The Straits Times, 7 November 1960

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    16 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    THE LAST LAP
    546 1 FRANTIC PACE CONTINUES Nixon flies to Alaska to keep a promise while Kennedy campaigns in the East A huge rally and TV talks I NEW YORK, Sunday JH E Presidential candidates kept up the frantic campaign pace today as they moved into the last 48 hours before
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    A last look at New York before he leaves U.S.
    158 1 NEW YORK. Sun.— Tengku Abdul Rahman sailed for England aboard the German liner Bremen early this morning after his tour of the U.S. and Canada. The liner will dock in Southampton on Saturday and the Prime Minister will spend eight
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    Front: Is this the reason for arrests?
    439 1 KUALA LUMPUR Sunday. JIIL Socialist Front tonight protested against the arrests of its members and other people in a scries of prc-dawn raids yesterday. It called on the Government to give fair treatment to those detained and "not to use Fascist or Communist
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    SHOT MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL
    69 1 SHOT MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Andrew Gasper, a salesman, who was found shot in his Ulu Klang home near here last night, died in the general hospital tonight. The death was reported two hours after his family had returned from the burial of his second wife. Koon
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    Lock icon 1,500 cut off
    27 1 BERNE, Sun. Some 1,500 villagers living in the Calanoa valley, southeast Switzerland, have been cut off by a landslide blocking the only road. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nehru opens a factory
    62 1 BHOPAL. Sun. Mr. Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, today inaugurated a giant heavy electrical factory here which will soon make India self-sufficient in electrical power equipment. The factory, which is already in production, was designed by Associated Electrical Industries of London, and most of the equpiment is
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    The revolution in your office...
    202 1 been a gentle re- volution in Malayan offices. It's the day of the girl secretary and stenographer in what was once a male preserve, says Irene De Silva, writing in November HER WORLD on sale today. This bright new issue of the Malayan magazine for
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    The 'Malai' troops cause stir
    467 1  - The 'Malai' troops cause stir WEE KIM WEE: NATIONALITY PUZZLE FOR CONGOLESE AS FORCE MEN START GUARD DUTIES From LEOPOLDVILLE, Sunday CCOUT CARS of the Malayan Special Force were the centre <>t attraction in the Congo capital as they patrolled through the city. Large crowds gathered in the streets whenever
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    2 labourers buried alive in mine landslide
    63 1 2 labourers buried alive in mine landslide IPOH. Sun.— Two labourers were buried alive in a landslide at a tin mine in Tronoh. 16 miles from here, early this morning. They were Wong Kain Choy. 19. and Cheong Kuan (hoy. 37. Both men were in the pumphouse of the mine
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    Lock icon A-subs: Moscow rally blast
    205 1 A-subs: Moscow rally blast MOSCOW, Sun. Mr. Frol Kozlov. Soviet Deputy Prime Minister. today launched the 43rd anniversary celebrations of the Bolshevik October Revolution with a bitter attack on the Anglo-U.S. agree- ment to base Polaris missile submarines in the Clyde. He said: "America plans to send these submarine* to
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    STOP PRESS
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    Lock icon 'LADy C' BISHOP ATTACKED
    245 2 'LADy C' BISHOP ATT ACKED Prelate says: His publicdefence of book in court has exposed him to danger... CANTERBURY, Sunday THE Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday criticised one of his bishops for publicly defending the controversial novel 'Lady Chatterley's Lover/ 1 The Bishop of Wool.. Dr. John Robinson, appeared as a
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    Lock icon Nikita ('Here I am') laughs at rumours
    96 2 Nikita ('Here I am') laughs at rumours MOSCOW, Sun.— The Russian Premier. Mr. Khruslu-hc\. yesterday "just made fun" of rumours in the West that he had been deposed in a coup by former Premier, (ieorci Malenkov. I his was reported today by tlit- rettria< Canadian ambassador. .Mr. David Johnson, who
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    Lock icon Gold smuggler jailed
    173 2 BOMBAY. Sunday ROY Stanley Saxon, a 31-year-old Briton, was jailed for 15 months here yesterday for smuggling gold worth rupees (about Msl.s million) into India from Hong Kong last month. He pleaded guilty. Thomas Llewellyn Hughes. another Briton also under arrest on smueKllng charges, filed a petition
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    MENDERES BABY NOT PREMATURE,' TURKISH TREASON TRIAL TOLD
    147 2 VASSIADA. Sun.— A government doctor told tlii- mass Turkish treason trial here yesterday that the illegitimate baby born to Madame Ayahan Aydan. mistress of formeT premier Adnan .Menderes. was not premature, as has been alleged at earlier hearings. Menderes. 61 year-old father
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    Lock icon Gang terrorises a town
    80 2 MEMPHIS f Tennessee). Sun. A gang of about 25 young Negroes armed with shotguns, clubs and bricks terrorised a neighbourhood here last night, but scattered when police converged on the area. 81x of the negroes were ar- rested. Police said one of them. Robert Stovall. 27.
