The Straits Times, 8 September 1962

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    15 1 flat*** 1 KDN 036 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1962. 15 CENTS.
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    MY ROLE: Lee
    531 1 I'm here to make friends, but I'll watch free trade angle, too' DOUG LACKERSTEEN Interview; Singapore's Prims Minister LONDON, Friday AT BREAKFAST at Hyde p a rk Hotel this morning, Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew defined the role he will play at next week's Commonwealth
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    Lock icon Manila to act on 'false' citizens
    143 1 Manila to act on 'false' citizens ANILA, Fri. The I A Philippines Depart- ment of Justice has recommended stripping 21 Chinese businessmen of their Filipino citizenship for fraudulent business practices, according to informed sources. This group is the third which faces "denaturalisatlon" proceedings. Another group of 55 Chin- i ese,
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    Flopniks? We've done so well'
    81 1 Flopniks? We've done so well' MOSCOW, Fri. A Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman declined to confirm or deny a United States report that Russia had had five space probe failures. He said: "We have nothing to say about the United States claim. And we cannot understand why anybody is Interested in
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    Won appeal against deport order
    91 1 Won appeal against deport order LONDON, Fri. An appeal by a 24-year-old Malayan woman against a deportation order was allowed here today and a two-year probation order was substituted. The deportation order was made against Elizabeth Loh. formerly of Johore. after she had p'eaded guilty to a charge of shoplifting
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    This was the 'one-eyed monster'
    503 1  - This was the 'one-eyed monster' GILBERT WOODEN: By THE mystery of the "bright red eye" which has been terrifying people living near the Bth mile Serem-ban-Port Dickson Road was solved last night. It does not belong to a oneeyed monster as some people believed it is a slow loris. a
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    BOOK IN PRAISE OF REDS BANNED
    547 1 BOOK IN PRAISE OF REDS BANNED 'Blatant defence* of bandit violence SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Government today banned a Nanyang University student publication which sought to glorify the Communist Party's armed struggle in Malaya. Government statement said that the booklet. "A Brief History of the National Movement in Malaya." published
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    Lock icon Steps rallies banned
    84 1 PRETORIA. Frl.— Meetings on the Johannesburg City Hall steps, the city's "Hyde I Park corner" and a traditional scene of lunchtime protest meetings, have been banned for one year, it was announced in the Government Gazette today. The last meeting to be held on the steps took
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    Nair leads congress
    258 1 T EADERS of more than 30 trade unions affiliated to the National Workers' Protem Committee have set up a permanent body called the National Trade Union Congress. They have also elected a new central committee of 19. with Mr. CV. Devan Nair as general secretary. Mr. Nair
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    Moore on the big Malaysia build-up
    435 1  - Moore on the big Malaysia build-up NELSON RUTHERFURD: By -KUALA LUMPUR: Friday THE strength of Malaya's army is expected to be increased by one-third, the air force doubled and the navy nearly doubled under a three-year blueprint worked out for the defence of the Malaysian region. Disclosing this In an
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    Prince is injured
    61 1 ATHENS. Fri.— Princ- Michael Oi Greece wa.s slightly Injured and taken to hospital last night when his car was involved in an accident with another car in Kltissia. 10 miles north of Athens, police announced. A hospital spokesman told Reuter that Prince Mlcha 1 suffered facial bruises
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    STOP PRESS
    22 1 20 HURT IN BLAST H POB 1 Wall v when Iron being poun •> rru' il> tin in .it f Rrulrr
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      Soblen: Poison peach theory
      518 2 rrHE latest attempt by 1 Dr. Robert Soblen —"The Spy Britain Cannot Get Rid Of" to avoid being flown back to the United States dominated today's British newspapers, and some pleaded that he should be set free. The Press also speculated widely on how Soblen. who
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      TUC CRUSHES ANTI-MARKET PRESSURE
      336 2 LONDON, Friday. rpHE Trade Union Congress annual assembly at A Blackpool yesterday crushed a powerful attempt to force it into open opposition to British membership of the European Common Market. The 1,000 delegates representing eight million members, rejectlne this move by an almost three-to-one majority also
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      Lock icon Nik has a long talk with Udall
      99 2 MOSCOW. Fri. Mr. Khrushchev had a long talk today with Mr. Stewart Udall, the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, at Gagra. in the Crimea, according to Tass. The agency said the conversation was held in a "friendly atmosphere." Later Mr. Udall dined with
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      Lock icon 'Many' held for murder bid
      43 2 PARIS, Fri. A number of people have been arrested in connection with the assassination attempt on President de Gaulle on Aug. 22 Usually reliable sources said the arrests were made both In Paris and In the provinces.— Reuter.
