The Straits Times, 16 September 1961

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    30 1 TATIoS^BRAiTr SINGAPORE. wihm-i »\uv < lit timm» v\i i ex* ki:i»s 90.000 The Straits Times Mat*** fat*' 11 1 He*** 1 1 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1961. if IS CENTS.
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    Lock icon U.N. soldiers brutally savage'eye-witness
    658 1 U.N. soldiers brutally savage'-eye-witness I LONDON. Fri. A BRITISH Broadcasting Corporation correspondent reporting from. Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, last night attacked the "unrelenting severity" and "brutal savagery" of United Nations troops in Katanga. In a dramatic eye-witness account broadcast by the BBC from London last night, Mr. Richard Williams, who had
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    Lock icon CHAOS IN KATANGA
    1918 1 GOH'S JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL PROPOSALS-See Page 18 UN forces completely lose initiative: Malayan reinforcements in airlift ELISABETHVILLE, Fri. Irish bombed by Rhodesian manned plane 0 THIS is the first dispatch received from Reuters Elisabethville correspondent JAMES TOMLINS since communications were cut on Thursday- It was sent out of
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    A statement oh merger talks today
    109 1 A statement oh merger talks today KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Prime Ministers of I Singapore and the Federation have made greater headway in their discussions or. the proposed merger of the two territories. Some indication of the progress made during the two-day deliberation^ will be j disclosed in a joint
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    Lock icon ALEXANDRA'S ENGAGEMENT SOON: REPORT
    110 1 LONDON. Fri.— The engagement of Princess Alexandra to Lord O'Neill is expected jsoon. the Evening Standard reported here tonight. In a iront-page .splash with pictures the newspaper reported that before leaving ior Islay. a Scottish Island, laht week Lord O'Neill bought an engagment ring for her
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    Motor-scooters
    16 1 JAKARTA. Fri— Jakarta .s 70.000 pedal-powered pedicabs may soon be replaced by Japanese three-wheel motorscooters.—U.PJ.
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    U.S. A-TEST —BUT THERE WILL BE NO FALL-OUT
    167 1 U.S. A-TEST —BUT THERE WILL BE NO FALL-OUT WASHINGTON. Fri The United States today conducted a nuclear test underground in Nevada, the White House announced The test was of "low yield. A statement by President Kennedy said the detonation produced no fnlt-out. The explosion was carried out at 1700 GMT
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    Stengun pirates strike
    121 1 Stengun pirates strike l/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Ten men. some armed with stenguns, held up a Bshlng party three miles off Port Swettenham yesterday. Thr pirates ;m alleged to be Indonesian i An official of the Indonesian Embas.-y hew said today that no report had been made to the emba y
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      2876 2 A copy of this Prospectus has been delivered to the Registrars of Companies of the Federation of Malaya and Singapore for registration. Application will be made to the Committee of the Malayan Stock Exchange for permission to deal in and for quotation for the whole of the issued share capital
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    Break in Berlin tension
    434 3 MOSCOW, Fri GROMYKO IS AUTHORISED TO DISCUSS GERMANY WITH HIS AMERICAN OPPOSITE NUMBER, RUSK A BREAK in the mounting tension over x Berlin came last night with an announcement here that Mr. Andrei Gromyko, Russian Foreign Minister, has been authorised to discuss Germany and other problems
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    GIANT RUSSIAN ROCKET SHOT INTO PACIFIC
    138 3 MOSCOW. Friday. RUSSIA successfully launched a new and more JV powerful multi-stage carrier rocket into the Central Pacific yesterday, the official news agency Tass reported. The rocket covered a distance of about 7,500 miles. Tass said. The flight of the rocket and the operation
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    Lock icon U.S. capsule recovered in mid-air
    102 3 LOS ANGELES, Fri.— The capsule of Discoverer 30. launched on Tuesday, was yesterday successfully snatched from the air by a plane, the U.S. Air Force announced here. The snatch was made over the Pacific near Hawaii as the capsule descended to earth by parachute after
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    Lock icon Emergency still
    24 3 COLOMBO. Fri.— Th e Ceylon government today extended the current state of emergency in the country for the sixth successive month.— Reuter.
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    US protest to Reds over air corridor incidents
    204 3 \yASHINGTON, Fri. The State Department said last night that the U.S. representative in the Berlin air safety centre had protested to the Soviet official about incidents in which Soviet jet fighters "endangered" the flights of two Pan-American airliners. The department said a
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    Lock icon UK TOLD: WE'RE IN A FIX IF YOU JOIN THE SIX
    552 3 ACCRA. Friday A COMMUNIQUE A issued by the Commonwealth, finance ministers at the end of fheir conference here last night said all Commonwealth representatives except Britain haa expressed grave '.oncern over possible results of Britain's application to join the
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    Lock icon SUBANDRIO TO MOSCOW TO SEE NIKITA
    107 3 NEW YORK. Fri.— Dr. Subandrio, th c Indonesian Foreign Minister, flew to M»ncow tonight for a hastily arranged meeting with Air. Khrushchev on a special mission for President Sockarno. It is understood here that Dr. Subandrio will meet Mr. Khrushchev on Monday. Dr. Soekarno
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    Re-arrested after charge is dropped
    177 4 Re-arrested after charge is dropped SINGAPORE. Fri. A man was re-arrested outside the Ninth Magistrate's Court today, soon after a charge of abetting a kidnap offence against him was withdrawn. The charge had alleged that Ong Hong Kee abetted four others in abducting a wealthy pepper merchant. Mr. Tan Toh
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    FOUR WATER SHUT-OFF DISTRICTS
    203 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Water will be cut off in Zones Four and Six tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. ZONE torn is bounded by Nicol Highway, Kallang River. Serangoon Road, Braddell Road, Thomson Road, WhiUey Road, Dunearn Road to 6 ms. junction of Holland Road and
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    Meet people sessions
    166 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. People's Action Party members of the Legislative Assembly will hold "meet-the-people" sessions beginning on Sept. 22 at these branches: N«' Soon brunch I:ulit Ahmad bin Ibrahim; alternate Fridays. 8 p.m.: Toa Pmyoii branch Mi. Chan Cnee Seng: Wednesdays. 8 p.m.; Paslr Panjang branch— Mr. Wee
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    Stall man nabs a burglar
    63 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Commissioner of Police. Mr. A. E. G. Blades, today sent a "thank you" note to a coffee stall keeper. Mukhtar. for helping police to arrest a thief. Mukhtar had chased and j caught the thief who had broken into a house and
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    More seek FPA aid
    103 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The number of new patients seeking family planning aid in Singapore rose to a record 727 last month, and brought the total attendances in FPA clinics for that month to 3.701, one of the highest this year. The FPA report for July and August,
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    Union denial
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Malay section of the Transport and Storage Branch of the Singapore General Employees' Union has denied reports that they had broken away from the union to Join the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union.
