The Straits Times, 24 November 1962

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    Lock icon ADVANCE STOPS
    850 1 British, U.S. missions see Nehru Indians still suspicious of Peking's aims All messages to China censored NEW DELHI, Friday MR. NEHRU said today that the ceasefire between Indian and Chinese forces on the border was continuing and that the Chinese had stopped their advance towards Assam. He told
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    Lock icon SECRET PACT CHARGE NOT TRUE'
    228 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. The External Affairs Ministry spokesman today denied Pakistan Foreign Minister Mohammed Ali's reported allegations of secret military pact between the United States and India as "completely groundless." 'Distressed' Yesterday Mr. Ali told an emergency session of the Pakistan National Assembly he was
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    Lock icon Man who 'fled' from Tezpur suspended
    117 1 Man who 'f led' from Tezpur suspended riAUHATI (Assam), Sat. \JT The Government of Assam has suspended Dr. P. K. Das, Deputy Commissioner of the Tespur Area, for leaving his post early this week without permission and without handing over his charge, it was announced today. Mr. B.P. Chaliha. Chief
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    Lock icon 300 HELD IN RIOT TOWN
    108 1 300 HELD IN RIOT TOWN PAARL (Cape Province), Fri. Armed police arrested about 250 Africans and seized pangas. iron bars, clubs and other weapons In a pre-dawn swoop today on Mbekweni African township near here. More than 300 police took part in the swoop, following yesterday's bloody riots here in
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    China warning
    37 1 PEKINO, Fri. The Chinese Foreign Ministry today Issued another "serious warning" to the United States, alleging an American military plane Intruded into Chinese airspace over Kwangtung Province this afternoon, the New China news agency reported.
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    Award for Graves
    49 1 LONDON, Fri. Robert Graves, the 67-year-old English poet and novelist, has been awarded a prize of £200 by the British Arts Council for his "More Poems 1M1," judged by the council the best book of original English verse by a living poet, the council announced today-
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    Lock icon 'Hole in heart' Jet gets a dog's chance
    242 1 'Hole in heart' Jet gets a dog's chance MELBOURNE, Fri. surgeon and nine assistants at the Royal Children's HosDital here have performed a successful hole in the heart operation on a purebred Labrador dog. The two-hour operation, performed last Friday, has given the dog, one-year-old Jet. a new life. A
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    Equal pay answer?
    83 1 KUALA LUMPUR, FrL— Tengku Abdul Rahman is expected to make a statement in Parliament on Wednesday on the question of equal pay for women In the Government service. The leader of the UMNO Kaum Ibu, Datln Fatimah blnti Haji Hashlm (Jitra) will ask the Prime Minister whether
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    Red airliner crash: 21 die
    61 1 PARIS. Fri. A four-engtned Ilyushln airliner of the Hungarian Malev Co. crashed In fog Just before It was due to land at Le Bourget Airport, north of Paris, today killing all 21 people aboard, the local agents said. The plane, with 13 passengers and a
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    Lock icon Police look for 'cats' tails on scooters
    69 1 ONDON, Fri.— The police Li at Southend are looking over all scooters carefully to see if any are sporting cat's tails. T h e.y are investigating complaints that scooter riders are hunting down cats and displaying their tails as trophies. One complainant said
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    Raid on drug factory
    45 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Police reported today they have raided a heroin factory believed to be the biggest ever found in Bangkok. Nearly 11.000 grams of heroin, 500 grams of morphine and 10,000 grams of ray opium were seized. Five persona were arrested-
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    Order of Lenin
    42 1 LONDON, Fri. Mr. Mikhail Suslov, a member of the Presidium of the Soviet Communist Party's central committee, received an Order of Lenin and the Hammer and Sickle Gold Medal at a ceremony in the Kremlin today, Moscow Radio said.
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    Lock icon Russia trains Indians
    55 1 MOSCOW, Fri. Eight Indian Air Force pilots are training in the Soviet Union to fly MiG-21 jets doe to be supplied to India, informed sources said here. They said that the Soviet Union had contracted to supply four MiGs by the end of this year and a
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    New rescue hope
    36 1 HALIFAX (Nova Scotia), Prl— A change of winds today added hope for an American ship with five men aboard, drifting helplessly In mountalneous seas at the dangerous rocky south-west coast of Nova Scotia.
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    $100,000 UP
    36 1 [£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Bank Negara, treasurers of the "Save Democracy Fund," today announced that it has collected $124,120.99 in contributions for the fund. The list of contributors will be published in Monday's Straits Times.
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    SUPP ATTITUDE MAKES MR. M SO UNHAPPY
    157 1 SUPP ATTITUDE MAKES MR. M SO UNHAPPY KUCHING, Friday. 'fllE chairman of the Singapore Workers' Party A Mr. David Marshall, said here today that all members of the anti-Malaysia Sarawak United Peoples' Party and all communities affected should realise that a negative approach towards Malaysia would isolate them. He said
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    Lock icon POLICE KEEP SUSPENDED M.P. OUT OF CHAMBER
    135 1 /COLOMBO, Fri —A posse v of police today stopped Mr. K. M. P. Ra.iaratna. the Opposition member suspended yesterday from the Honse of Representatives, from forcing his way back into the House. Mr. Rajaratna. 35. leadrr of the National Liberation Front and a
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    Lock icon Ali for China
    24 1 RAWALPINDI, FrL Mr. Mohamed AH. Pakistani External Affairs Minister, has accepted an invitation to visit China, it was disclosed today Reuter.
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    Lock icon Shock, then relief for Tories
    325 1 Shock, then relief for Tories T ONDON, Fri. The ruling Conservative Party, badly shaken by Labour's capture yesterday of two of its Parliamentary seats, retained the constituencies of South Northamptonshire a n d Central Norfolk in further results declared today. In the five by-elections polled yesterday. Labour captured the constituencies
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon American killed in Korea flare-up
      528 2 American killed in Korea flare-up SEOUL, Friday QNE American soldier was killed and another wounded by North Korean Communists in the Korean demilitarised zone on Tuesday, it was announced last night by the United Nations Command (UNC). A UNC spokesman said the wounded American suffered multiple injuries to both feet.
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      Lock icon Engineer jumps ship
      22 2 COPENHAGEN. Fri. A 23--yeai-old East German engineer jumped ship and sought political asylum last night in Godthaab. Greenland. U.P.I.
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      Desert battle
      36 2 CAIRO, Fri. The semi-official Middle East News Agency (Mena) reported yesterday that U.A.R. and Republican Yemeni forces killed 560 Saudi Arabian and Jordanian troops tn two battles near Hajad and Saada In the north.
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      DATELINE Hong Kong
      445 2 DATELINE Hong Kong FIRE-FIGHTERS TRY OUT 'MEN FROM MARS' SUITS MADE OF ALUMINIUM FOIL From FRANCIS BOEY FIREMEN wearing aluminium foil suits may soon be a familiar sight in Hong Kong. The Fire Department is now experimenting with the new suits. The "Men from Mars" type of suit reflects heat
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      'For elegant dreams'
      61 2 WOMEN in old China chotc to Ijy their hc.idi on hard uncomfortable jade pillows to ensure "elegant drcami from the moon", Mr. Kevin Hsu, an authority on jade, told members ot the American Women's Association m a lecture on the subject. He said that small pieces of
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      Lock icon U.N. LIKELY TO VOTE THANT A FULL TERM
      255 2 U.N. LIKELY TO VOTE THANT A FULL TERM UNITED NATIONS. Friday. I^HE Security Council is expected to meet shortly, perhaps next week, to elect U Thant as Secre-tary-General of the U.N. for a five-year term retroactive to his appointment as acting SecretaryGeneral last October, an Informed source said here. Both
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      32 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby AwRBY CALLECM /> FOR US IM HIS (-IT WAS K_ALLV J \CONV_RTIBLE/ |©£*i«_2&__£__j£fllj__^_____ l iM > i > l ANP SUCH j \\kz inn a a LOV6LY B^S> L 2
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Quick look round
      212 3 Quick look round BUDAPEST: Communist China's delegation yesterday boycotted the Hungarian Communist Party Congress, according to unofficial sources. EDINBURGH. Fri. Police were called out and trooDS alerted when the alarm bell sounded over the Scottish crown Jewel display In Edinburgh Castle. As the castle's main gate crashed shut and police
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      Dr. Fisher The easy way to Christian —unity—
      183 3 Dr. Fisher The easy way to Christian unity T ONDON, Fri. Lord Li Fisher of Lambeth the former Archbishop of Canterbury, believes there is an easy way to bring together the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church, the news magazine Time and Tide reported yesterday. The magazine quoteu
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      Lock icon Then there was none...