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      TYPHOON WANDA BRINGS BOOM TO STORES
      415 2 TYPHOON WANDA BRINGS BOOM TO STORES 'X'YFHOON WANDA has brought brisk business to all stores selling glass, tlnplates and fibre boards as people rushed to buy these articles to repair their homes. Many glaziers have run out of stock. BLIND BEGGAR and harmonica piayer Tang Tak Shing will have to
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      Now Thais are Red target
      257 2 Mr. Pote Sarasin, Se-cretary-General of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation, warned today that in addition to South Vietnam, Thailand has become a major target for intensive propaganda from China and other Communist states. The warning was contained in a detailed report Mr. Pote was making
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      Lock icon Love knows no bounds...
      81 2 MOSCOW. Frl— The United States and Russia will cooperate to make a film on a "love across the Iron Curtain" theme, American film producer Lester Cowan announced here yesterday. The film, starring Gregory Peck as an American scientist who falls in love with a Russian woman,
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      Lock icon Is this a bit of Sputnik IV?
      83 3 MILWAUKEE. Fri. A chunk of metal which an astronomer said could be part of Russia's Sputnik "IV crashed in a city street near here yesterday and was sent to U.S. space experts for examination. The hot metal fragment, weighing 201 Ib. was found
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      Lock icon IRIAN: DATE FOR UN. TAKE-OVER
      152 3 NEW YORK, Friday. T THANT, the U.N. acting Secretary-General, announced last night that Pakistani troops of the U.N. Security Force will arrive in West New Guinea before Oct. 1 and that all Dutch troops will be withdrawn from the territory by Nov. 15. The Netherlands
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      Japanese row over missiles
      47 3 YOKOHAMA, Fri Japan National Railway police clashed yesterday with about 80 Socialist demonstrators who tried to prevent the shipment of Nlke-Ajax missiles to Japan ground selfdefence force bases near Tokyo. At least 12 of the demonstrators and three police were injured, witnesses reported
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      Lock icon New friends
      21 3 VIENTIANE, Frl. Laos has agreed to establish diplomatic relations at ambassador level with Communist China and North Vietnam. Reuter
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      'LOLITA' IN LONDON FOR FILM'S PREMIERE
      72 3 'LOLITA' IN LONDON FOR FILM'S PREMIERE IN the mood for somi 1 deep thinking is 16-year-old Sue Lyon, the American girl who plays the title role in the film Lolita. She is pictured at the Dorchester Hotel, after her arrival in London for the West End premiere of the film.
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      Lock icon 3-stage British space carrier
      296 3 3-stage British space carrier SCIENTISTS WORK ON A PICK-A-BACK PLAN LONDON, Friday. BRITISH scientists, with Government support are working on a plan to build a spacecraft carrier of three stages, each capable of being brought back to earth by its pilot, Dr. Michael Lighthill, director of the Royal Aircraft Establishment
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      Lock icon New elections
      22 3 BUENOS AIRES. Frl.— The Argentine Government last night dissolved Congress and called a general election for Oct. 27. 1963— Reuter
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      Lock icon Record crossing by U.S. ship
      57 3 LE HAVRE. .Frl.— The 11,400-ton United States vessel American Challenger today broke the record for th«> Atlantic crossing by cargo ships. The American Challenger, which did the crossing from New York to Le Havre in seven days, was greeted by a chorus of siren blasts
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      QUICK LOOK ROUND
      280 3 QUICK LOOK ROUND BERLIN, Fri.— East German guards and police have committed 850 acts of violence, including 48 murders or killings, along the East-West German border and in Berlin, it was announced last night. WASHINGTON: Russian soldiers fired on a car carrying two officers of the U.S. military liaison mission
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      Canada trip
      40 3 OTTAWA, Fri.— President Ayub Khan, of Pakistan will travel to Canada from London with the Prime Minister, Mr. Diefenbaker. after the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference to pay a four-day state visit to this country, It was announced yesterday.
