The Straits Times, 19 December 1961

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY TERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times tfatio' tai Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    GOA: CALL TO U.N.
    899 1 Portuguese frigate sunk report Initial advance of up to 20 miles YORK, Mon. Portugal today formally requested an urgent meeting of the U.\. Security Council to consider India's invasion of Goa. The Council will meet at 3 a.m. Malayan time tomorrow. As Portugal was making its
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    OPERATION TO SEPARATE SIAMESE TWINS: ONE SURVIVES
    110 1 OPERATION TO SEPARATE SIAMESE TWINS: ONE SURVIVES SINGAPORE, Mon.— One of Singapore's lirst Siamese twins, Karen Yoon, was alive tonight after being .-tparated from her sister, Kate, In an operation at the General Hospital today. Kate died about three hours after the operation started. A spokesman at the General Hospital
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    Lock icon Kennedy returns
    24 1 PALM BEACH. Florida. Mon.— President Kennedy ar- > rived here by air today after a week-end tour of Venezue- la and Colombia.— Reuter.
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    WOMEN POLICE BREAK THE WORK BRIGADE BARRIER –
    89 1 WOMEN POLICE BREAK THE WORK BRIGADE BARRIER IN THIS battle of the fair sex. smartly-uniformed women police constables are seen trying to break a human barrier formed by tough women members of the Singapore Work Brigade in slacks and Jerkins. The Brigade women formed the vanguard of resistance when troops
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    CHE SAHORA TAKEN ILL IN THE ASSEMBLY
    228 1 CHE SAHORA TAKEN ILL IN THE ASSEMBLY SINGAPORE. Mon. Che Sahora binte Ahmat, of the People's Action Party, tonight broke Assembly trajdltion by stumbling Into the Chamber in socks and taking a seat without going through the formality of bowing to the Speaker. At 7 p.m. tonight. In answer to
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    U.N. jets strafe Union Miniere
    325 1 ELISABETHVILLE. Mon I TNITED Nations U Swedish and Indian troops today made repeated rocket and cannon-shell attacks on the big Union Miniere establishment on the outskirts of Elisabethville while patrols moved into the town centre to deal with the last pockets of resistance. The operation
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    Lock icon Welensky orders military steps
    82 1 SALISBURY. (SouHMrn RhooVtu). Mon. Sir Roy Wclensky. Rhodcsijn Fedcr.il Prim* Minister. Mid Imt nigfcr he had ordered "certain military disposition" to be made becaute of a deterioration in the Katanga situation. He issued a statemen* referring to the deterioration and to "changed circumstances in Hie last
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    Ferry closed, bridge falls
    84 1 Ferry closed, bridge falls l/'UALA TRENGGANU, Mon. The Maram; ferry, 12 miles south of here, was closed to all traffic today duo to swift currents after continuous rainfall during tho past 12 hours. The Kuala TrengganuKuala Brang Road va I closed to trailic as the bridge at the 21st milestone
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    W. Irian—l2-year row is reaching boiling point
    375 2 W. Irian— l2-year row is reaching boiling point JAKARTA, Monday JNDONESIA'S 12--year-old quarrel with the Netherlands over ownership of West Irian will come to a climax this week. Tomorrow, the anniversary of v major reverse inflicted upon the infant Indonesian Republic by the Dutch, President Soekarno will "announce his command"
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    Punished
    58 2 because he didn't fast to death, he washes dishes r J'HE Akalis leader, Mr. Tara Shgh, scrubs cooking utensils at Gurdwara Rakab Ganj, New Delhi part of the punishment imposed on him by religious leaders for breaking his "fast unto death", undertaken to try and force the establishment of
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    Lock icon Bombardment of words killed 68, team finds
    288 2 Bombardment of words killed 68, team finds LONDON, Mon. "A bombardment of words" started off election riots in the spice islands of Zanzibar last June in which 68 people were killed and 381 injured, an official commission of inquiry said in its report, published here today. "We do not accept
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    Lock icon A STUDENT LEADER HELD IN JAP PLOT
    170 2 TOKYO. Monday. pOLICE said today they had arrested a leader of the Sanyu Juku, an organisation of rightist students, for alleged "preparation for homicide." The arrest followed the arrest of 13 people last week for an alleged attempt to assassinate government leaders. Yoshlaki
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    Oil discovery
    30 2 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon.— Union Oil Company of California reported the first commercial discovery of oil in Australia in an exploratory well 200 miles west of Brisbane, Queensland U.P.L
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    Lock icon Laos talks on
    28 2 GENEVA. Mon. The 14--power marathon Laos conference, now in sight of agreement, met here today under the chairmanship of Mr. Oeorgi Pushkin. Soviet co-chairman.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon British base must go, says party
    90 2 VAIROBI. Mon.— The Kenya A> Freedom Party passed resolutions at Its annual conference here over the weekend calling foi the removal of the British military base at Kahawa and a foreign policy of "non-alignment and positive neutralism.'" The £5 million British base, about 50
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      35 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby r.A»iO tmis i* jop > »OL^ /'we took it V^ /as uow<s\ I (so sue* uao 7M*r} I I ASO AS I I 7** BLUM DUtSS V THAT \TURBB masY S'
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    Handful— of votes may decide Menzies' fate
    226 3  - Handful of votes may decide Menzies' fate JACK FINGLETON By /CANBERRA, Mon. A few dozen absentee votes now in the airmail past from London could decide tonight or tomorrow morning whether Mr. Robert Menzies continues in office as Prime Minister of Australia. That, and ironically enough— because Mr. Menzies never
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    Lock icon Saud—new eye operation
    42 3 Saud— new eye operation BOSTON. Mon.— King Saud of Saudi Arabia had a cataract removed from his right eye here yesterday in his second eye operation in a week. Last Sunday the King had a cataract removed from hi* left eye.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mekong delta Reds to be dealt a big blow
    273 3 Mekong delta Reds to be dealt a big blow PLAN TO REVERSE THE TIDE OF SUBVERSION SAIGON, Monday. yiETNAMESE and United States experts are putting the finishing touches on a plan to reverse the tide of Communist subversion in the Mekong delta, authoritative sources said today. The sources said the
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    Lock icon Sit-downer gets lift from law
    34 3 A POLICEMAN carries a woman away from a group of people sitting down outside the United States Air Force headquarters at Ruislip, Middlesex, in an antibomb demonstration. Reuter picture.
