The Straits Times, 30 November 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 He**"* The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    THE 'KEY YEARS'
    850 1 'We must aim for some decrease in the high rate of expenditure from 1964' STRAITS TIMES PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today that this year and next year might be considered the "key years" of the five-year plan.
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    Smoking engine plane returns
    217 1  -  TONY HERMON: 3/ KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday 4 THAI International Douglas DC-6B aircraft bound for Bangkok with 47 passengers aboard returned to Kuala Lumpur airport this afternoon with smoke billowing from its No. 2 port engine. mwW*'""*^* Beside the runway, airport and RMAF fire engines and an
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    King's telegram
    34 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Yung di-Pertuan A', r orv; has sent a telegram of condolence to Queen Juliana in The Hague on the death of Princess WUhelminu, former Queen of the Netherlands.
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    Lock icon Moment of triumph for Howe Liang—
    101 1 rE camera records Singapore weightlifter Tan Howe Liang's moment of triumph as he jerks 3491} Ib. in the Commonwealth Games in Perth on Wednesday night. The 29-year-old Singapore clerk smashed the games record by 60 Ib. with a total of 860 Ib. in the
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    Lock icon Pickets are out again
    55 1 MANILA, Thurs. Strike pickets appeared at Manila South Harbour again this morning and were preventing any trucks from leaving the port area. Labour leaders said they had taken this action because the conditions of the peace pact reached on Tuesday night were not being respecter! by
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    Lock icon Pakistan and India agree to talks
    229 1 RAWALPINDI, Thursday. PRESIDENT AYUB KHAN of Pakistan and Mr. Nehru of India have agreed to talks "at an early date," it was announced here tonight. These talks would be aimed at reaching a settlement of their prolonged differences over Kashmir. Mr. Duncan Sandys, Brititish
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    Lock icon Party chief released
    50 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. E.M.S. Namboodlripad, general secretary of the Indian Communist Party who was arrested on Nov. 22, was released today by the Delhi District Magistrate. Namboodiripad was one of several hundred Communists arrested under defence regulations which enable the Government to detain persons without trial.— Reuter.
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    No to higher duties
    21 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Government today rejected an Opposition request to Impose higher duties on imported batek.
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    Lock icon Pilot dies after plane landed
    52 1 WINDSOR LOCKS (Connecticut) Thurs. An airline pilot died of a heart attack here minutes after safely landing a plane with 15 passengers aboard. The pilot. Clifford Albertson, 46. a veteran flier of Mohawk Airlines, collapsed in the terminal building shortly after arriving from New York
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    Duke for Malaya 'soon
    68 1 KUALA LIMPUR. Thurs. —The Duke of Edinburgh is to visit Malaya "very soon" says a report by the British Information Services here today. The report quoted the Duke as saying this when ask-d by the manager of the Malayan team taking part in the Commonwealth Games
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    Lock icon The Pope has stomach trouble
    141 1 The Pope has stomach trouble VATICAN CITY. Thurs. The Pope is being treated for stomach trouble, according to an official statement issued here today. It was the first official statement on the 80--year-old Pontiff since conflicting reports about the state of his health began circulating two days ago. He was
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    Gunmen rob cashier $6,300
    205 1 Gunmen rob cashier $6,300 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Four men ambushed an assistant cashier, of Rothmans of Pall Mall (M) Ltd. in Stevens Road this morning and snatched a briefcase containing $6,300 at gunpoint. The cashier, Mr. Lim Chong Beng, 20, was returning by a company car to the firms factory in
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    STOP PRESS
    6 1 ALEXANDRA ENCAGED on H
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      Lock icon THANT'S VICTORY OVER THE 'TROIKA'
      289 2 THANT'S VICTORY OVER THE 'TROIKA UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. A UNITED Nations committee dealt a resounding defeat yesterday to Communist efforts to impose the "troika principle on the organisation. The General Assembly's budgetary and administrative committee, which is responsible for financial and staft questions, voted 84-10 with two abstentions for a
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      Lock icon Shark takes Barry on underwater jaunt
      192 2 Shark takes Barry on underwater jaunt Thurs. A *^10ft. grey nurse shark towed a frogman spearnsher 90ft. at a depth of 70ft. off a Sydney beach today after the fisherman had speared it. Barry May. 26, using aqualung equipment, had speared two fish when the shark attacked him. May said:
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      'Outlaw N-weapons'
      41 2 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Sixteen Afro-Asian countries and Yugoslavia proposed yesterday that U.N. acting Secreta/yOeneral, U Thant. take a new poll ol UN members to get their views on calling a special conference to outlaw the use of nuclear weapons.
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      Lock icon INDIA PLANS TO RAISE ARMY STRENGTH TO TWO MILLION FIGHTING MEN
      385 2 INDIA PLANS TO RAISE ARMY STRENGTH TO TWO MILLION FIGHTING MEN NEW DELHI, Thurs. i INDIA is planning to doable her present army strength and raise militia units until she has about two million fighting men even if the Communist Chinese pull back and there is no more warfare, usualy
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      Lock icon KENNEDY'S SISTER IS ORDERED TO SEE CAR WRECKS
      131 2 O A N T A MONICA, Thurs.— President Kennedy's sister, Patricia Lawford wife of actor Peter Lawford was ordered by a judge yesterday to visit injured children in a hospital and survey wrecked cars as a penalty for driving with an expired
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      Lock icon Date for January
      26 2 BONN, Thurs. President Am Gaulle and Dr. Konrad Adenauer are likely to meet in Parts next January, according to report* circulating here Reuter.
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      Chou ('I'm so busy I can't hand it over tonight') writes to Nehru
      408 2 PEKING, Thurs.— Mr. Chou En-Lai, Communist Chinese Prime Minister, told the Indian Charge d'Affaires here last night he had written a new letter to Mr. Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, on the border dispute, but he was "too
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      Lock icon BOMB THREATS IN PAKISTAN CITY
      256 2 RAWALPINDI, Thurs. BOMB threats against British and United States information centres in a Pakistan city were reported last night, as President Ayub Khan met two Western envoys over dinner for talks on the Sino-Indian dispute and Western support for Mr. Nehru. Armed policemen were posted
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      Quick look round
      223 3 Quick look round EDINBURGH. Thurs. William Hutton, 39, found guilty of neglecting his family and spending all his money on gambling and drink, was ordered yesterday to hand his wife his pay envelope unopened every week for the next two years or go to jail for six months. WASHINGTON: A
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      Lock icon The stateless man no country wants
      121 3 LONDON, Thurs. A 35-year-old stateless voyager, who was faced with spending the rest of his life sailing backwards and forwards across the Atlantic, is to be allowed to land in Britain, it was announced last night. The man, Joacquim Martinez Reimunto, is at present
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      Lock icon 'Brutal insult to Tito' note refused by Red China
      310 3 'Brutal insult to Tito' note refused by Red China BELGRADE, Thursday. YUGOSLAVIA accused Communist Chinese leaders and publications yesterday of brutally insulting President Tito, and said they were responsible for undermining international co-operation in the Balkans. The accusations were made in a diplomatic note which the Communist Chinese Charge d'Affaires
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      Lock icon Mr. RUSK SEES NO COMFORT
      182 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. ly/IR. DEAN Rusk, U.S. Secretary of State, said last iTI night that differences between Moscow and Peking were "very serious and very far-reaching" but he warned against the West drawing much comfort as yet from the Sino-Soviet dispute. Replying to questions In an
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      QUOTE
      36 3 NEHRU got rid of hit w Defence Minister because he did too little. With us, it seems, a Defence Minister mutt go because he has done too much. Franz Joser Strauss, West German Defence Minister.
