The Straits Times, 20 November 1961

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    25 1 NATION M, ÜBKAW. SINGAPORE, t, AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SMI EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times aw** He**** Estd. 1845. MONDAY; NOVEMBER 20, 1961. r 15 CENTS.
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    HUNT for PLANE
    639 1 Supplies for UN Italian Air Force group Missing during Congo flight LEOPOLDVILLE, Sun. United Nations planes are searching the Congo jungles for an Italian Air Force C-119 overdue here on a supply flight from Entebbe, Uganda, with 10 people on board. A U.N. spokesman, Mr. Norman Ho,
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    17,000 are set for one-day strike
    330 1 SINGAPORE, Sunday. PREPARATIONS have been completed for the one- day strike by 17,000 members of the Army Civil Service Union beginning at 6 a.m. tomorrow. The union's president, Mr. P. S. Pillai, said today that banners and placards had been distri1 buted to all
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    Kwame...a special word from Duke
    150 1 Kwame. ..a special word from Duke 'FHIS is seven-year-old Kwame Appiah, singled out for special attention from Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip when they visited Kumasi hospital during their visit to Ghana. Kwame is no ordinary patient. His father, Mr. Joe Appiah, a leading Opposition MP., is being held under
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    LEE GOES ON THE AIR TO TELL of WRANGLE FOR SEATS
    640 1 LEE GOES ON THE AIR TO TELL of WRANGLE FOR SEATS SINGAPORE, Sunday. ♦JMIK Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight explained how the number of Singapore seats in the Federal Parliament 15 was the number given in the White Paper published on Thursday was arrived at for purposes of
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    Lock icon SAUD ILL
    85 1 'Condition graye 9 CAIRO. Sun— Mecca Radio, monitored here last Might, broadcast reports "expressing alarm at the condition of King Saud. of Saudi Arabia. The reports did not indicate the nature of the 59--year-old King's illness. Sources close to the Arab league here said privately that the monarch's
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    Lock icon 1,400 miles to ball for jet age 'Cinders'
    157 1 1 ,400 miles to ball for jet age 'Cinders' OYDNEY. Sun. A New Zealand model last night made a 2.800-mile round trip —to attend a ball in Sydney. Like a 1961 Cinderella, she had to leave the fun at midnight to catch her 400 m.p.h. "coach" for the Journey home.
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    Rebels hurt 6
    23 1 ORAN, Western Algeria, Sun. Six Muslims and Europeans were injured In the Oran region today in attacks by Muslim insurgents.
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    Lock icon Sun rocket?
    33 1 LONDON. Sun. Moscow radio said tonight that Soviet scientists were working on a theory that rockets could be sent Into space, without any explosive blast, by using the suns energy.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jomo's freedom demand
    157 1 NAIROBI. Sun. I I TOMO Kenyatta told a wildly cheering crowd here today: "We want uhuru (freedom) on Feb. 1 next year." He was speaking at the airport here on his return from his London talks by way of Ethiopia. He arrived on a specially chartered Ethiopian
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    Lock icon Adenauer talks
    32 1 BONN. Sun. Dr. Konrad Adenauer left here by air today for Washington for talks with President Kennedy, his first foreign visit since his re-election as Federal Chancellor last week— Reuter.
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    BOSS HAD NO TROUSERS ON: NOT GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
    83 1 LONDON. Sun. A cinema manager sometimes forgot to put his trousers on when he was walking round the office where his attractive woman assistant worked, it was said in a divorce court in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. But that was NOT evidence of adultery,
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    Several areas flooded by rain
    124 1 Several areas flooded by rain SINGAPORE. Sun. Heavy rainfall— the highest recorded this month caused flooding In several parts of the island. Meteorological station at the Singapore Airport recorded a total of 2.3 inches of rain. The worst hit areas \\< re Braddell Road, Thomson Road, Buklt Timah Road, Geylang,
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    Lock icon George Yeh replaced
    43 1 TAIPEH. Sun. President Chiang Kai-shek last night said that he had replaced Mr. George Yeh as Nationalist Ambassador to Washington. An announcement said Dr. T. F. Tslang. Ambassador to the United Nations, would serve concurrently as China's U.S. Ambassador. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Scarf put at Queen's feet 'High life' jive with Kwame
    219 2 Scarf put at Queen's feet 'High life' jive with Kwame THEN A MAMMY' WHO THREW IT DOWN DANCES FOR JOY I ACCRA. Sunday J )UEEN Elizabeth danced Ghana's "High Life"— a kind of African rhythmic Jive with President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana before 2.000 guests last night at the State
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    Lock icon ANOTHER AWARD FOR AUTHOR ALAN BATON
    126 2 ANOTHER AWARD FOR AUTHOR ALAN BATON JOHANNESBURG. Sun— Mr. J Alan Paton, the author and leader of the South African Liberal Party, said yesterday he had been informed he had been awarded the 1961 plaque of the Free Academy of Arts of Hamburg for his "inestimable activity In the cause
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    Welensky: I'm impressed
    31 2 LISBON. Sun.— Sir Roy Welensky, Rhodesian Federal Prime Minister, said hete he was "tremendously Impressed" with the Portuguese Government's "progressive outlook and understanding of the difficulties in Africa."
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    Lock icon Sam Rayburn buried
    81 2 BONHAM (Texas), Sun.— Mr. Sam Rayburn, Speaker of the House of Representatives for nearly 49 years, was buried here yesterday in the presence of three of the presidents he had served. President Kennedy interrupted a speech-making tour to attend. Former Presidents Truman and Eisenhower sat with him
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    Lock icon Kennedy hits at extremist groups
    380 2 Kennedy hits at extremist groups CALL TO DEVOTE ENERGY TO FIGHT RED THREAT OVERSEAS LOS ANGELES, Sunday. PRESIDENT Kennedy last night urged Americans not to turn their patriotism towards "crusades of suspicion," but rather to concentrate on strengthening the U.S. against the Communist threat from overseas. The President said that
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    Postal pile-up
    23 2 TOKYO. Sun. Christmas mall is piling up throughout Japan because of an overtimeban by postal staff. They are demanding year-end bonuses.