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    Lock icon 'Racial bar' warning by Negroes
    91 3 'Racial bar' warning by Negroes ALBANY (Georgia). Mon.— Negro leaders yesterday predicted continued demonstrations against segregation. The Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy, one of 266 Negroes Jailed during a protest demonstration on Saturday, lodged bail and flew to Atlanta to "mobilise the nation" on behalf of the integration movement. Mr. Abernathy
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    Lock icon Judge's death
    23 3 CAIRO. Mon. One of Egypt's foremast judges, Kamel Luftallah. died yesterday after falling from the roof of his Cairo house.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon IT'S 'QUITE POSSIBLE' RUSSIA WILL FIRE SUPER BOMB
    160 3 IT'S 'QUITE POSSIBLE' RUSSIA WILL FIRE SUPER BOMB NEW YORK, Monday COVIET Ambassador Mikhail A. Menshikov said last night it was "quite possible" Russia will detonate a 100-megaton bomb in any new lest series. He warned during a twohojir recorded television Interview that a new round ol Soviet explosions In
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    Lock icon Malayan leader tours Sumatra
    46 3 JAKARTA. Mon— The Malayan Assistant Minister for Rural Development. Haji Abdul Kalid bin Awang Oman. is at present making a twoday tour of North Sumatra. Hajl Abdul Kalid has been visiting Indonesia In the course of a trip around South-East Asia.'— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Freedom' party in Germany
    45 3 11l I 1 BERLIN, Mon— A committee preparing the formation of a new right-wing party hsu> decided to name it the "German Freedom Party." About 150 former mwnbers of the extreme right-wing German Reich Party took part in the meeting.— -Reuter.
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    A chain reaction...
    40 3 LONDON. Mon.— A Mibscriber on a New Forest exchange complained his phone rang every time the lavatory chain was pulled. The complaint proved true, reports the G.P.O. magazine, and the chain reaction has now been put right.
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      441 3 nir A nit a i a\/a Malayan Organ Sextet: 10.30 RADIO MALAYA Polk songs Prom Around TUWorld: 11.00 Close Down. wiiowi siiokiu \vi. RAniO CUNHAPDRF SERVICE ii.: metro nAUIU oIIN la M r"\J nC. A.M. 6.00 TiiiH- Signal. Nettara- SHOUT W.Wt SEKVICK: ku. News Headlines: C.Oo Morn me 41 metre*
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    Dr. Goh gives pledge on 'special' expenditure
    1519 4 STRONG PROTESTS ARE MADE BY THE OPPOSITION, THEN— SINGAPORE. Monday THE Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today gave the Legislative Assembly an assurance that the Government would seek the approval of the House before it spent any of the special expenditure included
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    MARSHALL SHOUTS 'LIAR, LIAR' BUT HAS TO SAY SORRY
    773 4 MARSHALL SHOUTS 'LIAR, LIAR' BUT HAS TO SAY SORRY SINGAPORE. Monday AN angry Mr. David Marshall called Dr. Goh Keng Swee a liar during a heated debate in the Assembly tonight on the use of troops in the City Council strike and the Work Brigade trouble. Replying to the solitary
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      51 4 RATION ZONES SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water supplies will be cat off tomorrow from 8 a.m. to Z p.m. in ZONES TWO and THREE and from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. In ZONES FOUR and SEVEN. .■■■■■■■Mil M' ll 111! 11l ll o rj! ■J Jl A Y m *i v Hrn
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    Refugee family sail away to new life in Formosa
    254 5 pENAXfi. Mon.— A family of five who escaped from the island of Hainan, off the China mainland, nearly three years ago, sailed from Penang today to start a new life in Formosa. "We are grateful to the Malayan Government for its
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    Tan will outline $450 m. plan of development
    302 5 Tan will outline $450 m. plan of development KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. IiHE MINISTER of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, will outline a 5450 million development plan for 1962 at a meeting of the House of Representatives on Thursday. The meeting will .start at 2.30 p.m. Mr. Tan is expected to
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    U.S. SENDS MAN FROM MALAYA TO SAIGON
    87 5 U.S. SENDS MAN FROM MALAYA TO SAIGON KUALA LUMPUR. Mou. Mr. William H. Ridell. press officer with the United States Information Services here, left today by air for Saigon on transfer. Mr. Ridell, who was accompanied by his wife and two and a half-year-old son. Robert, speaks fluent Chinese. Miss
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    Tour by Sultan
    20 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Sultan of Selangor wi«J make an official tour of Petalin? Jaya on Wednesday.
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    Aid fund call to Indians
    56 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Indian community here has been asked to donate liberally to the National Monument Fund. This appeal was made by the retiring president of the Selangor Indian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. AJit Singh, at its annual meeting last night. Mr. B. Mohamed
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    C-PLAN TRAINING IN MALAYA FOR TWO
    108 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rpWO Colombo Plan trainees from Burma have arrived here to take a rubber replanting course offered by the Federation Government. They are U Ula Shwe. 23.! and U Ula Maung. 27 Both are assistant executive officers on rubber replanting projects at
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    Death plea dismissed
    83 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, presiding over the Federation Court of Appeal, today dismissed an appeal by a man sentenced to death for murder. Dato Sir James said: "We shall give our reasons at a later date. We wish to express ourselves
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    Children's treat
    32 5 KTJALA LUMPUR. Mon. The 39 Field Ambulance will bring 50 children from the Su>/jel Buloh Leper Settlement to their camp at Wardleburn here for a big Christmas party on Thursday.
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    $5,000 fine on boatman
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Mor.. Othman bin All. 22. a motorboat operator, was today fined $5,000 or six months' jail for having 5151 b. of dutiable tobacco In his boat, off Tanjong Rhu. on Oct. 29. A second accused. Tan Eng Choon. 34. was acquitted.
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    Council meeting
    25 5 PENANG. Mon. Penang Island Rural District Council will hold its monthly meeting Iti thu State Legislative Assembly Chamber. Peel Avenue. 01; Dec. 29.
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    Acquitted of bookmaking
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— A poultry merchant, Lee Oon Pin. 40, of Jalan Hajl Hussein, was acquitted today of acting as a bookmaker at the Selangor Turf Club on Aug. 31. His defence was not called. Mr. Eugene Lye appeared (or Lee.
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    Three-death crash driver jailed
    188 5 SINGAPORE, Mon A BUS driver, mvolvea an accident in which three of his 16 passengers were killed, was today sentenced by a district court to six months' jail, and also disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for five years. Sand bin Sarlor.. 36. a driver
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    HOUSES TO BE READY BY APRIL
    67 5 TELUK ANSON. Mon. -The first phase of the Teluk Anson town council's $525,000 low cost housing estate of 126 units In Rifle Range off Batak Rat)it Road, three miles from here, is expected to be completed by April This way stated by the council
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    Johore budget attacked
    541 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Socialist Front assemblymen charge that ra'ayat not thought about in State 's development schemes 'lilh Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, and the chairman of the Public Works Committee, Mr. Chua Song Lim, today both defended the Government's proposed expenditure
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    River tragedy victims buried
    217 7 \[UAR. Mon. Three child- 1 ren and an expectant mother who were drowned In the flood-swollen Sungei Lenggor after ieir car plunged into the river last Thursday were buried here today. They were Mrs. Tarn Lam Lii. a Klrkby trained teacher, and her aunt's three children.
