The Straits Times, 19 November 1959

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    18 1 .W1.11A1.1-: DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 It**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1959 15 CENTS.
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    TRAINS: A WARNING
    546 1 WORKING HOURS DISPUTE CREATES RAILWAY CRISIS 3. Four loco drivers refuse to work overtim^—^suspended Mails may be cancelled at any time... KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE Malayan Railway administration warned the public tonight that passenger trains for Singapore and Penang may be cancelled at any time without notice.
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    MALAYA'S TAX PACT: NEGOTIATIONS WITH U.S. SOON
    544 1 MALAYA'S TAX PACT: NEGOTIATIONS WITH U.S. SOON »pHE tax treaty which the Federation of Malaya is to sign with the United States is likely to follow the new pattern set by a tax convention signed between the U.S. and India last week. 'A Reuter report from Washington today confirmed that
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    Lock icon Hong Kong must reclaim land
    67 1 HONG KONG. Wed. The acting Governor, Mr. Claude Burgess, today announced Government plans to reclaim more land in Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories to meet the colony's expanding economic needs. Mr. Burgess said "economic expansion will be the key to our very survival
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    I.F.C CHIEF: WE MAY INVEST UP TO $90m.
    459 1 I.F.C CHIEF: WE MAY INVEST UP TO $90m. KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE International Finance Corporation is prepared to invest between still million and $90 million (Malayan) in industries in Malaya "if there are worthwhile projects/ 1 an I.F.C. representative, Mr. A.J.D.C. Loch, told RoUrians here today. He said the I.F.C.
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    CHURCHILL BETTER
    86 1 LONDON. Wed.— Sir Winston Churchill was reported today to be in better health after his "slight indisposition yesterday. a spokesman at his London home said. The former British Prime Minister, who will be 85 on Nov. 39, has had no visitors since yesterday. His illness forced him to
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    Husband of Maria Menado is fined
    278 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Abdul Razak, former Singapore boxing promoter and husband of Malayan film actress Maria Menado, has been fined 100,000 rupiahs (about Ms 6-.-000) for the "unauthorised import of a v-ar and unauthorised possession of Indonesian currency." Razak, a Singapore citizen, appeared before the
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    Jakarta stands firm on Chinese ban
    178 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Indonesia today stood firmly by its controversial ban on Chinese-dominated trade in villages by issuing two strong statements on policy aftei criticism from Communist China's embassy in Jakarta. President Soekamo reiterated the ban in the form of a special presidential decree published
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    Gunboat 'killed nine' charge
    158 1 Gunboat 'killed nine' charge jtfANILA, Wed. An ITI Indonesian Navy gunboat fired upon Filipino traders en route to Dalawan Isla nd, Indonesia, on Nov. 8 and killed nine of them, the Philippines News Service reported yesterday. The news service, in a distpatch from Southern Sulu Province, said details of the
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    STOP PRESS
    19 1 AfJUCA^ TOUR FOR MAC i <>\r»oN v. i r»"« Minuter Harolri M atfu i> to A'" 1
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    Full Cabinet meet to discuss Budget
    461 2 MINISTERS TAKE OVER NEW PORTFOLIOS FEDERATION Ministers met today for the first time in Cabinet session, each representing his new portfolio. The main subject discussed was the 1960 Budget, which will be presented to Parliament on Nov. 25. The meeting, presided over by the
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    — COPTERFLIGHT FOR TIGER CUB FROM JUNGLE
    166 2 COPTERFLIGHT FOR TIGER CUB FROM JUNGLE BUTTERWORTH, Wed A tiger cub, whose mother was killed by a security force patrol, was today airlifted by helicopter from a Jungle fort on the Siam-Perak border to Grik in Upper Perak. i The cub has now been handed to the Ist Bn. Royal
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    Don't leave Australia, showman Calvert is ordered
    192 2 Don't leave Australia, showman Calvert is ordered OYDNEY. Wed. A writ has been issued by the Supreme Court here to prevent American actor John Calvert from leaving Australia. Mr Justice Magulre granted the writ to Mrs. Marion Hanson Kenny, company director, of Bledmont (California i, temporarily of Elizabeth Bay. Bydney.
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    Goodwill visit
    24 2 SINGAPORE. Wed— Seven representatives of the Tokyo Stationery Export Association arrived here by air from Bangkok today for an eightday goodwill visit.
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    Stole rubber
    45 2 SLIM RIVER. Wed. EMong Hieng Soon, 25. of Bedford Estate. Slim River, was yesterday fined $100 or two months in jail when he pleaded guilty in the magistrate's court here to stealing 45* katls of scrap rubber from the estate on No*. 7
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    'ROLE OF TEACHER' ESSAY CONTEST
    148 2 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. T*HE Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today announced details of an essay competition open to student teachers in all school streams and to all students taking the Teachers' Training College certificate course. The subject for the essay is "The Role of
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    A BLUEPRINT TO SQUEEZE THE SOFTNESS OUT OF PERAK MCA
    313 2  - A BLUEPRINT TO SQUEEZE THE SOFTNESS OUT OF PERAK MCA JOSEPH MIRANDA. Ipoh, Wednesday By A BLUEPRINT to transform the Perak branch of the Malayan Chinese Association into a lean, hard political machine is now nearing completion. To give the party new political sinews the stat* MCA's 100 branches will
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    Training centre
    26 2 PENANO. Wed A local centre for the 1 Walnlng ot kampong women leaders In home economics will be set up soon in Province Wellesley.