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    Lock icon 'Friendsship' to russian is stressed in Peking
    137 2 'Friendsship' to russian is stressed in Peking PEKING. Sunday |yj ADAME Soong Ching-ling, vice-chairman of 1?x China, in an article published in all Peking newspapers today stressed the "unbreakable and eternal" friendship between China and Russia and denied that China had given up the policy of peaceful co-existence. Her article
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    Briefly... Prince Reza proclaimed Shah's heir
    69 2 Briefly... Prince Reza proclaimed Shah's heir TEHERAN. Sun— The Shah ol Persia today issued a proclamation naming his week-old son, Reza. Crown Prince and heir to the peacock throne. Quee n Farah rid the young prince left hospital yesterday and returned to the palace. WASHINGTON: The United States Agriculture Department
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    77 2 PETERBOROUGH: The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary LUGANO: Th e body of Greek-American conductor Dimitri Mitropoulos waa cremated yesterday. GOTHENBIRC; 1 Sweden The 1,789-ton British freighter Volo was declared a total loss as she continued to burn 24 hours after a fire on board sparked
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    Lock icon After warning, de Gaulle meets key Ministers
    493 3 ALARM IN PARLIAMENT AT 'DICTATOR' POSSIBILITY AND A SULLEN CALM SETTLES OVER ALGIERS OARIS. Sunday pRESIDENT de Gaulle conferred with key Ministers on Algeria for two hours yesterday following his warning that he would not hesitate to use all the constitutional weapons at
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    Lock icon Dutch deny any big exodus from West Irian
    91 3 Dutch deny any big exodus from West Irian THE HAGUE. Sun. The Dutch Government has denied here in reply to parliamentary questions that there was any sizeable departure of Indone-sian-bom Dutch people from Netherlands New Guinea. The reply, contained in a note to the Upper House of the Dutch Parliament,
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    Lock icon BRITAIN TOLD: YOUR A-BOMBERS ARE A WAR THREAT
    352 3 NEW YORK. Sun. SAUDI Arabia yesterday accused Britain in the United Nations of extending the area of war and inviting danger to the Arab world, Asia and Africa, "simply to save British nuclear bombers from destruction." The Saudi Arabian dolegate. Mr. Ahmed
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    Lock icon Ceylon 'not tied to Britain'
    217 3 COLOMBO, Sun. MR. FELIX Dias Bandaranalke, Minister of Finance, yesterday told the House of Representatives there was no treaty tying Ceylon with Britain on defence matters. He said Britain had withdrawn from her bases on the Island even before the 1962 deadline agreed upon with
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    24 3 BERLIN. Sun.— East Germany has protested to the three Western powers against creation of a civil police reserve In West Berlin. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ex-Castro man arrested
    44 3 HAVANA. Sun. Cuban labour leader David Salvador, an early Fidai Castro supporter who was ousted from power by more militant Communists, was seized by intelligence officers as he tried to flee to Florida aooard a yacht, the Government announced yesterday. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon KASSEM PRAISES PEKING
    70 3 BAGDAD. Sun— lraq's Premier. Gen. Abdul Karlm Ka^sem. said here last night that the Chinese neople had brought their country to its present greatness by throwing out imperialism and Iraq would follow the same path. "We shall surely overthrow •mperlalism and advance so far that we can
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    Lock icon U.S. TUG BOMBED BY U.S. PLANE
    73 3 U.S. TUG BOMBED BY U.S. PLANE TOKYO. Sun.— United States naval forces here yesterday reported that several of the trew of a U.S. tug received injuries and concussion when the vessel was accidentally bombed yesterday by an aircraft irom the U.S. carrier Coral Sea. TWe tug received shrapnel damage from
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    Lock icon Game picketed
    31 3 LONDON. Sun. A small group of young anti-apar-theid demonstrators picketed the game in Leicester today between a Midland counties fifteen and the Springboks South African rugby touring team. Reuter.