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    $10,500 is offered for photos of 'Jackie'
    100 2 $10,500 is offered for photos of 'Jackie' NEW YORK, Sun An American magazine has offered $10,500 lor pnoiographs showing Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy being thrown from her horse on Friday. Bidding for the pictures among national magazines and agencies is spirited. But the photograpner, Marshall Hawkins, said ho would release none
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    Lock icon OUR NUCLEAR MIGHT-BY SOVIET LEADERS
    420 3 OUR NUCLEAR MIGHT-BY SOVIET LEADERS MOSCOW, Sun CO VIET military leaders claimed yesterday that they had more 100-megaton rockets than America thought, bigger rockets than they had ever shown, and an armoury including stand-off rockets and atomic submarines. In a series of Artillery Day articles in the Defence Ministry newspaper
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    Lock icon Finding 'digs' a problem for coloured students
    232 3 Finding 'digs' a problem for coloured students MARGATE, Sunday. QNLY a small percentage of landladies in English university towns are prepared to take in coloured students, the annual council of the British National Union of Students was told here yesterday. The council heard the result of a survey made by
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    Oslo sit-down
    34 3 OSLO. Sun. Demons! ra tors protesting against the visit to Norway ol the West German Defence Minister. Herr Franz Josef Strauss sat down in the street near the Norwegian Defence Ministry yesterday.
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    Lock icon JAMAICANS RUSH TO BEAT ENTRY BAR BILL
    115 3 JAMAICANS RUSH TO BEAT ENTRY BAR BILL I/INGSTON. Sun. Thousands of Jamaicans are applying In London for travel documents to get their dependents to Britain before the Commonwealth Immigrants Bill becomes law The Jamaican Government has sent an Immigration Department fflcial to Britain to help In Jamaica, applications are being
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    Rafael (CAR GIFT FOR KIM) quits Dominica
    126 3 Rafael (CAR GIFT FOR KIM) quits Dominica niUDAD TRUJILLO. Sun. General Rafael Trujillo Jr., playboy son of the late Dominican dictator has left the country in his private yacht fur Europe after resigning as chief of staff of the Dominican armed forces. Trujillo. 33, remembered in Hollywood for bis gifts
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    Napoleon gold 'strike'
    57 3 MOSCOW, Sun.— Soviet archeologists believe they are near to uncovering a fabulous hoard of gold, silver and precious stones dumped in a lake by Napoleon's troops In the 1812 retreat from Moscow. A newspaper reported today that work had been narrowed down to a zone which gave
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    Lock icon Pools founder dies, 71
    60 3 CARDIFF, Sun.— Mr. Harry Sherman, founder of Sherman's football pools and a bookmaking business, died here today aged 71. Shermans was the third biggest football pools company In Britain until taken over by Llttlewoods this year. In 1958 he and his brother Abe gave $840,001 towards
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    Pirate Galvao to be tried
    43 3 LISBON, Sun. Captain Henrique Galvao and other members of the group whe seized the Portuguese linei Santa Maria in the Caribbean early this year will be tried be their absence by a Portuguese court, it was announced here
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    Lock icon Skipper kills himself, so only girl can tell of yacht riddle
    347 3 MIAMI, Sunday Ij^UiVEN -year-old Teiry J Jo Duperrault, rescued half-conscious after the yacht Blue Belle broke up off Nassau a week ago, was removed from the critical list in hospital here yesterday as F. 8.1 men waucd lO question
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    Lock icon BOMB SCARE AT THE BBC
    83 3 LONDON. Sun. Television announcers here wore steel helmets for a short while today because of the BBC's second bomb scare in two days. A helmeted reader told viewers that a telephone caller had said i»i was due to explode within two hours. The building was
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    Lock icon Lost in sea: A space capsule with blood aboard
    176 3 Lost in sea: A space capsule with blood aboard I OS ANGELES, Sun. U.B. naval vessels last night failed to recover a space capsule containing living matter. Including fresh human blood, on its return from an orbit In the radiation belt around the earth. The capsule also contained grasshopper nerve
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    11 on ice saved
    30 3 ANCHORAGE, Sun. An Alaska Air National Guard plane yesterday rescued 11 men stranded since Wednesday on an ice floe, where their •Diane made a forced landing
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    306 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES HTHE following U today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong (BA 961) 1.20 pjn.; from London. Rome. Teheran, Karachi. Calcutta (BA 714) 4.50 p.m. Thai International: Prom Jakarta (TO 402) 10 a.m. Pan-American: Prom Los Angeles.
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    Wholesale, retail trade: 'Change needed'
    373 4 Wholesale, retail trade: 'Change needed' AZIZ URGES CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY TO BE DISTRWUTOR KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. jyjALAYA'S wholesale and retail trade should not continue to remain the preserve of the long-established joint-stock concerns, the Minister for Agriculture and Co-Operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, said today. Inche Abdul Aziz, who was
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    Socialist Front: Wild charges'
    162 4 Socialist Front: Wild charges' KUANTAN, Sun. The Mentrl Besar of Pahang. Inche Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Hajl Abdullah, last night replied to Socialist Front allegations in the Town Council against the State Government. "The Socialist Front Is trying to mislead you by throwing dust into your eyes," he told
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    Accord ends 4-day Seiclene strike
    431 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. THE Seiclene Electro-Steam Laundry and Dry Cleaning in Delta Road has agreed not to hold its washermen responsible for the payment of compensation, when clothes are damaged during washing. It has also agreed to pay the fines of Its drivers who i— are
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    B.B.C. speaker
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Bun.-Mr. Q. Tree, Far East Representative of the 8.8.C.. will speak on "The 8.8.C. and Its Overseas Service" at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Cathay Hotel on Wednesday.