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      Links restored
      16 3 THE HAGUE. Thurs. Postal and telegraph communications between the Netherlands and Indonesia have reopened.
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      Lock icon RUTH SAYS NO ON EVE OF WEDDING DAY
      114 3 RUTH SAYS NO ON EVE OF WEDDING DAY f)ARWIN, Thurs.—Ab- original girl, Ruth Daylight, today called off her wedding to a white man Her fiance, Colin McIntyre, a meteorological assistant. Is flying 1.300 miles back to his home in Adelaide with their wedding ring still in his pocket Welfare authorities
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      Lock icon 100 up for Thomson
      55 3 LONDON, Thurs.— Mr Roy Thomson, the Canadian-born Press and television magnate, said here yesterday he was waiting to announce the ownership of his 100 th newspaper. "I have got it, actually, but I cannot announce it yet. I do not want to spoil the deal by
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      Lock icon Boy is remanded
      45 3 LONDON. Thurs. a 16-year-old boy, accused of murdering a former chairman of the British Labour Party, Mr. George Brinham 46. In his London flat a week ago was yesterday remanded in custody for a further week by a London Juvenile court Reuter.
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      Lock icon Chen Yi alleges subversion against Albania
      177 3 Chen Yi alleges subversion against Albania PEKING, Thurs. The Chinese Foreign Minister, Marshal Chen Vi, declared here last night that, "all underhand schemes, hostility and subversion" against Albania were doomed to failure He was making a loudlyapplauded speech at an Albanian anniversary reception in a Peking hotel. No Soviet diplomats
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    COURT TOLD OF GIRL AND LODGER RUMOURS
    271 4 COURT TOLD OF GIRL AND LODGER RUMOURS SINGAPORE. Thurs. A year after Mrs. Francis Moss took in a lodger at her Glasgow Road home, she heard rumours that he was going out with her 14--year-old daughter. "I heard that they were meeting outside and disapproved of it, 1 she told
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    Expert here for market survey
    50 4 I SINGAPORE. Thuis. Mr. G. G. Reed, vice-president of DorrOliver Inc.. a world-wide organisation of equipment manufacturers and engineers, arrived in Singapore this evening for a market survery of engineering equipment. During his two-day stay here, he wili have discussions with officials of United Engineers.
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    3 new centres opened: TV sets to be installed
    172 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. nnHE Government completed its pilot scheme for rural community centres today when it opened a record number of three rural community centres. The centres were at Marsiling village, Chua Chu Kang village and Yew Tee village. The Parliamentary Secretary
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    Two cleared of charge
    114 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The four-day murder trial of two men took a sudden turn today when Mr. Justice Winslow acquitted and discharged them without calling on their defence. Ho directed the jury to bring in a verdict of not guilty against the men. because there was insufficient
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    Water cut
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Thun. Water will be cut off In Paya Lebar Road between Macpher^on Road and the Shell Sports Club, tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    THREE CHINESE STARS FLY IN
    70 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An eager and excited crowd of 200 fans waited at Singapore Airport this afternoon. But the airport police did it again. They whisked away Cantonese opera' and film idol. Sun Ma Si Chan. He was accompanied by two other stage stars. Miss Cheng
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    Progress in fight against vice
    377 4 872 raids on suspected brothels SINGAPORE, Thursday fHE SINGAPORE Government's anti-vice campaign last year has controlled vice operations in the island. The campaign was aimed particularly at operators who traffic in women, manage brothels and organise places of assignation. Planned raids on suspected brothels were
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      447 4 HI AND OUT BY AIR T<HE foliowiiig is today's .sche- Stanstedt. Istanbul. Bombay (BR dule ol civil aircrait move- 662) 7.20 am. irents at Paya Le.jur airport, DEPARTI-HF* Singapore: utr/wiiKi.s \RRl\\ls Cathay Pacific: To Kuala (InAL Lumpm. Bangkok. Hong Koiva \n India: F.om Madias (AI Taipeh. Osaka (CX 730) 8
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    School's fun fair
    29 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Thun;.— The Methodist English Secondary I School here will hold a food and: tun fair on Saturday in aid of its boy scouts fund.
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    Assessors 'by lot' for kidnap trials urged
    250 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. r pHE Minister of the Interior, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today agreed to consider an Opposition suggestion that assessors for kidnapping trials be chosen "by lot" and not according to the judge's own choice. The Minister had
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    Battle of the sexes in class
    140 5 Battle of the sexes in class PENANG, Thurs.— Who make better teachers men or women? This question sparked a lively debate in a forum organised by the Penang Discussion Group last night. Speaking for the women. Miss Teh Soo Sun, of the Malayan Teachers' College. Glugor, claimed: 'We make better
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    Cuepacs branch
    43 5 JOHORE. BAHRU. Thurs. The Johore State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Ja'affar, will inaugurate the Johore branch of the Congress of Union of Employees in the Public and Civil Services (Cuepacs) at Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Sunday at 4.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon East meets West...
    47 5 AT A DISPLAY of fashions in London, Lucille Soong (left) wears an elegant cheongsam in white silk brocade woven in Hong Kong and embroidered with a traditional design in gold. Sue Elliot wears a Western style dinner suit in the same fabric Reuter picture.
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    New club planned
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Thure. Plans are afoot to form a psychology club in Singapore aimed at encouraging and Drnmoting self-, development and culture.
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    'Live and let live' policy of the ASA countries
    179 5 'Live and let live' policy of the ASA countries I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Membercountries of ASA try to adopt a "live let live" policy, the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, IncTie Mohamed Khir Johari. said today. Inche Khir was replying to observations in the House of Representatives that the fishing industry
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    IN POURS THE UNCLAIMED P.O. CASH
    312 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. ITNCLAIMED money orders piling up in post offices are causing "great and constant embarrassment" to the Postal Department, the Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications Dato V. T. iSambanthan, said today. Dato Sambanthan mi speaking in the House of Representatives before
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    Lock icon Tengku and Macapagal talk pan
    81 5 MANILA. Thurs. Manilas Hi.-* > paper.- this morning gave promlnance to agency reports that the Malayan Premier. Tengku Abdul Rahman, would be very happy to discuss the North Borneo question with President Macapagal and that opportunity would arise on the occasion of the forthcoming meeting
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    Talk by vice-consul
    36 5 SINGAPORE Ham. The Vice-Consul of the Netherlands Consulate. Mr. A F. Tielman. will talk on "The Ind"t tries of Holland" at the Skal Club lunch at the Cockpit at 12.45 p.m. tomorrow. I
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    Cheque just week too late to avert a suicide
    159 7 Cheque just week too late to avert a suicide SINGAPORE, Thurs Carpenter Oh Seng Thor's widow today spoke of his sevenmonth wait for $926 compensation for leg injuries received in a worksite fall "Hp needed the money badly to settle debts Incurred while he was laid off from work." Madam
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    Workers: Malacca Govt is accused
    154 7 MALACCA. Thurs. ITI The Malacca divisional committee of the Malayan Trade Union Congress has accused the Malacca Government of failing to give "due recognition" to workers. The annual report of tho committee says that repeated i requests to the Government ito have workers represented i
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    New petition for dancer
    72 7 [NGAPORE. Thurs. The Guild of Nanyang University Graduates has petitioned the Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, to let Madam Liauw Choon Van return to Singapore as a permanent resident. Madam Liauw. 23. left for Jakarta 10 days ago after I immigration authorities had refused
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    OUT FOR BLOOD IN GOOD CAUSE
    125 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.. About 200 donors crowded the Blood Transfusion Service in the General Hospital today to Rive blood in an attempt to win $1,000 in prize money. More donors are expected tomorrow, the closing day for the November blood donor competition. Today's crowd was
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    $1,000 gift to buy books
    36 7 PENANO. Thurs. The Penang Muslim Welfare Association edu ration subcommittee last night approved $1,018 for distribution to 100 needy students. The money will be given to buy snhool books next year.
