The Straits Times, 26 October 1962

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    29 1 AVERAGE II All V CERTIFIEII SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1962 15 CENTS. KDN 036 3. Raffles Ploce. S pore -1 Tel: *****
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    FIRST CONTACT
    106 1 Intercepted but allowed to proceed as ship was carrying only oil Soviet tanker sails on WASHINGTON. Thurs. A SOVIET tanker heading for Cuba had been intercepted today but allowed to proceed, according to a U.S. Congressman. The Defence Department later confirmed the interception, saying that the tanker had
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    Lock icon MAC: BLOCKADE NOT EXTREME MEASURE'
    703 1 MAC: BLOCKADE NOT EXTREME MEASURE' I ONDON, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan, said in the House of Commons today that Russia's action in Cuba "can only be regarded as a deliberate adventure designed to test the ability and determination of the United States." The measures announced by President Kennedy
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    Lock icon CUBA PREPARES FOR INVASION
    86 1 HAVANA. Thurs— Cuba today appeared ready for imminent attack. All the salient points in Havana and all available oprn spaces on its long waterfront are provided with anti-aircraft guns and mortars, manned by troops, militia or "brrados" (uniformed state scholarship studrnts) All police patrols have been
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    Eight Nations offer aid
    615 1 Eight Nations offer aid WASHINGTON. Thurs.— At least eight Latin American nations have offered assistance ranging from naval units to port faculties— to the United States in its blockade on offensive arms entering Cuba. U.S. officials said last night. Countries which had offered help so far were Argentina, Colombia, Costa
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    Jane ('I'm expecting a baby in May') flies home
    674 1  - Jane ('I'm expecting a baby in May') flies home JACKIE SAM By OINGAPORE. Thurs. Jane Lee Santarossa. 22, the sloe-eyed "forged cheque" girl, returned home tonight. Bound over for 12 months In London yesterday for forging and uttering a £1.140-bank draft, she walked out of the airport tonight with a
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    Over-the pantie war
    79 1 Over- the pantie war T ONDON, Than. Bri<L' tish lawn tennis officialdom frowned today on ladies' panties as worn at Wimbledon. The Daily Express reported today that the 12--man lawn tennis championship committee met in secret session last night and reached a "major decision" a -bo at next year's Wimbledon
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    Lock icon India shocked into reality, says Nehru
    718 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Mr. Nehru said here today that the "massive invasion" of India by China made India realist she had been "out of touch with reality" and had shocked her out of the "artificial atmosphere of our own creation." Addressing a conference of
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    A common mart for Malaysia?
    330 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. npHE feasibility of common market arrangements A between the territories of Malaysia is among the World Bank Malaysia economic mission's terms of reference which were agreed on at a high-level meeting here today. The full terms of reference, contained in a statement
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    Lock icon What the girls dream 0f...
    65 1 LONDON. Thurs. A book published in London today says that more than 50 per cent of teenage schoolgirls interviewed by the authoress dreamt of an early marriage and the early death of their husbands. Thelma Veness. who wrote the book, says it seems the wedding
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    Sihanouk for Indonesia
    45 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk will arrive here on Nov. 26 for an 11-day official visit to Indonesia. It will be his first visit to Indonesia since he last came here to attend the first Afro-Asian conference in Bandung in 1955.
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    Governor resigns
    39 1 RAWALPINDI. Thurs. Mr. Ohulam Faruque. Governor of Bast Pakistan, has resigned after five months in office, and is to be succeeded by the Central Oovernment Minister of Health. Mr. Abdul Monem Khan, it was announced here today.
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    Malaya hits out
    26 1 CNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Malaya. Denmark, the Central African Republic and Morocco criticised South Africa's racial policies In the General Assembly's special political committee.
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    Heavy rains close airport
    175 1 Heavy rains close airport KI'ALA LIWIIM 1V Thurs. The police today warned people alonjj the cast coast to expo c t "moderate to heavy** rain by noon tomorrow. The latest flood report says that the Kampong Gajah Bagan Serai Road iSelama district. Perak) is under eight Inches of water at
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    STOP PRESS
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    Lock icon KHRUSHCHEV: AM READY FOR A SUMMIT CONFERENCE
    589 2 KHRUSHCHEV: AM READY FOR A SUMMIT CONFERENCE ■r lll MOSCOW, Thurs. Mr. Khrushchev said in a message issued here last night, five hours after the American arms blockade of Cuba took effect, that he was ready for a summit meeting and that Russia would take no rash decisions. In his
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    Lock icon U Thant appeals to both Nik and Jack
    462 2 ITNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The acting U.N. secretarygeneral, U Thant, appealed to Mr. Nikita Khrushchev yesterday to suspend arms shipments to Cuba and to President Kennedy to suspend the Cuba blockade for two to three weeks. He tola the Security Council of his
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    GRAVEST DANGER SINCE THE SECOND WORLD CONFLICT
    118 2 U I believe that such voluntary suspension for a period of two to three weeks wIU greatly ease the situation and give time to the parties concerned to meet and discuss with a view to finding a peaceful solution of the problem. "In
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    Lock icon Fiddling amid tension
    82 2 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The Security Council halted the debate on the Cuba crisis yesterday afternoon to listen to a Beethoven sonata, played by David Oistrakh, the famous Russian violinist, at a concert commemorating United Nations Day. The debate resumed later. While some observers remarked that It seemed
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    Cuban rockets 'calculated double dealing.9 says Britain
    373 3 Cuban rockets 'calculated double dealing. 9 says Britain UNITED NATIONS, Thursday ORITAIN accused Russia yesterday of "calculated double dealing" by installing nuclear missiles in Cuba behind a "mask of duplicity." In a denunciation of Soviet policy. Sir Patrick Dean threw British support behind America In its call to the Security
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    A quick look round
    218 3 A quick look round WASHINGTON. Thurs— Mr. George Woods, an American investment banker, has been chosen to succeed Mr. Eugene Black as president of the World Bank. Mr. Black Is due to retire on Jan. 1. NEW YORK: Two scientists In Madison, Wisconsin. have developed a chemical vaccine that enables
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    Lock icon Soekarno on Dutch 'time-bombs'
    85 3 Soekarno on Dutch 'time-bombs' JAKARTA, Thurs. President Soekarno has warned Brig. Said Uddln Khan. Pakistani commander of the United Nations forces in West Irian to beware of possible Dutch attempts id stir up trouble in the territory Brig. Khan, who was received this morning by the Indonesian President, was accompanied
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    Lock icon Discovered: The German measles virus
    80 3 Discovered: The German measles virus BOSTON, Thurs. Tht> German measles virus has discovered, paving the way for a vaccine to control th(» disease, the Harvard University School of Public Health announced here yesterday German tieasles, also known as rubella. Is a serious menace to unborn babies when contracted by the
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    Lock icon Envoy's visit
    44 3 BERLIN, Thurs. Sir Christopher Bteel, the British Ambassador in Bonn, arrived here by air yesterday for a two-day visit during which he will discuss the Berlin situation with leading West Berlin. West German, and Western Allied officials. a British spokesman said.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Floods hit Vietnam
    29 3 SAIGON, Thurs.— Heavy floods have forced thousands of people to flee their homes, washed out railways and roads and destroyed rice crops in central Vietnam.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon U.N. investigator
    27 3 BANGKOK, Thurs— A United Nations representative. Mr. Nils Cussing, of Sweden, will arrive here tomorrow to investigate causes of tension between Thailand and Cambodia. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Spinster is freed of killing her nine babies
    214 3 DERBY (England), Thursday. J^ 37-YEAR-OLD spinster, said to have had nine babies and hidden their bodies in her home, left court a free woman today after a judge quashed a murder indictment against her. The judge accepted an argument by defending counsel
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    Lock icon Meredith is booed: Marshals to -rescue –
    149 3 Meredith is booed: Marshals to -rescue OXFORD (Mississippi), Thurs. Federal marshals yesterday cleared a path through a crowd of booing white students who tried to prevent Mr. James Meredith, a Negro, from leaving a building on the University of Mississippi campus. Mr. Meredith, 29, was enrolled at the formerly allwhite
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    Lock icon Australia to spend more on defence
    121 3 CANBERRA, Thurs.— V; Australia will spend more on defence and expand its forces during the next three years, Mr. Athol Townley, th< Defence Minister, told th* House of Representatives here. He said defence spending would rise from CA2O3 million last year to CA22O million
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      Lock icon BRITAIN TO MOVE THAILAND FORCE
      148 3 BRITAIN TO MOVE THAILAND FORCE T ONDON, Thurs.— The Foreign Office announced yesterday that Britain would withdraw next month from Thailand the R.A.F. Squadron sent there last May at the height of the Laotian crisis. A Foreign Office statement said that the Thai Government agreed with Britain that "the fighter
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      Lock icon Soekarno names new Minister
      53 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. President Soekarno has appointed Mr. Ruslan Abdul Q&ni as Minister of Information in place of Professor Mohammad Yamin who died last week. Abdul Oanl was a Minister and vice-chairman of President Soekarno's Supreme Advisory Council before being dropped from the Cabinet in a reshuffle
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      Lock icon They want Chaplin
      42 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. The city educational television station W.N.D.T. received more than 350 protests yesterday after it cancelled a programme of old Charlie Chaplin films to give live coverage to the United Nations Security Council debate on Cuba.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Envoy for Peking
      20 3 MOSCOW, Thurs. Mr. Liv Shlao, the Chinese Ambassador to the Soviet Union, left for Peking yesterday. Reuter.