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    WORK BRIGADE'S ACCUSATION
    261 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. THE preparatory committee of the Singapore Work Brigade's Union today accused the Government of using "unreasonable measures" to break up the committee and interfere with Its activities. Mr. Koh Soo Hor. the chairman, said in a statement that many unreasonable disciplinary regulations had been imposed
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    Larry Adler to play again in Singapore
    126 4 Larry Adler to play again in Singapore OINGAPORE, Sun. The world-famous harmonica player Larry Adler pays a return visit to Singapore to give a concert on Dec. 1. Presented by the Singapore Musical Boclety, this artiste, who combines an overwhelming popular appeal with the deep respect of fellow musicians and
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY CHOIR SHINES IN HIAWATHA
    262 4 MUSICAL SOCIETY CHOIR SHINES IN HIAWATHA SINGAPORE. Sun. The Choir of the Singapore Musical Society under Ken Palmer sang the first and last parts of ColeridgeTaylor's "Hiawatha 1 trilogy in the Victoria Theatre tonight. This work, like all ColeridgeTaylor's inuMc. has now dropped out of fashion. However, Mr. Palmer's advocacy
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    Farewell talk
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Swaml Shuddananda Bharati, sage of South India, who has been on a three month visit to Malaya, gives a farewell lecture on "Yoga" at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    DISPOSAL OF NIGHTSOIL
    158 4 SINOAPORE. Sun. Nightsoil will be removed from the following districts tomorrow: City Area 1: Maxwell Road. Neil Road. Spottlswoode Park Road. Duxton Road. Duxton Hill. Anson Road, East Reclamation Road, Palmer Road. Sambau Street. Everton Road, South Quay, and Tanjong Pagar Road. City Area 2: Rochore Canal
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      77 4 THKOSOPHICAL SOCIETY: Hatha yoga ciass, 8 CalrnhUl Road. 5 p.m. U.S. CULTVRAL CENTRE: TV film show of topical documentaries, 5.30 pjn. CHINESE V.M.C.A.: D 1 Neighbours' "Doughnuts and Jokes night' under codrdlnator Miss Edna Tan at the Teachers' Rest House. 8 pjn. TOC H: Roller skating the Blind School, 4
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    TWO-STATE BACKING DARBY WORKERS
    142 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. EMPLOYEES of Sime Darby (Malaya) Ltd. in Negri Sembilan and Malacca have threatened to take industrial action in support of their fellow workers here if the management fails to settle their wage demands. Representatives of the employees In the company's various branches met
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    Defeated Umno official quits
    44 5 Defeated Umno official quits SINGAPORE. Sun. A former Umno Singapore official. Inche Suleiman Abdul Ranim, has resigned from the party. He was ousted from the posts of chairman of the cultural committee and chairman of the west division Information committee at recent party elections.
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    A busy month
    31 5 PENANG. Sun. The travelling dispensary of th<* State Veterinary Department carried out 43.661 vaccinations for ranlkhet and other fowl diseases in 165 kampongs, villages and estates last month.
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    BETTER DEAL FOR THE ABORIGINES PLANNED
    812 5 The policy: Nomadic life not to be encouraged KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. BLUEPRINT to give Malaya's 50.000 aborigines a better deal and eventually integrate them with the rest of the national community was published by the Government today. While nothing will be done to force
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    for SIME-iAh Mooi is Malaya's 500th C-Plan student
    183 5 for SIME-iAh Mooi is Malaya's 500th C-Plan student ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V The 499 th and 500 th Malayan students to study in Australia under the Colombo Plan will leave Kuala Lumpur for Perth on Tuesday. They are Che Rohani binte Mohamed Idris. of Tampin Road. Kuala Pilah. Ncgr< Sembilan.
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    Singapore debut for noted pianist
    57 5 Singapore debut for noted pianist NOTED German pianist Herbert Spitzenbcrger. who will perform at Singapore's Victoria Theatre on Nov. 28. Mr. Spitzrnberger. 35. took up piano lessons at the age 12. Several of his concerts were recorded by Radio Bremen and the Bavarian Broadcasting System from 1954 to l'l.'.K. The
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    Doctor moves
    28 5 KLANG, Sun Dr. 3. Underwood, a specialist in p'astic surgery, has been transferred from Kuala Lumpur General Hospital to the District Hospital here for three weeks.
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    New clinic
    15 5 TANJONG MALIM. Sun. Work has started on a new $44,550 dental clinic here
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    Around the world via youth hostels
    297 5 I£UALA LUMPUR. Sun. An A v s t r a lian youth hostels expert. Miss Maimie Bremner, said here today that young Malayans could travel right across the world by means of the youth hostelling movement. Miss Bremner, 23, a teacher, is the leader
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    FEDERATION MAN WINS SINGAPORE CONTEST
    102 5 BINOAPORE, Sun. A Kuala Lumpur resident, Mr. Loo Shen Yuen, has won th* first prize in the 1962 Singapore National Day commemorative stamp design contest. He will receive a $200 prize and his design will be used for next year's National Day stamp issue. The
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    MALAY AND YOU, by NASIR
    237 6 MALAY AND YOU, by NASIR IPOH. Sun.— The director of the Language and Literature Agency. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, told business leaders today that Malay was the most popular language in the Federation. Speaking at the prtze-givtng to winners of the national language sign board competition, he said: "We must
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    RECOGNITION OF DEGREES FROM U.S.—BY Mr. S
    80 6 RECOGNITION OF DEGREES FROM U.S.— BY Mr. S SINGAPORE, Sun. The Director of the U.S. Information Service in Singapore, Mr. Stephen N. Sesianovich. is confident that Singapore will soon recognise degrees conferred by American colleges and universities. He said the recognition of U.S. degrees was "a difficult question." but he
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    Schools to teach stock exchange operations
    326 6 Schools to teach stock exchange operations i— KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. THE intricacies of the stock exchange system are to be taught as a separate mathematical subject in Malayan schools "in time to come." This was stated today by the Federation Chief Kduration Adviser. Inche Ami nuddin bin Baki. According to
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    Puan Aishah to open display
    42 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Puar. Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. will open the exhibition of Japanese flower arrangement at the Victoria Memorial Hal! on Dec. 1. The exhibition is in aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital.