      64 3 CAMBRIDGE, Fri.— The 59--year-old vicar of the church In the village of Hornlngsea, near here, has found that his congregation has dwindled to nothing. The vicar, the Rev. Paul Smythe, went Into the church last Sunday and found not a single person there. "I am, I
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      Lock icon UP and DOWN
      120 3 UP and DOWN and what a lark! One, two, three bounces on her bed and up in a vertical take-off goes curvy model Margaret Wallace of London. With her mirror at the ready, too, for a spot of mid-air make-up. What better way, girls, to rise and shine on a
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      48 3 A psychotic is a person who builds castles in the air. A neurotic is a chap who lives in them. A psychiatrist ii the chap who a. callects the rent. 7 Mr. Bernard Bralne, M.P. joint-Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health, speaking at Horton Hospital, Epsom.
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      Lock icon Irian transfer date remains
      71 3 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. The Foreign Minister of the Netherlands. Mr. J.M.A.H. Luns, said today he believed tliat the U.N.pndorsed agreement transferring West New Guinea to Indonesian control next May would "stick." He told a press conference that he had the impression the Indonesians would not press
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      Lock icon Ex-Labour chairman found dead
      73 3 Ex-Labour chairman found dead T ONDON, Fri. A former chairman of the British Lab our Party. Mr. George Brinham, 46, was found dead in a London flat here yesterday. His death was believed to have been caused by a blow on the head from a bottle. A post mortem revealed
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      Lock icon Plot trial told of Nkrumah's gift
      147 3 LAGOS, Friday. F)R. OLADIP Maja, told the arms plot treason trial yesterday that he had received a total of £7,000 from President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana to help form "in a small way" a youth club in Nigeria. Cross-examined in the High Court, Dr.
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      Circus panic as lioness escapes—
      65 3 Circus panic as lioness escapes— BOSTON, Fri.— Two hundred spectators, many of them children, fled In terror when a lioness escaped from her trainer and ran wild at a circus here. No one was seriously Injured though several people stumbled and fell in the rush for the door. The lioness
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      Lock icon U.S. tin sale plan
      45 3 WELLINGTON. Fri. United States officials today confirmed that the U.S would present a plan to the International Tin Council meeting in Bangkok next Tuesday for the continued sale of tin from the U.S. national stockpile, but refused to give details.— Reuter
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      Australian help for Vietnam
      35 3 CANBERRA, Fri. Australia will send 25.000 Australian pounds of medicine, food, soap and technical equipment to help 130.--000 refugees in South Vietnam, Minister of External Affairs Sir Oarfield Earwick announced yesterday.
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      Lock icon OPPOSITION M.P. TRIES TO RUN AWAY WITH MACE
      111 3 COLOMBO, Fri. A Member of Parliament tried to ran away with the mace yesterday. For a while all was chaos in the chamber. The Sergeant -at arms blocked the member's passage and wrestled him for the mace. The S»rgeant-at-arms won. The incident
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    Coroner: Man might have been alive today if...
    661 4 Coroner: Man might have been alive today if... SINGAPORE. Fri THE State Coroner, Mr. S.R. Chapkhana, today said a labourer, John Lim, might be alive today if two General Hospital doctors, who treated him as an outpatient, had given more consideration to a private practitioner's recommendation letter for his hospitalisation.
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    4,320 FOR EXAMINATION IN CHINESE
    116 4 4,320 FOR EXAMINATION IN CHINESE SINGAPORE, Kri. A record number of 4,320 candidates 1,170 more than last year— will sit for the week-lone Government Chinese Secondary Four examination, which begins on Tuesday. The examination will nr held in 21 centres spread throughout the island. The Government has assured parents and
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    People's concert at Jurong
    90 4 SINGAPORE. Fri The Ministry of Culture will present its 116 th Aneka Ragam Raayat at Sin Nam School ground. Jurong Road, 12 milestone, tomorrow, at 730 p.m. to mark the tour of Jurong constituency toy the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. The programme consists of
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    Plea from 15 shop owners: Hold up that cable laying
    279 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. ■pIFTEEN shopowners in Orchard Road are up 1 in arms against a City Council proposal to dig up the footway fronting their premises for the laying of electric cables. They have written to the City Electrical Engineer urging
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    $200 fine, jail for firewood —attack –
    145 4 $200 fine, jail for firewood —attack SINGAPORE, Fri. A woman, Ng Im Tee. was today sentenced to one day's Jail and fined $200 or three months' jail in the Third Criminal District Court, for voluntarily causing grievous hurt to her neighbour. The court was told that Ntc. 32. struck another
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    Liz Gay will sing at ball
    72 4 SINOAPORE, Fri International singer. Elizabeth Gay, will sing at the Christmas fair ball at Old Admiralty House. Orange Road, tomorrow. Tickets at $10 a person will Include a light meal. There will be two bars and all drinks will be at $1 each. Proceeds
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    FLORENCECBEST MADAM B') TOSINGIN CAPITAL
    237 5 I£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Hong Kong-born sopraro, Florence Pong, who has won wide acclaim in Australia, will sing at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka here on Dec. 3 at 8 p.m She is the first Chinese girl to win prizes in various amateur and professional singers'
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    156 5 Britain proposes Malaysia-ECM I—trade1 trade treaty DRFSSELS. Fri— Britain yester- day proposed that the enlarged European Common Market should open negotiations for a trade agreement with the future Federation of Malaysia, if Britain becomes a member of the community, British delegation sources said here last night. The proposal was made
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    Lock icon Work for Malaysia is 'going weir
    138 5 LONDON, Friday. MR. NIGEL Fisher. Colonial Under-Secretary. said yesterday that the work of the inter-govern-mental committee on North Borneo and Sarawak was going well. It ought, on present form, be completed he hoped by the new year, he told the House of Commons. He
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    NEW PROCESS WILL AID TIN, HE SAYS
    225 5 NEW PROCESS WILL AID TIN, HE SAYS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. AN Australian delegate to the International Tin Council said here today that the future of the tin industry was "very good." Mr. Malcolm Brooke, told reporters on his arrival from Australia, that the metal has been put In a stronger
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    Big year in battalion's —babies—
    87 5 Big year in battalion's babies SYDNEY. Fri.— The century should be up next year for the 2nd Bn. Royal Australian Regiment, now serving in Malaya. A recent dispatch disclosed that while addressing the battalion at its end of the year duty, the commanding officer. Lieut-Col. Allen Stretton. said: "It has
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    No politics in rural youth body
    87 5 No politics in rural youth body PENANG. Fri. The Rural Youth Organisation is completely free from politics, Inche Ismail Idris. supervisor of the Penang State branch, stressed yesterday evening. "There are people who say our organisation is a tool of UMNO but that Is not true." he said at the
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    Poppy Fund
    26 5 BATU PAHAT, Prl. A dance In aid of the Poppy Day fund will be held at the Batu Pahat Bandar Penggaram Club on Thursday.
