The Straits Times, 6 November 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 Ho*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    Cuba missiles dismantled
    10 1 Agreed: Red Cross may check Soviet ships
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    OUTLOOK GOOD
    659 1 Hopes of an end to crisis \y A S H I N G TON, Mon. Officials here today agreed with a statement by U Thant, the U.N. Acting Secretary(ieneral, that the outlook was good for a settlement of the Cuban crisis. Part of the optimism was based on
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    Lock icon War veteran named to force back Red invaders
    127 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Lieut. Gen. Joyanto Nath (haudhuri (left), Commander-in-Chief of India's Southern Command, is to be put in charge of operations against the Communist Chinese on the North-East Frontier, the Times of India reported today. In a report from Shillong, in
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    Lock icon Indians retake 3 hamlets on frontier
    504 1 NEW DELHI, Men. Indian troops made a "planned withdrawal" from Oaular Beg Oldi, in Northern Ladakh, a few days ago to better defensive positions, a Defence Ministry spokesman announced today. NEW DELHI, Monday. JNDIAN press reports from Tezpur, in Assam, said today that Indian
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    Lock icon Nehru's man in Moscow
    49 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Mr. Trlkolp Nath Kaul, former Indian Deputy High Commissioner in London, piesented his credentials as Ambassador to the Soviet Union to President Leonid Brezhnev In the Kremlin today. President Brezhnev had a talk with Mr. Kaul after both men had made speeches. Reuter.
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    Lock icon M.P.; SCRAP CASES OF BREACH OF PROMISE
    121 1 M.P.; SCRAP CASES OF BREACH OF PROMISE LONDON, Mon— A Labour MP., Mr. Marcus Lipton, wants to abolish breach of promise cases in Britain's courts and to scrap London's mounted policemen. On breach of promise cases, Mr. Lipton said: "In these modern times a woman should not abase herself in
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    Indian defence fund: $8,500
    44 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. People In Singapore and in the Federation have contributed a total of 58.651 towards the Indian Defence Fund. Of this amount, the Indian High Commission office* here received $1,000. The rest was sent to the Singapore office.
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    Lock icon Blacks for London
    30 1 HONO KONO. Mon. Lady Anne Bidc-k, accompanied by the Hong Kong Governor, Sir Robert Black, left Hong Kong for London by air yesterday for medical consultation. UP.I.
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    Wahid, paralysed constable, leaves for —games
    368 1  - Wahid, paralysed constable, leaves for games EVELYN TU By SINGAPORE, Mon. Wearing a dark blue suit and smiling, crippled Police Constable Abdul Wahid bin Baba sat in his wheel-chair and loving 1 y fondled the hands of his threeyear old daughter, Norm. But their moment together lasted only a few
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    Lock icon Tun Razak arrives in Korea
    93 1 Tun Razak arrives in Korea SEOUL, Mon.— The Malayan Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, arrived here today for a four-day state visit at the invitation of the Korean Prime Minister, Mr. Hun Chul Kirn. The Deputy Prime Minister was accompanied by three Malayan officials, including the Minister of Agriculture
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    Two bombers crash
    32 1 SAIGON. Mon. Two South Vietnamese Air F>orce bombers, one possibly manned by an American crew, crashed today while flying com oat operations against Viet Cong guerrillas, military sources said.
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    Smallpox in Jakarta?
    146 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. TS THERE or is there not an outbreak of smallpox in Jakarta? A Reuter report fom Jakarta today says there is. but according to an official of the World Health Organisation in Singapore. Jakarta is not an infected area. Thr Ministry of Health here
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    Negara men quit in T'gganu
    192 1 Negara men quit in T'gganu ITU ALA TRENGGANU, Mon. Several leaders of the Trengganu branch of Party Negara have resigned because they are not satisfied with the administration of the party headquarters. They include the vicechairman of the Mengadang branch, Inche Mansoor bin Haji All. and five of his committee
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 TWO DROW' SINGAPOI hiu,- today and I Elk. 11 I Tim .\b Ken and On:,- Eu Ch<> ■\ed
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      Lock icon Nik asks Nehru: Stop the fighting
      284 2 Nik asks Nehru: Stop the fighting J^EW DELHI, Mon. Mr. Khrushchev has proposed an immediate ceasefire on the Sino-Indian border and negotiations to settle the dispute, usually well informed sources said here last night. The Soviet leader made these proposals in a letter handed to Mr. Nehru, the Indian Premier
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      CHOU: I AM READY FOR TALKS 1F...
      234 2 CHOU: I AM READY FOR TALKS 1F. TONDON, Mon. Mr. Chou En-lai. trie C ommunist Chinese Premier, said yesterday he was willing to negotiate the border question with India it Mr. Nehru, the Indian P remier, would not insist on preconditions for .such talks. Mr. Chou said this to a
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      Money, gold pour in for defence against Reds
      80 2 BANGKOK, Mon. Indians living in Thailand have given 350,000 ticals (£5,833) and gold ornaments for the defence of their country against Communist Chinese invasion, an Indian Embassy spokesman said here today. Money and gold ornaments were still pouring in. He said there
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      Lock icon Red view seen as attack on China
      125 2 Red view seen as attack on China MOSCOW. Mon. A leading Communist bloc journal has published a new commentary on peaceful coexistence which Western observers here saw as an attack on the Chinese party line. It said that whUe modern Communist "dogmatists' profess to aim at peaceful coexistence with no
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      60 2 EAST is East and West is West but beauty knows no frontiers. And last week London grey and rain spattered became the capital of a world of glamour. Flying in from many lands came the pick of the world's girls to compete in this week's Miss World
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      Lock icon ONE OF 10 'MOST WANTED' MEN HELD
      166 2 ONE OF 10 'MOST WANTED' MEN HELD BUFFALO (New York), Mon. —FBI men and local police yesterday captured Albert Nussbaum, 28. one of America's 10 most wanted men, after a wild chase through the centre of Buffalo In which more than 30 cars took part. Nussbaum was carrying two live
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      Lock icon RECALL THIS SPY, RUSSIA DEMANDS
      218 2 RECALL THIS SPY, RUSSIA DEMANDS MOSCOW. Mon. iTI Russia has demanded the immediate recall of a U.S. Embassy official who. it said, had been caught redhanded in espionage activities. He is Mr. Richard Jacob, 26, a communications clerk, the third embassy official to be asked to leave Russia In a
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      Lock icon Plastic trees at Christmas
      48 2 COPENHAGEN. Mon. Plastic Christmas trees are becoming more popular in Greenland, traditional home of Santa Claus, according to the Greenland Trading Co. Greenland has no trees, and the company has reported a drop in the number of Christmas trees sent there this year.— Reuter.
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      36 2 MOSCOW. Mon. The Soviet Union has Issued a postage stamp to mark the 45th anniversary of the October /evolution, Tass said. The stamp, for four kopecks, shows a worker holding a red banner. Reuter.