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    DETAINEE'S APPEAL: NO DECISION
    78 2 DETAINEE'S APPEAL: NO DECISION IPOH, Wed— A commission headed by Mr. Justice Good today reviewed the case in camera of Yuen Foo Thong. 25. who has been a political detainee for the past year. The commission deferred making a decision on Yuen's appeal against his detention, his lawyer. Mr. Karam
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    Lock icon NIK READY TO SINK ARMS FOR PEACE
    206 3 MOSCOW, Wednesday. MR. MKITA KHRUSHCHEV has said Russia was ready to sink all rockets with atomic and hydrogen warheads in the sea in the interests of peace if the other powers would follow the example. The Soviet Premier made the statement at a
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    The Imam of Oman bids for US support
    140 3 The Imam of Oman bids for US support T\AMMAM, (Saudi Ara- bia), Wed The Imam of Oman made a bid for American support today and warned that he does not recognise any British right to prospect for oil in his country. The Imam said: "We wish to announce our position
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    Lock icon Airman dies in jet crash
    40 3 NEW YORK. Wed.— A B-47 Strato Jet bomber crashed and burned today near Windsor. Missouri The body of one airman was found in the wreckage, but three others aboard the plane were reported missing. U.P.I.
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    20 hurt in bridge collapse
    50 3 TWENTY people were injured when this bridge collapsed at the Guia motor racing circuit in Macao. The bridge was loaded with spectators (top picture) when it collapsed one minute after the last car passed under it in the first lap of the Macao Grand Prix.
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    Lock icon Head-on crash
    24 3 NEW YORK. Wed. Two freight trains- crashed head on, near Wauseon, Ohio, today, killing one crewman and seriously injuring five others. U.P.I.
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    PANAMA INVASION PROTEST
    141 3 PANAMA INVASION PROTEST U A VAN A. Wed. The Panamanian Ambassador today protested to Cuba against permitting "subversive activities" In Cuba aimed at a second Invasion of Panama. Diplomatic sources said Ambassador Alberto Obarrio charged In a meeting with Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa. that the same man who led
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    Lock icon Tribal trouble has ended
    183 3 BRUSSELS. Wednesday MR. Auguste de Schryver, Minister for the Belgian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi, told the Chamber of Representatives (Lower House) yesterday that trouble in the kingdom of Ruanda had f ended. Speaking at the opening of a debate on the government's policy declaration for Ruanda- Urundl,
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    Lock icon ANOTHER POOL WIN FOR HARRY
    106 3 pARDIFF. Wed H«h>\j Secombe, Britbto comedian just back from safari in East Africa, said here today that he had won £1.000 on a football pool— his second win this year. He forecast which eight matches would result in draws last Saturday. Earlier this year he
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    Lock icon Royal dance
    26 3 LONDON, Wed.— The Queen last night gave a private dance for Princess Alexandra of Kent to mark the Princess's recent successful Australian tour.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Lunar globe
    18 3 MOSCOW, Wed.— Th» first lunar globe has been made by workers of the Moscow Planetarium.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CHEAP SCOTCH AT AntPORT
    59 3 GLABGOW, Wed.— Britain's first centre for the sale of doty-free liquor to travellers was opened at Prectwick Airport, Britain's second largest international airport, near here yesterday. In the outward-bound and transit lounge passengers are able to buy whisky for 21 shillings— s9— a bottle, compared with
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    BOY WALKED INTO AN AMBUSH
    89 4 BOY WALKED INTO AN AMBUSH SINGAPORE, Wed.— A 15-1 year-old shop assistant had a bearing scraper and a dagger In a bag when he walked into an ambush laid by C.I.D. men, the Juvenile Court was told today. Mr C J Koh, the magistrate, found the boy guilty of carrying
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    Woman tells court how a friend cheated her
    303 4 'Car repair hill tampered with* allegation SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A WOMAN told a preliminary inquiry today how /x she was cheated by a friend whom she had known for four years. Loh Ah Chat was giving evidence against Yong Kwal San, charged with
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    SPECIAL ICE SHOW FOR 4,000 CHILDREN
    80 4 SPECIAL ICE SHOW FOR 4,000 CHILDREN SINGAPORE. Wed. About 4,000 under-privileged children will be tbe guests of the Rotary Club and Fraser and Neave Ltd. at a. special matinee performance of "Holiday on Ice' on Saturday. The Rotary Club will arrange transport for the children, who Include the deaf and
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    STC award on Friday
    58 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The chairman of the Arbitration Board appointed to resolve the dispute between the Singapore Traction Company and its employees union will announce the Board's award at 2.30 p.m. on Friday In Court No. 2, Criminal District Court. This was announced by the Minister for
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    Pickpocket gets six months
    121 4 Pickpocket gets six months SINGAPORE, Wed. A Penang man who picked a pocket at the Singapore Turf Club on the same day that he came down to Singapore was today jailed for six months. A.BP. 8. X._ Sundram, prosecuting, tola the First Criminal District Judge, Mr. J. F. McWilliam. that
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    Police band
    24 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Police Band will give a performance at the Botanic Gardens on Sunday between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.
