The Straits Times, 6 October 1961

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    24 1 NATIONAL ÜBXABY, AVIIUI.I lI AII V <IHrillll> SAlfP^WlfrUS 00.000 Mai**** flat*"* 1 He**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1961 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon GHANA: 'AIR CLEARED'
    565 1 Sandys, Nkrumah issue joint communique Queen's visit to start Nov. 9 ACCRA, Thursday MR. DUNCAN SANDYS, Commonwealth Relations Secretary, said today his three-day talks with President Nkrumah on strained Anglo-Ghanaian relations had "done much to clear the air." He was speaking before leaving Accra For London. Later
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    Mr. T WITH $4,200 PAYROLL ESCAPES AMBUSH
    254 1 Mr. T WITH $4,200 PAYROLL ESCAPES AMBUSH OEREMBAN. Thurs. A 25-year-old planter, Mr. C. ThiagaraJah. foiled an attempt by five men to ambush him and grab a 54.200 payroll from him this afternoon. Riding a motorcycle. Mr. C. Thiagarajah. assistant manager of Seremban Estate, was on his way to the
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    Lock icon Skylark up 120 miles
    96 1 CANBERRA. Thurs. The second of four British "Skylark" rockeis carrying instruments for the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space 1 Administration was success(fully fired from Woomera Range last night. Announcing the firing, the Australian Supply Minister, Mr. A.S. Hulme, said the Sky- lark— designed by the Royal
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    Fishermen missing for 9 days
    94 1 Fishermen missing for 9 days KUALA SELANGOR. Thur.s Six fisherman who wpnt fishing in the Malacca Straits i nine days ago from Sungel Buloh. eight miles from here. have not returned Missing are Hamid bin Yahya. Zakaria, bin Mat Abdul Khalid bin Sanuddin. Mat Ghani bin Tetap. Idris bin Hashim
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    LONDON BANK RATE CUT BY ONE HALF PER CENT
    176 1 LONDON BANK RATE CUT BY ONE HALF PER CENT LONDON. Thursday. TIIK British Imnk rule wits cvi today from seven lo six and a half per ecu I. The bank rate, key to Interest rates on all borrowing, was raised to seven per cent last July as part of the
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    Opposition merger talks
    300 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three Opposition parties. Barisan Sosialis. the Workers' Party and the United People's Party, will meet tomorrow to discuss Singapore's constitutional future. Barisan Sosialis who called I the meetina. invited all Opposition parties in the Legis- lative Assembly. Only the SPA-Umno-MCA-MIC Alliance refused Dr. Lee Siew
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    They're chemistry students
    163 1 GIRLS IN TECHNICAL COLLEGE CLASS KLAIA LIMPIK. Thurs.dirls are few in the Technical College. Kuala Lumpur there are only 14— and these three are the only girls in the chemistry class conducted by the chemistry lecturer. Mr. Pretham Singh. The trio (from left) Che Fatimah binte Abdul
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    No. 2 Police chief to retire: Who woll be successor?
    159 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Singapore's No. 2 man in the police force. Deputy Commissioner Mr. Song Kok Hoo, will retire in 10 days. With his retirement announced today the question Ls posed: Who will be his successor? Appointment to this post is
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    Lock icon U.S. support
    50 1 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Thai Defence Minister Gen. Thanom Kittikachorn told newsmen today U.S. Admiral Harry D. Felt had assured him U.S. forces would give Thailand full support if this country is invaded, "even if other Seato members do not i act in accordance with the I charter."-— U.P.I.
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    Razak's call to students
    60 1 TOKYO. Thurs. The Malayan Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abuul Razak. said today that Malayan students in Japan could contribute a great deal towards the development of Malaya. Tun Razak told Malayan students at the Ibaraki International Agricultural Centre. 'Your mother country is expecting a great deal
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    Lock icon Syria: Air traffic again
    141 1 Syria: Air traffic again WEIRUT. Thurs.—Da- mascus Radio an- nounced last night that all civilian airports in Syria would reopen at 8 a.m. today. The announcement suggests that conditions throughout the country have returned to normal, following last week's anti-Egyptian revolt and that the new Government Is eonticlent that it
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    LATEST
    29 1 TENCKU VISIT I nMMtV lhur> Ofl >..uri e > nd tod.J^ I Abdul Rahman nuj London for meryfT tow.)nl> i ml of thi> 11 _Ki 1 1 1 i
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    TENGKU TO OPEN JOINT MALAYAN-JAP FIRM
    112 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. nit Malayan-Japanese linn with a capital of Si million— Malayan Konwa Asbestos Cement Company Ltd. at Petallng Jaya— will be opened by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, on Saturday. Local staff total 95. I'iiere are five Japanese technicians. The factory
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    Judgment is reserved in Lim Lian Geok case
    1368 2 COUR7\ASKED^TO_^STjm REASONABLENESS' OF THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. ]%/f K R. Ramani, chief counsel for Mr. Lim Lian Geok, submitted today that it was the duty of the High Court "to test the reasonableness and limitations of power" of
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    Death of a contractor
    49 2 KUALA KANGSAR. ThUTS.Mr. T. Ambalawanar, 77. who retired from the railway to become a successful planter and Government contractor, died here this morning. He served on many public bodies and Government committees and leaves four sons and six daughters The funeral was held this evening.
