The Straits Times, 29 November 1962

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 He**" 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1962. 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    NO REAL SHOCKS
    412 1 ...but only just Dearer petrol, road tax and smokes INCOME TAX Pay as you earn from January BUT RATES STAY AS THEY ARE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. Apay-as-you-earn system of income tax deductions will be introduced in the Federation next year for those who have to pay $600
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    Second gold for S'pore
    129 1 Second gold for S'pore PERTH, Wed.— Tan Howe Liang (above) today won the second gold medal for Singapore at the Commonwealth Games by lifting a total of 860 lb. to win the middleweight weightlifting event. His three lifts were: press 2t>o. snatch 250 and jerk 350 pounds. His jerk set
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    Lock icon Ex-Queen Wilhelmina dies, 82
    178 1 Ex-Queen Wilhelmina dies, 82 rfttlE HAGUE. Wed. 1 Princess Wilhelmina, former Queen of the Netherlands died in her sieep just before midnight last night at her palace in Apeldoorn, aged 82. Holland was plunged into mourning today with flags flown at half-mast, and all radio stations broadcasting solemn music. Queen
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    Victory in India would tempt our Reds
    1214 1 Victory in India would tempt our Reds TENGKU: WHAT WAR MEANS TO MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday, f ENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN warned today that "any success" of the Communists on the Indian border would tempt Malayan Reds to start trouble afresh. The Prime Minister, who was addressing the House of Representatives
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    Lock icon Mart AFTER election?
    59 1 LONDON. Wed. A front-page report in the Daily Express today claimed that the British Government has abandoned its plan to get Britain into the Common Market before the next general election. "Now it is expected to give way to the critics and appeal to the voters on
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    Bulgarian sacked
    32 1 VIENNA. Wed. The Bul(?a--rian National Assembly today relieved Mr. Aposiol Kolchev of his post of secretary of the Assembly's Presidium. *nd unanimously elected Mr. M.nczo Minchev to replace him Heuier.
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    Lock icon We still want North Borneo—Macapagal
    186 1 We still want North Borneo Macapagal MANILA, Wed. President Macapagal reaffirmed today that his Government has no in ten ti on of relaxing, much le>s abandoning, its claim to North Borneo. "The Philippine Government has not relaxed in taking necessary steps in support of its claim." he told his weekly
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    Lock icon End of prohibition
    82 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. The Indian State of t'ttar Pradesh announced today that it has decided to drop prohibition because, of the national emergency Plans to introduce prohibition in the Punjab have also been dropped. It is estimated that prohibition, which is in force partially or wholly in
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 MAC-DIEF TAIK LONDON, Wed nirr Macallan h i it<-d J<>lin 1> ;.»nj'i.i Prime B him it 1 n Biliim.^ f«T t )n 1 Umttr
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      US, BRITISH BID TO END PAKISTANINDIA ROW
      200 2 \i;U DELHI Wed 11 The t.S and Britain are trying to pave the way for a rapprochement between India and Pakistan in the interests of defending the sub-continent, according to diplomatic sources. The sources hope that this trill hi- the outcome of talks
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      Lock icon Kennedy, the proud father
      53 2 IN this picture issued by the White House, President Kennedy applauds as his children, Caroline and John, demonstrate their dancing ability in his office. The picture was taken by a White House photographer last month. John Jr. was two last Sunday and Caroline was five on
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      Lock icon Angola a part of Portugal? That's absurd, UN told
      283 2 UNITED NATIONS, Wed.— Asian delegates yesterday rejected as absurd Portugal's claims that Angola and other African territories were part of the metropolitan country. U Tin Maung, the Burmese delegate, told the General Assembly's Trusteeship Committee that Portugal changed the status of
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      Lock icon US plane is shot down
      56 2 VIENTIANE. Wed. An American supply plane was •hot down while landing yesterday by pro-Communist Pathet Lao forces, a government official said they kept firing on the two American crewmen trapped in the wreckage. There was no immediate news of whether the Americans survived the crash
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      56 flee Sudan
      22 2 KAMPALA. Wed. Fifty-six Sudanese students who claimed they were being persecuted have entered Uganda and asked for political asylum.
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      Lock icon A CHINESE PUZZLE FOR LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL
      144 2 LONDON. Wed.— An Englishman addressed startled members of the London County Council in Chinese last night. Liberal Party councillor Edmund Hambiy made a plea, in Chinese, for the teaching of Chinese language and history In London schools. Translating as he went, despite mizzled
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      Lock icon New Vatican date
      42 2 VATICAN CITY, Wed. Pop* John decided yesterday that tlie secoud phase of the Vatican Ecumenical Council shouid open on S'pt 8 instead of May 12. Un official council spokesman said. The present first session ends on Dec. 8. Reutrr.
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      Lock icon The youth , who wanted to die a hero
      108 3 The youth who wanted to die a hero DI'ESSELDORF. Wed. A West Garman youth, who stormed a British Rhine Army barracks wearing a steel helmet and Nazi emblems, was yesterday sentenced to five years' detention as a juvenile deliquent on charges of attempted manslaughter. Dietmar Kirstein, 20. seriously injured John
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      Lock icon Korean orphan choir in U.S.
      51 3 NEW YORK. Wed. The 34--member Korean Orphan choir arrived here yesterday for a 47-city concert tour of the United States and Canada. The orphans, nine boys and 25 girls, ranging In age from seven to 13, are on the last leg of a world tour.
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      Singer from India
      44 3 PARIT BtJNTAR. Wed. Miss S. K. Chandra Jikki, a South India singer, will take part in a concert here on Dec. 8 in aid of the Subramaniam Temple Building fund. There will be two shows, at 5 p.m. and 9 p.m.
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    • QUICK LOOK ROUND
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        National army plan in Laos
        41 3 VIENTIANE, Wed. Three Laotian factions last evening agreed on a unified national army of 30,000 men. The number will be drawn equally from the three existing armies (Neutralist. Pathet Lao and Right wing) it was announced.
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        23 3 BELGRADE: Mr. Todor Zhlvkov. Bulgarian Communist leader, dropped eight Ministers and appointed 12 newcomers In a government reshuffle and re-organisa-tlon Renounced in Sofla.
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        22 3 HONG KONG: Lady Baden Powell, World Chief Guide, flew Into Hong Kong from Talpeh In the course of an Asian l tour
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        24 3 LONDON: Lord Snowdon, not particularly known as a hunter, is leading the Wliidsor Royal shooting party during Prince Philip's absence, the Dally Sketch said.
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        22 3 LUSAKA (Northern Rhodesia): African leader Kenneth Kaunda announced he would fly to London today to demand a new constitution for the territory.
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        32 3 OTTAWA: The Canadian Press News Agency reported that Mr. John Dlefenbaker. the Canadian Prime Minister, would Invite Mr. Macmill an to Ottawa for Informal talks after his Bahamas meeting with President Kennedy.
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        27 3 TOKYO: Cambodian head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk and his wife arrived In Jakarta for a 10-day visit, a New China News agency report monitored here said.
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        29 3 SEOUL: The United States and South Korea said In a joint announce- ment here that American economic aid to South Korea for 1963 was tentatively set at; UBs7s million
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        23 3 LONDON: Princess Margaret and her husband. Lord Snowdon. may spend Christmas and New Year's Day In the Caribbean, the London Daily Express said.
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        19 3 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD (England): Earl Attlee, former Labourite Prime Minister, described the House of Commons as "a terribly rude place."
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        34 3 TOKYO: The Japanese air, ground, and maritime self-defence forces opened joint manoeuvres at Ngoya Port. Central Japan, to practise sea transportation of ground force members under the protection of jet fighters and anti-submarine aircraft.
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      Lock icon Japan joins OECD
      30 3 PARIS. Wed. Japan today Joined the session here of the 20--nation Organisation for Economic co-operation and Development Council as the ministers began discussing aid for development. Reuter.
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      Lock icon The split widens...