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      Lock icon PEKING ALLEGES INDIAN INROADS
      111 3 PEKING ALLEGES INDIAN INROADS lIONG KONG, Fri. 11 The official New China news agency today charged that Indian troops have been extending armed incursions into Chinese soil in the western sector of the Sino-Indian boundary. Quoting "competent sources," it said the Indian had set up 17 strongpolnts.on Chlne.se territory since
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      Lock icon STRIP S. AFRICA OF S-W RULE, SA YS RUSSIA
      217 3 YEW YORK, Fri.— Russia yesterday called for the immediate abrogation of South Africa's mandate to govern SouthWest Africa. It urged the appointment of a special U.N. commission to take urgent measures for the proclamation of independence of the territory. The Soviet
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      Lock icon ESPIONAGE BID, SAYS KOREAN GENERAL
      132 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. PEN. KIM Chong-Oh, Chief of Staff of the South Korean Army, yesterday described the latest incident in the Korean demilitarised zone as a North Korean effort to infiltrate his country for espionage. He was commenting on reports that three North Korean soldiers were
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      Lock icon Visit to Peking
      29 3 TOKYO. Frl.— Mr. Kenso Matsumura. a leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. Is expected to visit Peking shortly at the invitation of the Chinese Government.—Reuter,
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      Red accusation
      34 3 TOKYO. Frl.— The New China News Agency charged yesterday that 227 U.B. military planes, military personnel and war material were illegally shipped into South Vietnam from April 1 to 29 this year.
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    Man who braved pickets
    346 4 COURT TOLD OF TWO BIDS BY STRIKERS TO STOP MERCHANT FROM LEAVING STORE SINGAPORE, Friday. gENIOR Crown Counsel Mr. A.W. Ghows today told a court about a businessman "who refused to bend to the will of pickets" at his strike-bound shop in North Bridge Road on
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    P.A.P. plan 'thank you' parades
    141 4 P.A.P. plan 'thank you' parades SINGAPORE, Fri. Victory processions to thank the people for their support for Alternative "A" in last Saturday's merger referendum are being organised by the People's Action Party branches throughout yesterday. Last night, the Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, led a motorcade of PAP
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    EAST ASIATIC STRIKE IS SETTLED
    149 4 EAST ASIATIC STRIKE IS SETTLED SINGAPORE. Fri. The strike by about 200 employees of the East Asiatic Company Ltd.. has been settled. Some of the strikers resumed work this morning and the rest will go back tomorrow. This follows an agreement reached last night between the management and the Singapore
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    Medical talk
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Professor Sir Dougal Baird, medical adviser under the Medical Visitors Scheme from the United Kingdom, who Is now on a visit to Singapore, tonight addressed the Singapore Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society on "Environment and Childbearing" at the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital.
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    Hawker gets 7 years
    76 4 SINGAPORE. Fri—Sentencing a 21-year-old hawker. Chan Ah Keow. to seven years' jail for armed robbery. Mr. Justice Chua told him at the Assize Court today that leniency was out of the question. Chan had been found guilty of robbing a medicine shop at Boon Tat Street
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    Jaycee dance
    44 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce's "A Night With the Jaycees" dance in Raffles Hotel tomorrow night will have many highlights, including a gala fashion parade. The proceeds of the dance will go to the Jaycee Scholarships and Welfare Fund.
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    Hindu festival
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Fr.. "Avani Moolam" which falls tomorrow will be celebrated with special poo jas and ceremonies at the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple in Ceylon Road from 4.30 p.m.