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    Rubber for Malayan roads
    300 4 MINISTER: USE OF A 4 MIX' WILL BE EVEN BETTER FOR FEDERATION HIGHWAYS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. DIBBER will be used on all roads in the Federation, said the Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Dato V. Sambanthan, tonight. Speaking in the Radio Malaya series on "The
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    Buddhist play in English
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. —A Buddhist play in English entitled "Destiny" will be staged by the Singapore Buddhist Youth Circle at the Cultural Centre on Bept. 20. 21 and 22. Tickets at S3. $2 and $1 are available from Mr. R. Swaminathan at No. 110, High Street (Tel.
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    'A library school is needed'
    188 4 'A library school is needed' SINGAPORE, Fri. A leadIng New Zealand librarian and educationist. Mr. G. T. Alley, today suggested Singapore should start a library school to produce qualified librarians to service libraries here and in the neighbouring countries. He said that the Library Association of New Zealand was prepared
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    BURGLARY IN BOOKSHOP: MAN JAILED
    130 4 BURGLARY IN BOOKSHOP: MAN JAILED SINGAPORE. Fri. Mohamed Haneef. 28. who was I seen on the roof of the Peter iChong Bookshop in Bras Basah Road yesterday evenIng was today Jailed for 12 months for stealing $556.40 worth of books. He admitted the offence and pleaded that he had been
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    French art exhibition
    69 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— an exhibition of 40 reproductions of paintings by 10 leading contemporary French artists, including Picasso and Matisse, will be held at the Singapore Polytechnic from Sept. 21 to 23. The exhibition will be opened by the French Con-sul-General in Singapore. Mr. Le Mintler de Lehelac
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    His $84m. secret
    161 4 DO yon know that when the late Field Marsha] F.rw in Rommel's armies retreated through North Africa in World War II, they amassed $84 million in loot? Do you know that it was dumped in the sea off Genoa and that only one man knows exactly where?
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    The rich in Board flats: Probe is on
    305 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. mHE Housing and Devrlop--1 mrnt Board is looking into the question of rents it charges its tenants. I ut it is unlikely that board houses will ever be let out at "market rates." A spokesman of the Housing Board indicated
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    TWINS, AND HOW FATHER FEELS
    142 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE father of Singapore's first living Siamese x twins said today: "I feel terribly embarrassi cd." Kam Sing. 31. father of four other children. Including two girls, was referring to remarks he had overheard about the twins while travelling In a dus this
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    GANGLEADER WHO LED BOYS ASTRAY
    130 4 GANGLEADER WHO LED BOYS ASTRAY SINGAPORE. Fri. Ronnie Koh Kirn Her. described by a District Judge as a "gangleader who led schoolboys astray." was today or- 1 dered to undergo reformative training for a robbery offener. When Koh. 21. pleaded forj a "lighter" sentence he was told by the court
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    Sunday band
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Police Band will give a performance at the Botanic Gardens on Sunday, between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.
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    Chinese teachers' plan
    540 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri INCREMENTS. SECURITY FOR THOSE EMPLOYED IN FULLY-ASSISTED MIDDLE SCHOOLS NEXT YEAR TWE Federation Government today an--1 nounced a new scheme giving security of employment to established Chinese teachers now teaching in fully-assisted Chinese secondary schools. The scheme will be effective from next year, when
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    Cattle law passed in Seremban
    85 5 SEREMBAN, Fri.— All cattle In the town area here will In future wear licence tags, according to new by-laws passed at a meeting of the Town Council last night. This is one of the measures taken by the council to check the quality of milk
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    Divorce is granted
    61 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A typist, Chla Kirn Geok, who sued her husband. Lee Yong Choon, a merchant, for divorce on grounds of desertion, was granted a decree nisi by Mr Justice Chua in the High Court here today The decree is to be made absolute in three month.s
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    Gang robbery
    30 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Three thugs armed with daggers held up a family in a house at Coronation Road and got away with cash and Jewellery worth $1.250 this morning.
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    BAN-THE-BOMB CLUB MEETING ON Oct. 14
    174 5 JTUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The first public meeting of Malayans who are against nuclear armament and the resumption of nuclear tests is to be held here on Oct. 14. The meeting, to be held in the Chinese Ass c m bly Hall, is being organised
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    Jack's the boy: He's in Asia to show that US youth is all right
    365 5 Jack's the boy: He's in Asia to show that US youth is all right SINGAPORE. Fri.— Lank>. soft-spoken Jack Wheeler. 17. sat in the Singapore Airport lounge today and talked of the ways he has earned the nickname of "America's Wonder Boy." Now an undergraduate of University of California. Jack's
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    19 sailors are saved from drifting prahu
    247 5 19 sailors are saved from drifting prahu SINGAPORE, Friday. "^TINETEEN Indonesian seamen, rescued three days ago from the foundering ship in which they had drifted for four days, arrived here today in the British freighter Firbank. Their prahu. laden with timber and bound for Soerabaya. sprang a leak three days
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    Duty offence: $3,150 fine
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A 17--year-old Indonesian, Labali bin Hashim. was fined 53. 150 or six months' Jail in the Ninth Magistrate's Court here tcday for possession of 501 b of dutiable tobacco Duty en the tobacco wa» estimated at $525.
