The Straits Times, 17 November 1963

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in I NO. 1.447 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1963. 20 CENTS KDN 355
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    PHOTO NEWS THE TENGKU HITS AT CONTINUED U.S. AID TO INDONESIA
    310 1 PHOTO NEWS THE TENGKU HITS AT CONTINUED U.S. AID TO INDONESIA KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Tengku Abdul Kahman today strongly deplored the continurd United States economic and military aid to Indonesia. He is reported to have told 150 Umno executives at a twoday course at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka that
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    Razak: We are getting closer to Manila
    657 1 Razak: We are getting closer to Manila KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Malayan Cabinet, at an emergency meeting this morning. took a "favourable view" towards settling the crisis between the Philippines and this country. The Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak. said that after "careful consideration" of the proposals put forward
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    CALL-UP: FIRST MOVE
    382 1  -  RONALD KINSEY By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. It was officially announced today that the Yang di-Pertuan Agong will "very shortly" make a proclamation invoking the National Service Ordinance, 1962. There will be nation-wide registration of eligible young men. A call-up for national service may follow at a later
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    52 1 rLI R ANSON, Sat. The "Festival of Liehts" celebrated in Hindu homes here last night turned ont to be a celebration in darkness. All lights in the town failed when a falling tree smashed thr main transmission line during a blinding thunderstorm yesterday. Power was restored five
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    Heavy rain brings floods
    158 1 Heavy rain brings floods SINGAPORE. Sat. Heavy rain fell this evening resulting in fo o t-deep floods along Bukit Tlmah Road in fror. of the University of Singapore. The meteorological station at the airport recorded 0.48 inches of rainfall. Much of Malaya, too. was blanketed by heavy monsoon downpours sweeping
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    Aid bill passed
    31 1 WASHINGTON. Bat. The Senate yesterday passed a 53. 702.368.000 Foreign Aid Bill after cutting the amount requested by President Kennedy by a total o( more than $827 million.
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    The 13-pound samasher
    151 1  - The 13-pound samasher LEE FOO SAN By lI'OH, Sat.— A mother of eight, Madam Chant; Yoong Thye, 29, gave birth to baby boy, weighing 13 Ib. at a private maternity home in Buntong new village here last night Madam Chung's husband. Mr. Kan Kow. 32. a build hag contractor, went
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    Soekarno preparing for war against Malaysia'
    516 1 LONDON, sal.— A Guardian newspaper corrtsponaent reported toaay irom (Singapore mat meu were many indications that President iaoeicainu was gradually wonting up towards open war itguin&i Malaysia early next year. The dispatch, by Ciare Homngworth, was puDiisned under the headline: "Troops In Singapore not
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    THE BLIND GIRL WHO CAME TOP OF HER (SIGHTED) CLASS
    312 2 THE BLIND GIRL WHO CAME TOP OF HER (SIGHTED) CLASS TT was a double triumph for Amah binte Hamzah as she went up to collect her prize for general merit from the wife of Penangs Chief Minister. Datin Won* Pow Nee. when she came top of her class at the
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    RUMOURS WARNING BY MCA LEADER
    252 2 KUANTAN, Saturday. leader of the Kuantan M.C.A. Youth Section here, Mr. Lim Chin Hui, tonight warned youths not to be led astray by unscrupulous politicians who were going round spreading malicious rumours about Malaysia. Mr. Lim said that these politicians were a danger to society
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    Comet takes off after 4 attempts
    93 2 Comet takes off after 4 attempts SYDNEY Sat.— A Singa-pore-Dound BOAC Comet finally took off early this afternoon on its fitth attempt in two days. Tne delay, which cost the cempany "several thousand pounds." was caused by a 30-cent piece of engine wiring. During the past 43 hours, BOAC flight
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    NGEE ANN COLLEGE COURSE FOR PUPILS FROM ENGLISH SCHOOLS
    220 2 QIfcGAPORE, Sat. The Ngee Ann College in Tank Road announced today that It would set up a preparatory class next year with a view to providing pre-unlverstty education to students from Engllstilanguage schools. The college said that In keeping with its
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    Traffic cases for one court
    54 2 BINGAPORE. Sat —All traffic summonses will be mentioned In the Ninth Magistrate's Court In South Bridge Road instead of the Traffic Courts In Sepoy Lines from next year. Mr. J.B. Jeyaretnam. district judge and firs' magistrate, has ordered this new practice in circulars aent to
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    New bid to refloat ship fails
    155 2 New bid to refloat ship fails SINGAPORE. Sat. Another attempt to refloat the British freighter. Woodburn. which was stuck on a reef off Horsburg Lighthouse. 35 miles east of Singapore, has failed, the Master Attendant. Capt. J.A.L. Pavltt, announced today. The "Selat Sunda' belonging to a local shipping firm. Kie
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    Soldier killed in a car crash
    93 2 Soldier killed in a car crash MALACCA. Sat. An Australian soldier. Private Francis Noel O'Sulllvan. 21 was killed in a motor accident at the lOi milestone Sungel Udang Road here last night. Pte. O'Sullivan. Cached to the 3rd Bn.. Royal Australian Regiment in l'evndak Camp, was travo'M-ig In a sports
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    Before death -a gift
    311 2 BUSINESSMAN LEAVES 10,000 BOOKS TO STORE UNIVERSITY SINGAPORE. Sat. Over the pa^t 30 years, slowly, diligently, Singapore businessman Mr. Koh Siow Nam has been scouring beckshops all over the world for rare Chines-e classics. The other day, when a count was made in the huge library
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    Visit put off
    34 2 TAIPING. Sat. Tlv the Su tan of Per.ik and ItM R;>Ki PeremDUiin to TaipniK from Nov. 23 to 25 has been postponed as the district has been gazetted a cholera-infected area.
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    Community hall
    30 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— T!*e Mtui-i Besar of Selangor. Tvio Abu Balcar bin Baginda. w,j| <>nen a community hill -it Kamnong Betejantr. Batu Caves at 4 pjn. on Monday.