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      Angola rebels call for volunteers
      213 2 ALGIERS, Mon. Angolan rebels are seeking Algerian volunteers to Join them in their battle against the Portuguese, a rebel spokesman said yesterday. Mr. Mario de Andrade, president of the Government for the Liberty of Angola and secretary of the Conference of Nationalist Organisations of the
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      43 2 VATICAN CITY, Mon. The Vatican post office is Issuing a series of eight stamps In an Ecumenical Council issue depicting the Pope at the assembly of bishop.". the statute of St. Peter, and Raphael's figures of Faun. Hope and Charity.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon U.S. planes keep in training for new Berlin —airlift—
      197 3 U.S. planes keep in training for new Berlin airlift BERLIN, Mon. The United States Air Force sent four-engin-ed turbo-prop Here v 1 c s transports through their paces over Berlin yesterday in what could be a dress rehearsal for another airlift to the city if the Communists impose a new
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      YEMEN TOWN CORDONED SA YS RADIO
      233 3 YEMEN TOWN CORDONED SA YS RADIO AMMAN, Monday. MECCA Radio in a broadcast monitored here last night quoted an announcement by the Imam of Yemen's command that royalist troops were pressing on Sada in the north of the Yemen from all sides. Sada was "cordoned" and expected to fall to
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      Lock icon 3 killed in Air Force, army fight
      75 3 JAKARTA, Mon_ One J hundred shouting Air Force troops rushed an Army barracks and killed three soldiers in the streets of Jakarta last week. Military Police called to the scene failed to stop the rioting until the Army Garrison Commander, Bri-gadier-General I'mar Wirahadikusuma,
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      Lock icon Escape by canoe
      63 3 Escape by canoe COPENHAGEN. Mon.— Two 21 -year-old East Berliner? sailed a tiny canoe across the Baltic to the Danish island of Moen yesterday In an escape bid planned for two years. They said they finally decided to flee after receiving their call-up for the East German army. They have
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      Lock icon Winston's dinner date
      105 3 SIR Winston Churchill is used to the limelight so he did not bat an eye when faced with ranks of cameras on arrival at the Savoy Hotel in London last Thursday to attend as ''pious founder" the dinner of "The Other Club." Fifty-one years ago he was
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      Lock icon Bishop allowed back to Ghana
      138 3 Bishop allowed back to Ghana fAMBRIDGE. Mon. The Bishop of Accra, the Rt. Rev Richard Roseveare, who was expelled from Ghana last August, sad last night he has been given permission to return. He was expelled because his presence was no longer considered "conducive to the public Rood." The bishop
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      Lock icon Violence: A warning
      52 3 KANSAS CITY. Mon. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. said yesterday that Negroes "should not use second class methods to get first class citizenship." "If you succumb to the temptation to use violence, unborn generation will be the recipients of retaliation and chaos." he told an lntergrated
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      Jack calls for ban as ILS. ends its tests
      455 3 Jack calls for ban as U.S. ends its tests WASHINGTON, Mon PRESIDENT Kennedy yesterday announced completion of the U.S. atmospheric nuclear tests in the Pacific and expressed hope that an effective test ban treaty can be worked out soon with Russia. In a statement read to repoters by his Press
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        CUBA RETURNS PILOT'S BODY
        302 3 MIAMI. (Florida). Mon. —The body of an Americali flyer, whose reconnaissance plane was shot down., over Cuba, was returned to the United States yesterday through arrangements made by the United Nations and the Swiss Government. A white C-54 cargo plane with a Swiss flag painted on
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        Tight-fisted millionaires
        66 3 WASHINGTON Mod. A man witb a gross income of more than $1,000,000 (MS:;. 000. 000) apparently donated less than $100 a year (MS3OO) to charities, according to an internal revenue analysis of 1964 income tax returns published here. The report showed that two other people with more than
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    POLICEMEN ON A $28 BRIBE CHARGE
    267 4 POLICEMEN ON A $28 BRIBE CHARGE SINGAPORE, Mon. Two Naval Base police constables, attached to the Traffic Branch, stood trial in the Second District Court today on a charge of obtaining a total of $28 as a bribe from a fitter. Sulalman bin Ngah and Omar bin Pantas were alleged
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    Dr. Goh: Creativity in industry a must for Singapore
    318 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. PREATIVITY in industry— this must be one of Singapore's aims, the Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said here tonight. Opening the Polytechnic's "Industrial Week," he said: "Industrial growth depends for its basic impetus on the creative imagination
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    iFire! But it was only Guy Fawkes —fun
    169 4 Fire! But it was only Guy Fawkes fun SINGAPORE, Mon— names shooting up from billtop Fort Canning caused a fire scare, and hundreds jammed Hill Street at about 8 p.m. tonight. Three fire engines circled around the hill to find an opening to get to the hill top. The glow
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    Two years for theft of baskets
    142 4 Two years for theft of baskets SINGAPORE. Mon. For stealing two fowl baskets valued at $12. two labourers were each jailed lor two years in the Sixth Magistrate's court today. They were Chew Sang Hoe. 22, and Hau Chan, 24, who had pleaded not guilty to stealing the baskets from
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    Lights for kampongs
    88 4 SINGAPORE, Mon The Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee has approved a sum of $582,700 to provide light, water and new roads for kampong dwellers in both city and rural areas. This was announced today by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of
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    Children's party
    25 4 SINOAPORE, Mon. The Buddhist Union. Singapore, will celebrate its 25th anniversary on Nov. 17 and 18 with prayers and parties for underprivileged children.
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    Unesco meet opens at varsity
    165 4 Unesco meet opens at varsity SINGAPORE, Mon. The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore. Dr. B.R. Sreenivasan. today spoke with pride on the materialisation of his three-decade hope that Singapore would become the centre of learning in South-east Asia. He was officially opening the Unesco regional symposium on scientific knowledge
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    UN expert: The wrong picture
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. In the Singapore Industrial Week feature, which appeared In the Straits Times today. Dr. Leo Bels" picture was used Instead of Mr. Joseph Mark's. The caption referred to Mr. Joseph Mark, the United Nations expert with the Singapore Economic Development Board. The error
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    HUSBAND GETS 2'/3 YEARS
    114 4 HUSBAND GETS 2 1/2 YEARS JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Tan Peng Chiang, a 61--year-old farmer, wept today as he was sentenced by Mr. Justice Gill in the Johore Bahru Supreme Court to two and half years' Jail for the manslaughter of his wife, Chow Slew Klu, on June 14. Tan was
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    Two big industrial projects planned for Singapore
    615 5 Two big industrial projects planned for Singapore A $9m. IRON ORE LOADING PLANT AND $7m. GRAIN SILO SCHEME SILO WILL SUPPLY FLOUR AND ANIMAL FEED MILLS gINGAPORE, Mon. Two big industrial projects with a $16 million capital investment are in the offing in Singapore. They are a $9 million iron
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    FISHERMAN DIED FOR A TOOTH
    179 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. °An inquest on a Johore fisherman was told today how a tooth extraction cost him his life. Mohamed Zen bin Edross, 24, of Sungei Rengit, a small fishing village on the east coast of Johore opposite Changi, died of blood poisonIng at the
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    Malam ASA topsM-Fund contributions list
    185 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Part of the proceeds from the Malam ASA shows held recently topped the latest list of contributions totalling $14,196.59 to the National Monument Fund. The Malam ASA contributed $10,035 The fund now stands at $593,606. Other contributions are: Proceeds from the variety
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    Remembrance parade
    61 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Small detachments of the Federation Armed Forces, the Royal Federation Police. the Territorial Army and the Ex-Services Association will take part in a Remembrance Day naradr at the Police Memorial Police Depot hen J on Sunday. Tlic purndr will tv commanded ov M.i >nr Miihmud
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    Assembly date
    13 5 PENANG. Mon The State Legislative Assembly will meet, on Nov. 28.
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    126 5 ONG AND TALKS: GOVT IS FIRM KUCHING. Mon. The Sarawak Government, in a statement today, confirmed that Mr. Ong Kee Hui was still representing Sarawak at the Colombo Plan conference in Melbourne, despite pressure by the Sarawak United Front that he be withdrawn because of his party's anti-Malaysia stand. Tho
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    Lock icon Manila urged to back Brunei independence
    160 5 Manila urged to back Brunei independence MANILA Mon— lnihe A. M. Azahari Mahmiid. president of tinParty Kakvat Brunei, today called on the Philippines Vice-President and Foreign Secretary. Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez. to Mfc for Philippines support in what ho described M Brunei's struggle for independence. Inche Azahari. Mho heads a three-man
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    Four inspectors to fight Trengganu khalwat
    113 5 KUALA TRENGGANTJ. mrrm i?rmr anti Mon- Four antivice inspectors will be' appointed by the Trengaanii RoliaimiQ Affairs ganu Kengious Anairs Department soon to fight khalwat (Close i nrnvimirv^ j pioximity). The Commissioner of Religious Affairs, Haji Bachlk bin Abdul Jalal. said this today. He
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    Court told of girl, 10, who asked for $5...