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    Lock icon Winner of SLOW scooter —race hits the dust—
    128 7 Winner of SLOW scooter race hits the dust THIS is how scooterist Zachari Mursidi finished at last night's Sports Testa at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur, after he had been judged the winner of the SLOW scooter race. The race was to have been fast one but because of
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    Gifts for lepers
    54 7 KUALA Lt'MPUR. Mon. Inmate- ot the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement will receive 600 Christmas gift* from bulance. Royal Army Medical soldier.s of the 39 Field AmCorps, and B Brigade Group Medical Corps here. The gifts will be distributed by the army's Santa Clous at a party in
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    Give the judges justice: Marshall
    191 7 Give the judges justice: Marshall SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. David Marshall (Workers' Party Anson) today made an impassioned plea in Legislative Assembly that Government should alter the remuneration of Judges, and that they should be taken away from the ambit of the Civil Service. The Assembly was considering the "on account"
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    FIRE VICTIMS DENY ANY 'LINK' WITH BARISAN
    605 7 FIRE VICTIMS DENY ANY 'LINK' WITH BARISAN SINGAPORE, Mon DELEGATION, representing victims of the Bukit Ho Swee fire, today denied that they have been airing grievances against the Ministry of National Development at the instigation of Barisan Sosialis. The victims are now living In Housing Board flats, the rents of
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    Christmas cheers
    38 7 TANJONG MALIM. Mon— More than 100 children cheered when Father Christmas came in a fire engine to give then presents at the Tanlo.ig, Malim Club here yesterday. The party was sponsored by the Catholic Church here
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    Youth gets year's jail for kidnapping girl
    107 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A municipal workman, O. Krlshnan Nair, 19. of Pahang Road, was today sentenced to a year's Jail for kidnapping a 13-year-old girl from the lawful guardianship of her father on June 26. The Sessions Court president. Mr Aw Ah Wah.
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    New museum should be ready next November
    304 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Man r rHE new $1.5 million National Museum will be 45 times bigger than the present temporary building it will replace in Damansaru Road here. The spot has been used contlnously as the site for a museum since 1899. The old
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    'Forgiveness' plea by man at mosque
    348 8 'Forgiveness' plea by man at mosque DPP TELLS MURDER TRIAL OF: IPOH. Monday COON after attacking three people, Ahmad bin Man. a tapper, went to a mosque and said that he had killed a man. the High Court here was told today. Ahmad is accused of the murder of Ibrahim
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    Two Rakyat men plan month-long Java visit
    92 8 Two Rakyat men plan month-long Java visit SINGAPORE. Mon. Two top leaders of the Party Rakyat in Singapore will fly to Indonesia on Wednesday for a one-month visit to meet leaders of tlie workers" movement there. The two oflicialh are vicecl.alrman. Mr. Pang Toon Tin, and assistant secre-tary-general. Inche If.
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    Judge's holiday
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Mon Mr. ■Justice Butt rose, of the Singapore High Court, will leave for Britain on Dec 23 on a holiday, accompanied by his wife. They are expected back in Singapore by the end of April.
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    New industrial sites planned for Ipoh
    215 8 IPOH, Monday npHE Ipoh Town Coun- cil plans to set up two industrial centres in the Menglembu and Falim areas next yearCost of developing the two centres will be just over SI million. About 70 acres of disused mined-out State land have been selected
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    —Alliance assemblyman dies after long illness
    100 8 Alliance assemblyman dies after long illness SERKMBAN. Mon. An Alliance assemblyman in Nrgri Sembilan, Mr. Fonf Yew Wong (Gcmas) died in his homo at Gemas today. A Justice of the Peace, the late Mr. Fong, who was 46. had been ill for almost a year. He served on the Board
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    'I was drunk' he says
    59 8 PENANG. Mon. Kallmuthu Sathan. 23. was allowed bail today after being charged witn causing hurt to G. K Samy and P. VuLsamy with a knife at the Malayan Teach- er.V College ground* last Saturday night. "I was drunk and did not know what I was
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      274 8 Bays Bunny Miy Balph Hointdahi I FEAR^ CONSIPER TH' BILL Mto)\ I SAY, ""1 (~I C AFTER SUCH SHABBY J f V lAM ....AN' ON VER WAV, V V SUV 1 NOR 1 \y^\ J TREATMENT. I'M Si /THAT'LL BE UNABLE swtJZ^- Fk V^( RETRIEVING THE I0.o)' Li I lbn<>r
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    Malay annals were written to please fugitive Sultan
    1039 9 RACKET BY YOUNG NOBLEMEN WAS EXPOSES DOWNSTREAM from Kota Tinggi the Sungei Johore takes a sharp right bend and hall a mile further it turns sharp left again. Then, in a lazy, sluggish swirl of brown waters, it glides off again to
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    AUTHOR CAREFULLY MAINTAINED ROYAL PRESTIGE
    725 9 AUTHOR CAREFULLY MAINTAINED ROYAL PRESTIGE Ibed the place aw it in 1606. "There uses," he wrote, "one called Bam Sawar. one "t the Fortthe river iKota Saberangt. Batu Sawar i* about 1 500 paces In circumf«i«nce, almost square. lortitied with pa4ii feet high. .standing close together: it is further provided
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    100 TAKE JOY-RIDES IN DIESEL RAIL CAR
    224 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. About 100 people from the Federal capital today took joy-rides to Port Swettenham on the new Malayan Railway diesel rail car service. Children were the ones who enjoyed the 55-minute journey moat. The service which was inaugurated yesterday by the
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    Accounting procedures in five states come under fire
    658 10 Accounting procedures in five states come under fire FEDERATION AUDIT DEPARTMENT'S CRITICISMS I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation Audit Department has criticised last year's accounting procedures in five states Perlis, Kedah, Trengganu, Malacca and Johore. Part of the blame in all five states during 1960 was laid on omissions or errors
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    Kelantan teachers will be asked to give blood
    149 10 KOTA BHARU. Mon.— All the 1,740 Malay schoolteachers in Kelantan will be asked to donate at least a pint of blood each to the Kelantan Blood Bank. This was decided by the executive committee of the Kelantan Malay Schoolteachers' Union here last
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    American gift of palms
    60 10 PENANG, Mon. The City Council has accepted a gift -otter of 10 royal palms from the American Consul. Mr. Jefferv R.D. Crockett. They will be planted au the Peel A v c n v e-Codrington Avenue traffic circus to provide a terminal vista for these two
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    Businessman fined $50
    50 10 Businessman fined $50 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A businessman Ong Ah Kow. 29, of Sungei Way, was today fined $50 or three weeks' jail here for possessing suspectedstolen goods on Dec. 10. Ong pleaded guilty to having 101 katis of latex and 13 sheets of rubber at Kampong Penaga. Sungei Way.
