The Straits Times, 26 November 1960

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    THE ALIEN-by LEE
    2721 1 'Stick to own subject' advice SINGAPORE. Friday fHE PRIME Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, made it clear tonight that academic freedom did not confer on a visiting professor or an alien the right "to intervene by comment or action in the political issues of this country." Speaking
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    Lock icon A SON IS BORN TO THE KENNEDYS
    143 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. Mrs. John Kennedy, wife of the U.S. President-elect, today save birth to a 6 lb. 3 oz. son by caesarean operation as her husband was making a dash by air from Florida to be at her side. Senator Kennedy received a
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    Nantah talks
    16 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Government Nanyang University liaison committee will meet at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Tengku meets Dutch leaders on W. Irian
    605 1 Tengku meets Dutch leaders on W. Irian TENGKU Abdul Rahman arrived here today for talks with Dutch leaders on West Irian. A member of the Malayan party s>aid the Tengku may visit Australia and Indonesia soon for talks on West Irian. He flew from London in a Dutch Government aircraft.
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    Bandit hunters to 'toughen up'
    324 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday ANE thousand Mala- yan and Thai Jungle fighters hunting the 560 terrorists in the border area are to be "toughened up" under a rigorous new training programme. This was one of the decisions taken by the ThaiMalayan senior staff committee whose meeting
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    Malaya to spend more next year
    778 1 Malaya to spend more next year KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE FEDERATION Government has budgetted for an expenditure of $958 million in 1961 $50 million more than for this year. This is revealed in the Federal expenditure estimates which were issued today in a streamlined and simplified form to make them
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    Rockets plan
    30 1 OSLO. Frl. A Norwegian rocket programme has been recommended by a special research committee to the Norwegian Research Council for technique and science, it has been announced here.
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    Riddle of missing 3-year-old
    106 1 Riddle of missing 3-year-old SINGAPORE. Fri. Detectives spent all day today lin LoroiiK Buang Kok. a kampong off the Bth mile Ponggol Road, probing the disappearance of a three-year-old girl. The child, daughter of a building contractor. Lee Chin Chye. 30. had been missing for a year. A police spokesman
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    Lock icon Congo's leader reaches Paris
    133 1 Congo's leader reaches Paris pARIS. Fri.—Presid- ent Joseph Kasavubu of the Congo arrived here this morning by air from New York. He was accompanied by his delegation to the United Nations. They leave tonight for Brazzaville. President Kasavubu said the departure of the 13--member United Nations conciliation commission for the
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    Lock icon THERELUCTANT PEER ADVISED: TRY TREASON
    287 2 THERELUCTANT PEER ADVISED: TRY TREASON LONDON, Friday BRITAIN'S 'reluctant peer," Mr. Anthony Wedgwood Benn, was advised yesterda} to commit a "nominal act of treason' by making improper use of the Queen's coat of arms. The odvice came in a letter to The Times from Mr. Randolph Churchill, journalist son of
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    Lock icon 'No' to pay demands
    48 2 LONDON. Fri. British shipyard employers yesterday rejected union demands for substantial pay rises for more than 250.000 ship building and repairing workers. Instead, they warned the unions that unemployment would become progressively worse during the next few months unless further orders were obtained. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Wife urged: Write to husband in jail
    135 2 Wife urged: Write to husband in jail SYDNEY. Fri.— A Salvation Army officer today wrote to Mrs. Magda Bradley in London asking her to write to her husband at Sydney's Long Bay jail. "I have given her all the details and a couple of personal messages from her husband." the
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    Lock icon Pro-dc Gaulle
    32 2 ALGIERS. Fri. A new organisation the "Progress front for the support of the President of the Republic" which supports President de Gaulle's Algerian policy was formed here last night. Reuter
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    Lock icon MI-5 man to guard U.S. Polaris base
    138 2 j LONDON. Fri. A report in the Daily Telegraph today stated that British Intelligence has sent an undercover officer to Holy Loch in Scotland to assume charge of security and counter-espion-age measures for the U.S. Polaris-carrying submarine base there. Assignments "This appointment has
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    Lock icon Doctors, nurses go on strike
    52 2 TOKYO. Fri. ADOuti 6.500 doctors, nurses and other employees of 33 Japan- 1 ese Red Cross hospitals went on strike today demanding higher wages and a minimum wage of 10.000 yen (£10) a month. About 3,600 workers of 18 i other hospitals also went on
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    Lock icon ENRIGHT ROW: TWO QUESTIONS REMAIN, SAYS THE TIMES
    395 2 LONDON, Friday npHE Times today de- clared that an exchange of letters between Prof. D.J. Enright, Professor of English at the University of Malaya, and the Singapore Government has ended the tow" that flared up over some remarks on culture made by
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    Lock icon TREE ENTRY' TO BRITAIN STAYS
    142 2 TONDON, Fri. The British Government yesterday rejected a proposal that It should follow the lead of other Commonwealth countries In banning Immigrants known to be criminal, diseased or idle. The suggestion was made In the House of Commons by Mr. Cyril Osborne. a Conservative. Mr.
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    This man Castro
    94 2 This man Castro CUBA today is in economic and political turmoil. The world spotlight is turned on her conlroversial leader. Dr. Fidel Castro. What manner of man is Castro? Is he a Communist? How much support did he command when he planned and started his uprising? Arc patriotic Cubans backing
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    Lock icon Dr. V says 'no'again
    169 3 Dr. V says 'no' again PRETORIA, Friday gOUTH AFRICA'S Prime Minister, Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, last night again rejected proposals that coloured people should sit in the Union Parliament as a first step toward integration. He told the newspaper Transvaaler that he had ruled out the possibility that coloured people be
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    Lock icon Dag for vital talks to save the U.N.