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    Lecture by an educationist
    52 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Sir Charles Morris, vice-chancel-lor of the University of Leeds and chairman of the InterUnlverslty Council for Higher Education Overseas, will give a public lecture on "The Problems of University Education in Developing Countries" at the new lecture theatre \'o. 2 Cluny Road, at 8.30
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    Unicef to give Malaya more aid
    193 6 Unicef to give Malaya more aid I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. More substantial aid from the United Nations International Children Emergency Fund lUnicef) will be given to Malaya to assist the Government in its Second five-Y c i r Development Plan. This was staled today by Mr. Simon Polak. a representative of
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    AN INVITATION FROM THE AIR
    149 6 pENANG. Fri. —An RAF Dakota voice aircraft will broadcast an invitation to the public to visit the RAAF base at Butterworth tomorrow for the Battle of Britain anniversary air display. The Dakota will fly over George Town City Bukit Mertajam and Sungei Patani telling the
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    Merger: What if other states seek autonomy ?—Lint
    335 6 Merger: What if other states seek autonomy —Lint PENANG, Friday. A NY attempt by Singapore to ask for autonomy in labour and educa- tion might lead to attempts by other states to ask for similar autonomy, Mr. Lim Kean Siew, secretary-general of the Malayan Socialist Front said today. "And if
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    He's off to Vienna for bank talks
    39 6 MR. KHOO TECK PIAT. managing director of Malayan Banking Limited, who l«aves today for Vienna to attend the World Bank International Monetary Fund's annual meeting as a member of the Malayan delegation.
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    Prowler scares nurses
    97 6 Prowler scares nurses SINGAPORE. Fri. A prowler is again scaring the nurses In the Tan Tock Seng nurses quarters here. Police have been told that a nurse on Wednesday night caught a fleeting glimpse of a man. dressed in white with a white hood and mask, vanishing from a room
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    New mosque
    25 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— The Johore Bah.v District Officer. Inche Bidin bin Login, opened a $6,200 mosque at Senibong, 15 miles from here, today.
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    An IMPERIALIST ADVENTURE: D-DAY WAS ON MAY 10, 1824 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
    1886 7 An IMPERIALIST ADVENTURE: D-DAY WAS ON MAY 10, 1824 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE INCREDIBLE POLITICAL BLUNDER Burmese failed to grasp initiative IM)RT t'ornwallis, British naval harbour in the Andamans. had never been so busy. Forty transports carrying ten thousand troops, escorted by His Majesty's ships-of-the-line, Liffey, Lame, Sophie and Slaney,
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    20 8 H-rrfi Sl» < Minimum) KARAM IINOH 1% SBB inch ah P i.«-«»^i i] •a IK in !> HI run.-. p m
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    40 8 J» aTwaTi I/» i WimmiiiFi MR. M F LAKSHMANAN LM., Kiaun» l««nk all irinrt. •»nt «iraih» m»iij(»i or londolfmr. tmpatny. intui and atimdrd <<>• runrral of hi> (atbvr M Kun}ap|.u <■ hu i^--»d away on iiitni at Mi ml' I'rai, Prnang
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    IN MEMORIAM
    80 8 J. N.rWi f/« Wllfimuni) IN LOVING MIMORV of a onndrt' '•<! ard huanand M V»'«»udhan who Idtnly on HIM Wifa and IN CHERISHED MEMORY of mi r hu*)^>it n<l Kll h i? hi rn pH jmhl away Un Mppt»mri»r I'imi. Oonr hut no' roi»oi'»n IN LOVINC MEMORY or
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    301 8 M ■> nri, tin I Mimimnm) THE COCKPIT! Ja««. I CHICKEN INN. Vltlnr BoUI. !»un■ia» Mp*i .a. iMMaMM OMafeai l fl.n id.i nioimog muitc hy Pblllp aod H Dbnm Rand lINCAPORE CRAND PRIX ■BBBlal— '"Ivn n»t and hu» foi luai h. Tikea»iv »t sl per pa'krt 6 Jalan Ktirns
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    121 8 W,.r,#, Yin.i PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -,i« pOTti Oti'li.-ird P. iad s p m ai; welcome BIBLEPREIBYTERIAN CHURCH •.ion, SrrHticoon Gaif m BaMaa, ma. Pamr Panjanx Road: r< :m am Life Prlaaep nmt: W p.m ST. ANDREW I CATHEDRAL Simd.iv PtIVUMi Ho1» ••••nimiirioß 7.00 am laaM) c. oil am. iimbkl.
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      The Royal Tour
      264 8 The end '->t U»e Yimg. diPertuan Afong'a three-day loAdal visit t<j Solangor brings reminder that His MajfMx. accompanied by th» Raja Potinaisun Agotip. hi*, now completed the State-by-Stato royal tour of the Federation. This began appropriately in the Kings own State of Perlis and fittingly has boon
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      Sabah's March to Self Rule
      697 8 The Governor** announcement that North Borneo will have i's first elections next year is a momentous one foi •hi i >loin. They will spell the end of political innocence m ;i country truly exceptional for its tranquillity, prosperity and contentment. Politics. which up to now
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      Political Murder
      161 8 Execution ut the ik-atli sentences delivered against the tonnei President, Prime Minister and eight othei officials in Turkey would place the bloody smear ol political murder on the hands ol General Gursel in whose power it lies to prevent his reputation reaching that depth by directing his National
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    Nature of the challenge the MCP poses
    1339 8  - Nature of the challenge the MCP poses PERSUASION. FANATICISM MR. LEE KUAN YEW BY THEY CONTINUE STRUGGLE by MANY of the urgent problems we tace ar^ related to the struggle for power vi the Communist ideology by its supporters in Malaya. I shall have to talk to you about the
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    Merger: Marshall says 'We back Toh plan'
    464 9 HONEYMOONING HEAD OF WORKERS' PARTY SENDS CABLE SINGAPORE, Fri. THE chairman of the Workers Party. Mr. David Marshall, today cabled the acting Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. from Sydney to say his party stands for complete merger with the Federation but is
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    Beauty queens due in Singapore on Monday
    71 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Hawaii's 19U Narcissus--13 Queen. Miss Stephanie Loo Kwai Chee (left) and the Narcissus Princess. Miss Darrah Lav Sock Hing. who are on a Far East goodwill tour, will arrive in Singapore on Monday by Pan-American Airways. Both beauties are students at
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    Battle of Britain parades
    95 9 SINGAPORE Ml The Royal Air Force lure today ob-erved the Battlt of Britain anniversary with a Riant parade but without the annual ball. An R.A.F. .spokesman said that the ball, to have been held at Changl tonight, was cancelled due to the water shortage. Thp washing
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    Britain weighing Malayan plea on company lists
    352 9 Britain weighing Malayan plea on company lists KUALA LUMPUR, Friday fTMIE British Government is considering how 1 it can implement a request from the Federalion that public companies registered in London but deriving their income in Malaya should open share registers in Malaya. The question was discussed In a meeting
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    LabourDept. steps into Gian Singh dispute
    94 9 LabourDept. steps into Gian Singh dispute CINGAPORE. Frl. The Labour Department to day stepped into the wage dispute between the management of Glan Singh's department store in Raffles Place and its 76 employees. The Commissioner for Labour, Mr. Kok Ah i.«>. invited the management and the Singapore Textiles and General
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    Strike at Tels
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Thirty employees of L. E. Tels and Co. In Cecil Street staged a sit-down strike today after a dispute with the management over the proposed retrenchment of six worKprs
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    HIGH PRIEST VISITS THE FEDERATION
    70 9 KUALA LUMPUR. tnYen. If. M. Mahaweera. ihe Maha Nayaka Thero of Singapore, la in Kuala Lumpur on hU first visit to the Fei ;ratlon after the title Maha Nayaka Thero 'High Prlest> of Singapore was conferreo on him He will leave for Pdiang tomorrow and
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    On study tour
    22 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Thirteen Malayan educationists left by air today for Jakarta on a three-week Federation Government soonsored study-tour.
