The Straits Times, 6 December 1961

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    20 1 mßxn AVEKACE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 Nat**" Ne**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon IT'S WAR in KATANGA
    650 1 INDIA— MAO'S INVASION THREAT: See Back Page U.N. discovers 'battle plan' just before attack Indian troops take barrier ELISABETHVILLE, Tues. UNITED Nations troops and Katanga forces clashed here today as civilians began to flee from the city. Fighting began shortly after a senior U.N. official had
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    The Tengku's 'one little snag'
    1251 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues CABINET TO HEAR TODAY OF DISAGREEMENT ON COMMISSION CHAIRMAN rr<HE Federation Ca- binet will hear a full report from Tengku Abdul Rahman tomorrow on his Malaysia talks with the British Government and the "small snag" that has arisen. The Tengku. who flew
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    Malaysia project 'very attractive' Brunei's Sultan tells Council
    214 1 BRI'NEI TOWN. Tues. The Sultan of Brunei, Kir Omar Saifuddin, told the Legislative Council here today that the prospect of joining Malaysia was in my own personal view" very attractive. Speaking at the Budget session, the Sultan said that since the future
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    $10,000 robbery
    58 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Armed robbers gagged and blindfolded the jaga of a Lever Brothers store in Clarke Quay last night and took away $10,150 worth of soap and toothpaste. Khushi Mohammed. 40. told police that the gang of three, armed with daggers took away the goods in two vans belonging
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    Lock icon Pope's message
    22 1 VATICAN CITY. Tues. Pope John will broadcast his Christmas message to the world at 1900 GMT on Dec. 21. Reuter.
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    Lock icon KING IN COLOMBO
    52 1 /COLOMBO. Tuesday— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and \J the Raja Permaisuri Agong of Malaya arrived here today In the liner Asia on their way to Bombay for their State visit to India and Pakistan. The King played golf in Colombo, while the Queen went shopping. They leave
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    PICKETS VANISH
    453 1 after that Assembly vote SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fHE student pickets at the Government Sup plementarv Chinese Secondary Four exaniin ation centres vanished today Instead, they held meetings at the Chinese High School in Buklt Tlmah Road and the Chung Cheng High School In Goodman Road The meetings lasted hours
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    Lock icon LATEST
    28 1 I USABETHfILLS, -One IN. Indian .mi wAi killed and Lieutenant and rate wounded «n f'c n Klisabrthvilfe M n; t(» rrp<>rt* from )»rt area Renter, his p.igr).
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    Mac-Jack Bermuda talks
    486 2 WESTERN BIG TWO TO DISCUSS CHANCES OF ACHIEVING REDUCTION OF WORLD TENSION PRESIDENT John Kennedy and Mr. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, are to meet on Dec. 21 and 22 in Bermuda, it was announced here last night. President Kennedy and Mr Macmillan have ior some
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    Lock icon UN vote on 'foreign troops' in Oman
    167 2 NEW YORK, Tues. —I The U.N Special Political Committee yesterday called for the withdrawal of all "foreign forces" from Oman, after a weeklong debate in which Arab staces accused Britain of continued "aggression" there. A resolution aaopted by the committee by 38 votes
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    Princess and Thai Queen
    60 2 QUEEN Sirikit of Thailand points out a feature of the Buddhist festival of Loy Krathong to Princess Alexandra of Kent. The Princess, visiting Thailand during her goodwill tour of the Par East, spent two days of rest with King Bhumibhol and Queen Sirikit at their Klai
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    Lock icon CHIEFTAINS TAKE OFF SHOES FOR THE QUEEN
    98 2 CHIEFTAINS TAKE OFF SHOES FOR THE QUEEN RATHURST (Gambia), Tues. The 35 tribal chiefs of Gambia all devout Muslims removed their shoes as they stepped up to be presented to Queen Elizabeth yesterday in a ceremony at Brikana. 20 miles south of here. Their spokesman. Seyfu Omar Mbaki. said the
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    Lock icon N-weapons curb
    28 2 NEW YORK. Tues. The General Assembly yesterday adopted two resolutions aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons to countries that do not have them —Reuter
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    Lock icon Glenn gets set for orbital flight
    142 2 Glenn gets set for orbital flight f A P E CANAVERAL* Tues.— Lt.-Col. John. Glenn, picked to make America's first orbital flight in space, yesterday moved into Project Mercury's "ready room* quarters here. The quarters are the MUM as those used by astronauts Sheppard and Grissom befort their sub-orbital flight.