    412 3 NEW YORK, Friday /CRITICAL talks were due to begin here today in a bid to head off a Soviet bloc threat to the U.N. structure. Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the Secretary-General, who has been under almost daily attack by the Russians for his
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    Lock icon Mr. BB enlists
    28 3 PARIS. Frl. Jacques Charrier, estranged husband of Brigitte Bardot. was back in the army yesterday this i time at his own special reI quest. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon BIG PAY RISES FOR BOBBIES URGED
    131 3 LONDON. Friday. PAY RISES which would bring the total for some long service constables up to £990 a year are recommended in the interim report ot a Royal Commission on the police, published here tday. The commission, set up In January, recommends that a
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    Gunboats blasted
    43 3 TAIPEH. Fri— Nationalist Chinese shore guns on the offshore islands fired on several Communist gunboats yesterday and damaged one with a direct hit. the Nationalist Defence Ministry said today. Seventeen hours later Red artillery fired 32-round barrage against the Quemoy islands.—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon PARDONS FOR 260 RED CHINA 'RIGHTISTS'
    108 3 PARDONS FOR 260 RED CHINA 'RIGHTISTS' pr.nl.M, Fri Chinese I officials yesterday said that more tnan <tjo peupie have been "reli»ved ol rightist designation" in accordance with a Government decision last year. It was announced here that pardons were bein^ granted to those "rightists who have truly reformed." Most "rightists
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    Author's money
    21 3 MELBOURNE. Frl. Nevil Shute. the author, left estate in Victoria worth £A 100,327 when he died on Jan. 12.
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    Lock icon ARABS TO FORM TANKER FLEET
    95 3 ARABS TO FORM TANKER FLEET KUWAIT, Frl. Arab oil experts decided here yesterday to form an Arab tanker fleet with an expected capital of £35 million and with headquarters in Kuwait. Mr. Mohammed Salman, head of the Arab League delegation to the conference, said the decision would be passed to
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    Lock icon Over for 1960
    26 3 BONN. Frl.— No more West German troops will train In France this year, a West German Defence Ministry spokesman said here today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon France is 'stampeding' Mauritania, UN told
    371 3 NEW YORK. Fri INDONESIA suggested in the United Nations yesterday that France was "stampeding" the north-west African territory of Mauritania to nationhood for economic reasons. Mr. Sukar DJo Wlrjonpranoto. chief Indonesian delegate, also accused France of dismembering "the united states of Morocco." which claims
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    Lock icon Maclntyre —refugee problem growing
    229 3 Maclntyre refugee problem growing j YEW YORK, Fri. 11 Dato S. G. Maclntyre of Malaya, said yesterday that the problem of the Palestine refugees was growing. would continue to grow, and that the situation could become "unbearably explosive." Dato Maclntyre said In the general as:embly's special committee that his delegation
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    UNIVERSITY'S 'DUAL SACRED ROLE'-By UNION CHIEF
    331 4 'Stimulate independent thought, maintain right to free discussion... SINGAPORE, Friday THE president of the University of Malaya (Singapore Division) Students' Union, Mr. Ernest Devadason, tonight warned of the danger of a university's failure to stimulate independent thought, maintain its right to free discussion and
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    7-DAY FAMILY CONTROL SHOW
    292 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. A WEEK-LONG exhibition depicting the impact of a rapidly rising population on Singapore's resources will open at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow afternoon. The exhibition which will be opened by Che Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang diPertuan Negara. at 4.30 p m. is
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    'Ideal Secretary'
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government Services Football Association will hold its annual dance, featuring the "Ideal Secretary." on Saturday, Dec 3, flfom 8.30 p.m. to 2 a.m at the Sea View Hotel ballroom.
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    Rotary speaker
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. George G. Thomson will address Rotarians on "How Nations are Made" on Wednesday. Nov. 30. at Cathay Hotel
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    Rice gift for detainees, — -then a plea for jobs—'
    186 4 Rice gift for detainees, -then a plea for jobs SINGAPORE. Fri. HPHE Minister for Home 1 Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today described the Pnlau Senang penal settlement scheme as "a bold experiment," and said the Government most have the co-operation of all sections of society if it was to
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    USED HER STUDENT DAUGHTER TO AID IN CHAP-JI-KI
    198 4 USED HER STUDENT DAUGHTER TO AID IN CHAP-JI-KI SINGAPORE, Friday. A MOTHER, who used her 15-year-old school daughter to write chap-Ji-ki bets, was ordered to pay the girl's fine of $400 and severely reprimanded by the Juvenile Court magistrate, Miss Jenny Lav today. The girl had last week pleaded guilty
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    Miss Supershell at function
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A new Shell service station at No. 5C Tanglin Road will be formally opened by "Miss Supershell, 1960." Nancy Uew. at 4 p.m. tomorrow. The Glory and Company Ltd. is celebrating the occasion with a cocktail party at its premises from 4 p.m. to
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    Recital by US-Chinese pianist
    218 4 Recital by US-Chinese pianist SLNOAPORE, Fri. Tung Kwong Kwong, an American-Chinese pianist, gave a programme of works by Beethoven, Schubert, Schoenberg and Chopin in the Victoria Theatre tonight, before a sparse but appreciative audience. An otherwise most acceptable reading of Beethoven's D minor eonata, Op. 31 No. 2, was marred
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    Art show at school
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Raffles Girls' School in Singapore held their annual exhibition of art, handwork and cookery at their school premises today. It will continue tomorrow.
