The Straits Times, 22 December 1961

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    21 1 \Vrn\GF DAILY fFHTII lIU SM.T EXfEEPS SKKOOO Hew** 1 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    THE WRITING on the WALL
    731 1 Budget warning on lower tin, rubber prices Income tax: No increase, says Tan KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today spoke of the "writing on the wall" and of the need for Malayans to live with declining tin and rubber
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    'EVERYONE IS FAMILIAR WITH THE TACTICS HE ADOPTS TO BOLSTER HIS REPUTATION
    574 1 The ego of Aziz-by an Alliance Mentri Besar gEREMBAN, Thurs. Tlic Menlri Boar of Negri Scmbilan, Dr. Mohamed Said bin Mohamed, today spoke of the •'o^o-hnlslej-in- 'kuti-V of the Minister of Agriculture, Inche AIkIuI Aziz bin Ishak, in
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    Malaysia: Tengku is happy at progress
    163 1 Malaysia: Tengku is happy at progress I£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, was "happy" today at the great progress made by the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee meeting in Kuching this week. The Tengku, in gay mood, told reporters at the airport this morning before he led 19
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    Lock icon $6m. 'noise' claim
    65 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. More than 800 owners of property near Idlewild Airport nave jointly sued the Port of New York Authority and 40 airlines for $6 million damages because of jet noise. They claim 20 per cent of the market value of each of their homes for
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    Lock icon UK's N-sub
    33 1 LONDON. Thurs. Britain's first nuclear submarine. Dreadnought, is expected to join the fleet for service by th.c end of 1962. Mr. Lan OrrEwing. Civil Lord of the Admiralty, said today. Reuter.
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    Strike at Shaw cinemas
    289 1 SINGAPORE. Thursday. TOUR hundred employees of Shaw Brothers x cinemas went on strike today over unsettled wage claims. All but two of the 17 Shaw cinemas in Singapore have closed down, and indications tonight were that the strike would stretch through the Christmas season. The two
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    Guerilla front
    30 1 MIAMI. Thurs. Former Castro Army Major Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo said today Cuban exiles have opened a new front in Cuba in their guerilla war against the regime— D.P.I.
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    Lock icon Sun 'summit' launched
    178 1 HAMILTON (Bermuda). Thurs. PRESIDENT Kennedy and Mr. 1 Macmillan met on this sunshine isle today for talks to close allied ranks and plan new diplomatic strategy over Berlin. Mr. Kennedy arrived in an Air Force jet after a flight from Palm Beach, Florida, where he paid a
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    Tshombe AND Adoula REACH agreement
    250 1 Tshombe AND Adoula REACH agreement LEOPOLDVILLE, Thurs PRESIDENT Tshombe of Katanga and Mr. Adoula, Congolese Prime Minister, today reached an agreement which promises to return peace to the Congo by Christmas, Mr. Edmund Gullion, U.S. Ambassador, announced. The agreement to end the Katanga secession and restore the unity of the
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    LATEST
    38 1 CINEMA ARRESTS SINGAPORE Thai Police called to Lido Oriental clnem it whni Mj.tw vhik<i previ nt removal <>f At Orient 1' Binding vi wei arrested "iH latei 1 i»n li"!n! N l.jdl' I t)olllt s Uiri'vii a
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  • FOREIGN DESK 1
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      Lock icon Thailand may boycott Paris Seato talks
      267 2 Thailand may boycott Paris Seato talks BANGKOK, Thurs rpHAILAND may not participate in the next Seato ministerial meeting in Paris next March unless the organisation is made more effective, Mr. Thanat Khoman, the Foreign Minister, said last night. I He told reporters that the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation nations had
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      Man held for fire horror at circus
      104 2 Man held for fire horror at circus Did DE JANEIRO, Thurs. A former employee of the circus last night confessed responsibility for last Sunday's circus fire at nearby Niteroi in which 323 people were killed and about 800 injured, police said. Police identified the man as Adilson Marceline Alves. lie
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      Lock icon Out of stock?
      24 2 MONTGOMERY (Alabama). Thurs. The United States Forest Service here has been decorated for the holidays with an aluminium Christmas tree.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Unify Korea' aim is reaffirmed in the UN
      698 2 'Unify Korea' aim is reaffirmed in the UN NEW YORK, Thursday COMMITTEE DECIDES AFTER REDS DROP DEMANDS TO DISSOLVE COMMISSION J'HE United Nations' main political committee last night recommended the General Assembly to reaffirm U.N. objectives of a "unified, independent and democratic Korea" after Communist bloc nations withdrew demands for
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      Lock icon Christmas in her smile
      43 2 rjIRL with "Merry Christmas" in her smile is Janet Munro, auburned-haired star of the film "The Day the Earth Caught Fire." In time-off from the studio she is seen shopping for Christmas cards in a London store.— Reuter picture.
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      Lock icon Albanian envoy told to leave
      160 2 VIENNA, Thursday. npHE Hungarian Government has asked the AlbaA nian ambassador in Budapest to leave the country, the Hungarian news agency reported. The Hungarian Vice-Minis-ter for Foreign Allalr.s, Mr. Frigyes Puja, summoned the Albanian ambassador, Mr. Edlp Cuci, and told him that his presence In
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      Lock icon Navy's role against pirates
      104 2 T ONDON, Thurs.— Mr. John Cronln (Labour) aoked the Civil Lord of the Admiralty in the House of Commons yesterday what steps he was taking finally to eradicate piracy off the coast of Borneo. Mr. Lan Orr-Ewing. in a written reply, said: 'Eradication of piracy off
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      Lock icon Bomb queue
      27 2 ALGIERS, Thurs. Twenty people were Injured here last night when a grenade was thrown Into a bus queue j» Christmas shoppers and office workers.— Reuter.
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  • FOREIGN DESK 2
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      Lock icon US TRYING TO TAKE HEAT OUT OF IRIAN CRISIS
      667 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday Jj.S. diplomats yesterday sought to take the heat out of the West Irian crisis by trying to bring Indonesia and Holland together for talks. Diplomats from the three nations held separate talks at the State Department and in overseas
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      Lock icon Tibet: U.N. renews call for end to oppression
      358 3 NEW YORK, Thurs THE U.N. General Assembly yesterday adopted a resolution solemnly renewing its call for the cessation of practices which deprive the Tibetan people of their fundamental human rights and freedoms, including their right to self-determi-nation. The draft, sponsored by El
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      Lock icon Nepal visit
      32 3 KATMANDU. Thurs.~U Nu. the Burmese Prime Mini.ster. Is to make a four-day visit here on Jan. 7 at the Invitation of King Mahendra, the Nepalese Foreign Office announced today— Reuter.
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      Prasad back
      28 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs. India's 77-year-old President. Dr. Rajendra Prasad. resumed official duties today after a critical illness that kept him from his desk for five months.