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    STRIKE BOYS to TAKE CAMBRIDGE EXAM
    209 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. EIGHTY of the students of the Sekolah Dato Abdul Razak at Tanjong Malim, Perak. who went on strike earlier this year will take the Cambridge School Certificate examination starting tomorrow. Although they had missed lessons for two months because of the
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    Ipoh Red Cross on parade
    52 6 IPOH. Sun. Raja Shahriman bin Raja Abdul Hamid president of the Perak branch of the Federation of Malaya Red Cross Society, inspected the annual parade of the ipoh division on the padang today. In the parade, commanded by Mr. Joseph Pragasam, were 150 members, including
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    Currency used in Kedah four hundred years ago
    1837 7  -  TUNKU NONG JIWA THERE IS PEACE AND QUIET IN STATE'S BIGGEST TOWN By PRESIDENT. KEDAH BRANCH OF THE MALAYAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY THEY HAD THEIR OWN FOREIGN EXCHANGE VALUE A LOR STAR was known originally as Kota Star, after the name of a
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      608 8 K<n too littaß is known about week's events in the Congo's eastern province oJ Kivu. The report received by tlif Federation Ministry of Defence »bout th»> predicament of 200 Malayan troops ol the U.N. Force who were defending Kinciu airport (and baffle since been strongly reinforced) against
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      Teachers And Pupils
      401 8 Six days or tive in tlu> Singapore schools? So far lioir. settling the matter one way 01 the other, the Government's latest statement on the subjeci has raised new questions. Answering Mr. Thio Chan .rice, who had suggested an inquiry iinto the effects of the six-day system,
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      Old and New
      189 8 Tlip existing i-ommerciai agencies and joint-stock companies in Malaya are among the solid attractions held out to foreign investors considering the local manulacture of consumer goods. Because of this and because of its efficiency this distributive network should not be harmed t=nd, indeed, it is unthinkable tliat
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    Hong Kong: A battle to keep export outlets
    1872 8 Hong Kong: A battle to keep export outlets COMING THREAT FROM THE COMMON MARKET from the FINANCIAL TIMES PO L I T ICALLY a relic of the remote imperial past, economically a portent of the possible shape of things to come. Hong Kong may be regarded as an object lesson
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      333 8 'I'HERE Is no doubt that the first Singapore Grand Prix was a resounding success, and that the committee and organisers deserve every credit for making it so. But there is still plenty of room for improvement. Let us hope that the following suggestions will
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    Lee on the air with answers on merger
    4028 9 The tussle for Parliament seats CALCULATED ON BASIS OF ALSO IN MIND: RETENTION THE VOTING STRENGTH OF PART OF REVENUE "Today we're dealing with a reasonable man in the Tengku'— Lee "We say we give up four seats. The Tengku does nor
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      144 9 %WINW a one week all expenses paid HOLIDAYS TWO Ask for details and FRKK entry forms •t your nearest provision store. 2nd Prize: De Luxe 11.2 cv.ft. tferj I'KK.ID.MKi: Refrigerator. HMO KETCHUP IM competition vmm 57 DAYS 57 PRIZES Over $5,700.00 in prizes IWtCHUP/1 to be won! K f^i. lm
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      421 9 For 'British subject' read 'Federation of Malaysia national' i This Passport contains 32 pages Cc pastepon comitnl 32 pages PASSPORT PASSEPORT STATE OF SINGAPORE ETAT DE SINGAPOUR No. of passport j 301 5 9 6 No. dv posse port Name of bearer Norn dv tilulaire) Accompanied by his wife) MAIIMN
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    197 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. WORKERS In the Federation must equip themselves to meet the "great challenges they will face when merger and Malaysia materialise. The executive secretary of the Malayan Trades Union Congress, Mr. M. Arokia*>amy, said this when addressing the annual delegates' conference of the
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    'Poppy' concerts
    37 10 TELUK ANSON. Sun. A vaiiety concert in aid of thr Lower Perav Poppy Day ap peal fund will be held «U the Kwong Tong Association her? for two nights on Nov. 24 and Nov. 25.
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    Kuching talks
    27 10 KUCHING. Sun. Geologists from Malaya. Indonesia, the Philippines and the three Borneo territories will meet here this week for the first British Borneo geological conference.
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    Woman robbed
    30 10 KLUANG. Sun.— Two youths held up a 65-year-old woman with a knife, gagged hei. and robbed her of $250. at Kahang new village. 23 miles iron) here, yesterday
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    Prefects on tour
    61 10 IPOH. Sun. Ninel>-siA prefects from 18 Chines*, nigh schools in Perak will go on o etvtca tour oi Kuala Lumpur organised by the Department of information The first batch of 3^ win leave Ipoh by bus tomoirow and will be away for fivi days. The second batch
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    Lions Club gets charter
    51 10 KLUANG. Sun. The Kluang Lions Club received u.n charter last night from thr Singapore and Malaya District Governor. Mr. Minoo Warden at the Kluang International Club. The Ter.gku Mahkola of Johore. his wife Tengku Snariah. and th? State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Musa. witnessed Mie
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    Temple raided
    24 10 KUANIrtN. Sun. The Sr: Sitthivinayakar temple, in Bukit Ibi Road, was brokeu .into last night. Nothing was stolen The 'police are investigating
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    Jap mission arrive on trade promotion trip
    137 10 KUALA LUMPUR Suii.— Twenty-eight members oi major municipal and pretec lural assemblies in Japan have arrived here for a three-day study of Malaya's industrial activities. The leader of the mission Mf Naoyuki Tomita. a member of the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly, said that the
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      231 10 l RESEARCH MAKES THE DIFFERENCE I *^2^*~**^_ ■^SIS '1 1 SONY MODEL TR-814 W PORTABLE ECONOMICAL W 3 BAND RADIO WITH: FINE TUNING: MVV 560 185 m (535—1605 kc) SWI 150 -50 m (2-6 Me) SW2 50— 16m (6—lB Me) Operates on»4 Flashlight Batteries (UMI) SINGAPORE/PENANG $164.00 FEDERATION $205.00 SONY