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    Lyndon hits back at 'Judas' hecklers
    238 3 BEAUMONT (Texas), Sunday. SENATOR Lyndon B. Johnson said yesterday that demonstrations in Dallas, where men and women shouted "turncoat" and "Judas" at him and his wife, proved that the Republicans had made this a campaign to prevent people from speaking their minds. I Other
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    Lock icon 942 FOR JAPANESE ELECTION
    74 3 TOKYO. Sun.-When registration closed last night. 942 politicians, including 20 women, had entered for Japan's most jittery post-war election campaign. Japanese will go to the polls on Nov. 20 to elect 467 members to the Lower House of Parliament. In party groups, the candidates represented: Liberal
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    TRADE WITH GERMANY UP
    402 4 MALAYA'S HIGHER PURCHASING POWER KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaya's imports from West Germany made a big leap this year. Imports from West Germany during the first eitfht months of this yeai totalled $80.4 million $16.6 million more than the same period last year and $22.6 million more
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    Minister leads 'big sweep' ' in housing estate
    351 4 Minister leads 'big sweep' in housing estate SINGAPORE. Sun. Dust flew and children scampered as members of the PAP'S IMountbatten Branch, led by the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, swept theii way through the old Kalians Airport estate here this afternoon. The members of the Mountbatten
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    ALL RACES COMBINE TO AID TAMIL SCHOOL
    132 4 ALL RACES COMBINE TO AID TAMIL SCHOOL SINGAPORE. Sun. A group of women social workers in Singapore have got together to form the non-Tamil speaking women's 6ub-committee to raise funds for the new $75,000 Kalalmagal Tamil Secondary School building. The first campaign organised by the committee to raise funds for
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    Work on new Crawford Park begins
    134 4 Work on new Crawford Park begins SINGAPORE, Sun.— Work has already started on the proposed Crawford Park at the junction of Crawford Road and Beach Road. This was disclosed last night by the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, at the opening of the Middle Road community
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    HOLD APEX MEETING IN S'PORE CALL
    119 4 PERTH, Sunday. MALAYAN and Singapore Apex Clubs want the 1963 Australian Zone Apex Convention to be held in Singapore instead of Western Australia. A request for this will be made by the Malaya-Singa-pore District Governor-elect. Mr. Leow Jwee Meng. now visiting Perth. Malayan trophy
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    For training in Britain
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Charlie Ong. 30, of the Passenger Department, Islay Kerr and Co., Ltd.. will leave Singapore aboard the P and O Chusan tomorrow, for six months' training in London. Mr. Ong has been with the department since 1948.
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    WOMAN BROADCAST SPEAKER PASSES THROUGH S'PORE
    208 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE will be included in a book, a series of broadcasts and articles in a women's magazine, when Miss Janet Dunbar, of the British Broadcasting Corporation, finishes her world trip i in mid-1961. Miss Dunbar. In private life Mrs. Clifford Webb, wife
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    Where to see free films
    127 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Field Section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week at 7 p.m.: TOMORROW: Balestler Road Chinese Temple; Kampong Kuchai, Lorong 3. Geylang: Forfar Square Queenstown. TUESDAY: Kampong Ng Ho Ng off Thomson
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    BIG SEND OFF FOR TOURISTS
    87 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A colourful lion dance on the wharfside here today marked the departure of 1.200 Australian and New Zealand tourists on board the liner Oronsay for Melbourne. The tourists, most of them working men and women, were on the last leg of their 35-day
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    280 4 rpHE following is today's I schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London, Frankfurt Zurich, Damascus, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok (8A778) 6.45 pm.; from London, Dusseldorf, Beirut Karachi, Calcutta Bangkok (8A714) 7.45 p.m.; from Melbourne. Sydney. Darwin (8A705) 845 p.m.