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    Lock icon 300 JEERING PEOPLE FOLLOW MENZIES
    143 2 BRISBANE, Tuesday. ABOUT 300 jeering and booing people followed Mr. R. G. Menzies, the Australian Prime Minister, as he walked from Brisbane City Hall escorted by police last night after the most rugged election meeting of his campaign tour. Earlier hecklers had caused uproar as
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      179 2 .^^^K^K. Toys that will be a thrill to own this Christmas I W£ meccano I m .«^^fe£^ Here"? loads of fun for girls and boys of all ages. For young engineers and architects, there are hours of endless joy with ta& "^^flj tor* that are a real thrill to own...
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      42 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby EVBBY MAN is\ /IT IS HIS NATURE 7D 4 WOMAN MUST TKY y OQ I POLYGAMOUS I I SeBKA MATB OTUIH I ITO UNO6KSTANO TUIS \&£dO-^ 1 \^ByNATu*ey \tuan his legal wt-ej \faiung of all /jgv/ ,/~^\}P^lJ
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    Lock icon O'BRIEN: I WAS OBSTACLE TO BRITISH DESIGNS IN CONGO
    1135 3 NEW YORK, Tues Poet-diplomat talks of the two faces of Britain J)R. Conor Cruise O'Brien, former United Nations representative in the Congo, said yesterday he was an obstacle to British designs in the Congo. The Irish poet-diplo-mat, who has resigned from
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    Lock icon Minister says: Attacks on O'Brien unjust
    147 3 MEW YORK. Tuts. Mr. Frank Aiken, Irish External Affairs Minister, said yesterday that the British Press attacks on Dr. O'Brien were "unfair and unjust." At the same time, Mr. Aiken disclaimed responsibility for the statements made by Dr. O'Brien after resigning on Saturday from
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    'A door we all want to open'
    763 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday 'SELL-OUT MERGER? TO WHOM ARE WE SELLING OUT?' ASKS MR. RAJAH \|R. A.P. RAJAH (Alliance-Fairer Park) told the Legislative Assembly tonight that though he might be fighting the PAP, the door which both the PAP and he wanted to go through
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    Gamblers fined
    21 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Twenty-one people, including two women, were each fined $25 in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today for gambling.
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    RATION ZONES
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Water will be shut off tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in ZONES ONE and FOUR and from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. In ZONES FIVE and SIX.
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    TWO LEE GIRLS 'GRADUATE'
    106 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The six-year-old daughters of two rival political leaders were among the 69 children, who "graduated" from the Nanyang Kindergarten in Bukit Timah this evening. They were Lee Wei Ling, daughter of Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Tew, and Lee Yu lien, daughter of Dr.
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    Factory strike: 39 detained
    182 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rrHTRTY-NINE strikers of the Hua Heng Rubber Factory in Jurong were this afternoon arrested by police for allegedly obstructing the entrance of the factory. i 1 The workers are members of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union. The Police Secretary, Mr. Llm Seng
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    SQUATTER TROUBLE: POLICE STEP IN
    227 4 SQUATTER TROUBLE: POLICE STEP IN SINGAPORE. Tues. A police party this morning rushed to Whltley Road, where a demolition squad from the Ministry of National Development were confronted by more than 100 angry squatters. The arrival of 30 policemen In five patrol cars prevented any trouble. Tension developed when 50
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      226 4 AXyOIXr E M E IV T The Management of the following theatre* in Singapore regret to inform the public that due to industrial action, the Saturday midnight and Sunday 9 a.m. cheap morning matinee shows at rheie theatres have boon cancelled until further notice. THE NORMAL DAILY SHOWS WILL CONTINUE
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    RAJAH HITS OUT at BARISAN—AND ALSO at PRIME MINISTER
    2478 5 RAJAH HITS OUT at BARISAN— AND ALSO at PRIME MINISTER Straits Times Assembly Reporters SINGAPORE, Tuesday That isn't the way to get merger of any sort, phoney or otherwise... I^HE Alliance membei 1 for Farrer Park. Mr. A. P. Rajah today accused the Barisan Sosialis of not being sincere about
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      128 5 hoi* back W ,fIF IHTf VbT^l S*% bCb\ Jlv V bt^ jomp jj* Iw tlt^Cl I I*l A truly happy event for Mrs. Tan and her friends arc soon there V^dmj^^ to wish her happiness and a quick return to health. To help her j^g Wk regain her strength they
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    Aborigine attraction for 'Visit Orient Year' guests
    171 6 Aborigine attraction for 'Visit Orient Year' guests 1 MUAR. Tues.— Twenty aoorigines from the JohorePahang border were taken by a chartered bus to Singapore yesterday to take part in a stage show in a series marking the "Visit the Orient Year.' The show, "The Wonders of the Malayan Jungle," will
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    Off to Bangkok
    50 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.The deputy director of Veterinary Servlc. Mr. S. Thuraisingham. and the State Veterinary Officer of Johore. Mr K. T. John, left here today by air for Bangkok to attend the F.A.O. regional conference on animal production and health which opens there tomorrow until Dec. 16.