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      Lock icon GUINEA TELLS RUSSIAN ENVOY: GET OUT
      142 3 GUINEA TELLS RUSSIAN ENVOY: GET OUT pARIS. Thurs.—Russia's Ambassador in the West African State of Guinea has been asked to leave "for personal reasons." the Guinean Ambassador in Paris, Mr. Tibour Tounkara. said yesterday. He said the envoy, Mr Dnil Solod. had not been expelled, nor was his departure connected
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      398 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORTWAVE SERVICE: SERVICE 41.7 metres il »nrtr*s j; MEDH-M WAVE SERVICE: A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- 476 mr trrs Ku. News Headlines: 6.05 Morning A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 602 Melodies; 7.00 Sing Something Sim- ?™^T.^^oo^ pie; 7.30 Time Signal, News; 7.35 News: 8.05 More
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    Caused hurt to housewife
    347 4 MAN, BITTEN IN THE ARM, FINED SI OO FOR ALLEGED BID TO STRANGLE NEIGHBOUR SINGAPORE, Thursday. A SENIOR War Department employee, who was bitten on the arm by a housewife while allegedly trying to strangle her, was today fined $100 after a four-day trial in the
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    HE PREDICTS WORLD STANDARD FOR ASIAN MUSICIANS
    245 4 HE PREDICTS WORLD STANDARD FOR ASIAN MUSICIANS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Hong Kong's leading impresario, Mr. Harry Odell, said today that he was confident that the re-cently-formed Impresarios Association of the Far East would contribute greatly to the elevation of Asian artistes to world stature. Mr. Odell, who Is also the vice-chairman
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    Wedding at the Spore Registry
    37 4 MR. Theodore Goh Tuck Chiang, a member of the Singapore staff of Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mall, and Miss Vivien Llm Wee Fang, a teacher, who were married at the Singapore Registry-
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    Young peon cleared of robbery
    187 4 Young peon cleared of robbery SINGAPORE, Thurs. A young peon, accused of robbing and hurting a couple while with two other men during a robbery at Federation House here on the night of Sept. 30, was acquitted today after a two-day trial In the third criminal district court. He was
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    Tamil festival essay contest
    55 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Oratorical and essay contests In the national language T7lll be the highlights of the 11th Tamil festival to be held in January. Cash awards for both contests are: Ist prize $200, 2nd prize $100 and 3rd prize $50. The festival Is sponsored by the
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    PUAN NOOR'S CHRISTMAS -CHEER FOR OLD FOLKS
    126 4 SINGAPORE, Than. Puan Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Nejjara, this evening brought Christmas cheer to 72 old people living at the Red Cross House in Penang Lane. She distributed gift parcels, chatted with the old folks, and listened to their memories
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    'Closed shop' call: Firm agrees
    237 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. 4 FRESH sit-down strike by 25 workers at the export-import firm of Optorg Co. (Malaya) Ltd. in Robinson Road, which broke out at 10 a.m. today, was settled four hours later when the management agreed to a demand for a "closed shop" policy
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    RATION ZONES
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be shot off tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in ZONES ONE and THREE and from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. in ZONES TWO and FIVE.
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    'COME BACK' PLEA TO WIFE WHO LEFT HOME
    119 4 'COME BACK' PLEA TO WIFE WHO LEFT HOME SINGAPORE, Thura. A P.W.D. labourer, Mr. S. M. Maurice, 28, today appealed to his wife, who left their Kinta Road home on Dec. 8. to return and look after their three "sick and cryinf" children. Mr. Maurice said that his wife, Josephine
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      346 4 B **********8 B B I I 8 I I I I B ANNOUNCEMENT I The MANAGEMENTS of MALAYAN THEATRES Ltd., CAPITOL Ltd. ROXY Ltd. B regret to inform the public that dv« to strike action taken j| by members of the Singapore General Employees' Union ALL SHOWS at the following
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      96 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES THE following U today's schftx dule of civil aircraft movemenu at Pays Lebar airport Singapore. ARRIVALS Garuda: Pi cm Jakarta (OA 802) 8.55 a.m.: from Medan. Kuala Lumpur (OA 992) 4.10 pjn from Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur (OA 803) 4.25 pjn. Cathay Patiflc: From Hong Kong. Bang*o«
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      98 4 Lumpur, (ML 171) 10 ajn.; from Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca (ML 149) 7.15 pjn.; from Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML 103) 11.55 ajn.; fr^m Jakarta (ML 204) 8.10 pjn.; from Penang (ML 151) 9 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 8.30 pm irom Kota Bahru, Kuala Lumpur (ML
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      107 4 Garuda: To Bangkok (OA 802) 9.40 ajn.; to Jakarta (OA 803) 5.10 pm. QanUs: To Bangkok, Calcutta, Karachi, Culro, Rome. London (QF 573) 9 pjn. Pan-American: To Saigon, Maiilia Honolulu, Loa Angeles (PA 818) 10 30 ajn. Malayan Airways: To Malacca Kuaia Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang (ML 102) 7 a.m.; to
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    FILM APPEAL BOARD: PROTEST BY MR. M
    220 5 FILM APPEAL BOARD: PROTEST BY MR. M SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mr. David Marshall. of the Workers' Party, has protested about the Government's appointment of 14 People's Action Party members in the 19-man cinematograph appeals committee. Speaking during a Legislntive Assembly debate on estimates for nlm censorship for the first six months
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    Two cleared of mischief
    72 5 IPOH. Thurs. Two privates of No. 3 Company, Royal Army Service Corps, John Norsworthy. 20, and Brian Brailey, 22. were acquitted in the magistrate's court today without their defence being called on a charge of mischief. They were alleged to have broken the gla.ss case and
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    CASSANDRA HOST TO DESTROYER CREW
    281 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The famed British newspaper columnist, Cassandra, played host to about 200 officers and men of the destroyer H.M.S. Cassandra, at the Naval Base here last night. He had been specially flown out here for a Christmas party sponsored by the Daily Mirror of
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    Parents worry about transfer of their girls to E. Coast
    140 5 r>ENANG, Thurs Many parents have complained 'o the Penang Malay Assojlation about the transfer 3f their unmarried daughers to remote plaves out- ide Penang after graduating from the Malayan Teahers' College and Day "raining College here I The association's secretary.
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    Education probe team No. 2 for Singapore
    357 5 SINGAPORE, Thura. rpHE Minister for Edu- cation, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, announced in the Legislative Assembly today that Government was prepared to appoint a commission to inquire into the Government's education policy. He said the commission would be appointed in the spirit of
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    Church concert
    38 5 PENANG. rhurs.— The Penang Methodist Church will present Handel's 'Th* Messiah" at its Chinese church In Madras Lane > t 6.15 p.m. on Saturday, and --t the Wesley Church, Burmah Road, at 6.45 p.m. on Christmas Eve.
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      338 5 Give GOLD DOLLAR TEA GIFTS for Christmas and AVu> Year Why nor give o reolly useful preterit? Give one (or more) beautiful presentation bones of delic'ous Gold Dollar Tea (Red Packets). I In attractive festival pocking, each box contains two halfpound pockets (Red Packets). Your friends will be delighted. Obtomoble
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    Singapore girl weds in Perth—in a —hospital—
    264 6 Singapore girl weds in Perth— in a hospital PERTH, Thursday. J^ BROKEN jaw and multiple fractures ot the right leg did not stop head-on car crash victim Kenneth Moyle, 39, from carrying out his plans to marry his Chinese fiancee, Miss Minna Kang, 23. of Singapore. The pair were martied
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    Monsoon drives 2,000 to west coast
    91 6 Monsoon drives 2,000 to west coast ITOTA BHARU, Thurs. T w o thousand farmers in Kelantan leit in the past week to look for jobs on the west coast as the monsoon gained momentum here. Some will go to Perak. Hundreds more are preparing to move. Every year during this
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    Burglars raid cinema theatre
    45 6 IPOH. Thurs.— Thievt-s broke into the office :.t tht Lido Theatre here and stole $50 from a drawer which was forced open. The theft was discovered this morning by the assistant manager, Mr. Lee Meng Kut. who reported to the police.