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    SCHOLARSHIPS OFFER TO MALAYANS TO STUDY IN WEST GERMANY
    177 9 SCHOLARSHIPS OFFER TO MALAYANS TO STUDY IN WEST GERMANY KIAI.A LI MPIK. The West German Government is offering a number of sciiolarstiips to Malayan* for courses at derma.. I'niverMtu-v rhc German Fmbassy iirro ■ajrs no applications can hr accepted for studies in pharmacy and art betause f HmiifVl facilities The
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    Promotions in police force
    96 9 SINGAPORE Fri— Police Secretary Mr Lim Seng Huat and three other Assistant Superintendents it Police have been promoted to Deputy Superintendents. The other three new DSPs are Mr. Koh Llan Wah. Mr. Rahman bin Dalfca.sha and Mr. K. M. Cherl yan. A police spokesman said that
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    $4,680,000 tyre plant offer by Dunlops
    590 9  - $4,680,000 tyre plant offer by Dunlops GEOFFREY BOLAND By SINGAPORE. Friday FVETAILS of one of the largest block offerf *J of shares ever made for Malayan public subscription are being published tomorrow by Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd. Th° public- is beln? asked to take up 4. 680,000 ordinary dollar shares
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    Barisan meeting
    60 9 BINGAPORE. Fri. Delegates of political parties from the Federation Sarawak and Brunei are exacted to attend the inaugural meeting of the Barisan Socialis. at the Happy World Stadium between 9 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. on Sunday. A Barisan Sociali.-, spokesman said that the delegates would be from Party
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      Lock icon Call-up order issued in Russia
      146 10 Call-up order issued in Russia OS C OU Fri.— A ifl Defence ."Ministry order has been published h'-re calling up for active military service citizens born in 1942 and also citizens of call-up age whose deferment of service has expired. The order also provides for a temporary suspension or transfer
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      Lock icon SOVIET THREAT TO WORLDDEATH CLOUD
      417 10 SOVIET THREAT TO WORLDDEATH CLOUD WASHINGTON, Friday. RUSSIA'S current series of nuclear tests was today reported to be threatening the world with the "worst fall-out peril on record." A front-page story by Howard Simons in the Washington Post quoted scientific evidence of a "mounting danger to mankind's future" from the
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      Lock icon AIR HOSTESS TOOK CARE TO WIN
      65 10 AIR HOSTESS TOOK CARE TO WIN LONDON, Fri. Girls rei presenting British. American and Italian airlines yesterday took first three places In a contest for the title of Miss London .Airport. The title went to blonde Maureen Bale, already "Miss British Overseas Airways" and wife of a pilot. Second was
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      Revisions of UN charter shelved
      297 10 Revisions of UN charter shelved YEW YORK. Fri. A 99-member committee of the General Assembly yesterday decided to shelve for another year efforts to set up an international conference to review the United Nations Charter. The nine Soviet bloc states cast abstentions on the formal resolution to this effect, which
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      Lock icon Envoy arrives
      16 10 TOKYO. Fri. Malaya's nrw Ambassador to Japan. Sycd Sheh Shahbuddin. arrivod here yesterday. Reuter.
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      WHICH CHINA FOR U.N.? NEW AMERICAN PLAN
      197 10 WASHINGTON. Fri. The United States has decided on a strategy to be used at the UnlUd Nations General Assembly session next week which would delay for at least a year a decision on the Chinese representation issue. US officials said today. Thl.s strategy
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      184 10 M last Lif comes lo Malaya/ You can see the difference. j? toste the difference in TROPI the new kind of soft dnnk made ■■''^l from fresh, naturally ripened fruit, such as Black Currant, W^^T^Mm Apple, Cherry, Woodruff, AHHLfIK Orange, Lemon and Raspberry. H^^fl Start today to enioy this refresh-
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      219 10 '^lo ft^oatinq with y^ is" Cruising SpeedboaHng /^Hi^iJf iT^y^ Skiing Whatever fe^S] Zl^^^S 1 your power-need GALE has it 3, 5, 15, 25, UO, 6O 4p k^'~*(J t 'f All of them rugged RWil r 1 and dependable- Vfjpc// 140 Pick your horse- ffer' JJ I h power from v^ALbs
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    Malaya looks at the world
    391 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. But international affairs institute won't take sides N INAUGURAL meeting to form a Singa-pore-Malaya Institute of International Affairs, on the lines of Britain's Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House), will be held on Sept. 27 in the new Science Lecture Theatre No.