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      265 10 MALAYAN FINANCE bfv- tAtmtir- o**(0 svss'OtAtr of m*i*>an Bamki*G i/tt"(C> offers ■P WL M ■NTEREST w 9m PERtNNUM FIXED -TERM DEPOSITS FOR 6 or 12 MONTHS SAVE WITH SECURITY THE MALAYAN FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED llnccocdted in the federation ot Malaya.) AUTHORISED CAPITAL S5 000.000 ISSUED and PAID UP CAPITAL $2,000,000
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      899 11 Manchester United get a 4-1 thrashing LONDON, Sunday IPSWICH TOWN, hav--1 ing their debut season in the First Division, stole the limelight in yesterday's English football League programme by thrashing mighty Manchester United 4-1 to win their lifth home game in a row. Ipswich Town's success, spearheaded by a hard
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      LEAGUE RESULTS and TABLES
      1361 11 ■V t I Notts Forest 1 Birmingham 4 West Ham 0 Bolton 1 Aston Villa 1 Hui nil -i Wolves 3 I witmi I Blackburn 0 I ii lh. i in 0 Blackpool 1 Ipswich 4 Man. I nited 1 I.i-icrst. 3 .nilill 0 Man. City
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    97 11 MILAN. Sun.— The draw lor the quarter-finals of the European Cup football tournament Is: Standard Liege (Belgium) v Glasgow Ranger* (Scotland) or Asr Vorwaerts (East Germany I Juvrntus (Italy) v Real Madrid i Spain i Nnremburg (West Germanv> or Fenerbaee (Turkey) v Benflca (Portugal. holders DukU i
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    500 11 I ONLX)N. Sun. A line-out experiment in which the opposing packs stood one yard apart was carried uut uy Northampton and Bedlord at the request of the Rugby Union Laws Committee yesterday. rhi object ot ihe experiment ni to get the ball away
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      455 11 YOU WILL BE A WISE AND PROUD OWNER IF YOU BUY A FIRST-CLASS FLAT SITUATED IN THE BEST RESIDENTIAL AREA IN SINGAPORE (SECOND PHASE) KIMSIA COURT ar Nutmeg Road, off Orchard Road (opp. Ngec Ann Bldg.) Singapore. Price: $15,400/- Onl y $157.50 per month 2 spacious bedrooms, 1 Utility Room
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      Early escapade: When Mao played the part of a tramp
      284 12  - Early escapade: When Mao played the part of a tramp ROLAND CHALLIS MAO TSE-TUNC AND I WERE BECCARS. By Siao-Yu. (Hutchinson 255.) BY r JMIK begging episode in which Mao Tse-tung and Siao-Yu collaborated was just one holiday escapade of two intimate friends. It makes a good title because during
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      EVENTS OF DRINKING THEIR OWN RELATIVE
      121 12 EVENTS OF DRINKING THEIR OWN RELATIVE riRINKING your close relatives makes a world of difference, as family Miredo discovered. They did it by accident, to be sure. The old lady's ashes were posted back to France In a powdered soup tin and the explanatory letter vvas delayed. How could they
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      KING LOUIS PHILIPPE WAS NO 'HEAVY FRUIT
      676 12  -  HAROLD NICOLSON BY CITIZEN-KING. By T. E. Howorth. (Eyre and Spottiswoode. 30s.) I OUIS-PHILIPPE, the v citizen king of the French, was a clever man, beset by unfortunate circumstances. In CitizenKing, Mr. T. E. Howarth has written his life with sympathy and understanding.
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      A fellow officer probes into 'the Wingate problem'
      340 12 THE ROAD PAST MANDALAY. By John Masters. (Michael Joseph, 215.) I O H N MASTERS' J latest book becomes worth reading at Chapter Twelve. Thereafter, having got a lot of soldierly huff and puff off his chest and mixed the standard brew
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      297 12 Thirty seconds and nagging aches, •tabbing twinges, melt away in the t\ Y\ £J 1 1 111 QT I C ITI warm glow of Mentholatum DEEP lIuUIIIQIIOIII HEAT treatment. That* better I That's much better O L.**.^ !<!■!« Nothing relieves rheumatism like iIPnCITIQ warmth. That's why Mentholatum lIUIUOIIIO Deep Heat
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      268 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS cords? (5, 5). 1. It's odd to a Chinaman crazy 12. Arrange planet and comet about flowers (11). survey (11) 8. River in the Broads. (4). 13 Disreputable fellow who would 10. The facetiousness of country- make food the butt of his men about fifty (10>.
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      1660 13 BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGHT ENQUIRIES Til 2481. PASSAGE INQUIRIES: TU: 2413. TO AfIEH. LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONOON, I CONTINENIAL. PORTS. P Shim Pinang ANCHI3ES H*aaj Livtrpitl, Amouth Ii Pt'TMty Ntv 21 AJAI L'vcrpiil. u.jsgow II Ptrt Hiv 23 Niv 24 21 Niv 21 31 lUOMENEUS Hamlarg. Antwerp. He Ml Niv 22
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      1365 13 B«^^iM^^^mfTii! l Ti^FfiL*P^S, wrS3^nrM^^^t& I THE E. A. C. LINESSAIIINCS TO: MtDITERRANEAN, CONTINENTAL t SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. ePenjng SELANBIA" 1).... Cdn .ll 22 Htv Sailed Sailtd BORIUNA a) 21 Nit/ 4 Dtc 3 7 Die 1/ I Btc "MAIACCA" I) 14/17 Dec 18/18 Btc 28/21 He "SAMOA" a) 38 BlC' 4
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      1675 13 SSIK.nc THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. lINCAMtt (ItctratntM tk» untM Kiattiai) IB I IMS EXPMSS SERVICES TO LONBBN LIVERPOOL B CONTINENTAL PORTS S'oori p S'fam fmtng BENHIANT H) H'ktrg. L'Don. Hive. R'daxi M Dro. C II Hiv 23 NtT 24,21 NtT 217 1 lENVBACKIE (E ID l'H-1. RUM, Hull. H'Ojii
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      1149 13 W^- McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. >-__ \m25V tUI um yE \t£JLk ELLIRMAN LWB KLA VKNESS LINE HAVRE LONDON, HAMBURG. RITTERBAU LBS AJTIELES. SAN FUNCUCO. NULL lIAnU. VANCOUVER t PWTLAAUI CITY BF NIWCASTU Acctit.it urgl fir Cntral ft Scttt S'pwe P Sham -"wi Aatnca. 23/27 NtT 31 NtT 3 OIC 21
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  • MARKET SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Cheque clearance difficulties hit stock exchange
      2287 14 From Our Market Correspondent 'pHE Malayan Stock Exchange was greatly handicapped last week by the non-clearance of cheques, except house cheques, by Singapore banks who took this course as the result of labour troubles among bank clerks. Business on both the Exchange and by
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      33 14 Industrials: 153.09 IHJI IMJU i:> 6.09 IRM 156.44 Tint: 294.01 294.59 293.76 2H7.14 300.4S 301.11 Dollar rubbtrt: 230. 51 230. 84 230.84 230. 5| 230.»4 230.84. Jan. 1 i.- pki
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      140 14 ALL Malayan Exchange Banks' Association rates were unchanged on Saturday as follows (all rates to $100 1: New York: buying T.T. 32 15/16. airmail O.D. 33 1/16. 90 d/st 33 5/16 credit bilk. 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying T.T. 34 3/16. airmxil OX). 34 5/16. 90 d/st
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 14 RUBBER TIN (per 1b.) (per pirul) Nov. 13 74 a cU. S485.37'.. 14 75\» cts. $483.87'! 15 75 cts. ,484.75 18 MM eta. $484.00 17 76' cU. $485.75 18 $485 87'.