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    THE POWER TOTAL IN NUCLEAR BANGS: RUSSIA DOUBLES U.S.
    229 3 THE POWER TOTAL IN NUCLEAR BANGS: RUSSIA DOUBLES U.S. WASHINGTON, Thursday. Soviet Union now has tested nuclear weapons totalling more than twice the power of all U.S. tests to date. i The score in terms of megatons (millions of tons) Is roughly 305 for Russia to about 143 for the
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    Three put on probation
    107 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three young men who attempted to rob a soldier In Kallang Park were each put on probation for two years by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan In the Assize Court today. They were Llm Mum 800. Teo Kow Kla and Lin Ah Kow. The
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    Varsity play
    20 4 SINOAPORK. Thurs. The University of Singapore Dramatic Society tonight staged August Strlndberg's "The Father" at the Cultural Centre.
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    Free film show
    34 4 SINOAPORB. Thurs. Bedok branch of Singapore UMNO will give a free film show to the public at Jalan Kathl at 8 pjn. tomorrow, to celebrate the first anniversary of the branch.
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    Cheers as Geylang girls end the boycott
    599 4 Cheers as Geylang girls end the boycott GOVT. READY TO RACK CHARGE AS 197 senior girls of the Geylang Craft Centre ended their four-day exam boycott, the Government said today it was prepared to appoint a commission of inquiry to substantiate its accusation that Party Rakyat politicians were behind the
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    RISING ROAD TOLL-SO SAFETY PHOTO -CONTEST
    191 4 RISING ROAD TOLL- SO SAFETY PHOTO -CONTEST- SINGAPORE, Thurs.— *3 An increase in road accidents has prompted the Automobile Association of Singapore and the Photographic Society of Singapore to sponsor a road and traffic safety photographic competition. The object of the competition is to inculcate road consciousness among all road
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    Adam Faith on return visit
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. British pop-singer Adam Faith will stop over in Singapore again on Nov. 7 on his way home from New Zealand. Due to heavy commitments he will not sing here as originally intended.
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    Photography lecture
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The famous Mexican colour photographer. Mr. Jose Lorenzo Zakany. will give a public lecture on colour photography techniques at the National Library lecture hall at 8 pjn. on Oct. 30.
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    Chamber Orchestra at Victoria Theatre
    294 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Berlin Chamber Orchestra, under its conductor Hans von Benda, gave a concert before a capacity audience in the Victoria Theatre last night. This was the orchestra's third visit to Singapore In recent yean, and once again we were able to applaud those
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    416 4 THE following Is todayi «chedule of olvil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS Garuda: From Medan. Kuala Lumpur (GA 980^ 3 p.m.; from Bangkok (OA 805) 6.25 p.m.; from Jakarta (OA 803) 1.40 a.m. Cathay Pacific: Prom Hong Kong. Bangkok (OX 731) 7.35
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      303 4 I TONIGHT AND TOMORROW MIDNIGHT SIMULTANEOUSLY AT SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG j CATHAY ODEON ODEON SINGAPORE CATHAY: PLUS ON STAGE TONIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT: PERSONAL j APPEARANCES OF "KORBAN KASEH" STARS The Strange Conflicting Triangle Of Love Between Father, Son And The Woman! t^OFF LATIFF FATIMAH AHMAD and introducing ZAHRAH SELAMAT
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      ALLIANCE ADDS TO LIPIS VICTORY
      90 5 I£UALA LIPIS, Thurs.— 1V The Alliance yesterday enhanced its election victory in Lipis when its candidate in the Lipis Town Council by-election for Cheneras Barat ward beat the Socialist Front nominee. Ismayatln bin Kumar of the Alliance polled 137 votes while his rival, a housewife.
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      Prize-giving at Convent
      43 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The Convent will hold its annual prize-giving and exhibition at 10 a.m. on Oct. 31 The Governor, Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj. will address the school while his wife, Tcngku Puan HaJJah Nor Sa'adah. will give away the prizes.
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      ' Bela Siki drops in on way to -Bangkok—
      88 5 Bela Siki drops in on way to -Bangkok— SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Hungarian pianist. Bela Siki (above), flew into Singapore last night en route to Bangkok. He will return in 10 days to perform at the Victoria Theatre here on Nov. 10. He last played here eight years ago. Considered one
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      NEW DATE IS EARLY NEXT YEAR: POLY JOURNAL
      346 5 NEW DATE IS EARLY NEXT YEAR: POLY JOURNAL gINGAPORE, Thurs. The introduction of television in Singapore may have to be postponed due to technical and administrative problems The original target date of some time before this Christmas may be moved to early next year. This was disclosed today by "T
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      Sameena (8) steals — —the limelight—
      77 5 Sameena (8) steals the limelight MODELLING is nothing strange or new to eight-year-old Sameena Piracha who stole the limelight at a United Nations Day fashion show at the YWCA in Koala Lumpur on Wednesday night. Pretty Sameena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Riac Piracha of the Pakistan High Commission here,
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      UNITY HOPE OF PETROL UNIONS
      185 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The secretary of the United Workers of Petroleum Industry in Singapore. Mr. Seah Mvi Kok. today expressed the hope that a federation of Malaysian petroleum workers' unions will soon be formed. Mr. Seah said the pro-tern secretary of the new National Union of
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      TO TEACH MALAY IN LONDON
      74 5 TO TEACH MALAY IN LONDON SINGAPORE. Thurs— lnche Kasslm Ahmad. 29. formerly nf the research section of the I Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka in Kuala Lumpur, left for England yesterday He will teach the Malay language at the school of Oriental and African Studies 1 In London for three years.