      265 3 RUSSIANS WARN: WE CAN'T STAY INDD7FERENT TO ALBANIANS' FATE ]tf OSCOW, Wed. The Soviet Government newspaper Izvestia, in one of Russia's strongestever attacks on Albania said in an article yesterday that the Soviet people "cannot remain indifferent" to the Albanian people's fate. The article, first to use
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      Lock icon Trooper flight for the Duchess
      119 3 Trooper flight for the Duchess LONDON. Wed. The Duchess of Kent and her five-month-old son. the Earl of St. Andrews, will leave next Tuesday to Join the Duke in Hong Kong. Dally Express diarist William Hickey reported today. The 27-year-old Duke, a captain in the Royal Scots Greys, flew out
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      Lock icon Yugoslavs strike at Chinese 'slanders'
      266 3 AND IN BELGRADE BELGRADE. Wed HP H e Yugoslav Com- munist Party last night condemned China's "ever more brutal" anti-Yugoslav attacks and said this campaign had nothing" in common with relations between countri-* es which maintain diplomatic ties. The party's executive committee, which is headed
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      AMNESTY OFFER IN CONGO
      185 3 LEOPOLDVILLE, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Joseph Kasavubu last night offered a general amnesty for political offenders, to try to entice Katanga Province to end its secession. He coupled it with the assertion the Central Government could conquer Katanga by force of arms if It wanted to. Mr. Kasavubu
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      Lock icon The man before Hitler...
      80 3 The man before Hitler... NORWICH (Vermont), Wed. Dr. Henrich Bruenlng, the last Chancellor of the German Republic before Adolph Hitler took over 30 years ago. celebrated his 77th birthday here yesterday. Described as in excellent health, Dr. Bruenlng Is compiling his memoirs In a home overlooking this small central Vermont
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      Lock icon Illegal emigrants
      17 3 MANILA, Wed. A total of 2.464 Indonesian illegal emigrants are to be repatriated soon. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Spy colonel's sentence is increased
      93 3 JERUSALEM. Wed. The Israeli Supreme Court yesterday Increased from 10 to 15 years the sentence Imposed on retired Colonel Israel Baer for espionage, after upholding his conviction by a lower court. Col. Baer was convicted last January at a secret trial on charges of supplying
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      Lock icon £2m. stamps sale
      32 3 LONDON. Wed. A sale has started here of the world's biggest single collection of stamps, valued at $2 million of the late Mr. Maurice Burrus, the French philatelist.— Reuter
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      Cliffs niece in court, but no word
      219 3 Cliffs niece in court, but no word BOSTON Wed. Suzanne Clift, 21--year-old niece of actor Montgomery Cli I t stood silent in court r yesterday when chargred with killing her Swiss boy friend. Miss Clift, who is piegnant, did- not answer when the Judge asked: "How do you plead?." More
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    I still love her, says husband of murder bid mother
    198 5 I still love her, says husband of murder bid mother A LOR STAR, Wed. A housewife who admitted cutting her baby's neck with a vegetable knife was today put on a threeyear bond of $500 on a charge of attempting to murder the child. 'Despite what she has done, I
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    Fung Po Po gives cheque
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Fling Po Po presented a cheque of SI 876.50 for the National Fund so thp Minister for Culture. Mr. B. Rajaratnam. in his office yesterday. The sum represents the total proceeds of the premiere of her tilm, "The Double Actress" at the Motropole
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    Sleeping Beauty
    37 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The '•.ncapore Ballet will present The Beauty as it.s Christmas utraction at the Victoria Theatre from Dec. 9 to Dec. 15. Proceeds from the opening night will be riven to the Christmas Pair.
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    Brother-in-law of first King acquitted
    295 5 PENANG, Wed A BROTHER-IN-LAW of the first Yang di-Per-tuan Agong was acquitted today on a charge of dangerous driving arising from a collision between his car and a scooter ridden by a teacher. "I am satisfied he gave a reasonable explanation as to how the
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    INDIA HASN'T ASKED MALAYA FOR BORDER WAR TROOPS
    220 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad. rpHE Prime Minister. A Tengku Abdul Rahman, said in the House of Representatives today that he has not received any request from India for Malayan troops to help fight the Communist Chinese on the Indian border He was replying
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    TEN NATIONS IN HIGHWAY TALKS
    236 5 TEN NATIONS IN HIGHWAY TALKS BANGKOK, Wednesday. r^XPERTS from 10 Ecafe countries met in Bangkok yesterday to discuss how to speed the realisation of the Asian Highway project, which will link Teheran in the West with Saigon and Singapore. U Nyun, executive secretary of Ecafe (Economic Commission for Asia and
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    Big opium haul
    57 5 A LOR STAR. Wed.— Jitra police seized about 300 lb of opium, valued at about $40,000, when they stopped a car at a road block at the 10' mile of the Alor Stax-Jitra road yesterday. Police said the road block was set up on a tipoff. The
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    Mac's aide off to Borneo
    63 5 Mac's aide off to Borneo SINGAPORE, Wed. The British Under-Secretary of State. Mr. Walsh Atkins., left Singapore for Kuching for a first-hand study of the development of the Borneo territories in the context of 'Malaysia. He will stay two days each jln Kuching and Jesselton. Mr. Atkins, who spent two
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    RACIAL ILL-WILL—PUBLIC ENEMY No. 1
    482 5 RACIAL ILL-WILL— PUBLIC ENEMY No. 1 KUALA LUMPUR, W»d Ismail: Free speech must have a limit; Seeni: It's an insult THE Minister of the Interior, Dato (Dr) Ismail 4 bin Dato Abdul Rahman told the House of Representatives today that the Government would not allow the goodwill and harmony among
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    EQUAL PAY REPORT READY SOON says TENGKU
    113 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman told Parliament today that the Committee of Inquiry into equal pay for women employees in Government service had nearly completed its report and he was sure it would be accepted by the Government. He was replying: to
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    Condolence message
    48 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The St. John Ambulance Brigade headquarters here has sent a message of condolence to the GovernorGeneral of Australia who is head of the St. John Council In Australia, on the recent death of Lady De Lisle. Dame of the Order of St. John.
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    School exhibition
    22 5 BATU PAHAT. Wed. The Batu Pahat Overseas Chinese High School will hold its annual school exhibition on Sunday and Monday.
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    Breach case: $20,000 bail
    59 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Tan Chwee Kee, 36. a Pan American Airways counter sales clerk, today pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court to a charge of committing criminal breach of trust of $55,300. while in the employment of the airline between May 1 and Nov. 24 this
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    Minister on aliens who became citizens
    122 5 Minister on aliens who became citizens K UALA LUMPUR, Wed. 1V —A total of 112,177 aliens became Federal citizens in the first 10 months of this year, the House of Representatives was told today. The Minister af Internal Security, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said in reply to
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    New post for air officer
    62 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Air Commodore T. F. Gill. Senior Air Staff Officer at headquarters No. 224 Group. Royal Air Force, Seletar. will be transferred to New Zealand next month for a new appointment with the Air Board in Wellington. He will be succeeded by Group Captain
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    House broken in
    49 5 PENANG, Wed. Burglars broke into a house in Northam Road yesterday and stole a transistor set. two bottles of brandy, a clock and a pair of scissors to a total value of $200. The owner. Mr B. R. Calletly. reported a window class pane was broken.
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    MORE S'PORE DOCTORS CAN TRAIN IN AUSTRALIA
    174 7 MORE S'PORE DOCTORS CAN TRAIN IN AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE, Wednesday. "YJORE post-graduate training courses for Singapore doctors are available in Australia, according to a leading Australian medical expert, Dr. L.M. Mallen. Dr. Mallen. wno is chairman of the General Assembly of the Medical Association in Australia, left for Saigon today, after
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    Praised: He helped to catch car thief
    163 7 Praised: He helped to catch car thief SINGAPORE. Wed. An auxiliary fire fighter, Tan Kirn Swee, 23, was today commended by the Commissioner of Police for helping to identify a car thief, who was later convicted in court. Tan. a member of the Kampong Henderson vigilante corps, was on patrol
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    Cheated by 'good friend' report
    69 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A rejxiri has been made to police by Mr. J. M. Farquharson of King's hoad. who said he was cheated of $80.50 by a "Rood friend." He said he gave the money more than two months ago to the Mend, who promised to
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    Minister will open display
    46 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratr.arr will open an exhibition Of r.iintine.s by six artists at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow ai 5.30 p.m. The exhibition is jointly spoilby Ihe Singapore Art Society and the Society of Chinese Artists.