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    Parents' Day
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School will hold a Parents' Day and display of work at 9 a.m. on Dec. 1.
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    Water shut-off
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Water Engineer* Department announced today that water will be cut off In Bembawang Road, between I4i miles and 15Va miles from 10 a.m. to 3 pm. tomorrow for a connection to be fixed.
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    Killed by train
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. An unidentified Indian waa run over by the north-bound mall train at the 13th milestone. Woodlands, tonight. He waa killed on the spot.
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    THE CHEER FUND TOPS $10,000
    6 4 THE CHEER FUND TOPS $1 0,000
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    Govt. will launch clean-up drive next week
    338 4 Govt. will launch clean-up drive next week CITY TO LOOK 'GAYEST AND BEST' DURING L-WEEK CINGAPORE, Wed. The Government has appealed to the public to launch a big "Operation Clean-Up" before Loyalty. Week "so that the city will look its gayest and best when it is decorated." An official statement
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    OWN H.Q. FOR RED CROSS
    76 4 BINGAPORE. Wed. After a ten -year drive for funds, the Singapore branch of the Red Cross Society will finally have Its own $120,000 headquarters at the corner of Penang Lane and Port Canning Road next year. The foundation stone will be laid by the Society's
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    $20 FROM PATIENTS OF WARD No. 45
    251 4 rE Straits Times Cheer Fund has passed the S 16,000 mark six weeks after the first appeal was published on Oct. 4. And with more donations coming In steadily Into the offices of the Straits Times, thousands of under-privileged children all over the
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      240 4 Today's Singapore diary. YW.C.A. (Raffles Quay)- Chi- atum): "China" by Y. H. Chang, chant Service Ouild, Rafflaa Quay nese cooking abalooe with as- prinu to colour and Wade and «J0 P- m «/w^»»v sorted ingriilenU 5.16 p.m. white by Wellington Lee 9 ajn. to RECORDED MUSIC ■OCWTY V.M.C.A.: Body-bulldlng and
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    Who speaks for Malaya overseas? The policy
    311 5 Expats named only when right local men can't be found KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. EXPATRIATE officers represent Malaya at international conferences only when no suitable local men are available. This, according to informed sources, is the general policy of the Government in the matter
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    THE 'GLORIOUS GURKHAS' ...past, present and future
    132 5 THE 'GLORIOUS GURKHAS ...past, present and future SUNGEI The Coinraander-in-Chlef, Far East Land Forces, Lt.-General Sir Richard Hull, took the salute at a passing-out parade of 1.180 Gurkha recruits at the brigade depot here this morning. "You have a glorious tradition behind you," he told them. "With such a record
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    SOS is sent: 'Help flood-hit 2,000'
    181 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. T*HE Central Welfare Council has received an SOS 1 to help 2,000 people at Sungei Batu, Perak. where floods destroyed cultivation over 600 acres. Also, more than 2,000 chickens, ducks and other birds were washed away in this rich farming area
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    'WOLF' WHISTLE LED TO $1,500 ROBBERY
    291 5 'WOLF' WHISTLE LED TO $1,500 ROBBERY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A BOOKKEEPER, who stopped to look for a A pretty girl on hearing a whistle at Orchard Circus, was kidnapped here yesterday. The bespectacled bookkeeper, Mr. Tan Slong Beo, who described himself as the husband of three wives and father of four
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    MINISTER'S TALK AT NANYANG
    39 5 MINISTER'S TALK AT NANYANG SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Culture Mr. s. Rajaratnam. will address Nanyang University students at the Faculty of Arts hall, at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. His talk will be on the •Shaping a Malayan Culture.' 1
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    Contest for stenos
    58 5 IPOH. Wed. The Malay Stenographers Association of Malaya is sponsoring a Malay shorthand and typewriting contest at the Klnta School of Commerce here on Dec. 5 and 6. All Malay language stenographers and typists in the country are Invited to take part. They should write to the
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    Ex-servicemen to hold dance
    41 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Ex-Services Association Malaya. Johore branch, will hold a dance and fash- lon parade in aid of the Poppy Day Fund at the .Diamond Jubilee Hall here on INov 28 at 9 p.m. towa
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    200 youths go on thugs' file
    101 5 200 youths go on thugs' file pENANG. Wed.— About 200 boys are on police records in Penang for su* pected secret society activities. "One of them is believed t«> be a gang leader." thr Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, told a Press conference today. The Chief Minister said that
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    FISHERMEN FIND CHILD IN BOAT
    79 5 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. Two Malay fishermen going, out to sea at about 2 a.m. today found a child In their sampan on the beach off Club Road here. The boy, Nagallngam. aged 18 months, had apparently been abandoned by his mother whose nude body was later
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    Back at work
    25 5 IPOH. Wed. Mr. S. D. Scott has resumed duties as secretary of the Perak Turf Club after four months leave in England
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    KATCHEN TO JUDGE S'PORE PIANO, SINGING CONTEST
    151 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Julius Katt hen. the distinguished American pianist who was last here two years ago, will judge the 1960 pianoforte and singing competition organised by the Singapore Musical Society. He will be here next year for a recital at the Invitation of
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    The gentle heroine of the S.O.E.