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    Woman burnt to death
    41 2 BUTTERWORTH. Thur^ Madam Tan Seah, 76. was burnt to death when her attap hut in Kampong Simpah here caught flre at 3 a.m. today. She lived alone In the hut. Police and firemen found the charred body.
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    Jubilee ball
    36 2 TELUK ANSON. Thurs.— Selection of a "queen" will highlight the Jubilee Year Ball In aid of the Perak Boy Srmit> Association building fund to be heid at the Kwong Tong Association here on Saturday.
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    Head of Johore MCA to quit after 13 years
    272 2 Head of Johore MCA to quit after 13 years JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. TYA.TO Wong Shee Fun, millionaire philan- thropist, is to retire from politics after 13 years as founder-president of the Johore branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, and 11 years as its national treasurer. He will make his farewell
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      57 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby 'BYE. I >/^V^--rj Kl'/M <3LAD I ASirtO^ MUST PLWX/rtjintfMii^H ©CORSE TO PUT J ITS r^rV^ o0*»illlltf I TME CWILDREN J^ sT^ LATE/ |Y«*gy3 9e^)~^J^Zr r £j4[^j^\^ 1 v ssa&tfiou PKOMISEO to] f just Aft A SEC TRAT TJ4E CWLOOCHJ^ I SOON A* I CAfi) WOULD
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      425 2 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORT WAVE SERVICE: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 41 metres SERVICE 41.7 metre* Ml 1)11 M WAVE SERVICE: 476 metres A 6uo Time Signal. Neg.uaAM li 00 Good Morning: 6.02 Ku. News Headlines; 605 MornMoruing Prelude; 7.00 The News; w_i_j lm „n n iwt w»th 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise;
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    Lock icon BURMESE DELEGATE STRONG CONTENDER for DAG'S SEAT
    807 3 U THANT REPORTED ACCEPTABLE TO BOTH RUSSIA AND U.S. NEW YORK. Thursday TT THANT, resident representative of Burma, yesterday emerged as a strong contender for the office of Acting U.N. Secretary General as hopes rose in diplomatic quarters that he would be acceptable
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    Lock icon W. IRIAN: DUTCH SOVEREIGNTY 'IS TEMPORARY'
    191 3 THE HAGUE, Thursday rpHE Dutch Prime Minister, Prof. Jan de Quay, told Parliament here yesterday that Dutch sovereignty over Western New Guinea was only "temporary'' until the Papuans could decide their own future He said Holland was press Ing In the United Nations for
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    Lock icon SUCCESSFUL SHOT FOR POLARIS
    89 3 SUCCESSFUL SHOT FOR POLARIS CAPE CANAVERAL. Thurs. An advanced model of the Polaris missile was successfully launched on a 1.500-mlle flight yesterday from the deck of a ship This success, coming after three failures of a shioboard launching for the new Polaris A 2, paved t'.ie way for experimental firings
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    Lock icon Baby for Anne
    26 3 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs. -Film star Anne Baxter gave birth to a 71b. girl yesterday and both mother and child were reported in good condition—Reuter.
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    Lock icon We spied on Red rocket bases: Dutchmen
    189 3 We spied on Red rocket bases: Dutchmen ITIEV, Thurs. Two Dutch sailors told a military tribunal here yesterday that they had looked for rocket bases and milit a r y establishments during a "spy tour' of Russia earlier this year. The men, Evert Reldon, 30, ship's engineer, and navigator Lou
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    Lock icon 75 rebels killed
    49 3 SAIGON. Thurs.— A total of 75 Viet Cong rebels were killed and 15 others captured during joint mopping up operations conducted by the Vietnamese armed forces and newly trained civil guard units during the period between Sept. 25 and 28. it was announced today UP I.
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      'HEAD KANU' OFFER TO KENYATTA
      178 3 VAIROBI, Thurs. The Kenya African National Union, biggest party in the Kenya Legislative Council, yesterday invited Mr. Jomo Kenyatta to become Us president and leader. JAKARTA: Indonesian atomic experts are going to examine some of the thousands of dead fish that have been drifting ashore
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    Lock icon E. Berlin youth leaps to death as police fire
    307 3 E. Berlin youth leaps to death as police fire BERLIN, Thursday J^ YOUNG East Berliner fleeing to the West fought desperately with an East Berhn policeman on the edge of a border rooftop last night, then broke free and dived head-first to his death in the street below. East Berlin
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    Lock icon CHANCES AT 2,850 M.P.H.