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    11 seamstresses on strike
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Eleven -c\im.stre.N.se.s ol the Lily Dressnwkni!; shop are now on strike be- cause of the management's alleged refusal to settle their claims. They are members of the Singapore Tailors' Union.
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    Party for 140
    45 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Johores first Christmas party will be held for 140 boys and girls of Uie Jubilee Home at Tami»l on Dec. 15. The Darty Is being organised by welfare workers headed by Hajl All Hassan and Or iMrs.) A. Low.
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    Tax exemption
    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The House of Representatives passed a Bill today to grant exemption of income tax to the Penane Tourist Association
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    House told of 'frantic calls' from lawyers
    634 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. 'J'HE People's Progressive Party leader, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. told the House of Representatives today of "frantic calls" from some members of the Bar Council to get Opposition members to oppose an amendment to the Criminal Procedure Codes. The amendment,
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      361 7 The Parker Guide Ip|^ To Memorable GifnGiving What characterizes one gift as a soon-to-be-forgotten trinket, another a cherished possession? While price is sometimes a factor, a gift /^"~\r. qf is more often judged by the L thoughtfulness <wd sincerity it V —^'/fycAl I reflects. To be marked as mermxable, yhs
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    Front move for bigger college contribution
    506 8 PENANG State Assembly today rejected a Socialist opposition call to increase its contribution towards a site for the proposed University College in Penang from a token $10 to $100,000. The call was made by Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, Opposition leader in a debate on
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    Speaker: No debate on Sino-Indian war
    102 8 Speaker: No debate on Sino-Indian war KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Hit Speaker of the House of Representatives. Dalti H.i.u Noah bin Omar, today rejected a move by a socialist Front .MP. Mr Lim Kcan Sii-u, to debate the Sino-Indian border clash. Mr. Lim asked under a standing order for proceedings of
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    Christmas silhouette
    121 8 'pHE fall line has reached SingaA pore and just in time for those who are thinking of Christmas. Recently, Roland of Coral, one of our best-known designers, presented his interpretation of the new silhouette. Following the trend of emphasis on femininity, Roland has added his own touch to
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    Beauty is an art—know yourself first!
    686 8 Beauty is an art— know yourself first! BEAUTY is an art. and the art of being beautiful has very iittle to do with the latest fads, what the women in the movies are wearing or what your friends have tried and liked. True beauty only comes aftei we understand what
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    do you have a gift problem? here's a solution
    331 8 do you have a gift problem? here's a solution GIVING at Christmas time is traditional, but about now, many people are cracking their heads about what to give to friends and relatives. If you are at your wit's end, you can stop worrying right now. Your troubles are all over
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    Working wives: Should they be pampered?
    391 8 to stop working in an office (If she ever did, that is) and be supported for the rest of her life. Today the marriage story has a different twist to it, and wives write to me complaining. "I know it is difficult today for
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    FOR INVALIDS FOR BABIES FOR ALL IN THE FAMILY
    321 8 I DON'T need lo tell* you that if someone has been pretty ill in your family, his diet is very important, both during sickness and during the convalescent period afterwards. Invalids and convalescents need lighter, more digestable food than the rest
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    A register of condolence
    61 8 SINGAPORE. 'Ihur.s. The Duich Consulate-General here announced today that it had owned a register of condolence on the death of Princess Wiihelminu of the Netherlands at its ollico in X.P.M. Building. Rntajnon On A .similar register had also been I opened at the Dutch Emba.--sy in
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    Girl dies in crash
    37 8 BUTTERWORTH, Thurs. A schoolgirl cyclist, Nt; Poh Choo. 12, was killed yesterday afternoon whe i .she was knocked down by a motor car at the 14',- miles stont, SimiMng Tiga, In Tasek Glucor.
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    STRAITSN TIMES Special Feature I take the Santa Fe trail—and in style
    1750 9 STRAITSN TIMES Special Feature I take the Santa Fe trail and in style DONALD SEAMAN fresh from his journey across Siberia... LAST month Donald Seaman reported his adventures on a train ride across Siberia to Yokohama Today be takes a ride through the America that every schoolboy knows the Petrified
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    MAN HELD AFTER A THREAT TO A STAR
    241 10 Rendezvous near cinema, then the trap is sprung PENANG, Thurs. •JHE police detained a man outside the Cathay Cinema in Butterworth last night after Hong Kong film star and singer Miranda Chung Ching, now here on a personal appearance tour, had reported
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    Gardener jailed
    55 10 IPOH. Thurs.— Low Kok Tons. 29. a vegetable gardener, was sentenced to 12 months' Jail to be followed by six months' police Riipervision by the Magistrate's l Court here today fcr stealing Two' clocks, a camera, three shirts and a vest worth $274 ironi house in an army
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    Money to India plea by leader
    88 10 Money to India plea by leader SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. I. K. Chakravarti. the cli lirman of the Social and Welfare committee of the Malayan Indian ConRress in Singapore, today appealed to Malayan Indians not to send any money to India through the blarkmarket. 1 "Those persons who are doing it
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    School talentime
    27 10 KLANG, Thurs.— The La Salle, School here will hold a talen;ine contest In the school hall tomorrow In aid of the school extension building fund.
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    MALAYA'S SOLDIERS IMPRESS BRIGADIER
    145 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Australian Army Engineer-in-Chief, Brig A.T. J. Bell, who leaves hert tomorrow for Canberra after a two-week visit to the Federation and Singapore, today said he had been very impressed with the harmony and unity existing at all levels between the Australian, Malayan, Gurkha
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    Powers of Whitley official side: Tengku
    155 10 Powers of Whitley official side: Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that official sides of Whitley Councils have power to negotiate terms of agreement with staff sides. In major cases involving large sums of money, however, the official side would have to refer to the Government. The
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    Visitor shown work of town board
    61 10 KAJANG. Thurs. A senior officer of the North Borneo Oovernment. Inche Awang Mohamed Thaufeck, visited Kajang today toi learn about the set-up and functions of the Kajang Town Board. Inche Awang, an Assistant District Officer in North Borneo, was shown around the town by
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    School ceremony
    19 10 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs. The Sin Mln Middle School here will hold Its annual graduation ceremony next Monday.