    1535 7 The gentle heroine of the S.O.E. ON the night of June 16, 1943, a British Lysander aircraft landed in a quiet Held on the outskirts of Paris. From it jumped a slender, darkhaired girl dressed in a trim tailored suit and carrying a small suitcase. She gave a quick farewell
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    76 8 U »or4, lit (Minimum) THE FAMILY of the lat« Pete Lee Yeow Kiat thanks Relatives and Friends lor Wreaths, Scroll. Condolences and attendance at the funeral. MR. MRS. Chan Weng Fong thank friends arid relatives for their good wishes and valuable presents on their marriage oo 15.11.59. MRS. KOILAMMAL
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    135 8 I* Word* Sit (Minimum) IP YOU WANT to be a Beautj Queen choose Coppertone Santan Lotion. NUTCRACKER: Singapore Ballet's Christ ma.s presentation. Dei ember 16th 20th. Bookings now open at Robinsons and Tang's. FEDERAL, PUBLICATIONS LIT), has on display the complete range of Pan and Fontana books in the
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    OVERSEAS LEAVE
    67 8 VI H „i, SS (Mtn.i So* i» etl. txtrm SET YOUR MIND at net. Singapore Baggage Transport Agency Ltd., offers the most experienced professional service and will igolng or returning i pack and forward your baggage, store cars and effects, arrange insurance and all documentation. Kuala Lumpur Oversea
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    PHOTOGRAPHY
    93 8 It W,ri, Si (Win.)— Bos it eti. txtrm COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY baa many uses m Commerce and Industry. Advanced development of the process In the Straits Times Colour Laboratories which produce up to 11" x 18" has made Its use possible for many purposes Including house magazines, brochures, showcards and
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    The Straits Times Thursday, November 19, 1959. A Common Market
    548 8 The Straits Times Thursday, November 19, 1959. A Common Market Among the many welcome aspects of Tengku Abdul Rahman's recent journey was the opportunity it afforded, on his way home, of a meeting between him and the Singapore Ministers. Too much obviously cannot be made of what was purely a
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    Lost Loyalty
    398 8 China is exploiting to the full the Indonesian Government's clumsy campaign to exclude alien i.e. Chinese traders from the rural areas of Java. That the Chinese should have reached the point of sending embassy officials to Javanese villages with the object of openly flouting Government orders is serious
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    Timber's Uses
    230 8 It is one of the first principles of export trade that it must be founded upon a healthy trade at home. The timber industry, which is one of Malaya's biggest earners, has broken this rule to its own cost. All but a few of Malaya's timber millers and
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    Beating a path to Summit
    1176 8  - Beating a path to Summit SEBASTIAN HAFFNER -BONN I— from 1 judice the ultimate German settlement In Germany's disfavour Tne second danger is embodied In that old favourite of British policy, the diluted zone In Central Europe. This would In practice mean that Germany's present allies would be -turned, together
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  • THE CRITIC HAS A JOB TO DO —BUT I DIDN'T THINK THIS WAS FAIR!
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      181 8 TT is fairly widely appreciated that the Theatre Club. Kuala Lumpur, does a very fine Job of donating its profits to Federation charities. For this reason alone, one would hardly expect a leading newspaper to publish a scathing review of its productions. No doubt a knowledgeable critic has a
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      Assessments: A wise decision
      205 8 THE Singapore Governments decision to reconsider its proposed increases of property assessments was a wise one. It is clear that the increases were notified without proper consideration of the legal issues involved and Mr. Oi Eng Ouan's tirade against unscrupulous landlords cannoi conceal that fact. As
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      58 8 Aliens... and the jobs shortage IT is most disheartening to see that while many local citizens are without employment, aliens are still holding jobs In Singapore It Is not that the- Job., they hold are those that require special knowledge, for many are clerical, technical or manual jobs which could
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    PREMIER LEADS MARCH OF THE BLOOD BRIGADE
    210 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Crowds crammed windows and doors of buildings flanking Cantonment Road at noon today to watch the People'!* Action Party's first "blood brigade" march b; About 60 people, including 20 women, mostly PAP members from Tanjone Pacar and Anson took part in
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    He seeks to bridge a wide trade gap
    220 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A NEW ZEALAND trade expert who arrived in Kuala Lumpur today seeks to bridge a wide trade gap which is in Malaya's favour. He is Mr. W.L. Middlemass. New Zealand's first Trade Commissioner in Malaya. He said at the
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    QUERY FOR ONG: WHO PAID FOR KALLANG PARK?