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    Lodge meeting
    28 4 BINOAPORE. Fri. The Theosophical Boclety Singapore Lodge will hold their annual general meeting at their premises at 8, Calrnhlll Road on Dec. 4 at 11.15 a.m.
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    Exam centre for Borneo
    89 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The 1 Nanyang University authorities will set up a new entrance examination centre in Kuchin? next year for the convenience of candidates in the three Borneo states. This will be in addition to centres in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. The university's registrar.
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    A youth who pestered girl in cinema convicted
    128 4 A youth who pestered girl in cinema convicted SINGAPORE. Fri. A youth, Su.iut bin Atmah. convicted today of molesting a girl, was given a conditional discharge for 1 six months, by the ninth magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates. The offence was committed at Sims Avenue on the night of
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    Thai King's birthday
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A reception will be held at the office of the Royal Thai Con-sulate-General at 370, Orchard Road, on Monday, from 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m., to celebrate the birthday of the King of Thailand. The office will be closed that day.
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    Film premiere
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. and his wife, will be attending the piemiere of Cathay Organisation's Film, "Lion City", at Odeon Theatre at 9.15 p.m. on Dec. 6.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    279 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London. Zurich, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta (BA 704) 7.35 p.m from Sydney Darwin, Jakarta (BA 715) 10 50 p.m. Qanta*: Prom Bangkok (CM 074) 9.30 pm. Pan-American: Prom I.oe
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    FUND BOARD EXPLAINS 70,000 'FROZEN' ACCOUNTS
    232 4 FUND BOARD EXPLAINS 70,000 'FROZEN' ACCOUNTS SINGAPORE, Fri. A spokesman of the Central Provident Fund Board today clarified a statement in the chairman's report and accounts for last year that out of 94,000 inactive accounts, no contributions were paid into 70,000 of them during any month of that year. He
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    Six union men case: New trial
    189 4 Six union men case: New trial SINGAPORE. Fri.— Six tradt unionists. Including a former City Councillor Chang Yuen Tong, now on trial at the second crimina: district court on a charge ol wrongfully confining a Special Branch detective, uil stand a fresh trial at smother criminal district court The five
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      71 4 The diary STAGE CLUB: "Nifht Wh Our Friend." at Cultural Centra Theatre 9 p.m. CLOTHING SHOP (St. Andrew's Cathedral) Open from 3.30 p.m*— 5.50 p.m. VW.C.A. (Outram Road): Yteens clutr 2.30 p.m.; Chinese rooking 2.50 p.m.; Young Adults club 3 p.m. V.MX.A.: Tablr-trnnis 2 p.m.; Cambridge Examination Malay Class p.m.;
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    Sultan opens Rotary conference
    362 5 HE URGES: DON'T NEGLECT OTHER FREE COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD DOTARV ("service- above-ryilf") representatives from six Asian countries were today urged by the Sultan of Selangor not to "neglect the other countries of the free world." The Sultan, who was opening the 26th annual conference of
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    Razak's order: Show tact in dealing with public
    376 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday THE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Razak, has instructed Mie staff at the Military College, Port Dlckson, to show patience and tact when dealing with the public. This was disclosed in a letter by the
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    PENANG GOVERNOR OPENS EXHIBITION
    164 5 PENANG, Friday. IN the endless battle of the sexes the winner is usually the man who is off to a good start and says it with flowers, the governor, Raja Tun Uda bin Raja Muhammad, sair 1 J Ra'a Tun Uda. who waa speaking at the
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    THEY ABDUCTED PRETTY BRIDE: THREE JAILED
    250 5 THEY ABDUCTED PRETTY BRIDE: THREE JAILED tSAL-iiNU, Friday. HHHREE men were jailed yesterday for kidA napping a pretty 16-year-old bride. Kassim bin Che Hat, 23, and Ishak bin Ahmad, 24, each received a six-month sentence, and Salleh bin Ahmad., 26, a 15-month sentence. They had been found guilty of abducting
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    Exam mixup report
    62 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federal Examinations Syndicate today told the Cambridge authorities about the missing maps for the paper taken by Malayan students yesterday in the school certificate examinations. It has also told the authorities about a mix-up In the Chinese literature paper which resulted In students
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    $60,000 repair
    22 5 KLANG, Fri. The Town Council is to spend $60,000 for repairs to the antl-mala-rlal bund and tidal gates at Pendamaran.
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    Lock icon The Javanese Emperor's ballet
    1183 7 ...with sure, quick death for those who made one false step TI1K .Javanese Emperor ol Solo raises his hand. It was a gentle movement. A benison, akin to the simple gesture with which kings acknowledge the respectful tributes of their people. A cage, set in the
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    DEATH
    32 8 H Hard, tit I Mimimum) OUR DEAREST MlM Tan. ag«l II. ui 177. Ka«t Coast Koad. died OB <Mv m..,.-rt hy bin family. Thanklns icodixrrnn. rrlativm. M for kind altrnd i'
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    32 8 1* Wnr4s $10 (Minimum) MR BERNARD LAW Thanks K Htafl of Grnrral and K.K. Hoapitala. fnrnda and rvlatlvr* for wrralha and artrndanri- at th» funeral lair «ifc Mahi-I Choy Chooi ChMi*.