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    40 for a course
    29 5 KOTA BHARU. Prl. Forty chairmen of boards of governors and managers of national schools in the state will atend a three-day civics course here tomorrow.
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    School art show
    24 5 KLANG, Fri The St. Anne's Convent at Port Swettenham will hold its annual art and craft exhibition at the school tomorrow.
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    Sea death verdict
    41 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The State Coroner. Mr. S. R. Chapkhana tcday recorded a ml.-adveiitv.e verdict at the end cf an inquest on a youth, Sim Ho Woon. 22. who was drowned off Changl point on Oct. 17 this year.
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    Malaya will be host to conference
    66 5 I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaya will be host to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association's annual conference to be held in September next year. The Speaker of the Hous? of Representatives. Dato Haji Noah bin Omar, said this today on his return from Lagos. Nigeria, after attending
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    Marketing branch
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Fri A branch office of Burma's State Agricultural Marketing Board will be established here soon Two other branches are also planned for Hong Kong and Jakarta
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    Law exam success
    24 5 SINGAPORE Fri.— Mr. Priiam StiiKli ASP Offlrer-in-Ctiaree Crime >. D Division, has completed his part one of the bar examinations of London.
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      287 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS chose are sweeter (Keats) 7 and 8. Pope embraced Dame <6>. outraged by Satan involved in 9. With the lad abour. every cat musical composition (4. 3. 7). got into a huddle In Devon 10. Favourite part mainly depicts (6. 6). Ihe spirit of this age
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    Boy sent to approved school for homicide
    197 6 fPOH, Fri.— A boy of 15, who pleaded guilty in the High Court yesterday to culpable homicide not amounting to murder, was sentenced today to three years in the Henry Gurney School by Mr. Justice Azmi. Passing sentence Mr. Justice Azml told Loke
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    A record for remembrance
    46 6 IPOH. Fri. Ipoh residents paid a record $4,200 lor the purchase of poppies and car stickers for the Remembrance Day observance earlier this month. The Ipoh district committee, will hold a Poppy Day dance at the Ipoh Club on Friday. Nov. 30.
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    Schoolgirls defy the town 'vampire'
    85 6 Schoolgirls defy the town 'vampire' CERE.MBAN. Fri. These Rirls of the Rahang Malay School and the school's gardener. Inche Alias bin Abbas, 33. are not scared of a ''vampire" said to be on its rounds in this town. The reason: They have painted their fingers and palms with the stains
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    'Form co-op' advice
    33 6 SEREMBAN. Fri. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jubir, today advised transport and taxi operators in Seremban to form a co-operative society so that their business will flourish.
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    6 months for extortion
    83 6 KUALA LUMPUF. Fri A man who was found guilty of extorting $40 from a tailor was today sen.enced to six months' jail and three strokes of the rotan. Tee Kok Chong, 21. also a tailor, was found guilty of extorting $20 on each of two occasions
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    ROBBERS HOLD UP 30 CYCLING RUBBER TAPPERS
    151 6 ROBBERS HOLD UP 30 CYCLING RUBBER TAPPERS IPOH, Friday. HTHIRTY women tappers cycling to work were held 1 up on the Jelapang road early yesterday morning by four young robbers armed with a knife and sticks. I The women were stopped about 6 a.m. two miles from the estate on
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    Chief Justice calls on Sultan at Istana
    67 6 Chief Justice calls on Sultan at Istana KUALA KANGSAR. Fri. The Chief Justice Dato Sir James Thomson, and Raja Azlan ibnl Sultan Yussof, Registrar of the Supreme Court. Kuala Lumpur, visited the Sultan of Perak at the Istana Iskandariah here yesterday afternoon. The Sultan of Perak who suffered a partial
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    $2,700 for fund
    39 6 SEREMBAN, Fri. "Panggong Anelca", a variety show sponsored Jointly by Radio Malaya and the Information Department, netted $2,700 at last night's performance in the Seremban Town Hall. The proceeds will go to the National Monument Fund.
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    New mosque for Penang
    37 6 PENANO, Fri. The present mosque at the junction of Sungei Plnang and Jelutong Road is to be demolished and a new one built early next year. The new building will cost about $40,000.
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    Govt plans division for ports, shipping
    133 6 I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A division dealing with ports and other shipping matters will be created in the Ministry of Transport next year. Today the Ministry advertised for candidates to take charge of the division. The successful man will receive a basic pay of $1,430
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    Farm co-operation
    35 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri.— Malaya and Thailand have reached broad understanding on the technical problems of agriculture, fisheries and livestock. Raja Zainal Abidin. Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperative* said today.
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    Night crash kills couple married a month ago
    175 6 IPOH, Friday. A young couple who were married a month ago were fatally injured last night when the car in which they were travelling was involved in a collision with a stationary lorry about 12 miles north of here on the trunk
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    VISIT BY SIHANOUK NEXT MONTH
    125 6 SINGAPORE, Friday. pAMBODIA'S Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, will spend two days in Singapore and another few days in the Federation next month. This was disclosed today by the Cambodian Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Chau Seng, when he passed through Singapore on his way
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    LEE FOR TURF STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND
    190 6 IZUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A well known Malayan racing official, Mr. H. M. Lee, will leave for New Zealand on Tuesday to study breeding methods and to investigate the possibility of buying more New Zealand thoroughbreds for Malayan stables. Mr. Lee, who is a
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    Drunk: $25 fine Medical officer's job
    51 6 PENANG. Fri. A woman. Alia IPOH. Fri. Dr. A. S. Sandhu Melo. 50. was fined $25 today for is now acting Chief Medical Offloelng drunk and incapable at Mr, Perak, during the absence oa Gof lieb Road last night. l^ave of Dr. K. L.
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    THE BOY HERO SO MODEST ABOUT IT ALL...
    302 7 PENANG, Fri.— To Penangs modest boy hero, 16-year-old Foo Boon Yong, rescuing two brothers from drowning was "nothing extraordinary." "I don't think it's anything to shout about," he said. "I was only doing my duty. Foo jumped fully clothed into the sea
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    Recipes by a student
    59 7 SYDNEY, Fri. A Malayan student's book on "Recipes of the Orient" was among 200 Australian books widely publicised through Australian Book Week, which has just pnded. The book, by Inche Ashar Abbas, contains more than 60 recipes from Malaya (including nasi goreng). Indonesia. China and India,
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    Ilazak: I expect! no obstacles
    58 7 .SINGAPORE. Fri— Before Hying )IT to Jcssclton this morning, the Federation Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said he expected .smooih-soinn In the work of ihe Malaysia liitrr-Governinental Commiiiee. which holds us j-econd plenary meeting there today. Tun Razak. who arrived in Singapore la>t night
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    East Coast has brilliant sun after the rains
    181 7 East Coast has brilliant sun after the rains KUALA LUMPUR, Friday r rHK East Coast enjoyed brilliant sunshine today after three days of North-East monsoon rains. The three meteorological stations along the East Coast reported fine weather despite a cloudy sky. The Kuala Lumpur station, however, warned that winds between
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    CASH, FREE TOUR FOR CLEANEST VILLAGES
    133 7 BUTTERWCRTH. Fri. Kampong Setol in Telok Ayer Tawar won first prize in the Province Wellesley north district kamuong cleanliness competition this year from eight other kampongs: In addition to a cash prize of 5225 for the kampong, 31 villagers from Setol will be given
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    GOC at parade
    41 7 j SINGAPORE. Kn. -The General Officer Commanding Singapore Base District. Maj.-Gen. E. A. W. Williams, took the salute at the passing-out parade of B Company, 1 2nd. Bn.. Singapore Infantry ReI Kiment. at Tanah Merah Besar camp today
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    Talk on Rotary
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Kolary Disirici Governor. Mr. Leslie Rayner. will speak on Rotary in general it ihe weekly Rotarian luncheon at the Cathay Hotel on Wednesday.