    341 9 THE Minister for Na- tional Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan. will next Wenesday be asked to state the cost of two development projects undertaken under his direction and to say whether it was the Government or the City Council SINGAPORE. Wed. I
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    Parang attack by gangsters
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Eight secret society gangsters dragged Tang Tiong Cnoon. who was sleeping on a parked lorry, into a waiting car this morning and slashed him four times on the shoulder with parangs. They left him at Waterloo Street
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    WORLDWIDE BROADCAST
    80 9  -  TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will feature In a worldwide Voice of America broadcast tomorrow commemorating the 150 th. anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. The Tengku 's message will be Included among contributions from other world leaders In the programme "In Search of
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    Hunt for tiger near village
    37 9 TRIANU. Wed. Former Home Guards are hunting for a tiger which carried away a 1501 b. sow from its sty outside the perimeter fence of Mengkuang village. 10 miles from here today
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    NANYANG: COMMITTEE FINISHES WORK
    321 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The committee appointed by the Government to review the Prescott report on Nanyang University has finished its work and the report will be formally signed on Friday. Terms of reference were: 'To review the report submitted by the Prescott Commission on Nanyan* University and
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    PPP man makes 3 charges against Kampar Alliance M.P.
    520 9 PPP man makes 3 charges against Kampar Alliance M.P. ELECTION PETITION IN HIGH COURT IPOH. Wednesday. \M R. KOK YIN CHYE, 25, a committee member of the People's Progressive Party, petitioned today in the High Court to have the election of Mr. Leong Kee Nyean (Alliance), in the Kampar parliamentary
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    PAPER PUT CART BEFORE THE VAN –
    67 9 PAPER PUT CART BEFORE THE VAN SINGAPORE, Wed. The pretty problems of British Trade Commissioners were expounded today by Mr. S. C Stout, the British Trade Commissioner here. Among them, be told lunching Rotarians, was language, and Mr. Stout cited: He once Issued a Press statement with a sub-head "British
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    CHINA REJECTS VISAS REQUEST
    192 9 CHINA REJECTS VISAS REQUEST OENANG, Wed Tht Chinese Communist Government has rejected a request by the International Legal Inquiry Committee for visas to conduct on-the-spot investigation* in Tibet. "We wanted to recbrd the evidence of people with first-hand knowledge of what is happening in Tibet to enable the committee to
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    EARLIER START FOR TRAINS FROM S'PORE TO KLUANG
    111 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The passenger train from Singapore for Kluang will leave 10 minutes earlier from Friday, a Malayan Railway statement announced today. A spokesman for the Malayan Railway Administration said this change of time was due to the closing down of
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      705 10 'GOING ORIENTAL 9 WITH 081 BELTS AND SARI BLOUSES ALTHOUGH the cloak oi winter is just settling down on England, businessmen of the fashion world already have their fingers on the pulse of spring and are planning ahead for 1960. What is there, then, in
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      75 10 MANDARIN star, LOH TIH. is not only known to her fan s for her beauty, but for her excellent taste in clothr* In Singapore on location for "Love under the Coconut Trees" ihe has brought with her an extensive wardrobe. Here the models a cbeongsam suit
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      171 10  - 'COUPLE OF THE EVENING' CONTEST LAN UNUSUAL beauty v ii. contest will be held on Saturday night at the Sea view Hotel during the Metronome Dance, when the "Couple of the Evening" will be chosen. The two people need not be man and wife or even partners for the evening.
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      281 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Avoid the first woman to hold 1 Soldiers fourth boss? U3>. It (5). 10 Tax schedule less a hundred 8 Guide to a flower ln metemand fifty perhs.pt spent <9i- psychosis (13). 11 Leave the East? Exactly! 9 Characteristic remarks? (IS). iS). 13 Convict* a
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    NOW PEPPER PRICES ARE SPIRALLING UP IN SINGAPORE
    847 12 NOW PEPPER PRICES ARE SPIRALLING UP IN SINGAPORE By Our Market Correspondent pEPPER prices are now rising steeply on the Singapore Produce Market as a result of increased demand from the United States and Europe in the face of reduced supplies from the producing regions in Indonesia and Sarawak. This
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    774 12 rpHE Malayan Share Broken' 1 Association reported yesterda> "Industrials and tins were steady 'at quotations while rubbers were quiet. The turnover was fair." I Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: Con. Tin Smelt ords 495. (A>; Fraser and Ncave ords 81.45
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Malayan Share Market Nov. 18 Nov. 17 Industrials 108.80 108.29 Tins 144.35 144.26 Rubbers 174.77 174.57 Jan. 1 1958— IM.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    144 12 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 130« cents per Ib. down s'? cents on Tuesday's close. The closing tone was quirt. (.losing prices in cents per Ib yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 142. sellers 143; Int. 1 R.S.S. Dec.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    116 12 Singapo.-e Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: steady UK/Continent November/December shipment; $3950 buyers. $40.50 sellers Coconut oil: steady bulk 861.50 sellers. drum 863.50 sellers. Pepper: steady. 200 tons of business reporter" done. Muntok white 8216. Sarawak $215 (both up 816) special Sarawak black $140,
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    123 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or exprcted today are: Straal Mozambique 1/2. Benattow 4/S, Wairlmu 6A, Idomenous 6 7, Shofoku Maru 8/9, Thorsgaard 10/11. Donal 13/14, Tabian 15/16, Lenlnogorsk 18, Obra 19, Seiiggarang N. Wall 3, Seremban N. Wall 4, Gian Ann N. Wall 5, Blcior
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    68 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100) Sf llina; T.T. or O.D. ready: Swiss Francs 141 7/8; Italian Un ***** On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the V.Sdollar was quoted at 5.70 for
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    36 12 SINGAPORE, NOV. 18. RUBBER: $1.30 J per la. (down 5 A cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. close 51.311 (steadier). TIN: $396.50 per picul (up 50 cento). Estimated unofficial offering 190 ton s (up 10 tons).