    205 6 Court told of girl, 10, who asked for $5... pENANG. Mon. A 1 10-year-old girl approached a labourer and asked for $5 alter making certain suggestions, the P c n a n g Assize I court was tola today. "She has no parental control and goes round the toddy shop
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    Instructor in crash dies
    52 6 PBfANQ Mon. A driving Instructor, Mr. Ooi Chin Wall. 24. died yesterday from head injuries •Her his ear was involved in a hrad-on collision with another vehicle in Noriham Road on Saturday. Mrs. Annette Miller, wife of the driver or the other car is reported to
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    Queen cuts 'birthday' cake
    51 6 Queen cuts 'birthday cake THE RAJA PERMAISURI AGONG cutting a cake to mark the 10th anniversary of the National Association of Women's Institutes at a ceremony in Petaling Jaya yesterday. Looking on is the chairman of the association. Puan Kamsiah Ibrahim. Straits Times picture. (Another picture and report in Page
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    Penang's plan for small men...
    332 6 Penang's plan for small men... -GROUP PROCESSING UNITS WHERE FACTORIES ARE NOT POSSIBLE PENANG, Monday. •JHE STATE Government plans to start small group processing units in areas where large factories are not possible, the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. announced today. Speaking at the opening of the Teluk Kumbar
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    FRIENDSHIPS WHAj CUT AIR FARE TO JESSELTON
    125 6 FRIENDSHIPS WILL CUT AIR FARE TO JESSELTON KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malayan Airways is to reduce its fare by 559 from $344 to 5285 —on services from Kuala Lumpur to Jesselton with the introduction of Fokker Friendship aircraft next July. The Minister of Transport. Dato Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir. said
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    Memorial parade
    30 6 SUNOEI PATANI. Mon.— The Remembrance Day parade in Kedah this year will be held here at the Kedah Volunteer Force Memorial at Jalan Sungei Layar on Nov. 11
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    President re-elected
    21 6 PENANG, Mon. The Penang Family Benefit Society has reelected Inche Mohamed Hashim president and Mr. Chfh Tbean Soo, vice-president.
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    600 invited to Residency wedding
    70 6 600 invited to Residency wedding KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Six hundred people, including Cabinet Mininters and members of diplomatic corps, will attend the 'tedding of Sharifah Maheran bintr Kassim. (above), a niece of the Prime Minister, at the Residency on Thursday. The bridegroom is Syed Rosli bin Abu Bakar. an officer
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    ESTRANGED WIFE SUES FOR BIRTH EXPENSES
    103 6 PENANG. Mon. A housewife. Oh, Ung Un, today sued her estranged husband, Tan Sin Lee, for $250 maternity and other expenses Incurred during her confinement. In a statement submitted In court, she said she gave birth on May 13 this year. Tan promised to
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    To inspect damage
    32 6 PENANG. Mon The assistant Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasag&m. today visited the Waterfall Road Remand Boys' Home to inspect the damage caused by a landslide on Oct. 23.
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    'UJXP. won't win control of govf
    172 6 'U.D.P. won't win control of govt' PENANG, Monday. T<HE Penang M.C.A. said today the new United x Democratic Party would "never win control of the government in 1964 or at any future date." "Few people want to Join I the U.D.P. because they are not sure where it will lead
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    2 wreaths—lest we forget...
    60 6 2 wreaths lest we forget... PENANG. Mon. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. will lay two wreaths— one on behalf of the State and the other on behalf of the people of Penang at the Remembrance Day parade at the Esplanade Cenotaph on Sunday. Sixteen units and organisations will
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    Re-elected
    24 6 BUTTERWORTH, Mon. The general manager of MalakofT Estate, Mr. T. E. Hastie, has been re-elected president of the MalakoH Estate Association Football Club.
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    School's big day
    25 6 PENANG, Mon.— The Khalriyah Arabic School, Bay an Lepas, will hold its annual speech day and Prophet Mohamed's birthday celebrations next Saturday.
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    BURGLARS SHOW A KEEN NOSE FOR PERFUME
    73 6 PNANG, Mon. Burglars with a keen nose for scent stole $17,000 worth of perfumes from the Weld Quay store of the Anglo-Thai Corporation yesterday. The thieves entered the store after breaking the locks of both the front door and the collapsible gate. A
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      84 7 LEE WAH BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) The Lee Wah Bank Building at Medan Pasar, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor will be Officially Opened today, Tuesday, November 6, at 5.00 p.m. by Y. T. M. Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj the Prime Minister of the Federation of Malaya. ALL SHAREHOLDERS, CLIENTS AND
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        THE PRIME MINISTER OPENS NEW BANK —BUILDING TODAY—
        17 7 THE PRIME MINISTER OPENS NEW BANK BUILDING TODAY The Directors of Lee Wah Bank Ltd. in conference
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        New landmark for Federal Capital
        766 7 STEADY EXPANSION OVER 42 YEARS THE Lee Wah Bank Ltd., the second oldest local bank in Singapore, was established on March, 10, 1920 by a group of prominent businessmen headed by the late Mr. Eu Tong Sen who became its first chairman of the board.
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        BANK WITH LATEST FACILITIES— AND TELEVISION TOO
        1025 8 BANK WITH LATEST FACILITIES— AND TELEVISION TOO THE 11-storey Lee Wah Bank building in Old Mprket Square, Kuala Lumpur, which is to be opened today by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, stands on 6,000 square feet site in the heart of the Federal Capital. This modern bank building which
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        Banking from the days of goatskin notes
        981 8 By SPECIAL WRITER npHE story of currency ■■■and banking in Malaya Is that of a gradual transition from the old, strange methods to the modern monetary and banking system we know today. Tin, goatskin, bamboo and ivory tokens are some of the articles
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        THE INTERIOR VIEW
        217 9 UPPER LEFT The banking hall of Kuala Lumpur's Lee Wah Bank as customers see it. On the upper left of the picture can be seen the mezzanine floor of the bank which is used as a general office. The banking hall floor is finished with Belgian Blue
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        Semi-abstract mural in marble
        393 10 THEME IS MAIN INDUSTRIES IN MALAYA THK main wall of the 1 banking chamber measuring 95 feet long by 17 feet high consists of 140 paViels of white reinforced concrete. Each panel is approximately four feet high by three feet wide, and 3 inch thick. Forty
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        Trial of strength for Sterling
        178 10 Trial of strength for Sterling IN a basic sense the outlook for the pound sterling with which the Malayan dollar Is linked can be said to be brighter at the moment than at almost any time since the end of the war. says the London Financial Times in Its latest
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        Safes and strongrooms that defy burglars
        875 11 Fire-resisting doors protect valuables riillili and Sons Lock and Safe Co. Ltd. has lor over 100 years been supplying security equipment to world banks, ;m<l its agents advise and supply the types of equipment required to safeguard the cash and securities of the many
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        41 24 HIGHEST r.nd low&a temperatures for Malaya and pore ior the period 8 p.m. Sunciay lo 8 p.m. yesterday: Hißhrst I si Kuala Lumpur 88 75 Kota Bhaiu 86 75 Penang 88 71 Malacca M TJ Ipoh 91 72 Singapore 88 72
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      28 8 NEW LEE WAH BANK BUILDING KUALA LUMPUR (Arch. Iversen, Van Sitteren Partners) "CUTLER" MAIL CHUTES "CPC" RUBBISH CHUTES "CARTER" FAIENCE CRESTS "CURTISA" ROLLING DOORS SINCAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANC
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      178 9 IS INSTALLED AT THE NEW KUALA LUMPUR WILDING Hjj;j |f Jt§ tLI ff 135 SbBS^T I I ■hImS^HhSI I 111 1 I*l I1 It II I 1 HANK architecture to-day demands security equipment affording QL protection against the most advanced methods of attack combined mm ««JL aJ B [^T^^^^^Jm^^ Wlt