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    The Straits times Saturday. November 26, 1960. The Border 'War'
    628 8 The Straits times Saturday. November 26, 1960. The Border 'War' If the Thai Government is looking for further cooperation from Malaya in its border "war" against Communist guerrillas in SouthThailand it will not have to look very far or wait very long. Malaya is quit> anxious as the Thai Government
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    Railway Finance
    328 8 The latest annual report of the Malayan Railway makes cheerful reading, recording as it does a spectacular change in fortunes after the depression of two years ago. Much of this improvement has been the direct result of stringent economy measures. Thus between 195K and 1959 nearly every item
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    Oil Palm Project
    266 8 The oil palm came to Malaya at about the same time as rubber and from the same source Kew Gardens but because something like 5,000 acres is the minimum economic producing unit its development has been mainly confined to estates. The advent of the Federal Land Development
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    3 8 BUDGET WEEK 1960
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    FIFTY YEAR AGO
    121 8 FIFTY YEAR AGO Frorr. the Straits Tim«a of Nov. 27, 1910 AHMED with a lorm itkfc smeared at the end with bird-lime a youth attemp. ted to appropriate a casb box from a shop counter in Penang. The bird-lime did not M i luit UM shop keeper did. and Um
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    911 8  -  VERNON BARRETT IF the Tengku collects labels on his luggage, he must by now arouse the envy of the most invet*> rate globe-trotter. Nobody would claim that his Journey has not been useful. It could not be otherwise with so jovial and humane an ambassador for
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    Land blueprint is accepted
    566 9 RAJA MOHAR TELLS OF MOVES TO FOSTER INDUSTRIAL GROWTH IN THE FEDERATION 1 blueprint for developing land for sec- ondary industries in the Federation has been accepted by the National Land Council the policy-making body on land matters. KUALA LUMPUR, Friday Highlights of the plan, accepted
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    Hit constable, fined $100
    53 9 IPOH. Frl.— Mat Desa bin Din. 21. of Kampong Banjor. Bruas, who pleaded guilty In the magistrate's court here today to using criminal force on a police constable, was fined $100 or two months' jail. The court was told that he punched a policeman while he
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    Messages for Congo men
    46 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Relatives of Malayan troops In the Congo wishing to s»»nd recorded messages to them should write to their nearest Radio Malaya station for an appointment. Listeners in the East Coast should contact the State Information Office. Kota Bharu. Kelantan.
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    Chickens slept with gold at their feet...
    147 9 Chickens slept with gold at their feet... SINGAPORE, Frl. For years a Singapore housewife has made a nightly trip to the chicken run of her home in Holy Innocents' Lane off Upper Serangoon. There she buried an earthem jar containing her jewellery under the feet of the sleeping chickens. Where
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    Protection for investment
    51 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. -A thret J -man team of German experts is due here on Sunday for talks with Malayan, officials on the formulation of an Investment protection agreement. The signing of the agreement Is expected to pave the way for a mutual trade pact In the
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    Budget meeting: The dates
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The budget meeting of the Senate will be held on Dec. 21 and from Jan 5 to Jan. 7. Meetings will start each day at 10 a.m. at the Senate Chamber. Parliament House.
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    Mysterious haggis-by Yusof
    476 9 SINGAPORE, Friday rpHE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, spoke of Scotsmen and Malayans at the annual dinner of the St. Aindrew's Society at the Singapore Swimming Club tonight. He said: "You Scotsmen drew the gory claymore and went to many a heroic battlefield before you
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    BRADDELL RETIRES, CUTS LAST LINK
    288 9 DISTINGUISHED LAWYER WHO PRACTISED FOR 54 YEARS IN FEDERATION, SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. fVATO Sir Roland Braddell, the distinguished lawyer, left Kuala Lumpur today for Britain on retirement after 54 years' practice in the Federation and Singapore. Aged 79. he will celebrate his 80th birthday
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    Receiving order issued
    49 9 SINGAPORE, Frl.—Receiving and adjudication orders were made against Tan Yong Swee. trading as International Electric Co., Geylang Road, by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah In the High Court here today. Tan is owing Kee Huat Radio Co.. Ltd., the petitioning creditor. $9,301 on a Judgment debt
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    Carollers must now get —permits
    81 9 Carollers must now get permits- CINGAPORE, Fri. Police permits must be obtained for Christmas carol parties in Singapore this year. A police spokesman today said: "Carol parties come under section 2A of the Public Entertainment Ordinance, for which a permit has to be obtained from a divisional police station for
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    LEADERS URGED TO WORK WITH GOVT.
    130 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. T»HE Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Un, today urged leaders of Chinese guilds and associations to co-operate with the Federation Government's economic plan to develop the country. Addressing 40 representatives of Chinese guilds and associations from Negrl
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    Johore Assembly
    19 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The next meeting of the Johore Legislative Assembly will be held on Dec. 18.
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    Suicide attempt in hospital
    59 9 TEMERLOH. Frl.— V. Doraisamy, 60, a former private tutor of English, was yesterday admonished and discharged In the magistrate's court here on a charge of attempting to commit suicide In a ward in the Mentakab hospital by cutting his stomach with a razor blade. Doraisamy said
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    Waterfall death
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— Classmates, friends and relatives of Raymond Rajasingham attended his funeral at the Cheras cemetery here today. Raymond 13. fell 120 ft. to hLs death from a rock at the Templer Park waterfall yesterday.