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      A party for 35
      27 5 IPOH. Thurs.— Thirty-five children of the Kampar welfare home were entertained to a Drrpavali tea party today by the Hindu Youth Organisation here
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      Attempted rape charge
      49 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Gilbert Mervyn Leicester. 27. was charged In the Ninth Magistrate s Court lodty with auemptinu to rape a 13-year-old girl The offence was alleged to have taken place in a house in Glasgow Road in July. No plea was recorded and bail was aliowed
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      Short meeting
      21 5 BUKIT MERTAJA.M. ThursThe Province Wclleslev Central District Council met today for 15 minutes one of its shortest monthly meetings.
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      Shell share lists open
      97 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur&. —The Shell Refining Company < Federation of Malaya) Ltd.. opened its lists at 10 a.m. today offering shares and debenture stock worth a total of $15 million. While no official statement is expected till Saturday. It is understood I that the bulk of
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      Lightning strike by bus workers
      209 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. More than 100 workers of the Len Seng Bus Company at Pahang Road here struck today in protest against the dismissal of three conductors. Police said the strikers threatened to assault the manager. Mr. Tal Ec King, who fired a shot Into
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      Pork seller fined
      34 5 PENANO. Thurs. A pork seller. Wong Hong. 30. was fined $250 today for offering for sale 9}lb of meat from a pig which had not been slaughtered in the city abattoir.
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      Pasok told to get clear mandate
      242 5 From GEOFFREY GELDARD: KUCHING. Thursday VORTH BORNEO'S Pasok Momugan Party which recently reversed its anti-Malaysia stand and asked to Join the Sabah Alliance Party was told today by the Alliance to "put your house in order first." I The Alliance preparatory committee met In
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      Salesman awarded $4,000 damages
      51 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A salesman. Lem Clung Kiai. 23. who was injured when he was knocked down by a taxi 16 months ago. was awarded $4,000 damages with costs by Mi. Justice Winslow in the High Court today. The award was made against the taxi driver. Yeong
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      Death in new house
      26 5 KUCHING. Thurs.— Only throe days after moving into his new hou.se m Batu Lintang Road. Mr. Sim See P.iuaiiK. 33. was electrocuted.
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    the WOMANto the fore...
    736 6 the WOMANto the fore. ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT T^HE look of the year is womanly. A look that is neither arch nor coy nor oversweet, but Instead heart-catchingly dramatic in its very simplicity, the very subtle way it quietly and unashamedly underscores the femininity in every woman. Gone are the gaunt eyes,
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    The day my day was made
    305 6 The day my day was made TIHEVMATISM, lumbago. IV Words lightly used. They even have a comic rrng to them. How often have I gritted my teeth to hear some bright spark use either word as a cheery commentary on the state of health. I have some friend* with disgustingly
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    from you to him to you
    343 6 \ME women these days are really vary prarical people. We may not seem so to men, but we are. Because while we pine tor emeralds and chinchilla, in our hearts we really prefer things that are less frivolous. Well, maybe prefer is not exactly
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    WARM SPICY AROMAS OF BAKING
    353 6 WARM SPICY AROMAS OF BAKING EVERY child should grow up with the memory of Saturday afternoons in the kitchen with Mother while the warm, mouth-watering aromas of spicy, sugary cookies baking in the oven float all around. Cookies, like lollipops and skipping ropes and marbles, are a part of being
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    Age-old complaint—l am neglected
    696 6 Age-old complaint— l am neglected YOUNG wives write 1 to me "My husband Is so interested in golf (stamps, woodcuts, bird watching, hybrid orchids) until he eats, sletp? and dreams his pet hobby and doesn't even know I'm alive." Well, my girl, you have run across an age-old problem, and
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    The ideal Christmas gift
    11 6 HAVE YOU ORDERED THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL?
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    Ferries to go from 414-mile road trip
    331 6 Ferries to go from 414-mile road trip From K. BASKARAN: Kuantan, Thursday DV the end of 1964 the 414-mile road journey from Kuala Lumpur to Kota Bharu is expected to be uninterrupted by ferries. There are now seven ferries to cross. Work Is going ahead on i two bridges at
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    UNDERGRADS GET TURF CLUB GRANTS
    77 6 UNDERGRADS GET TURF CLUB GRANTS IPOH, Thurs. The Perak Turf Club, which has instituted a system of scholarships from secondary school to university level, has made 70 awards for this year, costIng $15,400. Three students have been awarded scholarships at the University of Malaya, each worth $2,500 a year. They
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    TOURISM IS BRINGING IN EVER-RISING REVENUE
    218 6 T»HE Federation's re- venue from tourism is rising, the inaugural meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Tourist Association was told today. Inche Osman Slru, Tourist Promotion Officer of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, said that It was safe to assume that tourist traffic to
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    Calligraphy contest
    37 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. An annual calligraphy contest for Singapore Chinese school students will be held on Sunday at Tuan Mong High School, under the auspices oi the student and youth work: department of the Chinese V.M.C.A.
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    Now-marbles galore
    83 6 Now- marbles galore KUCHING. Thurs. Thousands of marbles of every type and colour have been received by the boys of LlmbaiiK Junior Secondary School in Sarawak from schoolboys of Victoria. Australia. The headmaster at Llmbang, Mr. N. Rees, saw that his pupils were keen marble players but were hampered skill
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    FREIGHTER SAVES THREE IN SEA
    103 6 FREIGHTER SAVES THREE IN SEA- KUALA TRENGGANU, Thurs. Three fishermen, whose boat capsized in the South China Sea last night, went rescued by a passing freighter. They werr "he Ku Mahxnood, 45 A mad bin Aba Bakar, 4. and Mohamed Darat. in The three men were on their way back
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    New S'pore base GOC
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Ma J. -Gen. E. A. W. Williams, Chief of Staff. General Headquarters, Par East Land Forces, will take over from MaJ.-Gen. I. C. Harris, as General Officer Commanding Singapore Base District on Nov. 9. Details of Gen. Harris' new appointment have not yet been
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    43 on study tour
    28 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Forty-three Thai officials. Including five women, are here on a study tour under the auspices of the Association of South-East Asia.
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    Six reasons for the mosquito nuisance
    131 6 Six reasons for the mosquito nuisance TIAIPING, Thurs. There are at least six reasons why mosquitoes will continue to breed in this town, according to the Health Officer, Dr. M. F. de Sllva. He told a Town Council meeting here last night that Taiplng residents would be bothered by mosquitoes
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    Talk on rubber
    37 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Professor Kiang Ai Kirn. or the Department of Chemistry, UnlvcrMty of Singapore, will speak oa "Quo vadis natural or synthetic?" at the new lecture theatre No. 3. at 8 D.m. on Wednesday.
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      66 6 Alley Oop By V.T. Hawnlin SEEOe A THAT'S WOT/ tf» huKTZ THE MAIN I 1 USING OOP IN A YBH/ MB WOULONT M THAT TIME I YOU HAD ANY f REASON THE BRAIN-TRANSPLAiTrnM 1 iSjb^wwSu I W J BRAINS, NOU'O I OOCTWwXStS B^^TSuS* TO^OUtX }jQ>* MHck Tracy By Cho*u>r Gnmid
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    ALL THIS AND THE MAGIC OF Mr. ZIO PAYNE...