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    Blast at Nair MTUC CONCERN FOR WORKERS ON 'DOORSTEP1
    391 3 Blast at Nair MTUC CONCERN FOR WORKERS ON 'DOORSTEP 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The Malayan Trade Union Congress said today that as Singapore was 'part and parcel" of the Malaysian territories, i* was inevitable that the Congress should be interested in the affairs of the thousands of workers "right at
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    CASH, FLATS FOR FIP.E VICTIMS
    222 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The first 25 of the 190 families left homeless after yesterday's Geylang fir*>, today moved into new housing and development flats in Bukit Ho Wee Arrangements to house all the families were completed last night, but several of the victims stayed with relatives
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    Contractor shoots an armed thug in his bedroom
    560 3  - Contractor shoots an armed thug in his bedroom RUDY BELTRAM HOUSEWIFE IS AWAKENED AND THREATENED WITH DEATH: MAN HELD DV POLICE By KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A MILLIONAIRE'S eldest son foiled a robbery attempt when he shot and wounded one of two armed thugs who raided his house in Setapak here
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    Lord Reith to see Tengku
    47 3 KUAJLA LD.JPUR. Sat.— Lord Reith, 74. vice-chairman of the British Oxygen Co Ltd.. London, flew in today from Colombo for a two-day visit. During his stay here he will call on Tengku Abdul Rahman and visit his associate company Malayan Oxygen Limited
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    Khalsa concert
    22 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Singapore Khalsa Association* Cultural and Social Section will hold a Dewall night with a variety concert tomorrow.
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    Call to society to reduce bank overdraft
    91 3 Call to society to reduce bank overdraft ROTA BHARU. Sat. The Minister ol Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Mohameri Khir Joharl. today told the Kelantan Government Employees Co-operative Socletv that he would like to see the overdraft in the society's bank account reduced and not increasing every year. The Minister's speech
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    Five terrorists wounded
    46 3 KUCHINO. Sat. Police announced today that security forces wounded five Indonesianbased terrorist* in an exchange of fire last Wednesday near th« Indonesian border in thr> Second Division. One member of the Government forces was fatally wounded The number of terrorist* was not known.
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      47 3 Comics 18. 20 J I Features 13 I I Films 9 I I For Women 14 I Jan r L*e 15 I I Know Alls IS I Motoring 10 I Photo IS I I Profit 8 I Serial v 16. 17 Stars IS I La lnlr J
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      DID 8,000 DIE IN PRISON RUN BY DIEM'S BROTHER?
      298 4  -  GARRY BARKER From SAIGON, Saturday. J HAVE just visited a Vietnamese concentration camp where, it is believed, 8,000 people may have died some of them killed by wild animals in cages. It belonged to the brother of the deposed President of
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      Macapagal to reshuffle his Cabinet
      141 4 Macapagal to reshuffle his Cabinet MANILA Sat. President Macapagal was reported to be preparing to reshuffle his Cabinet as soon as public excitement over the outcome of the Philippine national off-year elections has settled down. Macapagals ruling party has clinched four out of eight senatorial seats contested in the elections,
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      Student jailed for stealing books
      165 4 Student jailed for stealing books ONDON, Sat. Albert Fung, a student from Hong Kong, was sentenced to six months In Jail yesterday after pleading guilty to 27 charges of stealing books, a list of which he carefully recorded in his diary. Fung. 26. son of a Hong Kong school teacher,
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      Lock icon WOMAN IS BEHIND THE WRIT
      498 4 MRS. BROOK: I DONT WANT DUKES MONEY' LONDON, Saturday. PREY-HAIRED Mrs. Barbara Florence Brook, who has issued a writ for alleged slander against the Duke of Kent, last night said: "I am going on with it." 'I don't want the Duke's money. I just want
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      Lock icon Abortion and Oxford's girl -students
      208 4 Abortion and Oxford's girl -students ONDON. Sat An article Li In the Oxford University student newspaper published today said 15 girl undergrads had abortions last year and these were not the only ones. Geoff James, 21. a third-year history student, said he spent a fortnight doing research for his article.
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      Shares fall in Wall Street
      48 4 NEW YORK. Sat. Wall Street closed yesterday at lowest levels with a fair showing of losses ranging mostly up to one dollar. The Dow Jones Industrial average fell "04 points to *****. The number of shares changing hands rose *****0 to 4.79 million.
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      America's 847 to fade away
      45 4 WASHINGTON. Sat. America's 847 bombers will fade away to the Arizona Desert Instead of being scraped like their 836 predecessors. The Air Force believes the planes once worth US$2.5 billion might be useful in war If kept in good condition.
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      Frederic Bennett
      29 4 Conservative Member of Parliament said In London yesterday he was surprised but not shocked at the decision of the Kenya Government to declare him a prohibited Immigrant.
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      COURT RULING SHOCK: TWINS CAN HAVE DIFFERENT FATHERS
      198 4 VIENNA. Sat.— Twins can have different fathers, the Austrian Supreme Court has ruled The decision came at the end of a paternity case brought by a young unmarried mother from Stainz. Styrla. against a man friend after the birth of twins Blood
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      FISHERMAN WHO RATTLED
      213 4 FISHERMAN WHO RATTLED Crew feared noise was caused by an evil spirit Sat There was something strange about the new deckhand Manuel Soages, Every time the fishing smack pitched or rolled his stomach was heard to rattle. The other seamen became uneasy, superstitlously fearing some evil. They shunned quiet-spoken 55--year-old
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      22V2 miles into space in a souped up jet
      166 4 22 V2 miles into space in a souped up jet LOS ANGELES. Sat— An Air Force test pilot has shot 22 < 2 miles into space to an unofficial world altitude record from ground takeoff, it was announced at Edwards Air Force base yesterday. Brig. Gen. Irving L. Branch. flight
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      SENATOR GOLDWATER, HOODLUMS AND ORGANISED GAMBLING
      271 4 LAS VEGAS, Sat. The Las Vegas Review Journal said yesterday a book to be published on Dec. 13 tells of Senator Barry G o 1 d w a t c r's friendship with two big-time hoodlums who have been murdered. The book about Las
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  • FOREIGN DESK
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      A rake
      219 5 MIDDLE-AGED TV ENGINEER GETS JAIL FOR I SEX ORGIES I \|OSCOW. Sat. A local x K Moscow court yesterday brushed aside a prominent Moscow television engineer's plea of lmpotency and sentenced him to three years" hard labour for seducing at least 41 teenage girls In sex orgies at
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      On top
      232 5 Vice Premier wins I struggle for power within j Iraq party BEIRUT, Sat —The struggle for power within the Iraqi Baath Party has culminated In a victory for the Vice-Premier. Mr. All Saleh Saadi, though he himself did not come out unscathed. Mr. Saadl. who was forcibly thrown
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      President Kennedy
      10 5 is spending a weekend In Palm Beach. Florida.