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    Govt seeks $79,000 for new orders
    130 10 Govt seeks $79,000 for new orders IPOH. Thurs. The State Legislative Assembly will be asked on Monday to vote $79,000 for the purchase of four new orders and decoration*. They are: Darjah Kerabat Yang Amat di-Hormat (D.K.) there will be a maximum of 12 of these decorations, available only to
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    Big blaze in Ipoh destroys goods
    129 10 IPOH, Thursday. ABOUT $1 million worth of general goods, textiles, cosmetics and new furniture were destroyed in a blaze early this morning that gutted four shophouses in the shopping centre in Leech Street here. The fire raged for several) hours. Bulk of the damage
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    Straight fight for Alliance in by-election
    80 10 KOTA BHARU, Thurs. I The Alliance will face an independent candidate in the Pulau Chondong local council by-election on Dec. 22. The Alliance candidate is Inche Mahmood Hadry bin Haji Abdul Rahman, 35, vicechairman of the Pulau Chondong Umno branch, who is being opposed
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    New trade school
    21 10 ALOR STAR, Thurs. The Tengku Bendahara. Tengku Abdul Malik, opened today Kedah's first rural trade school at Jltra.
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    A bride prays...
    65 10 HOLDING a pair of giant joss sticks a bride prays for a hippy "ever after." She is the former Miss Lim Siew Gim. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Cheng Heong, who was married to Mr. Toh Boon Earn, youngest son of Mr. Toh Hooi ('noon,
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    Pill death after drinking bout
    246 10 Pill death after drinking bout SINGAPORE. Thurs. A mental patient. was given a lethal supply of sloeping pills and tranquillisers to take home, a coroner's court was told today. According to police evidence, the man, Lee Er Khlang. 47. swallowed "an unknown quantity" of the tranquillisers after eight hours of
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    Manila view is 'nothing should mar ASA'
    110 10 Manila view is 'nothing should mar ASA KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Director of Information Services, Inche Mohamed Sopiee, said here today that Philippines had given an assurance to Malaya that "nothing must be allowed to mar the work and objectives of ASA." Inche Sopiee was speaking at the airport after
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    LAWYERS: MEASURES AGREED TO SAFEGUARD MONEY
    223 11 LAWYERS: MEASURES AGREED TO SAFEGUARD MONEY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Measures designed to safeguard certain money in the hands of lawyers were adopted by the House of Representatives today. ThfM- measures are provided In the Advocates ar.d Solicitors Amendment) Bill 1962 which the Minister of Interior. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato
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    Lock icon Ong replies to Manila's claim: 'Strong desire in Sabah for Malaysia'
    666 11 Ong replies to Manila's claim: 'Strong desire in Sabah for Malaysia' UNITED NATIONS, Thurs M a 1 a y a yesterday repudiated the Philippines' claim to sovereignty over British North Borneo, while insisting that the question was "entirely a matter between the British and the Philippines governments Dato Ong Yoke
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    $493 m bill for development
    755 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday JHE, Federation Government faces a bill of $493 million next year to carry out phase three of its development programme under its second five-year plan. A Government paper pre. sented to the House of Representatives today points out however, that this bill
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    Where the cash goes
    95 11 HERE are the allocations made to the various ministries for next year: Ministry of Justice $570,149; Prime Minister $3,604,227; Ministry of Information and Broadcasting $7,763,581; Ministry of Interior $14,264,150; Ministry of Defence $20,623,493; Ministry of Internal Security $9,630,000; Ministry of Finance $1,602,179; Ministry of Commerce and
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    65 12 M WorU SIO (Minimum) MR AND MRS. \a\i.r Arokiasaray fhniik ratttlVM .md fri*nr!.« for thur kkjil wMtM. Kills and attendant-* at their WMMInf lmii n MR ANO MRS. Mahendrm <XX <;onii...k 1. .m., K.I. thank lmnd». rctaUVH >"' valuable gifts. KOod VMM, atirndaote at their u^ddmic FAMILY OF LATE
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    278 12 1» Word* Sit (Minimum) R V. MEYER CORNEAL Ml. ro Uns Caaaultaati 8, Kafllr* Place, sm■•3lls. UNNVWAV KINDERGARTEN JO »ite\ens Road. S r>oie. RtBMtMMM for new puplln :ire lieinK in.-iile now A MEMORIAL SERVICE v. ill he held for 1..1r Mr I M l-.iklanathan M UM M.thodist Tamil Church
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    46 12 ?0 H „rrf« Sl.Stt (Mm.) NEW WESLEY METHODIST i-hirth .«e»;.iinut. 1. .Nilan AJi ■•BUBBt, io he organised "od»y 6.00 p.m. at Chine. «r Methodmt ,'nt,r<h All welcome. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Chrtatman SinßDpiration Saturday IM Decemher. Memorial Hall. 7.30 p.m. Rnv Rohrrnon All wnrmly Icome
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    The Straits Times Friday. November 30. 1962. Behind Thei Budget
    767 12 The Straits Times Friday. November 30. 1962. Behind Thei Budget In 1958. the year before Mr. Tan Siew Sin became Finance Minister, Federal revenue was $762 million. The revised estimate of revenue this year is $1,070 million, lower than last year's record by only $11 million. This healthy increase dissipates
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    Talks Offer
    303 12 There is less chance now o! disposing of the Filipino claim to North Borneo quietly and amicably, but as long as the smallest hope remains it must I be pursued. Tengku Abdul Rahman's offer of talks with President Macapagal is made in this spirit and is in keeping
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    Tax Changes
    244 12 The Finance Minister's decision to exempt householders from the payment of income tax on the annual value of the house they own and live in will j be widely welcomed. What possible justification is there j for penalising the man who does not have to pay rent because
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    Congo: Now a threat of inflation
    1270 12 Congo: Now a threat of inflation AS INCREASING DEMANDS FOLLOW A DWINDLING SUPPLY OF CASH AND SERVICES** by A SPECIAL WRITER LEOPOLDVILLE, Thursday AY I S I TOR to Leopoldv i I I c can readily be misled into deducing that the Congo has reached a certain equilibrium. And that
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      'Forgotten9 teachers
      246 12 'Forgotten 9 teachers UEINO one ot th«» nun dreds of forgotten teachers on the East Coast, permit me to contribute more detail to Sharif's letter. Taking the local English school here as an example, there are six teachers staylne In the boys' hostel in rooms no better than cubicles. Another
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      Aim of that history paper
      188 12 BLAMING the L.CE. history syllabus (as your correspondent Mr. D. J. TatP does) is an attempt to find a scapegoat. If there is a need for one. 'The aim of the syllabus is to provide the pupils with a very genera l picture of the
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      Exam forms
      75 12 HAVING written to the Singapore Ministry of Education for forms for the L.C.C. examination next year. I received a reply Inviting me to call at the Ministry bringing my Identity card, two passport size photographs and education certificates. If the Federation authorities can post forms to those who
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      Mine lease
      114 12 HAVE leases to several mining lands. Mining has begun on two of them, but not on other lands which are In remote areas with no roads. The Federal Government tells me the leases will be forfeited on the ground that I did not operate the land within six
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      School's out
      59 12 I LIVE in a housing estate 1 In District 13. Now that the school holldavs have begun again we are plagued by unmly children. They make a thorough nuisance of themselves, damaging trees In the garden and in general causing a disturbance. May I suggest that their parents
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      542 12 Straits TiMt& Malay Mail Classified advertisement* may tw handed lo: Ist Floor COLO STORAGE ARCADE Orchard Fluid COLO STORABI IRJNCMH AT HOLLAND ROAD-K ATON« KIMIL ROAD-NAVAL MASK Authorised Agents CITY BOOK STORB LTD Winchester House. Cellyer Quay THE NEWS FRONT Fltipaulek'a Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road. Naval Base
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      105 12 YOU CAN GIVE UP SMOKING Cigarettes do not satisfy you physically so much as calm your nerves by slowing the blood circulation. As a habit this continual < aiming down' of nerves slows yo« down too far, says Herbert Brean. best-seiling author of 'How to Stop Smoking. In tbe Novemberj
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    'SuzieWong' packs them in from across the causeway
    128 13 'SuzieWong' packs them in from across the causeway JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. All shows of the Cathay Cinema were packed when the film "The World of Suzie Wong." beKan screening today. Although most ot the crowds were believed to havt conic from Singapore, a spokesman for the cinema -aid: "I do
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    Headman robbed
    51 13 MALACCA. Thurs. George Fwnandez, a headman in thr Sungol Udang camp. 12 miles from here, was robbed of $350 in Kee Ann Road here last night. He was walking towards a shop :o buy a pajr of shoes vhen 'hrrr men. one armed with a dagRM". held him
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    38 seats to Alliance: Inter-party fight in 65
    102 13 38 seats to Alliance: Inter-party fight in 65 KUCHING. Thurs. The Sabah Alliance Party took 38 seats unopposed in nomina--1 tions for the North Borneo local government elections. Another five unopposed seats have gone to independ- cnts. Elections will take place for 65 wards in 15 local authorities in the
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    Three years for abductors
    491 13 CYCLING MILLIONAIRE' TELLS OF MAN WHO SAID: I WANT MONEY, NOT YOUR LIFE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. r J[ HREE members of a gang were today sentenced to three years' jail each for abducting the cycling millionaire, Mr. Tai Chet Seng, on July 16, with intent secretly
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    Golden Key opening
    57 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Tengku Abdul Rahman will i urn a golden key when he opens the new factory of Rothmans of Pall Mall <Mi I Ltd. at Petaling Jaya on Saturday. The key. attached to a machine, will set the factory working. Installations include the first filter
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    Rising road toll
    47 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Road i accidents in Singapore have increased en an average of 1.000 a year since 1947. the oifl'-^r-in-charge of the accidents investigations i section of the Traffic Police. Asst. Supt. S. Cornelius, said in a lunch talk to the Rotary Club West.