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      90 4 The diary INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show and comfort at Reformative Training; Centre Borstal i, Changl Camp, 7.30 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF SINGAPORE: Exhibition of works by Peng Beng-Wu and Lee-Urn at the Raffles Museum. 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. SALVATION ARMY: Home League (Women's) meeting, 207 Clemenceau Avenue,
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    SABOTAGE—KhaIid says it again
    256 5 SABOTAGE —KhaIid says it again TWO INSTANCES CITED TO BACK CHARGES AGAINST SOCIALIST FRONT ELEMENTS ALOR STAR. Sunday HPHE Assistant Minister of Rural Development, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, today repeated his charge that Socialist Front elements were trying to sabotage the Government's rural development scheme. He cited two instances
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    DISAPPOINTMENT...AND THEN A PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR EVE
    250 5 DISAPPOINTMENT. ..AND THEN A PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR EVE Spore girl wins top art prize in Perth PERTH. Sun. Evangeline Ang Hui Pi. a 22-year-old Singapore girl studying in Australia, has been awarded a $350 prize for the best exhibit out of 234 entries In the West Australian University Guild of
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    POPPY DAY APPEAL BY RAJA LOPE
    134 5 KUALA LUMPUR Sunday. A TOTAL of $85,000 has been paid this year from the Poppy Day Fund to needy ex-servicemen and their dependents and towards tne education of 500 children. This was disclosed by Brigadier Raja Lope Nor Rashid bin Raja Abdul Rahman. De
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    Razak briefing
    27 5 KLUANG. Sun. The Minister of Rural Development, Tun Abdul Razak, was briefed on the progress of the various rural development schemes in the Kluang district.
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    Hospital fund
    24 5 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Sun.— The Lady Tern pier Hospital Fund committee In Ulu Selangor has raised <I.SOO from the sale of flags.
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    Inche Senu urges Malay women to start a bank of their own
    206 5 ifUALA LUMPUR. Sun. IV —The Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today called on Malay women to start a bank. Imhe Senu was speaking at the opening ot a fun fair of the Kaum Ibu
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    Prize-giving
    41 5 PENANG Sun— The Westlands School will hold its annual prize-giving and concert at 6 p.m. on Friday. Dr. N. K. Menon former chairman of the State Education Board, will address the pupils and Mrs Menon will give away the prizes
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    Royal old boy entertains 20
    58 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Sun.— About 20 former students of the Malay College here were entertained to dinner at the Istana Iskandariah by the Sultan of Perak and the Raja Perempuan yesterday. They were in Kuala Kangsar to participate in the college's old boys week. The Sultan
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    Returns to Britain on accountancy scholarship
    49 5 MX Ibrahim Mohamed 25, of Kota Bharu, who returned from the University of Birmingham in July after obtaining a degree in commerce, went back to Britain by air yesterday to study accountancy on a scholarship awarded by the Malay Teachers Association of Kelantan.
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    Talk on U.S. foreign policy
    50 5 PENANO, Sun.— An American writer and historian. Dr. Sau! K. Padover, will address tho Penang Forum on "The Foreign Policy of the United Btates" at a meeting at the clvi! defence hall on Tuesday The meeting, at 8.15 p.m.. will be open to the public.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    103 6 I* Words %U (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. ANDREW NOEL THANCAM thank all relative." and frlenda who attended their wedding. »ent congratulatory messages and valuable presents. MR. DANNY SNARMAN thanks all those who conveyed condolence messages, wreaths and attended the funeral of his late father Mr. LD. Sbarman of Kuala
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    The Straits Times Monday, November 7, 1960. Reserves Of Tin
    779 6 The Straits Times Monday, November 7, 1960. Reserves Of Tin It is over twenty years since the Fermor report on Malaya's mining industry recommended with a fervour bordering on anxiety an immediate investigation of the reserves of tin ore and also the amortisation of government revenue from tin in the
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    Facing Facts
    472 6 Hard hitting though it was on means, President de Gaulle's television speech showed him yielding ground to realities in the question of ends. If the spirit of the President's various fine orations on Algeria were shared throughout France the war against the rebels might have ended by now;
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    Dossier of Death
    1018 6  - Dossier of Death Arye Wallenstein THE FACE OF THE MAN WHO IS HELPING HIS JAILERS PUT TOGETHER DETAILS OF GREATEST, MOST SYSTEM .TIC MASS MURDER OF ALL TIME by TEL AVIV, Sunday WITHIN th c grey concrete walls of the Teggart Fortress near Haifa, Adolf Eichmann and his jailers are
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      ROLE OF THE MIC IN SINGAPORE
      132 6 I READ the letter "MIC Singapore surprise" with considerable surprise. I am afraid the writer either misheard what the president of the MIC Singapore. Mr. John Jacob, said or misunderstood the significance of his speech. What Mr. Jacob said at a meeting of the
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      A promise not kept
      68 6 QN April 18 Radio Slngapore announced to the people of Singapore during "Quejtion Time" that Loronß 16. Geylang would be taken over and metalled by the City Council. This lorong is in a bad and filthy condition, and used daily by hundreds of school children. Why
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      The about-turn teachers
      105 6 FIVE years ago when the "Operation Torch" system of registering pupils was on, many local headmasters and teachers in the Chinese schools urged parents to choose primary schools for their children. They said we would undermine Chinese culture If we sent our children to English schools. But
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      Wanted: A road sign
      73 6 \[AY I draw the attention of the traffic authorities that the placing of a "no right turn" sign at the entrance to Bukit Timah Road opposite tfee Rex Cinema Is absolutely necessary. At times traffic Is held up at this Junction by vehicles wanting to turn
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      Touchy subject in school...