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    Talk on traffic
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The offiIn churw of traffic accidents. Mr. S. Cornelius, will speak on PreMii: day traffic hazard*. 1 at I he weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore (Wwt) at the Prince's Rrs'aumnt tomorrow.
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    Three rural centres completed
    95 7 Three rural centres completed SINGAPORE. Wed— The secretary and treasurer of the People's Association. Mr. W.S. Woon today said that a pilot scheme ior rural community centres would be completed with the opening of three more rural centres tomorrow. The three centres to be opened tomorrow are in Marsiling Village.
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    Talk on fish at the varsity
    53 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A visiting I fisheries biology expert under the Colombo Plan. Dr. C. C. Lindsey. gave a lecture on "Exploring the Bering Land Bridge" at the University of Singapore tonight. Dr. Lindsey is the associate professor and curator of fishes at the University
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    An education expert due
    59 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A leadIng Indian educationist. Mr. T. S. Avinashilingam Chettiar. will fly into Singapore tomorrow in the course of a world tour. He will give a lecture at Mariamman Temple on Friday at 7.15 pjn. and a lecture on education ai.d religion at the Ramakrishna
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    Talk at the TTC
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Wed— The chest physician of the Tan Tock Seng hospital. Dr. Yeoh Seang Aun. gave a lecture on "Infections and Immunisations" at the Teachers' Training College today.
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    Vocational service is the 'Cinderella of Rotary'
    206 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Rotary district governor, Mr. Leslie Rayner. today urged Rotarians to pay special attention to the "Cinderella of Rotary 11 vocational service. Mr. Rayner, who was speaking at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club here, said that the club's community service
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    Strike men's make-shift kitchen in town shopping area
    255 7 Strike men's make-shift kitchen in town shopping area SINGAPORE, Wed. This make-shift kitchen with a striker looking on (left) is on the flve-foot-way in front of Naina Mohamed, the provision store in Raffles Place. Cooking their food there are nine of the firm's 50 employees who have been on strike
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    'Flashy' youth is sent to jail
    112 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. Three flashilydressed youths aroused the suspicion of three policemen in a patrol car on duty at the junction of AlJunied Road and Kallang Pudding Road one night a week ago a Magistrate's Court was told today. Approached by the policemen, one of
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      447 7 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES THE tollowmg is today's sche- Colombo (AE 116) 5.10 p.m. I Delhi. Teheran. Athens. Fcomr. dule of civil aircralt move- Thai International: From London <QF 735) 8 p.m.. to mrnts ai Paya Lebar uirport. I Hong Kong. Bangkok. Kuala Perth. Sydney iQP 734) 9.45 Singapore: Lumpur
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    JUNGLE LANDING BY PIONEER AS ENGINES FAIL
    280 8 JUNGLE LANDING BY PIONEER AS ENGINES FAIL KUANTAN, Wed. A TWIN Pioneer of A the Vietnamese Air Force made a forced landing in a jungle clearing near Kuantan airport here last night with both engines dead. One engine failed in flight and the other as the plane touched down. The
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    Sites for college under study
    148 8 PENANG, Wednesday. T*HE State Government has under consideration x "several possible sites" for a University College In Penang, the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Neesaid today. "However," he told the St? *c Assembly, "no definite site has yet been decided on." The Chief Minister was
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    AN HONOUR says HAPPY Dr. WONG
    78 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Dr. (Miss) Wong: Hee Ong (above), senior medical registrar at the General Hospital, wno has been awarded a medical fellowship by the Smith and Nephew Associated Companies Ltd., one of Britain's foremost medical houses. She is one of the six people from
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    Puan Asmah to open institute fair
    83 8 MALACCA. Wed. The wife of the Chief Minister of Malacca, Puan Asmah binte Alang, will open the Malacca Women's Institute annual fair at the Banda Hilir English School here on Sunday morning. Puan Asmah Is the patron of the State Association of Women's Institutes,
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    RIDA centre for Malacca
    62 8 MALACCA, Wed.— A $120,000 Rural and Industrial Development Authority training centre has been completed at Buklt Bharu here to provide domestic science training for vomen In rural areas In Negri Semollan, Malacca and Johore. It will be opened after the Hari Ray a Puasa In February.
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    Language teachers
    33 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Nine Chinese and Indian teachers were teaching the national language in national schools compared with 3.209 Malay teachers teaching the language in non-Malay schools. Parliament was told today.
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    Industrialist to see market
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— An American industrialist, Mr. O. G. Reed, will fly into Singapore tomorrow to make a market survey of engineering equipment. Mr. Reed is the vice-president of Dorr-Oliver Inc., a world-wide organisation of equipment manufacturers and engineers specialising in mining, chemical, water and waste treatment
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    N. Zealand will consider defence aid if...
    242 8 N. Zealand will consider defence aid if... 17UALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The New Zealand's Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal I. G. Morrison, said here today that the New Zealand Government would "sympathetically consider" any request for military aid in the defence of Malaysian territories. He told newsmen at the
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    Scalded to death
    31 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.—Vasalval Subramaniam, 20 months, was scalded to death last night when hot water fell on her while she was playing in her home at Jalan Scudal.
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    Smallpox in Bombay
    19 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Minister for health today declared Bombay and Gaya to be smallpox infected area.s.
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    Branch meeting
    26 8 PENANG. Wed. The Suiißei Pinani? branch of the Penan* Women's Institute will hold us annual meeting at /the Bahrul Aiam Football Club on Friday.
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    Singapore backs rubber ship moan
    176 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. THE chairman of the Sin. gapore Rubber Packers' Association. Mr. Ng Quee Lam, today backed a Federation complaint that high freight rates and oversized bale penalties were hampering Malaya's rubber exports. Mr. Tee Teh. president of the Federation Rubber Trade Association, made the
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    STRAITS TIMES Special Feature Exile who altered the course of history
    1694 9 STRAITS TIM ES Special Feature Exile who altered the course of history ONE April day in 1917 a deputation of Swedish socialists went to the port of Malmo to greet .'JO Hussian exiles who were on their way hack to their homeland where the first stage of the great revolution
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    FEWER PUPILS FOR CHINESE SCHOOLS
    116 10 IPOH, Wednesday. 'pHERE is a marked decrease in the number of x pupils registering for entry in the Chinese national-type schools in Perak next year. This was stated at a joint meeting of the Perak Chinese School Community Association and the Perak Chinese Teachers' Association
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    Claims by ship's crew settled
    58 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. The coastal vessel Punyu. belonging to Pan-Malayan Trading and Shipping Co wll sail for Kuala Trengganu, tomorrow following today's settlement of the claims of the ship's crew of 12. The crew had refused to sail because of the company's alleged refusal to settle
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    Court told of day death ended a gay evening
    377 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. company had been gay, and for Private Robert Kelly, Lance Corporal Joseph William Senior and his wife, the drinks flowed freely. After dining at Changi Village and drinking at Telok Paku on the night of Oct. 25 this year,
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    PROBE INTO SUSPECT'S 'POLICE BEAT ME' CLAIM
    208 10 PROBE INTO SUSPECT'S 'POLICE BEAT ME' CLAIM lOHORE BAHRU, J Wed. Johore's Chief Police Officer. Haji Abdul Kadir bin Hassan, said today investigations were going on into a complaint that the police had beaten up a suspect in Batu Pahat. The man. Mustadi bin Mohamed. 41, Is now in the
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    The new MP
    39 10 NEW Alliance Member of Parliament, Inche Abdul Rarak bin Hussein, arriving for the Budget meeting in Kuala Lumpur. Inche Razak, who was returned in the Lipis bvrlection in October, was sworn in yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    Kidnap charge
    49 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three men, Llm Kow, 27, Lee Yaw Khoon, 42, and Wong Pook Chong, 32, were charged in the Sessions Court today with abducting a widow. Choy Yin, last night at 8.20 p.m at Yew Road here. They pleaded not guilty and] were allowed ball.