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    Motorists can now fill up with Boron
    212 13 Motorists can now fill up with Boron SINGAPORE. Thurs. A NEW fuel BORON went on sale today at the 80-odd Caltex petrol stations in Singapore and Malaya, the first Asian market to have it. It is described as a "revolutionary" fuel which ensures perfect combustion control and 13 other benefits.
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    'Return Borneo to Brunei' demand
    97 13 'Return Borneo to Brunei' demand KUCHING, Thurs. A demand that North Borneo and Sarawak be returned to the Sultanate of Brunei is to be made in the Brunei Legislative Council next week by the elected majority Party Rakyat. The party resolution submitted for the order paper asks the British Government
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    Singapore radio show
    76 13 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Radio and Electrical Traders Association of Singapore is organising a television and radio exhibition early next year to coincide with the start of television here. The exhibition will be sponsored by the Ministry of Culture The organisers today said it aimed to promote television
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    CONCESSION ON HOUSES IS HAILED
    189 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Commissioner of the Federal Capital, Haji Ismail bin Panjang Aris. today described as "great news" the decision to exempt from income tax the annual value of residential properties occupied by their owners. He said: "Malayan home owners can now give a
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    Cigarette retailers quickly cash in
    283 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. CIGARETTE retailers quickly cashed in this morning on the increase of $1 duty on a pound of manufactured tobacco and cigarettes. The Minister of Finance, i Mr. Tan Slew Sin. had stated that the new duty would add only an extra nve
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    Front rally in Kuching
    55 13 KUCHING. Thurs. The Sarawak United Front will hold a rally In Betong, Second Division, on Saturday with the object of exposing the "nefarious activities" of the Sarawak United Peoples Party. Mr. Stephen Ninokan. a member of the front's working committee and secretary general of the Sarawak
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    An 'Apex Queen'
    32 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— An "Apex Queen 1962" will be selected at a ball In the Raffles Hotel on Saturday in aid of the Katong Apex Clubs's scholarship and service schemes.
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    Jail for two
    43 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Two Illegal immigrants. Latlf bin Tohlb and Hassan bin Ahmad, were Jailed for three months by a magistrate's court today when they pleaded guilty to stealing a »208 transistor radio from Heng Joe Klat at Chanel Road yesterday.
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    Hotelman Ewe Hin is going right up to the top
    395 13  - Hotelman Ewe Hin is going right up to the top DOUG LACKERSTEEN LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD— EXOTIC FOOD HIS SPECIALTY F 1 LONDON, Thurs.— Since he moved affably among the guests at Singapore's Cathay Hotel. Lim Ewe Hin has soared high in the hotel business. Today, eight years later, thl
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    U.S. Senators due in S'pore
    46 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thre« United States Senators and their wives will arrive in Singapore to» morrow for r/i informal one-day vi.-it They are Senator Gale William McOee iDemociat. Wyoming i. Senator Frank Edward Moss 'Democrat, Utah), and Senator Frank Church (Democrat. Idaho).
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      459 13 MALAYA -<ADIO SINGAPORE 41.7 METRES SHORT WAVE SERVICE: A.M.: 600 Time Signal. Ne- medium WAVf'sERVICE-gara-Ku. News Headlines; 6.05 MEDIUM HAVE SERVH'K: Morning Melodies; 7.00 Ren- w «J>.™s rt!' i ««< de*vous With Miwic; 7JO Time W AM 6 00 oonA n tn i 801 Signal News; 7.35 Breakfast Morning Prelude;
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    Their aim: To make Singapore the shopping centre of the East
    1254 14  - Their aim: To make Singapore the shopping centre of the East CHIA POTEIK By Everything's at Metro for the discerning household MANY tourists, visiting Singapore and enchanted by the immense scope for shopping here, have happily dubbed it the shopping centre of South-East Asia. They have compared it with Hong
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    INTERIOR VIEW
    14 14 Another view of a section of the ladies department at Metro, Singapore.
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      201 14 \3& METRO LTD. 5] j OPENING OF NEWLY RENOVATED BUILDING tig It 4* A STRAITS TIMES FEATURE *«*|fc t m j REBUILT PREMISES WILL 1— BE OFFICIALLY OPENED THIS AFTERNOON I m WFV^ m v tf^ m> wff jP yw*»**» IMMlM MMm WMm^ MMMMai in -r-^r-rr.-- R ra lt g
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    Leader in sales, service
    444 15 From small start to director of biggest department store rE governing director of Metro Ltd., Mr. Ong TJoe Kirn, 50, started working in a department store in South-East Asia at the early age of 15. As the years progressed, he rose to become manager and later
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    Business as usual while the firm was reconditioned
    188 15 Business as usual while the firm was reconditioned WHEN Metro Ltd. wanted to rebuild, renovate and redecorate its store, to merge two shops Into one, it decided to put the job in the capable hands of Mr. S. C. Shaw, an architect and sole proprietor of Hua Ta Construction Co.,
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    Talented star to open department store today
    277 15 THE glamorous Hone Kong film star of many attainments, Lee Mei. will this afternoon perform the happy ceremony of cutting the ribbon at the entrance to Metro Ltd. to declare the rebuilt department store in High Street. Singapore, officially open. Lee Mci, whose
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      168 15 With sincere good wishes to METRO LTD. 72, High Street, Singapore. for continued prosperity in their recently renovated premises L. E. TELS COS TRADING SOCIETY 162/164 Cecil Street, Singapore. C. ITOH &c CO., LTD. I 6 Cecil Street, 2nd Floor, Singapore 1 Tel: ***** Cable "CITOHCO" Congratulates METRO LTD. I
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      212 15 Congratulations to METRO LTD. i On The New Extension To Their Departmental Store from: mi \ma\ii s niiMuom 91, HIGH STREET SINGAPORE-6. TEL: ***** i Sincere Felicitations METRO LTD. On The New Extension To Their Departmental Store K. CHELLARAM SONS (Far East) Ltd. > 102, HIGH STREET SINGAPORE-6. n TEL:
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    Lock icon THE BAY STREET BOYS LOSE THEIR GRIP...