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    'Pay promptly' call to Malacca
    191 7 AM ALACCA. Fri. The president of the Malacca Municipal Council, Mr. G. Mariapj pan (Alliance), today appealed to ratepayers of Malacca Town to pay their dues promptly. "Arrears of revenue left to us by the previous So- cialist Front council were so formidable that arrears
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    German pianist to play at Dewan Bahasa
    107 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Oerman pianist Walter B ankenheim will give a recital at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka here on Tuesday at 8.30 p.m. Programme lor the evening will include music by Mozart. Beethoven. Bartok and Schumann. Walter Blankenheim has performed In Western
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    -Intensifypublicity' to lure tourists from U.S.
    87 7 -Intensify publicity' to lure tourists from U.S. SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Milton Blecher, leader of an American tourist group, today urged the Singapore Government to intensify its publicity drive in the U.S. "to make Singapore known to the Americans." Mr. Blecher. who flew in to Singapore with a 50-member croup from
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    New NZ trade representative
    57 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The New Zealand Government Trade Commissioner here, Mr. H. W. Shepherd, will return to Wellington in January to take up a head office appointment with the Department of Industries and Commerce. He will be succeeded by Mr C.A.H. Paul, who is at present
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    NEW JOB FOR DEVAN NAIR
    137 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The trade union leader. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, has been appointed general affairs secretary i of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union His appointment which takes eflect from Dec. 1. wa« announced today by the union president. Mr. Stephen Yap. Mr.
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    Lock icon Health centres
    30 7 KLANG. Fn.— Two health centres costing $300,000 will be opened by the end of the year al Sunget Besar in Sabak Bernam and Teluk Datoh in Kuala Langat.
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    Two VIP funerals on same day at Malay cemetery
    165 9 TELUK ANSON. Fri. Two funerals took place at the Malay cemetery here yesterday of local residents each a personality in his own right. They were Inche 6sman bin Hltam. 60. a pensioner and Inche Abdullah French. 70. an Irish Muslim convert
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    THE JOB-SEEKER...
    86 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Yap Khoon Sun. Si;, a labourer. visited a labour contractor armed with two knives to demand why he had not been Riven any jobs for the past year, a macistrutc's court uas told today I Yap pleaded cuilty to a charge of house trespass I with
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    Queries for Tengku on border dispute
    220 9 Queries for Tengku on border dispute KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will be asked questions in Parliament on Wednesday on the Sino-Indian border conflict. The questions will come irom a Pan-Malayan Islamic Party member. Haji Hasan Adli bin Haji Arshad (Kuala Trengganu Utara), who will a.sk
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    Extra air service on Sundays
    95 9 Extra air service on Sundays SINGAPORE. Fri. Mala- yan Airways will openrate on extra Sunday service from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and vice versa from Dec. 2. The flight will leave Singapore for Kuala Lumpur every Sunday at 11 a.m. and return the same day. leavln? Kuala Lumpur at 1
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    Cultural night by film group
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. The Federation of Malaya Indian Film Society will hold a virieiv show called Cultural Nigh' at the r>«an Bnhasii dmi Puslaka on Dec. 1 at 7 p.m The programme ill inciudf Malay CtataMH *nd Indian
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    MPs to debate nine Bills
    204 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A total of nine Bills will be presented at next Wed- nesday's meeting of the House of Representatives. The Minister of Interior, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman will move the Kidnapping Bill which will allow assessors to be selected from
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    Found—baby on road
    60 9 Found— baby on road PENANG. Fri. An Indian child, aged about one to 11 years, was found along a road near Batu Lanchang Lane yesterday A labourer who saw the baby took her to the Kam- pong Bharu police station The girl has slnct been 'sent to the Social Welfare
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    New village centre
    24 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Le« Khoon Chov. Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Education, opened the Sungel Kadut Village Community Centre tonight.
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    DIVORCE FOR THREE-JOB MOTHER
    171 9 DIVORCE FOR THREE-JOB MOTHER SINGAPORE, Fri. A mother of three, who said she held three jobs to earn her livelihood, was today granted a decree nisi by the High Court dissolving her marriage to Loh Hock Puay, whom she described as an oddjob worker. Chia Ec Sun. 34. said she
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    Ex-teacher off to study nursing
    35 9 MISS Tan Poh Nya (above), a former teacher at the Methodist English School in Tanjong Malim, leaves today for Britain to take a three-year nursing course on Federation Government scholarship.
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    DEATHS
    80 10 2* Word* $1* (Minlmmmt DB SOUZA WILLIAM VINCENT iKudonxi passed away peacefully yesterday. Cortege leave* «7 Cheviot Hill off siglap Road. Spore at 4-30 p.m. today for St. Joaeph'* Church. Victoria Kirert thence to BidadarL Hongkong paper* pltase copy. JIMMY LIM c-heng Ann ace IS only a/o Mr. Mrs.
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    Saturday, November 24, 1962. Budget Day Doubts
    810 10 Saturday, November 24, 1962. Budget Day Doubts Budget making is not the precise craft it is sometimes said to be. The Federation's Finance Minister will also have at the back of his mind this f coming budget day the ordeal, in due course, of Malaysian finances. The only observable trace
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    Literacy Drive
    313 10 Malaya is still a long way from a hundred per cent literacy, but the goal is no longer Utopian. With free primary education available for every child of schoolgoing age, there should be no swelling of the numbers who are now illiterate. The gains made through adult education
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    Clash At Paarl
    181 10 The clash at Paarl is another ugly symptom of the tensions building up in South Atrica. It is no more a signal for a black uprising than Sharpeville was. but it does show how illusory is Dr. Verwoerd's hope that the Africans will come to accept apartheid.