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      63 14 Old Stor.ic Kamponc Lanjut do. Kan.hutan Tin N.i i bur mm 1 1 T. Harbour A. Hilam M. Pinda Current Date of payment paymrnt 14 r Dec. 18 2s. Jan. 3 Is.* Jan. 3 6d.' Dec 8 la.l Dec. 22 9d. Feb. 2 U Dec. 7 f Inicrim.
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      TIN BACK TO TOP LEVELS
      384 14 I>Y the end ot the week in Singapore tin prices were back at their highest levels since early September. The price opened the week at $485.37* per picul and after initial setbacks rose by $1.75 to $485.75 on Friday. On Saturday morning the price was
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1186 14 THE state of shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange showing last business to November 11 (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L, standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date were: ML Alex Bricks 1.00 80 Ords 2-20 Atlas let
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      1204 14 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. Express U.S.A. Paeifle (Ss AUanUe Coast Service (I» ETA ETA H« S'6oi» H>on| S. Francisco L. Angeles N.Yo'k us. "Kiajikawa Mara 24/2S Nn 7 Oec 2? Dae 2S Dec 14 Jan an. "Kaaikaoa Mara 21 Dec/ 1 Jai 5 laa 27 Jaa 2S Jaa 14 Fel
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      452 14 ACT NOn I Every day you delay, o day of earning interest on your savings is lost forever. Invest in the THIRD MALAYAN FUND and employ experts to spread your investment over Malaya's soundest enterprises. Application form and free booklet obtainable from the Mananen 1m...,., Un,, Trust, fd., [™lORIENTI LINES
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      651 15 NOTICE SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LTD Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) The Board of Directors at the forthcoming annual general meeting to be held on the 16th December. 1961 will recommend ihe payment of a final dividend of 10% leas Malayan Income tax at 40% in account of the year
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      322 15 NOTICE TONGKAH HARBOUR TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a board meeting held on 17tn November. 1961, the Directors declared a second Interim dividend of five shillings (Ss.Oa.) per share on account of profits for the year ended 30th June. 1961.
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      353 15 NOTICE NOTICE SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED. Incorporated In Singapore) PRELIMINARY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of an Extraordinary General Meeting of the company to be called at the office of Boustead Si Co. 1 £>60 > Ltd.. Union Building, Singapore, at 12 noon on 31&t January, 1962, to consider a
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      1036 15 Wm Km\ I I"^"J I 1 I"^ 1 \W\ iI I I J"l'Mm L *J *1 J 'i (Continued from Pace SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Words SS (Mm.} Box St eta. extra WANTED EXPERIENCED TEACHERS for Private English School Apply with particular* Box A 5417 B.T. (Spore). START A SMALL Agency
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      859 15 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE to Words SS (Mi*.)— Box St els. extra TWO PIECES ses-slde land PortDlckson freehold. Two vacant lots In Srrrmban business sites. Buyers please Apply Box AMIS B.T. Spore. FOR SALE— Properties In various localities sea or hill side one or two storey bungalows vacant position or
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      995 15 TUITION tt Words SS (Ml*.)— Box St cts. extra ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL 1961 modern dual-controlled brand new Triumph Heralds experienced qualified Instructress/instructors 67 Orcbard Road Spore. Pbone 33TV7. DRESSMAKINQ/OtSIONINQ: Do-It-Yourself. It's pride and pleasure. BimpliUed method (Dutch). Success guaranteed. Orient Institute. 206 Tanlone Katon*. Singapore, *****. LAMBERT S DRIVING SCHOOL
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      935 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Words SS (Mim.)— Box St rts. sxtra ROVER "78" IMS. Thoroughly sound in all respects. Recently re■prayi'd. Maintained and sen Iced by Rover Agents. $3,000. Spore 2801 cxL VJB. ELEVEN SBATER bus DKW 35 mpK hire Singapore Johorv 1957 Pontlac. Oood condition 1956 Humber Hawk Black
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      299 15 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) tt Words Sit (Minimum, Dalit 1 month. It Words $2.iv (Mm.) CHIONO SHINO MANUFACTURING Jrwrllrrs Kstabltuhrd M, BS6 North Bridge Road. JUST WONDERFUL hair nprav guaranteed by U.S.A. Om Keeping Seal Is now available from your hairdresser or cosmetic counter. WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) tt Words SlO
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      1289 16 NOTICE Mraars. Seiclene oieam Laundry St Dry Cleaning, 27 Delta I Road, wishes lo announce that the strike of tne workers in our laundry has now been called off and normal ou.siness has been resumed as from 18th November. ML Any Inconvenience caused to our customers in this respect is
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      678 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR CHAIR OF ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS are invited for the Chair of Engineermg which wil! fall vacant in May 1962. Candidates offering themselves for the Chair of Engineering should be a corporate ■neiuber ol vie institution o' Civil /Mechanical Engineers and have experience in
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      757 16 TENDERS J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class 'E* and above PWD. Contractors will bo received at the Office of the State Engineer. Pahang. Kuantan up to 3.00 p.m. of the 23rd November. 1961 for the Construction of Road Pavement and Side Tables at Cheneras Padang Tengku Road from 7J
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      785 16 TENDERS PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR TENDERS are Invited for the purchase of Dried Sludge from the Sewage Purification Works. K Lumpur tor the year 1962 Details may be obtained from the Municipal Engineer during offlst hours. Tenders In sealed cover marked "Tender for Dried Sludge" to reach the
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      816 16 TENDERS STATE OF KEDAH P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the office of the State Engineer. PWD.. Kedah/Perlls from experienced drilling Contractors up to 300 pm. of the 4th December. 1961 for the "Sinking and TestIng of an Exploratory Borehole near Sungel Patanl. Kedah" Full particulars are obtainable
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      330 16 TENDERS J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class 'E' and above Registered PWD Contractors will be received by the Jurutera Negeri. J.K.R. Pahang. Kuantan up to 3.00 pjn. on the 30th November. 1961 for the construction and completion of one block of four units classrooms, one block of lavatories complete
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      157 16 TENDER P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders for the erection ai d completion of 6 «0x) Class "H" Quarters at Islamr Girls School. Tambun Road, Ipoh will be received at rhe Office of the Executive Engineer. Wcrks and Buildings. Ipoh on the 24th November. 1961 from contractors In Classes A' to EX.