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    TOURISTS CLASS VIPs
    139 6 fJPA's flight from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok yesterday carried two Very Important Passengers in the TOURIST class. The YIPs: Tenpku Abdul Rahman and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Also in the tourist class were Singapore's Finance Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, the Thai Ambassador to Malaya. Mr. T.
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    Perak resorts all full up for Xmas
    223 7 IPOH, Thursday ALL available accommodation at seaside and hill resorts in Perak and in the Cameron Highlands have been booked up for Christmas and the New Year season. Bungalows and hoteta in Maxwell Hill. Cameron Highlands. Lumut and Pangkor Island had been n-scrvoil
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    A pledge to help transfer students
    257 7 A pledge to help transfer students KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. r HE Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, said last night that he was prepared to help the transfer of students from private or partially-assisted Chinese secondary schools to fully-assisted national-type schools. I He added, however, that this
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    $20 mil. vote
    22 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Hiurs Johore's development estimates for 1962 totalling 520.383. 750 were passed today by the State Legislative Assembly.
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    4 ill after mushroom dinner
    66 7 4 ill after mushroom dinner KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Four people were admitted to the General Hospital la-t night after they had a mushroom meal in a house in Kuang, about IS miles from here. Chan Kit Yoke. 25, Low Kirn Seng. 30, Lo Kit Slew, 25. and Wong Too, 31,
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    28-mile road project
    24 7 PEKAN. Thurs. A $4.2 million 28-mile road project between Pekan Kampongand Batu Balik. has been started by the Publik Works Department.
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    Livestock care
    34 7 PENANG. Thurs.— The State Veterinary Department's travelling dispensary carried out a total of 34.057 vaccinations and injections for poultry and other livestock when It visited 160 kampongs. villages and estates last month.
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    6,000 at Kuching rally greet Malaysia talks men
    197 7 6,000 at Kuching rally greet Malaysia talks men KUCHINO, Thurs. Delegates to the Malaysia Solida rity Consultative Committee meeting last night received a big welcome from more than 6,000 Malays at a rally sponsored by the Party Ne<?ara here. Amone those present were Dato Ong Yoke Lin, leader of the
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    CAMPS SET UP 'TO BAR OUTSIDERS'
    199 7 KLUANG. Thursday. THHE 2.600 striking employees of Oil Palms of Ma- laya Ltd.. in Layang Layang. have set up camps all round the vast plantation to keep outsiders from interfering in the 11-day dispute. Mr. K. K. Kumaran. a spokesman for the National Union
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    New stamp to mark a Scout anniversary
    93 7 New stamp to mark a Scout anniversary KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A special stamp to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Scout Movement in Ceylon will be issued by the Ceylon Commissioner of Stamps on Feb 26, the Ceylon High Commission here announced today. Arrangements for first-day covers
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    Lottery draw
    26 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The December draw or the Social Welfare Services Lotteries Board will be held a' the Cathay Cinema here on Dec. 31.
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    MTUC wants clerks in Employment Ordinance
    94 7 I/UALA LUMFUR. Thurs. The Malayan Trades Union Congress is considering the question of asking for an extension of the Employment Ordinance. 1955. to cover "white collar workers" as well. This was disclosed today by ■the M.TUC. executive secre[tary. Mr. M. Arokiasamy. "The subject Is
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    TWO STRANDED HITCH-HIKERS MAY BE ABLE to REJOIN ARMY
    223 7 TWO STRANDED HITCH-HIKERS MAY BE ABLE to REJOIN ARMY SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE British Army may break tradition to assist two ex-soldiers, who are stranded in Singapore after hitch-hiking all the way from England, by allowing them to sign on again here. Normally, any person wishing to join the Army has
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    SHE THOUGHT POLICE STATION WAS CLOSED FOR THE NIGHT
    136 7 SHE THOUGHT POLICE STATION WAS CLOSED FOR THE NIGHT IPOH, Thurs. A woman. Chan Ah Mooi. 22, who was robbed of $1,071 in cash and jewellery last night, did not report to the police till midday today because she thought the police station was closed at night. Chan, of Pasir
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    hurray for this crazy life... 'S WONDERFUL!
    306 8 hurray for this crazy life... 'S WONDERFUL! IT end of this Year of the Lord, Nineteen Hun- dred and Sixty-One, I take a moment out to think of all the things that I have had cause to be glad about in the last happy, frustrating, excitinc. stimulating, sorrowful, but always,
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    You'd better hurry if you still have buying to do
    601 8 OH, how I long for Christmas Eve the peace and quiet of it, all the presents wrapped; dinner eaten and cleared away, the children in their pyjamas, and carols on the gramaphone. Its only three days away, and vet it
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    let's talk it over
    911 8  -  Lucy huang by it's not just an appliance it's a faithful friend ANLY three more v days, and the BIG day will be here. Everywhere there is the sound of carols in the air, the smell of plumb pudding, and all the traditional magic that makes
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    MOUTH-WATERING LAST-MINUTE PRESENTS
    269 8 MOUTH-WATERING LAST-MINUTE PRESENTS MO matter how efficient we are. how organised we try to be, there always seems to be someone we forgot to include in our gift lists. There v no need to get hysterical, however, because in any good provision store you have the solution to your problem,
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    DISNEY DOES IT AGAIN WITH 'DALMATIANS'
    380 8  -  CHAN CHIN BOCK D YEARS ago when "Fantasia" was first made and shown critics as well as moviegoers all over the world agreed unanimously that Disney had done it. "Fantasia" was new, It was fresh. It was brilliant. And now Disney has done it
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    ANTHONY QUINN and THE ESKIMOS
    158 8 '"THE Savage Innoceiits" is about life among the Eskimos, their habits and custom.^. Life in the icy wastelands is tough. Food is got by hunting Whether a family has enough to eat or not depends on the skill cunning and endurance of the hunter. In
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    Hunter the missionary
    81 8 World War II comes back again this week in a slightly different guise in Rank's "Hell to Eternity. Against a background of fierce Japanese-American fighting in Saipan Is toid the life story of Guy Gabaldon of the U.S. Marines a man with a mis- ;-lon of mercy
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      194 8 Hugs Bunny By Batph HeinttlaM Lii Abmmr By At Capp I STAN' BACK, FOLKS.? THIS IS I s^^L* efcrPCf* f^^\ /tMASS PUHhfi.'f j MEBBE ITS BECUZ TH' PART AH DREADS !T BEFO' J fJtf FA*™ fc J J lAH NEVOVH < "VO'KJEViAH KrSSED AH PRONOUNCES V EM MAN AN'/^J Vj
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    The marathon Assembly ends
    3190 9 SINGAPORE. Thursday JHE Legislative Assembly wound up a record marathon sitting at 11.10 p.m. tonight. 1 1 passed the Government's motion to express thanks to I lu- Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Indie Yusof bin Isliak, for the policy speech he delivered on the Government's behalf at the
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    ALL LEADERS THANK SPEAKER
    174 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Leaders of all political parties in the Legislative \ssombly tonight expressed their appreciation of the patience and endurance of the Speaker. Sir George Oehlers. and the stafT of the Assembly durine the record six-week *>ittinc which ended at 11.12 p.m. The rnrt of the
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    King sees a plane factory
    319 10 MANY QUESTIONS AS HE IS SHOWN THE COMPLEXITIES OF JET ENGINE REPAIR From MAZLAN NOORDIN Bangalore, Thurs. f HE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and his consort today drove 86 miles back to bustling Bangalore from the tranquility of Mysore City after a two-day stay at the
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    Ruler meets advisers
    51 10 KLANO, Thurs. Eleven members of the Selangor Dewan dl-RaJa (Royal Council) wete officially received by the lultan and presented with certificates of authority at Istana Alam Shah today. More than 100 people. Including the Raja Muda. Tengku Laxamana, Government officials and town councillors were present at the
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    One wage pact for 7 firms
    276 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday IIIORE than 2,000 em- ployees of seven companies here are to get a new salary structure the first salary scale jointly set up by business houses in the Federation. This Is the result of joint negotiations betwen the firms and the
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    The King congratulates a dancer
    66 10 TiHE Yang di-Per-tuan Agong congratulates one of the dancers of the troupe which performed for the Malayan Royal visitors after a dinner given by the Governor of Madras, Shri Vishnuram Medhi. The King and his party motored to Bangalore yesterday after a two-day stay in
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    BLADES: FmACTING UNDER ORDER OF P.S.C.