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    RRI man ordered to pay 81,000 damages for —libel letter—
    357 11 RRI man ordered to pay 81,000 damages for —libel letter I KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. HPHE High Court here yesterday ordered R. Perumal, 40, a field assistant at the Rubber Research Institute station at Sungei Buloh, to pay $1,000 damages for libel against A. Munusamy, 32, an immigration officer. Munusamy. brother-in-law
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    More scooters on the road
    44 11 SINGAPORE Fri. New motor scooters and motor cycles continue to take the roads in increasing numbers here. The number of machines registered last month, the majority of them scooters, was I.os4— nearly twice the number of new car registratioi.;.
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    Appeal chairman
    28 11 PENANG. Fri— Mr. Saw Seng Kew. a past president of the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce, has been elected chairman of the Poppy Day appeal committee.
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    Death of Malayan studying in England
    111 11 Death of Malayan studying in England IJUALA LUMPUR, Fri. News has been received here of the death of a former Malayan police constable who left to study electrical engineering in England two years ago. He was Mr. Karam Singh. 26. the eldest son of A.S.P. Gurbakh Singh, of Federal Police
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    French art exhibition
    69 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. An exhibition of 40 reproductions of paintings by 10 leading contemporary French artists, including Picasso and Matisse, will be held at the Singapore Polytechnic from Sept. 21 to 23. The exhibition will be opened by the French Consul-Ge-neral in Singapore. Mr. le Mintier de Lehelac.
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    POLICE SEIZE GANGLAND WEAPONS AFTER TIP-OFF
    179 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Po- lice last night selied weapons belonging to a new Cantonese secret society operating here. The weapons were hidden under bushes near a rubbish dump at a mining pool at the 3} mile Cheras Road headquarters area of the gang. The
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    9-month back pay to staff
    188 11 9-month back pay to staff OINGAPORE, Fri.— Th» *3 management of China Insurance Co. Ltd. and the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union yesterday signed a threeyear wage agreement giving employees of the firm more pay and improved working conditions. Because the agreement is retrospective from Jan. 1, the employees yesterday
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    Anniversary tea
    24 11 IPOH. Fri. The Chin Woo Athletic Association will celebrate its 37th anniversary with a tea-party at Jubilee Cabaret tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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      281 11 Straits Times Crossword Ross 8. A ilver hazard is almost un9. To grt the position fixed. 1 canny < 4 > tear note in pieces i9> 14. He draws broken carts 111 too 10. Privately holds strange Ideas iiO». 15. Chief campa nologut? 10 11 Pole gets the beer before
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY FORUM
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      KATONG'S MOSQUITO NUISANCE AGAIN
      142 12 KATONG'S MOSQUITO NUISANCE AGAIN MAY I add my voice hOHIVCr uselessly tO thr crowing rhorus of complaints about th«> mosquito nuisance at Katong" In the days before antimnsquito work was taken over by the Health Ministry, a complaint to the Municipal Health Officer received a prompt and diiirteons reply, and
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      Do-nothing motorists
      458 12 3 ACCIDENT VICTIMS WERE LEFT TO BLEED WHILE your readers are engaged in airing their views on accident claims and negligent driving. I should be obliged if you would allow me the use of your columns to reveal to the thinking public how selfish and pitiless some motorists
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      MISPRONUNCIATION ON THE RADIO
      125 12 MISPRONUNCIATION ON THE RADIO ISNT there anybody at Radio Singapore who knows how to pronounce the most common names from the world of good music? It's bad enough hearing so little of it. but when that little is spoilt by atrocious pronunciation and persistent fade-aways what is there left? A
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      BARiSAN MANDATE ON MERGER
      82 12 BARiSAN MANDATE ON MERGER UARISAN SOSIALIS con--1 tends that the PAP should resign and call a general election with a view to getting a mandate from the people on merger. I am of the opinion that since the 13 assemblymen elected on the PAP ticket have defected to th« Barisan
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      CONTACT POLICE
      53 12 IIMTH reference to the ft letter by Mr J. Meyers (S.T. Aug. 31) the writer is requested to contact the Ofncer-in-Charge, Ant iVice Branch, C.I.D. (Tel. No. 7200 Ext 475) and furnish him with more details to enable appropriate police action to be taken. LIM SENG HI' AT
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      'NO ACTION' CEB
      50 12 IT is shocking to learn that the C.E.B. cannot extend their mains fifty more yards to supply more than twenty houses with electricity. Our several applications were turned down without even letting us know the reason. Now a year has passed without any action. RESIDENTS Salak South
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      THE PRINCIPLE BEHIND MASTER TARA SINGH'S FAST
      424 12 YOUR editorial on Master Tara Singh's fast (ST. Sept. 2) docs not do justice to the Sikhs. It is not a true representation of facts. I was In India tiil a tew days ago and I believe that other than the communalistlc Jan
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      Ban the birch!
      68 12 I BELIEVE that studentteacher relationships can be improved if the birch wer c banned. In a more relaxed atmosphere where there is no constant fear of the teacher, where the student does not regard him as a demi- god, expression of ideas is more fluent, and the
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      BEATING THE SHORTAGE
      238 12 Sea water distillation plant is the answer \PROPOS the current water shortage in the island, would it not be a good idea if the Government considers installing a distillation plant to distil sea water? Although the State Government is taking all possible measures to ensure a plentiful
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      ACCIDENT VICTIM HAS A GOOD CASE
      64 12 ACCIDENT VICTIM HAS A GOOD CASE REPLYING to G.H.R's letter, the "knock-for-knock" agreement is entered into between companies for general convenience, but it has nothing whatever to do with the insured's contract with his Insurance company, the terms and conditions of which contain no reference to any such agreement. In
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      WATER BILLS
      29 12 THINK everyone will agree that the City Council should print the meter reading Instead of what month to what month on water bills. WEE HOON SAN Singapore
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      1664 13 Sng THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. %J SINGAPORE (ttctrftntM m tkt IMitet (itfMai 11 uNis EXPRESS SERVICES TO LONDON LIVERPOOL A CONTINENTAL PORTS Sport P. Sham •fnang BENLARIB L'lttl. A'mouih, Havrt, C.J3/Septl7 Stft 11/21 Karlsh'M. G'mouth. lENNEVIS H) HaaMrg, L'doo. R'daa. Hull M brough. Sift II 24 Sipt 25 21
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES STILL DRIFT SLOWLY DOWNWARDS
    420 14 From Our Market Correspondent A LITTLE publicised feature of the Malayan Stock Exchange which has been obscured by the almost morbid concentration on tins recently has been the steady drift downwards in a industrial share prices. This week the drift «hi«-h began over* two
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    STOCKS INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indices: Srpt. 15 Sept. II Industrials: 157.43 157.95 Tins: 304.22 304.55 S Rubbers: 340.3(1 210.30 Jan. 1 1958=101).