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      Laurence Michelmore
      21 5 ...was yesterday officially appointed Commissioner-General of the UN Relict and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees In the Near East.
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    • BRIEFS
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        CRAWLING NOEL
        121 5 Playwright (books lost) flees a fire NEW YORK,- Sat. Noel Coward crawled into a corridor to escape on his hands and knees the choking smoke of a fire that broke out in his flat here. The blaze destroyed a table and a bookcase, but the British playwright was
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        63 5 BRISBANE: Among warriors, animals and crocodiles painted by a Stone Age artist on a cave wall in Queensland's Deighton mountains has been discovered an unmistakable portrait of an Englishman wearing naval uniform and a cocked hat. It is an Australian aboriginal's record of Captain James Conk's discovery of Australia, painted*
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        68 5 IAS IK 1.1. AM.. France: A shepherd fought a battle with an eagle for a lamb which the eagle had swooped down on and was about to carry oft. The eagle already had the lamb in its claws when shepherd Leon Morin attacked it with his stick. The eagle fought
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        43 5 /I. KM ATT: This Swiss mountain resort is banning the use of bells on horse-drawn sleigh taxis between 10 p.m. and 9 a.m. to give sleeping tourists a full night's rest "as sleigh bells are charming, but they could disturb a restless sleeper."
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        57 5 BONN: American service club managers in West Germany breathed sigh of rellei over the departure to Switzerland of the "Terror of the One-Armed Bandits" exG I. Daniel J. Robida, 39, who was "deported" by Wiesbaden police because he broke the law by gaining illegal entry to the clubs to "milk"
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        25 5 NEW YORK: The Russians are being forced to seek huge amounts of II.S. alcohol to replenish their dwindling vodka supplies, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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        38 5 LONDON: Pat Rose, the blonde fiance of British frogman Lionel (Buster) Crabb, is going to Moscow to ask the Russians what happened to him. Crabb disappeared during an unexplained dive beneath 'the Soviet cruiser Ordzhonikidze in April. 1956.
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        54 5 LONDON The National (iallery said it has received another anonymous letter purported to come from the thieves who stole the $2 million Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington in August. lMiil. There have been three anonymous letters offering to return it if $2 million were paid to charity and
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      Lock icon BUTLER: WE WON'T BE DETERRED...
      269 5 LONDON, Saturday. R. A. BUTLER, Britain's new Foreign Secretary, said last night that the British Government "have no intention of being deterred by anyone from continuing our assistance and support to the Federation of Malaysia." I Speaking In a House of Commons foreign policy j
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      'Clearing house'
      101 5 E23.BHHR UONGKONG. Sat. The International Press Institute's eight Asian seminar discussed the establishment of a "clearing house" here for the exchange of feature materials among Chineselanguage newspapers in South-East Asia. Representatives of Chi-nese-language newspapers In Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Formosa and Hong Kong at the meeting agreed on the
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      New journalist union plan
      43 5 ACCRA, bat. About 200 Airican journalists nieetmu here yesterday decided to torm a journalists organisation to be known as the Pan-Alncan Union ot Journalists, the Ghana news agency reported The live-day meeting was opened by President Nlcrumah on Monday
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      SOUTH-EAST ASIA AND TOP JOBS AT THE UN: PLEA BY THAILAND
      246 5 I'NITED NATIONS. Bat Thailand sa'.d yesterday that South -East Asia is Inadequately represented at policy-making levels in the United Nations Secretariat Mr. NLssal VeJJailva, Thailand, told the General Assembly's administrative and budgetary committee that five South-East Asian member countries,
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    PERSONAL
    20 6 20 ward* Si:/- (Minimum) lON A. Happy HirtruUy my dejrcut Word* cannot express such ■Mter de.«ulanun Com* hack soon.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    143 6 in Wor4t S7.Hi (Ml*.) WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH. .i rort Canning Road. Singapore Teleil one Mm. Worship Services at 7.30 .i m.. 10 IMI a.m. and 5.30 p.m. Sunday Hi boot for all ages at %M a.m. Kverybo4> Welcome PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In Rlni|K,rr Orchard Road Sunday service V a.m.
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  • SUNDAY TIMES OPINION PAGE
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      THE RURAL REVOLUTION IN SARAWAK
      458 6 4 LL newly-independent nations face two problems. And Sarawak Is no exception. With the decision to bring Sarawak into th e Malaysian fold. Chief Minister Stephen Kalong Ningkan tackled the first problem of stimulating in his countrymen a wide acceptance of the need for change
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      CASE FOR CHEAPER PETROL
      731 6  -  K. BASKARAN By Kuala Lumpur THE petrol companies have reduced prices and this time is as good as any to lir the grouses of Malaya's 350,000 car owners. Frankly speaking, as a motorist myself, I feel that we are being penalised in a dozen different ways.
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      BARNEY FOR BOXING
      653 6  - BARNEY FOR BOXING LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE AT LAST I have found a Malaysian boxing promoter who is prepared to put his faith and his bank balance in the skill and courage of the local lad He is 40-year-old Barney Ong. a director ot Malaya Film and Investment Ltd..