    91 3 LOS ANGELES: A pilot deliberately took chances with an X-15 rocket plane which he flew at 2.850 m.p.h. to a height of 79.000 ft. it was reported at Edwards Air Force The pilot. Major Robert Rushworth. switched off parts of one of the plane's electronic brains
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    Accord on Chinese secondary education
    495 4 NEW SIX-YEAR SYSTEM ACCEPTED SINGAPORE, Thurs. ■pHE Singapore Government and the Chinese Schools Committee-Teacher Association today reached a compromise in the choice between two systems of secondary education for all 28 Chinese secondary schools. A joint statement issued after a two-hour meeting between the Minister
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    DEMAND TO WORK ON ! HOLIDAYS
    225 4 DEMAND TO WORK ON HOLIDAYS SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Public Daily Rated Employees' Unions Federation today backed demands submitted by 1.500 workers of the Singapore Housing and Deve- i lopment Board for work on Sundays and other public holidays. The workers belong to the Public Daily Rated Housing and Development Board
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    WATER RATION ZONES TODAY
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will shut off tomorrow in ZONES ONE and TIIKI K from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and in ZONES TWO and FIVE from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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    Two years jail for receiving
    293 4 T rB SINGAPORE, Thursday. piVE hours before a company director discovered the loss of $78,500 worth of goods from his Telok Ayer Street firm, a CID party had already recovered all his stolen property. Mr. Francis T Seow a District Judge, was told today Inspector
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    Lecture
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. R. K. Guy of the Department of Mathematics. University of Malaya in Singapore, will speak on "Birthdays" at a meeting of the Mala van Mathematical Social at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow at New Lecture Theatre No. 2 of the University.
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      466 4 [OHBAN t > ATloihjl C*TTT*T^"RS7?WITTr^ List 4 Showili I 'ft' 0 1 "FRANCIS OF ASSISI": Irodrord Dtllmon Dolores Hort*. CinemoScope Color [Fo> k— REMItRE TONIGHT AT 9.30pm.*WM Volter PIDGEON Peter LORRf PLUS ON STAGE AT 9 30p.m. Rediffusion Prctenlt riTHES "8.30 SPECIAL" t Compered By LEN THORNE t Larry Loi
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    Made in S'pore fridge
    446 5 COMPANY SET UP TO MAKE FRENCH TYPE OF PRODUCT SINGAPORE, Thursday. A NEW company. Electric Industries Ltd., will make a certain brand of refrigerator now being imported from France. Mr. Ernest E. Kahlenberg, a director of Electric Industries, said that 90 per cent, of the capital
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    Police hunt for fleeing Red gang
    134 5 Police hunt for fleeing Red gang A LOR STAR Thurs. Combined MalayanThai police operation has been launched in the boraer jungle to track down a gang of about 19 fleeing Communist bandits. The bandits were involved in a half-hour gun battle with a Thai police patrol during the week-end. An
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    Warning to ships
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Tho Master Attendants office has warned ships that bombing and firing practices will take place this month in the China Sea south range. These practices will be conducted every day except Saturdays and Sundays between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. On Saturdays the practices will
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    $3,000 watches, pens stolen
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thieves broke into the Indian Silk Store in Btamford Road yesterday and stole 53.000 worth of watches and fountain pens. The proprietor. Mr. N. N. Nathurumah. 40. said the thieves did not touch expensive textiles and ready-mad«* clothes in the store.
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    NINE HELD IN RAIDS ON HIDEOUTS
    63 5 NINE HELD IN RAIDS ON HIDEOUTS SINGAPORE. Thur.s.— Detectives arrested nine men In. two raids on secret society hideouts here last night. Four were picked up in the Tiong Bahru area and the other five in Keng Cheow Street, off Havelock Road. On Tuesday night three gangsters were arrested in
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    Man stole tin
    36 5 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs.— Kamaruddin bin Sharif. 23. was today jailed for one year on a charge of stealing two katis of tin belonging to the Straits Trading Company of which he was an employee.
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    School concert
    28 5 KUANTAN. Thurs. The Assunta Convent here will hold a concert on Oct. 14 at the Lee Woh Hall to raise funds for Its school extension project.
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    HISTORY CHANGED-IN GOVT. TEST PAPER
    179 5 PENANC. Thursday. IN the Government secondary schools promotion examination held earlier this week, candidates spotted a slip by the examiners in the two-hour general paper. In the history (Part II) section of this paper, the examiners gave a series of dates and candidates were asked
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    How to safeguard tin interests
    364 5 LOOK AFTER PRICE, AVAILABILITY IPOH, Thursday. fPHE question of price and future availability of tin will have to be considered if the interests of producers and consumers are to be safeguarded on a long-term basis, said Mr. K. J. Cumming. yesterday, presiding at the annual
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    Chinese show to aid youth
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Jesuit Fathers will present an English version of "Princess Kwei Ying" a traditional story from the Chinese stage, at the Town Hall here at 8 p.m. on Thursday. Proceeds will go to the Youth Centre building fund.
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    Music festival
    38 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Tt.llb. will open the "Young Friends Festival or Music" to be held at the St. John's Institution here on Oct. 14 at 7 p.m
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    That ban at Causeway on self-drive cars is off
    89 5 That ban at Causeway on self-drive cars is off ITU ALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Federation Government has lifted the ban on self-drive cars crossing the Causeway "in the interest of tourism." A statement by the Ministry of Transport said today that the Federation and Singaporr Governments had decided not to
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    Reunion for teachers
    60 5 PENANG. Thurs. Graduates of the Malayan Teachers College at Buklt Glugor will hold a four-day reunion at the college from Dec. 4 to 7. The college reunion committee is drawing up a programme of visits, socials, games and refresher courses. Those who wish to attend should write
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    School birthday
    26 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. About 2.900 pupils and 93 teachers of the Tsung Wah Primary and Middle School here yesterday celebrated the school's 50th anniversary.