    1014 16  -  PAUL DRAKE A SHADOW FALLS ACROSS THE SUNNY BAHAMAS... by NASSAU, Thurs. THE image of the Bahamas as projected by die Government's Development Board is one of a tourist paradise; ;i tax-free haven for Investors; ;i millionaires' playground of palm trees. calypso music
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    The suitor who threatened a Penang judge
    1146 16 The suitor who threatened a Penang judge IT is possibly a fact that judges have few friends. Infallibility is certainly a very poor basis upon which to build the warm human relationship that is friendship. And judges, so far as judgment goes anyway, must have a far higher degree of
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      234 16 Jj^iaL* V^N\ 1:'»IOJ:?»1U I 'L^ IttHMfffiiKnffirl "j* V^S THERE AND BACK ll &J9 Iw^lHF*' (Economy Class) W&S^ f QANTAS TEST MATCH J| I 4 SERVICE ll n! v^^KjlSSSliß Bl for latest scores x VS£* -^■HBR^" .^^blb^. ■'vC .-_^^^bk# s7-i^ m VJbbbl vßbbbhb» VJbwJI TBsw* •Mx^J^JDßa*^**^ **W**' WA9I BANGKOK INDIA PAKISTAN
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      1045 17 NASSIM ft CO., (SINGAPORE) LIMITED will sell by Public Auction in their gale-Rooms Nos. i *V 4-1, Collyer Quay. Singapore, on Saturday. Ist December. 1962. at 10 a.m. Lounge suites; Wardrobes; Beds, Dining Table and Chairs; Sideboards; Bookcases; 2 Cases Textiles; a quantity of animal toys and record carrying ca^es
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      203 17 (Continued from Pace 12) SITUATIONS VACANT •v WordM iS (Milt )—Bnx SU rl* WANTED YOUNC PLEASANT English speaking capable Cook /Houseboy with references. Phone after one p.m. (Spore) *****. FIRST CLASS AMAH required for small European family. Calrnbill area. Live In or out. References required. Phon* (Spore) ***** after 2
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      1068 17 SITUATIONS VACANT M Word* SS (Mim.)-Bnx SO rfs. extra! WANTED TEACHERS tor Korm 4 »nd 5 for English, and Mathematics In Independent Afternoon School. Kuala, Lumpur Box AIIT9 S.T.. K.L. EXPERIENCED TEACHERS to teach up to Korm V in a large Independent School in Kuala Lumpur. Oood remuneration. Apply Box
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      934 17 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Word* SS (Mim.)— Box St cl*. txtrm OUR CLIENT WISHES to relinquish booking of Grange Mansion situated at Paterson Koad Orange Road. Contact David Phoa A Son*. Valuer Estate Agencies. Tel (Spore) *****, ***** WHAT OFFER? Valuable Kreenold two-storeyed T«rrace He use Three bedroom upstairs
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      909 17 EDUCATION 20 Word* Si (Min.)—Box SO et: txtrm HOME-STUDY COURKS: All suhlects HSC/GCK. OSC/KMCK/GCK QT. a LCK Prospectus trea H.U Lovell Hewitt. M.C., Principal. ''Private Tutor, (Correspondence College) Kmon.. KO Box KO (B'pore 15). CVMA COLLIDE (CORRESPOND CNCE): Kor *clentincally deviled nome-study courses lot KM C School Cert.. H S.C..
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      1057 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Wmrd* SS (Mim.)— Box SO cl: txtrm JAGUAR MK.S /0.000 miles excellent condition new tyre* battery. Safety belts licenced February 196.. $9000 or nearest offer. Telephone K.L. ***** 1962 MINI MINOR 7, T00 miles first registered June Regularly serviced perfect condition. Owner leaving Singapore $3.7UU Phone
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      928 17 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE, ETC tt Wmrd* SS (Mim.)— Box SO et: extra i TIRED? LET LAURA Massaxe Steamhath refresh you Licensed Masseur/ Masseuse 319-P River Valley Road Spore Telephone tHTt 10.00 am 8.00 D.m share GENTLEMEN to, Dwediaa massage, aleambaths. lanal skin treatment, manicures and uediruics Hint "Jeans" Aircondmoned salon. IViiang
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    MANGANESE ORE MINE IN THAILAND
    263 18  - MANGANESE ORE MINE IN THAILAND HENRY PAUL Ipoh enterprise's new venture By NEWLY .established Malayan enterprise, with headquarters in Ipoh and working through a Thailand registered subsidiary, is to mine an extensive jungle area in southern Thailand for manganese ore. The area to be mined is in Kumoon. and the
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    134 18 Ford aim to synchronise shipments rpHE product timing man-i 1 ager of Ford Dagenham, j Mr. K. S. Brown, was in Singapore last week working out detailed plans and schedules I with Ford Malaya personnel to ensure that the introduc- 1 tion of all future Ford cars I and trucks
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    161 18 Honda to market new models UONDA Motor Co. j Ltd.. Japan's biggest motor-cycle manu facturer. is planning to offer a wider range of its machines to the Ma- layan market. According to Mr. T Koba- yashi. assistant general manager of the company's export division, arrangements are now being made in
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    51 18 Booming sales of United States autos have sharply cut inventories of many dealers. As a resjlt customers are waiting three weeks and longer for deliveries of some models, according to company reports. New car stocks on November 21 fell to 743.200 or a 27 day
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    271 18  - SINGLET FACTORY HAS BIG PLANS OH KEE TIANG By AFTER starting operations nine months ago. the million-dollar I Mm Ngai Knitting Factory at Permatang Pauh Road, Butterworth, will be officially declared open by the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, on Sunday. "The establishment of thp factory is testimony of
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    «'?:.'.'.l:-tiMtMtWS AND VIEWS Discs big business in Singapore
    231 18 «'?:.'.'.l:-tiMtMtWS AND VIEWS Discs big business in Singapore T^EXT to Japan. Singapore is the biggest phonograph record market in. the Far East, according to Mr. Robert B. Weiss, the international director of Warner Bros. Records Inc. of California. "Compared to Hong Kong, It is five times a.s large, chiefly because
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    UNION OIL DEAL COMPLETED
    99 18 UNION OIL DEAL COMPLETED Union Oil Co of California, of which Unoco i Malaya i Ltd. is an overseas marketing subsidiary, has recently completed the purchase of > ill the oil and gas producing pro* perties, undeveloped acreage and related assets of Texas National Petroleum Co. As a result of
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    25 18 Swissair has taken deliver}' of its eighth and last Caravelle jet which ts now operating on a scheduled j j service In Europe
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    141 20 MELBOURNE, Thurs. ILTOST leaders eased today. B H P iTA and Colonial Suxar both were down is. Generally moves were small and were mostly lower. The Bank of New South Wales respondeo higher to £45 on its share split plans. Reid Murray held steady at Is. 4d. after