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    • SPEAKING PERSONAL
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        BLACK MAGIC CURSE
        144 6 I am sure the death ol the Japanese doctor's wife referred to by Mr Goh Boon Hua (Opinion Page, Oct. 20) was caused by black magic it is a dangerous thing to stand in front of an ailing man's house, especially when a Taolst priest is chanting
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        BEAUTY IN PENANG
        72 6 A 8 A resident of this island I disagree with Evelyn Tv (Bunday Times, Oct. 27) that Penang girls are not fashion or cosmetic conscious. They are quite as sophisticated as their sisters In the south. Admittedly Penang has yet to have a charm school but when
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        BATU ROAD BEGGARS
        133 6 MR. NO Kah Wing certainly did touch something there with his "Meeshop pests" (Opinion Page, Oct. 27). A fortnight ago I went down to Kuala Lumpur to get away from the fishing village noise of my Kuala Perlis where everybody swears at everybody else to their heart's
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        LETTERS OF THE WEEK
        95 6 I WAS surprised to read in a Persian newspaper that Sayed A. Butalem Mousavi, who lives in a village 550 miles from Teheran is 191 years old. He has served under five Iranian kings, married five times, has a wife who is 105 years old and
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      Mr. and Mrs. Sunday Times
      959 6  - Mr. and Mrs. Sunday Times DAVID BARATHAM INTRODUCING By SINGAPORE FOR MORE than a year the SUNDAY TIMES has published articles by Malaysia's New Writers. The Editor has invited me to read their articles again and to compose from them a picture of the typical SUNDAY TIMES READER. Here. then,
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      The things they say because they're they
      262 6 The things they say because they're they PEOPLE are ashamed to be seen out with a dog that does not conduct Itself in a civilised manner Charles Binney. of thp Kennel Club I SOMETIMES teel I would sooner be described as •'wicked" than "weak." London magistrate Harold Sturge. MEN are
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      16 6 ill r 1 HOTEL MERLIN TREACHER ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL
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      415 6 SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS. In rh« May/June, 1963, accountancy and secretarial examination!, A. E. SPECK COMMERCIAL COLLEGE students gainod the majority of the distinctions in VICTORIA. Here ore a few only of the Victorian candidates who can lustly be proud of their achievements and it is regretted limitation of space prevents a
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    Polls: A request on names by the M.C.A.
    375 7 Polls: A request on names by the M.C.A. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The Central General Assembly of the Malayan Chinese Association In asking the Alliance headquarters to nominate, as far as possible, only members residing In the respective constituencies as candidates for the Parliamentary and Stat«» elections. A resolution to this
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    'POCKET VENUS' DIES IN MANSION
    66 7 'POCKET VENUS' DIES IN MANSION Twenty-f o v ryear old Julia Molley, (above) known as the "Pocket Venus," whose death at Taplow, Buckinghamshire, has started a police probe into an extensive blackmail racket. Julia, a dental assistant by day and a party girl at night, died from an overdose of
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    Boycott will not affect flights
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Bit TjW boycott ol J.i )iun Air Lines flights by the Pakistan International Airlines Employees Union which started ve.sterday in Karachi will not affect the airline's service to Singapore. A spokesman for the airline said today: "The boycott has nothing to do with Singapore
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    Woman 'sinseh' charged with attempting abortion on housewife
    167 7 Woman 'sinseh' charged with attempting abortion on housewife SINGAPORE, Saturday. J^ MEDICAL officer at the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital. Dr. Ding Siew Hua, today gave evidence in the second magistrate's court regarding an alleged abortion attempt made by a "sinseh" on a young housewife. Madam Chang Aook Gem. 48, the
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    Body found
    39 7 KUALA LLMPDR. Sat— The body of a youth aged about 20. years, clad only in pyjamas, was found in the (Clang River at the 31 mile Kiann Road here today. Police are trying to Identify the body.
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    Rescue by police
    198 7 FLOOD VICTIMS BROUGHT OUT IN SAMPAN mELUK ANSON. Bat. X Police in a sampan rescued five women and seven children marooned in a flooded squatter area off the 6J mile. Changkat Jong Road here today. The area, about 48 acres be- hind an oil palm estate along
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    Sardon to open new airport police station
    81 7 Sardon to open new airport police station SINGAPORE. Sat Ihe Malaysian Minister ot Transport. Dato San-lon bin Hail Juon will open the new airport police station at 430 p.m on Nov 23 He will then go to the Royal Singapore Plying Club lo hand over, on behalf of the Malaysian
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    Jakarta agents in Spore and Malaya, Ismail warns
    259 7 Jakarta agents in Spore and Malaya, Ismail warns KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. INDONESIAN infiltrators have succeeded in entering Singapore and Malaya to direct underground activities, Da to (Dr.) Ismail bin Da to Abdul Rahman, the Minister for Internal Security, warned today. In a stern warning on Communist activities in Malaysia, Dato
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    Aid for the jobless plan: Details
    136 7 Aid for the jobless plan: Details rjINGAPORE. Sat. DeO tails of a scheme to help workers who may lose their Jobs because of Indonesia's suspension of trade, were published today by the Department of Economic Defence. The plan, which covers workers In rubber milling, smoking, packing and grading industries, is
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    Bus driver on death charge
    45 7 SINGAPORE, bat A Singapore Traction Company bus driver. Loh Teck Poh, was today charged with causing the death of a 16-year-old boy Chlam Siak Hoy. on Aug. 7 by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide Ball was allowed
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    Car crash I suit: Inspector to pay inspector
    141 7 Car crash I suit: Inspector to pay inspector gUTTERWORTH, Sat. An Inspector who sued another police officer for damages caused to his car was today awarded $500 with costs Inspector Kamal bin Mohamed Ariff. formerly attached to the Bukit Mertajam Police Contingent, had claimed $642.65. said to be the balance
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    Language snag rejected
    358 8 Language snag rejected IPOH, Sat jkN APPEAL against conviction and sentence came to a quick end in the High Court here this morning after Mr. Justice Neal interrupted the arguments of a counsel, Mr. W. E. Balasingam. The interruption came when Mr. Balasingam, during his arguments, submitted that his client,
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    Stock exchange
    287 8 Stock exchange SINGAPORE. Sat Combined business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan stock exchange today, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Boustead (4,000) $1.67: Central Prop. (18.000) $1.31, (2.000) $1.32: City Dev. (20,000) 50& cts. (13,000) 51 cts, (5,000) 5iy 2
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    Behind the headlines
    83 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tele- vision viewers will be able to see the production of the Straits Times group of newspapers over TV Slngapura tomorrow night at 8.30 p.m. Entitled "Behind the Headlines," the film deals with the various operations Involved in putting a news story to print. It
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    TEACHERS TOLD: WIN OVER VILLAGERS
    386 8 TEACHERS TOLD: WIN OVER VILLAGERS Minister gives three rules for success in kampongs arm, Saturday. THREE golden rules for adult education teachers to be successful in their work were outlined by Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Ha ji Jawi, the Assistant Minister of Rural Development, here today. i Opening a one-day
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    Think back and let us know
    116 8 Think back and let us know YOU read Angela Poi's story last week. Now what was your closest brush with death during the Japanese occupation? Give your account in 800 words. The best contribution will win a prize of $25. Contributions should be typewritten with double spacing on one side
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    Another $139 for flood victims
    51 8 KUALA LUMPUR. -Sat.—Another 5139 was received by the Straits Times here today for the Cheras flood victims, bringing its total to $45,710.48. The donations are from the staff of the Mechanised Section, Dept. of Statistics. Young Rd.. X.L.. $134. and Mr- D Vincent Anthony, X.L..