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      178 10 With the Compliments of EU TONG SEN FINANCE (M) LTD. OFFICES AT: 130, Jalan Bandar, 36 Leech Street, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Tel: ***** Tel: 3372 156 Chulia Street, 124-A Wolferstan Road, Penang. Malacca. Tel: ***** Tel: 1902 AND EU TONG SEN FINANCE (S) LTD. OFFICES AT: 273 South Bridge Road,
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      418 11 LIM KAH NGAM EXTEND THEIR HEARTIEST I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LEE WAH BANK LTD., on the opening of their New 12-Story Office Building at Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur. Another landmark constructed by us LIM KAH NGAM Building Civil Engineering Contractors Kuala Lumpur Batu Pahat Singapore. ]j THE NATIONAL CASH
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    102 12 Ward* iin i Minimum) KOLANDAI MARY o Iste KS. ■nd son* thank ail relatives, ten.tance at the funeral 2-11-6L'. THE FAMILY of the late Chun Ch>e Ruan thanks all friends and relatives for their kind attendance and during 'heir re<ent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF the lite Mr M Pakiannthun
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      607 12 The word '"deplore" occurs in many of the resolutions passed by the Congress ot Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services at it? fourth convention, concluded yesterday. "Frustration" and "discontent" also put in an appearance. On the whole, however, it has been a quiet and
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      The Unanswered Claim
      414 12 Doubt has grown whethe: a combined delegation representing the opponents of Malaysia in the Borneo territories will make the journey to New York to appeal to the United Nations. They do not hr.ye an impressive case, and in two at least of the three territories opposition to
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      U.S. Election
      245 12 All 435 seats in the House of Representatives, 39 of the j Senate seats and 35 of the 50 governorships are at stake in .today's American elections. It is normally the case that an 1 "off-year" election means losses for the governing party, a guidestill likely to be
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    Lock icon Desperate Dick fights for political survival
    482 12  - Desperate Dick fights for political survival JOHN HEFFERNAN by WASHINGTON. Mon— A bitter fight by former Vice-PreMdent Richard Nixon to unseat Governor Edmund (Pat) Brown of California is the one exception to a dull campaign for the U.S. Congressional elections tomorrow. The presidency itself is not at stake in the
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      83 12  -  \[AYI express my deep 1 appreciation for the exceptional skills and kind treatment which I received while a patient subject to sudden surgery at the Lady Templer Hospital? As a visitor from the United States I count myself most fortunate to have been in such excellent hands. The
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      206 12 A language goa1... JN his letter on the Malay language. "Malayan Malay" has tried to convince us that political expediency Is a good reason for implementing the national language as soon as possible. He suggests that even the English legal system could be done away with to achieve this goal
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    The fanatics at the gateway to India
    999 12 The fanatics at the gateway to India GUY WINT by LONDON, Monday THE direction of the main Chinese attack on India can have a baleful meaning. The McMahon Line, where the main offensive fell, differs from the Ladakh salient, which is the other disturbed region. Ladakh is a cul de
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      769 12 Straits Times or M«l«y Mail Classified advertisements may handed tac Ist floor COLD STO»»« ARCADI Orchard Rosa COLO tTOMW •RANCH** AT HOLLAND ROAD-KATON* KIPPIL R.OAO-NAVAL SAit CITY BOOK STORK LTD Winchester Hous*. Collyer Quay TMI NIWI FRONT Fltipatrlck'a Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL S Admiralty Road. Naval M. ABDUL CAFFAR a>
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      22 12 MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED is the Largest Federation incorporated Bank with 66 Branches ove The Federation, Singapore North Borneo, Hong Kon: and London.
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      135 12 Avon Fashion Film is newly formu- 4^ lated. ii mere creamy to permit more f careful blending with fingers during application. It gives a more even /5S spread of color, is more dewy on the I f*j^ skin, which means that the skin looks VN 1 softer and younger, and
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    Airways to compensate staff for death or injury
    236 13 Airways to compensate staff for death or injury SINGAPORE, Mon. I Malayan Airways Ltd. has agreed to pay its staff compensation for death or injury in the course of an arising out of their employment under an agreement with the Malayan Airways Qantas Empire Airways Local Employees' Union covering about
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    Cabinet 'not given facts'
    454 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues SECRETARY OF CUEPACS ACCUSES 'NO-MEN' IN OFFICIAL SIDE OF WHITLEY COUNCIL official side ol' the National Whitley Council was today accused of "'misrepresenting facts" to the Cabinet. The accusation was made by Mr- G. N. Rajan, secretary of the Congress of Unions of
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    Dagger men grab $550
    60 13 SINOAPORE. Mon Mr Foo Yuen Sin. 39. ol Kalians? Road, opened his front door yesterday morning to find three men armed with daggers lying In wait for him. The three men pulled Mr. Foo back into the house, and robbed him of $550 from a safe.
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    Tapper accused of robbery
    71 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. A tapper. Bachok bin Mapak, 20, pleaded not guilty In the Supreme Court here today to a charge of robbing Bik Ah Yong of $20 while armed with a deadly weapon a parang. The offence is alleged to have been committed on July
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    San children* fund
    35 13 San children's fund »i«UAtTjita. Mon. me atraits Tunrs today received $2 from an anonymous donor for the San children, whose father was killed In an accident, bringing the Singapore total of their fund to 81.571.50
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    Union conference
    26 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The second triennial delegates' conference of the National Union of Plantation Workers will be held here from Dec 10 to 12
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    Bigamy charge woman: I was forced into marriage
    660 13 SINGAPORE, Monday. Constable G. Santha Sagubai, 22, accused of bigamy, claimed in court today that she was "forced" into marrying her first husband, Appavoo Veerasamy, 42, in a local Hindu temple five years ago. She was making her defence on a charge
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    UNION SUBMITS ANOTHER SET OF CLAIMS
    142 13 UNION SUBMITS ANOTHER SET OF CLAIMS QTNGAPORE. Mon. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has submitted another set of claims to the Government its third within a week. This time the claims are for Division Three staff (uniformed grade i in the Postal Department. The earlier claims were for Division
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    Support women's club call
    65 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tenglcu Puan Besar Kurshiah, the Federations first Raja PermaLsun Agong. last night called on all women. particularly Malays, to support thp Women's International Club. She said at an annual dinner of the club: "The WIC needs munv more members, especially the Malays in
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    Journalists' pay pact
    29 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. A waßp agreement was signed here today between the management of the Btraits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd. and the Singapore National Union of Journalists.
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    Lee to open seminar
    30 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Prim. Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will open a seminar on national language at the National Library a; 10 a.m. on Nov. 25.
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    'Mighty'dies after crash
    62 13 'Mighty' dies after crash KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Pint-size. 6ft.2ln ("Mighty") Slnnadural, a clerk at the Public Works Department here, died yesterday after being knocked down by a lorry outside Bank Negara. He had been nick-named "Mighty" because in his younger days he used to knock down bigger boys at football.
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    Given ,new post
    34 13 KUALA TRKNOGANU. Mon. Tengku Serl Utama Raja, Commlssioner of Lands and Mines. Trengganu, has been transferred to, Taiplng as DUtrlct Officer. He is the younger brother of the Sultan of Trengganu.