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    KUALA LUMPUR WILL SURPASS STORE, SAYS GERMAN FIRM CHIEF
    196 10 KUALA LUMPUR WILL SURPASS STORE, SAYS GERMAN FIRM CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. A GERMAN company director said today that the Federal capital would one day "be far more advanced industrially, economically and technically than Singapore." Mr. Alexander Koslowskl, director of Degesu, an export and import company In Hamburg, left by
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    Dato's speech
    31 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V. T Sambanthan. will address the closing session of the International Labour Organisation's Asian regional seminar here tomorrow.
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    3-month study tour by W. Australian graduates
    141 10 3-month study tour by W. Australian graduates CINOAPORE. Mon. Two Australian university graduates will arrive in Singapore toriorrow in the Himalaya to begin a three months' study tour. They aAi Mr. Theo Bredneyer. a law graduate, and Mr. Stephen Wild, an honours student in history, both of the University of
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    Umno Youth seek an 'anthem9
    164 10 Umno Youth seek an 'anthem 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than 3.000 Umno youths from all over the country will take part in a convention here In March. A five-man committee headed by the national president of the Umno Youth organisation. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jublr, has been set up
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    The duty of a Malayan teacher
    299 11 TO FOSTER PATRIOTISM AND TO HELP EVOLVE A SINGLE HERITAGE KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. THE duty of a Malayan teacher is clear-cut to promote uniformity and a basically Malayan outlook in all schools, the Assistant Minister of Education. Capt. Abdul Hamid Khan, said here today.
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    Lorry-load of bricks overturns—two hurt
    58 11 Lorry-load of bricks overturns— two hurt TWO PEOPLE were injured when a lorry loaded with bricks overturned near the junction of Bungsar Road and Travers Road in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The injured were the lorry attendant. Omar bin Ahmad, 29. and a cyclist, James Fernandiz. 44. The driver, Chong Ang
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    'Criminal to involve children in school disputes'
    219 11 KUCHI NG. Mon.— l he Governor, Sir Alexander Waddell. has described as "wrong and criminal" for any country to Involve chil dren in educational disputes. Speaking at the graduation ceremony of the Sarawak Teachers Training College, he said: "Their task and yours (teachers"
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    'Don't act like bosses'
    50 11 TELUK ANSON, Mon The Raja Muda of Perak told members of the Perak Government Clerical Services Union not to act like bosses but to co-operate and give all assistance to the public. He was speaking at the inaugural meeting of the union's Co-operative Housing Society- yesterday.
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    Found hanged
    31 11 KANGAR. Mon— Lee Seng Hong, 30. a labourer, of Pauh Arau. nine miles from here, was found hanged from a rubber tree about one mile from hii home yesterday.
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    NON-MALAY WINS THEORY CONTEST
    163 11 Malay shorthand IPOH. Mon.— Mr. Ng Kam Hoe. of the Central Electricity Board, took first place in the theory section of the Malay shorthand (Pitman' i mpetition here. He was the only nonMukiy in the competition in which 18 candidates, including six women, lrom Ipoh and
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    60 PREVENTED FROM GOING TO WORK
    121 11 LA YANG LA YANG. Mon.— Mr. B. Wren, manager of the Chemara Planting Material Unit, today said about 60 workers from the firm and its allied organisation, the Chemara Oil Palm Branch Research station, had been Drevented from going to WOT? by striking employees
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    THE KING'S PICTURES: A NEW WARNING
    94 11 THE KING'S PICTURES: A NEW WARNING IPOH. Mon.— A Qovern- ment statement issued here today warns the public not to be coerced into buying photographs -of t tie Yang di-Pertuan Agona: and the Raja Permaisuri Aqong. The Matrment said that the.se photograph.-, are availI able free of rharg<- from nil
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    44 12 in Words ill! f Minimum DAVID O H II l.'-fil. B'iried at CAN KIM SWEI MM PKMed »;n on 1«-1^-61 I'.ivin* wivti. k non. daiiKhten. a jonlnlaw, dauKhtar-in-ln»' and I ■808. m—■ on ?0-ll'-81 at II 00 m timn IM Onan Road. Spore
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    42 12 It Horrfl s;* i W'mmiim MR AND MRS Ivtcr Chow thank .mil futrdf lor i' •rlakaa and pretinia on their mamas* MR. AND MRS. 0 I. Wn«h- thnnk I'll fnend> and relative! »hn attended .n<i for their good »ne> «nd i>re«ent!i
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    25 12 in Wnrrfi tit (Minimum, MARGARET BALAKRISHNAN IB •\tr loving memory of atafSWOt. d«I? -.Vi. Gone but not forßotloa RM de.v iohl id tvetlnrting
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    326 12 }ii Unrdt SUi I Hinimum, MOTMERSTO-BE-I* rememlwrd at tour twit «nh hrautifiilly st>!rd party i •.m thr Li; He Shop Raff.rt I i.or.-. THE PENANCWAV NITECLUB, 3.2 CoaM Komi lii« •<riiri-c 1 'nr iiTvici-i ol r.iirm v Mnnr anil ln« MaiAaton" pl*ying nightly from toCREAT READING a' llttl* oo«t
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      Nehru Loses Patience
      608 12 It i.s precisely DMBUM Mr. Nehru lias been so exhaustively patient over the Goa problem that his decision to seize Portugal's pimple colonies will dismay some of India's friends. Only ten days ago Mr. Nehru was still expressing the hope that the future of Goa and the
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      Rural Migration
      415 12 I If. as a Socialist Front assemblyman is reported as saying, all the applications for 74 plots of land in a Johorr settlement scheme came from Kuala Lumpur, it is less than surprising that ail the plots were allotted to people from Kuala Lumpur, and this result cannot
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      New Museum
      194 12 Christmas travellers to Kuala Lumpur havo their last opportunity to visit the makeshift and totally inadequateNational Museum, then for a year or more the nation}- 1 capital will be v.-i»hout s museum while Mr. Ho Kok Hoe's challenging oontributioi to Malayan architecture taki shape near the entrance to
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    Goa: 14 years a thorn in the flesh of India...
    1332 12 Goa: 14 years a thorn in the flesh of India STUBBORN ATTITUDE OF SALAZAR FOR 1 4 years Coa and the even tinier Portuguese enclaves nearby have been thorns in the flesh of independent India. India had expected that the Portuguese and French possessions would be surrendered when British rule
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      NA VAL BASE UNION: ONCE AGAIN ITS POLITICS
      145 12 I recall the two-week strike of members of the Naval Base Labour Union in 1956? This strike was not in the Interests of the workers. It was political. Mr. Woodhull and his cadres wrecked the union and brought it to humility and
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      TEACHERS: NO PAY SINCE MAY...