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    $1,000 hold-up: 3 charged
    49 8 PENANG. Sat. Tan Kang Hal. 31. Shrub bin Hassan. 22. and Abdul Samat bin Yusoff. 21. claimed trial in the Sessions Court today to a Joint charge of robbing a woman. Sophia binte Musa. of $1,052 worth of jewellery on Nov. 7. Bail was allowed.
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    Importance of community centre...
    85 8 Importance of community centre SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Assemblyman for Bras Basin, Mr. Ho See Beng. tonight sooke of the focal point of racial Integration when he opened the Middle Road Community Centre. "With the formation of Malaysia the importance of the community centre is even more significant as it becomes
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    Apex dance
    29 8 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Apex Club of Johore Bahru will hold a dance in the Diamond Jubilee Hall on Nov. 28 in aid of handicapped and underprivileged children
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    Less reluctant now: Minister
    53 8 IPOH. Sat.— The Minister of Education. Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, today, said that the reluctance of non-Christian parents to send their children to mission schools is fast disappearing. The Minister was speaking at the official opening of an additional building and a laboratory at the Aye
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    Woman robbed of $7
    59 8 PENANG. Sat. Two armed robbers held up a woman. Oon S;e\v Hoon. at Hutchlnns Gardens last nlnht and took her handbag contmnlnc ST and other personal beloncings. Oon. 33, had Juxt got down from ,a bus and was walking towards her house when one man caught
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    P.C. lost gold chain
    48 8 IPOH. Sat. A $105 gold chain was stolen from the police barracks area near the Central Police Station yesterday. Police constable. A. David. 21. found the chain missing half an hour after he had left it in the bathroom when he had a bath-
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    $1m SCHEME TO GET RID OF SLUMS IN KAMPONG BAHRU
    151 8 $1m SCHEME TO GET RID OF SLUMS IN KAMPONG BAHRU ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A JLfc $1 million low-cost housing scheme is being planned to eradicate the slum conditions and congestion in Kampong Bahru here. The houses will be built on 16.1 acres of State land adjoining the Kampong Bahru
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    Labour in Australia likely to form next Govt'
    199 8 Labour in Australia likely to form next Govt' SINGAPORE, Sat.— Mr. Alan Fraser, a Labour Party member in the Australian House of Representatives, who was in Singapore yesterday said that his party would like to establish more friendly ties with Malaysia. In the Nov. 30 general elections, he beleived his
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    Smuggle boat trapped then rammed
    179 8 Smuggle boat trapped then rammed DENANG, Sat. A Customs patrol boat rammed a smugglers' speedboat which tried to flee when challenged early this this morsing. Two men in the smugglers' boat jumped overboard and escaped In the darkness. The Customs party from the anti-smuggling division, led by Asst. Customs Officer
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    All automatic at Tec's exhibition
    90 8 PENANG. Sat. An electronically controlled door, remote-controlled motorboats and a self-feeding water fountain will be among the exhibits on display at the Penang Technical Institute's annual exhibition on Dec. 5. The exhibition will be heid in the open air for the first time. The Governor.
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    Dealers talks
    38 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Thi» Assistant Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Mohamnyd Ismail bin Mohammed Yusof, will open a convention of electrical industry dealers at 10 a.m. on Monday at the Dewan Bahasa da*; Pustaka here.
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      Maverick shoots his TV boss
      466 9 Maverick shoots his TV boss JAMES GARNER, who graduated from the hit TV series as Bret Maverick to become one of the cinema's most sought after leading men. hopped about a corner of Elstree Studios' back lot in the rain dressed only in a pair of trunks and a vest.