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    Woolloongabba: The ground with the sinister air
    1412 10  -  NEVILLE CARDUS CHALLENGt OF TEST CRICKET, A WEEK BEFORE THE FIRST TEST AT BRISBANE A GREAT CRICKET WRITER RECALLS SOME MOMENTS OF HIGH DRAMA... by— of th* Guardian TEST matches at Brisbane have usually had much drama and many palpitating moments. It was
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    The big step forward
    421 11 Circuit racing comes at last to Federal Capital MOTOR racing on the Malayan peninsula in general and in Kuala Lumpur in particular takes a big step forward tomorrow with the introduction of circuit racing for cars in the Federal capital. The first of its kind to
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    WHY OIL FIRMS SPONSOR RACING
    365 11 no oil companies concern themselves with motor racing because they wish to advertise their products or to test their products or simply to provide entertainment to motor enthusiasts (who will include customers, either actual or potential)? Or is it for none of these reasons? Probably
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    DRIVE FASTER, LIVE LONGER
    1475 12 TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN CIRCUIT RACES FEATURE Police methods are taught but the aim is to advise rather than dogmatize ADVICE ON DOING BOTH AT ONCE FROM THE BSM HIGH PERFORMANCE COURSE FOR ALL CARS IT could be a snowballing success or merely a costly experiment. You
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    Tengku: Excitement for public
    206 13 A MESSAGE from the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman: As patron of the Malayan Motor Sports Club, I am very glad to know that circuit racing for cars Is to be held in Kuala Lumpur for the first time, and I naturally feel very complimented that
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    NEW FORMULA JUNIOR WITH INBOARD BRAKES AND SPRINGS
    955 13 NEW FORMULA JUNIOR WITH INBOARD BRAKES AND SPRINGS THE prototype of the Gemini Mark IV it fitted with a light alloy body from which moulds will be taken for the glass-fibre bodies of production cars. These will also be fitted with a Perspex fairing round the cockpit and a cowling
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    The cars and drivers in tomorrow's races
    581 14 EVENT I Combined (.kiss (j Sports Cars up to 700 cc: Class 7 Sports Cars 701 1380 cc. Distance: 7 laps (approximately 14 miles). No. Driver Club Vehicle C.C. Capacity 17 G.E. Haddock MMSC BMW 697 69 W.R.A. Wylie MMSC Lotus XVII 1098
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    Warning to public drivers
    236 14 rpHE following is a A message from the acting president of the Malayan Motor Sports Club, Mr. M. G. Spragge: The president of the M.M.S.C. Dr. W. H. Dyson, left Malaya recently and was forced to resign the presidency, which he had held for the past
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    This 'warm embrace may be stifling —genius'—
    229 15 This 'warm embrace may be stifling —genius' J/-TJALA LUMPUR, Fri. A professor of English at the University of Malaya suggested today that perhaps government service in Malaya was "stifling genius in its warm embrace" and that Malay writers should be given only short-term contracts. Prof. Robert Le Page, head of
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    'Loneliest' soldier's leg-pull
    268 15 WE NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD SNOWBALL, SAYS THE MAN WHO FOUND 6.000 PALS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. gRITAIN'S "loneliest soldier," Private Peter Shepherd, 20, has confessed that he was not lonely after all and that his plight was only a joke. A member of the King's Own Yorkshire
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    Sick woman's suicide
    53 15 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A Singapore Inquest was told today that a 69--year-old housewife. Son Poh had refused to go for medical treatment although she had been seriously 111 with asthma for several years. On the morning of Oct. 18 this year. Son's body was found floating in Macßitchie
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    An ILO survey
    42 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. An ILO expert. Mr. John Johnston, arrived here today to 6urvey the working conditions of plantation workers. Mr. Johnston, who will be here for seven weeks, will make a report of the survey to the ILO.
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    Divorce for a wife
    61 15 SINGAPORE, Fri. Yeow Eng Mui. a housewife, who sued her husband, Tan Cheng Kiat, for divorce on the ground of desertion, today was granted a decree nisi, to be made absolute in three months. She was granted custody of their only child. Yeow and Tan, a
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    Remanded after being charged
    93 15 Remanded after being charged SINGAPORE, Fri.— Koh Kok How was charged in a magistrate's court today in connection with a hold-up in Jalan Kebaya, off Holland Grove Estate, yesterday afternoon. He was alleged to have with three unknown persons, robbed Ong Kian Nam of $7 at about 2.05 p.m. while
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    Trade fair
    27 15 KLANG. Fri.— A 14-day trade fair will open tomorrow at the amusement park here. Twelve firms will exhibit a variety of goods and household appliances.
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    The silent nightclub 'ON HOLIDAY' SIGNS AT BOTH GATES OF THE GRIFFIN INN
    321 15 The silent nightclub 'ON HOLIDAY' SIGNS AT BOTH GATES OF THE GRIFFIN INN KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— One of the oldest nightclubs here the Griffin Inn— has been "on holiday" from yesterday. All its nightclub and restaurant services have ceased. A. Straits Times reporter today found the place deserted except for
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    Umno talks put off
    60 15 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A meeting Is to be held here on Nov. 27 to solve the two-month old crisis in the East division of the Singapore Umno. The Federation's Minister for Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. head of the Singapore Umno llason committee, will be
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    Luce in 'strong man' role soon
    157 15 SINGAPORE. Friday. 4 DMIRAL Sir David Luce, 56, will assume his new role as Britain's "strong man" in the Far East on Nov. 28. He will drive up to his headquarters at Phoenix Park as Commander-ln-Chief of the Singapore-based Unified Far East Command at
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    Divorce for a deserted husband
    101 15 Divorce for a deserted husband SINGAPORE, Fri. George Kent Aeria told Mr. Justice Wee in the High Court today that his wife showed a decreasing love for him in favour of another man who had been taking her to dances and to the cinema. Aeria, 27, said this in d
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    Health, Vitamins and BOVRIL
    605 15 Health, Vitamins and BOVRIL ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT Mineral* and Vitamins: A well nourished and healthy body is not maintained by large quantities of food alone. One can eat a lot and even grow fat, yet still suffer from a lack of vital minerals or vitamins. A shortage of these vitamins soon
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    Lock icon Two rival 'wives' j fight it out with umbrellas
    189 15 Two rival 'wives' j fight it out with umbrellas KUALA BELAIT (Brunei). Fri.— Two women, each of whom claimed to be the lawful wife of a man who died recently, attacked each other with umbrellas after a court hearing here. Court Officials separated the two women. During the hearing of
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    The coconut advisers
    64 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The first meeting of the 10--man committee to advise the Government on the $15-milllon coconut replanting and rehabilition scheme will be held on Monday. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, will open the meeting. The committee, which was set up
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      Mr. Lv is urged: Put off your visit
      191 16 I ONDON, I ri. The President of the British Board of Trade, Mr. Frederick Erroll, has asked the Communist Chinese ViceMinister of Foreign Trade, Mr. Lv Hsu-chang. to postpone his planned goodwill visit to Britain on \ov- 29, the Board of Trade
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      Lock icon An appeal to Peking from Lord Russell
      142 16 PEKING. Fri. Lord Russell has appealed to China to vacate land which was under Indian control before Sept. 8 this year, the New China news agency said yesterday. The agency said that in hla message his third —to Mr. Chou En-lai. the British
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      Lock icon MAC TURNS DOWN 'CLOSE MISSION IN PEKING' PLEA
      149 16 MAC TURNS DOWN 'CLOSE MISSION IN PEKING' PLEA LONDON, Friday. THE Prime Minister. Mr. Macmillan, rejected last night a suggestion that he should close the British diplomatic mission in Peking. A Conservative, Sir William Teeling. had suggested this in the House of Commons "in view of China's invasion of India
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      Dief's offer on Kashmir: No decision
      81 16 Dief' s offer on Kashmir: No decision OTTAWA. Fri. The Canadian Government's offer to use its good offices available for settlement of the Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan has bern transmitted to the two Commonwealth nations, the Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker. said yesterday. He told the House of
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      65 16 WOMEN of the Tezp ur Home Guard shoulder rifles. They have been drilling and marching twice daily in answer to Prime Minister Nehru's call to save India from Communi st Chinese invaders. Tez- pur, on the banks of the Brahmaputra River, was threatened by the rapid
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    'NO TIME TO STUDY PLANS' PROTEST BY TAN
    340 17 'NO TIME TO STUDY PLANS' PROTEST BY TAN MALACCA. Fri. The Municipal Council was criticised at its monthly meeting today for not giving Opposition members a chance to study plans submitted by a firm of architects for extensions to the general market. The criticism came from Mr. Tan Tuan Boon
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    Widow's $80 stolen
    46 17 TELUK ANSON. Fri. A widow who lived alone In her attap house in the remote village of Sungei Lechin. was robbed oi $80 yesterday. Robbers broke Into the home ot Tipah blnte Ja'afar, 38, in the dark, gagged her and tied her hands.
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    Snaps were obscene
    54 17 IPOH. Fri. Ng Sing Yoon. 26, was fined $100 in the magistrate's court here today when he pleaded guilty to possessing 11 obscene photographs. Ng was said to have committed the offence at the military camp in Ashby Road here about 3.45 pm. yesterday. The photographs were
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    Pavement death
    37 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police are ttylng to establish the identity of an Indian, aged abcut 40, who was lound dead on the five-foot way in Syed Alwi Road. He is believed to have been a vagrant.