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    OPENING OF BUILDING SHOW
    134 10 17-UALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Australia Is looking forward to selling "many times more" building materials to Malaya than It now does. This was stated here today by the leader of a 14--man Australian delegation, Mr. Henry Wllckens, at the opening of an eight-day exhibition of Australian building
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    Tengku ready for North Borneo claim meeting with Macapagal
    337 10 Tengku ready for North Borneo claim meeting with Macapagal K. LUMPUR, Wed TENGKU Abdul Rahman told Parliament today he would be "very happy" to discuss the Philippines claim to North Borneo with President Macapagal but only in his "own personal capacity." The forthcoming Asa Foreign Ministers conference in the Philippines
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    Govt to recruit 122
    38 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Th« Government Is to recruit 122 rell- < Kious teachers for secondary I schools next year, the Minister of I Education. Capt. Abdul Hamid Khan, told the House of Rcpre- sentutives today.
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    Civics course
    38 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Th« Selangor State Secretary. Inche I Lokman bin Yusof, opened a four--1 dr.y civics course today for women 1 members of the Selangor Youth Club at the Women's Institute headquarters in Petallng Java.
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    Home for the old
    30 10 I TELUK ANSON. Wed. Th« Raja Muda of Pernk will open an old folks' home at Langkap new village. 16 miles from here, on Pec. 15.
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    Lower ore exports cut rail revenue
    248 10 |£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Revenue from railway goods traffic is expected to drop further in 1963 as a result of reduced Japanese imports of iron ore. The Malayan Railway estimates presented to Parliament today showed a revenue reduction from $37.18 million for last year to
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    THAT VISIT BY ROYAL THAIS: 'EXTRAVAGANT' CHARGE
    325 11 THAT VISIT BY ROYAL THAIS: 'EXTRAVAGANT' CHARGE PENANG. Wed. The Socialist Front Whip. Mr- Ooi Thiam Siew, today accused the Alliance State Government of "extravagant spending" during the visit to Penang last June of the King and Queen of Thailand. "\\> are not against the royal visit." he said at
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    MPs pass a new land code
    247 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad THE House of Representatives passed a Bill today to end the chaotic land ownershiD and dealIngs in Penang and Malacca and pave the way for a national land code The National Land Code (Penang and Malacca) Title Act. will provide a
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    Operation death report delay: Doctor rebuked
    356 11 'UNPLEASANT SUGGESTIONS' COULD RESULT SINGAPORE. Wed A DOCTOR was criticised by the state coroner, Mr. S. R. Chapkhana, today for his delay in submitting a report on an operation on a girl who died at the General Hospital. Mr. Chapkhana was holding an inquest
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    Masked men rob family of $300
    49 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Three masked men armed with daggers broke into a flat in Lorong 38. Geylang. early yesterday morning and robbed Toh Kok Ho. 50. of WOO in cash and jewellery. Tan and members of his family were tied up by the robbers.
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    Women's jumble sale
    26 11 KLUANG. WmJ. The women's wctlon of th« Indian Association here will held a jumble sale on FridAY in aid of its building fund.
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    Tengku: We recognise Castro
    63 11 Tengku: We recognise Castro KUALA LI.MPIR, Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman to'.ri the House of Representatives today that the Government recognised the Cuban regime of Dr. Fidel Castro but did not intend to establish diplomatic relations with her because of lack of personnel. Malaya had little trade relations with Cuba, he
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    3-DIGIT BETTING TOTALS $33.1 MIL.
    104 11 3-DIGIT BETTING TOTALS $33.1 MIL. KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Collections on the three-digit betting made by the turf clubs in the Federation totalled $33,125,916 from April 1961 to October this year. The Minister of Internal Security. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, told the House of Representatives that $20,893,604 of
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    A course for 35 Boy Scouts
    62 11 IPOH. Wed. Thirty-five Boy Scouts will attend a patrol leader's course at Herslet's Camp in Tiger Lane here from Dec. 4 to Dec. 7. Mr. R. E. Pereira. District Boy Scouts Commissioner, Ipoh, will be in charge of the course with the guidance of
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    Delegates dinner
    35 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce will entertain delegates attending the annubi meeting of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce to dinner on Dec. 2 a', the Eastern Hotel here.
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    Poppy fund dance
    29 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. Krian district Poppy Day Appeal Com-, nittee will hold a riance at the Krian Club here on Saturday in. dd of the fund.
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    Lock icon Firm's appeal in land case fails in UK
    417 11 Firm's appeal in land case fails in UK I ONDON, Wed.— Judgment in an appeal by Lim Foo Yong Ltd.. of Pudu Street, Kuala Lumpur, from a decision of the Supreme Court of the Federation of Malaya refusing to award the company compensation for severance following compulsory acquisition of land,
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    KILLER OF FOSTER MOTHER JAILED
    223 11 IPOH. Wed. Jit 1 Singh, 37. a cattle owner and milk vendor, I was sentenced to sixi years' jail by Mr. Justice Azmi in the High Court here today for culpable homicide not amounting to murder. He was originally charged with the murder of his
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    139 12 Horrf. $lt (Minimum) MRS. JP DANKER and family fhank everyone for their attendan.e ml" Duiinr their recent hereavement MRS. TAN SENO NWII and famiy thank friendu and relatirei. ror atwreatliea and donatlona: at tbe fonemi of the late Mr. Tan Beat Bwae They alao thank toe Doctore aad Stair
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      Agreeable Budget
      653 12 An unspectacular and on the whole an agreeable budget best describes the Finance Minister's new performance. It was unlikely that Mr. Tan Siew Sin WMIM be spectacular. He might, however, have been less agreeable, although anything more than the modest additions he has made to taxation would have
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      Aid For India
      510 12 The Teng.'<u's suggestion that India became the guinea pig in the search for Marxist truth between Russia and China is unconvincing as an explanation «f the Himalayan war, but it illustrates very well Peking's rejection of peaceful co-exist-ence. Mao Tse-tung does not really pay even lip service
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      Congo Crisis
      176 12 The new statement by President Kennedy and Mr. Spaak, j the Belgian Foreign Minister, backing "severe economic 'measures 1 against Katanga unjless there is quick and substantial progress towards reunification of the Congo may be too late to bolster Premier Adoula. It is far from certain that opposition
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      Danger time
      111 12 NOW that the schools in Singapore have closed for the Christmas holidays the children are free to roam the streets. It Is a common sight to see boys flying kites and hunting birds with catapults. These two pastimes are dangerous to themselves and to others and property. There
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      Food for thought...
      501 12 LIKE others who have written on the same subject. Lady Thomson tends to resign herself to the belief that only with rural development and an Increase in cash Incomes can we expect malnutrition to diminish markedly. But. as she says, rural development is a costly and time-consuming
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    The queen who fought the good fight
    1307 12 The queen who fought the good fight HOLLAND'S WILHELMINA KEPT FAITH WITH HER PEOPLE by A SPECIAL WRITER THE HAGUE, Wednesday FOR 50 years, through war, exile and enemy occupation, Wilhelmina reigned over the* Netherlands, always aiming to provide the kind of rule "expected from a Queen of the House
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    Taking a crack at Jack
    392 12 Taking a crack at Jack by VINCENT MULCHRONE NIW YORK, Wed. If American foreign policy still srems frightening, take heart from President KennedyN Christmas cift His friends arc gets* to gel rrrord which wukeril> lampoons the a<ient\ loibles, pastimes and home life of the Kennedys. The President has laughetl a
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    Britain's third unified command
    142 13 Britain's third unified command SINGAPORE, Wed. The British Military, Command in SouthEast Asia was revolutionised today with Admiral Sir David Lur e becoming the Com-mander-ln-Chief of all forces. This la the third unified command In Britain's strategic link-up round the globe and brings it along the same ilnes as American
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    Fishins: legislation
    51 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Legislation for the control and regulation of fishine will be presented to the House of Representatives, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operai ives. Inche Muhaincd Khir Johnri. said U i" reply to a question by Haii Haman Adli bin Haji Arshad 'P.M. IP Kuala Trengganu
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    Only 17 can't swim in marine police in S'pore
    175 13 Only 17 can't swim in marine police in S'pore SINGAPORE. Wed. Of 168 men in the Singapore Marine Police, only 17 are nonswimmers. This was stated today b\ the police secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah. who said: "All these men are old service personnel, who unfortunately did not take to swimming
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    $6,000 for fund
    37 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— The Radio Malaya orchestra which Ravr two performances at the diamond Hibllee hall here law night raised $3,288 for the National Monument Fund. Earlier at Batu Pahat the orrhr.v.ra raised $3,000.