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      THE GAY GIRLS WHO LIVE ON A RAZORS EDGE
      1157 9  - THE GAY GIRLS WHO LIVE ON A RAZORS EDGE f THOMAS WISEMAN I TAKING A REALISTIC, SYMPATHETIC LOOK AT THE I WORLD OF EXPENSE-ACCOUNT NIGHT-LIFE... By LONDON PREVIEW YOU WILL BE SEEING SOON CtrW\U& WORLD TEN TIMES OVER" does the unusual thing -M_ of treating seriously and sympathetically the kind
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      THE THEATRE
      447 9 IN ihe cities of Malaysia which Tenglcu Abuul rtahman has so felicitously described as the Washington and New York of our country, the sexes balance out pretty evenly. If anything. OWN ib a shortage of girls! This b not so in their United ritates "originals." In New York,
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    MOTORING
    838 10  -  PETER LIM By. The shine and whine of jets rrHE GIRLS looked, and they looked, and they looked. They Just couldn't bear to stop staring. Not at me, though. At Chrysler's lowslung, sleek, strikingly Thunderbird-like jet- car. This iwo-tone family-saloon an unusual metallic bronze with a black top is
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    Dato Wong pledges Govt help
    240 10 Dato Wong pledges Govt help 'No doubt rubber will remain the mainstay of economy' PENANG. Sat. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee (above) today pledged the Government's assistance In maintaining the high standards of rubber production on estates and smallholdings. Dato Wong was addressing a luncheon held by the
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    Another 2 more transmitters for Malaysia's voice
    81 10 Another 2 more transmitters for Malaysia's voice KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. From loday. Radio Malaysia's English and Malay programmes are being transmitted by two additional shortwave transmitters sited at Penang. These supplement the existing shortwave transmitter in the regionThe Deputy Director of Radio Malaysia. Inche Murtadza Zaba' said this expansion coincided
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    Man on dope charge: $1,000
    232 10 Man on dope charge: $1,000 PENANG, Sat. A waterfront labourer. Goh Gim Hoe, 47. nicknamed "bongkok" (hunchback) was today fined $1,000 or six months' Jail for having 18 ozs. of Indian hemp. Police Constable Abu Bakar bin Seenl Rawther told the Sessions Court he was on duty at Market Street
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    No festival joy for this widow
    102 10 No festival joy for this widow pARIT BUNTAR, Sat— lt X was an unlucky Deepavali for a 75-year-old widow, S. Mangalam. living at Slmpang Lima near here. Mangalam was celebrating the festival in her daughter's home in Kamuntlng, Taiping, when her home was seriously damaged by flre at noon yesterday.
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    On your TV today
    96 10 rpODAY'S programme for TV X Slngapura: P.M. 1.00 Opening and programme summary; 1.05 Rosemary Clooney Show; 1.30 Pull Sky; 2.00 News In English; 2.10 Hawaiian Eye; 3.00 Hindustani film. 5.10 Programme summary In all languages; 5.15 Robin Hood; 5.40 Midsummer Night's Dream; 6.05 Maverick; 6.55 Chinese
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    It's anti-rabies jabs for all dogs in Johore
    71 10 It's anti-rabies jabs for all dogs in Johore JOHORE BAHRU. Sat- A state-wide anti-rabies vaccination campaign was begun here today- Anti-rabies vaccination teams will visit all towns, villages and estates at dates to be notified. The Johore Mentrl Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos in a special order has
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    Exercise date
    33 10 SINGAPORE. Sat— "Exercise Trip 1" the first of two Joint police and military "police order" exercises will be carried out on Monday and Tuesday cc the western half of the islr.r.d
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    6 suspects held
    30 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. Poiice yesterday screened 292 people and detained six suspects— three under the Secret Societies Ordinance and three others under the Criminal Law (Temporary) Provisions) Ordinance.
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    Death in a backlane
    520 10  -  T.F. HWANG By 'INCIDENT- WITH DETECTIVES: THE JURY'S VERDICT SINGAPORE, Saturday. A FOUR-MAN jury decided in the Coroner's Court today that Aw Boon Chat, 27, said to be a criminal and escapee from the reformative training centre, was killed in an act, not amouting to murder,
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    Malaysia expects you to do your duty, Wong tells students
    209 10 Malaysia expects you to do your duty, Wong tells students PENANG, Saturday. J^jALAYSIA offered "tremendous opportunities" to her people, the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, said today "And she expects us to do our duty," he told Chung Ling students at their graduation day ceremony. I Malaysians. Dato Wong
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    Sampan man rescues schoolgirl
    66 10 Sampan man rescues schoolgirl PARIT BUNTAR. Sat. A sampan man rescued a schoolgirl, S. Anthonyammal, when she fell from a ferry into the Krian River on Thursday evenIng. Anthonyammal, 13. of the Methodist Afternoon School, was returning home in Bandar Bahru when she slipped overboard. As she struggled in the
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    Bus passenger, shot by bandits, dies
    64 10 Bus passenger, shot by bandits, dies KUCHINO, Sat— One of the two passengers, who was wounded when Indonesian-based terrorists ambushed and fired on a bus near Slmanggang on Oct. 25, has died. He was Mr. Jambal anak Jigat, 25, a school teacher of Selanjang In the Second Division. He died
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    Had Navy chief's radio, gets six months
    166 10 Had Navy chief's radio, gets six months J{UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Chen Ngow. 30. was jailed for six months today by the magistrate's court for dishonestly retaining a transistor radio belonging to the Chief of the Naval Btaff, Commodore A.M. Synnot. Chen was alleged to have kept the radio between Nov.
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    Film on King's visit today
    48 10 SINGAPORE, Sat— A film on the recent visit to Singapore of the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisurl Agong will be shown at the Odeon, Lido and Rex cinemas from tomorrow. The film will be screened from the 11 a.m. show onwards.
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    22 10 MRS ARULPRAOASAM, mother of Dr. O. s. Arulpragasam, retired medical officer, Malayan Medical Service on 14/11/63 at Kopay, Ceylon, aged 96.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT.
    84 10 AW CHENG CHYE wishes to express his heartfelt thanks of all friends, business associates and members of various Associations and cluds from all States in the Federation of Malaysia, Bangkok. Hongkon g Formosa, Japan, Europe and the United States of America for their congratulatory messages by letters, telegrams and
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    Cash Cheque makes biggest ayout—s92
    1180 11 Cash Cheque makes biggest ayout— s92 SINGAPORE, Saturday. r<ASH Cheque, a former topnotch sprinter in professional racing, sprang a surprise in the Veterans Cup over seven furlongs for Class 2 Div. l horses at the amateur meeting at Bukit Timah today. Running in. heavy rain Cash Cheque led from start
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    Hodgson fastest in SAAA road race —
    98 11 Hodgson fastest in SAAA road race SINGAPORE. Sat. Sgt. Hodgson of Cnangi recorded the lasiest time in the SAAA first cross-coun-try road relay championships over 2 3 4 miles at Changl today. Hodgson clocked 12 minutes 25 seconds. He beat 64 other runners repre.•■enth.g 16 teams in this lortnightly lengue
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    DEATH
    47 11 MR. HARRY L. FERNANDO, 63, of Benjamin and Talalla Ltd. passed away at 830 p m Saturday 1(5 11 63 at General Hospital. Kuala Lumpur. Cortege leaves 16A Treacher Road, at 4 p.m. for service at St. John's Cathedral and thence -o Cheras Road Cemetery 17.11.63.