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    Headmistress replaced by graduate teacher—Govt is accused
    189 13 Headmistress replaced by graduate teacher Govt is accused KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The replacement of a normal trained headmistress by a graduate teacher was attacked today by the general secretary of the National Union of Teachers. Mr. K. V. Thaver was speaking at the convention of the Congress of Unions of
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    Mother of two found hanging
    60 13 MALACCA. Mon.— A mother of two. Jeya Mariammal, 23. was found hanging in her house in Sungei Udang Village. 12 miles from herp yesterday. Her husband. Cyril Joseph, a watchman at Terendak Camp, found all the doors and windows of the house locked when he
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    Law talk by judge
    38 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, a civil district Judge, will speak on "Law and Public Opinion" at a luncheon meeting of the V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta) at Prince's Restaurant on Saturday
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    $18,000 FOR THE LOSS OF HUSBAND
    86 13 $18,000 FOR THE LOSS OF HUSBAND QINGAPORE, Mon. A young I widow, Ho Koon Lan, 'mother of five children, was {awarded damages of $18,000 with costs by Mr. Justice Buttrosc in the High Court today for the loss of her husband. Wee Keah Kwang, 34. a hawker, who was killed
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    fudge on holidaj
    27 13 fudge on holiday KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. Justice Neal, of Ipoh, passed through here today with his wife on his way to Australia for a seven-week holiday.
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    'Under-cut* bosses who hurt workers
    339 13 'Under-cut' bosses who hurt workers PENANG, Mon. A scheme to protect the interests of port workers and ensure a fair deal for them is being: worked out by the Federation Government, the Assistant Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Mantci kavasagam. d i s c 1 o sed here today. "We
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    FIRM GETS $19,000 DAMAGES
    171 13 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Judgment for Sing Beng Lee Trading Co., Ltd., was given by Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin In the High Court today In their claim for $19,000 damages against the Shell Co., of Singapore, and Lim Tong Chee, owner of a motr>f «;flrn.Dftn for the
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      438 13 «w» Around The World: 11.00 Close HADIO MALAYA Down ".SSa 8 r B M T e^ VE RADIO SINGAPORE am «nn Tim. Rion.i N«ro SHOUT WAVE SERVICE A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Nega- w- t ra-ku. News HeadUnes; 8.05 MrniiM wTvf HKVirr Morning Melodies; 7.00 Render- MEDIL vous With Music: 7
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    Royal voices in harmony to mark anniversary
    276 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Raja Permaisuri Agong and the Tengku Ampuan of Seiangor today joined more than lOC members of the Women's Institute from all over the countr\ to sing the institute's song. It was a particularly happy occasion for the- Queen because
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    110 14 Our girls keen to join 'Ice' but... KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— More than 10 Malayan girls have applied to take part In the 'Holiday on Ice" show here but there is one drawback they do not know how to skate, not even roller skating. The Managing Director of the Ice show.
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    Charges in HK: A reply to be made
    109 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TPHE Ministry of Commerce and Industry is exA pected to make a statement tomorrow concerning allegations from Hong Kong about "red tape" and "inefficiency" in Malayan Government departments. A government source said today: "We are looking into the matter
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    Barisan's first anniversary
    44 14 SINGAPpRE, Mon— The Barl-s.-in Sosialis will celebrate its first anniversary with a variety concert at the Happy World Stadium at 7 p.m. on Sunday. A spokesman for the party today said that the police had given a permit for the concert.
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    He's acting chief
    28 14 SUNGEI PATANI Mon. Mr. P Garnham is acting as Chief Surveyor, Kedah and Perlis. in place of Mr. Ong Sim Leng, who Is on leave.-
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    94 14 THE RAJA PermaLsuri Agong (fourth from left! singing the Women's Institute's song at the 10th anniversary of the National Association of Women's Institute at a ceremony in Petaling Jaya yesterday. Singing with the Queen are (from left): the secretary-general of the Malayan Teachers' National Congress, Mrs. K.R.. Bhupalan; the vice
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    Baby in the sea
    23 14 PENANO. Mon.— The body of a newly-born baby was found in the sea oft Acheen Street Ghaut this morning.
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    Cook unfit to face charge of murder
    105 14 Cook unfit to face charge of murder DENANG. Mon. A 1 cook, Chan Ah Yee. 53, accused of murdering her employer s eight-month-old baby, was today certified medically unfit to attend court. Chan, a medical report stated, was suffering from burns on the hands and legs. The magistrate. Mr. James
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    Bus shares for Malays
    84 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Snares worth a total of $164,500 are being offered to Malays by two bus companies in the Federation, the Minister of Transport. Oato Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir disclosed today. The companies are the Jalan Langgar Co. Ltd., in Kedah which is offering
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    Invitation to start sheet glass industry
    217 14 Invitation to start sheet glass industry SINGAPORE. Monday. THE Economic Development Board today invited businessmen to start a sheet glass industry here with promises to provide good industrial sites, financial help under favourable terms, and pioneer status. The board said a mediumsized plant with a capacity of 10 million square
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    MUSICIANS FROM INDIA HERE TO AID EDUCATION
    144 14 MUSICIANS FROM INDIA HERE TO AID EDUCATION PENANG. Mon.— An Indian family from Madras has come to Malaya on the Invitation of Mr. V. Manlckavasagam. the Assistant Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, to give musical concerts. Mr. V. Lakshminarayana Iyer of Mylapore and his three sons Valdyanathan. 19. Subramanian,
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    Suspected poisoning
    24 14 PENANO. Mon. Tcoh Siew Keat. 6C round semi-conscious in his bedroom in Kimlxiley Street. wa.s admitted to hospital yesterday with suspected poisoning.
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      58 14 tfttffs Runny tttj Ralph HvtntdaM GREETiSi'S,^ fl'M WAVIN' A SALE^I \l YE GOT A__"l I/... HERE COMES PORKY!^ L>* PETUNIA! HAVE ON BUGSY'S < THE BEAUTY 5\ fll I CAN'T HAVE MM /YA HAD A GOOO v &EAUTY BALM, CREAMS I f\\ V SEEING AAE LIKE fx(\ j LOOK AT
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    1416 15 'Mr. KHRUSHCHEV, YOU MUST GET OUT OF MOSCOW... I Eugene Burdick and John Harvey Wheeler by IN theory the Fail Safe procedure is foolproof. If one system of communication with base breaks down, another takes over. But something has gone terribly wrong. Six U.S. Hustler bombers, missing a call to
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      304 15 CONTINUING WOMAN TO WOMAN f >*r if I YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT INTERNAL SANITARY PROTECTION Q. h internal protection a new idea A. It may surprise you to learn that it isn't! Modern women of every era have used various methods of internal protection. But it wasn't until a doctor
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      17 15 TOMORROW: THE PRESIDENT ACTS Copyright by Eugene Burdick and John Harvey Wheeler jun. (*****. Published by Hutchinson.
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      249 15 CONGRA TULA TIONS LEE WAH BANK, LIMITED on the occasion of the Official Opening of their NEW BANK PREMISES i|L I K. C. BOON CHEAH CO., LTD. vvSSEjfflß^ -T^V Civil Engineers Building Contractors J Tr^l^fttfefy^^^JlllCi^ 398, Imbi Road. Kuala Lumpur. PIPES FOR WATER SUPPLY ><= 'M^^^^nml i*r BOON CHEAH STEEL
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      409 16 SHOULD THE TEACHER WEAR MAKE-UP? gHOLLI) women teachers wear make-up when they are on duty ;it school? The answer is a definite "yes" and it comes from Mrs. Amy Wee. Singapore's well known beautician, who was giving a talk on "How to acquire a better personality" to members of the
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      251 16 pVKRY dress looked chic, every outfit bore the tag of an exclusive designer and every costume only made the women indulge in more wishful thinking, as each model floated in a creation during a fashion show in Singapore. It was at the "November Extravaganza" held at the
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      224 16 Choco mint squares for the children A SUNDAY treat for the children? Here is a recipe for "Choco Mint Squares" which 1 am sure they will love. You will need 4 oz. self-rais-ing flour; level teaspoon bicarb of soda; 1 level teaspoon salt; 2oz. white vegetable fat: 3oz. castor sugar;
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      275 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Uniform fa<« In service (8). 4. Search a bit lor a subject of 8 Instruct and discipline with controversy (B>. i tr ln r ,=w--8 River wlih fish In It-get the erno in <"'• message? (6) 14 Wh n v «"y easily excited turn* 9.