    211 10 BLADES: FmACTING UNDER ORDER OF P.S.C. SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Police Commissioner, Mr. A.E.G. Blades, said today that he was acting on the direction of the Public Services Commission in calling upon 14 police officers and men to show cause why they should not be discharged from the force. He was
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    'GIFT' PROPOSAL BY SOCIALIST WHIP
    167 10 PENANG, Thurs.— The Socialist Whip, Mr. Lim Kean Slew, today proposed a "New Year present" for employees of the City Council Speaking during the adjournment of the Council meeting. Mr. Llm suggested that a "harsh" section In the present Municipal Ordinance N» amended. Under Section
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    CORONER CLEARS 4-DEATH DRIVER
    139 11 CORONER CLEARS 4-DEATH DRIVER I> U T T E R WORTH, Thurs. The Coroner, Inche Ahmad Hanafi. today held that a lorry driver, Fang Leang Thong, was not to blame for the deaths of four wedding guests who died in a road crash. He returned a verdict of death by
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    $2,000 fine in lottery case
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A trisha rider, was today fined $2,000 or four months jail for assisting in carrying on a public lottery. Song Lung Tung, who pleaded guilty, was arresteid at Jalan Eunos at 12.20 a.m. today
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    Speaker: <No affront by Industrial Court in failure to make report'
    497 11 Speaker: &lt;No affront by Industrial Court in failure to make report' SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Speaker, Sir George Oehlers. told the Legislative Assembly today that the president of the Industrial Arbitration Court had committed no offence in failing to furnish an annual report to the Minister. He was replying to a
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    Thais offer six study awards to Singapore
    192 11 CINGAPORE. Thurs.-The Thai Government has offered six fellowships to Malayans wanting to do postgraduate studies in Thailand. The total value of each rellowship is about $2,000. A Singapore Education Ministry statement said today that the one-year fellowships are for post-graduate .studies In Chulalongkorn
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    HACKED TO DEATH
    55 11 KUALA LUMPUR. ThurS. —A labourer. M. Mariappan. 35. was hacked to death last night when he went to intervene in a quarrel between two other labourers in Puchong Estate, nine miles from here. Mariappan. father of seven, was slashed with an axe on the head and neck.
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    Plastics industries in Singapore can be multiplied by tenfold
    483 11 Plastics industries in Singapore can be multiplied by tenfold I DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR SAYS: SINGAPORE, Thurs. plastics industry in Singapore had an "enormously wide" scope and there was room to multiply by tenfold the present number of enterprises in this industry. The director of the Economic Development Board, Mr. E. J.
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    DEATHS
    51 12 M It „,rf, flu (Minimnm MRS. K J PILLAY HKxl .',(l uite „l laU Hi K J. Pillay of JB |&gt;a^ pen etully in Sin«apore on .'Ol2-61. MR. RAMUPILLAV NAMASIWACAM died on M. 12.61, formerly accountant oitw PaataJ Depan I X.L, Cabta r»erived by &gt;'al;iriv\ri, la. ping Irom i-hiinnakam.
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      A Thousand Million
      801 12 The new budget will raise no eyebrows. Ii is orthodox, reassuring and progressive. Especially it is progressive in its annual increase in expenditure about which the Finance Minister offered rather more than the customary word of warning. For how long can Malaya aflord h steady ten per
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      Season of Peace
      321 12 Tuesday's restive cease-fire in Katanga is trumped with news of Messrs. Adoula's and Tshombe's unexpected agreement on ending the Katanga secession. A clear-cut financial understanding is an essential part of any agreement that will last, and sources in Kitona, where the two leaders met, speak of an
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      Forbidden Land
      191 12 The simple essence of colonialism worries very few people, even in Asia. If it did, the finai absorption of Tibet into the Chinese system two and a half years ago would not have been forgotten so soon i'nd the U.N. resolution co-sponsored by Malaya in 1959 would have
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    THE 'FIVE' The economic advantages of merger
    1228 12  -  INCHE MOHD. ISMAIL bin YUSOFF MALAYA. SINGAPORE. SARAWAK. BRUNEI AND NORTH BORNEO by Assistant Minister of Interior FROM A PAPER ON THE "ECONOMIC PASIS OF MALAYSIA" AT THE MALAYSIA SOLIDARITY CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE MEETING AT KUCHING. SARAWAK ON TUESDAY HE proposal that the _H_
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      CASE OF OVERWORKED, UNDERPAID TEACHER
      95 12 I AM a trained teacher and for the past eleven months I have been overworked and underpaid. Will someone from the Ministry of Education graciously explain why teachers who passed out in December 1960 from Kota Bharu Teachers' College, now serving in Kelantan, have not
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      THE TAXPAYER...AND HIS RISHTS
      284 12 THE TAXPAYER... AND HIS RISHTS \'OUR correspondent "Citizen" has spoken well (8. T Dec. 19). It would be Interesting to have those Income tax figures. The taxpayer should not forget the facts relating to his position vis-a-vis the Comptroller of Inland Revenue. This person is a salaried public servant whose
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      ARBITRATION COURT AWARD REPORT
      166 12 I WISH to make a correction in the report in the Straits Times of Dec. 15 under the heading "Arbitration decision, court move oj bank. In paragraph four it is stated the arbitration court In July awarded in full the claims of the bank's employees." In
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      DISSATISFACTION
      41 12 H^HE letter headed "The disunited teaching service" certainly reveals dissatisfaction. Here Is another sample: Malay school teachers who obtained their school certificates lave long since received their adjustment of salaries. But the unfortunate DTC teachers have not. VICTIM Johore Bahru
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      38 12 'DECEMBER Readers Digest will be on sale slightly later than usual (excepting in Kuala Lumpur) owing to unavoidable circumstances. The delay in placing the Magazine on Sale is regretted. C. R. DASARATHA RAJ LTD POST BOX 257 SINGAPORE
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    Income tax total nearly doubled in last two years
    3812 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday A 'BULGE' TN EDUCATION ESTIMATES But the total 1962 revenue may decrease I" 1 II E Federation Government hopes to collect $232 million in income tax this year nearly double the 1959 total. This was announced by the
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      Lock icon PREMIER FOR A DAY IS NAMED PREMIER AGAIN
      216 14 DAMASCUS Thurs.— Dr. A Maarouf Dawalibi, who was once Prime Minister of Syria for 24 hours, was named last night as the head of the first Syrian Government since the break with Egypt Dr Nazem Kuds.l. the new Syrian President, has formally
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      Lock icon APPENDICITIS CURED THE CHINESE WAY
      68 14 JONG KONG. Thais.— Chinese doctors in the Shantung Medical College in east China are curing appendicitis cases without having to operate, according to Wen Wei Pao. a pro-Communist Chinese-language newspaper here. It said they did this by :ombinlng Western and Chine c traditional medical practices.