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    Far4ewell parade for Ist battalion
    180 6 A LOR STAR, Tues. The Ist Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, '''filch is moving to Kuala Lumpur next week after serving six years in Alor Star, said goodbye to Kedah today with an impressive parade at Its Kepala Batas Camp. The Sultan and Sultanah, the Mentrl
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    Planters' gift
    33 6 IPOH. Tues.— The Central Perak Planting Association has contributed $1,239 to the National Monument Fund. A cheque was handed over yesterday to the District Officer. Dindlngs, Inche Senawi bin Haji Zainuddin.
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    WOMEN PACE-SETTERS
    303 6  -  TAI SING ONN By They are doing men's jobs and earning more than the men, says Ministry report yyOMEN in Malaya are not only doing men's jobs today some even manage to earn more than men at these jobs. The Ministry of Labour, in its latest monthly report,
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    Mr. Chow to get that $31,000
    221 6 LONDON. Tuesday. AN appeal by Mr. Chow Yoong Hong, a textile dealer, of High Street, Kuala Lumpur, from a Judgment of the Court of Appeal at Kuala Lumpur in favour of Choong Fan Rubber Manufactory. whom he had sued for $31,112. the amount of
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    CASE OF THE SOFT HEARTED ROBBERS
    65 6 CASE OF THE SOFT HEARTED ROBBERS IPOH. Tues. Five robbers returned $26 to a fish seller after robbing him of $94. Choy Ah Seong. 25, said later that he had pleaded with the gang, two of whom were armed with daggers, to let him keep some money to carry on
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    Eye specialist for Johore
    40 6 MERSING. Tues. Dr. S. Sivarajah, medical officer here, has been transferred to the Johore Bahru General Hospital as State eye specialist. Dr. James Low from the Johore Bahru General Hospital will replace Dr. Sivarajah in Merslng.
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    Road victim sold
    31 6 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues.— An unclaimed two-year-old buffalo (weight: 150 katis). which was injured in a car accident near here, was sold yesterday in a police auction for $81.
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    Sent for trial
    29 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.A larvae collector. G. Krishnan Nair. 19. today was committed for trial on a charge of raping a 13-year-old girl. He reserved his defence.
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    TOO WAI' OR POOVAYEE? ALL THE SAME TO THIS WOMAN
    179 6 TOO WAI' OR POOVAYEE? ALL THE SAME TO THIS WOMAN IJUALA LUMPUR. Tues. An Indian woman on an estate In Johore answers to TWO names one of which is distinctly CHINESE. According to the latest monthly report of the Ministry of Labour, she caused quite a lot of trouble until
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    HOCKEY LEAGUE OFFICIAL WEDS
    56 6 MR. AND MRS. SATHANANDAN after their wedding at the St. John Ambulance Association hall in Ipoh The bride. Miss T. Nesamalar. is a teacher at the Sultan Yussuf Primary School. Batu Gajab. The bridegroom, secretary of Ipoh District Hockey League, is on the staff of the
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    APOLOGY ENDS ATTACK CASE
    164 6 MALACCA. Tues.— Six men accused of assaulting a man were acquitted and discharged by the Sessions Court here today after counsel had apologised for them. The six were Tamby bin Abu. Hashim bin Hussein. Hussein bin Said. Sa'ad bin Abdullah. All bin Hussein and Salleh bin
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    A suite in a 300-room palace for the King
    363 6 From K. KRISHNA MOORTHY NEW DELHI. Tuesday OASHTRAPATI Bha- van, one of Asia's most spectacular palaces and the home of Presid ent Rajendra Prasad of India, is now being readied for the state visit ot the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. who is
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    The migrant fishermen return
    72 7 The migrant fishermen return IJUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Six hundred fishermen have rejoined their families in Trengganu after 10 months fishing ln the East Coast of Johore. A further 200 fishermen are 1 expected to return to their homes in Trengganu shortly from their seasonal migration. The fishermen leave their homes
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    Clerk robbed
    28 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. -Thieves ransacked the home of a clerk. Llm Tee Seng, of Kampong Kovil, last r.ight and took cash and jewellery worth about $2,000
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    Now they can take the exam in peace
    98 7 npHESE girl candidates tak--1 ing the elementary mathematics paper of the supplementary Singapore Government Chinese Secondary Four examination at the Teachers Training College Centre hide their faces from the camera. They were among the «28 candidates who missed the paper during the
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    Lunchtime escort for top staff
    183 7 Lunchtime escort for top staff SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pOLJCE today escorted the European managerial r staff out of the strikebound offices of Guthrie and Co. in the Chartered Bank: Chambers, Battery Road, as they made their way to lunch through a crowd of striking pickets from the Singapore Business Houses Employees'
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    3 UNIONISTS ACCUSED OF ASSAULT, INTIMIDATION