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    Big Sweep
    106 11 icnai rooi y-mz.suu Ist No. *****5 $122,535 2nd No. *****2 $35,010 3rd No. *****5 517.505 STARTERS ($1,500 Mih): Nos. *****2, *****1, *****8, *****0, *****0, *****0, *****3, *****1, *****0. *****9. *****3. CONSOLATION (5750 each) Nos. *****7, *****5, *****8, *****3, *****5, *****1, *****9, *****7, *****2, *****4, *****7. *****2. *****3, *****7.
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    TENNIS UPSET: MUSA OUSTS No. 2 SEED
    155 11 CINGAPORE. Sat. Musa Abdullah caused a major upset in the Singapore Malay tennis championships when he defeated No 2 seed Bostam Kurshi 4-6. 6-3 in their second round match today Other results: Singles 2nd rd: Sharin Osman bt Hamn Ahmad 6-0. 6-3: Hassan
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    Singapore women— fitter and faster
    365 11 Singapore women fitter and faster PENANG, Sat. Singapore beat Perak 4-2 in their inter-state women's hockey at Western Road here today. Perak fielded the same team which drew with Negri Sembilan this morning but found the Singapore team a faster, fitter side. Perak opened scoring in the 15th minute through
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    Devlin's title
    28 11 MELBOURNE. Sat. Bruce Devlin. Australian Canada Cup international, won the Victorian Open golf championship here today by five strokes. He had a 72-hole aggregate of 286.
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    Thailand beat Malaysia
    98 11 Thailand beat Malaysia BANGKOK, Sat. Thailand beat Malaysia by three goals to two in the second leg of the Olympic extra-preuminary round soccer match here tonight. With the first leg drawn 1-1 in Kuala Lumpur last month, iiiailaud quaniy on 4-3 aggregate and will meet tue winner 01 the Burma
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    F.A. Cup
    378 11 LONDON. Sat. Her* mrm the results of football matches played today: F.A. CUP Ist KOIM) Altrincham 1 Wrexham X (abandoned after 7b mm.—f og) bexley L 1 Wimbledon 5 Bradford 3 Heanor 1 Mrtairwatcr U Luton 1 Crook 1 ChesUrfield 2 UartlepooU U Lincoln 1 Maidenhead 0 Bath
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    SELANGOR BEAT PENANG 2-0 IN KEY MATCH
    303 11 SELANGOR BEAT PENANG 2-0 IN KEY MATCH PENANG, Saturday. OELANGOR are well placed to win the flve-state *3 women's hockey tournament after the second day today. Selangor beat Penang 2 o this evening after drawing o—o0 0 with Negri yesterday. Penang had earlier beaten Perak 1-0 yesterday and Singapore 2-0
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    Unbeaten SJI are champs
    90 11 IPOH, Sat.— St. John's Institution, Kuala Lumpur, emerged champions at the conclusion of the three-day inter-La Sallian under-15 rugger competition. St. John's maintained their unbeaten record today when they drew 8-8 with St. Michael's Institution, Ipoh. SJl's points came from a goal and penalty while SMI
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    SPORTS DIARY
    99 11 MOTOR-BACING Rahman circuit races (XL Diplomatic Enclave. 8.30 a.m.). HOCKEY Malaysian women's international: Perak v Sgor (7.15 a.m.); Negri v Spore (8.15); Penang v Negri (4.30 p.m.); Sgor v Spore (5.30, all matches at Western Rd, Pg). GYMNASTICS Interstate Spore v S'gor (Happy World, 7 pan.). SOCCER S'porr
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    549 12 Kuala Lumpur, Sat. j A MOTOR racing driver, Chen Wai Ling, escaped unhurt when hi^ car skidded and overturned c ftg trial runs for the Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races at I tie Diplomatic Enclave this afternoon. Chen, driving a Toyota was practising for his race for saloons and tourers
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    Poole sparks fine Spore recovery against Johore
    550 12  -  TEOH ENG TATT; SINGAPORE 11 JOHORE 6 Singapore, Saturday By 6—o and with Hadley Jones on the A sideline in the second half with an injured hand, Singapore looked a beaten team in the 40th minute. Then scrumhalf Mickey Poole sparked a grand
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    Golf washout
    46 12 SINGAPORE. Sat The Singapore Island Country Club div. "A" and "C" medals competition and the qualifying round for the Vade Cup were washed out Uy the rain. Tho div. "C" medal and the Vade Cup qualifying round will be played off on Nov. 23.
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    Blacks beaten TRIAL RUN DRAMA AS CAR SKIDS
    29 12 Blacks beaten TRIAL RUN DRAMA AS CAR SKIDS SINGAPOKE. Sat British Military Hospital beat The Blacks by 21 points to 12 in a rugger match played- at Tanglin today.
