The Straits Times, 5 December 1961

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    21 1 NATIONAL I IBRARY, AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE tfWffifafrs 90,000 Ik**"** The Straits TImes Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon GOA TROOP MOVES
    253 1 EXAM BOYCOTT: THE BIG DEBATE— See Page 2 76 trains taken for big lift to border Portuguese build up their forces NEW DELHI, Monday THE Indian army today requisitioned 76 trains to move troop reinforcements to the Goa border. They will be used for several days. Civilian
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    SNOOTING FOLLOWS KATANGA WARNING
    104 1 EI.ISABKTHVII.iI. Mon. A l/.N. helicopter was fired on near Elisabethville today after Katanga Government warning that an I.N. aircraft flying ovrr Its territory would be shot down. It was hit by three machine-gun bullets but managed to return to its base. A few hours earlier. Katanga
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    Lock icon Wage restraint
    33 1 PARIS. Mon.— M. Michel Debre, French Prime Minister, today rejected Civil Service demands for any increases and issued a new call for wage restraint in the public services and industry.— Reuter.
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    Crash kills 4
    30 1 EBERSHAIN. 'Germany). Mon. A Lufthansa German airlines Boeing 707 jet airliner, on a training flight, crashed into an open field today, killing the four crewmen aboard.— U.P.l.
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    Acting Head of State at the Istana
    77 1 THE Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan Agong signs the proclamation assuming formally the functions of the Paramount Ruler during His Majesty's absence overseas on a state visit to India and Pakistan. The acting Head of State, who is also the Sultan of Trengganu, and his
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    Midnight Vote on protection for parents
    450 1 Midnight Vote on protection for parents SINGAPORE. Monday. rpHE LEGISLATIVE Assembly at midnight tonight x approved a motion by Mr. K. C. Lee. Parliamentary Secretary to the Education Ministry, the first part of which condemned the action of student pickets in obstructing, intimidating or otherwise forcefully preventing students from taking
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    15 injured by racing car
    54 1 MEXICO CITY. Mon.—Fifteen persons were severely Injured yesterday when a speeding automobile went out of control during a race near here and plunged into a crowd of spectators. The racing car, driven by Jaime Fernandez, swerved when a woman attempted to run across the track
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    Lock icon Burma visit
    28 1 TEL AVIV, Mon. The Israeli Prime Minister Mr. David Ben Gurlon, left here by special Britannia airliner for Rangoon on an official visit to Burma.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Laos accord near
    254 1 GENEVA, Monday rE U.S. said today that the pattern of agreement emerging at the 14--power Laos conference here was a pattern for peace not only In Laos but in South-East Asia and throughout the world. Mr. William Sullivan. U.S. deputy delegate, was reported to have told the
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    ALL IS SET TO GREET THE TENGKU
    219 1 ALL IS SET TO GREET THE TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. All Is set to give the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdu Rahman, a red carpet welcome when he returns at 4.30 p.m. tomorrow from London. The Tengku is expected to outline salient points of agreement with the British Government on the
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    An East Coast storm warning
    101 1 An East Coast storm warning ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A big storm is brewing In the South China sea. off the East Coast of Malaya. The Federation Police today issued a statement warning of .strong winds of 20-30 knots expected within 24 houn, from midday today. The winds are expected from
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    Lock icon LATEST
    22 1 ALGERIA ACTION iLGOEM M<>n pnliir disprnrd Mreral UMMIM dcnvin^tr Knropr.ins for Algeria" in cast Alft city of f on^fantinr ti Router
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    SINGAPORE ASSEMBLY
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    Call for police protection for students
    14576 2 'AN EXPLOSIVE SITUATION WHICH CAN PLUNGE CITY INTO VIOLENCE -Lee 'ERRANT CHILDREN SHOULD BE PUT ACROSS LAP AND SMACKED'-Rajah Straits Times Assembly Reporters SINGAPORE. Monday Govt. Whip to every one in House: State your stand Dr. Lee: 'This tension is all artificial' GOVT. IS
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      32 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby f \T DOESN'T ~~l Ktf/^5 IT TWO KICKS AND I \WO«K. GAYeJ TUBN SLAM TUBIOTCUeNj Vs *-^-_J. DOOti mG&/~~ir> "I r rr doesn't say anything) LIUC TMATMEREy
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    Lock icon BOYCOTT BY HIGH WAISTED WOMEN
    213 3 BOYCOTT BY HIGH WAISTED WOMEN RATHURST (Gambia), Mon. WoUof tribeswomen who rank among the bestdressed in Africa, boycotted the visit of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip her. yesterday. Crowds lined the streets to welcome the Royal couple as they landed from the Royal yacht Britannia but Government officials said Wollof
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    Lock icon Jakarta oil talks
    63 3 JAKARTA, Mon.— Talk* between the Indonesian Government and Western oi3 companies are proceeding smoothly, according to the Minister for Basic Industry and Mines, Mr. Chaeral Saleh. Standard Vacuum. Caltex and Shell are the companies engaged In the discussions. The Government has stated that in future it wants