    177 7 3 UNIONISTS ACCUSED OF ASSAULT, INTIMIDATION SINGAPORE. Tues. Foo Yong Fong. president <>f j the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, and two union members pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court today to charges of assault and intimidation of officers of the strike-bound Guthrle and Co. Ltd. Foo is alleged
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    Officers to train in Britain
    89 7 Officers to train in Britain KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two officers of the Federation Armed Forces will leave this week for training in Britain. They are Pilot Officer Lee Theng Kooi. of the Royal Malayan Air Force, and Lieut. Jaafar bin Mohamed, of the Federation Artillery. Pilot Officer Lee will leave
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    Bargain bid in court
    54 7 PENANG. Tues.— A woman motorcyclist, fined $10 for a traffic offence today, askec the Magistrate. Mr. Ajaib Singh, to halve the amount. "There Ls no bargaining here," the Magistrate told Low Yoon Chow, who pleaded guilty to parking her motorcycle at a "no-waiting" area ln Church
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    Archdeacon to give talk
    45 7 PENAN'G. Tues.— The Yen. A C. Dumper. Archdeacon ol North Malaya, will address the Penang Historical Society on 'The history of St. George's Church' at the Fenang library at 6 p.m. on Dec. 13. The talk is open to the public.
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    NAVY GOES ON SOS MISSION TO ISLAND
    144 7 NAVY GOES ON SOS MISSION TO ISLAND SINGAPORE Tues. The Royal Malayan Navy was called in today to rush medical aid to Pulau Aur (pop. 350), an island oft* the Johore coast, where 45 people have been taken ill. Normally, a police boat would have been sent on the mission,
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    HER SIGHT SAVED AFTER ACID ATTACK
    142 8 HER SIGHT SAVED AFTER ACID ATTACK 1/UALA LUMPUR, Tues. 1Y Madam Chin Chiew Yoong. 52. who had acid thrown on her by robbers on an estate near Kajang last week, has been told by doctors at the General Hospital here that her right eye has been saved and there is
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    A forst-class public service is the aim of Whitleu Council
    473 8 A forst-class public service is the aim of Whitleu Council KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday T^HE Permanent Secrex tary to the Prime Minister's Department. Dato Abdul Aziz bin Ha.ji Abdul Majid, said today that the ultimate objective of the Whitley Council must be "an absolutely firstclass public service which has no room
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    Planter gave bribe, fined
    92 8 MALACCA. Tues.— A rubber smallholder. Pow Boon Chan, was found guilty in the Malacca Sessions Court today of giving a $200 bribe to a detective and fined $100. A rubber dealer, Llm Kirn Hong, charged together with Pow, was acquitted and discharged without his defence being
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    Postman bitten
    27 8 SEREMBAN. Tues. The headmaster of the nationaltype school at Lfjiggeng, Leonard Eric Jansz. was today fined $20 because his dog bit a postman. Abdul Malik.
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    11 motions by Socialist member
    152 8 CEREMBAN, Tues. Mr. Ournam Singh fHll (Socialist Front) will Introduce 11 motions and ask 27 questions at the Negrl Sembilan Legislative Assembly meetIng to be held on Dec 19 to 22 His motions urge the banning of pin-tables to discourage gambling, unfreezing of applications for
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      Mystery Baron appeared in 1771 Macao with five *petticoats'
      1037 9 Mystery Baron appeared in 1771 Macao with five *petticoats' (WAS HE AN EXILED RUSSIAN FROM SIBERIA?) THE Annual Register for the year 1772 offered many enticing items of news for its readers. There was a copy of a "Will made by His Majesty King (Jeorge I in favour of lhe
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      HE LATER STYLED HIMSELF KING
      704 9 many of his countrymen, were carried to Casan." So far. so good. The Baron, then, had been sent by the Russians to Siberia. From there he had conirived to escape to Kamchatka with a number of his fellow officers and men. There he had bought
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    DEATH
    22 10 M H«.rf« S/» Minimum i OR NAVUDU r.^'her of I)r N, ■rii pasved away pe;icefullv on »th Nov. «1 at Madra.«.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    74 10 7* H'orrfs Minimum) TMC FAMILY of the lai» W. G. Rrohier thank Rev. Ooi. friend' and rsjathfol for their attendanre*. condol-•n-ei wreathe awlstaacs at his funeral. MR A MRS Robert Cnoa thank all friaod*. relative f an.t esreciiilly their r»»ni« Ml me neip. heM wishes «:f« and kind vmi.inie
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    IN MEMORIAM
    35 10 Mgr<> Sill I Minimum) TREASURED MEMORIES of Robatt r.ni>io>nn simufi RoM in the Lord, AOatoM flool In Iks .«»eet hy »nd Of, we "hdil me. t on >hat OMHSUgJsi irioie Inserted by bis
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    238 10 in l»«rrf. S/A Minimum) ETTY COSTELLO captivating sinter at The Cockpit. HCALTHV HAIR la BMDtlfO) expert m« ••tunes thai bai season p»ron yo'ir hmr at Retty* 3<lB Prlnsep »>rs»t. Spore Phone I\HO. FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS shoppin*. hop »t HlMn* Cold Rtor.ice Smart tosMM MM for all o<iiFion*. < hildren
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      The Tengku Returns
      581 10 The Prime Minister has returned to the warmest oi welcomes in Kuala Lumpur, having achieved substantially all the objectives of his Lon don journey agreement on his Malaysian concept, merger with Singapore within the projected Malaysian Federation and the use of the Singapore bases. One "small snag."'