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      765 17 SITUATIONS VACANT UJTords $j (Min.)— Box SO ets. extra VOUNQ MEN to be trained at Saiesmm, itatc slntcte or married and experience to Box A 4145 B.T. Spore. BRITISH SHIPPING AGENCY Company Require* Experienced Account* Clerk full knowledge normal accountIng procedure Including ■hip* disbursement accounts. Salary will be generous and
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      758 17 SHOPS WANTED in Words SS (Min.)— Box SO et: extra WANTEO BY RELIABLE Client Shophouses around North Bridge Road, South Bridge Road, Tanking Pagar, Selegie Road. Compensation and Purchase considered. Please contact David Phoa ft Sons, Valuers ft Estate Agencies. Tel:— Spore *****/*****. HOUSES LAND FOR SALE Hi Words SS
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      707 17 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1* Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO et*. exlrm ESTABLISHED BAR and Nightclub, must sell. Any offer. Phone .(Singapore) Lob ***** or 703Cd. LARGE ESTABLISHED RETAIL Organisation will buy your new shopsoiled or slow-selling Item for cash. Tel: ***** Spore. TOURS EXCURSIONS tO Words SS (Min.)— Box SO ets.
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      729 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE tO Words $S (Min.)— Box SO ets. extrm FORD ANCLIA I9SS for sale recently overhauled excellent condition. Contact 12S Nelson Road. Singapore 4 for particulars at anytime. BLACK CONSUL (September 1932) Very clean appearance, Engine, Bodywork 24 m.p.g. 5775/-. Also 1951 Fiat 500. Winding Windows. 45 m.p.g.
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      616 17 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC. Words SS (Min.)— Box SO ets. extra RELAX AT Daisy's Siamese Massage and steambath. Expert masseur/ masseuse In attendance. 29,8. River Valley Road, Spore v Tel: *****. TIREDT LET LAURA Massage stean batb refraab you Licensed u»Miir/Masseuse 319-P River Valley Road. Spore Telepbone ***** 10.00 a.m to
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      265 17 LADIES DRESSMAKING ♦0 Wonts $J (Him.) Bets, iO els. extra SALON CATALINA. DnssM Tallorrd from S6-00 Ready Made (ram S2O-UU. Tel. 3219 M (Spore) LADIES DRESS SHOP to Words SA (Min.)— Box SO rts. extrm "ANNEXE CRONLOH SARONC V tailor, r.eit makers. BM, T.injor.; K iton,; Road, Singapore. Tel: 4.'m>77
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      1961 ESTIMATED GOVT. REVENUE UP $78.5 m.
      228 18 1961 ESTIMATED GOVT. REVENUE UP $78.5 m. rpHE total estimated Singapore Government reA venue last year rose $78.5 million to $347.8 million over the previous year, according to official statistics. This was also $88.6 million more than the total revenue in 1959. The biggest revenue last year was again obtained
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      An Australian market bid for liquorice
      146 18 From 808 LENTON in PERTH A MELBOURNE con- fectionery manufacturing company is negotiating for the sale of liquorice allsorts in Singapore and other parts of Asia which could develop into a big outlet for the Australian confectionery industry. The general manager, Mr. Douglas Belcher,
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      ASIA HANDLING MORE AUSTRALIA PRODUCTS
      377 18 Outlets sought for engineering lines is today a growing tendency for SouthEast Asian traders to deal more in Australian goods than in those from Western countries, according to an official of an Australian firm of export research and marketing consultants. Evidence of this trend is
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      IMPORTS HIT BISCUIT PRODUCTION
      131 18 IMPORTS HIT BISCUIT PRODUCTION SINGAPORE'S biscuit production in June rose slightly over the previous month's output, but the total first halt year figure was lower than that for the corresponding period of 1961. The June output at 651 tons was 15 tons higher than in May. and the six-month total
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      First Honda car (sports model) due next year
      210 18 First Honda car (sports model) due next year OONDA Motor Co. Ltd., Japan's biggest motor-cycle manufacturing company, is to introduce its first motor car to Malaya early next year. This was announced in Singapore by Mr. N. Abe, chief of the sales section who has been appointed, the company's local
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      Off for HK managers' conference
      112 18 Off for HK managers' conference npHE Singapore and FederaX tlon branch managers of China Underwriters Life and General Insurance Co. Ltd., Mr. Jesse Dy and Mr. S. F. Leow respectively, left for Hong Kong on Sunday for a managers' conference at the head office. The conference, which began yesterday, is
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      Dunlop men in training
      121 18 The second batch of eight trainees from Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd. left on Sunday for a three-month course at Dunlop factories at Calcutta and Madras. They were Mr. Ng Nguk Kirn of Sitiawan and Mr. Wong Fook Tsan of Kuala Lumpur. both technical trainees: Inche Mohd.
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      Loose copra dearer: Oil down
      182 18 Loose copra dearer: Oil down LOOSE copra tended dearer in Singapore because of smaller arrivals, estimated at 200 tons and mainly absorbed by the mills, according to Lewis and Peat's weekly produce review. The f.o.b. market was virtually at a standstill with firm sellers difficult to locate. Since last week
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      lATA president named
      101 18 IATA president named COUNT Nicolo Carandlni. chairman of Alitalia, has been appointed president of the International Air Transport Association (lATA) for 1963-64. the acting manager of Alitalia's Singapore office. Dr. S. Valdambrini. announced. Count Carandlni will be installed in Rome next October when the general meeting of all member car-
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      ADVICE BY STORE TRADER
      161 18 ADVICE BY STORE TRADER From KEITH HOOPER In SYDNEY MANY Australian manufacturers need to improve the packaging of goods they send to the Malaysian market, a Singapore businessman. Mr. Ng Yew Mun, said here. Mr. Ng is Pharmaceuticals manager of G. S. Anderson and Co. Ltd. who have been appointed
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      FRENCH LINE OFFICIAL
      67 18 Mr. J. C. Robert. French Line's oversea offices controller, is expected to arrive In Singapore tonight from Australia for a short visit. Mr. Robert, who is on a world tour, will give a talk and a film show of the line's new flag-ship, France, at the Shell
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      221 18 a f &lt;^W|H| J mM MBS mjn m^^^ mT^M MND BEDFORDS BEDFORD diesel trucks are used extensively by logging contractors and sawmilling companies engaged in the Malayan timber industry. The Bedfords shown here are diesel engincd J. 5 models with locally built articulated trailers. They are part of a fleet
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    148 20 MELBOURNE. Mon. /^ENERAL investments and in- dustrial shares opened the week on a firm basis. Rises exceeded falls by almost two to one. Mast leaders showed small gains. Trading was moderate, but covered a wide range of stocks. A.O.G's price was steady around 555. 9d. after news of
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    Austral Amal
    25 20 The output for October by Austral Amalgamated Tin was 2,615 piculs or 156 tons. This compared with 2,680 piculs (160 tons) in September.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    155 20 No». i Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Butmni don*. Dunlops 13 sat KoUiraa ns 11 cts. I r. N. 16 cts. 8. Darby 4|d. (iammon 10 its. C. Storaice 4|d. J. Wausb 14 cts. Stearunhlp 8 cts. kt Brnv 2.', &lt;i., Shfll 13 cts Containers 9 cts. 8. Tinaes
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    96 20 £HINESE Produce Euhmm Sinca- p»r« noon prices per picul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk S4li sellers, drum »44J i-ellcr*: Copra: November S2S liuyi'rs. S2SJ sellers; Popper Muntok white SI.VJJ sellers. Sarawak white $150 sellers, special Sarawak black $112 i sellers. Karbled Lnmponic black &gt;ll7i sellerx. ASTA SI3O sellers. Singapore
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    34 20 Hang King, the lit dollar was quoted at 5.73] for T.T. and 5.72 for oath. Stirling »-as quoted at 15.87 and one tatl of (Old at WH. All Malayan Exchange Bankt' Attsday.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 20 November 5 MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 8U cents (down three-eighth of a rent). TIN: 5430.37) (down S2&gt;. Estimated unofficial offering 245 tons (down 15 tons).