      61 6 "THERE are some schools in Malaya which Insist that their Form V students should take only seven subjects. As a result, history Is "banned". Why history? Why not geography? Why not leare this to the pupils themselves? Let them pick the seven subjects they like best,
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      665 6 ON THE SCENE NOTES FROM HERE AND THERE ON MALAYAN ARTS AND LETTERS "WHEN we concern ourselves with the relation 0f... lntennixed communities, as in India, to each other; the relation of parent nations to those which have originated as colonies; the relation of the colonist to the native; the
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    IMPORT OF HORSES BANNED
    138 7 IMPORT OF HORSES BANNED KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Government has advised horse traders not to import horses into the Federation until further notice. This Is because of the fear of a deadly horse disease In Africa spreading to livestock In Malaya. Quarantine The Director of Veternlnary Services, inche Johari bin
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    Service station is opened
    50 7 KUALA KANGSAR, Sun.— The Mentri Besar of Perak. Inche Sha'ari bin Plal. today opened a $90,000 Stanvac service station .n Low Road here. The station Is operated by Inche Abdul Latin" bin Alar.g Ahmad, the first Malay to run a Stanvac .service station in Kuala Kangsar.
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    $21,900 theft
    28 7 TAWAU, Sun. Police are Investigating the theft of $21,900 from the safe of the Bombay Burmah Trading Corp. Ltd. at Apas Balung timber camp here today.
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    Water jets unearth an ammo dump
    114 7 Water jets unearth an ammo dump TPOH. Sun. An ammunition dump containing 1.500 rounds of machinegun ammunition, 500 rifle bullets and three handgrenades was found yesterday at a tin mine, the Chee Leok Kongsi, near Tambun, seven miles from here. The dump was found by a labourer while operating a
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    Lee: We are out on a limb
    375 7 PREMIER LAYS BLAME ON 'MAP-MAKERS' OF BRITAIN FOR THE FREAK FRONTIER BAR TO SPORE MERGER SINGAPORE, Sunday rpHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said A today that "whatever the twists and turns of events in the immediate present, the relentless logic of
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    Air hostess Nancy is beauty title winner
    128 7 A MALAYAN AIRWAYS air hostess, Nancy Liew, 19, was the winner of the Miss Supershell 1961 contest held during the sixth Arts Ball at Raffles Hotel in Singapore on Saturday night. Second in the contest was Juli<- Koh. 19. and third Kathleen Brookman,
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    CO-OPS: AZIZ HITS A T SOME STATE GOVTS.
    217 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. HP HE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, yesterday attacked "certain state governments" for undermining the legitimate desire of the rural people to better themselves economically. The Minister said these governments were not supporting the
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    Man detained after big vice swoop
    123 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A MAN has been detained here in connection with alleged vice activities following a police raid in Katong yesterday. The man was picked up after detectives, led by Mr. Joseph Teng. O.C. anti-vice, broke Into a suspected prostitution den in Chapel Road
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    $139,000 for rural work
    51 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Kuala Lumpur district will spend $139,000 on rural development projects this year, according to a Selangor Government statement today. Two of the projects have been completed dralnane improvements, costing $35,000 in Sungei Buloh and a laterlte road at Batu Caves Malay settlement, costing
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    Perlis assembly
    18 7 KANGAR. Sun. Th e Perlis State Assembly will hold Its next meeting here on Nov. 28.