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    Martin is called to give his defence
    206 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Eugene Richard Martin, accused of misappropriating $15,--248, was called upon today the third day of his trial for his defence on an amended charge, involving a reduced sum of $11,182. The First Criminal District Judge. Mr. Choor Singh. said that the
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    'MALAYSIA TO CREATE LARGER MARKETS'
    245 4 'MALAYSIA TO CREATE LARGER MARKETS' SINGAPORE, Fri. An American economist today indicated that Malaysia, with the Association of South-east Asia, would create larger markets for goods produced by Singapore's Industrialisation programme. Assistant Professor Reginald H. Green, attached to Yale University, said the addition of the Borneo territories could provide Singapore
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    Chinese art lecture
    69 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The newly- appointed head of the Chinese Department of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur. Dr. Cheng Te-kun. will give his first public lecture In Singapore at the auditorium of the National Library at 6 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. Cheng, a former senior lecturer In
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    Yong praises 100-year-old St. Andrew's
    259 4 ytiE Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin 1 said today that the people's free choice for a merger with the Federation had determined Singapore's political future and started a new page in its history. i 1 He added: "Let us together, with courage, ensure
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    STRIKE PAY PERIL
    579 5 Counsel for company gives warning in the Industrial Arbitration Court in Singapore SINGAPORE, Friday. MR. J. J. Rattray, counsel for Guthrie and Co. Ltd., today warned that "the strike fever which has been so rampant already in Singapore would spread rapidly if the Industrial Arbitration Court accepted
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    SEGAMAT'S FIRST LAND SCHEME IS OPEN
    98 5 SEGAMAT'S FIRST LAND SCHEME IS OPEN OEGAMAT, Fri.— Sega- mat's first Federal Land Development i scheme covering 4,310 ■em has been opened j by the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, at Tenang. In the first phase. 1.000 acres have been planted with rubber. A total of 350
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    Gangsters' arsenal
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Beach Road police this morning found gangland weapons In a vacant lot at Padang Jeringau. off Kallang Road. The weapons included 18 acid-iilled bulbs, 70 empty bulbs, one two-gallon bottle containing acid, seven iron pipes and one long hop
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    KAH THANG OFF TODAY TO STUDY IN BRITAIN
    107 5 KAH THANG OFF TODAY TO STUDY IN BRITAIN MA KAH TIIANG. 19. (above) a former student of Raffles Institution, who has been awarded a Shell scholarship to study chemical engineering. He leaves today to join Birmingham University for a three-year course. Selected from a list of the best all-round students
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    Five days' jail for $25 fine
    51 5 PENANG, Fri. K Ramasamy, 29. went to jail today when he could not pay a $25 fine for disorderly behaviour in King Street. He pleaded guilty to being drunk and incapable. The magistrate. Mr. Ng Mann Bau. fined him $25 or five day? 1
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    Judge: Crown Counsel has not gone beyond the bounds of propriety
    489 5 Judge: Crown Counsel has not gone beyond the bounds of propriety MR. Justice Wee Chong Jin, the Commissioner inquiring into the Chinese Secondary Four examination boycott last November, today said that Crown Counsel, Mr. Francis T. Scow. had not gone beyond the bounds of propriety in carrying out his duties
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    Traffic stops as floods cut off border town
    130 5 A LOR STAR Kri— A severe flood today hit the little border township of Kuala Wrung. 11 miles east of Alor Star, putting the town's main bridge under feet of water Surrounding low-lying areas were also inundated All traffic to Pad.mi; Sena
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    Deciding baby's sex in advance
    145 5 BOY or girl? That's the big question in the mind of every parent when baby is expected. And its answer could determine happiness in a home or the fate of a country. Beginning today, The Malay Mail presents "The Baby Sex Race"— a series by
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    AGITATION: MIC BACKS WARNING BY PREMIER
    160 5 AGITATION: MIC BACKS WARNING BY PREMIER SINGAPORE. Friday. THE Malayan Indian Congress in Singapore today welcomed the warning of the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to Communist front organisations against launching any unconstitutional agitation in their struggle' against merger and Malaysia. An MIC statement said: "Unconstitutional struggle is armed
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    Fined: Boss and driver
    61 5 PENANG. Fri. A lorry driver, Quah Ah Chan, was today fined a total of $95 for driving with a partially exposed tyre and without maintaining the speed Indicator and hand brake In good working order. His employers. Messrs Poay Huat and Co. Ltd., were also fined
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    Bodies found
    33 5 IPOH. Fri. The bodies of the two labourers Yutl bin Haji Omar. 37, and Kon Nyan Bing. 20 killed In a landslide at a tin mine In Kampar have been recovered.