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    River races on Sultan's birthday
    133 9 River races on Sultan's birthday A LOR STAR, Frl.—Twenty- two teams will take part In boat and sampan races during the river sports to be held here on Monday as part of the festivities marking the Sultan of Kedah's 33rd birthday. The $12,000 official celebrations will begin with the traditional
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    'UNLUCKY SMALL FISH' FINED $100 FOR BETTING
    159 9 'UNLUCKY SMALL FISH' FINED $100 FOR BETTING SINGAPORE. Fri. Illegal bookmaking would not have been a "lucrative business" but for the number of punters, Mr. James Loh, the fifth magistrate, observed today. He said this In a reply to a mitigation plea by a defending lawyer, Mr. Y. R. Jumabhoy,
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    Acquitted of wounding
    47 9 BINGAPORE. Fri. —T a n Seng Kirn, 23. charged with wounding a Buddhist priest to extort $10 from him, was acquitted today by the District Court. He was alleged to have committed the offence at a Temple in Lorong 23. Geylane. on Sept. 9.
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    40 QUIT DUTCH SHIPS IN PROTEST
    275 9 40 QUIT DUTCH SHIPS IN PROTEST OINGAPORE, Fri. Forty Indonesian seamen have signed oft from five Dutch ships here in the past three weeks. They were repatriated to Jakarta in the Straits Steamship vessel Maruda on Monday. According to a Reuter cable from Jakarta, an Indonesian Foreign Office statement said
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    Keep out all outsiders, union leaders are told
    701 10 Keep out all outsiders, union leaders are told MTUC CONFERENCE OPENS WITH WARNING FROM LABOUR MINISTER TO RESIST POLITICAL INTERFERENCE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday rpHE MINISTER of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, said today that the Malayan trade union movement had "such a good name" internationally because workers had resisted political
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    400 to settle in former 'death —trap'
    258 10 400 to settle in former 'death trap'- KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —About 400 landless people will soon be settled in Pulaisan. in the Johore Bahru district, under the Federation Government's land development project. Pulaisan was once a centre of Communist terrorist activities and considered by members of the security forces- as
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    Variety night
    33 10 PENANG. Fri.— Cultural dances and a sarong kebaya dress contest will highlight the Variety Night which the Malay section of the Poppy Day Appeal will stage In Umno Hall tomorrow night.
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    Malayan studies C-plan conference set-up
    102 10 IJUALA LUMPUR. Fri A Government officer is now in Japan learning how to organise a Colombo Plan conference the next of which will be held in Malaya next year. He is Inche Abdul Rahman Pilus. who was sent by the Government as one of the
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    105 11 SO MALAYAN FORCE MAJOR SAYS 'NO' TO FRUIT THE COST of living n the Congo has skyrocketed since the trouble started and with the arriv.il of United Nations personnel. H-ire Major Wan Ismail, commander of "A" company of the Malayan Special Force, checks on the
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    Patient not fit to enter plea
    102 11 Patient not fit to enter plea IPOH. Frl. A magistrate, a prosecuting officer and an interpreter who went to the Ipoh hosDltal yesterday to have a patient charged, were told that he was unable to plead. The patient. Harun bin Dahalan, 42. uf Kampong Telok Bakong. in Parlt. was to
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    Smuggled coffee hits growers
    299 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday SUMATRAN coffee smuggled into the Federation and sold at cut-rate prices has dealt a great blow to Malayan coffee-grow-ers. So adverse has been the effect that some coffeegrowrrs said they are destroying their plants to use the land for other crops. As a
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    AUSTRALIANS OFFER TO TRAIN NURSE
    116 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. tMDRMER members of the 8th Australian Imperial Forces Division and their relatives are offering another scholarship for a Malayan nurse. Every year since 1954, the A. IF. Nursing Scholarship Fund has offered a scholarship to a registered Malayan nurse to attend a
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    Padi planter jailed
    60 11 TEMERLOH. Frt A padl planter, Mohamed Noor bin Ya'acob. 34. was jailed for one year yesterday on a charge of criminal breach of trust of a bicycle belonging to a shopkeeper. R. Panchanathan, of Mentakab, on July 24. Mohamed Noor will be put under police supervision for
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    Eight freed, one held
    56 11 SINGAPORE, Frl.— Of nine people held early this morning In connection with the murder o( a youth In Holland Road, one has been detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. The rest have been released. The youth Ng Tiam Hoe. 18. was hacked to death
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    Two bands for students' ball
    35 11 KUALA LUMPUR. FTi. Two bands, the Cyril Gomes Quintet and Larry's Pearl Hawaiians. will play at the lantern night gala ball of the University of Malaya Students' Union tomorrow night
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    Vets on wheels
    30 11 PENANG. Frl— The Penang veterinary department's travelling dispensary toured 122 villages and kampongs last month and carried out over 36.000 vaccinations for ranikhet and other poultry diseases.
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    BRITAIN TO AID AIRPORT GROWTH
    209 11 BRITAIN TO AID AIRPORT GROWTH SINGAPORE. Fri. The British Government will assist in the future development of Singapore Airport by providing technical experts. This assurance was given today by Mr. Tom Parts, assistant secretary In the civil aviation overseas department cf the British Ministry of Aviation after his talks with
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    'Guilty' says boy
    41 11 SINGAPORE, Frl.— A 15--year-old boy today pleaded guilty in the juvenile court to a charge of theft of a pair of gold earrings valued at $60 from the Xandang Kerbau hospital quarters on Oct. 31. Sentence was postponed.