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    Pahang Con
    24 20 During October Pahattf Consolidated crushed 19.000 tons of ore, produced 215 tons of lode concentrates and sold 215 tons of lode concentrates.
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    DEALS IN SHELL SLACKEN: INDUSTRIALS VERY STEADY
    549 20 From Our Market Correspondent THE only feature on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday (if there was any real feature) was slackening of dealings in Shell Refining. It was only to be expected that trading would drop off when positions bad been squared and
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    22 20 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 3 Not. 5 Industrials: 189.13 189.32 Tins: 278.49 278.93 rubbers: 173.87 173.87 Jan. 1. 1958 100.
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    • MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE *
    523 20 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE f OMBINED builnesa In the I Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: Industrials: Bountead (3.000) $1.71: Dunlops (500) J2 BL,. (1,000) $3; Ea.tt SmeltinK (400) S2.BK SL (2,000) *2.87: K. and N.
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    Tin price down by $2: Rubber price is easier
    206 20 THE Straits tin price fell by $2 to $430.37 per picul yesterday, but the reason was not readily ascertainable. The price had already fallen one dollar on Saturday reflecting the £4 or £5 drop In London on Friday. Initially short-covering of
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    October crops
    14 20 October rubber crops Included: Sungei Tukanr; 60.000- lb- and Trrnerloh 92.000 lb.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    235 20 SHIPS lying alsnssld* the Singapore wharvot tsday are: Somali 42/43, Svend M.iersk 13/14, City of Wellington is. Pulau Kidjang NW. 5. Perak NW. 3. Star Alcyone 33/34, Mi-lampus 31/32, Hanka Sawlcka 44, Dresden 1/2, Selat Ball 40/41, Tong Peng KKKDK Borneo 8/9, Bandung Mart] 15/16. Hoegh Dene
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    RUBBER PRICES
    228 20 NOVEMBER first (rtdt rubbtr buy•rt f.s.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Smpapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at Ml centa per lb. down thn. eighths of a cent. The tone waa aunt. t.C.C.R.A. and F. M.R.I.' elOPlng price* In centa per lb. yenterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b.
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      695 20 at \.~r- sTsbbs^sbbV _^JMssssfasssC_^ssssssst.-— —^^□ja/asssstalssss^^ r 1 x9ljl r f p»jsS»sasssssssV^ssst--r^. «r v^BiM KB^Pf*— y**y' m Possengcr. Cargo Servico, STRAITS/NAGAPATTINAM MADRAS SINGAPORE. PSHAM. PENANG TSS. "STATE OF MADRAS" VOY. 114 NOV 6/9 NOV 10 NOV 11 Chief Agents: R. JUMABHOY ft SONS LTD., Singapore. Phono. *****. Wa THE BURMA FIVE
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      196 20 SHIPPING NOTICES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES 10. m/v. LE NATAL Arrived 25-10-62. A General Survey of all damaged cargo discharge ex the above vessel will be held in the S.HBGodowns No. 19 on 7th November, 1962 from 9.00 a.m. until 4.30 pm. No other survey will be held either before or after
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      638 20 sKXSsbT*3^EsBbI lj UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Trndrns for Supply of rniforms and Clothing 1963. TENDERS will be received by the Bursar. University of Mulaya. Pantai Valley, Kuala Lu.npvu. up to 12 noon on 30th November. 1962. for the supply of uniforms and clothlriß to members of staff for the year 1963.
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      548 21 NOTICE Our Salesman, Mr. Llm Boon Chye. Is no longer employed by ua as from Ist. November. 1962 and therefore Is not authorised to transact any business on our behalf. Sim Llm Company Limited. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. MADAM ADA UM of No. 3, Maple Avenue, Singapore,
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      1127 21 NOTICES NOTICE THIB la to notify that the contract agreement made between Mr. Chong Wah Toong of 503 Sultan Street, Paslr PlnJi. Ipoh and Tarnbun Mining Co.. Ltd. Ipoh on 12.362 for the extraction of iron ore at Ounong Rapat was terminated on 24th October. 1962 and that the Company
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      127 21 NOTICE PEGANG MINING COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Thirty-eighth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office, Chartered Bank Chambers, Ipoh, on Thursday, 29th November, 1962NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that at the said Meeting the Directors
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      710 21 NOTICES ST. ANNE'S CHURCH BUILDING FUND Winning numbers of the Lucky Draw 4/11/62. Permit No- 113/62. Consolation Prize: Prlre: 1. *****. 1. *****. 2. *****. 2. *****. 3 *****. 3. ***** 4. *****. 4 *****. 5. *****. 5. *****. 6 174(18. 6. ***** 7. *****. 7. *****. 8. *****. 8.
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      548 21 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the office of the Director of Public Works, Federation of Malaya, up to 12 noon on 23rd November. 1962 for the supply of oxygen and acetylene to the Public Works Department for the period 1-1-1963 to 31-12-1963. Full particulars and tender
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      224 21 TENDER M'KISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from P.WJD. Registered Contractors of Class 'C and above and accredited Federation Armed Forces Contractors at the Ministry of Defence, Kuala Lumpur, not later than 2.30 p.m.. 22nd November. 1962 for&gt; "GRASS-CUTTING AND AGRICULTURAL WORKS AT THE R.M.AF. STATION AND
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      21 21 Modern and K5rS efficient. ifc^J EnnidSD iemi-outomoric &gt;hd« Proiecfor 1 Central Importt Division MORE NOTICES TENDER NOTICES IN PAGES 17 20
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      NEARCO MYTH LIKELY TO SCORE AGAIN
      292 22 ON THE TRACK WITH EPSOM JEEP; Kuala Lumpur, Monday T EARCO MYTH did an impressive gallop with Merv Posner astride here this morning. Despite the heavy going, the five-year-old showed faultless action in a sprint in the straight. One of the most improved sprinters
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      294 22 MELBOURNE. Monday IifORE than 100,000 lfl racegoers will flock to the Melbourne suburb of Flemington tomorrow to see the Melbourne Cup. The race, which starts at 12.10 p.m. Malayan time, Is the richest in the southern hemisphere and one of the worlds greatest twomile handicaps.