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      Lock icon THE BALUBA BABE
      55 14 J^ SWEDISH soldier of the United Nations Force in Katanga carries a child refugee in his arms to safety. More than 30 Baluba tribesmen were killed victims of excesses in Katanga. The Swedish troops are engaged in defending the Baluba refugee camp and maintaining supplies to thousands
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      Lock icon U.N. URGES FRANCE, ALGERIA TO RESUME PEACE TALKS
      206 14 NEW YORK. Thurs HPHE U.N. General As- sembly today called upon the French Government and the Algerian Provisional Government to resume negotiations aimed at implementing the right of the Algerian people to self-determination. The vote was 62 to none with 38 abstentions.
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      Producer of My Fair Lady' dies aged 57
      90 14 Producer of My Fair Lady' dies aged 57 pALM SPRINGS, Thurs.— Moss Hart, Broadway playwright, producer and director who staged "My Fair Lady," died here yesterday of a heart attack. He was 57. He was walking towards his car with his wife yesterday morning when he fell and died, according
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      Lock icon Red invitation
      17 14 JAKARTA. Thurs.— Russia is considering Inviting Indonesian scientists to join in its Antarctic research. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Drop this 'colour bar' Bill-TUC
      140 14 LONDON, Thursday. T EADERS of Britain's 8,000.000 Trade Unionists yesterday charged the Conservative Government with reckless disregard of the interests of the Commonwealth by introducing the Commonwealth Immigrants Bill. The general council of the Trade Unions Congress said, after discussing the Bill, that the Government's
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      Lock icon Belgium refuses to pay U.N.
      43 14 BRUSSELS. Thurs. The Belgian Senate last night voted to refuse payment of 35.500.000 francs (about £253.500&gt; of the country \s contribution to the United Nations. The vote was made in protest against the UN. action in Katanga.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon A weeping GG signs surrender papers
      258 14 A weeping GG signs surrender papers PANJIM, Thursday QENERAL Manuel Antonio E. Silva. last Portuguese Governor-General of Goa, signed a document on Tuesday surrendering the territory to India. The surrender was signed about 11 a.m. about 10 miles south of Panjim. near the port of Vasco Da Gama, named after
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      U.N. CONDEMNS PORTUGAL
      63 14 NEW YORK. Thurs.— The IJV. General Assembly yesterday brushed aside strong Portuguese protests and condemned Portugal for her refusal to inform the world organisation on conditions in her overseas territories. By a crushing vote of 90 to three the General Assembly passed an Afro-Asian motion establishing a
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      Lock icon SHOWGIRLS (IN THE NUDE) FLEE FROM FIRE
      124 15 SHOWGIRLS (IN THE NUDE) FLEE FROM FIRE PARIS, Thurs.^Fire broke I out above the stage of the Casino de Paris late last night as shapely snowgirls many of them ):ude —lined up on stage for the finale. The asbestos safety curtain was lowered immediately and officials ordered the theatre one
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      100 huts burnt
      28 15 YAOUNDE, Thurs.—Villagers at Nlohe near the border of East and West Cameroun yesterday burned down 100 huts as a reprisal for the killing of businessman.
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      Lock icon CASH CALL TO MEMBERS BY U.N. ASSEMBLY
      252 15 CASH CALL TO MEMBERS BY U.N. ASSEMBLY YEW YORK, Thurs. The United Nations General Assembly last night decided to appro priate (U.S.) $80 million for the cost of U.N. Congo operations from November to next June and called upon the Belgian Government "to make a substantial contribution". The resolution urged
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      Lock icon Cuba: 'Fighting in mountains'
      136 15 MIAMI, Thursday. jy|R. Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, a leading antiCastro Cuban leader, told a press conference yesterday that fighting had broken out in the mountains of central Cuba between a guerilla army and 25,000 government troops and militia. Mr. Menoyo, who was chief of the second national
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      KING GUSTAF ADOLF APPLAUDS WINNER OF NOBEL PRIZE
      47 15 KING GUSTAF ADOLF APPLAUDS WINNER OF NOBEL PRIZE King Gustaf Adolf of Sweden applauds Professor Robert Hofstadter, of the United States, at the presentation of the Nobel Prizes in Stockholm. Professor Hofstadter shared the physics prize with the German nuclear physicist Dr. Rudolf Mossbauer, from Los Angeles.
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      Jets for Japan
      21 15 LOS ANGELES, Thurs.Japan today received its first two aircraft capable of flying at twice the speed of sound.
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      Dolls that talk now on market
      110 15 Dolls that talk now on market NEW YORK, Thurs.— Along with dolls that kiss, dance and perform other leats, comes the talking doll this Christmas. It's "Chatterbox," a 2ft. tall platinum blonde that says such full sentences as "Do you like me?", "Let's go to the park" and "I like
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      Lock icon 15 killed, many hurt in Colombia earthquake
      163 15 ROGOTA (Colombia), ThUiS. At least 15 people were killed and many Injured by an earthquake In western Colombia yesterday, according to reports reachIng here. The Geographical Institute said the total number of people killed throughout the country might reach 20. Hardest hit was
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    Kirkby's time to say farewell
    209 16 Kirkby's time to say farewell KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The Teachers' Training College •at Kirkby, which closes for good next year, has published what is believed to be that last issue in its annual magazine Panduan (Guide)Two farewell messages appear In the L«ue just received one from the principal, Mr. G.
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    USERS OF WHITE AUSTRALIA PHRASE 'MISINFORMED'
    221 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs A Singapore student in Australia, Mr. Lim Gee Seng, said here today that the so-call-ed "white Australia" policy was merely a misinterpretation of the Australian immigration policy. An arts-law undergraduate of Sydney University, Mr. Lim, 21, called for a dispassionate study of
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    'Merger' cheat is sent to jail for a year
    157 16 CINGAPORE. Thurs. Abu Bakar alias Jantan bin Manap, who cheated the Penghulu of Pulau Semulon, In the Southern Islands group, by posing a.s a special investigator from the Prime Minister's Office in the Federation, today was jailed for 12 months by
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    'Hello, Dennis'—the voice of a father lost for 18 years
    293 16 'Hello, Dennis'— the voice of a father lost for 1 8 years SINGAPORE. Thurs MR. DENNIS ROY Shelton of Singapore took a phone call from Colombo at 1 p.m. today and spoke to the father he lost 18 years ago. "It was wonderful,' Mr. Shelton. a young hotel executive-, said
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      273 16 Straits Times Crossword ACHOBS hard year (8). 4. The drone may s song of 6. The native in Sierra Leon* lamentation &lt;Bi. grows '■a.v.ava (5). 8. Origin or acid establish- T. Considering a letter on va!ument (6). able poueiy (7). Qumrrelsnne scholar? &lt;»t. 14. I'm beaten and locked up 10.