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    Early-bird robbers take $1,825 in loot
    113 5 OINGAPORE, Fri.— ln two early morning hold-ups today robbers; took $1,825 in cash and goods. A gang of live entered a medicine shop in Geylang Road about 2.45 a.m. and held up a physician, Mr. Lim i Chee Llan. 52. his wife and daughter
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    Top airline job for Mackay
    46 5 SINGAPORE, Fri— The former Director of Posts. Mr. Andrew Mackay. has been appointed new Qantas Airways area manager for India and Pakistan based in New Delhi Mr. Mackay was until re- cently assistant to the manager. Western Division of Qantas. I
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    A mounting clamour over Castro's Russians
    968 7 A mounting clamour over Castro's Russians ITOW long will Presi- dent Kennedy's assurance that the United States Govern ment has no evidence of Soviet troops in Cuba suffice to curb mounting fears in right wing American circles that Castro's island is under Soviet occupation? Calls for a U.S. invasion of
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    The conspiracy of silence
    1486 7 THOUGH THERE SEEMS TO BE NO END TO THE FRUSTRATIONS AND HORRORS OF HISTORY, THE POLES DONT FEEL TRAGIC THE position of Poland seems at first sight intolerably tragic. She suffered more from, and got less out of, the last war than any other nation. There
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      177 7 Second of two articles by PATRICK O'DONOVAN clinical view or their unfortunate geopolitical position. Poland is today a fMt national conspiracy, unplanned and unspoken, whose purpose la not Jo embarrass her Communist Government i OFNS-Copy-right> JET SERVICE TO (Q and onward to the MIDDLE EAST .> USA with a no-extra
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    93 8 WnrdM $l« (Minimum, MR KABALI OF Kulim aged <U died 30th AasaM at Kangar. Relatives thank all tho.«e attended luneral. aent wreaths, condolences. Tblmnavakarasu Kulim MR. ANO MRS B Mahadevan of KlaoK thank all nlatives and friends for their kind MSjSjSsjsjaa, well-wishes Hit valuable girts on the occasion of
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    265 8 Word* tit I Minimum) the COCKPIT'S Java Kijsttttel la aenrd e\ery Saturday and Sunday lunch time POR THAT QUICK cur of tea. Use Neatrit Just add hot water lo Nestaa for cup after cup of refreshing. 100' v pure tea SHE'S SLIM shr s beautiful' Rrvlta In her dmlv
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    The Straits Times Saturday. September 8. 1962 For Better Rubber
    657 8 The Straits Times Saturday. September 8. 1962 For Better Rubber The rewards of research are certain, as the director of the Rubber Research Institute reminds the industry in his annual report. They also tend to be exceedingly slow. This the R.R.I, can hardly help, rubber trees being somewhat less ardent
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    Youth's Rural Role
    320 8 The Rural Youth Organisation is one of the more interesting bodies formed to push forward Malaya's drive for 1 rural upliftment. It is a minor, ancillary organisation to be sure (rural development proper is work, not for youths, but for adults), but its progress is worth following
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    Trust Fund
    267 8 Mr. P. P. Narayanan's generous decision to put aside halt his Ramon Magsaysay prize money for the education of workers' children is fresh evidence of his keen interest in the subject. He has been once of the main driving forces in the N.U.P.W.'s plans to make it possible
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    BOXER FLOYD PATTERSON a review of his book 'Victory Over Myself One man's liberation
    1523 8  - BOXER FLOYD PATTERSON a review of his book 'Victory Over Myself One man's liberation WJ. Weatherby by SONNY LISTON, big, brutal and brash, has a grudge against world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson. He accuses Patterson of timidity and has worked himself into a hateful mood. He says: "Those around the
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    India ready for some bargaining