      93 12 TEACHERS: NO PAY SINCE MAY... A LLOW me to re-echo the n complaints of teachers In further education classes In various parts of the Federation who are sti:i waiting to be paid. Teachers in Kuantan received their last salary cheques in May. It is depressing and frustrating to note such
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      EXERCISE OF NEW TAX POWERS
      180 12 EXERCISE OF NEW TAX POWERS THE Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. states (ST. Dec. 13) that the Comptroller of Income Tax had not had to exercise "extensively" the powers to sanction assessments to be collected though objections had been lodged. A survey among public accountants would disclose, however, not
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      NOW IT'S THE TURN OF BARISAN
      68 12 pEW days ago the Barlsan Sosialis warned the civil service to keep out of politics. There js no doubt that we will get many more warnings. I remember when the PAP came to power civil servants were warned not to do this and not
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    Malaysia's 'glorious' challenge
    897 13  -  TAN TOCK SAIK: RED IMPERIALISM ALWAYS EXPLOITS COLONIAL SITUATIONS, ONG WARNS From Kuching, Monday LINKS OF HISTORY ENSURE SUCCESS OF NEW NATION J)ATO Ong Yoke Lin, leader of the Malayan delegation to the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee meeting here, today urged the people of the Borneo territories
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    Sarawak party boss hits out
    144 13 Sarawak party boss hits out KUCHING. Mon The secre-tary-general of the Sarawak National Party. Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan. has hit out against people in the territory who back the proposed Greater Malaysian Federation. In a statement he said: "They seem to have no loyalty to this country. "It is a
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    Rubber factory opened
    37 13 RAUB. Mon. A new $120.--000 rubber factory has been opened at Kampong Jeraus here. The factory is the first to be built by the Rural and Industrial Development Authority under the rural development programme.
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    'Leave us alone' say posters
    232 13 KI'CHING, Mon. AntiMalaysia posters were found on the walls of the Sarawak Information Service building here this morning before the jtait of the meeting of the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee. One poster said "Teusku, mind your own business. We can manage better -vithout Malaya." Other
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    Party every year—it's written in pay pact
    190 13 Party every year it's written in pay pact SINGAPORE, Mon. The management of Craftsman Press Ltd., in Orchard Road will throw a social party for its 100 employees every year. This is provided for in a wage agreement it has signed with the Singapore General Printing Workers' Union, which represents
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    Sunday opening —a warning
    48 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Shop managements Intending to open their premises for business o:i Sunday—Christmas Eve should get permission from the Labour Office. A spokesman of the Selangor Labour Office said that managers should apply by letter by Wednesday or In person by Friday noon.
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    Birthday gifts
    39 13 KUANTAN. Mon— lnmates of the Gambang Old Peoples' Home and T.B. centre in Buklt Übl Road here received gift packets from a millionaire, Mr. Lim Meng Ec as part of his 80th birthday celebrations at the weekend.
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    ADULT EDUCATION BOOST
    215 13 MALACCA, Mon 'THE Federation Government will spend $10 million on adult education next year. Inche Mohamed bin Mat Nor. the Principal Secretary, Adult Education Division. Ministry of Rural Development, told teachers In Malacca today. He gave details of the Ministry's plans to 145 adult education teachers, including
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    Whirlwind tour of Pahang plans by Razak—
    327 13 Whirlwind tour of Pahang plans by Razak— KUALA LUMPUR, Monday J'HE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, last night completed a three-day whirlwind tour of Pahang, inspecting and opening new development projects He was accompanied by the Mentrl Besar, Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Haji Abdullah, and the Secretary to
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    BABY NAMED AFTER DEPUTY PREMIER
    64 13 A BABY boy born to a midwife in Kasnpong Pulau Tawar, near Jerantut, Pahang, while Tun Abdul Kazak was visiting the village, has been named after the Deputy Prime Minister. The baby, whose mother is Siti Aisbah binte Abdul Ghani, was born a few hours
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    Appointment
    27 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Rev. Robert F. Lundy. district superintendent of the Perak district of the Methodist Church, has been appointed acttng superintendent of Northern Malaya.
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    Off to attend Bangkok talks
    58 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. K. C. Arun. a liaison officer in the Information Services Department, left for Bangkok by air today to attend a meeting to consider ways to develop national news agencies in Asian member countries of Unesco. News agency representatives from 18 countries
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    1297 14  - My Adolf couldn't hurt an animal, says Eichmann's wife COLIN LAWSON -fey- MUNICH. Monday THE wife of Adolf Eichmann today told me her story of life with the man sentenced to death by Israel for having murdered 6,000,000 people. II was the first interview Mrs. Yeronika Kichmann has given to
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    270 15 2,500 people, mostly children, rush for safety as show ends in flames RIO DE JANIERO, Monday. piRE blazed through a circus tent in a Rio suburb yesterday, killing at least 285 people, most of them women and children. In 30 seconds the "Big Top"
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    134 15 LONDON'S HOMELESS PARADE THROUGH THE STREETS LONDON, Monday. TWO thousand homeless Londoners paraded through the streets here yesterday carrying banners which read "No room at the inn" to publicise their plight. Led by two London Anglican bishops, the homeless people, many of them with babies in their arms, marched along
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    Lock icon North Vietnam aid to Laos
    60 15 HONG KONG. Mon. North Vietnam has granted a loan of 10 million dong t) Laos, according to the North) Vietnam news agency. It said the money ould be used to train technical personnel, repair communications, build economic, cultural and social establishments and to step up
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    3 Arabs killed
    34 15 JERUSALEM, Mon.— Three Arabs were killed and another wounded and captured during a gun battle In central Negev between Arabs and Israeli security forces. It was officially announced here yesterday.— U.P.l.
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    79 15 HOLLYWOOD. Mon. Rosemary Frankland (abo\e>. 18-year-old English beauty who won the crown of Miss Woild last month in London, arrived here yesterday to join comedian Bob Hope's Christmas entertainment trip to the Arotic. Miss Frankland. of Lancashire, England, was presented her Miss World crown by
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    22 15 JAKARTA, Mon.— The Soviet spaceman. Major Gherman Titov. will arrive in Indonesia on Jan. 3 President Boekarno announced today.— Reuter
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    576 16  -  EVELYN TU by EVENING I GLAMOUR j[ yyilAT a least of fashions has been prepared for our girls by way of a Christmas treat there were 13 fashion shows spread out in four days. And to model them were three Asian beauties Miss
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    285 16 IN the past two years gift ties have broken all records, and there has been big business in sales of fancy ribbons especially designed to add Joy to the present-giving-and-receiving. Every gift that we receive Is now being prettily wraDped up and tied with ribbons of
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    167 16 Cheer for the lonely BESIDES trying to do your best for the family at home during the fe.stiv*? season. I how about bringing cheer to lonely children in hospitals? Here is an opportunity to do your bit by giving a small toy or cash gift with no trouble at all.