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    Reward offered for lost —girl
    114 17 Reward offered for lost girl- SINGAPORE. Fri.— A mother of nine. Madam Muthen Marigaei, today offered a reward of $30 for information on tbe whereabouts of her 15-year-old daughter, V i- 1 1 am a Govindasamy (above). A Primary VI pupil of Nee Soon school in Sembawang, Vellama has been
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    'Clippie' hurt
    34 17 PENANG, Fri.— A City Council "clippie," Che Ani blnte Abdullah, was injured last night when a council bus ran off the road and plunged Into a stream near the Green Lane Convent.
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    URGENT CALL FOR ANOTHER DOCTOR
    188 17 IPOH, Friday. A TELEGRAM asking for an additional doctor to be posted to the government hospital in Lumut immediately has been sent to the Ministry of Health in Kuala LumpurThe telegram was despatched by the State Assembly member for Lumut and national vice-president of the
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    Acting Air Commodore
    60 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. Group Captain Thomas Neville Stack, 43. has been appointed Senior Air Staff Officer of No. 224 Group, RAF Seletar, with the acting rank of Air Commodore from Dec. 4. He has Deen deputy captain of the Queen's Flight since July. 1959. and was in charge
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    Thugs rob wife of $350
    49 17 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Three thugs, armed with daggers surprised a housewife. Ho Mu.n Kit. 68. in her Ouillemard Road home yesterday, and robbed her of $350 in cash and jewellery. Ho was in her bedroom when the men walked in through the open back door.
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    State budget dates
    25 17 ALOR STAR. Fri. The Perlis State Assembly will hold its budget meeting on Dec. 3 and the Kedah Assembly on Dec. 11.
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    Malayan Jaycees get special award
    134 17 PENANG. Fri A SPECIAL award for "service rendered in the field of humanitarian assistance" was made to Malayan Jaycees at the 17th Jaycee world congress held recently in Hong Kong. "This Is a reward for our accomplishments in community service projects in Malaya during the
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    Ex-lawyer freed from jail
    303 17 Ex-lawyer freed from jail BILL OF COSTS PURGES CONTEMPT PENANG, Friday. PENANG High Court order committing a former lawyer, Ephraim Issac, to the civil prison for contempt of court was today described as "irregular." by his counsel, Mr. Lim Kean Chye. "It is irregular." Mr. Lim submitted, "in that there
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    HUNT IS OFF FOR MAN EATER
    102 17 KUANTAN, Fri. The big hunt for the man eating tiger which has been terrorising villagers in Panching, 22 miles from here, has been railed off. The Pahang C am* Warden, Inche Abdul Jalil bin Ahmad, thinks that the (iger has retired to deep jungle
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    Fishermen fined
    35 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. An Indonesian fisherman Lawote bin Sam, 21 was fined $5,000 or six months' Jail yesterday for possessing 1241 b cigarettes and 2181 b tobacco on which duty had not been paid.
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    Accused of $6,000 tax offence
    68 17 Accused of $6,000 tax offence DENANG, Fri.— A mer- chant. Chew Sim Chuan, today pleaded not guilty to a summons charge of wilfully omitting to include in his tax return an income of $6,000 for the year ending Dec. 31, 1960. Alternatively, he was accused of making an Incorrect return
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    Settlement likely
    51 17 He said there was a likelihood of a settlement between Chew and the Comptroller of Income Tax. "Meetings had been going on between Chew's accountant and the Income Tax Department with a view to having this case compounded." he said. The case was postponed to Jan. 25 next
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      HOPE OF MALAYA'S 'NEVER NEVER' HOMES
      206 18 HOPE OF MALAYA'S 'NEVER NEVER' HOMES THE question WM raised recently in Parliament whether steps would be taken to ensure that all hire purchase companies abided by a rule that when the hirers had paid onehalf of the purchase price, the companies could only repossess the goods on a court
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      Doctors: The causes of their discontent
      730 18 Doctors: The causes of their discontent 'J'HERE has been discussion in the press about doctors their scarcity, their unwillingness to stay in government service, their lack of dedication and their mercenary inclinations. The energy which the new Minister of Health has shown has raised new hopes that real progress will
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      Barisan paper: A denial
      140 18 Barisan paper: A denial T*HE Plebeian, journal of -I the Barisan Sosialis, in its issue of November 20 quotes me (Zubir Said the composer of Singapore s national anthem; as saying that I could not understand the Government's action regarding Madam Liauw Choon Van whose permit to stay in Singapore
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      The A to Z tape club
      128 18 \VHILST so much is being written about international tape recording clubs may I add a little about another club. It is called the Voicespondence Club, a non-profit corporation whosf headquarters are In Noel, Virginia. USA and has a world wide membership of 1.600. The
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      New hazards for drivers
      122 18 j<"OR some reason the manhole covers in MacPerson Road project dangerously above road levei They are no problem for bigger cars, but for small cars and scooters the risk grows dally. While on the topic of Singapore's roads. I might add that in recent month.s it
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      Orchid seller
      116 18 RECENTLY. I saw a poor ar filing orchid* In town i discovered that He has been doing so for the past two years. This is the way he earns his living But to my surprise. I recently saw a forest ranger stopping him from selling his flowers. The
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      Food check
      64 18 V T ARIOUS brands of packed foodstuffs and drinks, both imported and locally made, are sold without restriction In the Malayan market. Quite a number of food poisoning cases are reported in addition to the unknown ones, is it not highly essential that the Government should appoint some
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      219 18 f^ppy. changed... TO-DAY'S DESIGN is the LYNX This modern cistern la handsome, hygienic and efficient I In operatlon.lt flushes at touch, wit ha quiet yet powerful action. The Bhell Is made of black Dnranlt* and the Kingfisher syphon mechanism of polythene— non-corroam* rustless, non-aging and unbreakable. Conforming M *****25. and
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      1613 19 TO LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST U.K. Due S'pora Sails P. Sham Penang AEHEAS Hivre. I'IMl. G'asgow SO. 14 Tally Hit 25/10 Niv 38 ANTENOR I/I L'potl. R'djm, H'buri Nlf 18/ 1 Dec 3 DIOMEO Liverptil. Glasgow Niv 17 Oec 1 IYCAON Lxerpiil Dec 5 Dec 8 Dec 7/1 Otc II
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      1578 19 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL COHTINEHTAI PORTS. S'pcui P. t'haa cmang BENHOPE (H)t H lirg. I'll!, Hull, S'mouth la Pt/Hl» 21 No« 21/ 1 1 BENNEVIS (E.Ll.)' L pill. Hull, H Krg, R daai Hi* 28/21 Nat 38/ 3 UM6IM (tXJ iaaaaa. M'lxo««1i n'tni Hit 4 Oee 8/ 8 p
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      1275 19 k__ McALISTER «c CO., LTD. W, fnn Til: Hi: ***** K yUk>* CLLEHMAN LIME <St BXLAVEMESS LINE LONDON, HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO. HAVRE HULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER t PORTLAND. CITY OF EASTBOURNE Accepting cargi lor Clltral 1 Saatk Spore P. S>am Penang ■nneVii'JVi i r .M-10/27NW 21/30 No, 18
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    INDUSTRIALS STEADY OH MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    464 20 From Our Market Correspondent A FTER the improved -A conditions of the past week, the turnover on the Malayan Stuck Exchange dropped off somewhat yesterday. There was moderate turnover in industrials the majority of which were still steady. Rothmans after the excitement caused by
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 20 Malayan Stock Indice* Nov. 22 Not. 2S Industrial*: MJI 192.27 Tin>: i89.82 290.60 S rubbers: 1T9.8S 179.83 Jan. 1. 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    670 20 (JOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms ol the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. with the number of ihe shares traded 111 brackets: Industrials: Bsusttad (1.000) (1.70: Dunlepi 14.000. n.l& i;.rto) $2.26 SU (5<X» 52.25 i SU, (6.000) 02.27 D. (1.000) $2.2(1 O. (3.000) 52.27.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 20 November 23 MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 801 cents (down three eighths of a cent). TIN: 5429.75 (up 124 cent's). Estimated unofficial offering 2ttO tons (down 10 tons)
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    Chinese moves affect rubber
    573 20 Chinese moves affect rubber •HPHE on-off Ind o A Chinese fracas had its inevitable effect on prices, but when midweek the dramatic anI nouncement of the Chinese tease-fire proposals was made, the subsequent reaction was not as great as might have been expected, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly
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    Rubber crops
    48 20 Further October rubber crops included: London Asiatic Group 2.661.000 lb. PaUling Group 1.880--000 Ib. Golden Hope Group 1.41)1 000 Ib. Castleneld I Riant; 373.000 lb HoM-ote 351.00 Ib.. Dindinfs 113.528 Ib In.h Kenneth Kajanc 224 000 lb.. Kemaxul 70.762 lb and Kinta KrUax Rubber 155,000 Ib.