    524 8 India ready for some bargaining THE COMMON MARKET: LAST OF FOUR ARTICLES XTEW DELHI, Fri. 11 Mr. Nehru will do some hard bargaining with Mr. Macmillan in London, taking along his Finance Minister, Mr. Desai, to help him spell out in precise economic terms what the Common Market's tariff walls
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    Initialling today of trade treaty
    219 9 Initialling today of trade treaty I7UALA LUMPUR. Fri. —The trade part talks between Malaya and Korea which started on Monday ended today. Leaders of the two delegations will initial the agreed text of the treaty tomorrow The agreement will be signed in Seoul where the exchange of instruments of ratification
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    Parliament date
    20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tri.— The next meeting of the Dewan Ra'ayat will be from Oot 3 to Oct 9
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    Association needs land to build a hostel
    138 9 Association needs land to build a hostel i CINGAPORE. Fri.— The Mai lay Youth Literary Association here has written to I the Singapore Government requesting a piece or land for building a hostel to house visiting youths who come here for non-political purposes. Disclosing this today, the association's chairman. Inche
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    Body found
    27 9 TAIPING FTl— The bodj of a schoolboy, Peter Joseph, 15. who jumped from a pleasure boat to swim in a lake here, was found yesterday
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    Woman accuses 'millionaire'
    388 9 DUPED INTO GAMBLING, THEN SHE LOST $18,000 IN 7 HOURS, COURT TOLD: FIVE ON CHEATING CHARGE MALACCA, Friday. A WOMAN was duped into gambling with a man, who posed as a millionaire, and lost about $18,000 in seven hours, the Magistrate's court here was told today. But
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    NO BASE, BUT LUMUT HAS OTHER PLANS...
    225 9 IPOH, Fri. A new effort is to be made to develop Lumut, on the west coast of Perak. into a port and tourist and holiday centre. This follows the official announcement that the Federal Government has abandoned the plan for a $13 million
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    Licence case
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.-The lawyer acquitted and discharged in the magistrate's court here on Wednesday of a charge of failing to furnish particulars of his driving licence for an alleged parking offence was A.L. Hills and not a.l. Mills as reported
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    Cyclist killed
    32 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1 watchman at the University of Malaya. Ibrahim bin Mat Kasslm, 33. died when his bicycle and a military truck collided in Jalan Raja here this morning.
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    SEA DYAK EVE ATTACKS TALL STORIES ABOUT LONGHOUSES
    152 9 SEA DYAK EVE ATTACKS TALL STORIES ABOUT LONGHOUSES KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Eve Budln (above) feels strongly about the "warped Idea" people have of Borneo longhouses. Eve. a Sea Dyak bom In Kuchlng, Is working In a Kuala Lumpur office "I feel almost like a pioneer because I have yet to
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    Inche Ghazali for London
    58 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Permanent Secretary to the Minister of External Affairs. Inche Mohamed Ghazall bin Shafle, left for London today to join the Malayan delegation at the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference. He said that delegates of the conference will hold a preliminary meeting tomorrow to
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    Tengku missed his fishing
    84 9 Tengku missed his fishing A LOR STAR, Fri.— The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, returned here last night after a brief holiday in Pulau Langkawi. At his Merdeka House in Jalan Bahru today, the Tengku said: "I am feeling fresh and fine. The rest has done me good.' 1 The
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    Brunei ban on newspaper
    38 9 KUCHING. Frt —The leftwing Chinese newspaper Kuchlng Sin Wen Pau is among a long list of prohibited publications In the latest Brunei Government Gazette The 81n Wen Pau is aL»o banned In North Borneo.