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      245 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4. Attribute of a ciadie In a 8. Prophet.-, make a Junction rough se:i <7>. with pn»-sU (8 1. 5, 21 For rattng standards that Grubby French statesman la droop ut lennth <4-4 about right (6). 6. Physical nonentity limit* 10. Most of ihe first desire
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    FAM SHOULD ACT NOW TO GIVE GHANI HIS UK TRIP
    358 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL REWARD FOR MALAYA'S HERO WILL BE A BOOST FOR THE TEAM t SPORTSFRONT By Malaya's top-of-the-poll soccer player Abdul (Goalsmith") Ghani returns today from Rangoon with members of the Malayan team which won the soccer championship at the
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    709 17 WEIGHTS for nine races at bukit Timah on Sunday, first day of the Singapore Turf < lob St. Leger Meeting: Cl. 1, Div. 1— 1M Km. i 'inn U'orthing 8.13 Timberlane 8.12 "-••••irtion Pink«on 8.10 Dr. a ro boat 8.10 Grjinur o.i,:i Mandarin Palace 8.08 Ughtning Flash 8.«8
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    S'pore Asian XV show good form in trial
    197 17 S'pore Asian XV show good form in trial CINGAPORE. Mun—Singapore Asians, playing their last trial match before meetIng Johore in the All Bulos Cup .south zone final on Thursday, put up a fine display against ;i strong S.C.C team on the padans today. S.C.C. won by 11 points (goal and
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    88 17 NO PLAY AGAIN SO TEST IS DRAWN NEW DU.II I. .Mon. More torrential rain overnight here washed out the Third cricket Test between India and England today. The pitch, already soaked by the downpour which prevented any play on Sunday, became mudbound after thunderstorms during the night, making any chance
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    4-0 sweep by Bankers
    65 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Chartered Bank beat Sentul Works R.C. 4-0 in a Belangor Hockey Association League division two match at Sentul Pasar Road ground today. Sentui did well to hold Bankers to 1-0 at half-time but faded out In the second half to concede three more
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    MALAYAN STARS RECEIVE AWARDS
    213 17 MALAYAN STARS RECEIVE AWARDS DERTH. Mon.— The Blues Committee of the University of Western Australia has awarded half-blues to three Malayan students; two for table tennis and one for basketball. The awards, a recognition for performance in the sporting field, are made each year to undergraduates nominated by the various
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    Opposition
    30 17 NEW YOPK. Mon. Dr. Charles P. Larson, president of the National Boxing Association, announced last night he opposes Sonny Llston as the next challenger for Floyd Patterson's heavyweight crown.
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    500 17 Spurs to win European Cvp if they beat Dukla LONDON. Mon IIfHOSE year will it be in the European Cup? Never, since the cup for European club soccer champions was started six years ago. has the competition looked more open The original entry of 29 for this season's tournament ha.s.
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    68 17 KLUANG. Mon. The second Kluang table tennis championships will be held on Christmas Day at 7 p.m. at the Song Giap Club. Kluang. In the team event for men, only, there will be four Singles and a douules match. Entries, which close on Dec. 20, should be
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    268 18  - N.Z. seeks bigger trade opening in Malaya CHAN BONG SOON Milk venture forerunner of other projects By ZEALAND'S recent joint milk venture with a Singapore company could be the forerunner of many other trade projects between the two countries, Mr. H. W. Shepherd, the New Zealand Trade Commissioner in Singapore
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    305 18  -  HENRY PAUL By A $475,000 architectural showpiece housing a modern-type shopping centre (pictured above* nas been I opened in Ipoh. Built at busy Cowan Street from a prize -winning design, the two-storey building is a project of the Ipoh iTown Council, and financed partly with a
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    India to build Fiat cars
    67 18 PLANTS to manufacture cars similar to the Fiat 1100 are to be built In India under an agreement between Societa Fiat of Turin and the Indian Government, it is announced in Turin. Fiat 1100 cars are at present assembled in India. Cost of the new
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    BIG PINE DEMAND IN JAPAN, HE SAYS
    139 18 BIG PINE DEMAND IN JAPAN, HE SAYS JAPAN is now buying J increasing quantities of fresh and canned pineapples from Singapore, said Mr. S. Tabata, manager of the Japan External Trade Organisation, Singapore. Mr. Tabata said that the fruit had become very popular in Japan. He said that the next
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    Crittall set up window plant here
    100 18 A BRITISH company which has been selling steel windows in Malaya and Singapore for the past 50 years has set up a factory in Petaling Jaya. This new production unit of Crittall Manufacturing Company will come into operation this month. Malayan draughtsmen and fitters
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    DIRECTOR GETS A GOLD WATCH AWARD
    87 18 DIRECTOR GETS A GOLD WATCH AWARD MR. C. J. BOYLES (above), managing director of Industrial Gases (Malaya) Ltd. and Malayan Oxygen Ltd. yesterday received a gold watch from the company as a token of his 25 years' service with the British Oxygen Group. The presentation was made by Mr. S.
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    Life firm begins business
    149 18 Life firm begins business >PHE First Life Insur--1 ance Company has started operations in Malaya. It has been given tnis name because it is the nr*t life assurance company to operate under the new ill* assurance laws which cama into force in October. The laws were passed by Parliament to
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      1665 19 BLUE FUNNEL LINE FREIGHT ENQUIRIES: Tel: 2«IS PASSIGE ENOHIRIES Til: 2412 TO ADEN, LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS. due S'ffO'e lai's P. Sham UPENOR Liverpiet, A'moulh I* Pt Dec 20 Ole 21 ACHILLES literpnl, Giasgcn Gli 11 Oec 21 Dtc 24 21 Dtc 31/31 pulvoorus L'pni. Dufelin, Havre, H'burg Oec
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    QUIET, SEASONAL CONDITION ON MALAYAN SHARE MART
    363 20 By Our Market Correspondent pRK-CHRISTMAS conI ditions settled on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with a vengeance. There was little incentive to trade and business was reduced to a trickle. However, prices were steady in the tin share section; this tendency is likely
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    STOCKS INDICES
    22 20 Malayan Stock Indices: Dec. 16 Dee. 18 Industrials: 138.22 158.22 Tins: 292.47 291.71 S rubbers: 211.44 211.44 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    520 20 BUSINESS OB the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number ot deals ;n brackets: Industrials: I*, nod N. (2.000) 12.47; J Wau«h (1,000) (1.93; Mum* Ind. (3.000) Afl*. Ltd.; s. Timrs (I,ooo* J3.04; V.E. crds. (1.000) $1.29 ON; \Vc;.m» Bros. (1.000) $2.97 cd. East ■BMltloi
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 20 SINGAPORE. Dec. 18. RUBBER: 79? cents per lb. (up a quarter of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 79j cents (steady). TIN: 5477.50 per picul (down 12} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    213 20 ANUARV lint grade rubber buyer! I f.e.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 791 cents per It) up a quarter of a cent on FrMay'l price. The ton* was •teady I.C.C R A. e:o!>mi; prices In cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. Prompt f.o.b. buyers sellers 79t N:
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    185 20 SHIPS lying alengtid* the Slnxaper* wttarvss teday an: Atreus 33/39. MMDea UL Mombasa Mam 16, Bayon 4/.',. Him il.Tfi 1 '3. Thorscape 40/41, Talcen Marti 4 Kmplre Klttlwake -'2. Orarda If. N«Mji-r Wesar 10/11. Demodocus 1 '2, Sfmmnr.tm NW. 4, E.it Se.i BW. 5. Ton. Hin NW.