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    Lock icon Berlin: New protest by American general
    120 3 Berlin: New protest by American general BERLIN, Mon. The U.S. Commandant in Berlin, Major-Gen. Albert Watson, has sent a protest to the Soviet Commandant, Colonel Andrey Soloviev, against "illegal actions based on obvious ridiculous justifications" involved in last night's border activities. A spokesman said the protest "noted that large numbers
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    Lock icon Papuans seeking military pacts
    310 3 JAKARTA, Monday. THE Papuan State of Dutch-held West Irian will shortly seek military alliance with neighbouring countries, the nationalist Jakarta weekly, the Berita Minggu, said yesterday. Indonesia claims West Irian as its property. The Berita Mlnggu quoted a Papuan member of a Dutch delegation, which recently
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    Lock icon Thant: 'Restore law in Katanga' order
    327 3 NEW YORK, Mon. U Thant. U.N. acting: Secretary-General, has ordered his representatives in the Congo to "act vigorously" to re-establish law and order and protect life and property in Katanga. He issued the order in a half-hoar teleprinter conversation last night with Dr. Stuff
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    Lock icon A monarchy pledge
    61 3 BANGKOK, Mon. The Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat, said yesterday that in Thailand "Monarchy is and shall remain an essential and Irreplaceable form of government. 1 As Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, Field Marshal Thanarat was making a pledge of allegiance to the King
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    4 crash U.N. men found
    49 3 LEOPOLDVILLE, Mon. Four Scandinavians aboard a missing C-46 aircraft have been found uninjured In Portuguese Angola, a United Nations spokesman said today. The spokesman said the plane went off course and ran out of fuel on Friday night It crash-landed near Portugallah town.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Huks slay two more
    41 3 MANILA. Mon.— Two more killings in Pampanga Province In the north, attributed to Huk 'Comrruni.st) terrorists, were reported here <v the weekend. This brought to five the number of killings believed carried out by the terrorists. Reuter.
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    NEW US N-TEST AS RUSSIANS WARN WEST
    165 3 NEW US N-TEST AS RUSSIANS WARN WEST WASHINGTON, Monday. •pHE United States set off another nuclear device yesterday as Russia warned it would stage new atomic shots if the West continued testing. The Atomic Energy Commission announced it detonated a small nuclear explosion underground at the Nevada testing centre. The
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    IN BRIEF... NIKITA TELLS CHINESE: WE VALUE YOUR FRIENDSHIP
    282 3 IN BRIEF... NIKITA TELLS CHINESE: WE VALUE YOUR FRIENDSHIP HONG KONG: Soviet leaders have told Peking that the Soviet people "highly treasure and safeguard the friendship wltn the people of China. They did so in a message, signed by President Brtzhnev and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, thanking China's leaders for their
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    Minister passes pickets of masked girl students
    51 4 'pHE MINISTER for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin (coat in hand) walks through picket lines of masked Chinese girl students yesterday to reach his office in Kay Siang Road. The pickets had refused to let his car pass. Straits Times picture. (SEE BACK
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    Kidnap case: Detective tells of disguise, then an arrest
    508 4 SINGAPORE, Mon DETECTIVE, today told the Singapore Assizes of how, disguised as a Bengali milk seller, he captured a man outside the Happy World car park at the continued trial at the Singapore Assizes of six men on charges of abduction
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    PUAN AISHA TO OPEN EXHIBITION
    68 4 PUAN AISHA TO OPEN EXHIBITION SINGAPORE. Mon.— Puan Noor Aisha will open a Japanese flower arrangement exhibition at the National Library, Stamford Road, at 5 p.m. today. The exhibition, sponsored by the Japanese Government, will be conducted by Mrs. Sosui Ono, who has given similar "Ikebana" shows In Australia. New
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    CHEQUES: UNION EXPLAINS
    413 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Bank Employees Union -said today that the arrears of work piling up in the member banks of the Malayan Exchange Banks' Association was a sequel to the recent strike at the Bank of America. The Union's secretary, Mr. Lim Kirn Hian, said this
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    'PICKET' ARRESTED, RELEASED ON BAIL
    110 4 'PICKET' ARRESTED, RELEASED ON BAIL SINGAPORE, Mon. Police today arrested and later released on ball Mr. Teo Kirn Theam, the assistant secretary of the Guthrie's branch of the Singapore Business Houses Employees Union after an incident outside the office of the company in Battery Road. And late tonight Mr. Tan
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    Police plan exercise
    73 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A joint police services internal security exercise on the eastern half of the Island will start tomorrow at 4 p.m. and end on Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. A police statement today said that blank ammunition would be flred durin a the exercise, and residents
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    RATION ZONES
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Water will be shut off tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in ZONES TWO and THREE and from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. in ZONES FOUR and SEVEN.