    1043 7 KUALA LUMPUR IN 1894 "I OOKING at the trouble and expense of getting here," observed the editor of the Selangor Journal, "$l5 single fare from Singapore, to say nothing of railway charges and the clothes destroyed by sparks from the engine,
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    America's crusader against organised vice...
    897 7 America 's crusader against organised vice... had the advantage of resembling his mother. The following year, the YMCA opened a campaign aimed at the suppression of obscene literature that was flooding the American market. Here, Comstock decided, was his true metier. He approached the YMCA and was given its blessing
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    87 8 19 Word* $Hi I Minimum) THE FAMILY OF Lot* Mr-. Lo Tuck Bhmg thank all friend* and relatives for their help, message* of condolence, wreaths and attendance rendi-red at her funeral on 23-10-62 THE BROTHERS' and Slaters of the funeral of their brother on 24-10-62. SOCKALINCAM THEVAR and family
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    REQUIEM
    23 8 H'nrrfi $10 (Minimum) CAPTAIN MARTIN CACCINO died 14/10/62. Man at Cathedral of th* j Good «•>•'■■•» r<\ 7. 50 a.m. Saturday 27th October.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    157 8 it Wore 1 170 (Minimum) FITZPATRICK't SUPERMARKET will be closed at 1 p.m. tomorrow. We wt.h all our Indian friends and customers a Happy Deepavall OEPILATORV WAX TREATMENT to remove UKly hair on leg*. 112.50. Further enquiries- Louis* Klerk, 21 I Nt.ee Ann Building, telephone ***** <8 pore). SINGAPORE
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  • The Straits Times Friday, October 26, 1962.
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      Talks Must Begin
      666 8 Depend upon it, Sir, observed Dr. Johnson, when a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight it concentrates his mind wonderfully. There has been so great a concentration of minds over Cuba, that something ought to come of it True not yet has the
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      A.S.A. Airline
      359 8 The A.S.A. civil aviation committee has sensibly shelved the idea of launching a joint international lirline. Not only are there better uses for the capital but the inevitable operational losses, and disputes that could follow, might do I more to damage A.S.A. I prestige and unity than the
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      The New Stars
      210 8 i The Federation's proposed I television services may have to rely a great deal on canned programmes from abroad, says the Secretary to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Truer word* have never been spoken, but surely this problem has always been prominently in mind? There are
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    Rubber: The men who may revolutionise an industry
    1451 8  - Rubber: The men who may revolutionise an industry AS THE BATTLE AGAINST SYNTHETIC LOOMS LARGER AND LARGER MALAYA S Rubber R esearch Institute is almost certainly the largest research body in the world working on one particular crop. It has a tradition which goes back to a unit organised by
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    India gets set for a long, bitter battle
    344 8  - India gets set for a long, bitter battle KRISHNA MOORTHY E NEW DELHI. Thurs.— India is jetting »et for a long period of fighting with the Chinese. Fighting on the northern border of the Himalayas will sap her energies and waste her resources for a long time to come. Planning
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  • In search of a four-letter word...
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      LETTERS
      192 8 A CCORDINO to a report of A. a court case appearing in your Issue of October 24. a woman police inspector claimed that the Oxford dictionary provided the meaning of a certain "fourletter' 1 word ajid "other vulgar expressions" appearing In Henry Miller's "Tropic of Cancer." To prevent those
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      Preserving our history
      147 8 IN your issue of October 20 "V.N." complaints of the neglect of the Hindu temple on the slopes of Kedah Peak and expresses the nope that the Prime Minister will order the Museum Department to tend it and other historic monuments The responsibility for keeping the site
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      128 8 TRUST SWANSON Ha for* the best in FROZEN CHICKEN Chicken that's apecially selected when it's young, tender and flavourful. Quick-f rocen by Swanson at the vary peak of freshness and tenderness. This f reeling permits Swanson Chicken to retain all its original fine quality and delicious flavour until the moment
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      861 9 EASTERN WATCH Co.{§§NeW SHOWROOM C STRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT J QUALITY OF PRODUCTS HAS ACHIEVED WIDE FAME r Newlhowrooin^rgn Watch-makers for half 1 Ul^gcol illalKcLo l(Ji a^^*t^fl BUBiIm *'T B PPWP"Wf W JR v SWISS watchmaking presents the striking ex- SWb .^^jflH^M^li J i "^S^mmi? ample of an industry concentrated within
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    Quality chronographs have a high degree of precision
    443 10 Quality chronographs have a high degree of precision Electricity in world-wide timekeeping network THE speeding up of progress in the sciences and technology is one of the outstanding features of the evolution of modern civilisation. In spite of certain fears respecting the rapid transformation, the march of progress must be
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    Research to the aid of time keeping
    776 10 Research to the aid of time keeping units of physical measurements have been linked together by their dependence on the three fundamental units, of which that of time, the second' is the one in which we are more especially interested here: it is perhaps the most important of all the
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      200 10 Congratulate Eastern Watch Co., on the occasion of their 28th Anniversary and the opening of the new showroom r I(MT% lIISIH VIHESIH TIIIJIH FIIIH JIIIIMI I OCTOBER o Q in 11 19 17 Lw^l^Lkl Lh^Lb 1962 Llfl Lvjl oq oq on i_^^B Lm^k^^^^*^^iM ZO Z%J OU 0 1 "^A H
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    28 years of public service in Singapore
    489 11 28 years of public service in Singapore THIS FIRM GREW UP WITH ISLAND STATE |T was 28 years ago; ri^ht in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown, that the Eastern Watch Company began its long march. As time passes, Eastern Watch Company grows with Singapore itself, so that the company is
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      116 11 w RQAMER SWISS MADE Congratulates EASTERN WATCH COMPANY on the occasion of their 28th Anniversary and the opening of their New Showroom. Sole Agents: E. S. REUBEN 3, Shaws Building Capitol Flats Singapore-6 Tel: ***** Congratulations to THE EASTERN WATCH COMPANY on the occasion of the 28th Anniversary of their
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      596 11 Congratulations to EASTERN WATCH CO., on the occasion of their 28th ANNIVERSARY immw iiiiinn mumtmm^mmMttttMttmmmtmimomtmmT llffnifTflffHtnlUlllllllTliiiiiiniiiiiniiii fTT 11 1 IH I Httti 8| tn *^^B w£' 'til \jra II !m g —^^^BBJBBiSJfflili^^^^^^^Jßi Hhmsli 1 E 111 JB^L if vv-)' Jb£& Br^^s~ E 1 Omega Seamaster with calendar. What is the
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    THE ELECTRIC WATCH AND WITH IT MANY PROBLEMS SOLVED
    527 12 THE ELECTRIC WATCH AND WITH IT MANY PROBLEMS SOLVED ten years of research, the first electro mechanical Swiss watch was launched on the world market at the end of 1960. With an electromechanical watch there are obvious problems—the size, duration of operation hence the belated arrival of the electric wrist
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    A GIANT SWISS CLOCK
    125 12 r£ Mechanical Construction Works at Vevey (Ateliers de constructions mecanlques de Vevey) recently made a giant clock for the Near East. The clock in question measures 16.41 feet in diameter and is equipped with two hands of which one measures 7.5 feet and the other 5.5
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    PRIZE OFFER
    98 12 OWE City of Geneva has I instituted two annual prlies of 5.000 Swiss francs each (M 53.480) for the purpose of rewarding the artists or craftsmen presentint the best watch or jewellery creations. The prises are awarded for work executed in accordance with the drawIngs sent in by
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    At last-an extra thin watch
    92 12 J^ SWISS watchmaking factory has succeeded in making an extra thin automatic watch, by placing the oscillatory mass on the periphery of the movement, the displacement of which assures the winding up of the spring. It is owing to the Invention, by its own research
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      61 12 Heartiest Congratulations to Eastern Watch Company on the occasion of their 28 th Anniversary and the opening of their New Showroom. MONDIA TWINS O Lf VS CTA E3 One of the Most B^J*"* k -^^j^^ > Distinctive Watches BpP^^fS^wi^H^^'^^ 1 with the Seal of Jjk V J. /MJmlm a Quality
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      196 12 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE EASTERN WATCH COMPANY ON THEIR 28TH ANNIVERSARY AND ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF THEIR EXTENDED PREMISES. rv^C WISE MEN y^~^\f,r. «v «4u w L Till* C A C T br~ dfe. ii it 7 ■x TJ O. AS RECOMMEND #«Mft*^j r% TITUS -:'a 4l T^ll
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    DPP ordered: Give details
    490 13 JUDGE: I'LL DISCHARGE DOCTOR UNLESS MANNER OF ALLEGED ABORTION IS STATED J^ PRIVATE practitioner, Dr. Heng Yeck Meng, accused in the First Criminal District Court of causing a miscarriage, was today supplied with details of his alleged offence. Mr. Choor Singh, the judge, granting an application
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    Army to get its first Chinese
    186 13 Army to get its first Chinese MALACCA, Thurs. The Federation Army will have the first Chinese Lieutenant-Col-onel on Thursday. He is Major Tan Chee See who will be promoted to the rank to succeed Lt-Col. JH. Mallard as commanding officer of the Ist Federa 1 1 on Reconnaissance Regiment. Col.