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    Aussies well placed v South Africans
    253 12 Aussies well placed v South Africans \TELBOURNE, Sat. The Australian XI were in a good position when they took six South African wickets for 150 runs after they had scored 318 on the first Innings on the second day of their match here today. The last five Australian wickets went
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    C'wealth out for 442
    103 12 KARACHI, Sat. The Commonwealth XI were all out for 442 at lunch today. At the close Pakistan had scored 123 for two. Yesterday's score: Commonwealth XI lit Inn* Richardson c Iqbal b Nasim Ul-Ohani 20 Nurse c Imtiaz b Farooq Hameed 0 Kanhai b Baeed Ahmed
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    CHECK ON McKINLEY'S BACK AFTER DEFEAT
    169 12 SYDNEY, Sat.— Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley was ordered to hospital by ambulance today for X-rays on his back after losing in straight sets to Britain's Mike Sangster in the men's- singles semifinals of the New South Wales lawn tennis championships here. Sangster beat McKinlev
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    Sanvista out
    31 12 SINGAPORE. Sat Four aoals including a hat-trick, by Maniam enabled Junior AA to beat Bumia 5-4 in the quarterfinal of the SAFA senior knockout competition at Jalan Besar today.
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    New-look Penang gallantly go down to Forces
    211 12 DUTTERWORTH. Sat.—Com- monwealth Forces North beat a new-look Penang team by 9 points (3 tries) to nil in their Malaya Cup rugger match at th Hn\P base here today. Penan 7, fielding several changes to the teams who went down to Perak and
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    Malaysian cricket XI doing well in H'kong
    151 12 Malaysian cricket XI doing well in H'kong UONGKONG, Bat. A sparkling seventh wicket partnership of 117 by Mohd Sidek and S. Rajalingam today helped the touring Malaysian team reach a commanding 256 In their opening two-day match here against a Hongkong Mainland Eleven. At the close of play, Hongkong had
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    361 12 Selangor 12-0 despite muddy ground SUNGEI PATANI, Sat. On a waterlogged and muddy ground which looked like a padi field Selangor beat Kedah by 12 points (four tries) to nil in their Malaya Cup rugger match here today. In spite of the atrocious ground conditions the Selangor threes handled the
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      790 13  -  KEN HAMMONDS By SINGAPORE FOR THOSE tired by a hard day at the office but still too tense to sleep, the timehonoured cure is bed and a good book. And as Christmas is just around the corner, it's about time we started figuring out what to get
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      141 13 Ill.Ki: is good news tor Agatha Christie fans. She has written a new book "THK CLOCKS" {Collins 16s) which should be available ir Malaysia by Christmas. The paths or police and secret service cross in a primly residential sector of a dull little British provincial town after murder
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    FAST DRIVER IN TROUBLE
    256 13 ■it] Vn^m-m 'TWERE is no special A law in Britain against travelling fast at night. But what happens if a motorist is dazzled by oricoming headlights? What is his legal responsibility? Businessman Peter Smith was speeding along the fast lane in a wide, four lane highway
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    755 13  - Manning machines they will never be able see.. MICHAEL FOONG ABOUT LIFE IN MALAYSIA... THE MAGAZINE SECTION By A GROUP of Commonwealth Parliamentarians visiting Ipoh a few days ago watched with special interest as Yong Ming Kee, a bachelor in his early thirties, skilfully interlaced two pieces of rattan into
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      157 13 ENGLISH IN INDIA Sea ASIA i Magazine (Page 14). 44 I w&ar*"' rf I LiH Hl^j I/I it£jflr Hfl i > I am mßm WHY MRifAI^G CHOSE Mr. Ang Peng Hong of Paya Lebar. Singapore bought an Hitachi Television set because as he says "I'm a family man no money
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    90 14 IN the next year or .so, men will be feeling: the full impact of the stretch revolution. Women have known about stretch clothes for some years. But stretch for men have been slower to arrive. There are socks, of course, which are an enormous success. But in
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    313 14 Believe it or not— you too can be an artist! EVELYN U a guide and commentary on modern living ALL of a sudden it seems the whole nation has gone art-crazy. We had greeting cards reproduced from the works of famous artists. Now their paintings are on tea towels, head
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    285 14 Questions and answers DEAR Evelyn Tv My skin Is very dry and I have oeeti told by friends to have a facial mask treatment. Can I apply it myself? Will it help? MAGGIE. Masks cosmetics-wise serve many purposes. Some are designed specifically for cleansing. They pull out dirt from the
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    360 14 A WELL-KNOWN newspaper columnist whose speciality was economics received a phone call. The voice on the other end of the line said: "All this stuff you are feeding the public about the high cost of living Is plain ridiculous. My wife and I live happily eating
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    735 15 Cash or trip that is the question i £)I>AH Know Alls: Sonic weeks ago, I wrote a few words about a certain product in an advertising contest and to my surprise I now find that I have won ;i round-trip to Hong Konjj and Japan, together with several hundred dollars
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    114 15 HERE'S the verdict of the case in Page 13. HE lost the case. The judge said that, although it was a borderline decision, on balance he was legally to blame. He should have done more than merely de- celerate. He should have braked. There was no
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    PICTURE CONTEST
    173 15 WINNER of the week's S3O prize is "Siamese Cats" (above), submitted by Tan Cbun Lim. of 12. l.orong H, Telok Kurau, Singapore, 15. He used a Yasbica camera and Fuji SSS fllm. Setting: fl6. 1 100 second. He will be paid by post. The cheque will be posted
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    448 15 Hf 'POINTER* on training.7Tfi :r--i- IN continuation of last week A article we will aisume that you have purchased your watch-dog. He must kept up to the high standard of obedience which you require of him Give him his lesaous in obedience at least four times a week
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    84 16 'CYNTHIA' speaks at last... LJER real name is Eliza- bcth Brousie. Today she proudly admits who she is and what she did. After 1 8 years she has come out into the open to tell her own story how she got leading diplomats and high military officers to tell her
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    1132 16  -  ELIZABETH BROUSSE By CODE-NAME: •CYNTHIA' IN THE British Secret Service her radename was "Cynthia." Who she was and how she operated for Britain before and during the war has never been disclosed until now. "Cynthia" has decided to come out of the shadows and tell her whole fantastic story.
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    2193 17 I tradeimvJour. enemy secrets TODAY SHE LIVES IN THIS CASTLE- MARRIED TO A MAN SHE BETRAYED v.iir It was a matter of the highest Importance for the British War Cabinet and the Chiefs of BtafT to discover the plans of the Vichy Government for the armed forces under Its control.
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