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    PIPELINE IS LAID TO CARRY WATER TO P. JEREJAK
    106 5 PENANG. Thurs. Work has started on a $300,000 project to supply the 4.000 Pulau Jerejak residents with water from Penang Island. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, and members of the State Executive Council, accompanied by the State Engineer, Mr.
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    Government declares 'war' on caterpillars of Penang Hill
    190 5 PENANG. Thurs '("•HE State Medical Department has declared allout war on the "army" of caterpillars which invaded Penang Hill six weeks ago and kept its population of 400 indoors every evening After an on-the-spot investigation up the hill, the Medical Officer of
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    Three held after gang attack
    97 5 Three held after gang attack DUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs. Province Police today detained three youths in connection with a secret society killUig here last night The victim, Hor Ah Bah. 2a. was attacked by gangsters In an eating shop at Market Road. He died four hours later, at midnight, in an
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    Annual meeting
    26 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Jaffanese Co-operative Housing Society Limited will hold its annual meeting at its building here on Oct. 15 at 10 a.m.
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    small talk about BIG NEWS!
    250 6 small talk about BIG NEWS! ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT J^ TOPIC of conversation that is buzzing everywhere is: Something has happened to clothing in the lollipop set. Small talk about this Big News has it that the pigtail silhouette is newly shapely and more interesting than it has ever been. Lines, though
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    let's talk it over Your skin: It has to last all your life
    890 6  - let's talk it over Your skin: It has to last all your life Lucy huang by nEAUTY is only skin deep, or so the proverb says, but it is a very import- ant fraction of an inch indeed. No matter how well formed pour features are. how perfectly arranged your
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    Delightful, different, delicious
    180 6 I)O you often want desperately to give yo n r dinner guests something out of the ordinary that will move them to ask, not only for second helpings, but also for the recipe? If you do and don't know what to serve, let me suggest a good
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    THE LAST OF GARY COOPER-SUSPENSE
    282 6 'Edge'makes a fitting end to his career 'TITHE Naked Edge" —Gary X Cooper's last film— doesn't unfortunately show him as the boots-and-saddle cowboy that millions of movie fans all over the world knew and liked. In It he is a nervous, indecisive company director suspected
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    'Singer* a Western swansong?
    268 6 lUST a few more films ot the calibre of "The Singer not the Song" and I predict the death of the old. action Western. Already cinema audiences are showing a definite preference for what can be called the social Western the new fil-n with its themes
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      Lock icon Whisky boat started a drunken spree
      1757 7 j 'DRY TOWN HAD FIELD DAY f Scenes of unbridled gaiety on beaches of East Hampton 300 CASES OF LIQUOR FROM SAND BAR WRECK PROHIBITION in America did not much concern the dignified God-fear-ing little Long 'Island town of East Hampton. Exercising local option,
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    DEATHS
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 8 Mortf. MMaaajaij RHM FOR SOUL H l»e Rajntaikinarr. of HHQ M 0111 Ijidv of l»nrde« I'nnrfh S»'iit(l«v t> M ».m ?th Oeior.fi
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    456 8 M II ori% tUt i Mb. I FREE COSPEL TRACTS avallablt Mji:.v» y.\ int.-ii.iii PaUowaMB i I.., i P.O. 1 nja.«i» 19. A['!>!v tudav: MorW» J.i (Writ. Hot i« <■'«- rxtra READ la* Mi < »iwn;m«'l VBaaM ID Tht Suuda> Mall neb *rMk. in ah n" cooking «la:ly
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    The Straits Times Friday,October 6.1961. Nkrumah In Trouble
    634 8 "Nkrumah doa no wrong, Nkrumah is our leader. Nkiumah docs no wrong. Nkrumah is OUT Messiah. Nkrumah does no wrong. Nkrunmh never dies." The trouble seem.- to be that the infallibility rather emphatically attributed to President Nkiuinnh In this slogan of the
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    A Touch Of Discipline
    319 8 A Touch Of Discipline Party members may Oe expected to attach mote than >ing importance to the recent action of Umno's disciplinary board r gainst five j officials of the I^.rut-Matang division and the Tniping I branch in Perak. Two of the officials have been suspended fiom their party posts
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    Berlin Move
    197 8 Thi- inaccurately (but conveniently) named Berlin crisis has been in a state of suspend ed animation whilst Messrs. Rusk and Gromyko were sounding each ether out on the possibilities ot negotiation. Both Russia and America had. of course, to make fearsome noises for the $ak; of selected allies,
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      THE MANY USES FOR OLD MINING LAND
      468 8 I READ with some dismay 1 <ST. Sept. 29) the reported statement by Dr. Llm Swee Aun at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference th;i T "Every yrar thousands of acres of fertile land were mined tor tin. After Ihe tin had been extracted, acres
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      FEES: SCHOOLS TOO CAN BE LATE
      185 8 FEES: SCHOOLS TOO CAN BE LATE "J'HK letter <S.T. Sept. 2^., on the subject of late fees and the consequent punishment meted out to those poor children whos« parents fail to meet the time limit for paying them only shows how punctuality is demanded by schoolwhen any money la diif
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    Where did the great leap forward in China fail?