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    2 to make their defence today
    63 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thur».— Major Francis Montague-Jonas, 40. and Lee Kwan Hiiat. 23. who are A- Jointly accused of committing an act of gross Indecency with one another, will make their defence on the charge tomorrow. A defence submission that they had no case to
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    MB visits Ulu
    21 13 KUALA TRENGGANU. Thurs. The Mentrl Besar of Trengganu Daio Ibrahim Plkri bin Mohamed. yesterday visited Ulu Trengganu district.
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    4 ROBBERS GAG 13 WOMEN, CHILDREN
    102 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Four armed men got away with $2,100 in cash and Jewellery in a daring hold-up of four families in a Tanjong Pagar flat yesterday. The robbers, carrying knives and daggers, entered the flat at 3.50 p.m. while the men folk were away
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    Drama, song contests: 5 win $1,000
    107 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs Five people have won top prize* of $1,000 each in the Malaysia drama and song competitions, the results of which were announced by the Ministry of Culture today. The winners of the first prizes are Malay drama: Mr. Rahman Abu of 139.
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    TUMBLING WIFE FLEES FROM ROBBERS
    270 13 TUMBLING WIFE FLEES FROM ROBBERS IPOH, Thurs. A A housewife, Madam Lee Mci May, 43, who had been bound and gagged by armed robbers, came tumbling down the stairs from her third-storey flat in Chamberlain Road here this afternoon to raise the alarm. Bruised and badly shaken, she picked herself
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    UN Day celebrations
    29 13 MALACCA. Thurs.— The YWCA here joined the Rotary Club In a buffet dinner at the Rut House here last night 1 to celebrate United Nations Day.
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    Latest dates for Xmas mail are announced
    190 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The postal authorities have published a list of latest dates for posting of Christmas cards, parcels and letters. Different dates are given for mall posted in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang The latest dates for parcels going by sea to
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    $500,000 windfall for Caltex -men—
    298 13 $500,000 windfall for Caltex -men— SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Some 200 employees of Caltex Oil (Malaya) Ltd., in Singapore will get more than $500,000 in back pay and bonus following a wage agreement signed today between the company and the United Workers of Petroleum Industry. The windfall consists of two-and-a-half months' back
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    11 die on roads in Singapore
    47 13 SINQAPORB, Thurs. Eleven people were killed in road accident* list month the same number as In August, traffic police statistics revaaled today. There were 2.801 accidents last month, compared with 2.822 for August, and 2.590 for the corresponding month last year.
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    Thought daughter was joking
    73 13 Thought daughter was joking SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tay Sai Ying. 20. told her mother many times that it was better to die than live. Today Madam Lee Kow Mo«y told the Coroner: "I thought my daughtet was joking." On Oct. 4. she heard rroans coming from her daughter* room. When she
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    More money tor the San waifs
    51 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore donations for the San children whose father was killed In an accident today totalled $272 bringing the grand total (Singapore) to $1,467.50. Latest contributions are from I anonymous $140; Y. P. Pang and family $40 and G.W.O. P.P.C. staff 3 BOD.
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    Union registered
    28 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Ttiurs.— The I National Onion of Petroleum In- dustry Workers' Federation of Malaya, which claims a potential i membership of 2.000. was registered today.
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    2,104 GURKHAS IN A RECORD PARADE
    172 13 SUNGEI PATANI, Thursday. ■PHIS evening 2,104 Gurkha officers and men took J part in a parade at the depot of the Brigade of Gurkhas here. The parade, the biggest ever held by one unit, was to mark the passlng-out of 1,680' Gurkha recruits after
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    SOON ONE LAND LAW FOR ALL STATES
    164 13 SOON ONE LAND LAW FOR ALL STATES KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A" Bill designed to pave the way for the introduction of a uniform land law throughout the Federation will be Dublished tomorrow. It will bring the PenanK and Malacca land systems Into line with the other nine States, so that
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    Mersing all set to celebrate
    57 13 MERSINO. Thurs.— The Deoplt here will go gay on Sunday to celebrate the birthday of the Sultan of Johore. I Ht(?hlißht of the celebration* j will be a march-past at the Town j Padang in the morning in which the Territorial Army, police, boy scouts
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    A pre-dawn blaze guts sawmill
    95 13 A pre-dawn blaze guts sawmill SINGAPORE, Thurs. A pre-dawn blaze today gutted the Hiap Chuan Joo sawmill in Balestier Road and destroyed about $300.--000 worth of machinery and timber. The fire, which started shortly after 3.30 a.m., was first discovered by the mill jaga. BLshan Singh. Awakened from sleep by
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      424 13 RADIO MALAYA RAD|O SINGAPORE NATIONAL BHORTWAVE SERVICE: 41.7 metres BHOET WAVE SKRVICE: AM. 800 Time Signal. Negar*- 41 mttrtt JJ e^, Ht<W^ n S: Morn MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: ing Melodies; 7.00 Rendezvous oa m «tn> With Music: 7.30 Tlma Signal. a News; 7.35 Breakfast Club 800 AM 600 aood Morning;
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    Penang— refugees return to homes
    264 14 Penang— refugees return to homes pENANG, Thurs. r With flood waters subsiding, all families evacuated from the Caunter Hall area have returned after taking refuge at the homes of relatives or in the Penang Port Commission Recreation Club in Anson Road. Most of the affected families (200 men. women and
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    Extort bid charge
    73 14 IPOH. Thurs.— Leong A a Kow 24 and Laew Sooi San. 23. pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here today to attempting to extort money from Mr. Lam Koon Chuan. owner of a rubber estate. They were alleged to have put Mr. Lam in fear of
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    Off to Oxford on Phd. course
    63 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. Lee Ting Hui. 31. a lecturer erf history of Chinese philosophy at the University of Singapore, left last night to enter Oxford University for post graduate: studies leading to a Doctorate of Philosophy. A local MA graduate, he taught for a
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    TWO BIG POSERS ON STAND BY AZIZ
    104 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The decision of the former Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, to continue working among farmers, fishermen and co-operators posed two questions, the Umno official weekly Malaya Merdeka said today. The questions are: WHAT will be
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    Lock icon Chinese party planned
    86 14 BRUNEI TOWN. Tliurs. -Chinese business and community leaders are discussing the formation ■if a Brunei Chinese Association on similar lines as those of the Malayan Chinese Association. A spokesman for the Brunei Chinese Chamber of Commerce said an approach had been .nade to the Brunei Govern ntnt,
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    TEN TIN MINES IN PERAK FLOODED
    35 14 TEN TIN MINES IN PERAK FLOODED IPOH, Thursday. lIEAVY rain, almost daily in Perak, during the past few weeks has flooded out several mines, reduced rubber tapping and damaged vegetable crops, sending up market prices.