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      China, The U.N.
      386 10 The U.S. Government, aware that it could no longer count on success in trying to prevent the U.N. talking about Chinese representation, has for the first time in eleven years given up the attempt. Such radical recognition of what Mr. Rusk last January called "the factual situation"
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      Tension in Goa
      267 10 The persistence of Pirtuguese rule in the Indian *'es*. coast territory of Goa is a senseless anachronism and is showing signs of becoming a dangerous one as well. Indian coastal shipping has been fired on in the past week with, it is said, the loss of a
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    COLOURED CHILDREN FIND AN OPEN DOOR
    716 10  - COLOURED CHILDREN FIND AN OPEN DOOR MICHAEL MOYNIHAN: *What d'you want a blackie for?' attitude is fast disappearing London, Tu«s From "Nigerian baby boy, six months old, would prefer a good neat foster mother."' The advertisement, one of dozens like it appearing weekly in local newspapers near London, underlines a
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      Singapore Grand Prix: The handicaps that we face
      423 10 A GREAT deal has been written regarding the recent Singapore Grand Prix and as an ex-rider myself (Belgian, Dutch, French and German Grand Prixs. also the Isle of Man TT), I shouid like to add my own observations. First. I cannot agree
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    749 10 Turkey: New currents of discord... AS THE NEW GOVT. GOES TO WORK ALMOST AT GUN-POINT IjMET INONU, the 78--ye«3r-old Prime Minister of, Turkey is well known in international circles. In 1923, at the Lausanne conference, his tenacity and diplomatic skill forced Lord Curzon, then British Foreign Secretary, to admit defeat,
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    Waddell: This talk of struggle -What struggle?
    185 11 Waddell: This talk of struggle -What struggle? LTUCHING. Tues. The Governor of Sarawak. Sir Alexander Waddell, today criticised what he termed 'much talk of the struggle for independence "What struggle?" he asked while speaking at the opening budget session of the Council Negri. "The way ls clear for all to
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    $37 mil. profit
    29 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The currency fund of the Currency Commissioners for Malaya and British Borneo gainid a profit of $37,160,459 last year, compared with $29,668,--578 in 1959.
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    University debate on merger
    92 11 University debate on merger [JUALA LUMPUR. Tue.v A public symposium on the current topic of the merger between the Federation and Singapore will be held at the Arts Lecture Theatre In the University of Malaya here on Friday at 8 p.m. Among those taking part In the discussion will be
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    Bank chief due
    37 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The chairman ol the Mercantile Bank. Sir Kenneth Mealing, and Lady Mealing will arrive here from Hong Kong on Friday, to attend the opening of the new bank in Market Street.
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    Robbers aided—by victims
    411 11 Robbers aided— by victims A COURTING COUPLE WERE HELD UP AT THE BOTANIC GARDENS, THEN THEY DROVE THE THUGS TO FREEDOM PENANG, Tuesday. COURTING couple held up by two robbers last night later HELPED the robbers to escape. Both the hold-up men and their victims were in a car when
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    3 Ministers to speak
    56 11 RAWANG. Tues. Three Alliance Ministers will address a rally at the MCA SDorts ground here on Dec. 12. They are the Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Un; the Minister of Posts, Works and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan and the Minister of
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    132 teachers begin course
    46 11 SEREMBAN, Tues The Mentri Besar. Dr. Mohamed Said bin Mohamed, yesterday opened a six-day course for 132 adult education teachers at the King George V School here. A similar course for 200 more teachers will be held from Dec. 18 to 23.