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        342 12 THE OBLIGATIONS THAT GO WITH FREEDOM OF SPEECH I READ with grave misgivings the Uni--1 versity Students' Union (Singapore) resolution condemning the Singapore Government's censure of Professor Enright as "an attempt to strangle free discussion." It Is necessary that everyone, particularly the students of the university, should realise that freedom
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        288 12 PRIMEVAL PURITY? ONLY THE MOST FORWARD-LOOKING WILL WIN I AM sure your readers are grateful for your having published the introductory part of Professor Enrlght's Inaugural lecture In full. From the full veruon we gather that the professor was merely stating facts which are well-known to all discerning students of
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      61 12 QNLY wide publicity can erase the laziness or unwillingness of the operator to answer you when you dial "O." On numerous occasions when I have had to dial zero to get the operator and the number I wont, my call has not been received. Sometimes I have
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      Even the tourists are treated better
      155 12 Even the tourists are treated better M: has appeared in your columns regarding the various degrees of unemployment, but never a word about the unemployed planter who has wholeheartedly associated himself with this country, become a Federal citizen with every intention of settling here, for better or worse, becau.se he
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      50 12 ■THE presence of food hawkers at the entrance to the new national library is a disgrace and interferes with traffic especially at peak hours. As there is already a co-vered-in hawkers' market adjacent to the library I trust the authorities will have these other vendors moved. CITIZEN Singapore.
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      43 12 I AM informed on good authority that the modern crematorium off Upper Aljunied Road was completed early this year but that it cannot be put to use because there is no money to buy furniture for the interior. SI M WUN Singapore.
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      33 12 I FOR one welcome the coming tour of the Indonesian cultural troupe. But it is regrettable to hear that the troupe will not be visiting the East Coast. CULTURE Kota Bharu.
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      295 12 Straits Times Crossword lIiiIII jb i i i i ACRO6B 7 Shuts up reactionary (nob 1 Greek character In the water. about upper-class abstainer getting brown (5). ,<7>. 4 Officer studies menu <9) 8 Set up not on the level (5)--9 Four wu one, pair with 14 Avoidance almost vital
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER
    221 14 T\ECF.MBER flr»t grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 86 cents per lb.. up ISi cents on Thursday's close. The tone was qoiet after easier. .R.A. closing prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 RSS. Spot fob. buyers 86'». sellers 86 (N»; Int. 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    65 14 rpilE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made ihe following change in Its rates to mer:liants yesterday (the rate is to H00»: Selling TT. or OD. ready: French Francs 160 1/4. On the tree exchange market n Hong Kong, the U.S. dollar wxs quoted at 5.68 '2 for T.T. and
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    RUBBER PRICE IMPROVES AGAIN ON CHINESE BUYING
    911 14 By Our Market Correspondent rONFIRMATION of Chinese interest assisted the Singapore rubber market again yester day and the price advanced sharply on keen buying, topping 88 cents in the morning's trading. The afternoon session was uncertain with dealers trying to assess the trend.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 14 SINGAPORE. Nov. 25. RUBBER: Bti; cents per lb. (up II cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 86) cents per lb. (slightly easier). TIN: $395 per plcul (up 371 cents). Estimated unofficial offering "2so tons (up 20 tons).
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    China gives market cause for thanks
    389 14 THE decline, started at I*■ the end of last week by the announcement of a drop in "stereo" prices, continued during the current period with prices reaching the lowest levels since December, 1958, say H.C.B. and Co., Ltd., in their current, rubber narket review.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    111 14 MELBOURNE, m INVESTMENT shares closed the x week along easier lines here today. H.C. Sleigh cased 2s Id. to 16s. 2d.. Electronic Is. to 20s. 9d and National Consolidated Is. Cd. to 28s- 60. Base metals and the oils held a steady trend, while Commonwealth Bonds traded along
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    132 14 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK Continent Nov., Dec. shipments $38 buyers. $28 S sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $41 sellers, drum $454 6elle?s. Pepper: quiet :no business was reported done, Muntok white $247^. Sarawak $2424, special Sarawak black $155 and