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      2800 17  - Perak's 1 2-races-a-day venture a success EPSOM JEEP Smith and Moxham take riding honours with three winners each By IPO*!. Sun. —Two three-figure dividend upsets highlighted the 12-race card here today. Nine-year-old Gallant Turk, with Khamis up. scored a thrilling win from Cha Cha Cha In the Class 4, div
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    BIG SWEEP
    68 17 Total pool $176,400. Ist 17 1750 $47,920 2nd *****7 $22,522 3rd *****4 $11,500. Starters ($2,396 each) *****3. *****7, *****7. *****6. *****4. Consolation ($l,OOO eachi *****3. *****0. 1 7 67 2 0, *****4, *****5. *****8, *****9. *****6. *****3. *****2. Last four digits of Ist prUe "1750" 17 tickets at
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    AIRMAN GETS TOP AWARD AT WALK
    288 17 \IALACCA. Suii. Ronaid A Purkis. 30. of the Royal Air Force. Singapore, won the sevenmile Malacca Bid Walk this morning, covering the dUtance In lhr 3 mm» 14.He was awarded a challanue cup proenU'd by the Police Officers. Malacca Contingent, for the best time.
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    143 17 GREAVES JOINS SPURS FOR $824,500 MILAN. Sun Jimmy Greaves, 21-year-old English international footballer, was last night transferred from Milan to English League and Cup holders lottenharn Hotspur. Tottenham outoid Greaves' former club. Chelsea, at a dramatic meeting with Milan officials and thus ended a year-long serial which began ID November
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      27 17 LANGKAP CROBB-COUNTRY RACE 15M: 1 K. Krishnan (Sg Bernam SC) 2 J. Watscn (Iporw 3 S. Govlndarajoo (S'gor) 4 8. Muthu (S'gor) 1 hr 3m (record).
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      98 17 KENG BOON KHONG CUP FINALS (Hutan Melintangr singles: E. Rusly bt Marjuki Idrts 15-11. 12-15. 15-1; Doubles: Law Ec Tong and Law Ec How bt Tan Kay Hock and Tan Boon Hool 15--4. 15-7 FRIENDLY (KLj: Sri Kelana of Kelaiiian bt Jaya Sila 3-2 (Robert Ng lost to Shari
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      15 17 ME.RSING DIST. LGE FINAL: Sri Merging Eng. Sch. Teachers bt Pal Chee School 2-1.
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      62 17 R 8 G C COMPETITION (Spore): 'B Medal (stableford): 1 A. J. Masterso.i (38). 2 D.K.R. Clifton-Moore (371**), 3J. E. Marshall (36H); Ball sweep: Ist nine AJ. MasteAon (20); 2nd nine D.K.R. Cllftcn-Moore (19 It); 'C Medal: 1 D. Oldman, R. Shald and C. L. Hill tie (39); Ball
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      33 17 SPORE LGE DIV. 3: REME 0 BODCA 0; replay: Woodbridge Hosp. 4 PWD 1: Friendly: EStC 3 J. Bahru Dist. 1. PERAK WOMEN'S TRIAL (Ipoh): Perak Selection 1 (Leila Narayanasamy) R°st 0.
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      39 17 PONGGOL CL'P (T. Anson): Sg Bemam Est 1 Stars 1. FRIENDLY (XL): Malayan Railways XI 3 Thai State Rlys XI 0. INTERNATIONAL: Soviet Union 2 Argentina 1 at B. Aires; Austria B 4 Yugoslavia B 4 at Llnz.
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      12 17 TOUR MATCH (HK): Crusadert of S. Australia bt All-Hong Kong 37-36.
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      21 17 TOIR MATCH (Kimberlev): New Zealanders 303 and 112-3; Grtqualand West 179 iM. Glover 69. J. Alabaster 5-84. F.J. Cameron 3-22).
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      15 17 LEMKI'S PRO TOrjRNI.Y FINAL (Capetown): T. Trabert (US) bt K. Rosfwall (Aust) 6-4, t-4.