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    Amalgamated Rubber
    9 20 Amalgamated Rubber produced 1,153.800 >b. in November.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    122 20 MELBOURNE. Mon. JNVESTMENT SHARES were traded quietly along rteady lines. B±se metal* were steady and oils were traded actively along stronger lines. Aust. OH and Gas jumped 13s. 6d. to 395. 3d. Oil Development Is. Id. to 4s. 2d. and A.vioc Auat Oil Is. 6d. to 10s. od.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    120 20 CHINESE Prortut. Eiehant* Itofapcrs n»«n prltt* per pioul ystttrday: Cacenut ail: bulk 536 wllers. drum S3Bi sellers. Caprat Dec. I'K 'Continent $2*\ buyers. $2S] aellers. rip M r: Muntok white (167| s*llrrs, Sarawak white $163 avllfni, rpecial Sarawak t>!ark $1321 sellfrs, (arbled Lamponf black 1132| sellers, Umpcni black
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    Malayan Cement
    13 20 Malayan Cement produced 23,400 tons at the Rawang works In November.
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    Tin down fractionally, rubber advances on Goa
    286 20 T»HE tin price con--1 tinued trendless again in Singapore yesterday falling fractionally by 12J cents to $477.50 per picul. The offering fell by 10 tons to 230 tons and was the lowest for about two weeks. Although the market Is still held up
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    134 20 LJALAVAN Hicham,. Bank*' Aas««latten mads these changes In It rates to mrrcb&otn ysstsrday (aJI rates to (100): Mm Y.rhi buying T.T. 33. airmail O.D. 331. 00 d/it 331 credit bills, 23* trade Mill Canada i buying T.T. 34 718, airmail O.D 34 p'lfl, 00 d/«t SS credit biiln.
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      1218 20 VV KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTDExpress U.S.A. Pacific tJi Atlantic Coast Service £T» IT* tT* £1* S'cori P. S'ftam H'tcrg S. Frjncuco I. Angela* N'.Yorh ■«jm,o«i Kirs- 21)1 Die 11 Dec/ 2 IM iis 21 In n In 13 Ml "Kviikawi Mini" fl 31 Jl« 1/ 3 Fit 13 Fek S
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      99 20 t^ THE BURMA FIVE STAR LIKE LTD. From Japan Ports, Shanghai Hong Kong J^^J^BsV Loading lor Rangoon. I Spore "INCHMULL" 24/25 Dec "BOGOTA" 25/26 Dee AGENTS: INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY 11, E-1, Asia Insurance Building, Singapore- 1. Tel: *****, 936*0 4 »3007 Hit' OUNfOIN iriUf'Ofc WfIIINCTOR Nt*l(l iUCKUffI) Saili N.I. Arr.S'pori
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      812 20 Leading iracling concern tn Steel Mill products. Including i secondaries as Plate Cuttings. Wire Shorts. Wire Rope etc. I wants to contact buyers througliI out Malaya. Fnms or persons Interested In exclusive agency, I please address enquiries to CONNEX TRADE ESTABLISHMENT Vaduz Liechtenstein. Cable Address: Co:mex Individual Trade enquiries also
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      1329 20 COMPANY MEETING TONGKAH HARBOUR TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT To be submitted at the Ordinary General Meeting to be held on Friday the 29th December, 1961 at 12.30 p.m., at 55/61. Moorgate, London EC 2 (Fifth floor) At the Nineteenth Ordinary PRODICXION AM) v\]|s
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      666 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited from Malays who are Federal Citizens or State Nationals and aged between 21 and 35 years for appointment as Secretary Religious AfTairs and Malay Customs. Pahang on the salary scale of $268 x 14 352/420 x 14 518/538 x 18--700. The appointment is in Division
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      308 21 (Continued from Page 13) SITUATIONS VACANT Words SS Min.}— Box St eta. axtrm COOK BOY and wash amah for English family no children near Oap Hostel. Phone 4210— Panlr Panjaug 297 Spore. GOVERNMENT VACANCIES VACANCY FOR THE PORT OF A TECHNICIAN SURVEYOR i IN THK DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT, PKRAK.
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      429 21 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED Two Malar Lady Typists Passed Senior or Form Four, must b* able to Type Accurately. Apply P.O. Box H26 R'porr. WANTED IMMEDIATELY one F-D»-Ilsh nprnkinf; general amab to cook and help with twins, live In. Phooe •MM after 12.00 Spore. ENGLISH TEACHER: With knowledge of ChlarM. Credit
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      1981 21 SITUATIONS VACANT HOUSES A LAND FOR SALE M Warda SS (Mim.)— Box SO eta. txtrm tt Worda Si (Min.)— Box St eta. txtrm LEADING BUROFSAN IMPORT DISTRICT 10: A real buy! Kirst House requires an ambitious and Intel- class residence hichly elevated 2-storey llgent young man aged between, 18 and
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      1139 21 MACHINERY tt Warda Si (Min.)— Box St eta. axtrm FOR lALI Bis root operatnl alaetrle sealrr. Swiss Model for t>lutlc bass up to Seals very qjlck. Writs Bo» A572S B.T. B'por*. SALE OH HIRK 0..M. Tvtß 12 CyllDd*rs L'6o h.p. n«w xhlptncat eallrat guaranteed coodition. Contact Uan lloi-k A Co..
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      787 21 FOR SALE It Ward* SS (Mim.)— Bex St eta. txtri THIS X'MAS grve net an Klna Sewing Machine. Price from $396.00. La* A Fletchir United. Tel: Spore *****. AVAILABLE THEODOLITES sunr*rors level (Watts-Wild A Ken) for votir purchase*. Contact Motlwallas c Slanpor* Kuala Lumpur Peaang. c CHRUTMAS GIFTS— Piano, Oncan.
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      310 21 WHERE TO STAY (S'por*) to Word* $10 (Minimum) Dnily 1 month. 10 Words fa\M (Mim.) HOTEL AMBASSADOR, Seaside. 4*, Meyer Rd.. Ignore, Discing niicbtls. FOR SCONOMV CONVBMIENCB comfort, btay at Station Hotel. Telephone 310M/O. MAVFAIR HOTEL S'Mr* Central Jlooms Alrcond:tioned Ponulai Bar —Courteous Service. AIRCONOITIONED NON AIRCONDITIONED Koomj moder-it* ctwrgea
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      3907 22 (Continued from previous Column) f***************55i^8i5555»**********551 ~PP? lift"P l^f'n T^i 15 13-10-1961 Mr. Chang Yeng Choon the Company I £[9^ [#l 3(C^l#r#T| 1- liV/kJI X^V_^ A VJ kZ7 16. 14-10-1961 Mr. Leong Hon Tuck the Company. imMMm^UU^miim3^jm^JLm4l E■ J s 17. 15-10-1961 Che Rajabl bt. Kasslm the Company i—^ m^^^ A
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    World champs arrive here for tour
    751 23  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Monday We chose Malaya for good games, says manager DAKISTAN, the Olympic hockey champions, chose Malaya for their tour because the Malayan team was one of the strongest sides in the East, said Mr. A.I.S. Dara, manager of the
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    SRC in line for second place
    168 23 SRC in line for second place SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Recreation Club, out of the running for S.H.A. league division one honours, kept their hopes alive of being runners-up when they beat R.A.F. Seletar 4-2 on the Padang today. SRC, with two games more to play, have dropped five points. Indian
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      SOCCER
      20 23 SAMBANTHAN TIP FINAL i Talplng) Indian RC Ipoh 3 (Ramadan Rao. M. Ramasamy. J. Kesavan) K. Kantrsar Indians 0.