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    BRITAIN-VISIT GURKHAS BACK
    108 7 nUTTERWORTH. Sun. After a six-month stay In Britain four officers and 104 other ranks from various Ourkha units serving In the Federation returned to Malaya this afternoon In an RAF Transport Command Brittania. Another group of 120 officers and men Is due to arrive here in another
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    Budget session
    25 7 IPOH. Sun. Five days have been set aside for the Budget sessions of the Perak Btate Legislative Assembly which opens on Dec 19.
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    FIRST TRY AND A MOTHER TAKES THE TITLE
    94 7 FIRST TRY AND A MOTHER TAKES THE TITLE KUALA LUMPUR, San.— Mrs. Linda Chan, mother of a three-year-old daughter, last night won the "Commercial Queen" title from more than 12 other girls, most of them unmarried. This was the first time Mrs. Chan, a stenographer, had taken part in a
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    POLICE MAKE ROOFTOP RAID ON A CHINATOWN OPIUM DEN
    101 7 POLICE MAKE ROOFTOP RAID ON A CHINATOWN OPIUM DEN CINGAPORE, Sun. A large collection of opium-smoking utensils was recovered today during a C.LD. raid in Chinatown Five detectives, using turn-table ladders, smashed through the roof and upper windows of a three- storey building In Cross Street to get Into a
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    Open to all
    29 7 BENTONG. Sun— The Chinese Athletic Association here Is to open Its membership to all races. The annual subscription will be reduced from $1 to 50 cents.
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    Freight up: Australian goods may be dearer
    139 7 CINGAPORE, Sun. Malayans may hay« to pay higher prices for Australian goods because shipping freight rates from Australia to Singapore and other Malayan and Indonesian ports have been Increased by six per cent since the beginning of this month This Is the concensus
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    JAYCEES to LAUNCH 'RURAL SERVICE5
    109 7 JAYCEES to LAUNCH 'RURAL SERVICE 5 PENANG, Sunday. nPHE national convention of the Junior Chamber of A Commerce of Malaya today unanimously resolved to launch "Service to Rural Communities" as its project for 1961. In proposing the resolution, the Kuala Lumpur chapter observed that many rural communities In the country
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    J.A.L. to start jet service
    52 7 SINGAPORE, Sun— Mr. T. Yamazakl. the district manager of Japan Air Lines In Singapore, returned here today after attending a twoweek district managers' conference In Tokyo. He confirmed that his airline would begin a jet service to Singapore early next year operated by the Convalr
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  • MALYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Natural fully competitive
      1457 10 RESEARCH ALWAYS IMPROVING A SUPERIOR PRODUCT By Our Market Correspondent VATURAJL RUBBER is now fully competi--1 tive with synthetic. This is currently the source of the greatest concern to the Malayan sharemarket. In the long-term it may be the source of the greatest satisfaction. The price of
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      34 10 RL'BBKR TIN (per Ib.) (per picnl) Oct. 31 88; rts. 5394.5* Nov. 1 87 1 cts. $394.3* J 2 894 cst. 5394.87J 3 88i cts. $395.75 4 872 rts. $396.50 5 5356.87;
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      Lock icon Rubber lowest since March
      642 10 t:o»moi»uv It.* VII U T*HE PRICE of rubber in Singapore last week eased slowly until by Friday it stood at 87,1 cents the lowest level since March 3, 1959. The full drop on the week, nowever. was only one and three-eighths cents. The main reason for
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      STOCK INDICES
      22 10 Malayan Stork Exchange: Nov. 5 Nov. 4 Industrials: 127.35 127.38 Tins: 186.32 186.39 Rubbers: 212.03 213.43 Jan. 1 1958 100.