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      Shockalingam and Intan Sedili are promoted to Cl. 2
      341 22 Shockalingam and Intan Sedili are promoted to Cl. 2 ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two winners here yesterday Shockallngam and Intan SediU, have been promoted from class 3 to class Z. Weights for all six races on Wednesday are: Cl. 1 Div. I— 6f Bllah Sayan* II 9.00 Native Kingdom 9.00 Dententurius
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      Lock icon An Irish colt to run for Russia
      259 22 NEW YORK, Mon f IVAN, an Irish-bred three-year-old, will be one of the two Soviet Union challengers in the Washington International, to De run at Laurel on Nov. 12. The Russian Embassy in Washington miormed Laurel officials yesterday that Livan and Zabeg, wiu
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      221 22 Ali€&gt;y Oop B H V.T. Hmtiim GOSH,OOOLaA^ &lt;AYE THOUGHT VOU'O IS THERE ANY I L 4 YEAH.'THEY I I YOU SENT DC SEEDE AW fIX HAVE 'l/W AMI EVER /WELL.ImAgOTMIXEO-UPW DIFFERENCE IM \KNEWHOW SOMEWHERE H^ A T V BACK^HERE IN GLAO TO (FLATTEPEO') AN OPERATION BETWEEN THIS AFRAID \tO RUN
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      Titmus ® makes merry
      603 23 Titmus makes merry THE CHEERY COCKNEY OUTSHINES THE STARS WITH HIGHEST PERSONAL SCORE By JACK FINGLETON: Adelaide, Monday gNGLAND'S cheery Cockney cricketer, Fred Titmus, had a merry innings here today that yielded him 137 not out his highest score in first-class cricket. Suprisingly, therefore, because he was considered by many
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      PLAYERS ARE NOT REBELS, says AFP BOSS
      458 23  -  MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE. Mon. The Association of Football Players is not an association of football rebels. Mr. Seah Yun Chong, the president told a meeting of club representatives at Farrer Park today. Mr. Seah was clarifying the AFP stand in their
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        Housewife beats 300 men in Argentine GP
        511 23 at half-time, played much better after the Interval. The match was watched by a crowd of 40,000. BUENOS AIRES: Jan-Erik Lundrvist Swedish Davis Cup player. won the Argentine and South American open lawn tennla championship here today beating Patriclo Rodriguez Chile) 2-6. 6-4,
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        Cowdrey's cable
        42 23 ADELAIDE, Mon. Colin Cowdrey. the MCC opening batsman who l^ad his third successive 'dick" on Saturday in a much against South Australia h.Te. received a good luck cable from his son. 2J-year-old Jeremy "Don't worry Daddy. You'll come good. Rruirr
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        23 23 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's waterpolo league competition will begin on Nov. 11. There will be six teams taking Dart.
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        262 23 FAM agree to stage next Junior Asian Cup tourney KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The P.A. of Malaya will organise the fifth Junior Asian Cup soccer tournament in Kuala Lumpur next April. This will be the third time that the FAM are to stage the tournament. The FAM organised the inaugural tournament
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        181 23 Cup luck against 'minnows' LONDON, Mon. The luck went against the "minnows" when the draw for the second round of the English Football Association Cup was made today. All the amateur teams were drawn away for the second round, to be played on Nov. 24, and only four of the
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        SRC score fourth victory to join Ceylonese in lead
        242 23 SINGAPORE, Mon. Slnga pore Recreation Club beat Combined Schools 4-0 on the padang today and Police beat Indian Association 6-0 at Thomson Road in Singapore Hockey Association league division one matches played today. For Recs, this was their fourth victory in
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      34 23 HOCKEY MaJaeca Lge: SFA 2 PWD-Survey 0; NU Teachers 6 Henry Oumey School 1. SOCCER Cow GATE Cop (Ipoh) Kllat 8 Perak River Hydro 1. Friendly (Rawang) Rawang Indiana 6 Klang Rovers 3.
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      SCOREBOARD
      155 23 S. AUSTRALIA Ist innings 335 (Lill 87. McLachlan 53. Starham 4-58). MCC IST INNS 1333-5 on Saturda/) Pull.r b Sobers 21 Cowdrcy b Brooks 0 Barrington c |arman b Hawke 104 Craveney b Brooks 99 Parfitt c McLachlan b Hawke 15 Titmus not out 137 Knight c Jarman b
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      203 23 Harvey in form, scores 128 not out QYDNEY, Mon. Australian t? Test batsman Neil Harvey showed a return to form when he hit 128 not out for New South Wales against Western Australia in a Sheffield Shield match here today. This was Harvey's first Shield century since 1960. Many critics
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      73 23 Sports Diary SOCCER LIM CUP: YMCA v Ramblers (CAH grd. Ipoh). HOCKEY SPORE Dlv. SCC v Prisons (padang); Dlv. 2: Police v RMN (Naval Base) S'OOR Dlv. 1: Kllat 'A' v Techs (Pantai); Div. t: Chartered Bank v Yg Eaglets (Taylor Rd); 1 Tpt Coy v EPP (Batu); Police Depot
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    75 24 MR. OAMIAN ASHNESS of Hongkong Bank paned away on 11/62. f'orHvc lraves 49 Cheviot Hill Krankcl Kslate for Prrpvtual Surronr Church BlKlap at 3.00 p.m. e/ii/82. MADAM COVINDAMAL w/o late N. Knthirayson, 72, passed away peacefully at General Hospital. f&gt;-1 1-62. Leaving behind 4 *on». 1 dnuKhtiT. 2s (trnndchlldr.n
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    28 24 IN LOVING MEMORY of Joorph Wong Yen Nam of Grventown Ipoh who died on 6-11-.~&gt;4 "Gone But Never Foricottrn," Inserted by his »orrowful wife and Children.
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    143 24 rE LOT of actors is rough and tough, and for famed British slar, John Mills, it is no different. Closed eyes, wrinkled brow and tight lips that's the look on his face as wild teenagers breathed down his neck for autographs in Singapore yesterday. Shortly
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    102 24 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Employees of the Sea View Hotel in Meyer Road struck work for six hours from 6 p.m. tonight in protest against the management's alleged refusal to settle wage claims. The assistant secretary of the Singapore General Employees' Union, Mr. Wee Toon Lip, said the union
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    263 24 LONDON STOCKS LONDON, Mon. Tnere was an air of optimism m slock markets here today while awaiting the Chancellor of the Exchequers speech in the House of Commons economic debate, when it Is thought he may announce newmeasures ;o stimulate the economy. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including
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    RUBBER
    41 24 LONDON, Mon Spot 24d.. Dec. 24d., Jan. 24d.. Feb. 23 13/16 d.. Jan/Mar. 23 13/16 d., Apr. June 23\d July Sept. 23'« d.. Oet./Der 22 15 16d., c.l.i. Nov. 23\d.. Dec. 23% d.. Jan. 23 rl »d. Tone: Slightly ea-aer.
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    TIN
    25 24 LONDON. Mon— Buyers £888, sellers CB7O. Forward buyers £858, sellers £859. Settlement £867. Turnover ajn 75 tons. p.m. 45 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Religious school hit by strike is closed
    498 24 IIM)II. Monday. TIIK Izzuddin Shall Government residential secondary religious school in Tiger Lane here, run by the Religious Affairs Department, ias been closed indefinitely. This follows a strike yesterday when the 160 boys in Form Two boycotted their annual final examination and were
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    Another Army bride-to-be due in Malaya this weekend
    107 24 Another Army bride-to-be due in Malaya this weekend KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Another Army bride-to-be is due in Singapore this weekend on a flight paid for by the War Office under the "anticipated marriages" scheme. She is Miss Dorothy Newton, 21, the daughter of Mrs. A. Newton of Normanton, Yorkshire. She
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    A $6,000 ROBBERY IN BUSY STREET
    118 24 SINGAPORE. Mon. A fish merchant, Mr. Tan Siah Pheng, 29, was driving to a bank today when he was robbed of $6,000 by a gang of three men in Ellenborough Street. Mr. Tan told police that he was driving slowly along the crowded street
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    Water cuts
    46 24 SINGAPORE, Mon. Water will be cut off tomorrow In Ridout Road, from Swettenham Road to Peel Road, from 9 ajii. to 5 p.m. and In Upper Serangoon Road, between Woodsville Circus and Woodleieh Water Dept. entrance, on Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    BACKERS OF MALAYSIA IN SARAWAK TO SEND TEAM TO UN
    173 24 BACKERS OF MALAYSIA IN SARAWAK TO SEND TEAM TO UN I^UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Mon. The newly^ formed pro Malaysia Sarawak United Front will send a flve-member delegation to the United Nations early next year to counter any point raised by its rival, the Sarawak United People's Party, against Malaysia. Mr.
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