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    115 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. f NVESTMENT shares m"*"** a firm tone here today. There were no large moves on a more active market Base metals remained steady. Oil Search gained' lOd. to 7s. 2d on an active oil market, while Commonwealth bonds remained steady. con. zinc b» Mount Lyell 50/3
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      1039 12 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPORE Companies Wlndlng-up No- 10 of 1959. In the Matter of Malayan Latex Limited And In the Matter of the Companies Ordinance (Chapter 174> Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the winding -up of the abovenamed
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      354 12 NOTICES SIME DARBY HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated In England) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEWj that the Second Annual GeneraJJ Meeting of Members will be held! at Crosby House. 71 Robinson Road, Singapore, on Friday, lllM December. 1959, at 12 noon, fffl the following purposes: To receive the Directors* Rjfl port and Accounts
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      833 13 (Continued free- Pm* «> SITUATIONS VACANT 29 Word, tt (Min.)— Sox tt et,. mstrm VACANCY EXISTS for smart Sales Representative for wellknown cosmetics. (Experience preferable). Apply Box A 5232 B.T. Spore. WANTED RELIABLE COOK. General Amah, live to. commence Dec. Ist for European couple no children, Braddell Height* area Telephone
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      777 13 SITUATIONS VACANT It Wmrms tt (MU.)-Box tt et,. sxtru RECOMMENDED GENERAL AMAH wanted for European Bachelor Flat, preferably Cantonese. Phone (Spore) ***** after Office hours. Good Salary offered Commensurate experience. BRITIBH MERCHANT FIRM seeks experienced Building Materials "W"*" for their Kota Bahru branch. Only applicants with the required experience need
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    Lock icon Now Kramer wants to buy the whole Aussie team
    140 14 Now Kramer wants to buy the whole Aussie team CYDNEY. Wed. American professional tennis promoter Jack Kramer Is believed to be moving to buy the whole Australian Davis "up team. There were Indications her* today that Kramer had already attracted Neale Fraser, American tHleholder and virtual oneman Davis Cup winner,
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    85 14 T UCKNOW. Wed. Thanco Khajadbhye and Saugaun Anathone of Slam won the men's doubles title In the Northern India badminton championships yesterday, beating Bengal's Dipu Ghosh and Pronob Bose 15-6. 15-5. 81am, who won the women's singles title on Monday, also bagged the mixed doubles title
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    221 14 EPSOM JEEP's ten horses to follow at Ipoh are: HAPPY MELODY: Should win- the Cold Vase despite ton weight, unbeaten in four starts, including the 6f King's Cup at Kuala Lumpur BIC DADDY: A sound stayer; showed promise when second to Technicolor II over a mile at
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    Tudor Wonder reveals top form in training
    264 14 Tudor Wonder reveals top form in training ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep: Ipoh, Wed TUDOR WONDER, winner of the 6f Stewards Cup at Bukit Timah last month, is in grand form. With Abdul Mawi astride, this speedy six-year-old did an attractive gollop on the training track here this morning.
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    168 14 COOPER STOPS ERSKINE IN ROUND 12 TO KEEP TITLES T ONDON. Wed. Henry Cooper of London retained his British and Empire heavyweight titles at EarVs Court here last night by defeating Joe Ersklne of Cardiff. The referee stopped the scheduled 15-round bout In the 12th after Ersklne had taken heavy
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    Australia take lead in Canada Cup
    232 14 MELBOURNE, Wed.— ITI Australia led at the end of the first round in the 72-hole Canada Cup international golf tournament which began here today. Peter Thomson returned a three-under-par 87 and Kel Nagel took 70 to give Australia an aggregate of 137. Wales, Canada,
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    111 14 'Fat Tony' gets an order VfIAML Wed— "Fat Tony" Salerno, alleged undercover backer of the Ingemar Johansson-Floyd Patterson ftght promotion, was served with papers yesterday ordering him to show cause why he should not be compelled to return to New York and testify before the boxing grand Jury on Nov.