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    Victoria's Girl of the year' arrives
    328 14 Victoria's Girl of the year' arrives- SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Auburn-haired Miss Glenys Huttley (above) flew into Singapore by Air India last, night on the first leg of a nine-week world tour her prize as Victoria's "Girl of the Year." The sft. 61n. tall, 20-year-old beauty, won the title by raising the
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    'Only in Penang' ties impress Sardon
    171 14 'Only in Penang' ties impress Sardon PENANG, Thurs- Tne Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, was attracted by red ties with the letters "POS" worn by counter-clerks when he v sited the General Post Office here today. "This is the first post office In the country where I
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    Meeting the people
    31 14 PENANO. Thurs.— Penang MCA committee members will meet the people at the party's Sungei Ayer Terjun and Victoria Green ward branch headquarters a Cantonment Road here on Saturday.
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    Fishermen's course
    24 14 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs.— About 150 fishermen from the kampongs around Tan Jong Plandang fishing village, near here, attended a civic course yesterday.
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    N. Borneo: Macapagal prefers approach to Britain
    177 14 N. Borneo: Macapagal prefers approach to Britain YfANILA, Thurs. ITI President Diosdado Macapagal indicated yesterday he did not favour bringing the Philippine claim on North Borneo before the International Court of Justice or the United Nations at the present time. Filipino Senator Ferdinand Marcos had announced in the United Nations
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    BORNEO CIVIL SERVICES TO BE REVIEWED
    94 14 KUCHING. Thurs.— Changes in the Sarawak and North Borneo Civil Services may be made by the Federations former Director of Audit, Mr. H. M. Watson. Mr. Watson, who will arrive here on Nov. 7. has been appointed Commissioner to review the structure of the
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    No protests from world students
    144 14 6|f I ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. IV —The University of Singapore Students' I'nion is the only student body to protest to the Federation Government against its restrictions on travel by Singapore student groups. A Government source said today that not a single international student body had
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      791 15 TENDERS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from CUss "E" and above registered Contractors will be received at the offlce of the Chief Architect, Ministry of Education, Young Road, Kuala Lumpur up to 3.00 p.m of the 7th November 1962 for:THB ERECTION OP RURAL TEACHERS' QUARTERS IN NEORI SEMBILAN. Tender
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      259 15 TENDERS PETALING JAVA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Tender for tbe construction of P-J.D.C. Public Swimminf Pool Extension ol Closing DateIt Is hereby notified that the closing date ol the tender for the construction of swimming pool at Jalan Sultan, Petallng Jaya, has been extended to 6th November, 1962 at 3.00 pjn. Applications
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      908 15 HOUSES k LAND FOR SALE M Wordt SI (Mln.y—Box tt eta. oxtrm INOLS STOREY ItMI-DETACHED Bungalow at 61 miles, Cbaagl Road, Opposite BlElap View. Apply Telephone: *****, Singapore MODIRN SEMI DITACHED Bungalow loDgbath modern sanitation threa bodrooms two toilets car porch near main road District IS. Writs Bos A4O3* s.t.
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      675 15 I SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) it Word* SS (Mln.)— Box tt ett. txtro JAVA MODES (415 River Valley Road) superior quality Battk-Saronici. SHISEIOO COSMETICS now available at Wako, Raffles Place, Singapore. GOING ON HOLIDAY take Batik from Batik shop Cathay Cinema. RINGS of distinctive design. Lee Onn Goldsmith, 206/8 S. Bridge
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    Soybean Council office in Malaya?
    264 16 rpHE Malayan market A for American soya beans and soya produots offered a very good potential, said Mr. Frank W. McWalters, representing the Soybean Council of America Inc. on a visit here this week. Mr. McWalters, who carried out a market development survey, said it
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    Steel trade promotion
    78 16 Mr. Ingemar Gustafsson, a representative of Sandvlk Co.. a leading Swedish steel manufacturing company, visited Singapore last week in the course of a world tour to promote trade. Mr. Gustafsson, whose company manufactures steel for watches and razors, thought that Malaya had the prerequisites for the setting
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    TENGKU TO OPEN $4m. BANK BUILDING
    494 16 TENGKU TO OPEN $4m. BANK BUILDING Most modern in South-East Asia fHE $4 million building erected in Kuala Lumpur by the Lee Wah Bank Ltd., incorporating some of the most modern banking equipment in South-East Asia today, will be opened by the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman on Nov.
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    Catalina and Cole swimsuits for 1963
    193 16 Catalina and Cole swimsuits for 1963 MR. DONALD Silverman, export manager of Kayser-Roth International, S.A. of New York was in Singapore early this week preparing for the introduction next year of a completely new range of his company's swim wear. He spent a considerable amount of time showing to dealers
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    SWEDISH PAPER CO. MARKET PROBE
    116 16 rroiE sales director of a lead- ing Swedish paper manufacturing company visited Singapore this week In the course of a world tour which has already covered the United States. Australia and New Zealand. Mr. Jan Sten of Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget, which owns over five million
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    Manager goes on leave
    98 16 MR L. J. MUBPHY (right). Penan* manaeer of Borneo Motors (Malaya) Ltd.. who Is going to New Zealand on six months' leave, and Mr. D. C. Hutton. who has arrived in Penang from Singapore io act for him. Both were entertained by the staff and dealers
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    S.W.S. top executive due here
    134 16 A TOP official of South Wales Switchgear Ltd. of Blackwood, Monmouthshire, is to visit Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Rangoon early next month. He is Mr. A.J. Nicholas, deputy chairman and managing director who is on a five weeks' tour of world markets that will take
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    TALairport office
    54 16 Thai Airways International has established an office at Kuala Lumpur airport to handle its own passenger relations and airline administration. Previously, this "ground handling unit" was managed by Malayan Airways. The new office has a staff of two air traffic officers and three ground hostesses. The station manager
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      135 16 STRAAT COLOMBO COMING 4 NEW 7,500 gross tons cargo ship belonging to Royal Interocean Lines, Straat Colombo, is expected in Singapore tomorrow from Rotterdam on her maiden voyage. Built by P. Smith Jr. NY of Rotterdam, Straat Colombo, like her sister ship, Straat Chatham, has five cargo holds containing 10
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    INDUSTRIALS BETTER ON MALAYAN STOCK MARKET
    581 18 From Oar Market Correspondent rpilE clouds lifted a little 1 on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday as operators took a second look at the Cuban crisis and calmed down. Industrials were generally better after Wednesday's selling and prices improved. The turnover, however, remained on