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    14 moreroads get new names
    120 6 14 moreroads get new names KU A L A LUMPUR, Mon. Fourteen more roads and one avenue in the Federal capital have now become "jalans." The Kuala Lumpur Municipality expects to change ail ireet and road names in the town into Malay by the end of this year. A special
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    Opium smoker at age of 20
    38 6 ALOR STAR. Mon. Tay Ciim Hong. 20. a housewife. \va.-> fined $35 in the Sessions Court here today on a charge of smoking opium at Jalan Langgar last Saturday. She pleaded guilty.
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    BID TO SELL GIRL' CASE PUT OFF
    164 6 ALOR STAR. Mon. The trial 9f five men jointly charged with "importing and attempting to sell" an 18- year-old Singapore girl for the purpose of prostitution, was postponed today In th^ Sessions Court to Feb. 17 and 18. because only lour of the
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    The bride from 0510...
    107 6 The bride from 0510 rpHE laughing bride is Mette Karma Larsson. of Oslo, Norway. The bridegroom is Michael J. Trop. a planter. This happy picture of thr newly-weds sharing a joke was taken at the wedding reception at the Kuantan Club. Pahang The couple met early this year in Kuantan.
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    Insurance Act solvency test
    256 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday T<HE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. today described the new Life Assurance Act which came into force today as a means of effectively testing the solvency of insurance companies. "The recent Life Assurance Act. 1961, permitted sucn a test to be
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    'NO CONFIDENCE' IN SPEAKER BE A TEN
    392 6 'NO CONFIDENCE' IN SPEAKER BE A TEN- 'High-handed' allegation by Trengganu PMIP Kuala Trengganu, Monday A PAN-MALAYAN Islamic Party "no confidence" motion in the Speaker. Inche Mohamed Taib Sabri bin Abu Bakar, was defeated by 12 votes to eight, with three abstentions, in the Trengganu State Assembly today. The three
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    $800 GRANT FOR HEIRS OF ANTI-JAP GUERILLA
    160 6 $800 GRANT FOR HEIRS OF ANTI-JAP GUERILLA IJUCHING. Mon. The Ex-Services Association of Sarawak has granted $800 to assist jn the education of the grandchildren of an anti-Japanese guerilla hero who was kiUed in 1945. The story of the hero"s death came to the knowledge of the association by chance
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    Sultan moves to smaller palace
    95 6 Sultan moves to smaller palace KLANG. >lon. —The Sultan of Selangor. has moved out of the new 82.8 million Istana Alam Shah to live in the $60,000 Istana Kechil completed two weeks ago at Kampong Java Road, three mile* south of here The Istana Alam Shah, which the Sultan had
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    Four-State union
    39 6 PENAN'O. Mon. Chinese school teachers In four States in the Federation plan to form a national trade union. The Trengganu. Perak, Penang and Malacca Chinese School Teachers' Union will hold an inaugural meeting in Penang this week.