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    Changi hold champions
    72 14 jjUTTERWORTH, Wed. The champions, R.A.A.F. Butterworth. were held 3-3 (try to a penalty) by RA.7. Changi in the Sanderson Cup rugger semi-final played hers this evening. There was no scoring In the first half. R.A.A.F. opened accounts with an unconverted try through Smeaton, wing three, midway In
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    53 14 LONDON. Wed. Oldham Athletic beat Shlldon 3-0 In their F.A. Cup first round replay at Oldham yesterday. Oldham will meet Bury away on Dec. 5. Results of other replays: Watford 3 Cheltenham 0 (winners at home to Wycombe). Carlisle 1 Rochdale 3 (winners at home to Barnslev
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    258 14 VICTORY AND THEN 'NETS' FOR A USSIES DACCA, Wednesday. NO SOONER had Australia beaten Pakistan by eight wickets with four hours to spare on the last day of the First Test here today than the tourists were practising in the nets. The Australians do not have another match before the
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    136 14 rpORONTO, Wed. Yvon 1 Durellr, British Empire light-heavyweight boxing champion, announced his retirement after being knocked out in the 12th round by George Chuvalo. the holder, in a Canadian heavyweight title fight last night. Durelle, who is 31, said: "I'm completely finished and I
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    Malays keep title on Mahat's goals
    332 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. £3 Rahim Omar and Sahar Hussein are without doubt the two leading forwards in Singapore soccer today, but the Singapore Malays' selectors decided to stick to Mahat Ambu and the nippy centreforward repaid their confidence by scoring four good goals to help
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    Brian ('My career comes first') to give up big chance
    255 15  - Brian ('My career comes first') to give up big chance By LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE, Wed. Brian Isaac, the Singapore amateur bantamweight boxingchampion, has decided to sacrifice the chance of competing in the South-East Asian Peninsula Games at Bangkok next month because he wants to become a sergeant in the
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    214 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. •nHREE players have withdrawn from the Malayan A cricket team to visit Hong Kong for the inter port cricket match next month, because they cannot get leave. They are Khoo Bin Keng (Selangor), a left-arm legbreak bowler, wicketkeeper John Roberts (Singapore)
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    111 15 HON YOON TO LEAD STORE MALAYA OINGAPORE, Wed.—Singapore Hockey Association today named Ctaai Hon Yoon, former Seianror centre half, captain of the Singapore team to meet Malaya in the Nov. 28 International match here. Earlier this month, Hon Yoon led the Civilians team against Combined Services in the annual Poppy
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    22 15 SINGAPORE. Wed—Singapore Amateur Swimming Association will hold Its next committee meeting at the Chinese Swimming Club. Amber Road, on Tuesday.
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    PAL'S TRIP TO SEAP GAMES IN BALANCE
    172 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pole vaulters Pal Singh, one of the two Singapore athletes who qualified to represent Singapore at the South East Asia Peninsular Ga<ii-..s next month, will not make the Bangkok trip L a recommendation by the Police disciplinary board is conftrm-sd by
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    155 15 CINGAPORE, Wed.— Ceylon Sports Club's champion, ship hopes were dimmed by a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Singapore Recreation CluO In their Dlv. 1 league hoocey match on the padang today. Recs fully deserved their win. Trailing 0-1 at half-time and without goalkeeper Rozario. who had
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    NONE QUALIFY IN SECOND AAA TRIALS
    473 15  - NONE QUALIFY IN SECOND AAA TRIALS But deserving cases to be considered FIRDIE SALAHUDIN SINGAPORE, Wed. None of the 11 athletes trying for places in the Singapore contingent to the South-East Asia Peninsula Games in Bangkok next month could make the grade at the second trials held by the Singapore
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    77 15 SINGAPORE. Wed.—Singapore Asians wound up their preparation for their All Blues Cup southern zone engagement against Johore A&ians at the end of the month, by holding Singapore Cricket Club 'A' to a 3-3 draw on the padanjj today. Results of other rugger matches played ln Singapore
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      80 15 SINGAPORE: Ragger REME v Johore Bahru United, Ayer Rajah Road. Hockey: Civilians v Services, padang: SHA league, Dlv 2 Police "B" v Combined Schools. Thomson Road- SRC v CSC., pa dan«; Dlv 3— RAF Chanßl v Prisons. Changl; Dlv. 4 YMCA v National Carbon. Balestler Road. Seeeer: Gandhi Memorial Cup
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    Offers pour in: May we adopt Susan?
    268 16 Offers pour in: May we adopt Susan? CRASH BABY TO JOIN HER GRANDPARENTS SINGAPORE, Wed. Offers to adopt 11--month-old Susan McGuffie. whose parents were killed in a car crash in Johore last Saturday, poured into Times House today. But to all offers the answer is: No. Susan will soon fly
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    65 16 HILARY MARCUS ARMSYRONU, aged 81. passed away peacefully on 18.11 1959 at Cheshire Home. Funeral on 19.11.1959 at 5.30 p.m. at St Bernadette's Church, Zion Road and thence to Bldadarl. DEATH OCCURREI' a'ter a long illness on 22-10-59 at Turramurra, Sydney, N. 8. Wales. Australia of Dr. Phyllis Ellen
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    28 16 HEAR STEREO TONIGHT Singapore recorded music &orleiy present a symphony concert in stereophonic sound at Monks Hill Secondary School, Winstedt Road. S pore. 8 p.m. Admission free.