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    153 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Nov. 28. Three months. Business dens: Dunlopa 14 at* 9. Darby 4<d. K. N. 16 eta. <■■ Storage 4 Id. Gammon 11 eta. 8 Traction I It J. YVaugn 14 Ha. Bhell 13 cts. M. Brew. 2o <:u. Ktcamshlp 8 eta. M. Cement 18 els. S.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    251 20 DECEMBER Writ (rade rubber buyers f.a.b. closed nt 5 p.m. In Singapore and Xim 1 Lumpur yesterday at 80 rents per lb. unchanged. The tone was quiet. t.CC. H A. and F. M.R.I, cloatng prices in aaiati i«r Ik. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 9.8. prompt t.o.h. nuyera SO.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    96 20 CHINESE Produce txehanga Singapore neon prieei per plcul yesterday: Coconut all: bulk *41i seller*, drum $44| sellers. Copra: Nov. UK/Cootlnent $2Ka buyers. $29a sellers. Popper: Muntok white $135 sellers, Sarawak white *132 i sellers special Sarawak black $95 sellers. garbled Launponx black S92i aellers. ABTA $100 sellers. Stogaawrs
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    70 20 rE Malayan Exchanga Banks' Aaaaciatlwi made tbene changes In lta rati-n to merchants yesterday (all ratca to tlOO): Sailing TT or OD raady: Balglan Francs 16L'<ij: Hallamf OulMara 117*; Dautscha Marka 1301: Italian Lira *****. On the Tret axchanga market In Hang Kang the U.I. dollar wai quoted
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    NEW BOOM IN INDUSTRIALS ON WAY AFTER BUDGET
    682 20 From Our Market Correspondent EVERY signs of a new boom in industrials appeared to be developing on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday as a result of elation due to the mildness of Wednesday's Federation budget proposals. New money which had been holding
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 20 Malayan Storks Indices Nov. 28 Nov. 29. Industrials: 1f11.97 195.64 Tir.v 283.34 282.97 S rubbers: 179.12 179.50 Jan. 1. 1958 nm
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    641 20 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: lnduitri.lt: Baulttad a. 000) 51.70: Ounlopa 12.29 si.. 12.30 SL. (3.000) *2.30. (1.000) 12.28. (2.0O0) $2.31. (5.000) 12.32. (3.000) $2.33: Eait Imtlting (1.000)
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    Straits tin is unchanged: Rubber market inactive
    345 20 rpHE price of Straits tin remained unchanged yes- terday at $429.87$ per picul on an offering reduced by 10 tons to 240 tons. In London on Wednesday a steady tone was apparent In tin at the outset of dealings. Thereafter, prices showed a
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    208 20 CHIPS tying alongtldt th« liniaptri «hirni today ajMI Nlrhirel Maru. Karachi 6 Osaka Maru 6A. Arrmtxktrk 1/2, Steel Advorate .'i-~ 44, Bongloc 33/34. M*r»y Lloyd 13/14. Gor K on B/M, Malay 19, Bt.omron 3S'3B, B«({amat NW. 3. Elsan Maru 4 5. Tokyo Maru H Oular raadi: Tuitli.i.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    21 20 No\erabfr 29 MALAYAN RIBRKK PUCK: 80 ctnts (unchanged). TIN: s!J>9.B7J (unchanged). Fstimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons)
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      640 20 «oifeuuNu tunux satasjaj lov't snast .-n •Kiitma*. nan«, oaaain. 10UDIMA 11/12 Oac U/14 Oac 15 Otc Aamtra, lantrtM. v aan. traataa leum a «tsi trues ttivtct fMN TmCRA 7/ I Ice Durban (11/12), Port Eluabeth (24/12). Capetown (2112), Mitadi fN/12), Port Harcourt. Ufos (1/1), Cotonou (1/1), Lome, Temj, Takoradi, Freetown,
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      835 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I MALAYAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE LIMITED Assistant Accountant required by Malayan Industrial Development Finance Limited, a public company. Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya. Candidates should be Federal Citizeiii/State Nation.i.s. must hold recognised accountancy qualifications wiui a nu:ur.iuni <>'. 1 three years practical experience and .should be able
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    31 21 I.ATK MX. N. K. THOMAS OF LIMA BLAS ESTATE. SLIM KIVER UKI',\RTi;U ON 30-11-1960. SADLY MISSED. BUT NEVKR KORGOTTKX BY MRS. N. K. THOMAS AND < lIII.DREN.
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      782 21 WAR DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE. By order of the Director of Ordnance Services. GHQ FARELF, lenders are invited for the purof Vehicles and Earth Movxjpt surplus to WD requirements, comprising 16 Lots. Persons not registered with the Director of Ordnance Services must deposit $2500 with the Command er, Command Pay Office,
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      125 21 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman, Economic Development Eoard. 2nd Floor, Fullerton Building, up to noon on Friday, 14th December, 1962, for:— EXECUTION OF EARTHWORKS AND RECLAMATION OF PULAU SEMULUN AND EARTHWORKS IN CUT AND FILL AT HILL NO. 13 TG. KLING, JURONG. (Show
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      661 21 TENDERS J.K.R. KEDAH TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from registered JKR Contractors In class "C" and above at the office of the Jurutera Negeri, Kedah/ Perils, Alor Star, up to 3.00 pm. 1 of the Bth day of December, 1962. For:— i The general transport of materials within the
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      429 21 NOTICES MALAYAN PRODUCERS. LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) Notice is hereby given that first Interim dividend ot 10' j Imi 40"o Malayan tax in respect ot the year ending 31st December. 1962 will be paid to shareholders oa 10th December, 1962. Notice is also heieby given that the
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      254 21 NOTICES SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Extraordinary Genera) Meeting on Ethical Code, 30th November. 196'J at the Medical Centre at 8.15 p.m. Dinner at 7.00 p.m. JOHORE J.K.K. KOAD NOTICE Bridge No. 1/70 at lsc. Mile Yong Peng Parit Sulons Road will be under repairs and vehicles in excels of 5 tons
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      350 21 TENDERS TENDERS from Contractors registered with Public Works Department, Singapore, In Class "B" and above, and under Head I will be received at the Public Works Department. High Street. Singapore 6 in Tender Box No. 1 up to noon of the 21.12.62 for The Construction of sewage disposal works at
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      286 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPOINTMENT AS ILTOR9 APPLICATIONS are Invited for appointment as tutors in the Faculties of Arts. Sci.snce and Engineering and the non-faculty department of agricu. '.ure in 1963. The post of tutor is normally tenable for a period of one year I but may be renewed
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      221 21 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 provides public passenger transport services throughout the Kuching Municipal Area. The successful applicant will be responsible 'o the Directors for the
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      49 22 SOCCER Cow Gate final (Ipoh): Shaw Bros 1 Kllat 0. Klang Div. 2 KO: Umno Tapah 5 Highland SC 0. Friendly (Kluang) BOMBS 3 Indians 2. HOCKEY— S'ifor Div. 1: Fed Signals 8 Postals 0. FMC "A 1 2 SIA 0 Penan* Life: MTC 2 IA 0.