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    Case of Govt. Whip: A probe
    169 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Commissioner of Police. Mr. A. E. G. Blades, has ordered an investigation into the circumstances in which the Government Whip. Mr. K. C. Lee. was "beleaguered" in the Ministry of Education in Kay Slang Road by student pickets last Wednesday. A
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    Mersing to be a tourist resort
    163 8 Mersing to be a tourist resort MEhSING, Mon.— The Mentri Besar 01 Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Yunos, today reported plans to develop tne coastal town ol Mersing into a holiday resort to attract tourists. He was ipHllnl at a ceremony here at which the rengxu Mahkota ot Johore, Tengku
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    Industry in villages
    62 8 MALACCA. Mon. The Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. said today that the State Government is looking for a site to set up small rural industries, for which Malaya has plentiful raw material. He said this when he opened a nine-day course on rural
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    Municipal deputy is sought for K.L.
    113 8 Municipal deputy is sought for K.L. IT t ALA LUMPUR, Mon. IV The Municipality here is calling for applications for the new 51.310-a-month post of Deputy Municipal Secretary. A Municipal spokesman told the Straits Times today that the new post was created because of the "mii nasinc volume of work."
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    Envoy leaves
    31 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Japanese AmbassaJur to Laos. Mr. S. Beppu, left here by air today for Bangkok on his way back to Laos alter a two-day private visit.
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    Fisherman, 62, missing
    60 8 MALACCA. Mon. Tee Kwang. 62, who went fishing yesterday evening with another fisherman, is missing. His companion. Goh Toh Eng. told the police today that Tee disappeared while he 'Goh> wa.s below attending to the engine of their boat. At the time they were 10 miles offshore.
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    2 N.Z. OFFICIALS IN FOR TALKS ON MORE AID
    150 8 2 N.Z. OFFICIALS IN FOR TALKS ON MORE AID l/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two New Zealand Government officials will arrive here on Wednesday to see what further aid their country can give Malaya under the Colombo Plan. Mr. A. Ashley-Jones and Mr. R.J. Lawrence will have talks with high Government officials
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    3 COUPLES ASK FOR ABANDONED BABY GIRL
    169 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. police are trying to track down the parents of Leela. the baby girl found abandoned in a bag in Petaling Street shortly after birth, three applications for adoption have been received by the Social Welfare Department. Che Fatimah binte Musa.
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    Directors, firm fined $14,000
    116 8 Directors, firm fined $14,000 LTUALA LUMPUR, ivion. An insurance linn. the Ban Chuan Pak Leng Company, and its six directors were fined a total of $14,000 today for failing to submit accounts and balance sheets to the Registrar of Companies. Each of the directors -^t-re fined $1,000 on each of
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  • STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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      Lock icon Independent admiral fought Borneo's 'Al Capone'
      1368 9 $100 SLAVES SOLO TO RELATIVES AT $200 PER BEAD JAMES Brooke, the Queen's confidential ngmf in Borneo, was in a despondent mood. "In Borneo I find everything retrograding.** he confided to his diary, under the date fine 2nd May, 1945. "For two years our
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      202 9 je t l^Sr^^H? L^r ft A spore shirt has to put up with some pretty strenuous wear and frequent washings. That goes for cotton trousers.,too. No shirt is fun if it shrinks up, binds the s'houldecs and sours the mood. So be sure to look for •SANFORIZED- on all cotton
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  • Obituary
    IN MEMORIAM
    32 10 ordu $10 I Minimum) IN EVCR LOVING Uemorr of Mir |D*a Toh Kel Cheowi who leit ii. Of) .'i.r.'BO. Kadiv missed by her beloved hu«l>and and children. and the Lord
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    181 10 N I* orrfv Ht if minium i STACKS OF IMAGINATION but llttla lime? The answer la a Yardley xlfl lor everyone on your list for t'hrlalmaa preaenm. kiwi kwik-wax. for tbat real shine on floors and furniture. Kiwi Kwik Wax given a brilliant coating GREAT READING at little. cost
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday. December 5, 1961.