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    MALAYAN STOCKS EXCHANGE
    511 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number 01 deals in brackets: Industrials: K. and N. ords (3.000) 52.34: Gammon (S. 000) $1.62: S. Times (2.0OO) $3.06: S. Triders (2,000) •4.10, (2.0O0) $405: Bouste:.d 4.000) $1 50 ■Maw I Ampat (1.000) lii>. M.l
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 14 SINGAPORE. Sept. 15. RUBBER: 86} cents per Ib. (up half a cent). 5 p.m. unfficial close: Mi' cents (quiet). TIN: 5476 per picul (down 51.50). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down in tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    215 14 OCTOBER tint Kt.rt. rubber buyer s f.o.b. closed la Singapore yesterday fit Mi cents per Ib. up half a cent on Thursday's closing price. The ton* was quiet and (lightly ia(l*r. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices in cent* per Ib. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.B. Spot fob buyers Ml, sellers
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 14 MELBOURNE. Pri. INVESTMENT shares closed the week along firmer lines. Custom Credit gained Is. to 15.s 6d. Divid Svme Is. 6d. to 29*. Ulla Mmmh tiiicc 2s to ;B€S Base metals and oils were steady. Broken Hill South Rained 5d to 17s 6d Commonwealth bonds were firm Con.
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    Local tin price drops $1.50: Rubber gains
    180 14 IN Singapore yesterday 1 the tin price again fell by $1.50 to $476 per picul. In London overnight uncertain conditions had prevailed reflecting G.S.A. tin stockpile release uncertainties and cash eased .€7 and three months £4. Moreover' Continental Interest was said to be
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    155 14 CHIPS lying aloniild* tho tinxapsrt wharvot today aro: Reymont 6A, Florin n Ceynoua 10/11, Olenorchy S/9. Relfen«ein 13/14. Lloyd Bakke 1 2 Moome 33 34. Calcutta Maru 19* Rhi-xenor 31 32. BanKOl.i 4243, Kuala Lumpur 1/f, Mltuk.i Maru 40 41. Outer roadi: Karar.K DJaua. Rlpley. Tamporaau. M.indaley.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    118 14 T"I Chintu Prsduet EiUiimi 1 Smi.port, noon pricit ptr picul ytsttrdiy were Copra: UK /Continent S»nmih»r phlnmrat 126 buyers. tM\ fHI»r». Coconut oil: bulk *37» r*U*n drum $40 miter*. Ptpocr: Muntok whlu $175 teller*. Rarnwßk while flT>i nellern. upecliil Sarawak Mack 142J Keller*. rarhlwl Lnmponc black 1424 Mlien.
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    Rubber is uncertain market
    534 14 Rubber is uncertain market THE tone "drab" used by London on Wednesday could well be used to described local conditions this week report H.C.B. Co. Ltd.. in their current market survey. The general uncertainty of the market continues and was reflected by the narrow and apparently aimless fluctuations in prices,
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    84 14 TMI Malayan Exchange Banks' Auociation made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Cansda: buying airmail T.T. 34. O.D. Mli 90 '1 '<* 34 9/16 credit bills, 342 trade hills. Selling T.T. sr 0.0. rssdy: Csnsda M; Oautteho Marks 130 i. Italian Lire
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      208 14 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITED. S'pof* FROM CALCUTTA, CHITTAGONG CHALNA M.V. "STATI OF ORISSA" for Coirns, Brisbone, Sydney ond Melbourne S«pt. 17/lt FROM JAPANESE PORTS M.V. "STATI OF BIHAR" for *Penong, Modrers Colcutto S«P». 27/21 Subject inducement Chief Agents: R. jumobhoy Sons Ltd.. 24, Malacca Street, Tal: ***** S.S 'LOIDI
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      187 14 SHIPPING NOTICES ■a "TENWA MARU" Arriving from Japan Honfkonc on 18th September Sailing for Colombo on 19 th September. The above vessel 1$ scheduled to arrive in Singapore on 18th September. 1961 and will discharge cargo alongside the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves. The General Survey will be held on 21st
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      462 14 TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are lnvitod rrom contractors registered with P.W JD. class B and above or with the aichitec for the construction of a new broadcasting station at Kota Bharu. Kelantan. Plans and specification can be seen at the architect's Penanu and Ipoh offices or can be obtained on payment
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      201 14 TOWN COUNCIL. KLUANG Applications aro Invited from male Feaeral citizens between the ages of 17 and 22 lor Uie appointment of an apprentice bookkeeper in Town Council. Kluang. 2. Qualification: Applicant jxiust have parsed the Cambridge Sciiool Certificate Grade II wuli creatts In mathematics and Eiibli&h subjects. 3. The selected
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      845 15 TENDERS MALACCA P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "D" and above registered Contract.. b-> received at the offlce of the! State Engineer. Malucc.i. up to 3.00 p.m. oi 2nd October. 1961. lor Uie CONSTRUCTION OF THREE BLOCKS OF 6 UNITS EACH AND ONE BLOCK OF 4 INITS <22 UNITS IN
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      454 15 (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* $S (Min.)— Box St ett. extrm WANTID c*p»rlMiCfd Fnnllsh speak- IKK salesman preferably In book ■nd with driving lic> n.-iv Bo* Ai'lT'J r ;orc. ONE BAR CAPTAIN, our bar boy. ■nah«, one dioing-room waiter. Apply Straits View Motel Jalao Scudai J.B. WORLD'S
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      1088 15 SITUATIONS VACANT »ord» M Win.)— Box ><i ctt. txtm FIELD INStCT COLLECTOR Tne •:-!.<.[■ M'.Kfum. Honolulu require HUIIH—I young roan to work as an .oiu> i i -tiri.i < .luir.-d. M come kaowlrdgr of IT, fir, ni. will be ItVOT to candidatrM noMinf the School •.-rtilicatc. S.ilary:- S2OO/- per merit
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      920 15 EDUCATION tt Wtm Si < Mi*.)— ••> ill ct*. txtrm SOIBNCK tn approved laboratory 1 facilities for all stsndards leading to Cambridge Cert. H.B.C U.C.8.. more- J Ing Evening sessions. Cltj School i Selene* Dept.. itfc'-B Belegl* Road. Spore Tel: 3901* CAMIRIDOI CORRESFONOENCB SCHOOL Take advantage of our ahort iour«w
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      968 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE Here's IS (Mln.>— j» crs. rztra STATION WAGON Borgward Habe4- lt>s6 quirk salt bargain $2150. Tele)honi- 2«747 18'poro). 1»55 STANDARD S hp good condition 12 m.p.g. taxed December $1,100 0.n.0. W3 Halton Red R.A.K. Cbangl near MMPital. $700 LAMSRETTA Doc. oS. Perfect Tjnnii:« crd. r. Si-.irr -.heel.