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    Modest rally in tin price: Rubber holds at 80 cents
    343 20 a FTER its big drop of $3.50 on Thursday the Straits tin price rallied modestly by 12i cents to $429.75 yesterday. The offering at 260 tons was estimated down by 10 tons. In London on Thursday dealings in tin continued
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    112 20 MELBOURNE. PH. 'THE Arming trend widened today, led by key stocks which re-galned most of the ground lost during the week:. Trading today was brighter. Oils and base metals held steady, except Ampol Exploration which dropped ls. 6d. to 13s. Loans continued firm. CR.A 14,7, Mount lsa (3/9
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    193 20 SHIPS lying aionmde the smitasece wharvea taday are: Doneverett 42/43. Tungua 8/», Asonlua 31/32, City of Kastbourne 3S/36, Veleblt in U. Tatlana 25/26. Tlgra 4/5. Burat 47. Karslk 47, Bumpltan NW 4. Aaja inemnon Outer raada: Bftirl, Ant.nor. Etele Maersk. New York Maru, Krap. Uannet. Shun Khlng,
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    RUBBER PRICES
    245 20 DECEMBER first grade rubber buyert f.a.k. closed at 5 p.m. in Slngaiwre and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 80J cents per Ib. dnwn three-eighths ot a cent. The tone «ks very quiet. IC.CH. A. ana F.M.R.C. closing prices In cents per lb yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    143 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Not. 23. Three mootba. Bunnoii dans: Dunlops 14 eta. 8. Darby 4|d. K. N. 16 CU. C. Storage 4|d. Uammon 11 eta. 8. Traction I la J. W.-iiicri 14 eta. Shell 13 cla. M. Brew 23 eta. Steamship 8 eta. M. Cement 1H eta 8. Timea
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    89 20 £HINE>t Praduca ■xahania. Sinnday: Caaanut Oil: bulk S«li aellers, drum S«> Htllrra. Ctpra: Nov. IK/ Continent $284 buyers. $29t sellers. Pap#er: Muntok white $147* wller*. Sarawak whitrt SM3 sellm, xpecial Sarawak black $1021 aellem. garbled Ijunpon* black $100 aellera. ASTA 5112 a Sfngapara Ceeenut Oil Mlllera' AaaaelatUn prla«a:
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    73 20 1 ciation rriftdp Iheflr i/hantfr* Id its rate*, to raerrt>»nt» vrsterday <all rates to $100): Celling TT or OO ready: *wm France Ml: French Franct 1M»|: Belglum Franca *****: Deuttch* Marka 1301: Italian Lira *****: awtdnh Kronar ltt*t On Uir free eiehange market In Hang Keng. the U.S.
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      1054 20 H L V^ KAWASAKI, KISEN KAISHA. 4 LTD V Express U.S.A. Padtic «Jk Atlantic Ceatt »arvl«a tIA tIA |M El* spore r. s'narr n'konf a.rrancisca l |»>as N Tort "CaMsu Maru" 21/31 Nat ?S 11 Ni« I Dae Ii Oec 27 Oec T4 Us "KisitNi Mm" 21/71 Dtc M'3l Oec
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      488 20 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. UIIINU FROM UN.IED I.HGDOM *N0 CONIIMNIU MOTO tO kUUTt iOUOIHO tOO HOWCaONO «00t. Mil*. (USOTa, fUOHMU 0 OUM MiMwsois naves "aaaao o*Aa* l*Mr* "CITY OF CARLISLE" 30 Na« 1 Oic 1/ 3 Otc 4/ g Oac ■XII* Of NtWCASIIt' /:> Nik 1 Otc 1/ 1
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      55 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications are invited from honours and pass degree graduates to teach Mathematics in Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman. Ipoh. a large Secondary School with Sixth Forms. There are two vacancies. Applications should be sent to the Secretary. Board of Governors, c/o Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman. Tiger Lane. Ipoh not
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      767 20 NOTICE The l?rudrnual Assurance Co. Ltd.. announce that with etlect irom 26:h November 1962 their Singapore Office will be removed to Hongkong Bank Chambers i3rd Door). Collyer Quay, Smgnpore. NOTICE Hi us is to lntorm the public thai Madam Tour Yin Fong. our Agent, ceased to be in our employ
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      1010 21 (Continued from Paft tt) SITUATIONS VACANT in WordM SS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm *j GRADE II TAPPING Conductor for I'nhnng Estate. MPIEA pay *calea. A[>ply Box All5B S.T. K.L. VOUNC AND CHEERFUL amah o v anted to wash, cook, clean for small K i.imlly. Live In. Singapor* 5219 L
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      752 21 SITUATIONS VACANT Word* St 'Mi*.)— Box St rt*. txtrm LOCUM I'EOUIREO (or one month ro.-n tarly December. Apply Clinic ***** Bcmi'awang Road, Spore 27. rrlepboie No. *****. APPLICATIONS ARS INVITBO from "rderal Citizens wbo are 30—45 year* >f age for tbe Post of Headmaster <amil Nat onal Typ* Secondary icbool,
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      893 21 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE It Word i SS (Min.}— Bom tt ett. txtr* FOR QUICK SALE B-mgalow lots with excellent beach frontage la Port Plckson (For Malays only), and at St mile. Coast Road, behind Federation Scout Camp. Box A 1153 B.T. K.L. WAN THO AVENUE 2-Storey Flat*. 3 bedrooms
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      924 21 TUITION WordM Si (Mi*.)— Box tit etM. txtrm ASIA ORIVINC SCHOOL Experienced English Speaking Instructors Dual- controlled cars. Complete Course 850/-, Guaranteed $75/-. 67 Orchard Road. S'porr. Phone *****. LONDON Driving School one of th* best! Highly qualified patient instructors, successs assured, twenty hours. 64. Selegle Road. Ring *****. ENROL
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      1118 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE M •fore's $S (Mm.,—B ox St ett. txtrm MORRIS 1000 INI 8.000 miles 2door. Excellent condition. Writ* Box A 4325 S.T. K'porr. FIAT 800 late 1958 European owner 58 m.p.g. perfect condition aay trial genuine reason for Ml* $1,950 TeUphone (Spore) 69-133. RENAULT FLORIDB 1961 model am
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      960 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE IT»f»1* St (Mln.)-Bmx tt eU. txtn wi make IT far yea to own a cool used ear. Liberal HP term* On aay of your choKs from Progress Motars, the Uaad can specialist*: l*« 0 DtntPßtM 55.900. IMI Daf 83.000 1960 Holdea M.400, IMI Victor $4,400. IMO Holden
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      690 21 CURIOS tt WtrdM St Mm. y— Box 50 rt*. txtrr VISIT PEKINO BTORS. Selection* at Curio*, Carpets/Prams 13. Jala* 1 betas, Bambawaac tstaiea. 8 por* AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) I tt Words SS (Min.)— Box St tt*. txtrm PHOTOSTATS BY FOTOMATIC, &3. Robinson Road. Tel: 0234 U. KWOK'S PHOTOCOPY SERVICE
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      452 21 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) tt WordM Si (Mtn.)—B— if rt, .ilrm HOTEL AMBASSADO. aesujM* Mry*r Rd., Pannntc nmtitiy tM«t SOUTH BAST ASIA Uotei SiUtMr Victoria Hotel— ;rail/ Bar /Restaurant. AIRCONOITIONCO NON AIR. CONDITIONED Room: QMd*r*t* char^f<. Tlonn Hu» Hotel. Tel: 84 MAVFAIR HOTEL Central AireuMlltlonefl Rooms wltb Trlepbono ex*el tent