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    Malmo to play in Penang
    82 17 pENANG. Suii—MalmoFootball Federation, one of. the leading soccer clubs in Sweden, will meet an F.A.M. Selection at the City Stadium here on Wednesday night. The Swedes, with 18 playera led by Eric Persson. chairman of the Swedish Football Association selection committee, are expected to arrive
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    SCRC triumph
    48 17 SEKEMBAN. Sun Selangor Chine*- Recration Club defeated NfKTi C.R.C 4-2 m a friendly soccer nintch on the Station pddanc hire this evrnhML Oil? Kirn Leng and Yee Lenf srorrd two goals each for S.C.R.C.. while Chow Kwui Lam and Hashim Sidelc (pennlty) rrplled for Nftjri R'
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      146 17 ■oocn TOUR MATCH: FAM Stleclion v Norrkoping of Sweden (Merdeka istadium, 8 p.m.) STORE JUNIOR COP: Replay RAP Tengah 'A' v Halkowyu (5.15); Semi-final TTS Hospital v Ist Q.o. Highlanden (6.30. both matches at Jn Besar). ■coon (LIB MATCH: SCC Invitation v Dog Coy rmp (Spore padang). HOCM V SPORE
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    Honour queried: Clear-it-up call
    154 18 IPOH, Sunday. T»HE secretary-general of the People's Progressive x Party. Mr. D.R. Seenivasagam, today posed three questions to the Defence Ministry seeking clarification as the honour of Malayan troops in the Congo was being questioned. In a press statement, Mr. Seenivasagam said that demonstrations outside the
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    Killer snake for show
    76 18 TRENTO. North Italy. Sun. The skin and stuffed head of a Riant anaconda snake which swallowed a hunter in Brazil 41 years ago will soon be on view at the Museum of Natural History here. It is a gift from Dr. Llborio Salerno, a lawyer at
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    Spy ring probe
    31 18 HONG KONG. Sun. Two Investigators from Britain were reported today to have arrived here to help unravel a spy ring engaged In sending lnformatidn to Communist China.— U.P.l.
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    21 18 CHRISTMAS (ALE Now On at on hum. llaltaa sard iN basa, abocs, BwlnuulM. lestnea dreaeee ate :o Words $19 (Minimum)
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    31 18 MRS. LEE FOOK KIE mrf Lob Poh Cnoo) pawed away peacefully at 2.-1 Hindoo Road on 19-11-61 funeral m-rvlor at Kampong Kapor MethodlM Church at 4.45 p.m. thence to Bldadarl
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    31 18 THE FAMILY OF the l»te Mr*. Ooh Km; <'hyi' Bee M.ionm Lar Hong Mnn IhnnkK all rrlntlvi's and M ir.ir help, aympattay, wreath* and at- undencra at ».-r\u-.-.« and funrral.
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    Electric shocks for a town in reverse
    103 18 Electric shocks for a town in reverse LONDON, Sun. An electrical engineer made a wrong connection at Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, yesterday, and time and motion throughout the town went backwards. Vacuum cleaners blew instead of sucked. Electrical clocks went backwards. Factory machinery began operating in reverse. A breakdown in an
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    121 18 ONDON. Sun. A man Li and a woman were arrested today after a sitdown demonstration in the London home of Earl (Bertrand) Russell. Lord Russell. 89. chairman of the Anti-Nuclear Committee of 100. has been the leader of several sitdown demonstration In
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    Swedes just make it
    378 18 SPORT... a back page roundup FAM SELECTION LEAD TWICE WITH GOALS BY GHANI AND KOH BEFORE LOSING 4-3 IPOH, Sunday. pOOTBALL Association of Malaya Selection took the lead twice in their soccer match against the visiting Norrkoping and Gothenburg combined team, but the Swedes ran out
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    SAC A names four for Rangoon
    138 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore Amateur Cycling Association today recommended 18-year-old Hamid Supaat, 21 -year-old Kadir Hassan, 20-year-old Johar Ahmad and 18-year-old Amir Osman to S.O.S.C. for the S.E.A.P. Games in Rangoon next month. The four were chosen on a points system after three trials held
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    Lock icon Smith, Barber to the rescue
    91 18 IJYDERABAD. Sun. M.C.C. were all out for 261 on fin easy-paced pitch against the President's XI here todity. Alter the home sloe had declared at 281 for five this mornmn on the second day of the three-day match, M.C.C. were in serious: trouble when half
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    FAM may invite S'pore for new Youth tourney
    164 18 FAM may invite S'pore for new Youth tourney KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The j Football Association of Malaya will run the Burnley Cup competition for Youths when the new series starts next year. This reverses the original decision to delegate responsibility to the Combined Schools Sports Council to organise the tournament.
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    Fed Police win rugby
    125 18 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Federation Police beat Singapore Police by nine points (two tries and a penalty) to three (penalty) in their annual inter-territorial rugger match at Thomson Road today. The match was played in a continuous drizzle. Federation scored first from a penalty by Baharom. Singapore equalised in
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    THAI CHAMP BEATS LIM
    480 18  -  A. SRIPATHY by Malacca. Sunday 'THAILAND'S Somsook Boonyasukanon. the bad- minton champion of his own country and Penang, won the Malacca Open title when he beat Singapore's Lim Wei Lon 15-12. 15-9 in the men's singles final tonight Wei Lon put up a great fight before
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    Chan's Lola breaks down in 48th lap; Heath wins
    345 18 LANKY Bangkok driver, quarter-way stage of of the rest of a flagging In a contest which broke no record, veteran driver Heath never looked like being headed after Alistair Stewart's Lotus-Ford Formula Junior and Singapore's Chan Lye Choon's Lola climax faded
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    MALACCA DEFEAT PERAK FOR TITLE
    247 18 MALACCA, Sun. Malacca won the hockey quadrangular tournament here when they beat Perak 3-2 on the Bandar Hllir ground today. MaUcca wore unbeaten in the three-Say tournament, having beaten Negri Scmbilan 1-0 and drawing with Singapore. Singapore, the favourites, who were unexpectedly beaten by Negri
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    Van Huizen foils S'pore
    188 18 IN the second match of the evening Negri Sembllan, spearheaded by their dashing centre-forward Nordln Che Nor beat Singapore 1-0. In Mail thrill-packed game Singapore were unlucky not to score, which was mainly due to the fine goalkeeping of Peter van Hulzen and the sound defence
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    Azman beaten
    38 18 PENANG. Sun.— Playing at top form Tan Song Kean beat S. A. Azman 6-3, 6-2 tn the Inter-state tennis friendly between Sclangor and Penan* here today, i* langor won the match by 11 matches to eight.
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      42 18 The weather JJIGHEST and lowest temperatures In Mniaya and Slncapore for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Higlirst Lownt Kunl;i Lumpur 90 72 Koia Bhnru 8 71 Penaiiß 88 Vi Ipoli 91 73 Malacca M 73 Sliwipoiv 88 75
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