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    Golden jubilee
    34 11 PENANG. Tues— More than 350 scouts from 10 States today registered at Jubilee Camp. Telok Bahang, for the five-day Penang jamborette. opening tomorrow, to mark the golden jubilee of Scouting ir. Malaya.
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    Hall opened
    27 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Haji Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. yesterday opened a $4,500 community hall In Pengkalan Batu In Merslng.
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    COUNTERFEIT RING: POLICE STEPPING UP PRESSURE
    133 11 COUNTERFEIT RING: POLICE STEPPING UP PRESSURE KLANG, Tues.— Police here are stepping up their efforts to catch up with a counterfeit gang which is circulating dud 50-cent coins. A man detained recently has been released after Interrogation. Police have raided a shop here where they found a quantity of dud
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    14 NATIONS AT ILO TALKS
    125 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Fourteen countries will take part in the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Asian seminar on prevention and settlement of industrial disputes, to be held at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here on Thursday. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open the seminar,
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    Mariam at the big welcome
    79 11 MARIAM, daughter of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, stands on the saluting dais at the Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday while her father, on his return from the Malaysia talks in London, inspects the guard of honour by the Royal Federation of Malaya Police. She
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    Fisherman dies after capsize
    249 11 Fisherman dies after capsize KUALA TRENGGANU, Tuesday 'rHE north-east monsoon, now building up to its A annual peak of flooding and devastation, has claimed its first victim on the East Coast. He was a fisherman. Inche Aman bin Awang. who, with six others aboard two boats was thrown overboard when
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    PUPILS TOLD: OBSERVE THIS CHINESE SAYING...
    271 11 PUPILS TOLD: OBSERVE THIS CHINESE SAYING... KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rpHE Education Minister, Inche Abdul Rahman Talib, today again referred to the student trouble in Singapore and warned children in Chinese schools in the Federation not to behave like the Singapore students. He gave this warning when he addressed Selangor Chinese
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    7 out of 8 Pahang schools go 'national'
    109 11 7 out of 8 Pahang schools go 'national' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues—The Ministry of Education announced today that seven out of eight Chinese secondary schools in Pahang have been converted into fully-assisted national type schools. The Chung Ching Middle School in Raub Ls the latest school to be given full assistance.
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    Youth gift to mosque fund
    47 11 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Tues. Members of the Kuala Kubu Bahru Youth Club yesterday donated $70 towards the District Mosque Fund. Inche Moknti bin Ra.>hld. president of the club, handed the money to the Imam hert. Inche Mohamed Arltl bin Hajl Abdul Rahman.
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    New course for 400 teachers
    52 11 IPOH. Tues. Nine-hund-red national language teachers of adult education classes in Perak will begin a weeks course in batches this month. The Mentri Besar. Dato Sha'ari bin Shafiee. will open tomorrow morning the course for the first batch of 400 teachers at the Sekolah Tuanku
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    Driver fined
    44 11 PENANG. Tues. Tan Kin Hye. 19. was today fined $20 for failing to produce his driving licence at a police station within five days of his being ordered to do so by a police officer In Ayer Itam Road on Aug. 17.
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    Course at CID
    25 11 KUALA KUBU BAHRU, Tues. Inspector Abu Bakar bin Hussein, left here yesterday for a one-week course at C.ID. headquarters in Kuala Lumpur.
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    114 12 Hard times ahead for Indonesia JAKARTA. Tucs. Nexi year will be worse lor Indonesia than 1961. according to the Minister for Development. Basic Industries and Mines. Mr Chaerul Saleh. The Minister told reporters after returning from a tour of North Sumatra iliat efforts to solve the problem of f'eding and
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    Welcome for immigrants
    54 12 AS a form of protest against the Government's intention to restrict immigration into Britain. London students organised a "welcome party" at Waterloo Station when a contingent of West Indian immigrants arrived. The welcome was sponsored by the Movement for Colonial Freedom, as a demonstration of goodwill between
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      245 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS overhauled <tr S SSiS^ron^SS ffi: 3S-. etWLfcn.l. P-W 13. Sanctimonious talk by a good 7 _i" is— man about money <7K 1T J*f rock form <* T"™* 13. Ostentatious college festival? Augasi i* drvoted to prodiv- <&>- ing a tuft of hair on the'hp 14. Becoming
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 14 SINGAPORE, Dec 5 RUBBER: 75} cents per lb. (up half a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 75? cents (steady quiet) TIN: 5479.57* per picul (down Sl.B7j>. Estimated unofficial offering >40 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    210 14 QECEMBtR ftrtt grade rubber buytrt f.e.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 73) cent* per lb up half a cent on 1 Monday price. The tone wai quiet but ataady. ICC. ft A. closing prices In cents per 'b. yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S. Prompt f.o.b. buyers 73), aeilrra 75»:
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    RUBBER CROPS
    14 14 Further November rubber crops included: Kuala Reman 101.000 Ib. Nyalas 62.530 lb.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    114 14 MELBOURNE. Tuti. INVESTMENT shares were traded a.ong sleaay lines. Base mrtals and oils were bteatiy. Broken HIM South gained M. to 12.5. 3d. and Anst Oil and Gu Is. 6d. to 21s. 6d. Commonwealth bond* were .steacy. Con. Zinc 62 Mount In 86 lOt Herald 6J la N.B.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    181 14 I SHIPS lying alangsida ths linn»p»ra wharvti today art: Tatarrax 3K/39. Flm Maersk 31 '32, Ruys 31/32. Frankfurt 10 11. Van Linnchotrn 1.V16. Lcovin« IP. MtanrtJ liov<i 35 3«, Cannanora 4 3. Bentong L' 3. Auby NW. 4/5. Outtr raads: L.lan Hrn. Kaoeko*. Norelx. Kizik L*btd»v. Lib»rfad.