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    Front seven quit Assembly
    407 13 STANDING ORDERS ARE SUSPENDED AS TWO BILLS ARE PUSHED THROUGH ALL STAGES PENANG, Wednesday. A LL seven Socialist Front members walked out of the State Assembly this afternoon in protest against the suspension of standing orders to enable two bills to be taken through all stages.
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    Cripple aims to do without crutches
    148 13 MR. TAN EE SEX 36. a cripple for 15 years, walking on cratches at Kuala Lumpur airport after he arrived by air from Britain yesterday. He had to be assisted to the plane eight months ago when he left to undergo two major operations
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    ALLOWANCE CHALLENGE GO-AHEAD
    222 13 ALLOWANCE CHALLENGE GO-AHEAD MALACCA, Wednesday. Yf R. J. L. DE CRUZ, a Malayan Party member of iTI Malacca Municipal Council, said today he had authorised the acting Municipal secretary to pay his councillor's allowances to charity provided MrTan Tuan Boon (Socialist Front) did the- same dollar for dollar. Last week
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    60 agents to tour brewery
    60 13 PENANG. Wed.— Sixty agents from North Malaya of Malayan Breweries iMalayai Ltd., left for Kuala Lumpur today to tour the new brewery at the Invitation of Malayan Breweries. Also on their programme are visit to the new Fraser and Neave factory next to the brewery
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    Warning to islanders
    52 13 KLANG, Wed. Se.angor's Mentn Besar. Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda. today warned the people of Pulau Ketam. a nsh.ng village near here, against •vithholding any Information about gang.stei ism and secret society activities. He was opening a $25,000 concrete bride" connecting the lllage with Bagan Teochew across
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    Cleared of perjury charge
    100 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Lee Kee Chong. 33. a son of a businessman, was acquitted today by the Sessions Court president. Mr. Chan Slew Voon. on a charge of perjury. Lee was alleged to have committed the offence during a preliminary inquiry into the alleged kidnapping of
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    Deaths on road stay steady
    47 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. Eleven people were killed In traffic accij dents here last month the same as [in September, the Traffic Police disclosed today. There were 2.883 accidents, compared with 2,801 for the previous month and 2.854 for the corresponding month last year.
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    Pay rise for 15 workers
    68 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Asia Book Co. has signed a wage agreement with the Singapore Bookshops. Publication and Printing Press Workers' Union. Workers drawing less than $100 a month will get a $25 Increment while those drawing above $100 will get an Increase of $20 retrospective
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    Ringleader of strike sought at school
    134 13 JOHORE BAHKu. Wed me impasse continues at the "haunted" strikebound Al-Atas Araoic i bcnool here toaay wiur*» 210 students are staying away from their studies and school authorities have so far tailed to trace the ringleaders. Syed Mohamed Edros. a trustee ol the school,
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    JAnneke Gronloh will be guest
    78 13 JAnneke Gronloh will be guest KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Slneer I Anneke Gronloh and member*;' of the Dutch Swing College Band I i will be guests at a luncheon by the Junior Chamber of Kuala I Lumpur on Saturday at the Hotri Merlin The proceeds ol the opening night performance by
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    Marijuana in the garden—'I didn't know'
    147 13 Marijuana in the garden 'I didn't know' OINGAPORE. Wed. A woman who cultivated a garden of marijuana was fined a total of $500 in a magistrate's court here today. Lim Oeok Choo. 32, was found guilty of cultivating 30 marijuana plants and possessing 31b i4oz. dried marijuana leaves. She was
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    June Climene back today
    42 13 SINGAPORE. Wed— The yaeM June Climenr. which won the Far East Interpon Dragon Clasa Yacht racing in Hong Kong recently, will arrive ben <>n board the vessel Bengloe tomorrow. The yacht belongs to the Royal Singapore Yacht Club.
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      613 14 How to avoid that Christmas rush PLAN WELL AHEAD 'pHK Christmas shopping rush has begun. At most of the well-known shopping centres in the city there is a steady stream of shoppers. In the mornings you usually see wives and mothers searching the counters patiently for their gifts. Carrying their
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      Talking doll in lovely dress
      614 14 Talking doll in lovely dress GIRLS love dolls and It Is always a success as a gift. So if you ran afford it and I think it's worth it you can give a little girl this talking doll (seen left). Just arrived this 21 -inch doll really talks, with all
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      35 14 Write to me if you want any information on the gifts mentioned in this page. Address your letter: Esme Baptista, The Straits Times, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. A stamped selfaddressed envelope will be appreciated.
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      234 14 Straits Times Crossword flsT HF~I F~isV^~flV*~~lHF~~fl KTi HBf ACROSS in a travel book (7. 4) 7 Little game. I (ear (5) a, 6- Temptation to buy someon* 8. R«td about one who make* <*• s >- money In a revolutionary 11. A help to gardeners, tbc agency (9). blackbird: that's
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    Tan: Malaysia will need greater sacrifices to close the economic gap
    3765 15 Tan: Malaysia will need greater sacrifices to close the economic gap 'RATHER A CALCULATED RISK THAN PROVIDE TOO LAVISHLY' IS AIM The 'complicated' tax laws; He wants some form of simplification KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, warned today that "greatly increased sacrifices" will be
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    U.S. recording: stars to appear in Malaya
    92 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. The international director or Warner Bros, records Mr. Bob Weless. today said plans were afoot to bring interns tiona] artistes irom America to appear in concerts In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Before flying off to Saigon this evening after a 10-day
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    Carnival at club
    27 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. I The Poppy Day fund committee is !'n hold Hari Bunga (Poppy t j Carnival at the Selangor Club on Saturday.
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    Nine Asa visitors
    24 16 Malacca. Wed. a nine-man i ASA delegation from the Philippines visited two rural development schemes in the Alor G.nah District today.
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    $1,022,361,600 is the total
    220 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Federal revenue estimates totalling $1,022,361,600 for next year were presented to Parliament today. Here are details of the major items of revenue: Customes $486,501,600; excise $45,812,000; licences $66,561,000; inland revenue $209,27 1,7 00; fees of court or office, payments for specific services 543.-079.900;
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    I always lied to customers, says a former salesman
    322 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A former salesman, Yong Seek Kwai. 30, confessed in the Sessions Court today that he always made false statements to his customers by promising to give them presents whenever he sold them anything. He added: "In this way
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      Lock icon Three to be tried on dope charge
      110 17 T ONDON, Wed. A Brighton magistrate yesterday committed for trial three men alleged to have helped in a gang's plan to dope racehorses on tracks throughout Britain. He refused bail when the prosecution claimed it "fear- ed that witnesses would be intimidated." In
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      Lock icon Mars-1 still strong
      36 17 LONDON. Wed— Russia's Mars rocket was about 6.578.125 miles from earth today with its equipment worfcirtß normally, Moscow Radio said. Mars-1 was launched on Nov. 1 on its seven-month flight to Mars.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Officer on 'plot to kill de Gaulle' Charge
      110 17 Officer on 'plot to kill de Gaulle' Charge PARIS, Wed. Police accused a former officer of planning to kill President Charles de Gaulle at the military parade last July 14. Second t.t. Jean-Paul Gras, a deserter from the Marines, and the man he was staying with at the time, Marc
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      Lock icon 97 DEAD IN AIR CRASH
      167 17 The fifth Boeing tragedy in year TIMA (Peru), Wed. Ninetyseven people.were killed yesterday when a Brazilian Boeing 707 airliner crashed and burned at Atocongo, about 12 miles south of here. The plane, belonging to the Varig Airline, biggest in South America, hit a 2,000--foot hill
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      Lock icon 7 FLEE TO W. BERLIN UNDER FOG COVER
      78 17 7 FLEE TO W. BERLIN UNDER FOG COVER OERLJN, Wed.— Seven East Germans, including two Communist border guards, fled to West Berlin today under cover of fog. West Berlin police said two Communist border guards worked themselves through strands of barbed wire and five others escaped at other points along
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      35 17 ALICE SPRINQS (Central Auitralia). Wed. Hundreds of people rushed Into Alice Springs hospital today for vaccination against typhoid following discovery of an outbreak of the disease on a property 80 miles away. Reuter.