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      A Catalyst for Trade
      649 10 So long as there is neither road nor rail connecting Nor h Borneo and Sarawak, nor for that matter any conveniently placed towns ;o make suet, links likely in the near future, such trade as there is between the two colonies must be seaborne. The forthcoming
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      Perak Budget
      350 10 The Perak Government's statement on financial policy, read out by His Highness the Sultan in the Assembly yesterday, offers ample evidence that development is being pressed ahead with vigour. Four areas totalling 21,000 acres have been set aside for F.L.D.A. schemes, one of which in Selama is well
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      Katanga Issue
      242 10 Dr. O'Brien, who has beer relieved of his post as U.N. representative in Katanga, is a man of integrity and an experienced diplomat. His evident shock at what he saw happening while he was in Katanga and perhaps also at what has happened to him sinee must therefore
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    FERTILISER FACTORY: $25m IS TOO LOW
    1123 10  - FERTILISER FACTORY: $25m IS TOO LOW K. KRISHNA MOORTHY AS AID FROM INDIA IS SOUGHT- from THE Fertiliser Corporation of India, a Government undertaking which runs two fertiliser factories and plans to put up another half a dozen, is to examine the tenders submitted by the foreign firms for the
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      Those who braved insults to sit exam
      224 10 Those who braved insults to sit exam tAM sure many parents and students will join me in endorsing the views of Mrs. Scow Peck Leng (Mountbatteni and your editorial column in requesting the authorities while marking the papers of tha school i Chinese i to consider the hectic conditions under
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    A GOOD MARK...
    35 10 CTIDENTS taking the examination should have their certificates chopped "examination taken during and despite hostile pickets." This should give them a good mark in the eyes of prospective employers. I M. Kluang
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    Malaysia: Consult us first, say party
    242 11 KUALA BELAIT. Monday. JHE VICE-PRESIDENT of the Brunei Party Ra'ayat, Inche Hapidz bin Laksa/nana, said today the eve of the Sultan's address to the Budget session of the nominated Legislative Council that before any decision was made on Malaysia the views of the party
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    A dud coin warning in Sarawak
    80 11 A dud coin warning in Sarawak I/UCHING. Mon. The Sarawak Goverrment has warned the public to be on the look-out for dud 50--cent coins reportd to have been found in circulation in Kuala Lumpur. An official statement described the coins as being of a high standard In execution, which can
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    Holiday trip
    40 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two staff offlciers from the Ministry of Defence here. Lieut-Col. Ismail bin Mohamed. and Capt. Ali bin Abdul Manap. left by air today for a 22-day vacation trip to Bangkok. Hong Kong. Taipeh and Japan.
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    JAIL FOR 'RICH UNCLE' CHEAT
    178 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. Lim Choo Eng, alias Robert Lim, unemployed, was Jailed for four years by the Third District Court here today for cheating Mrs. Margaret Cavanagh of $150 on Nov. 22. The judge. Mr If. Coomara.swamy. ordered Lim, who had six previous convictions, to undergo
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    STREP SHOW IS HALTED BY P.P.P. ACTION
    239 11 STREP SHOW IS HALTED BY P.P.P. ACTION IPOH, Mon. The striptease show at the Majestic Theatre here by a local girl, Annie Cheah, was cancelled during the weekend by the chairman of the Ipoh Town Council, Mr. E. G. Waller. The cancellation was a sequel to complaints received by Mr.
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    Two soldiers for Quetta
    54 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two Federation Army officers have been selected for further training at the Staff College in Quetta, Pakistan. They are Major Wan Ismail bin Mohamed Salleh of the 4th Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, and Capt Thong Chee Sin. of the Ministry of Defence. They
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    Drunk—fined
    31 11 Drunk— fined PENA N G, Mon— Quah Chye Lee, 30. of Taiping, was fined $10 in a Magistrate's Court today for being drunk and disorderly at Pitt Street early this morning
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    One-smile Sinatra flies in
    102 11 FRANK SINATRA, actorcrooner and idol of millions All over the world, flashes a smile for a Straits Times cameraman at the Singapore Airport on Sunday night, after his arrival from Australia with an entourage of eight persons. But this was the nearest the Press and the
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    ALSO LAVA RAKI AND HUSBAND FOR AN HOUR
    84 11 ALSO LAVA RAKI AND HUSBAND FOR AN HOUR LAVA RAKI. the half-Java-nese, half-German film star— of "The Seekers" fame— flew into Singapore with her husband, Australian actor Ron Randell at 1 a.m. yesterday. They were at the airport for about an hoar before leav- ins for Australia, where they will
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    Seremban school victorious in maths contest
    213 11 Seremban school victorious in maths contest SINGAPORE. Mon. A team from the Chung Hua High School of Seremban has won the Malayan Mathematical Society's inter-school mathematical competition this year. The competition, held in September, was organised on a pan-Malayan basis with 37 schools from Singapore and the Federation taking part.