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 18 Malayan Stork Indices Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Industrials: 185.16 185.83 Tins: 274.77 275.62 S rubbers: 171.(9 171.69 Jan. 1, 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    613 18 pOMBINED business in the SinKapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets Industrial!: Bouatead (2.000) 11.81: Dunlopa (300) 11.97 SI., (2,000) Sl.flS. (10,000) 11.96. (14.000) 11.97; F. and N. ords (2.000) 13.12 D. (1,000)
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    Reaction on rubber, tin markets: Prices drop
    281 18 A FTER their substantial "panic" rises on WednesA day both the Straits Tin price and Malayan Rubber price yesterday showed fairly heavy drops. Wednesday's rise followed the announcement of the American blockade of Cuba and the easier conditions yesterday were not only a
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    124 18 MELBOURNE, ThursT^OLLOWING the big recovery on x Wall Street, tbe Melbourne Market leaders rose strongly on the higher commodity prices overseas and hopes that the Cuban crisis may be quickly eased. Most of the last two days losses were retrieved. Oils and base metals were steady while lawns
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    116 18 rE Malayan fianange Banks' *ne elatlan made tbeae cbansea in its rates to merchants yenterday (all rates to $100): Naw Vark: buying TT 321. airmail 01) 33. 90 d/st 331 credit bills. :ti« trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 7/16. airmail 01) 35 9/16, 90 d/st 36 1/16
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    225 18 SMIPt lying altntild* Mm tlngaaar* ■hirtii taday art: Bright Maerak 42/43, Kaiimafa 38/89, Aiumuu Maru 40. Ljcaon 1/2. M&adowl 33/34, PmldFot McKlntey 6, Walrrau. DenblgatUra 46 Monmoutbahlr* 4/5, Selamat 40/4.1. (nimil NW tt. Larut NW 4. Outtr r*ad*i City ot Rlpon, Ttoa Onaila. Bal Cbu. Shavlt.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    144 18 Oet 25 Tbrea moatht. (OFFICIAL QUOTATION*) utliwti don*. DmHopa 10 cv. Rothmaira 11 eta. r. *N. 14 eta 8 Darby 4td Gammon 10 eta (K. Mtorage «4d. J. Waucta 12 CU Bteamttlp 8 eta M Brew 26 cv. B. Times 20 cv Container* 0 cv. 8 Traders 25
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 18 October 25. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 821 cents (down 3. cents). TIN: 5426.25 (down 52.75). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (up 20 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    218 18 [VjOVEMBtR lirtt grada ruhb.r hur*n f.a.k. cloaad at S p.m. v Sin^i mrt and Ku-ila Lumpur ypiitrrday at 82i cents per lb. dowa 3J cents The lone was uncertain. S.C.C.R.A and F.M.R.C. ckMiing price." In cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b\ buyers tM. sellera
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    102 18 (CHINESE Praducs E«ch>n c sm..^ para 0000 prices per picul yritrr-^r day: Caetnut all: Bulk $41 setters, drum 544 seller.*, Capra October 3I2!1 buyers. $28s sellers. Psppar: Muntok nhua SIM sellers banin-ak white JI.VJI sellers, special Sarawak black $116 sellers, sarliW Uimpon* black »IJ-» sellers, ASTA $135 seller*.
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      642 19 LIQUORS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION A quarterly session of the Liquors Licensing Board for Singapore will be held in the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate in the Criminal District and Magistrates' Courts Building. South Bridge Road. Singapore, at 10 JO ajn. on Monday. 10th
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      1143 19 HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all ot the following: Tender Closing Deposit Dale (1) ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF 18 Blocks of 3-Storey Flats (192 Units) and 2 Dustbin Com- pounds with Stores at Queenstown. Neighbourhood IV, Phase 11, Contract IV. $500/- 16.11.62. (2)
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      880 19 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All members of the above Association in the State of Singapore will oe closed for business on Saturday 27th October 1962 for Deepavall. ESTATES OF MRS. MARIA GEORGINA JANE SAINDERS. deceaitd. late of Greyitoke Manor Hotel, Kerring. Sussex, who died testate on 6th March
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      760 19 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVBW that I, Roy Neal, of No- l Peel Road, Singapore, have applied for I the transfer of Wholesale Dealer's and Retail Shop licences in respect of Premises No. 475 River Valley Road, Singapore, to Mr. WW. Gawne, and that this application will be heard
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      846 19 TENDERS TENDERS for the supply of de- term* powder to the Prison De- i partment Hr 12 months In 1963 j wul be received by the Commis--1 sioner of Prisons, Singapore, up. to noon, 7th November, 1962. Details may be obtained from Prison Headquarters. Pearl Bank, Singapore. TENDERS will be
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      543 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal CiUaens for the po. iof Steward at the fiekolah Aiam Shah Cheras Road, Kuala Lumpu:. The salary scale of the post is lijyexU-'UJ piua C.OJLA. at current government rates. Living accommodation will be provided when I quarters are available. The post i* non-pensionable.
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    CASH INN STAKES CUP CLAIMS
    338 20  -  EPSOM JEEP On Parole also does a sparkling workout ESSbbbl I By gINGAPORE, Thurs. Cash Inn, with apprentice Mam a t Hassan up, ran 3f in 38 l/ssec in yielding going this morning. This is a splendid trial for a stayer. In his present form,
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    Weight, for Sunday
    415 20 OING APORii. Thurs. j Weights for all right races at Bukit Tlmah on Sunday are: Autumn Cup Cl 1 Dv I— lOt Water Scout 9.00 Gemstone 8.13 1 Oreamboat S.IZ Mickey Rooney II 8.11 TimberUne B.K National Joy 8.06 Satoro 8.03 Cash Inn 8.01 Kerrydale 8.01 Automation
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    Four top foreign teams coming
    235 20  -  SINGAPORE basketball fans will see four national teams in action next month when the United States, Australia, Peru and South Korea call here for matches on their way to the tournament at ManilaRepresenting the United States' will be the Goodyear Wingfoot Cagers, a top club
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    145 entries for KL November meet
    227 20 145 entries for KL November meet KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Selangor Turf Club have received 145 entries for the November meeting. The three-day meeting will be held on Nov. 4, 7 and 11. The entries comprise 57 In Class 1 and 88 In Class 3. They are: CLASS 1 ist
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    Schedule of racing
    461 20 NOV 4 (seven races): Class I Divi 1 2 and 3 6f Div I 9f Clan 3 Div 151 f: 51f: Div. 1 and 2 7f. NOV 7 (six races): CUm 1 D.vs 1 2 and 3 6f Clan 3 Divs 2 and 3 sif; Div 3
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      159 20 i^L ANOTHER _W_ SENSATIONAL OF FER from 29th Oct. to 10th Nov. 1962 SINGAPORE .§|g* Buy Libbys famous /T^jfi/^^^^^ Fruits and Juices from selected dealers in Singapore and get v^a^^/ a bottle of Libbys delicious Tomato a Catchup FREE hffilTe^ See your local Libby dealer BUYJ^tfya NOW •■Mt JOINT PAINS
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      260 20 FLY JAL'S NEW "SILK ROAD" TO THE MIDDLE EAST... 1 U L UROI L Japan Air Lines expands again links tho far East with London by way of Calcutta, Karachi, Kuwait, Cairo, Rome, Frankfurt, India, Pakistan, Kuwait. Egypt, Italy, Germany, England you can reach them all aboard JAL's magnificent 88OM
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      313 20 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (7). 1. Irishman has not altered, eh' 6. There's nothing in prison That's an encouraging Ihing! breaking, given cash (7). (3. 2. 3. 4). 7. Pulls round on getting vital I. "Icily splendidly null" fluid— its a sort of tree resin (Tennyson) (7). (7. Si. t.