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 MaUTA.i Stock" ExchanKe: Nov. 25 Nov. 21 Industrials: 130.11 130.04 Tins: 184.79 184.88 Bnbbm: 209.89 209.82 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    569 14 SINGAPORE members of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: Con. Tin Smelt ords 455. 6d. AIS; Ped. Dispensary $1.37; Fraser and Neave ords (2) $1.95, ON, T, $1.94;
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    108 14 CHIPS lying alongside the Sin- gapore Harbour Board wharves this morning are: Kambodla 1/2. Selat Banka 3, Mataram 4/5, Mikuroo Maru 6A. Dlomed 6/7, Jutlandia 8/9, Urshum 10/1 1, Burma Maru 13/14, Oarrybank 15/16 Tungus 18. Thorsgaard 19. Pailowa N Wall 2. Clang Ann N Wall 4. Bentong
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      730 14 NOTICE NOTICE We, Teo Lam Chye of 10A Jalan Dato Klana Seremban and Lim Gaik Yeow (f) of 10A Jalan Dato Klana Seremban were married according to Chinese Custom on the 3rd day of September 1943 We hereby publicly proclaim that our marriage above referred to is unequivocally dissolved as
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      1076 14 TENDER NOTICE EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE NOTICE KELANTAN BR T SH MALAYA M Tenders will be received at the TRIICTPPC I lUiTcn Office of the Chief Education Offl- IKUaitti, LIMIIbU. cer KelanUn. KoU Bharu. up to (Incorporated in Singapore) 12.00 noon of the 4th December. Notice is hereby given that at
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      837 15 (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT •0 Werdt SS (Min.)— Box SO ctt. extra BOX A646S S.T. All applicants for post of sales executive are thanked, and 'i.i i the vacancy haa now been WANTED A DRUMMER And a Girl St An Amateur Band. Ring ■E Tel. Spore ***** after
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      1042 15 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS 20 Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO ct,. extra SELFTAUOHT. BILINGUAL. ROMANIZED. Mandarin made easy, $4 00. Advanced Mandarin. 13.00. Hokklen. $3.00. Progressive Hokklen. $2.50. Knu-llsh-Hokklen Dictionary $9.00. Cantonese $2.30. English-Cantonese Dictionary. $10.00. Three Character Classic. $1.50. (Pontage extra). Arcade Newa. H, The Arcade. (Singapore). Octebsr Number or THE
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    RACING
    56 16 with EPSOM JEEP BARRATT HURT IN FALL ON KL TRACK JOCKEY Ken Barratt injured his ankle in a fall on the training track on Thursday morning and will not ride on Sunday at Kuala Lumpur. Trainer Wally Bagby has taken over a formidable string of 14 horses owned by
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    GARNET LOOKS GOOD FOR A 'DOUBLE'
    677 16 Dr. Doddington and Lady Jambo are fancied KUALA LUMPUR, Friday /WRXET Bougoure, who is back on a "busman's holiday" after a successful season in Ireland he topped the jockeys' table with 45 winners should get off the mark with a double on Dr. Doddington
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    LEWIS STAKES HIS TITLE AGAINST ROBERTSON
    62 16 PERCY LEWIS (above) of Trinidad and Oxford, stakes his British Empire featherweight title against Floyd Robertson of Ghana and Belfast, at Belfast tonight. Lewis beat Robertson on points over ten rounds at Belfast in October in a stirring contest. Lewis is going back to
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    125 16 LO N DO N. Fri.— Middlesex County Cricket Club will be captained next season by a man who has not played first-class cricket for 10 years. He Is lan Bedford. 30-year-old leg-break and googly bowler, who made an extremely promising debut for the county In
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    UK athletes speak up on amateurism
    129 16 T ONDON, Fri. Many lead- Ing British athletes believe that amateurism in athletics should be either abolished or re-defined. This is shown by the answers to a questionnaire sent to 40 leading athletes by the British International Athletes' Club. In reply to the question:
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    Welsh XV
    75 16 CARDIFF, Fri. The Welsh Rugby Union team to meet South Africa in the touring side's first international here on Dec. 3 Is' T. Da vies (Uwnelly, capt); D. P. Evans (JJwnelly.), E. Davles (Cardiff), N.M. Roberts (Cardiff). P- Bebb (Swansea) K. Richards (Bridgend). A.O. Connor (Aberavon); R. Prosser
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      39 16 BERWICK MARATHON (Berwick i: 1 Vie Zwolak 2 George Foulds 3 Alex Brcckinridge, 46min 26s*c. (record). INTER -VARSITY RELAY 4 BSO yds (London): 1 Oxford (Boulter. Hall. Holt. Norton) i Cambridge (Burrows, Henderson. Argyle, Elliott i 7mln. 39.5.
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      CRICKET
      37 16 TOUR MATCH (Baroda): Pakistan tourists 216 and 295-1 dec iSaeed Ahmad 127 no., Imttaz Ahmad 124 n.0.) Baroda 242 and 33-3. TOUR MATCH (Sydney) W Indies tourist* 111 (Worrell 51 Davidson 4-26) NSW 174-2 (Harvey 95).
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      42 16 FIRENZE H'CAP. 1 mik <XV Aqueduct): 1 Clear Road (25-1 > 2 Soldadescu 3 Big Eflort. 0 ran. won by now. lj. DIXIE H'CAP. Hi mUn (rtmHco): 1 Shield Bearer (20-n 2 Harmonizing 3 Mystic 11. 13 ran. won by 11. now.
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      TABLE TENNIS
      14 16 TOUR MATCHES (PHtlng) Men China bt Hungary 6-2. Women—China bt Hungary 3-a.