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    Allowances: Mr. S makes one-man minority report
    394 11 IPOH, Monday ft EOOMMENDATIONS for an Increase in the monthly allowances of Assembly members and enhancement of some of their privileges were described as "unjustified" by an opposition member. Mr. S.P. Seenivasagam, in a minority report tabled at the opening of the Budget
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    Reduce illiteracy plea by Mentri
    132 11 ALOR STAR. Monday. THE Mentri Besar. Dato Syed Omar bin Syod 1 Abdullah Shahbuddin, said today that there were 108.876 adult illiterates in Kedah (pop. 701,643.). Speaking at the opening of a week's course for adult education teachers at the Sultana Asma School Hall here,
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    Extortioner is jailed
    61 11 IPOH. Mon. Lee Pak Sam. of Pasir Pinjl new village, was jailed for six months today when he was found guilty in the session^ court here of extorting $2 from Chco Look Fong. a mcc seller. Lai Cheong Khoon. also of Pasir Panji new village, who was
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      308 12 Straits Times Crossword MMM 5. Extract Irom Coriolanus at 1. He babbles with a happy the opera <Bi. .sound; I do it diflerently 10. 6. How Mr. Weller went fishing s>. for gate-crashers? <8). 8. Tell one to say no without 7. Trying to prove sun doesn't suitable return <B>.
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    STEEL IN GREAT DEMAND
    107 14 STEEL IN GREAT DEMAND FkEMAND for welding electrodes and steel in Singapore and the Federation is increasing an Austrian executive said in Singapore. Mr. M. T. Schrems, technical adviser of Bohler Co. oi Vienna which manufactures welding electrodes and steel, said this was due to the growth in the local
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    Poultry farming in Perak growing
    376 14  -  LEE FOO SAN $lm. HAS BEEN INVESTED FOR EGG PRODUCTION By POULTRY fanning is fast becoming a major industry in Perak and it is estimated that about $1 million has been invested in organised businesses, purely for the production and sale of eggs. According to
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    Plastic firm technicians off to Formosa
    199 14  -  HENRY PAUL By rpHE Malayan Industrial Plastics Ltd., established A with a $1 million capital in Ipoh a year ago, is sending selected technicians for training abroad. The Formosa Plastics Corporation In Formosa which holds 45 per cent share in Malayan Industrial Plastics, and
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    Pure jet service by CPA in April
    145 14 Pure jet service by CPA in April fATHAY Pacific Airways will operate the Convair 880-22 M on the Far East network from April 1 next year, the chairman, Mr. W. C. G. Knowles announced in Hong Kong. The pure jet aircraft which has a maximum speed of 620 m.p.h. and
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    TRADE IN BUILDING MATERIALS GOOD
    234 14 THE rising tempo of building construction in 1 Singapore and the Federation is providing better prospects for trade in building materials, said a visiting London company executive. There Is every indication i that the building industry in Singapore and the Federation will continue to improve,
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    Local soap output
    78 14 SINGAPORE produced 17,228 cwt. of soap, including hard soap, toilet soap, soap powder, abrasive soap and soap flakes, in September bringing the total for the first nine months to 142,937 cwt. The Federation's output j was 28.040 cwt. and the total for the nine months 275.897 cwt.
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    Japan car sale
    31 14 JAPAN exports of cars In October totalled 5.552 units. The total Included 3,494 cars for general export and 2.058 ordered under the United States procurement pro- 1 gramme.
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    TIMBER IS BIG INDUSTRY IN MALAYA
    286 14  - TIMBER IS BIG INDUSTRY IN MALAYA TAN HOCK SENG By YfALAYA has a potential major industry in its timber that should not be overlooked in Its main concern for rubber and tin. This was stated by Prof Dwight VV. Bensend. leader of i. three-member team from the University of Indonesia
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    PENANG OPTICIAN BACK FROM I WEST GERMANY
    36 14 PENANG OPTICIAN BACK FROM I WEST GERMANY A Penang optician. Mr. T.T. Tjeong (above), of Star Optical House, has returned from West Germany where he studied the latest methods of sight testing and contact lens fitting.