    1189 8  -  GAYL D. NESS THERE CAN BE NO DOUBT THAT REAL ADVANCES HAVE BEEN MADE SINCE 1952-BUT by -in a talk to a symposium on "Economic and Boclal Problems of the Far East IN celebration ot Hong Kong U n i versitys
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      131 8 Mthi BOTTLE T lit/ woods* V J Sore throat 'IP^Zn^n Hacking Coughs jp»_£2iELi||j Bronchitis ■rwwi^flu Voice Hoarseness ■aaV./^ 10 check<d instantly wiih Woods GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE bandbox aw/ |h:: jiie\ comb it through-it tints and sets Bandbox Tint-n-set p*a»ye« _^^3bbbW lonfe-lasting waves plus a suhiie jMLI ■> tint, in one
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    Start on the road to the Jurong complex
    572 9 $500,000 HIGHWAY WILL CUT DISTANCE TO CITY BY 4* MILES SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Gan, and Mr. Hon Sui Sen, chairman of the Economic Development Board, today visited the Jurong industrial site to watch work being
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    Five thugs rob a goldsmith
    101 9 Five thugs rob a goldsmith Thurs. Five men armed with screw-drivers broke into a goldsmiths shop in Sim's Avenue at dawn today and robbed him of $8,400 in cash and jewellery. The goldsmith. Ns Hua Chin, 24, who sleeps In his shop, woke up at about 6.30 a.m. to find
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    25 for reunion weekend
    55 9 SINGAPORE. Thur.v Twenty-flve old boys of Victoria Institution. Kuala Lumpur, will leave by the 7.50 p.m. mall train from here tomorrow for the reunion weekend of their oid .school Mr. Noel Hay. the popular hockey coach, will lead the contingent of Old Victorians in Singapore to
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    Squatters stay put by pulled ! down huts
    148 9 Squatters stay put by pulled down huts I ciINGAPORE, Tliurs. Some j O 200 people today continue to squ.it on a slope overlooking Kampong l Bahru here beside their 16 I huts which were torn down vestcrday. After a night in the open air. all of them from 16 1
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    Gurkhas pass out
    22 9 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs.— About 1.520 Gurkhas took pan in an impressive passing-out parade at the Gurkha depo\ here today
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    RUBBER SEED SMUGGLER FINED $2,000
    94 9 RUBBER SEED SMUGGLER FINED $2,000 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Chia Tsu Onn, 20. of Lorong 21, Oeylang. Singapore, was fined $2,000 in the Sessions Court here today for trying to evade $320 customs duty on S3 lb. of rubber seeds Chia admitted that he tried to take out the seeds in
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    CLERK WHO STOLE A CHEQUE IS FINED
    128 9 CLERK WHO STOLE A CHEQUE IS FINED I(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— IX Robert Lim Tlang Chuan. 24. an employee oi the Great Eastern Assurance Company, was fined $1,000. or six months' Jail, today for stealing a $1,066 cheque. Senior Inspector Mohamed Yasln, prosecuting, told the First Magistrate's Court that the cheqi'e
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    AUSSIE METAL PRODUCTS MEN EYE MALAYA
    242 9 AUSSIE METAL PRODUCTS MEN EYE MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. ANE of Australia's biggest metal products manufacturers the Cyclone Company of Australia Ltd. is keen lo enter the Malayan market. This was disclosed today at a Prtss conference given by the firm's marketing manager. Mr. R. England, who Ls on a
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    Union and firm sign agreement
    88 9 Union and firm sign agreement f{UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The National Union of Commercial Workers has signed an agreement for Improved conditions of service for its members with G..thri«> and Co.. Ltd. The agreement covers thp firm's employees in Kuala Lumpur. Port Swrttenham and Seremban. The agreement stipulut.s that the company
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    Deferred for half-year
    51 9 KLAi«.a, Thurs. The licensing of barbers and hairdressers In the Klang Town council area has been deferred for a further period of six months. This was stated by the secretary of the council. Mr. Tan Te Song. In answer to questions put forward by the I licensing
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    Fund grows
    21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A further $1,184 has been donated to the National Monument Fund, bringing the total to $48,666.