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    304 16 GRATIFICATION CAN BE A WINNER FIRST TIME OUT ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep, Penang, Friday rpRAINER Allan Heddle, who saddled Limavaddy on Wednesday, can send out another first-up winner with Gratification on Sunday. Gratification, a Tive-year-old mare by Sir Edward, has been even more impressive than her stablemate in
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    78 16 rpHE finish of the St. Leger, last clas&ic race of A the English flat season, at Doncaster last week and the first three places are taken by horses owned by women. The winner is Mrs. V. Lilley's Aurelius, ridden by Lester Piggott (on the rails).
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    79 16 YEW YORK. Fri. The United States may be without Chuck McKinley, ua well ao the appended Dennis Ralston, for their Davia Cup inter-zone tie against India at New Delhi. McKinley, Wimbledon run-ner-up this year, is not sure whether he can get away from his studies at Trinity College.
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    24 16 WELLINGTON. FrL Jeff Julian, the New Zealand runner will not take part In the International marathon at Seoul on Sept. 28.
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    67 16 PARIS. Fn. Luis Ay.ila. of Chile, who recently joined Jack Kramer s lawn tennis troupe, yesterday completed a 6-3. 6-2, 4-6. 6-> victory over Australian star Lew .'load to enter the quarter-finals of the professional tournament here. Rain had halted the match on Wednesday night with the
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    25 16 SCARBOROUGH, Frl. Close of play in yesterdays cricket match here: County champions Hampshire 340-6 dec and 33-0. Runners-up Yorkshire 269-7 dec— Reuter.
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    25 16 LONDON, Frl— Results of Rugby TTnion matches played last night: Bath IP. Clifton 0; Swansea 3 Aberavon Neath 29 Civil Service XV o.—Reuter.
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    Tomorrow's runners & riders at Penang
    1418 16 Tomorrow's runners riders at Penang RACE It 2.IS— CL. 4 DIV. 5— 6 F 1 7980 Rubina iGemilana St., Aumad. 4 9.0 Lre 4 2 00 GusUni II (G.L. Thei Ahmad. 5 9.0 Leong 5 3 ***** Terang Bantang (Mata Hari St.) Allan. 3 8.13 Wilson 10 4 96 .Recover
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    215 16 Orient Year Cup is not international meet— Goh— SINGAPORE, Friday. SINGAPORE Amateur Basketball Federation president Goh Chye Hin said today r.nat the Orient Year Cup competition now in progress is not an international competition. The teams competing, he said, are leading club sides of South-East Asian countries. The tournament is
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    118 16 FOREIGN SPORT The six-ball over: Probe by Aussies SYDNEY. Frl. Australiathe only cricket country which plays the eight-ball over Is Investigating the six-ball over as played in England, South Africa, New Zealand, the West Indies and India. Australian Board of Control secretary Alan Barnes told a meeting of me Board
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    24 16 LONDON', Fri. Notts County and Derby County drew 2-2 In a first round match in the English Football League Cup last Reuter.
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    20 16 LONDON. Frl— Derry and Unfleld drew 1-1 In their first round Ulster Gold Cup football match last night.—Reuter
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    275 17 M 1> \ll 0 PERAK 6: \l<n Star. I i id. i* TOP FORM MAHAT AMBU SPARKS 6-0 TROUNCING OIIOWING allround superiority, Perak romptd home lo an easy victory in the Malaya Cup north zone match played here todejy. Perak led s—o at half-time ana were content to take *hings
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    Skipper sent off, Smelters follow
    91 17 Skipper sent off, Smelters follow PNANG, Fri. Shortly after their skipper, Din, had been ordered off the field in the second ball for arguing with th e referee Eastern Smelting staged a walkout in their first round replay against Tanjong Bungah Rangers in the Junior knockout soccer match at Uato
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    Saigon tourney
    24 17 SAIGON. Fri. Malaya. Indonesia and South Vietnam will compete in Vietnam's first independence soccer tournament to be held here on Oct. 6.