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      Lock icon On platform 6-a brief brush with fame...
      107 17 SEVEN YEAR OLD Mark Chalmers stood on platform 6 at Euston Station, London, the other night. He looked up and there beside him was Mr. Harold Macmillan. "How do you do, sir?" said Mark. "I'm all right; how do yr>j do?" replied the
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      Lock icon Kennedy and Mikoyan meet today for Cuba talks
      405 17 Kennedy and Mikoyan meet today for Cuba talks WASHINGTON, Wed. PRESIDENT Kennedy will confer with Mr. Anastas 1 Mikoyan on the Cuban situation today when the Soviet First Deputy Premier begins a two-day visit to Washington, the White House announced yesterday. > In making the announcement, the White House said
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      Lock icon Six actors in mad, mad mad, mad world shot
      213 17 Six actors in mad, mad mad, mad world shot IJOLLYWOOD, Wed. Six actors working in a film starring Spencer Tracy wera shot and wounded yesterday after an argument between an extra player and a guard. The actors, part of a group of 2.000 extras hired for crowd scenes in producer
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      New French Govt.
      30 17 PARIS. Wed. President Do Gaulle yesterday asked the Premier. Mr. Georges Pompidou, lo form a new government before Parliament meets Main on Dec. 6. Mr. Pompidou agreed.
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      Lock icon $165 m. WAR CLAIMS CASH FOR MANILA
      116 17 rpoKYO. Wed.— Japan has J. agreed to pay the Philippines $165 million in reparations in the period July 1962 July 1963. informed diplomatic sources reported today. The period covers the seventh year of the Japan Philippine reparations agreement. The sources said the seventh
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      America's 57th test
      65 17 WASHINGTON, Wed.— The U.S. conducted an underground nuclear test yesterday at the Nevada testing grounds. The Atomic Energy Commission said the test was in the low yield range, indicating an explosive equivalent of up to 20,000 tons of TNT. It was the 57th underground test carried out
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      220 17 GENEVA, Wed. THE disarmament conference is expected to get down to detailed 'discussion today following yesterday's opening session at which East and West stressed the urgency of its task after the Cuban crisis. The morning session of the 17-nation conference will be followed in the
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      785 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT WANTED APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of. General Manager of the Chin Lian Long Motor Vehicle Company Limited, Kuching Sarawak. The Company operates 31 buses and provide.-, public passenger transport services throughout the Kuchinf? Municipal Area. The successful applicant will be responsible to the Directors for the
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      630 18 (Continued from Pace l D SITUATIONS VACANT •o Worit* SS I Ml*.)— Bmx S* rt, xr WANTED a amaU poor Chines* boy to serve In a Milk Bar. Apply personally at 9, The Arcade, Spore office time. SERVANT OIRL required for washing and general housework In Chinese home Ring (Spore)
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      947 18 TOURS k EXCURSIONS Word* S* (Ml*.) Bmx SO et*. txtrm CHERRY BLOSSOM TOUR HongKong Japan by snip 30tb March 1663 Details American Lloyd Agency. «4 itoblnson Road. Singapore. Tel: ***** CANPATRAM proudly presents 23--aay air/sea all Inclusive tours to Bangkok, Hongkong and Japan Commencing March 28. 1963. T. S. Qanpatram.
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      672 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box SO et*. txtra ONE BEDFORD BUS. One Jeep and One Austin A -35 Van. Kor details phone 2921. J.B. DAF 600 tbe one and only fully automatic car under $5,000 Try it now at Lyon Motors Pioann. Universal Can Ipoh. Weenie Bros. K.L.,
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      569 18 HI-FI ft STEREO Word* SS (Ml*.) Box SO eU. extra TRIO AMPLIFIIRS ETC., Visit I Hwee B«ag Co.. 200. Beaca Road. Spore. SANSUI AMPLIFIERS Visit Holden Trading Co. Ltd.. 284. Beacb Road. Spore. SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) 10 Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box SO et*. txlrm JAVA MODES beautiful embroidered special bras
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      212 18 I WHERE TO STAY (Spore) 20 H,,rds si i Hl*.)— Box 50 et*. txlrm I AIRCONOITIONED NON AIRCONDITIONED Koom: mod charged. Tion K Hun Hotel NEW EMPRESS HOTEL <Vnti;<lized. easy c parkin-. phone*. si-HT. Mi.'.' wn. Tel. 8 WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) in W,,r<»\ si Box 50 rt*. extra NEW
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      1498 19 10 LIVERPOOL A WEST COAST UK. Due S'pori Sails f. S't<am Pening AENEAS Havre. I Mil. Glasgow ll Pt tilay N|» 31 ANTENOR L pail. H'oam. H'turg Tilay Die 3 Die 4 DIOMED liverpul. Glasgow Id Pin Ole 2 LTCAON Liverpul Dtt 5 Dec I Bat 7/ 8 Oat II
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    INDUSTRIALS AGAIN VERY STEADY: TINS QUIET
    607 20 From Our Market Correspondent rpHERE was a moderate 1 turnover in industrials on the Malayan Stock Exchange and prices were fully steady in face of the Federation of Malaya budget. Improvements were noted in Shell which was done from 51.87J to 51.89, Malayan Cement
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 20 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 27 Not. 28 Industrials: 194.18 194.97 Tmv 283.47 283 34 rubbers: 179.83 179.13 Jan. I. 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    658 20 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading* rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in bracket*: Industrials: Bousttad (1,000) $1.70. (1,000) $1 69 J. (1.000) $1.71: Dunlopi (4,000) 52.25: Bast Smaltinit $2.70 SL. (2.000) $2.72: Fed. Dispensary (1,000)
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    Rubber loaded for China: Straits tin price rises
    293 20 'THE first chartered Chinese Communist vessel to load rubber for China for a considerable time is now lifting 450 tons in Singapore. The vessel is the Guane Hua and her cargo is mainly No. 2. 3 and 4 sheet. Reliable sources said
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    198 20 SHIPS lying alengsid* IK* Singapore wharvst taday ar*: Rothensltin. Caltex Bombay 3«/39. Astyanax 44. VUndama 40/41. Arend.ikrrk 4 Bt k'im>t NW. 2. Pulau Kldjanf NW. o. Uiomed 15/10. Outtr reads: Tugila. Baurt, Kian Aun, Ever Glory. La Estencia. Uemma. Amhulomho, slamat, Samudra. Harold Klnde, Straat Ball. Fhun
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    153 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Nov. 28. Tbree months. But matt den* Dunlops 14 rti>. 8. Darby 4*d. K. N. 16 els. C. Storage 4id. Gammon 11 tt*. 8. Traction 1 li J. Waugb 14 cts. Shell 13 cts. 11. Brew. 25 cts. Steamship I cts. M. Cement 1H eta. S.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 20 rpHE Krdrration Minister of A Finance has fixed these prices (or calcnlatinc customs duties for the week beginning on Nov. 29Rubber 80 .< cent* alb. Copra $456 a ton. Coconut oil >~ -ii a ton. Palm oil 5577.50 a ton. I'alm kernels 5823.30 a ton. The rate of
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    96 20 Chinese Prtdue* Eichancc Sinaaptr* noon price* per in.-ul yesterday: C*«*nut a*Jl hulk $41i nellrrs, drum f44| »ellers: C*pra: Ncv. UK, Continent KHi buyers. $29* Keller* Pepper: Muntok white (140 sellers. Sarawak «-hlte Sl37i nellers. special Sarawak Mack $19Tt sellers, garbled LamponK black S9S aellers, AST K $105 Fellers.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 20 November 28. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 80 cents (up five-eighths of a cent). TIN: $429.87} (up ($1,874). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 5 tons).