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    Australia bid for local wine mart
    170 14 Australia bid for local wine mart AM Australian wine company is now launching a campaign to rid the prejudice that good-quality wine could only come from the traditional wine making countries including France. Italy and Germany. As a first pha.se o: the campaign. a wine-tasting party— attended by hoteliers, retailers
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    MAIN INTEREST IN DUNLOPS, ROTHMANS & E. SMELTING
    395 16 MAIN INTEREST IN DUNLOPS, ROTHMANS E. SMELTING From Our Market Correspondent rpIIKRK was very little of 1 note again on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and business seemed largely confined to the three new issues Dunlops, Rothmans and Eastern Smelting. Just like the two-day short-lived interest in industrials a fortnight
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 16 Malayan Stock Indlrr*. Dec. 2 Dec. 4 Industrials: 158.41 158.68 Tins. 300.40 301.10 rubbers: 231.85 231.85 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    698 16 DCSINESS on Uie Malayan IJ Stock .^xcl'.angc, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Inrfmtriaft F. and N. ords (1.000) $2.47 ON: M. Cement (1.000) $2.23: Met il Hox (1.000) $2.23 cd: Cold 8tor« n."M- cd; Bteamera (4.000) 79 eMtl OL. (4.000) SO cents:
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    Tin continues modest rally: Nov. exports rise
    358 16 nPIN in Singapore yesA terday still continied its modest rally with a further 50 cents added to the price which brought it to $481.75. The offering was unchanged at 250 tons. According to The Straits Trading Co.. Ltd.. tin exports In November were
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 16 SINGAPORE. Dec 4. RUBBER: 75 cents per Ib. (down one-eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 754 cents (quiet). TIN: $481.75 per picul (up 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (unchanged).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    205 16 tSf CEMBER ftrtt grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 73 cents per Ib down one-elehth of a cent on Friday's price. Tbe tone was dull. S.C.C.R.A: cloFlne prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R.s.S. Prompt f.o.b. buyers 74!. sellers 75 N: Int. t
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    175 16 CNIPt lyins slentside the Singapore whsrvot today are: City of Colombo l/t, Bhahzada ITU, Perseus IJv«:.i 16 16. Pres. Hamron M 3fi. Kumaetrs 33 34, Quadrtsa 4/5. Book B* 3. Van Neck 2S/26. Empire Gannet 21/22. Slrusa NW, 4. Sedenak Outer reads: l.ian Hln. Kaloekoe. Orestes.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    195 16 JHI Malayan £>chin i Banks 1 Allocution made thexe changes Id Its rates to merchants yesterday: toMing on London TT/OD 2/3 13/16. buying on london TT 2/4 1/18. Buying rates for sterling bills on London airmail OD 2/4 3/32. 30 d/at 2/4 1/4. 43 d/st 2/4 8/16. 80
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    122 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. j JNVESTMENT shares opened the week along steady lines. David I Srmr gained Is to 295. 9d. Colonial Suitar eased 15s. to £56 15s. Base metals were steady. Oils moved higher with Aunt. Oil and Gas rising Bs. 4d. to 20s. Id. were firm. Con. Zinc
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    124 16 £HINESE Product liehtrua Sinna- port noon pnett ptr picul yttttrday: Coconut oil: bulk $35 feller*, drum »37» iwller*. Copra: November IK/ Cor.Mnent *2» tiuyrw. J2SJ nellern. Ptppor: Miintok »hlte $162| neliero Sarawak white *!60 wliem. special Sarawak black 11 27* tellers, garbled I.imporiK black JI2TJ nellers. Lajnponc black
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    Pungah Tin
    10 16 Punjrah Tin 1 November output was 264 piculs.
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    Riverview Rubber
    9 16 Riverview Rubber produced 208,000 Ib. 1p November.
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      332 16 TENDERS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from all Registered Firms in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore will be teceived at u.e Office of the Chief Architect. Ministry of Education. Young Road, Kuala Lumpur up to 300 p.m. of the 13th December. 1961, for fabrication and supply of building
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      606 16 i 1 THE PAWNBROKERS RULES. 1958 j Rule 6 la I Application foi a < Pawnbrc»:ers Licence NOTICE is hereby given that HO PENO of No. 43. Nankin Street, Singapore. i.s applying to I lie Pawnbrokers Licensing Board. Singapore, for a licence in respect Jf Ih-i business known as "HENG
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      1181 17 TENDERS TENDERS JABATAN KERJA CTTY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE RAYA PERAK- TENDER Tenders for construction of WATER DEPARTMENT: Tanjong Tualang to Kampong O..j;ih Road ms 27.75 to ms 30.00 Supply of 360 Tons of Sodium including culverts will be received Bicarbonate. Tender deposit $200/-. at the Office of the Bute Engi-
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      778 17 j NOTICES THE PARIT PERAK RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that the Directors have declared an Interim Dividend for the year ending 31st December, 1961. of 10 oents per snare, less Income Tax 40% payable to shareholders on the Register of
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      639 17 (Continued tiom Pafe 10) SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Words SS (Min.)— Box SO ets. extra WANTED by well established Malayan Life Insurance Company, men/ women with experience. Apply P.O. Box 173S Singapore. WANTED one practical experienced person male or female for manufacturing fruits Jam kaya and other food products. Box ASSSB
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      770 17 TUITION to Wards SS (Min.)— Box SO ctt. txtrm AT YOUR HOME: Private tuition for nil Grades In all school subjects front $20/- monthly. Particulars P.O. Bom 2456 B'pore. MATHEMATICS TUITION by London Honours Graduate for ail Forms Including 0.8.C. and Entrance at pupils residence. Box A 5573 B.T. B'pore.