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      Side-lined Kim Swee philosophic as CA are crushed 5-0
      251 22 MARINES... S: CA...0 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Quah Kirn Swee, Singapore's brilliant inside-forward, was a sideline spectator as his team, Chinese Ath'etic. failed In their efforts to stop Marines from entering the final of the SAFA Senior Cup competition at Jalan Besar Studlum
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      514 22 GAMES ROUNDUP: PERTH, Thursday CERAPHINO ANTAO (Kenya) and Miss Dorothy Hyman (England), who completed the men's and women's sprint doubles, and a brilliant marathon win for Brian Kilby (England) provided the highlights when the athletics programme resumed today at the Commonwealth games here. Antao, who
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      Lock icon LEONG MISSES BRONZE BY 5-lb
      162 22 LEONG MISSES BRONZE BY 5-lb PERTH, Thurs. Malaya's weightlifter Leong Chim Seong misled a bronze medal by only five pounds in the middleheavy division competition at the Commonwealth Games today. Leong's total lift was 875-lb, only five pounds less than the total of the bronze medal winner, Jackie Samuel of
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      Hag holds the key to Sunday's final
      219 22 SINGAPORE, Thursday. WHEN Singapore meet Selangor in the final of the Malayan Hockey Federation inter-state competition on Sunday they will be without their best defender. He is left-half Harbhajan Singh, around whom the Singapore defence is built. Harbhajan. a teacher, will miss the
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      Kecs make it six wins in a row
      160 22 Kecs make it six wins in a row CINOAPORE, Thurs. Playing with ten men for the last 40 minutes of the game. RAJ". Changi went down nnhting to Singapore Recreation Club by 5-1 in their SHA league Div. 1 match played on the padang today. This was Recs' sixth successive
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      PERTH: Fifth day's results
      653 22 ATHLETICS 220 YARDS FINAL (World record 20.5 by P. Radford. Eng, 1960, A. M. Dravton, US. 1962. Games record 20.9 by T. Robinson, Bahamas, and E. Jeffreys, S. Africa, 1958. and S. Antao. Kenya, 1962) IS. Antao (Kenya) 21.1, 2 D. Jones (Ent?> 21.5. 3 J.
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      69 22 SOCCER European Nations Cop lit rd (Belfast): N. Ireland 2 Poland 0. 2nd leg. N. Ireland won on 4-0 aggregate. European Cup 2nd rd: Ipswich 2 AC Milan 1. 2nd leg Milan won on 4-2 aggregate. Vasas. Budapest 2 Fevenoord, Rotterdam 2, 2nd leg; both teams to
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    TEST POSER: CAN THE ENGLAND BATSMEN TAME BENAUD?
    862 23  - TEST POSER: CAN THE ENGLAND BATSMEN TAME BEN AUD? JACK FINGLETON BY Brisbane, Thursday WHAT HAPPENED in the last hour of play on Tuesday at the Brisbane Cricket Ground was of particular significance so far as the First Test between England and Australia starting here tomorrow is concerned. The ball
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    290 23  -  EPSOM JEEP By SINGAPORE. Thurs. The rains have come and it looks like another wet Singapore Turf Club meeting at Buklt Timah. This morning's trackwork was washed out by Incessant rain which started at 3 a.m. The going has changed from good
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    49 23 PHOENIX (Arizona). Thun. Mrs Richard C. Duponfs Kclso was chosen today as American Champion of the Year by the Thoroughbred Racing Association. It was the third successive championship for the live-year-old gelding, who won five and was second lour times In 11 races this season.— Reuter.
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    362 23 PMs wish women's meet 'all success' IPOH. Thurs.— The Prime Ministers of Malaya and Singapore have wished the three-nation women's hockey meet which begins at Seremban on Sunday "very success." The meet-between Malaya, Singapore and Australia. will be played in lour centres— Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh, with 20
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    131 23 BRISBANE. Thurs. The weather for the First Test hert hub turned hot and humid with the possibility of storms and England may regret the Inclusion of only one slow bowler against Australia, writes Beuter correspondent Leslie Smith. It could 'oe very exhausting for the pace men
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      130 23 HOCKEY SPORE DIV. 1: University v Police (Thomson Rd>; Dlv. 2: Naval Police v RAF Seletar SOOR DIV. 2: Sgor Club v Radio Malaya (XL padang) Municipal v Dewan Lalehan (Taylor Rd Fed Ord. Depot v TT and TTC (Batu); TPCA 'B 1 v University B (Princes Rd) FMC "B
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    196 24  - Higher tote tax will hit racing EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government's proposal to increase the tax on totalisator bets from 10 to 15 per cent is causing grave concern in official racing circles. Even money bet is that the Malayan Racing Association will meet soon to lodge
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    64 24 MB. P. S. DIAS. 57. >«-t.rrtay No. •■■id 12/14 V.]. fun.ral todny. Cortrne Iravei hnns« at 4.30 p.m. for vivi.ru Church. P.J. tii.m. Chrr»f Road Ometery. DANKER FREDDIE (am I), vniimcrnt son of Mr. and Mr- H. K. Hunker of Port Dirkaon paxurd away at (irnrral Ilnsntnl. Sen rnlian.
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    99 24 Supermart spook has staff in tizzy I ONDON. Thurs. The manager and staff of the supermarket at Long Wittenham, Berkshire, have threatened to resign because they say the shop is haunted. The village vicar has held a service in the supermarket which he hoped would end the trouble. Goods moved
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    107 24 THREE MEMBERS of a gang convicted of abducting Mr. Tai Chet Seng leaving the sessions rourt in Kuala Lumpur to serve a three-year s.ntiiK r the maximum a sessions court can impose. From the right are Stanislaus Ho. Chai Kwong and Chan Tan Fatt. They were found
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    148 24 BANGKOK, Thurs. A University Professor is to appear on television tonight to support the Buddhist theory of rebirth. The newspaper Pimp Thai reported today that Professor (Miss) Amphai Sutcharitkul, of Chulalongkorn University, had taken films and recorded tapes of a Buddhist priest who
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    376 24 LONDON. Thur-s. quiet and mixed conditions pre- ailed in the stock markets today. The news that the remaining special deposits are to be released had virtually no effect as it was more than offset by increasing nervousness regarding the unemployment position. Gilts moved up further in early dealings
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    106 24 Woman dies on way to funeral of brother BATU PAHAT, Thurs. A Singapore woman on her way to Kuala Lumpur to attend the funeral of her brother, was killed in a road smash-up near Yong Peng today. Mrs. A. Abeysekera, 54, died on the spot. She was in a car
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    95 24 HONO KONG, Thurs. Groups of tourists from Thailand. Indonesia. Singapore, Malaya, Formosa, British North Borneo. Sarawak fend Brunei will in future be able to visit Hong Kong under the sponsorship of a reputable agency with a single group vUa. The acting Director of Immigration. Mr. W. E.
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    Sarawak Alliance pledges unity
    154 24 KLCHING, Thurs— The Sarawak Alliance pledged on its formation here today that it would strive for the unity of the people and for the independence of Sarawak within the framework of Malaysia. The Alliance is a reconstitution oi the Sarawak United Front composed of five rightwing
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    Hindu festival
    33 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Hindu .staff of the Medical Department will celebrate the Karthigai Sathurthl festival at tne Sri Senpajra Vinayagar Temple, Ceylon Road, tomorrow with music, dances, prayers and a procession.
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