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    HEGU6IBLE BUSINESS IN TINS ON STOCK MARKET
    476 14 From Our Market Correspondent rERE was only negligible bti'lncss in tins on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and more business was done in the industrial section. This, however, was only small. The tin share market lacked stimulus and the drop of $1.87} in
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices: Dec. 4 Dw. 5 Industrials: 158.68 158.90 Tins: 301.10 301.02 S rubber*: 231.85 229.12 Jan. I 938= 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE >
    679 14 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE > DUSINESS on t.,e Malayan Stock Pxcnange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals m brackets: Industrials: Gammon (1.0001 $1.69): Cold Store (1.000) (2.42 cd (2.000) J-' 4J cd: Steamers (5.000) SO cent* ON: 8. Traders 1.000 1 $4.60 xd D: Boustead 1 1.000) 51. 42
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    137 14 THE Malayan exchange iinkr 1 Atsceiaticn made these changes in Its rates to merchant* yenterday (all rate* to $100): Mew Yersi: t.nylns TT 32 15M6. airmail OD 33 1 16. 90 d *t 33 5/16 credit hills, 33 7/18 trade bills. Canada: buytnc TT 34|, airmail OD 34|.
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    Tin price down by $1.87 Rubber still featureless
    175 14 THE price of tin underwent a reaction in Singapore yesterday and fell $1.87* to $479,874 on an offering of 240 tons. In London during the overnight afternoon trading cash tin fell £3 10s. per ton and three months £3. Demand quieter Tin
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    FAVOURABLE OCTOBER TRADE
    178 14 /ynciAl., preliminary ftguies show that October was the fourth month tli:s year ;n which pan-Malayan trade showed a favourable balance. The Octocet balance at $2.9 million compared wilta $2.1 million in March. $31.7 million in August, and $14 million on the revised figures lor September. Total October
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    111 14 Chmiti Prtduct Cithang* t>n(igir« rwan price* p*r pieul ymtrtfay: C*c*nut all: b~lk $33 aelitr*. drum 5371 arliera. C»»r»: Novrmt>cr IK Continent $25 buyer", *25i «cll«r». •>•■*»: Muntok white, $!6:"i *«ltcrs. tank white $180 aellrrx. special Sarawak black »127» tellera, garnVd l^mponc black $127 J sellera. Lampoo* j
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      545 14 H!°!ORIENTJ LINES I TO AMERICA S.S. "CHUSAN" (24,000 tens fully aircondrttoiMd fitted with stabilisers) PENANG 6th April 1962 deporting SINGAPORE 9th April 1962 for HONOLULU, VANCOUVER, SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES via Manila, Hongkong, Kobe Yokohama. (Round voyages available return to Singapore 2nd Juna and Penang 4th Juno 1962) For Reservations,
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      225 14 TENDER CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS GAS DEPARTMENT: (a) Sale of Surplus Oil Gas Tar at Kalian- Gas Work.--(b) Laying of Gas Mains and Service* from 1/1/1962 to 31/12/1952. Trader Deposit $100 for item (a) and $2M for item (b). Tendeis (a) and <bY close a* 2.15 p.m. on 19th
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      1536 15 I ontinurd liom Page 10) SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* tt (Min.)— Baa St ct: extra WANTED English ipeaklns Waitresses. Nee Soon Bar 122-1, Transit Road. Singapore. TRACER— European Engineering firm require youth to learn tracing of englreerlnx drawing*. Reply Box AHS4 ST K 1,. WANTED School care-taker. State remuneration required
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      195 15 WHERE TO EAT (Sport) M Word* tit (Minimum > Dmilw 1 month. It Word* $2.50 (Mm.) MUI FONO RISTAURANT:- Luncheon at only $1.90 per hc;id: Ol«>r» ftoup Braised Oxtail Potatoes Carrota Roll Butter Chrese Coffee. 1011 Ford Consul s BSO I*S4 Ferd Popular ce 0 0 WA u Ord Contul
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      949 16  -  KATHLEEN HICKLEY i 1 Man in the Moon delves into disused well to claim it MOTHER Goose has her cousin Griselda to stay and gives a party in her honour. The gander arranges a treasure hunt which is a great success. When everyone has found his prize
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      246 16 Over-17 pen friends Simon Yong, aged 18; 69-1, Ipoh Roar. Kiiiiiu Lumpur; swimming, table-iennl& Jenny Kee, agea, 24; 1030, Sultan Roau. Aulong Village Taiplng; tson^s movlo Frrnando Sim. aged 18: 82 Lorong O. Telok Kurau, Singapore 15; Summing, cycling. Andrew Low, aged 19: 210. Joo Chiat Road. Singapore 15- dancing.