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      SATURDAY BUSINESS
      172 10 SINGAPORE members of the Malayan Stork Exchange reported the following business at 13 noon on Saturday. Nov. 5. (Bargains are given before prict unless only one was written). Industrials: Fiaser and Neave ords $1.90; Gammon $2.01; Jackson (M) 85 cents D; McAlister $1.18; Metal Box $1.86 and $1.85;
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      132 10 fT\HK Malayan Exchange Banks' X Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants on Saturday. Nov. 5. (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 33 1/16. O.D. 33 3/16. 90 d/st 33 7/16 credit bills. 33 9/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1373 10 r!E follow ing list of revised quotations was issued by Singapore members of the Malayan Stock Exchange after their j last merlins on Saturday i Novrm- I her 5i II and L sUnd for highest and lowest for business done this year. HI IS Alei Inet*. 1.00
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      227 10 s N uiviiH \»s \\\oa \< ill j Current Date ol Total Total for payment payment for previous year Tear Batu Lintang 10 No\ 19 26% 40% Suntjei Tnkanc 10 r e* Nov. 22 Js<-, Interim YOU PICK THE BEST BRAINS You cosh in on the know-how of some of
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      952 11 TENDERS SINGAPORE TELEPHONE j P°"CE TENDER NOTICE ROARh Tenders which will ciose at 12 Dut\i\u [io<)ii on Monda 28th. November. SALt BY TtNDtK 1960 arc Invited by the Chief Tenders are invited lor the Police Officer, Selangor Continpurchase of scrap materials, gent for: which include armoured and lead (a> tne
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      822 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD Applications are Invited from suitably qualified male candidates for the appointment of Secretary to the Board. Applicants for this senior pensionaole appointment must be members of a recognised professional body with considerable experience. preferably with a large Industrial undertaking. Age should be between 33
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      821 11 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class Ex and above P.W.D. Contractors will be received at the office of the Director of Public Works. Federation of Malaya, Maxwell Road, Kuala Lumpur, up to 12 noon of the 22nd November. 1960 for the Fabrication and Supply of Mild Steel Mould for
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      635 11 (Continued from Page 6) SITUATIONS VACANT it Wmrdt SS (MlM.)—BmM M ctt. txtrm WANTED lmdy ktndrrtarten teacher 1.1.61 must be Christian. Apply Honorary Secretary Y.W.C A. 133. Anderson Drive, Ipoh. Applications close 19.11.60. REQUIRED QUALIFIED PHARMACIST, M»dleil R.»r.».nt«ti». and Corritpvndtnc* CUrh able write Chinese-English, with typing experience: X.L, residents preferred.
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      822 11 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wordt Si (Min.)-Btx it ctt. txlrm i LEGAL FIRM In Ipoh requires Ad- 1 rocate and Solicitor as paid assistant. Please apply Box No. A 954 8.T.. I Ipoh AMERICAN FIRM requires Accounts Clerk with Senior Cambridge qualification. Knowledge of Accounts and typewriting an advantage. Initial salary
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      838 11 TUITION Wtrdt SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtrm LEARN TYPING. Air-Condllionr« Room*. .-M'»rt Kuld&nrr. New scimons: Kook-krt'ping. Shorthand. Msl.iv 11, Vscancies: Sprrd. Theory iMorrintr, Kveningt. Frrnch, Classes. Registration:- LCC. Pitman, Blnca|x>rr Institute of Commir. 5 Middle Koad. in CoMyrr Quay. S por*. LEARN RADIO the practical way! No unnrcruHry Mathematics
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    King Ruddin ($79) for top dividend
    2120 12  -  EPSOM JEEP: PALOMAR WINS MAIN SPRINT By Ipoh, Sunday 0 THE BIC SWEEP: Total pool $176,200 FIRST PRIZE: No. *****6 $47,860 SECOND PRIZE: No. 184C64 $22,494 THIRD PRIZE: No. *****0 $11,486 STARTERS ($2,991 each): Nos. *****2, *****9. *****9. *****3. CONSOLATION ($l,OOO each): Nos. *****4.
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    YEOVIL AND BANGOR KO LEAGUE SIDES
    596 12 YEOVIL AND BANGOR KO LEAGUE SIDES LONDON. Sun. VLTHTLE all-conquering Tottenham Hotspur wer« hammering Fulham 5-1 yesterday to stretch their First Division lend to seven points, the "minnows" of English football battled for fame and glory in the First Round of the F.A. Cup. Little Yeovll Town and Bangor City
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    RESULTS AND LEAGUE TABLES
    1013 12 Ashford 1 GlUinsham 2 Bangor 1 YVrexham 0 B. Auckland 3 Bridlington 2 Bradford C. 0 Scarborough 0 Bridjwater 3 Hereford 0 Chesterfield 3 Doncaster 3 Clacton 1 Southend 3 Dover 1 Peterborough 4 Halifax 5 HartlrpooU 1 Hendon 2 Oxford ltd. 2 I/oughboroufh 0 King's
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    325 12 RUGBY UNION TOUR MATCH (Leicester): Midland Counties 3 South Afri cans 3. WELSH TRIAL (Swansea) Reds 11 Whites 6 U.K. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS: Cheshire 11 Lancashire 9; Yorkshire 11 Cumberland and Westmorland 14. UK CLUB MATCHES: Blackheath 0 Swansea 16; Guys Hos Dital 17 Old Bluis 9; Bristol
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    27 12 LONDON. Sun.— Herb Elliott. Australia's Olympic 1,500 metres champions, finished eighth in a five-mile cross-country race at Coulsden yesterday. The winner wai Gordon Pirie.— U.P.l.