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      759 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Words St (Min.)— Box SO ctt. extra T*SS MERCEDES 2205. MO Mamette. O/Kapltan, 1936 Flat IPOOA, 1957 8/ Rapier, V/Crwta, 1960 Btllman, R/ Daupfclne. »S, Orchard Road, B'pore, Phone *****. REVERTEX LTD., P.O. Box 508. Kluanc have tbe following vehicles for sale. 1997 Austin A.105. 1957
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    THAMBYRAJ OUT FOR MONTHS OR FOR GOOD
    400 18 Big blow for Singapore By ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE. Monday SINGAPORE'S great effort with ten men of holding the Federation to I—l1 1 in their home international hockey match on the Singapore padang on Saturday has been marred by the personal tragedy of one
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    Selangor, Singapore to meet again
    136 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. OELANGOR, the Malaya Cup champions will meet CT Singapore in a friendly soccer match at the Kuala Lumpur Merdeka Stadium early next year. The match will be in aid of funds for Selangor's proposed tour of Brunei, i The match with Singapore
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    Soh re-elected
    24 18 CINOAPORE. Mon. Mr. Soh Ghee Soon was re-elected president of the Singapore Chinese Football Association at its annual general meeting on Saturday.
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    SAAA says 'No' to Indonesia
    109 18 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Singapore Amateur Athletic Association today turned down an invitation by the Indonesia Sports Association to participate in a proposed international meet in Jakarta on Jan. 13 and 14 next year. Mr. W. E. Meyer, vice-presi-dent of the S.A.A.A. said at an emergency meeting today
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    BIGGER GRANT PLEA
    188 18 rjINOAPORE. Mon.— The SingaJ5 pora Government Services Football Association tonight askeU its new committee to appeal to the Government for a jigger grant this season. •This i» most necessary." said Mr M. Ponnusamy, who was pr#Mding at the S.O.S.P.A. annual general meeting. He told the meeting the
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    356 18 RETIRING AAA OFFICIAL PLEADS FOR MORE COACHING FACILITIES \f ALACCA, Mon. President of the Malacca Amateur Athletic Association, Mr. H. E. Asbe who is retiring from. Malaya said here today that the standard of athletics in Malaya was rapidly improving. He was confident, that, provided there were proper coac&lng facilities.
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    180 18 Silent Floyd stakes his crown 'TORONTO, Mon. Tom 1 McNeeley the "unknown" Boston Irishman who attempts to wrest the world heavyweight title from Floyd Patterson here tonight, (10.30 am. Tuesday Malayan time), forecasts "I will win in six rounds." He adds "Patterson will be In for a surprise. One thing
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    95 18 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER POPPY DAY MATCH (Kuala Kangsan: Taiping Malays 2 K.K. Comb. 1. FKIFADLIES at Teluk Anson: Stars XI 3 Ipoh T.C. 1; At Segamat youths 2 Juniors 0. McGILLIVRAY CUP— Selangor State semi-final (Tg. Malim): og Rantau Est 1 Escot Est. 0; At Klnang: Revertex Ltd 1 Ulu
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    Lock icon Coaches from East and West prepare Burma's teams
    906 19  -  THAUNG MYINE. SEAT GAMES PREVIEWED HOST NATION ALC OUT FOR HONOURS By RANGOON, Monday BURMESE athletes, men and women, who have had the benefit of training under an international team of coaches, drawn from both the East and the West, are now
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