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    No Spore athletes for Perth Games
    268 21 No Spore athletes for Perth Games SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore will not send any track and field athletes to the Commonwealth Games in Perth next month. The Singapore AAA decided today there was no athlete in the state today who was good enough to be sent to the Perth Games. AAA
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    British stars visit?
    324 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL Malayans may get chance to compete against Perth medal winners By Kuala BRIGHTWELL WANTS TOUR Q*****1 Lumpur Thursday TF Malayan athletes do not compete in next month's Cornwealth Games in Perth, they may at least have the chance to test themselves on home soil in
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    VIETNAM GAIN EASY 4-0 VICTORY
    120 21 VIETNAM GAIN EASY 4-0 VICTORY SAIGON, Thurs. South Vietnam beat Indonesia 4-0 today in the opening match of the Independence Day soccer festival here. Malaya and Thailand, the other two countries in the competition, will play on Saturday. There will be two matches on Sunday— Vietnam v Thailand and Malaya
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    SPORTSLETTER Cricketing judge
    83 21 SPORTSLETTER Cricketing judge RECENTLY I became aware of the tact that a judge of appeal in Malaya has been hearing appeals on the cricket field in the West Indies. He is Mr. Justice Reginald Hill, who has been watching matches on the Selangor Club padang every Sunday. He was the
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    Soccerites v Arsenal final
    59 21 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Star Soccerltes will meet Arsenal in the Singapore Football League, Div. 3 final next week. In the semi-finals todays, Soccerltes beat Windsor Rovers 3-2 after being held to 2-2 at half time. Two first half goals by In-side-right Topping put Arsenal Into the final
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    3 Gamesmen in cycle race
    66 21 IPOH, Thurs.— Three Asian Games cyclists are among the 24 entries for the Malayan Cyclists Federation's 75-mlle massed-start road race from Ipoh to Padang Rangas and back on Sunday. The Oamesmen are Ahmad JafTar and Rosll of Selangor and Stephen Llm of Malacca. The 24
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    202 21 T ONDON, Thurs. Jimmy Greaves, the England inside-forward, scored a hattrick last night in helping Tottenham Hotspur trounce Manchester United 6-2 in the First Division of the English Football League The Spurs crushed the United but the two late Manchester goals prevented them from going to
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    Lock icon PHILIPPINES DECIDE TO DROP 'WORLD' TAG
    166 21 MANILA. Than. The Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) have decided to hold the scheduled tournament here In December but not as the fourth world championship. The Philippine rovernment's decision turning down entry visas for a Yugoslav team one of 17 originally scheduled to
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    CABLES IN BRIEF
    200 21 NEW DELHI: The Indian Government has ordered the withdrawal of the Indian team for next month's Commonwealth Games In Perth because of the emergency caused by clashes with the Chinese on the northern border. The All-India Bports Council referred a decision on sending the team to the
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    45 21 SOe»... k «oon Lup s-nnai (Ipoi): PWD 5 RCRC 1. Victory Cup (Malacca): Newmarket 10 Kllat 0. HOCKEY Talping Lge: Tigers (XL) Kllat 10 Fed Army Signals 1 RUGGER— XL club match: S'gois Club B 26 Serdan* 3 ?s£?£ i*™"** 1 Vaivm to
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    Geylonese outplay Schools
    95 21 CSC 5 SCHOOLS 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Ceylon Sports Club, the champions, gained their second successive victory today when they beat Combined Schools 5-1 in the Singapore Hockey League Div. 1 match at Balestier Road. Ceylonese opened accounts after six minutes through Frlda and a few minute slater
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    Probables' game
    29 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The porbabie Selangor XV to meet Penang In a Malaya Cup tie on Nov. 3 will play the Padang Invitation XV here on Wednesday.
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    JOHORE ASIANS CONFIDENT OF CUP WIN
    187 21 JOHORE ASIANS CONFIDENT OF CUP WIN 12 LO JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. lOHORE Asians, joint holders of the All-Blues Cup with Perak, begin their campaign in this years competition on Saturday when they meet Federation Armed Forces here. Under n«w nklDPer. lock forward Ahmad Tbrahim, who will lead Federation Police on
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    RUGGER
    56 21 Wee and Koh yew inong. Stand-off Tay Chong Yew was also In fine form. The probable Johorr Asian XV: Ahmad Kadir; Chin Ah Sunn. Lolte Jee Wee, Koh Yew Thong. Ahaullah Ah; Tay Chonn Yew. Ahmad Esa; Salleh Uaji Hussein. Yusof Ismail. Mat Saman; Wan Rahman. Ahmad Ibrahim: Freddy
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      74 21 Sports Diary I irt.l SOCCER STORE DIV. 8 S-FINAL: Dockyard v Sulcaramai (Jti Besar. 5.15>. RDY CIP REPLAY: Municipality v Kinta Indians .Coronation (jrd, Ipoh). HOCKEY STORE DIV. 1: RAF Seletar v Police (Seletar): Div. 2: Khalsa v SHD (Balestier Rd). Women's Lee: Medicals v Combined schools (RI grd). BADMINTON
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    KENNEDY GETS REPLY READY
    129 22 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. President Kennedy worked into the early hours of today drafting his reply to last night's dramatic personal appeal by U Thant, United. Nations Acting Secretary General, (See Page 2) for a temporary suspension of the arms blockade of Cuba while negotiations are started.
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    129 22 YfOSCOW. Thurs.— Marshal Rodion Malinovsky, Soviet Defence Minister, has told Army officers that Russia had successfully solved the problem of destroying hostile rockets in flight. He said Russia's armed forces were now in a state of the highest battle readiness and that current Soviet
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    Winners in orchid photo contest
    202 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mr. Knee Chong Tat has won the first and second prizes in the monochrome section of the photographic exhibition of orchid flower studies, which will be held in conjunction with the 1962 Malayan Orchid Show at the Happy World Stadium. t The three-day
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    TWO DOCTORS FROM UK TO LECTURE
    117 22 TWO DOCTORS FROM UK TO LECTURE SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two eminent British neurologists will give public lectures in Singapore next week. Dr. S. P. Meadows, consultant neurologist at King Edward VIII Hospital. Windsor, and physician at Westminster Hospital and Moorfields Eye Hospital, will speak on "Exophthalmos" at 8.15 p.m. on Tuesday,
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    Here to market cement
    47 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two officials of the Burma Economic Development Corporation are now in Singapore to reintroduce and sell Burmese cement. Lt. Col. Tin Swe and U Win Swe said they would like to meet local merchants. They leave for Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.
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    Third talentime
    24 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The third annual teenage Talentlnr sponsored by the Chinese V.M.C.A., will be held on Jan. 12 at the Victoria Theatre.
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    Formosa Commandos raid the Communist coast
    270 22 HEAVILY armed Nationalist Commandos have made constant surprise attacks on Communist bases within an 80-mile radius of Hong Kong, Chinese Nationalist sources said today. I sine motorised vessels, they carried out swift sorties on the coastal regions of Waiyueng. I.ukfung. Wailai. Kitrhinh and Swabue
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    Mrs. B offers to mediate
    369 22 COLOMBO. Thurs.— The Prime Minister, Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, has offered to mediate in the Sino-Indian border dispute, the Ceylo.i Ministry of External Affairs announced. LONDON. Thurs. A good deal of ground lost over the past few days was recovered here today In stock markets, reflecting
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