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      542 16 Lim Mine, aged 14; 69. Kampong Paya Bunga, Kuala Trengganu, Trengganu; reading. Elsie Tan, aged 14; 9. Kampong Paya Bunga. Kuala Trengganu, Trengganu; reading Esroe Wont, aged 16; BW. Pengkalan Rama. Malacca; songs, movies. lirlen Jeanie C'hua, aged 17; 7C, Beatty Road, Singapore 8; songs. Florence Chiang,
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      380 17 COLOMBO PLAN v SCHOLARSHIP IN PHYSIOTHERAPY. An award has been gi anted by the New Zealand Government to the LADY TEMPLER HOSPITAL for training In Physiotherapy in 1962. Applications are Invited from female Federal Cltlsens between the ages of, 18 and 21 who possess a Higher School Certificate, with credits
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      190 17 NOTICE I wish to inform all friends and customers that I have dissolved my partnership with Citizen Studio Engravers 39, Sultan Street. Kuala Lumpur. The remaining partners have taken over all assets and liabilities of the said firm with effect from 31st July, 1961. I have now started a new
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      187 17 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE Financial Year Ending 31st. December, 1961. Claims in respect of services rendered or goods supplied to Government prior to and Including the Istn. December, 19rtl, should be submitted to the ordering department not later than the 18th. December, 1961. to enable payment, to be made during
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      677 17 NOTICES SUNGEI BIDOR TIN DREDGING LIMITED Tin ore output for the month of November 1961 586 picuLs Hours worked 626 Yardage treated 242,000 yards KELANTAN COVT. HIGHER STUDIES SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Board of Trustee* Invites applications for scholarships from Malays of Kclantan birth and non-Malay Kclantan State Nationals, who have
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    447 19 England 23 behind, Lock hits his Test best FLASHING MIRRORS HOLD UP PLAY KANPUR, Tuesday. A FTER being forced to follow on 223 runs behind, England recovered in their second innings, but still needed 23 runs to wipe off the arrears at the close on the fourth day of the
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    38 19 CANBERRA. Tue& Australian Test opener Bill Lawrv has been appointed captain of Victoria, replacing wicketkeeper Len Maddocks. Victoria have dropped tor their game against Queensla n d next Saturday lan Quick, the left-handed bowier. j
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    29 19 TOKYO, Tues. The Tokyo Olympic Organising Committee today tentatively decided the 1964 Tokyo Games would begin on Friday Oct. 9 and end on Bunday, Oct 25.— Reuter.
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    266 20 Note hints of sending troops across the border NEW DELHI, Tuesday. jyjß. NEHRU, the Indian Prime Minister, told Parliament here today that China has threatened to send troops across the McMahon Line into India's North-East Frontier Agency. Mr. Nehru s;iid ;i Chinese Note hinted this action
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    31 20 THC WEDDING of Lydia Pavalamtnani Tnuraiappah, Ipoh to Robert Selvarutnam Kuddythamby on 0.12.61 has been postponed due to the untimely death of Dr. Home V Thurai;ii>I'.ih, beloved brother of Lydia.
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    90 20 OR. AND MRS. TOW SIANC PHANC thank thnr friends and relatives for their Kood wishes and valuable pr-m-nts received at their weddinx. MR. TMEIN VAN SOON and family thank relative*, fnendx for their k.nd rondotenc. s. flower*, wreaths, transportation and attendance at the funrral of the late Madame Tan
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