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    Lock icon Hopes of cash and glory for 'small fry'
    349 16 Hopes of cash and glory for 'small fry' FIGHT little non-league ciuDs, with their eyes on cash and glory, will tomorrow battle with 32 sides from the Third and Fourth Divisions for a place in the third round of the English Football Association Cvp and the chance of a meeting
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    Elliott in the losing team
    71 16 LONDON. Fri. Herb Elliott, Australian holder of the world mile record, was unable to save Cambridge University from defeat by Oxford in a 4 x 880 yds re. lay yesterday. Elliott, anchor man in the Cambridge team, had the almost Impossible ta k of making
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    West Indies batting flop
    270 17  - West Indies batting flop JACK FINGLETON By SYDNEY, Fri. The West Indians, after their outstanding sue-, cess against Victoria in Melbourne, ran into disasteu against New South Wales In Syd-, ney today and provided in the first 30 minutes of play one of the most remarkable collapses seen in memory
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    Boycott by Negri All-Blues
    280 17  -  GILBERT WOODEN 'WE WON'T PLAY IN CUP GAMES THIS SEASON' By Seremban, Friday SEMBILAN Asians have decided to boycott the Negri and Malacca Rugby Unions which field a combined team in the Malaya Cup competition. For the rest of the season. Negri Asians will not play
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    Lock icon AZMAN GOES OUT IN ROUND TWO TO HUGHES
    128 17 AZMAN GOES OUT IN ROUND TWO TO HUGHES MELBOURNE. Fri. Gre■gory Hiutaes, the 19--year-old Queenslander who yesterday defeated Australian Davis Cup team member Bob Hewitt beat S.A. Azman of Malaya 6-4, 6-4. 9-7 in a second round match in the Victoria tennis championships here today. Bob Howe, the 35-year-old ambidextrous
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    We did't deserve to lose 5-0 – says Kok Seng
    231 17 We did't deserve to lose 5-0 says Kok Seng HK TOUR HAS DONE OUR YOUNGSTERS A LOT OF GOOD, SAYS SPORE SKIPPER By FIRDIE SALAHUDIN SINGAPORE, Fri.— Lee Kok Seng, the Singapore captain, said today the two-week tour of Hong Kong last week had done a lot of good for
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    Johore, Services in key game today
    290 17 SINGAPORE, Friday. IOHORE and Singapore Combined Services clash J in an important Southern zone match in the Malaya Cup Rugby competition at Johore Bahm tomorrow. The first part of this battle his already been fought In ommlttee rooms during the week. Selectors of both
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    THE OLDEST
    223 17 S'gor Club-SCC series began at turn of the century KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selangor Club and Singapore Cricket Club play their annual "trophy" match on the Kuala Lumpur padang tomorrow. This is the oldest series in the history of Rugby in Malaya. Earliest records of Rugby In the country
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    HOWE LIANG WILL BE THE MAIN ATTRACTION
    155 17 HOWE LIANG WILL BE THE MAIN ATTRACTION SINGAPORE. Fri— Tan Howe Liang, Singapore's sliver medallist at the Rome Olympics, will be the main attr lon at the Singapore national senior wrlghtllflng championships at the New World t<>- morrow and on Sunday night Howe Liang will pf rform j exhibition lifts.
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    Saeed and Imtiaz hit centuries
    111 17 RARODA, Fri.-^Centurles f or the Pakistan touring team by Saeed Ahmad and Imtiaz Ahmad dominated the final day's play against Baroda in the match which finished in a draw here yesterday. The tourists declared their second innings closed at tea with the total 295 for
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    Japan's top team is coming
    179 17  - Japan's top team is coming KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Furukawa. soccer team. Japans national champions, will play two matches in Malaya at the end of next month. They will meet Selangor at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 28 and Perak at Ipoh on Dec. 30. The Japanese, who
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    For Seremban
    73 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.The Eurasian Recreation Club women's hockey team will travel to Seremban this weekend to play friendly matches against the Hindu \outh Organisation and a local women's scratch eleven. The following will make the trip: Mrs. G. Louis. Mrs. D. Boudville, Mrs. J. Dias, T. Manasse. U.
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    Academic Staff Assn, statement on Enright
    110 18 OINGAPORE, Fri. The i>3 Academic Staff Association of the University of Malaya. Singapore Division, tonight issued a statement on the Enright issue. "It said: "A delegation from the Association has discussed the Enright incident and its implications with the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan
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    SASA may take action
    185 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. Disciplinary action may be taken against some of the Singapore players who took part in tonight's return waterpolo match against the visiting Bombay team a River Valley pool. Tins was indicated by Mr. M. I. C. Bain, president of the 5.A.6.A. in a press
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    Lock icon Factory strike
    27 18 AMSTERDAM. Fri. A strike broke out among workers at the Werkspoor metal factory here today in support of a union claim for higher wages.— Reuter.
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    108 18 PARIG, Fri. France was reported today to be preparing a second series of atomic tests in the Sahara Desert— though officials denied a British press report that she would set off an underground blast next week. The usually well informed newspaper Le Monde, in
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    426 18 LONDON STOCKS RUBBER and TIN LONDON. Frl London stock i markets ended the week on a distinctly depressed note today with falls In almost every section. Insurance shares were particularly poor market with counters shedding up to lls. 3d. There was little buying support to stop the drift in industrial
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    39 18 LONDON. Fri. Dr. Edith Summerskill, a Labour Member of Parliament and an opponent of boxing for many years, said last night she would ask permission to introduce a Parliamentary Bill prohibiting professional boxing in Britain. Reuter.
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    24 18 LONDON. Fri.— The United Arab Republic and the Sudan have agreed to maintain and consolidate a policy of neutrality and non-alignment. Reuter.
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    150 18 j CEOUL. Fri. National police here said today 337 celibate Buddhist monks, including 98 Buddhist nuns, were detained last night after an attack on the Supreme Court building. Police said about 500 monks broke windows in the Supreme Court building. Some broke into the
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    FUNERAL
    54 18 THE FUNERAL OF thr Lit- Mr Ng Boon Slow i.v rt<> who panned aI 23rd November, aft<-r a long Illnrai. j will take place on 2Tth of November. Thr corti-ce will leave the late Mr. H(*l horn, at Jalan M. Jidi. Muar for I Bakri Cemetery at 10.30 a.m.
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