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    Capture of an 'oily man' at 3 a.m. leads to jail term
    256 9 SEREMBAN. Thur» ''PWO people told the Magistrate's Court here today how they caught an "oily man" in their house at 3.30 a.m. on July 31. Ja'afar bin Kifli. a taxi driver, and Lee Weng Choy. a clerk In
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    Union aim is service
    69 9 IPOH. Thurs. —The newlyformed Ipoh Town Council Employees Union has been registered as a trade union. One of the 1 union's aims is "the encouragement and development of general efficiency and the spirit of service both to the Council and to the public The union has
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    FUTURE OF S'PORE BASE—BY WOOLCOTT
    200 9 FUTURE OF S'PORE BASE— BY WOOLCOTT \IALAcca, inurs> The acting Australian High Lomin i s sioner. Mr. rt. Wooicott. said here yesterday that Ausiraua regarded the future oi the Singapore base as fundamentally a matter to be settled between the British ana Federation governments. Australia was not a principal in
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    Tengku Ampuan opens school
    40 9 KUALA TRENGGANU. Thurs. The Tengku Ampuan Mrda of Trengganu today opened the Tengku Bariah secondary school at Pasir Panjang. three miles from here. The school, which is named after her. has 10 classrooms with 387 pupils
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    Deadline for objections
    67 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore will have a steel mill to make rolled steel products if no objections are received by next month to Government's proposal to grant pioneer status to the industry Two other products have been given pioneer status: Liquid petroleum gas and Bitumen. No objections were
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    University seen as law centre of SE Asia
    372 9 University seen as law centre of SE Asia SINGAPORE, Thursday. PROFESSOR L. A. Sheridan of the University of Malaya last night spoke of Singapore's chances of becoming the "Iraining college for law teachers for Southern and Eastern Asia. in a public speech, In the lew lecture theatre at Cluny Road,
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    $10,000 more
    32 9 KLANG. Thurs. The finance und general purposes committee of the Klang Town Council has included In Its supplementary Budget for 1961. a sum of $10,000. as allowances for town councillors.
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      SINGER'S NEW PRODUCTS
      138 10 SINGER'S NEW PRODUCTS SINGER Sewing Machine Co. will introduce several new products to Singapore and the Federation before the end of the year. This was stated in Singapore by Mr. F.B. Freeman, general manager for South- East Asia before he left recently to head the company's office in Bombay after
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      DIESEL UNIT INSTALLED AT TIN MINE
      190 10 DIESEL UNIT INSTALLED AT TIN MINE f INDETEVES Jacoberg (M) Ltd. have installed an 8-cylinder diesel engine at the tin mine of Guan Huat Mining Co., Jelanpang, near Ipoh. The engine incorporates the 1.500 th cylinder of one particular model of diesel engines manufactured by Motoren Werke Mannheim, of Germany
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      Stanvac's marketing group in S'pore Malayanised
      411 10 Move to meet present needs of local business STANDARD VACUUM Oil Company's marketing organisation in Singapore has now been completely Malayanised with the appointment of Mr. Liauw Khoon Liang as the Singapore manager. This was announced yesterday by Mr. H. L. Beemer, general manager
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      One-month study tour in Japan
      115 10 One-month study tour in Japan MR. Tan Hal Toh, who is on the staff of Tong Nam Roofing Specialists Ltd.. Singapore, will leave for Japan on Tuesday for a month's training course at Takipon Chemical Co. Ltd.. Osaka, for which the company act as the local agents. He will travel
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      Tyre plant in Thailand
      59 10 A new joint Thai-American company to manufacture tyres in Thailand has been granted promotional privileges. It Is Thai Tyre and Rubber Products Co. Ltd.. registered with a capital of US$l million I <$3 million which will produce 600 tyres and tubes a day for trucks, buses
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      Better business
      19 10 Massey-Ferguson's worldwide sales rose three per cent for the nine months ended July 31. the company stated.
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      K.L.'s first Caltex station is set up
      142 10 K.L.'s first Caltex station is set up A CALTEX circle ser- vice station the first in Kuala Lumpur will be opened tomorrow by Dato Gunn Lay Teik. It Is the Merlin Service Station situated opposite the Merlin Hotel in Treacher Road, built under the Caltex multi-million dollar expansion programme in
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      LIFE COMPANY TO EXPAND BUSINESS HERE
      252 10 LIFE COMPANY TO EXPAND BUSINESS HERE A BRITISH insurance company established in Hong Kong 37 years auo is now carrying out an expansion programme in Singapore, the Federation and other South-East Asian countries. This was stated in Singapore by the managing director, Mr. Julian J. Locsin who is at present
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      French cars
      37 10 Mr. Rene Lescop. manager of the engineering division of the French Ministry of Industry forecast that France would produce 1.45 million vehicles In 1962 due to actlvt home demand and a consolidation of sales abroad.
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      1384 11 fJf/ p§ lIIU U tk iLrM L^f tt lI J Pi THE E. A. C LINESmums t»i mirrntowuw, cohtiwhtw > icwuiMynw roro. jfir\"_5H». "M""" SMlti II Pert/ T Ocl I 1 Bet fir\BS\lB "IUTUMIIA" I) 11/11 Oct 21 22 Oet 23 14 Ocl H JB!1]*I IUIUAMA- l| a HI/ I
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      1647 11 Km THE BEN LIME STEAMERS LTD. SINSAPOP.E (lucorpifattl II ttt Unlit Riillia II IIMI EXPRESS SERVICES 10 LONDON LIVERPOOL ft CONllNfRTll POP.TI 8'oort P. S'^am- finarp BENDORAN (El.) MHi, H.trOL-g. I* Pt/ Ttlay IENWYVIS L'pill, G'muth R'flam, A'«erp Oct 11 .11 Ott 7/11 Ott 17/11 IENAIIANACN (HI N'lirl. L'don. Hi.ri,
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE HAS NEW LISTING RULE
    466 12 From Our Market Correspondent AFTER many months of consideration the Malayan Slock Exchange has adopted a new rule which should further protect the interests of investors. With the approval of the Chambers of Commerce they are asking companies who seek a stock exchange
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 Malarao Stock loaUeo: Oct. S Oct. 4 Industrials: 161.9S 161.9S Tins: 785.78 38C.7C S Rdbters: 254.J5 2M.CS Jan. 1 INS I*o.