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    PENANG XV SHOULD EARN PL A YOFF AGAINST PERAK
    1594 17 PENANG XV SHOULD EARN PL A YOFF AGAINST PERAK BY STRAITS TIMES SPORTS REPORTERS pENANG, Thurs With several Malayan Civilian players in the team, Penang should not find it difficult to beat Kedah in their remaining Malaya Cup North Zone rugger fixture at Western Road here on Saturday (kick-off 5
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    Japan buys more copra
    118 18 Japan buys more copra MALAYAN shipments of copra to Japan has lnoreased by 2.235 tons to 4.306 tons 'or the first 10 months of this year against the corresponding period last year. The total value of copra exported to Japan from January to Oct. this year was worth $1.8 million.
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    New director for BISN
    53 18 The British India Steam Navigation Co. announce that iMr Charles Stephen Mundy, a managing director of the company retired from the i board on December 15. Mr Andrew James Maitland Makgill Crlchton has been appointed a director from December 14. His connection with the company goes
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    Plan for new Johore textile factory
    297 18 Plan for new Johore textile factory BIG JAPANESE COMPANY'S PROJECT LEADING Japanese company has plans to set up a textile mill in Johore on a 50-50 basis with local capital to manufacture the latest synthetic fabrics. Mr. Nisaburo YamapLshi, managing director of Toyo Rayon Co. Ltd., disclosing this at a
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    SAWMILL PLANT IS HERE
    89 18 SAWMILL PLANT IS HERE A 20 ton Celcure timber treatment plant for the Ong Kian Teck Sawmills Ltd., arrived on the Benarty at Port Swettenham recently. The plant will be installed in their sawmill in Kepong for the pressure treatment of timber for export and local use. The installation of
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    Revenue falls in Sarawak
    51 18 Sarawak November revenue collections amounted to $2,862,045 a decrease of $655,163 compared with the October total. The drop applied to all her three sources of revenue import and export duties and excise. Export duties totalled $704,692 in November. Import duties amounted to $2,038,079 and excise duties
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    Asian sales increasing: Japan visitor
    239 18 4 REPRESENTATIVE of one of the world's largest drug manufacturing companies, visited Malaya this week to promote sales of Japanese chemical, pharmaceutical and veterinary products. The representative was Mr. T. Takashlma, manager of the International Division of the Takeda Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. of Osaka. Japan
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    Malaya imports more potatoes
    111 18 Malaya imports more potatoes SINGAPORE and the Federation imported over 1,600 tons more potatoes in the first half of the year, Malayan trade statistics show. The amount imported from various sources was 17,417 tons against 15,781 tons in the corresponding six months last year. Japan was the largest supplier with
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    Record sales
    54 18 The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company today reported sales of U551,182,695.--998, and profits of $63,629,538 for the fiscal year which ended on October 31. The company's report said that sales and profits in the last six months of the year were the highest for any similar period in
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    MARCONI MAN NOW HAS WIDER FIELD
    119 18 rpHE resident representative in Singapore of the Marconi International Marine Communication Co. Ltd. has been appointed representative for South-East Asia. i He Is Mr. I.W. Dick who will remain stationed in Singapore. His sphere of responsibility is now extended to include marine radio and
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    U.S. TRIP FOR BORG-WARNER SALES' CHIEF
    185 18 T^tß. JOHN B. T. CHAN. pan-Malayan sales iTI manager, of Borg-Warner International Corporation, Singapore branch, will leave shortly for the United States where he will attend the annual Norge Sales Convention scheduled for January 22. Before making a tour ot eighteen other countries around
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    LESS CARS
    31 18 app Production of motor vehicles in France during November totalled 108.963 units compared with 110.775 in October and 110.068 in November 1960 &lt; revised), the French Motor Industry Federation announced.
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    TIN SHARES FRACTIONALLY EASIER: EXCHANGE QUIET
    416 20 By Our Market Correspondent TIN shares were fractionally easier, where there was any change in price, on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. The noon tin price fell to its lowest level for two and a half months and this affected sentiment. Business is now
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 20 Malayan Stock Indices: I)' •&lt;■. 20 I)e. .21 Industrials: 159.18 159.11 Tins: 293.59 293.55 rubbers: 211.44 211.44 Jan. 1 1»38=1OO
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    556 20 BUSINESS on tiie Malayan Stock Ejcciiangt. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In bracket^: Indtutnalt: Hume Industries (2,000) A 5« 3d xd: Blme Darby 6s. 94. OL.; S Steamship U4.000&gt; 7S» cents: 8. Times f2.000&gt; 13.05: Dunlop* (2.0O0) $1.15 ON. SI. IS OU (2.000) $1
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    RUBBER PRICES
    224 20 JANUARY *)rtt trad* rubotr buyers f f.o.b. closed In Btnitapore yesterday at 78* centa per Ib down seven-eighth-. of I cent on Wednesday* price. The tone »ai quitt A slightly oatitr. S C C.R A. clOKlnit prices tn cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. Prompt f.o.n.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 20 SINGAPORE. Dec. ?1 RUBBER: 781 cents per Ib. (down seveneighths of a rent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 78! cents (slightly easier). TIN: 5474.62. per picul (doun SI). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 20 tons).