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    GP stars show brilliant form in trial run Perak romp to easy victory
    503 17  - GP stars show brilliant form in trial run Perak romp to easy victory MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE, Fri. Leading competitors for the Singapore Grand Prix tomorrow and Sunday gave a thrilling preview when the circuit was opened foi practice runs at Thomson Road today. Japanese motor-cyclists Seitehl Suzuki. Kazuo
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    22 17 XLANG. Fri. The Klang District A.A.A. will hold a 26--mlle marathon race from Morib Beach to Klang padang on Oct. 29
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    76 17 ROY GETS A VICTORY KISS FROM DARLENE DOV Emerson of Australia, winner of the men's J singles title of the United States amateur tennis championships, gets a victory kiss from Darlene Hard of the U.S., winner of the women's singles title Darlene beat Ann Haydon of England in the final
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    St John's go on a scoring spree
    202 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. y*T. JOHN S Institution went on a scoring spree to gain a 44-3 win over St. Gabriel's in the Lewis Cup rugger competition at Bukit Nanas here today. St. John's who were beaten 6-5 by Technical Institute, In their first
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    25 goals in four FAS Cup games
    130 17 25 goals in four FAS Cup games KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A total of 25 goals was scored in the four first round matches in the F.A. of Selangor Junior Cup competition here today. Selangor Indian Association teams, Bl and 82, shared 14 goals. The Bl team beat 16th Recce 7-0
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    CHAVE PLAN: TOURS TO F-E, EUROPE
    259 17 CHA VE PLAN: TOURS TO F-E, EUROPE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rrHE manager of the Australian Davis Cup team. Mr. Alf Chave, disclosed before his departure for Jakarta today his special plan to give young players in Davis Cup countries a rhance to gain wider international experience. Mr. Chave will outline
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    Christie's day at CEB meet
    242 17 Christie's day at CEB meet IJUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Christie Shepherdson Malayan all-rounder, was the outstanding athlete on the opening day of the Central Electricity Board athletics meet which started on thPantal ground today. FINALS Javelin: 1 Ismail b Hussein 2 Wee Beng Kee 3 Lai] Singh 44.28 m; Long jump:
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    Japanese arrive for Turf confab
    226 17 Japanese arrive for Turf confab OINGAPOHE Fri. A three-man advance party of the Japanese delegation to the second Asian Racing Conference in Singapore arrived her by air today. They were Mr. M. Fujlwar'a, adviser to the president of the Japanese Racing Association and leader of the delegation. Mr. F. Imai,
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    A medal for Mrs. Horie
    48 17 SINGAPORE. Fri— Mrs. M. Horie (nett 36 > won the women's "A" Division medal (Stableford, of the Royal Island Club. Mrs. McMullan <o2i was runner-up. The "B" Division medal MM won by Mrs. P. Clarke <nett 38> after a countback *)»>i Mrs. B. Lynch.
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    Woman, three men to die for murder
    218 18 J poll. Fri. A woman and three nun were sentenced lo death today for the murder <>l" ;i IVllow labourer. The jury returned a 6-1 vrrdict of guilty against O. Uriavar Alogan. 40. K. Muthaiya. 48. his wife. A. Kuppu. 35. and his
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    20 Sikhs arrested in temple
    115 18 20 Sikhs arrested in temple AMBALA North India i, Fri. —Police entered v Sikh temple here today and arrested 20 militant Sikhs using it as a hide-out. The decision to force an entry was taken on high Government authority. It may foreshadow a similar raid on the Golden Temple at
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    36 18 BRUSSELS. Fri. The Dowager Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians. 86 year old grandmother of King Baudouin. will leave for Peking next Wednesday on a visit to China, wellin formed sources .said here today— Reuter.
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    161 18 Bayar, Menderes to die ISTANBUL, Fri. Ex--1 President Celal Bayar and ex-Premier Adnan Menderes of Turkey were today sentenced to death by the special court trying members of the former regime. The death sentence was passed on eight officials, including Fatin Zorlu, former j Foreign Minister; Refik Kor raltan. former
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    60 18 BONN. Fri— Dr. Konrad Adenauer today denied re- ports that he intended to rei sign as Chancellor during the next four-year legislative period if re-elected in Sunday's election. The 85-year-old Chancel- lor. answering press conference questions, also declined ito pronounce on the fitnes.-. of Professor Ludwig
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    335 18 i)NUON. Fri.— Skx* market; flntrtMd another arwb week and extiemely quiet forthnightfy account on dull note toaay BaMnf.s.s w;io again ti ;o\\-ebbi with buyen continuing jo iuii.pt a cautious attitude. Giltedged •.ermines were a little brigi.ter in Wwponiw to I .small investment aeniai. u stinnila:ed to some extent
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    351 18 He returns with 'firm proposals' on steel mill and chemical industry SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Singapore Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, returned from Japan this evening with two "firm proposals" from Japanese industrialists: one to start a steel mill in Jurong and the other to
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    39 18 LONDON. Fri.— Spot 25'^d.. I Oct. 25 ,v.. Nov 9S4i<L, Dec. 25", d.. Oc:./DtK\ 2V\d.. Jan./ Mnr. 25\ci.. April/June j July /Sept 2.V -d.. R.i i. S'pt. 25', d.. On. 25\d.. Nov. 25>, d. Tom-: Quiet but .steady.
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    125 18 EX-terror chief writes his memoirs /GENERAL George Grivas, VJ former Eoka terrorist leader in Cyprus, announced in Athens yesterday that he had signed a contract with a British publishing firm for his memoirs. He said he had given the firm, >lessrs. Longmans. Green and Co., world rights in his 250.000-word
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    UNIT BADGE FOR RAF CENTRE
    118 18 UNIT BADGE FOR RAF CENTRE SINGAPORE. Fri. The RAF Malaya training centre i will be presented with its unit badge at a special paI rade at the unit's base at RAF Seletar on the morning of Sept. 22. The Dauut 1 which ha.s been approved by the Queen, has ,a»
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    66 18 bei fast. Morttara iieiHiia. Pri.--lhe Au&tiaiian i-rlckei«rr were 176 for 8 at ;ea on the opening day of their two-cay «anies against Ireland here. At. ScurboroiiKii The match between coun:y champions Hampshire and runneis-iip Yorkshire uas .iixumoned this atiernoon because of ram. Scoics: Hampshire 340-6
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    114 18 TAIPEH. Sept. Fri. The i Provincial Government today announced that 120 people were killed by Typhoon Pamela three days ago. on Tuesday— an intrea^e of 22 deaths over the last announced figures. The official announce- ment said 277 persons were still missing and 156 suffered
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    96 18 JAKARTA. Fri -PottCC ;u.d coastal guarda have toilfd ;i smuggling attempt in Tanjong Prlok harbour, police reported today. Chief Commissioner Baron D Winoto said seven people Were arrested. He >aid transistor radios, conventional radio-, tape recorders, cosmetics and luxury clothes valued at more than
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    71 18 SINGAPORE. !ri TIM United Peoples Party today announced the opening of eight branches In Singapore. These offices are open daily from 7 p.m. The branches are located at: 12 China Street. 381 Yio Chu Kang Road 91. M.s. 12 Dunlop Street: 65 MacPherson Road; "ID Lorong
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    27 18 JOHORE BAHRU llf.lv Lfu-ht Church I fruit* nf (hi- i-Hrtli f«Miv;il Sunday It 30 j!• 1:1 Mng Rift* for Hnndir.-.i'i'Wl <-hildrt:i and Hi.- Ai;< I
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