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    * MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE *
    732 12 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE T>USINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deuLs in brackets: Industrials: Fed. Dispensary (1.000) I 51. 30 ON: F. and N. orda (6.000) 52.50: Gammon (1.000) 51. 77. $1.70 OL.: M. Cement (2,000 1 J2.33 ON, (2.000) S2.M: Cold Store (1.000)
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    82 12 -J-HI Krdrntlion Minister of Finance li.iv fixed lhr*e prices fo 1 alrulalinc cnslorrn duties for the week hrninnins on Oct. S. Rubber Hi rents a lb. Copra >4VB a ton. Coconut oil S6lB a ion. Palm oil NMJH a ton. Palm kernels 5335.30 a ton. The rales of
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    RUBBER CROPS
    35 12 Further September rubber crops included Amalgamated Malar 93.500 lb. Baasrtt 39.500. Borelil 122.500 lb, Bukit Keponc 34.900 lb.. Connemara Kuala Sidim 163.600 lb.. and New Seranatak 161.000 lb. Nyafcaa produced 53 700 lb.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    125 12 i MEXBOURNK, Thurs, TNVMSTMENT shaxw were traded along finn lines. Commercial Union AmrMM* I gained lOd. to 18s. 4d. and P*Ur•ons 6d. to Bs. 6d. Bate metals and the oili were steady. Aust. Oil and Gas gained lid. to 10s. 9d. Commonwealth bonds were steady. Con. Zinc 80
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    RUBBER PRICES
    228 12 QCTOBf R trtt grade raMker huytn f.e.a. closed in Singapore yesterday I at 891 cant* per Ib. down taree-elghtae of a cent on Wednesday's clo»lng price. I Thr tone wu quitt. i C.C.R.A. cioninn pete— la cents I per lb. yesterday wen: lot. 1 R.8.8. Spot f.o.b. buyers
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    CLOSING PRICES!
    38 12 SINGAPORE. OCT. 5. RUBBER 851 cents per Ib. (down threeeichths of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 851 cents (quiet). TIN: $475.37 i per picul (down $1.87|). Estimated unofficial of ferine 240 tons (down 5 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    168 12 I^HIPt lymt: alangiid* th* Slngapar* wrtarvet today ar-: Diomed 33/34. Ellzabetb L.ykea 25 '2fl, General Slkorakl IS/16. Anna Bakke 29/30. Wfltevredes IK, Heaaaniiteln 1/2, Rajula 88/39, empire Oanne 21/22. Nagaoaan Maru H/32. Oiatis Seng NW. 3. Selangor S.-W. 2. Bct>ie Lloyd. 6A. Outer reads: KaranK UJjwa. Van
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    102 12 rHI Chintu Pr«dut« ticfiangt, •ingaawr*. iM«n prt— par picui p*tt«nlay war*: Cun: UK/Contlneot October ahlproant $25 buyers, S2s| wllers. Caaaamt all: bulk |Ui aellera, Irum $3*\ aellars. P*a**r: Uuntok vhiie SlT7* m\lrn, Sarawak white 1173 aellen. apeelal Sarawak black ,142 i <ell«m, garbled Lamponc bUck ;i42i xrllern. Lam
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    61 12 rHI M.l.ytn licn.ni. Cwtki' AiM*»ti*n mmdt this cbaoM in It* tin to mcrctwnta y««»r<Uy (tba nt* to JlOOi fraNtnC T.T. »r O D tt^t lUirtwtlark* ISO* On ni« fro tK«han(« markit In <in« Kwtg. the U.I. dtllar «ai quoted t 5.71| for T.T. and S.BBI for «i»h Starling
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    Pungah Tin
    9 12 Puafah Tin produced 3IS picuis n September.