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    Tin at lowest price for two and a half months
    194 20 T*IN was at its lowest x for two and a half months in Singapore yesterday a further fall of one dollar taking it down to $474.62 In London o\?rnight the easier trend in earlier tin dealings was sharply extended in
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    141 20 CHIPS lying alongside th« Smuaporo wharvaa today an: Bldor 21/22, Ava 21/22. B*«Tf Captain 36/39. Glengyle 10/11. TJlbodas 40/11. Dimltron 48. Scheldt) LJoyd *43, Rajah 23 24. Rhunko Mam 8/9. Outar roadt: Lian Hin. Shunnte, Ardrtwn. Tees Breeze. Zyrianln, Blt&gt;lroet. Sofie Maernk. Tamara. Kmp. Klttlwake. Sahanic. Davrlc.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    97 20 CHIN KtK Product Clrtiartfa Slngapara n*«n prictt par picul ytitcrdayr Coeenut bulk $34 Mllen. drum »3*» sHltr*. Capra: Dec. T'K/Contln«nt S2SJ buyer*. $2«! Mliera. Pto*«r: Muntok white 51R7J wllerii. Sarawak white SlftS Mlleni, cpeclal Sarawak Mark SI 35 frWrrt. garbled Lam poo c blacJc $135 Balm, Lnrnpong black
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    126 20 MELBOURNE, ThursTNVESTMENT shares were traded more actively along firmer lines. Drug Houses gained 3s. 3d. to 70s 7d and CourUulds 9d. to 12s. Base netab were firmer, and oils were stronger with Ant Oil and Gas up 4s. 3d. to 445. and Assoc Frrncy Is. sd. to 6*s-
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    89 20 MALAYAN Eichanga Binhi' Atieciatian made these changes in lta ratm tn merchants yesterday (all rates to $100&gt;: N.w Vark: buying T.T. 32 13't6. airmail O.D 33 1 16. 90 d'Ft 33 I'll credit bills. 33 trade bills. Sailing T.T. or 0.0. ready: New Verk 32!: Swiss Francs 141
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      232 20 fUHOrf SERVICE l S'rwe Shaw P*"»ng SABRINA 11/11 Jaa 14-15 Jaa II Jaa M'seines, Havre. D'Urd, A'werp. R'dam. H burl. B men SOUTH t WESI AFRICA SERVICE TAIOA 7/ B Jaa Ourban (11/1), Port Elinoetti (23/1), Capetiwn (M/1), Matadi (M/1). Latos (5/2). Cotonou (1/2), Accra. Takoradi Abidjan Frtetown Conakry. Dakar
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      487 20 TENDERS TENDERS will be received from Registered Coutracto-s with approved stovliieT facilities under Head VII Sub-head (b) in Class "D" and above in T' nder Box No. 3 at the office of the Chief Supplies Officer. Kandang Kerbau. Slngapcre up to 12 noon on the 9th January. 1962 for the
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      995 20 KUALA LUMPUR NEW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT The Government of the Federation of Malaya announces that in respect of the forthcoming tenders for the engineering works and the airport lighting, it has nowbeen decided that a period of three clear months from the date oS despatch of the tender documents will be
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      173 20 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHAjNgI I All member* of tin- above r&gt;H change In the State oi SingaporH and th« PederaUon will be clos.\i :or &gt;. i ':-H 23rd December 1961 v -"'H December 1931 inchiMvt TIN CONTROL NOTICE 1 TIN (ON'TKOI, HHI 1 I STOCK) REGULATIONS, 1961 It is notuied (or
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      753 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PERAK EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. POST PRIMARY SCHOOLS (MALAY AND KNULISII MEDIUM) APPLICATIONS are Invited irom male and female Federal Citizens or State Nationals who have attained their 17th but not ihelr 23rd Birthday and have obtained their Overseas School leaving CerUccate or their F. of M. Certificate of Education,
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      841 21 NOTICE CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbrokers.) Cnredeened Pledged Goods and Jewellery from the following Pawnbrokers' Shops No. 135 New Bridge Road. Lam Joon Slong (Chop Seni Fob) No. 255 South Bridge Road. Ho Van Kee (Chop Heng Fatt) Yong Kee. No. 287 South Bridge Road. Scow Klan (Chop Nam Cheong). No. 103
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      1091 21 I tat! I V V^. V &lt; I"II"1 I 1I i 1' U I (L^ 1 I 1 at aaC' (Continued from Pace 12) SITUATIONS VACANT it Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm GENERAL MALI CLERK wanted. Applicant mart b« able to correspon-di-nca Independently. Apply P.O. Box 267s B'porc
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      864 21 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Words SS (Min.)— Sox SI ets. txtrm SEMBAWANC HILLS ESTATE Three bedrooms detached house Kent tile and Mosaic floors, furniture, ceil&gt; Ing fans, nice garden, telephone. Cash $13,900 balance of loan $10,000 transferable. Details Pbone Spore ***** after 5.30 p m HOUSES with good road
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      606 21 TUITION tt Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. rxtra ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL experienced KnKll.ih speaking Inntructon, complete course (75/-, refrenber course 126/-, hourly SS/-. 67 Orchard Road. Spore. Phone *****. SIC'S BEGINNERS. SESSIONS. Airconditioned Rooms. Middle Road/ Oollyer Quay. Stenography Rapid/ Normal Oounes (Pit mans, Gregg, Malay), Book-keeping (Three Sessions)
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      735 21 HIRE PURCHASE tt Words SJ (Mm.)— Box SO ets. txtrm TRANSISTOR RADIOS— REFRIGERATORS snd AIR CONDITIONERS OO r.ASY PAVMKST TCRItS avu;.ihle at ENFIELO A CO.. 6. Upper Picktrntf Strut, Smgaper*. Tal: 703»5. VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Words SS (Min.)— Box SI ets. txtrm FORO CONSUL SALOON. Very food condition. Only
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      744 21 FOR SALE II Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm •-AKAI- STEREO tape-recorder mode' MS 4-track mono-stereo with turn speakers in separate cabinets. Immaculate condition. $650/- 0.n.0. Phone (Spore) 6V,73 SILVERCROSS PRAM, Dolls Prams. Playpen with Mattress Garden Chair*. Swing and Oe-Baw Tea-Trolley Folding Screen Various Household Articles. Pbon.- (B'pore)
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      340 21 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) 10 Words til (Minimum) Dailt 1 month. 10 Words St.iO (Mm.) HOTEL \MBASSAOOR, Seaside. Meyer Rd.. Spore. DanrinK plKhtlv. FOR ECONOMY CONVENIENCE comfort. Stay at Station Bel plion.- *****/6. MAYFAIR HOTEL S'pore Centnl Rooms Alrcondltloned Popular Bar —Courteous s. AIRCONDITIONED NON AIR CONDITIONED Room* moder.it* charge*
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      597 22 li r^fc ■1 1 r^fei z3p^»"^^k 1 i w 1 1 Ib UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN SINGAPORE Pit- University Course lf&lt;62-3 "Die University of Malaya 'n Singapore Invites applications for admission to Pre-Universlty Courses in the Faculties of Art*. Law and Science (including Science (Faculty of Medicine) i in the
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      259 22 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE AND CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE The Pubiic is hereby notified that the private streets (1) between the Supreme Court and the City Hall (off St. Andrew's Road), (11) at the rear of the Supreme Court and the City Hall (from High Street to Coleman
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      744 22 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR Applications are invited for appointment to the following Chairs in the newly established Faculty of Medicine at the University of Malaya. Federation of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur: (1) Anatomy (2) Physiology (3) Biochemistry (4) Pathology (5) Medicine (6) Surgery Applicants for these Chairs
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      509 22 TENDERS TENDERS wUI be received In Tender Box No. 3 at the ofiW of the Chief Supplies Officer, Kandang Kerbau. Singapore, 8, up to noon on 2nd January. 1962 for the purchase of: APPROXIMATELY 4000 EMPTY BITUMEN DRUMS LYING AT THE P.U.I). RURAL DEPOT 9', M.S. BUKIT TIMAU ROAD, SINGAPORE.
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      267 22 TENDERS MINISTRY OF HEALTH Tenders for the supply of canvas ■hoes and (Uppers to hospitals. TENDERS are invited for the supply of the following to hospiI tals, Singapore, for period Ist I January, 1962 to 31st December, 1962:— (a; Blue canvas shoes with rubber soles approx. 3,500 pairs. fb) Slippers
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      238 22 TENDERS TENDERS are invited for the mpply for cooked food to the Muslim College Malaya Hostel for the year liiC2. Copy of menu and forms aud conditions of tender can be had on application to the Principal, Muslim College Malaya, Klaug, to whom the forms should be returned before 31.1.1962.