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    117 20 I ciatiMi made these change* in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to S100): New Ytrfc: buying TT 321. airmail OD 33. 90 d/«t 33} credit bills. 33| trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 T/IS. airmail OL) 35 9/16. 90 d/at 36 1/16 credit bills. 36i trade
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    111 20 MELBOURNE. Wed CHARE prices tended to ease in quiet trading Movements were small witli moil lradrrs holding steady levels. B.H.P. and Colonial Sugar were slightly lower. Oils eased with Clarence Klver dropping 8d to Bs. 9d. Base metals were steady and quiet. Loans were firm. C.R.A 14/7 Mount
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    RUBBER PRICES
    231 20 DECEMBER Tint gradt rubbir buy•ri f.o.b. clonrd at p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur ye»tcr<Ja> at SO CrntH per lb. up flveriKhtha of a cent. The tone was quilt. t.C.C.R A. and F.M.R.E. closing prtMl in CMitu p»r lb. yesterday: Int. I R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. buyers sellers >.fu
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      481 20 BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. UrUNM FlrOH Mini I:MCM« IMO COMTrMHTU NtTI TO tUUT* IOIMIM fOR HOHCUWS IOM tUIA. »«COY» TOKOMAMi OT»«M MiMMtar* XtVft "IMM I"!** 3'oOf» "CITY OF CAtIISU" Jl N«»/l Dae 1/ Hk 4/1 Ok "CITY OF NEWCASTLE" 2 Dtc 3 3 Dec 27/21 Oec 11/31 lit 1/ 4
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      948 20 NOTICE This Is to inform the public that our motor cover note Nos. and ***** have been lost and the.se will deem to be not valid. NEW INDIA ASSURANCE CO LIMITED. FITZPATRICK'S FOOD SUPPLIES (F.E.) LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) With reference to the Notice dated the 27th November. 1962. re:
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      564 21 COLD STORAGE (BINGAPORE) LIMITED Head Ofncp. Empire Dock, Singapore, 4. Please note that with effect from today, Thursday, 29th November, our Head Office telephone number is:— 29-101 (9 lines) i THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (N0.118) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 137 Notice is hereby given under section 137 of the Town Boards
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      711 21 NOTICES NOTICE HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) LIMITED (Incorporated in the SUte of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Second Interim Dividend of 1% (leas 40.;, Income Tax) has been declared- on both the Ordinary and s^o Cumulative Participating Preference Btocks in respect of the second six months of the
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      809 21 NOTICES JOHORE J.K.R. ROAD NOTICE Bridge No. 1/70 at Ist. Mile Yong Peng Parit Sulong Road will be under repairs and vehicles in excess of 5 tons gross weight will not be allowed over this bridge from 6 A.M. on 1.12.1962 to 6 P.M. on 31.12.1962. THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT
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      516 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from honours and pass degree graduates to teach Mathematics In Selcolah Tuanlcu Abdul Rahman. Ipoh, a large Secondary School with Sixth Forms. There are two vacancies. Applications should be sent to the Secretary Boara of Governors, c/o Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman, j Tiger Lane. Ipoh
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      391 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI ASSISTANT SURVEYOR APLICATIONB are Invited for the appointment In the Survey De- partment, Brunei, as Assistant Sur- veyor on contract for one tour of S years. QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must have a considerable knowledge of all aspects of survey work (i.e. Triangula- tion. Cadastral and Topographi-
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      169 21 I COME TO THE I f^nEffrWlSV? 1 $J SATURDAY 1" DECEMBER AT SINGAPORE BADMINTON STADIUM OPEN 10 00A.M.- 6 00 PM. vS. Over 40 stalls ond entertainments Father rip Christmas and his magnificent Gift-laden tree. fit All proceeds divided between the Singapore JJjf £o Children's Society, the Singapore Association for
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      TIBA TIBA RUNS SMART TRIAL
      357 22  -  EPSOM JEEFS ROUNDUP Repulse Bay best of Martin's team QINGAPORE, Wed. •3 Tiba Tiba, with Johnny Wilson astride, showed fine form in a splendid gallop over 3f in 37 4/5 at Bukit Timah this morning. He was full of running at the finish. This useful
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      Top ten for S'pore meet
      398 22 I/PSOM Jeep's top ten for the 1-* Singapore St. Leger meeting are: woTHfcR OUNCE: Rapidly improving four-year-old, struck ;_'iit form at Bukit Timah in .Inly with a good win in a It race and brought off i splendid double over 6f and Tt in class
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      SOCCER 13 teams to vie for Cup
      103 22 SOCCER 13 teams to vie for Cup PENANO. Wed.- Thirteen teams, including the Malay Regiment, will take part in this year's Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition organised by the Malayan Malays F.A. which begins on Jan. 6. Three matches will be played simultaneously on the opening day in the North,
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      Kirn Swee suspended for one month
      155 22  -  TEOH ENG TATT By SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's o ut. standing soccer international, inside-for-ward Quah Kirn Swee, was suspended for a month from tomorrow by SAFA's commission of inquiry tonight. Kirn Swee was suspended for an incident in a league first division match between Chinese
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      FAVOURITES SELANGOR READY FOR SINGAPORE'S CHALLENGE HOCKEY
      180 22 FAVOURITES SELANGOR READY FOR SINGAPORE'S CHALLENGE HOCKEY KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor, with several Malayan Interna- v tionals in their side, are red-hot favourles to win the Malayan Federation championship at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, decided between zone winners Selangor (north) and Singapore (south i. Kelantan. the east zone winners, scratched.
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      SUMMARY
      98 22 RUGGER Club matches (Spore): BMH 9. SRC 3; SCC 31 GHQ 3. HOCKEY B'jor Dlv. 2: Kilat B 5 Sentul Rlys 0; University 4 TPCA 'B 1. Taiping Lge: Prisons 2 Tigers 0. Malacca Lge: Ist Bn KOYLI 1 DTC 0. Friendlies: Spore National XI 2 Spore Selection 0;
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      Brigade team for S'pore
      67 22 MALACCA, Wed.— The HQ 28th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade Group hockey team will travel to Singapore this weekend for two friendly matches. On Saturday the Brigade team will take on the 99 Gurkhas and !on Sunday will meet an Army Selection. The following will represent the Brigade:
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      Pan-Malayan games for primary schools
      172 22 SINGAPORE. Wed. PanMalayan primary schools k.. rr.es will be Introduced next year, Inche Bakar Ahmad, Singapore primary schools sports secretary, said today. Inche Bakar Ahmad said that Singapore will be one of the States taking part. The Pan-Malayan games were suggested by Singapore following an
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      Small group first, thousands later for SABF clinics
      186 22 SINGAPORE .Wed. Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation will begin a three-year plan from next month to produce strong Singapore men and women team* Peter Hsu Tsing. chairman of the Youth Basketball Committee, said that M boys and 20 girls have been selected as
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      RUGGER PERAK KEEP WINNING XV FOR KEY TIE
      107 22 RUGGER PERAK KEEP WINNING XV FOR KEY TIE rOH. Wed.- Holders Perak will field the same team which beat Penan:; two weeks ago against Selat.gor in their key Malaya Cup rugger match on the Municipal padang here on Saturday at 5 p.m. Perak and Selangor come to the match unbeaten.