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      TENNIS
      61 23 RIXTAN CIP FINAL (Ipoh): Chamberlain Party (holders) bt YMCA 4-0: fLeong Slew Weng and Ling Liong Chlng bt Nicky Caleb and Toby Lam 6-2, 5-7. 7-5; bt Ling Diung Jong and Poong Stew Yuen 6-0. 6-4; Lee Eng Cheong and Harold Chla bt Nicky Caleb and Toby Lam 6-2,
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      HOCKEY
      8 23 IPOH DIV. 1: Anderaonlana 7 YMCA 1.
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      537 23 MM TO EUROPE THIS SPRING? B^bW A i^i^B irl^ Vt^blb^Bsß^B^B^B^ Bb\ •mjm w m ¥t bT"* V" 11 V" *^S R T" HbJ *W IVM Mm Jtm t# Mm MM Mm 53b> MM Mm J^k Mm B B B a p^pajp^—pi Springtime in Europe is an experience you'll long i
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      66 23 BaW SOCCEB STOBE PRKMIKR LGE:. Chinese v Army (Jn. Besar, 6.15). fHT.GER SANDERSON CVT: RAI Changl v RAP B'worth 'Changi). HOCKEY STOBE DIV. CSC V RAP Changl (BalestlerK IPOH DIV. 1: Klnta Indians v Ipoh Malays (upper padang). S'GOR Dl\. 1. Police v TPCA 'A' (Depot>: DHr. SSU v Radio
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    BRIGADE REBELS ROUTED
    668 24 Troops, police in dawn raids on four camps SINGAPORE. Monday TROOPS and police moved into four Work Brigade camps in a surprise dawn operation today and evicted 42 suspended officers and 100 mutinous members. They cut through barbed wire fences and smashed down locked doors to enter
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    DEATH
    45 24 LIM KIM CHENG Mmt 74 pamed infully af 11 Doraisamy KMIa Lumpur. Lcavtni; behind hi* txlov.-<l witv I MM, 1 hiiim Mock. Thlam Nw, Thiam Poh, Thiam Htn nn>l Thlam Ixxk. daughter Hok l.iai: •on-ir-1.i"., o d<iUKhtrrs-ic-lRw and 7 irraniicnilrlrrn to mourn Mi lo*r
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    48 24 MR. AND MRS. K. Jegndevn ttiank ail fr>rnd.i and relative* for th»lr b«t wtobM prwn"" and att*nd3n«« at fhelr Wmtding rrctntly. MR AND MRS. !<• T.ik I.i.m thank all trirnd* and rvlatlVM for Ihi'ir eood vuhis. valiiahl* prt ■»<■ nt» ami attrnd.inc- on tn« occamon of tbfir Marriage IT.tt.CL
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    Sanction for 1963 costs
    97 24 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Legislative Assembly tonight sanctioned Government expenditure of $194 million for the first six months of 1963. The Government had sought a vote now to ensure that the inevitable delay in presentation of the 1963 Budget would not cause anxiety and loss of confidence
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    Year-end pause
    39 24 SINGAPORE. Mon. The collection of all quit rents and temporary occupation licence fees due to the Land Office will be suspended for a week from Jan. 2 to 8. for the closing of accounts for the year.
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    Cathay staff back after seven-day strike
    252 24 Cathay staff back after seven-day strike CINGAPORE. Mon. A seven-day strike by 100 workers at Cathay Keris film studios here ended today following agreement with the management on its claims. Mr. Dominic Puthucheary, vice-president of the Singapore General Employees' Union representing the workers, said the agreement provided for a wage
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    Lock icon KING, QUEEN FLY TO BANGALORE
    71 24 KING, QUEEN FLY TO BANGALORE ERNAKULAM. Mon. The Malayan Paramount Ruler and his consort and party left Cochin by a special Indian Air Force plane for Bangalore aft<-r dusk on completion of a five-hour visit to the Cochin naval bases. Earlier, the ruler and his consort spent over 90 minutes
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    Death on a scooter
    52 24 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A learner scooter rider, Yong Ban Liew. 20, was killed tonight in collision with a car at Aljunied Road, near the City Transport Centre. The car was travelling from Macpherson Road towards Sims Avenue. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Insp. Jalaluddln Yusof. telephone 7200
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    COMMERCIAL COURSE BY THE ADULT BOARD
    173 24 COMMERCIAL COURSE BY THE ADULT BOARD SINGAPORE. Mon. The Adult Education Board is planning to conduct commercial classes to prepare students for the elementary. Intermediate and higher stage examinations held by the London Chamber of Commerce. Registration for admission to these classes will be held from Dec. 26 to 30
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    370 24 LONDON. Mon. The big talk- 1 Ins; point in the stock market.-, today was the s>en.->rition.il announcement that Imperial Chemical Industrie* wrs making a bid for Ccunaulcis. Gi.-edßeas were quiet and leiiiud to drift *>li«huy lower. Closing midole prices of selected stork i.'j including stamp
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      181 24 (Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS M 11,,,./, |M Minimum t TAX To .km .in<l Uoiiklas a rvoan« it I'uiar Memorial HOTrtal ou IS-12-6). Boih well Many th^nki to Docto™ and staff. /md REAL nourishment Ijjj&i- fQ t J* Jjs%@r r F* l Pound. Marie biscuits particularly useful where a ,117- otei s
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      72 24 RELIEF! £|fe for UPSET jfcjgy STOMACH I&SF HEADACHE tAlka-Seitz€£ Now \n •l«gle>-do«» p»ok You can now bur tuaoom Alka-SeltMr la cOnVenlM* foil pacts, 6Mb conUMnf oni tablet It's tfte quick easy w»y to get nappr MtMf (or upest stomach F«tf«r«tloit. only 1O »«r pm** S'por* ft Penan*. two packs for
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      43 24 The weather HIGHEST ai'c lowest temperatures in Malayn and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Sunaay to 8 p.m. veeterday. Ilieliest Lowest Kiia!a I urivrT 88 "3 Kou Bharu S2 75 Penang 84 73 Ipoh I ~1 Malacca sa 73 Shißiiporc 88 75
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