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      15 22 mwEwoio^jßj Voice Hoarseness ml} i 'W' i; '«'1I CHICKIO INSTANTLY WITH Woods GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE
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      FILM PATROL SEES ALL
      155 23 Also a valuable aid to apprentice jockeys— Norton SINGAPORE, Thurs —The Film Patrol, the all-seeing mechanical eye, misses nothing in a race, writes EPSOM JEEP. The Singapore Turf Club yesterday staged two mock races, with jockeys riding in silks, to test the Film Patrol. Six cameras
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      Resquilleur shows tip-top form in soft going
      365 23 Resquilleur shows tip-top form in soft going ON THE TRACK with EPSOM JEEP, Singapore, Thurs. JJESQUILLEUR showed dashing form on a soft track at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by Ken Smith, the five year old outpaced Amazonas over 3f in 39. Happy Melody (Keith Moxham) went attractively over 3f
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      120 23 COUNTIES OKAY KNOCKOUT CRICKET lONDON, Thurs.— ln a bold attempt to revive the waning public Interest in cricket, the county clubs yesterday agreed to oneday knockout matches In '.963. This revolutionary decision was made at a Lords meetIng of -the Advisory County Cricket Committee, which also decided to standardise the
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      JOHORE ASIANS IN THE FINAL
      303 23 JOHORE BAHRU. Thursday. JOHORE Asians entered the All-Blues Cup rugger final today after a rousing mud battle with Singapore Asians on the town padang here, winning this south zone decider by eight points (a goal land a try) to nothing. It was a bard-fought match.
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      Malays team to tour
      99 23 I/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— NLne top Malay badminton players and 14 official? and supporters will leave shortly for an 11 -day tour of Thailand The Federation of Malays Badminton Associations of Malaya contingent will be lead by their vice-president. Tuan Syed Abbas Alhabshee. Veteran S. M Omar
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      101 23 lOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— A million-dollar sports stadium is to be built oil Jalan Larkln New Town here, the chairman of Local Government Inche Sulaiman bin N'liiam Shah said today. Wor Is expected to begin next year Speaking in the Johore Legislative Assembly, Inche Sutaiman said (300,000 had
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      339 23 SEVEN CHANGES IN MALAYA XI KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday Vf/ALAYA will not Held tomorrow at the T.P.C.A y ground against Pakistan the same team which held the world hockey champions to a scoreless draw at the Merdeka Stadium yesterday There will be seven changes in
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      63 23 HOCKEY INTERNATIONAL: Malaya v Pakistan (Princes Rd; 6 pm.). IPOH DIV. 1: Klnte Indiana v Ander.sonlans (upper padang). PENANG LGE: ESC v RAAF CD. Kramat). S'GOR DIV. 2: Police Depot v Sentul Rlys (Depot); E'gor Club Radio Malaya (padang); RMAF v Mercantile Bank (Airport Rd). RUGGER SANDERSON CUP: RAF Changl
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      85 23 RUGGER YMCA 1; Dlv. t: Samuel's Club 5 SANDEIISON CUP (S'por.): ToWn CoUnC RAP Tengah 11 RAP Butterworth CRICKET 6 (at Cha 1 SHEFFIELD SHIELD (Perth): BADMINTON Match drawn. W. Australia 190 GUAN HOE CUP FINAL (Ipoh) and 390-2 (B. Shepherd 212 n.0.. R. Ipoh Police bt K Kangsar Police
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    415 24 'Employers are trying to put pressure on the Govt. to take sides in the disputes' SINGAPORE. Thur«. THK general secretary of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, Mr. Tan Siew Chwee, tonight accused the Singapore Employers' Federation of trying to "put pressure" on the Government to take
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    DEATHS
    83 24 v. MILSUM. Midlui.o n.idi-nly on 21IL'-ftl at Lady TV'ui.Nr Hodpitnl. Kuneral Ch&lt;-ra« &gt; vmet.-n ,"i |i.m Friday 22-12-61. MO. LOH FONC SIN. aged 60. 1. .-&lt;*-»! aHospital on Il.tt.fl at ii in a.m., laartM hehina her thm- »cn»— 4»oo Ann. Soo Watt a **o Hup. two daughter.*- -Gek Wah
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 24 THE FAMILY Of the late Mr Can Kirn MMt th-mk relatives and friends For their kind assistance, donations, v- iralh&gt;. loan of ran. nichf visit* and "iindwme at the funeral.
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    66 24 VISIT "HILDA'S" Cold Stor.ik' for mfctall draasta, Nuidnn wear. textile*. ,«ho&gt;'» New shipment of Tricrl (Mm &lt;&gt;l&gt;en nil 7.30 p. in to-day. CAPTURE THE FUN on Ctariatmß* KM and c'hri-trn.i* Ni*ht on KuJI N&gt;o|..i!i PSS ASAi»O Sinm Him- the only *&gt;mm film in tnovir makime in ■vallßMa Itxht Price
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    Lock icon 'FREEING' OF GOA: TRIBUTES DESPITE PROTESTS
    169 24 NEW YOKK. Thurv— AiroAsian and Soviet bloc members of the General Assembly's trusteeship committee yesterday hailed India's "liberation" of Goa. The tributes were made de&gt;pit&lt;* protests by Mr. Don Jaime De Pinies (Spain) and Mr. Jonathan Bineham (United States), who expressed regret that the
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    Party for priests
    57 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three Singapore Buddhist organisations held a reception today for the visiting Thai ecclesiastical dignitaries at the Maha Bodhi School in Geylang. They arc the Singapore Buddhist Federation, the Regional Centre of the World Fellowship of Buddhists and the Singapore Buddhist Lodge. The Thai mission will
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    Driving bar onßMNman
    78 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. R. Dannatt. a chief petty officer in the Royal Malayan Navy, was fined $150 in the First Traffic Magistrate Court today for driving his car in a dangerous manner along the Causeway on June 3 last. It was stated that while Dannatt was overtaking another
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    Youth placed on probation
    66 24 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Victor Moey Fook Weng. 16. who scaled a pillar to break into a flat on the third floor of a Petain Road building, was today placed on two years' probation. Moey. who pleaded guilty, was arrested by two policemen while he was escaping from
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    Comet four hours late
    76 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A BOAC Comet from London due here at 3.45 p.m. today overflew to Singapore because it was four hours late and could not land here at night. A Malayan Airways Britannia from Singapore to Hong Kong, scheduled to arrive here this morning, has
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    LONDON STOCKS
    361 24 LONDON. Thurs. There was a further contraction ;n businesf on the London otoclc exchange today under the influence of me approaching holiday, but the generally quiet industrial market, factory. Glii-edged securities were neglected ana prices, tended slightly lower. Gains predominated In a generally quiet iiduMri.il market. Closing middle
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    200 24 CABARET DANCERS BANNED IN SOUTH VIETNAM SAIGON. Thurs. Persons who conduct private or public balls or beauty contests are liable to imprisonment and heavy fines under the provisions of a Bill which was passed into law by the South Vietnam National Assembly today. The Bill also prohibits "erotic dances'' and
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    39 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Mangala Vihara at 38. Jalan Eunos will observe the Full Moon at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow. The Thai Buddhist Mission sponsored by the Thai Government will visit the Vihara on the occasion.
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    PASSING-Oin PARADE FOR RECRUIT
    120 24 PASSING-Oin PARADE FOR RECRUIT SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tl Assistant Commissioner i Police Training and Persoi nel), Mr. Eu Cheow Eang w take the salute at a passim out parade of the first bat&lt; of Guard and Escort Unit r cruits, who recent'v complet&lt; their three months" trainli at the Police Training
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