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      IPOH CARD
      1584 22 Acceptors and riders for tomorrow's races at Ipoh are Race l: 1.3O-C1 5 Div 2-6£ 1 ***** Majestic Knight iK. N. Un) Noordln. 4 9.0 (F) Khamis 12 2 ***** Etoile d Argent i Venl Vici St.) Allan, 6 9.0 < 3 ***** Bright Melody (Chens' St.) Tulloh,
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      Dragon's Blood, Singing Boy can win again tomorrow
      366 22 Dragon's Blood, Singing Boy can win again tomorrow f V" il I I By EPSOM JEEP; Ipoh, Friday J)RAGON's BLOOD and Singing Boy, promoted after their easy wins in Class 5 last Sunday, can score again on the last day although meeting higher class opposition. Dragon's Blood, Ken Smith up,
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      Lim beats Soh in Perth vote
      69 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. Lto Choon Slang, vice-president of the Malayan Amateur Welghtllftlng Federation, received a cable from Perth today Informing him that he has been elected a vicepresident of the British Commonwealth Weightllfting Council. The council voted for Mr. Llm In preference to Soh
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      Ghana and Pakistan boxers are invited
      143 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Amateur Boxing Association tonight decided to match Singapore boxers against Pakistani and Ghanaian boxers, who are now competing in the Commonwealth Games at Perth. In a onenight programme of 14 bouts In the second week of December. Bertie Dunsford. SABA President,
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      A 'reminder' for Swedes
      99 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. —The Singapore Government Services F.A. have sem another cable to the Swedish national football team, now touring the Federation, offering them a match in Singapore. SGSFA secretary S. R. P. Naidu had sent a cable two days ago and offering the Swedes teams of
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      Kim Swee nets 2 for Chinese
      81 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two goals by Quah Kirn Swee In the .st-half enabled Chinese to beat Junior Clubs 2-0 and maintain their unbeaten record In the SAFA Premier League today. But Kirn Swee was not the only star In this match. The talented Chinese attack,
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      33 22 LISBON. Pri.— Benfica (Portugal i, the holders, qualified for tli.: European Cup soccer quarter-finals when they beat Norrkoeping (Sweden) 5-1 in their second round, second leg match here last night. Reuter.
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      Suspended—but he plays for Khalsa
      112 22 Suspended but he plays for Khalsa SCC 1 KHALSA 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. 8. DhlUon. who was suspended for one year by the Singapore Hockey Association for hitting a spectator at a previous league match, turned out today for Khalsa against SCC on the Padapg. This was Dhlllon's second match since
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      909 22 TCkinCD fcirmrc TENDERS are Invited to harItHUtK nuillC .pprOTimately *0« coconut FRINGK LAND ALIENATION trees on Lot 56-19 Mukim XXXIII >< lII. Mi Pulau Tekong. BRI WANGI. BATU PAHAT Tenders stating the amount of T.nd« wm be received a,^e "gg^ g office ot the Collector ofLand mlssloner of GroUlld K]oor
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      795 22 f PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAY COLLEGE, KUALA KANGSAR Applications are Invited to fill t he promotion post of Head of the Science Department (Salary Sl3OO/-pjn.). Application forms should be obtained from the under I signed before December, Ist: 1962. Secretary, Board of Governors PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE ICITY HEALTH
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      887 22 1 1 NOTICES i NOTICE OF i CHANGE OF SURNAME 1 TAKE NOTICE that by a deed poll dated the 17th day of Novems ber 1962 ER CHER MENG of No. 10 Merchant Lane. Singapore. Shop Assistant, renounced and abandoned the surname of GOH. Dated this 17th da.- ol Novem*
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      80 22 FONDUE EQUIPMENT F<mm4m* to m Jt>f for cKa£S£ an 4 wot fondue complete with bMf— m» Obtoinoble ot: SILVERCRAFT 31, PENANG RD., SPORE-». Tel: ***** Abo ovoHobl. o». COLD STORAGE Arcade Branch Orchard Road Tal: 2918* OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS KOWLOON HOTEL 92-96. Jalan Yang Kalsom. Ipoh M 5552 5554
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      86 22 Shorts Diary RIGGER MALAYA CUP: North Sgor| v Kedah (Merdeka Stadium. XL) i South Spore v Army Malaya (Spore padang). ALL-BLUES CUP: North Penang v Perak (Green Lane. Penang); South Armed Forces v Spore (Airport Rd. XL) NegrlMalacca v Johore (Seremban padang). SOCCER SPORE JUNIOR CUP: Soccerttes v Teachers (Farrer
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      English drop catches again
      388 23 English drop catches again BRISBANE, Fri.—The a Englishmen were dropping catches again when they opened their four-day match against Queensland here today, reports Jack Fingleton. After rain had delayed the start until mid-afternoon. Queensland reached 123 for two in 160 minutes before the close. David Sheppard dropped an rasy catch
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      80 23 SOf I R Hor- Cap final (Seremban): Indians 3 Chin Woo 1. Cow and Gate Cup final (Ipoh) Kilat 0 Shaw Bros 0. HOCKEY Sporr Div. 1: Khalsa 5 SCC 1. Ipoh Div. 1: Gurkhas 1 RMR 0; Div. 2: La Salllans ft Andersonlans 0. Penanf Lea cur:
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      Lock icon SIANG YIO FINISHES LAST OF 6 IN HEAT
      251 23 SIANG YIO FINISHES LAST OF 6 IN HEAT PERTH. Fri. Malayan r swimmer Kiang Slang Yio was eliminated from the men's 100 yards freestyle event today when h« finished sixth and last in his heat. Slang Yio clocked 62.6 sec— 6.3 sec behind the winner of the first heat. Peter
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    98 24 LONDON. Frl.— Mr. James Callaghan. 50. tbe Labour Party's chief economic spokesman in Parliament, last night provided the surprise of elections for his party's "shadow cabinet" by topping the poll with 164 votes. He displaced Mr. Harold Wilson. 46. Labour's "shadow" foreign secretary, who came
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    48 24 OUAH CHIN HIN. 50 years. pasMd h* suddenly and praivfully l!n 11 M, ißivint: behind his beloved wife, one ■on and onr dauKhter to mourn his loss. Cortege leaves 9. Hythe Road, 24/11/62 at 3 p.m. for GeylanK Straits Chinese Methodist Church, and these* to Bldada'i Cemetery.
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