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    MALACCA SHOCK SINGAPORE
    277 13 Heavy rain washed out last two matches in 'quad' By LIM KEE CHAN Segamat. Sunday "YJALACCA caused the biggest hockey upset of the season when they beat Singapore 3-0 in the quadrangular tournament here this morning. Heavy rain this evening caused the last match of the tournament
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    89 13 \IACAO, Sun.— Martin Redfern of Hong Kong, driving a Jaguar XKS. today won the Macao Grand Pnx over 60 laps of the Guia circuit here. Second was American Grant i Wolfklll from Japan In ;i Porsche Spyder R.S. and I third Jan Bussell of Singapore
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    Sara Shield semi-final ends in draw again
    283 13 VUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Saravanamuttu Shield cricket semi-final replay between Selangor Ceylonese and Perak Ceylonese i again ended in a draw at I Pantal Valley here today. Rain stopped play 45 mln- utes before the scheduled close with the scores at: Selangor 107,
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    47 13 PERTH. Sun. The West Indian cricket tourists were In a winning position at the end of the second day's play against an Australian XI yesterday. Scores: W. Indians 289-9 dec (Kanhal 103) and 104-1 (Kanhai 54 no.) Australians--194 (Harvey 80. Hall 4-60).— Router
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    26 13 IPOH. Sun.— The soccer match j between the Federation Prisons and Singapore Prisons scheduled to be played at Tnipinc today has been postponed tor tomorrow.
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    STORE ATTACK LACKS LEADER
    173 13 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore scrambled to a 3-2 win over Joint Services in their annual Poppy Day Fund soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Plnving without skipper Lm Kok Seng Quah Kirn Swce and Lee tVah Chin, who are away on tour with the M.C.F.V team,
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    55 14 LONDON. Sun.— Police arrested more than 250 people in London last night during Guy Fawkes day celebration. Hundreds of harassed police tried to check the enthusiasm of a rowdy crowd of 12.000 which packed Trafalgar Square. London Fire Brigade answered more than 540 calls. Involving over 1.000
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    668 14 Counsel in three-widow appeal case tells court... HE HAD HEARD DEAD MAN HAD MORE THAN ONE WIFE JOHORE BAHRU. Sunday THE Federal Appeal Court was told today that a priest closed the doors of a church in Johore Bahru when the body of millionaire
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    WIDOW WEEPS AT FUNERAL AND TALKS OF 'SPATE OF BAD LUCK'
    280 14 Shooting drama: Father of five dies of wounds KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Madam Chai Kwee Yin, the widow and first wife of salesman Andrew Gasper, sobbed at a graveside here and spoke of a "spate of bad luck" which has
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    71 14 LONDON. Sun. An atlas of the reverse side of the moon has been published in the Soviet Union, Moscow Radio said. It has been completed after a big team of astronomers had worked on the signals received from the automatic inter-planetary station. Lunik IV, launched on
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    UNIONIST WANTS MONTHLY PAY FOR 60,000
    286 14 UNIONIST WANTS MONTHLY PAY FOR 60,000 l/UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The president of the Malayan Trade Union Congress, Mr. Lum Kin Tuck, today urged that the j country's 60.000 dailyi rated workers be paid monthly. He was speaking at the Inaugural meeting of the RallI waymen's Union of Malaya The new
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    Visitor from Sydney
    57 14 t SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. A. H. Urquhart. chairman of the Sydney Stock Exchange armed by Qantas tonight for a 10-day visit at the invitation of the Malayan Stock Exchange. He was met at the airport by the chairman of the Malayan Stock Exchange. Mr. M Bell, and
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