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    Singapore tin price falls by nearly two dollars
    228 12 POLLOWING the over- night drop in London the price of tin in Singapore fell by $1.87* yesterday to $475.37* per picul. Renewed unsettlement occurred in tin in London on Wednesday and prices gave way by fully £31 for cash and £2 for
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      366 12 >> ZIM LINES "*<. SOUTH EAST ASIA SERVICE I l"« Sect Bintiot S'pct ftnmi Hm|oon tux LUCIE SCHUITt 17/11 Oct 21 Oct 23 Oet IS Nt* KES»m Sum 2t 22 Oct n Oct 21 It OCt I Nil 4M« 24 Ntf BARRETTO SHIPPING TRADING CO., LTD. 49/51 ROBINSON ROAD. SPORE
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      1097 12 SUNGEI BIDOR TIN DREDGING LIMITED Tin ore output for the month of September 1961 462plcuU Hours worked 623 Yardage treated 242.000 yards TIN OUTPUTSEPTEMBER 1961 Austral Amalgamated Tin Limited 3.094 piculs AUSTRAL, MALAY TIN LIMITED i Secretaries i, D J. BEDFORD. Secretary. TENDER Tenders will be received up to noon
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      1113 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT WAP nCPADTUCNT WAR DEPARTMENT UAf AWriCC VALAntltO arinrvni-M Allllr.MM >I APPLICATIONS FOR THF \\C IKS K»R ru»K <ny WORKS 7___G%C«-f B C-ERK ISfi ri^RllT^!^ (MECHANICALT FOREMAN tONSTRICTToN) ANDTI_b! ORATORY ASSISTANT (FOOD, ?1 mv^SHn^n ™E nr^ TI.MKs IIATKD 5 OCT. 61, i SHOILD BE FORWARDKD TO ES(»li_£*Bi"'B
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      1165 13 I *BWg|_^^^^^A^__^*BKjaU I^^^^^^^^^^ (ConUDOe* from P_je 8) SITUATIONS VACANT «Z ,J «rr. outo^or m^T t_S SV«llenTIpie_2ll"2S aet^.^es^ 0,1.^",™ "6561 COOK OIHML «.h s'>^r. *nTi_ hV.. in HOUIMO MONDAY general amah :!^"H4"Sw€l; fnone (Spore) ***** Kxt. 293. _>_m__ _?g#-^g aomTv i_X!« l ft» IjKrß*7"rT.t*"MSw S» i ls.,"T__ISUi115 testimonial. P w *»«t«d
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      441 13 education Wtr4t (*'"•>—■•* rt»- *xfr# »TAMFOr COLLIOI Home-rtudy cour,,, provide tbe aound. Jt training tor Cambridge Certlflcat*. H 8.C.. uc E qT e,c Artß Bcleticei can,, merclal/Technlcal subject.: Laniruajte*. A»k '<"■ «s>pa« Im proapectu.. P.O. Box 2075. KU (Tel: *****) or 291. <T": "«^Wcam.r.oo. CORREtPONDtNCC ICHOOL BpKC,AL REVIBION COURSES MXMMUUOmm
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      448 13 hire purchase Ir*r<» f •"'«•>—*•* *jrtr« THONO MUAT MOTOR riaane* Limited finance hlr* purcha** on car* n«w/.econdhand. Term moderat*. 33 b,.^ ro^ Singapore. Telfpboo* *****/3»5«9. TRANtItTOR RADIOI— RgrR,C«ATOR. m On EAST PATMENT TERMS MMM tNFIILD A CO.. 9mm mmtm mm •Ing.p.r*. T.I: 70J95. TOro VW», rei», in. 21 Word, Si
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      429 13 vehicles for sale f# ■/«_> U <Mlm.}~-Box M rta. *xfr« IHO PORO FALCON, Triumph Herald Coup*. 1950 Cb*vrolft lmpala with rmdlo. Austin A«0, 1958 Rllcy IS. r 1957 Renault Dauphin*. Pootlac with F radio, 19ftfl Borgward TB. Volk.waKen. Kord Ewjulre. T»at Btatlonwajton. View at 13, Calrnhlll Road. Bpor*. Easy K
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    451 14  - QUO VADIS AND EU CHOY ARE SMART EPSOM JEEP EEEHZEI with PENANG, Thurs NE W C O MERS Quo Vadis (late Fighting Tudor) and Eu Choy(late Blakeney) showed ability on a soft track at Penang this morning. Quo Vadis, with Kevin Smith up, was paced by Sans Atout in a
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    382 14 WORLD SPORTS RONDUP Prince to join Olympic Torch runners LONDON Thursday. JiERRY Spinks, former British professional featherweight boxing champion, who won a gold medal at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956, was suspended for 12 months by the southern area council of the British Boxing Boara of Control
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    137 14 Madras team to visit Malaya ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. The Madras Sta^ basketball team will visit Malaya for a series of matches in the Federation and Slngapor?. Moe Fu Kiat. secretary of the Federation of Malaya Amateur Basketball Association, disclosed today that the secretary of the Madras State basketball team.
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    523 15  - S'pore HA keen on merger in hockey Norman Siebel SPORTSFRONT by W II ILK the high-flying hopes of an early merger between Singapore and the Federation are momentarily based, there is no reason why more sports associations should not anticipate events and bring about a sports merger now for domestic
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    53 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Rev Louis Gonzaga, Director ol Montfort School former lj Holy Innocent's School', ha; Invited all old boys to attend a meeting on Oct. 22 at 9.3 C p.m. in the School Hall tc discuss matters relevant tc the Silver Jubilee of the arrival of the OabrleUtC
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    79 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Japan hopes to improve relationship with Malaya throne h photography, the Japanese Ambassador. Mr. Wataru Okunia. said tonight. Mr. Okuma was opening the Malaya-Japan exchange photographic exhibition at the British Council Hall. A total of 150 pictures by Japan's top photographers are
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    83 16 "WASHINGTON. Thurs. —I Eight times Alberto Muller. anti-Castro student leader. was put up against a wall in a Havana jail, blindfolded and told he was about to die. Eight times he heard a nr- ing squad load and fire. Eight l times, in a determined effort I
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    39 16 MCCOMB. Mississippi Thurs.— More than 100 Negro students and one of theii White leaders were clampec in jail yesterday after fightinp broke out during a studem march in the City Hall t( i protest segregation.— U.P.l.
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