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    Fine stays for man who hit his mum
    152 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. A former law student. Amdad Hussein, today lost his appeal against a district court conviction and fine of $250 for causing hurt to his mother. Mahabi binte .1 il.tluilin Amdad hit his mother with a hockey stick and a stool,
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    'Tricks' of bosses—by union
    384 16 'Tricks' of bosses by union INQUIRY IS TOLD EMPLOYERS FORM NEW COMPANIES TO GET OUT OF AGREEMENTS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. fHE general affairs officer of the Singapore Sawmill Workers* Union, Mr. Teo Tuan Hin, today spoke of "employers' tricks*' to exploit labourers. He was giving evidence before the commission inquiring into
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    Clerk (22) on the run wrote of suicide, court told
    276 16 Clerk (22) on the run wrote of suicide, court told KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A MINISTRY of Health clerk, who jumped bail after being; charged with cheating, wrote to his wife saying he was going to commit suicide. But he was later found in New Delhi making arrangements to go to
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    REDS BUILD AIRFIELD IN INDIA
    120 16 SRINAGAR. Wednesday. THE Chinese have built an airfield on Indian territory on Aksaichin Plateau in Ladakh, according to a reliable report received by the Kashmir State Government. This is the second j major construction project by the Chinese on Indian territory in this region. The
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    MIC CLARIFIES THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE RESOLUTION
    284 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Indian Congress said today that its re- solution on the English language had not been fully understood by its critics. As a result of the resolu- tion, Tuan Syed Nasir bin Ismail, Director of the Language and Literary Agency,
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    Lock icon Japan as an air power
    56 16 TOKYO. Wed.-^Japan has become a first-class air power In Asia with nearly 1,000 aircraft and about 28.000 airmen, the Asahi evening newspaper said in an article here today. The newspaper said Japan was competing with Nation* alist China to become the top air power among
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    Teachers to stage mammoth L-rally
    126 16 Teachers to stage mammoth L-rally SINGAPORE. Wed. About ***** principals and teachers here will hold a mammoth rally at the Happy World Stadium at 3 p.m. on Dec. 8, to celebrate National Loyalty Week. This will be the largest fathering of teachers in the history of the State. The Prime
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    State visit
    25 16 ANKARA. Wed. President Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan arrived here today by special plane from Teheran for a two-day state visit to Turkey.
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    War bomb explodes at Siglap
    87 16 War bomb explodes at Siglap SINGAPORE, Wed. An Incendiary bomb, believed to be a war relic, exploded on the beach off Siglap Road, today. Police later found several more incendiary bombs after the area was cordoned off toy six firemen. An expert from the Army Bombs Disposal Squad was called
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    BABY GIRL IS BORN WITH GREY HAIR
    138 16 OINGAPORE, Wed. The parents of a baby girl born at Kandang Kerbau Hospital on Monday are puzzled because their child has patches of grey hair on her head. In all other respects she is a normal healthy child. The father, Mr. See Beng
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    LONDON STOCKS
    312 16 LONDON. Wed. There was i renewed uncertainty In London stock markets today. Buyers were still reluctant to extend commitments and with further small sell- i Ing again evident, prices of industrial equities again moved lower There were, however, a fair sprinkling of firm spots. Steel shares were disturbed
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    RUBBER
    30 16 LONDON, Wed.—Spot 38<«d Dec. 37^d., Jan-Mar. 36Sd. Apr.-June 33 Hd., July-Sept. 32* d., Oct.-Dec 31 Sd., Nov. elf unquoted, Dec. c.l.f. 37\d.. Jan. elf. 36'sd.. Tone Firm alter easier.
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    TIN
    19 16 LONDON, Wed.—Buyers X7974 sellers £796. Forward buyers £797. MUtn £761, Settlement £7974. Turnover aja. 260 tons pm. nil.
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    THE DEATH OF MR. ISAAC: 'NO FOUL PLAY'—POLICE
    79 16 THE DEATH OF MR. ISAAC: 'NO FOUL PLAY'— POLICE SINGAPORE, Wed. A former Chief Inspector of Police. Mr. Thomas Isaac. 57, died of natural causes, the Police Secretary, William Cheng, said today. Mr. Isaac was admitted to hospital last Friday and died at 4.35 p.m. on Saturday. An autopsy was
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    Grandmother
    31 16 HOLLYWOOD. Wed Actress Loretta Young has joined the grandmother ranks. Miss Young's daughter, Judy, wife o! film executive Joseph Tinney Jr., gave birth to a 61b. 12oz. girl, Maria yesterday.—U.P.l.
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