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      Losers will be last in South Zone
      189 22 SINGAPORE. Wed. Aft«r their plucky display against Army Malaya in the Malaya Cud runby match test Saturday. Singapore should beat Negrl Malacca on th« padan; on Saturday. S.R.U. president K. C. Gillett said: 'Singapore put up a magnificent showing last Saturday and on
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      BAN NOW ON SIX-PLUS AND BAD STARTERS
      137 22 BAN NOW ON SIX-PLUS AND BAD STARTERS CIM.APOKL. Wed. The .Malayan Racing Association has expressed grave concern over the standard of some of the horses imported lately for Malayan racing. In stop influx of "this rubbish" a turf official's description the MRA has derided: To refuse registration of any horse
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      79 22 HOCKEY SPORE DIV. 1: RAP Changi v SRC (padang); IMt. 2: RMN v University (Naval Base). S'GOR DIV. 1: TPCA v SEA (Princes Rd.): Signals 'A' v Postals (Imbl Rd>; SIA v PMC "A" (Taylor Rd). IPOH DIV. 2: Education Dept. v Municipality (upper padang); La Salllans v 2 Fed.
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      PETER PARFITT HITS 128 NOT OUT
      212 23 PETER PARFITT HITS 128 NOT OUT rpOOWOOMBA. Wed. A great unbeaten innings of 128 in 120 minutes by Peter Parfltt helped the MCC beat. -.Queensland Country XI by seven wickets in their one-day match here today. Parfitt reached his century with 16 fours and ended the match with two tremendous
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      NS-Malacca XV v Singapore
      62 23 SEREMBAN. Wed. The following will represent NegriMalacca against Singapore in the Malaya Cup rugger match at Singapore on Saturday: M. Pinto. Byed Bakar. Lt. Dyer. L. Taylor. Daud Yahaya. R. Silvester, Tow Kheng Hoe, H. Keedwell, R. Smith. Austin, P. Powell, 8. MutMah. J. Abbott. Lt.
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      Lock icon Barrington heads averages
      308 23 BRISBANE. Wed. Ken Barrington. the Surrey batsman, who has scored centuries in his last three matches, leads the current MCC batting averages with an average of 118.60. Barrington has scored 593 runs in seven innings (twice not out). Brian Statham and David Larter, who have each claimed
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      Lock icon Howe Liang gets his gold medal
      776 23 Howe Liang gets his gold medal AND A NEW RECORD TOO COMMONWEALTH GAMES ROUNDUP: PERTH, Wednesday gINGAPIRE'S Tan Howe Liang today proved that he is one of the Commonwealth's great weight lifters when he smashed the Games record by 60-lb to take the middleweight gold medal. Tan, who won the
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      Lock icon SMITH, TITMUS IN TEST TEAM: GRAVENEY OUT
      282 23 URISBANE. Wed— England's I team to meet Australia in the first cricket Test starting here on Friday 1> E. R. Dexter (captain >. M. C. Cowdrey, Rev. D. a. Sheppard. K. Barrington, p. Parfltt. O. Pullar. B. R. Knight. F. Titmaus, A. Smith.
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      Lock icon LIM LATE FOR HIS HEATAND LAST
      387 23 LIM LATE FOR HIS HEATAND LAST PERTH, Wed— Malaya's backstroke swimmer Urn Heng Chek travelled all the way to Perth but today nearly missed swimming in the 110 yards backstroke. He was not present when the other four swimmers in the race were called to their mark. Referee John Morison
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      Jerome to miss Brazil Games
      67 23 VANCOUVER. Wed. Canadian sprinter Harry Jerome, Injured at the Commonwealth Games In Perth, said last night that he might be unable to resume his track career for a year or longer. Jerome, who flew back from Australia after Injuring a leg muscle on Saturday, said
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      IPOH GAMES
      35 23 PENANG, Wed. Penang City Council Recreation Club will visit Ipoh this weekend for a series at games against Ipoh Town Council. They will meet at soccer, badminton and hockey on Saturday and Sunday.
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      Fifth day results
      233 23 WEIGHTLIFTING MIDDLEWEIGHT (Press, snatch and Jerk poundages wltb combined figures. World record total 969- ,-lb by A. Kurtnov. USS.t Oam«s record tOO-lb by J. HalUday. Eng. 1954) 1 Tan Howe Liang (Spore) 260--250 350—860 (Games record;, 2 P. St. Jean (Can) 245—260— 325 830. 3 H. Johnson
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    Rail chief explains steps which! were open to union
    284 24 Rail chief explains steps which! were open to union KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The general manager of Malayan Railway, Dato Ahmad Perang, explained today the steps the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya might have taken before it resorted to a strike ballot. Dato Ahmad said he was speaking out because an editorial
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    Lock icon Indian denial
    33 24 NEW DELHI. Wed— An External Affairs Ministry spokesman, comment lnij on reports that India hnd rejected the Chinese ceasefire proposals, said last night: "There ta no truth m the report." Reuter.
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    Teachers crash with 'assault' giant
    117 24 Teachers crash with 'assault' giant SINGAPORE. Wed. A car driven by a woman teacher was dragged sideways for some distance today after a collision with an Army giant armoured personnel carrier, designed for assault purposes. The teacher. Miss Chan Mun Yun, scrambled out of her car unhurt. The accident took
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    Lock icon Manila strike called off
    46 24 MANILA. Wed. A national strike oy a million Filipino workers, set for tomorrow, was called off early today when agreement was reached on a temporary settlement of. a 10-day-old waterfront dispute involving 3.000 dockworkers. The dockwurkers returned to work this morning. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 1942 wreck of Buffalo found near Mersing
    79 24 1942 wreck of Buffalo found near Mersing LONDON, Wed. The wreck of a Royal Australian Air Force Buffalo fighter which crashed in 1942 in the Jungle near Mersing during the Japanese invasion has been found by British airmen, the Air Ministry announced today. After the wreck was reported by local
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    The double life of a teenage love nest operator
    229 24 The double life of a teenage love nest operator SINGAPORE, Wed. A teenager's double life as a student by day and love nest operator by night was told in a Singapore court today. During the day, the court was told, Wong Teng Kooi, 17, spent his time taking English lessons,
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    Half-penny may be dying out
    63 24 LONDON. Wed. The British half-penny, like the farthing, may be dying out. Mr. John James, Deputy Master of the Roy.il Mint, reported yesterday that the Mint made no halfpennies last year for the first time since 1960. "It is fairly certain," Mr. James' annual report
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    Lock icon Paradise? No thanks, says Monty
    99 24 riLASGOW, Wed. ll Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery last night appealed for an end to dismal hymns about paradise. Speaking at the opening here of a new office block for a firm of publishers, he said people were always singing "Oh, paradise, oh. paradise, how I
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    HOUSES TUMBLE AS RAINS HIT VILLAGE
    145 24 HOUSES TUMBLE AS RAINS HIT VILLAGE KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. Seven houses In the fishing village of Pantai Telok, one mile from here, collapsed in a heavy monsoon storm last night. Nobody was hurt. The families have been evacuated to Seberang Takir, across the river opposite the town. The village is
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    Lock icon Drive to get more women to buy shares
    70 24 Drive to get more women to buy shares LONDON. Wed. Britain announced today a drive to persuade more women to buy shares in British companies. A committee headed by Mr. Maurice Macmillan. a Member of Parliament and son of the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. will launch the drive. Three
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    LONDON STOCKS
    349 24 LONDON, Wed.— Another satisfactory day In the London stock market* was featured by the return of buyers for gilt-edged. With the market thinly supplied with stock, prices quickly moved up gains ranged to 3/8 Equities had another good day. although the leaders were less in the picture. Textiles
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    Call to UN agencies to help Malaysia
    214 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The International Labour Organisation and other United Nations specialised agencies were today called upon to give help and support in achieving the social progress and economic development of Malaysia when it is formed by Aug. 31 next year. The Minister
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      42 24 IJIOHEST and lowest tempera- x tur«6 for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn Tuesday to 8 pjn. yesterday: HiKhtat Lowest Kuala Lumpur 84 75 Kota Bharu 86 73 Penang 88 72 Ipoh 84 72 Malacca 86 73 Singapore 84 73
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