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    TAKE THE LEAD FOR COLLEGE, SAYS 001
    299 9 TAKE THE LEAD FOR COLLEGE, SAYS 001 PENANG. Friday. T^HE Mayor of George Town, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, today urged the Government "at both Federal and State levels" to take the lead in planning the establishment of a university college in Penang. "Of course the public will I come forward
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    $500,000 a month trade lost by ban
    139 9 $500,000 a month trade lost by ban KUALA LUMPI R. Fri. Tbe Federation Government's ban on certain imports from Hone Kong, the China coast and Formosa where an outbreak of cholera was reported, has put a temporary halt to about $500,000 worth of import business a month. Importers here told
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    Manager is charged
    65 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Juan Tal Hong, manager of a Naafi shop at R.A.F. Seletar. pleaded not guilty In a magistrate's court today to two charges of falsifying accounts. He is alleged to have made two false entries in a cash ledger that he had banked $2,000 on July
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    Religion: Pledge by Stephens
    73 9 KUCHING. Fri.-The leafi er e the pro-Malaysia United National Kadazan Organisation, Mr. Donald Stephens, gave a pledge today to Roman Catholics In North Borneo that he would do all he could to see that the territory did not have a state religion thrust upon It under
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    Six detained
    31 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Six people were detained yesterday under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. Five were arrested In Lorong Tai Seng and the sixth at the old Kallang airport.
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    The big exodus...
    90 9 T<HE WORLD was startled recently by the mass exodus of refugees from South China into Hong Kong. As many as 70.000 men. women and children trekked many miles to the 17-mile frontier separating China and Hong Kong's New Territories. One out of five managed to get across
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    University's first Dean for the new Faculty of Medicine
    126 9 University's first Dean for the new Faculty of Medicine DR. Thamboo J. DanaraJ (above), the first Malayan to be elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Kdinburgh. has been appointed the first Professor of Medicine of the newly-established Faculty of Medicine of tbe University of Malaya. He
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    Muar meeting
    14 9 MUAR. Fri. The Town Council will meet on Sunday at 9.30 a.m.
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    U.S. trade gets a boost
    289 10 IMPORTS BY MALAYA 60p.c. UP IN VALUE KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. 'J'HE value oi imports of American products into the Federation increased by more than 60 per cent in the first quarter this year over the equivalent period last year. A spokesman of the U£. Trade
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    Crane in river
    36 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A pile-driving crane slipped off its construction stage today and fell Into the river at the 46th mile. Kuala Lum- 1 pur-Ipoh Road, where a new bridge is being built.
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    Couple robbed
    36 10 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A carpenter, Wong Yong Hong. 18. and his girl friend were held up by six men In Jalan Mem. blna last night and robbed of a necklace worth $80 and a watch.
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    Incident at hotel: Three for High Court trial
    206 10 Incident at hotel: Three for High Court trial SINGAPORE, Friday. TWO youths accused oi attempting to cause griev- ous hurt to a Shell Company supervisor at the Singapore Hotel on June 24 were committed for I trial in the High Court at the close of a preliminary inquiry today. Lye
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    Pahang takes in Perlis landless
    62 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Pahang. the Federation's largest State, has agreed to accept 774 landless families from the smallest Perlis next year. Altogether 800 applications from landless people were received by the Pahang authorities from the Perlis Government. A Pahang Government statement says the first batch
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    COPTER JOHN TO THE RESCUE AGAIN
    146 10 COPTER JOHN TO THE RESCUE AGAIN PENANG. Fri. Mrs. Shirley Ann Turner, 26. wife of a leading aircraftman serving at the Royal Australian Air Force base in Butterworth, was airlifted by R.A.F. helicopter from Penang to the British Military Hospital in Taiping this afternoon. The helicopter from No. 110 squadron,
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    One-day bonus protest strike
    148 10 One-day bonus protest strike SINGAPORE, Fri. P About 500 employees of the Borneo Motors group went on a oneday strike today in protest at the management's stand on their bonus. At 6.15 p.m today the management announced that the dispute has been settled. The parties "met each other half way."
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    SEARCH IS ON FOR PARENTS OF LOST BOY
    100 10 THE Penan? Social Welfare Office is trying to trace the parents of this 13-year-old vagrant, G. Krishnan, who was found roaming and begging in the city of George Town. He said his father. Govindan. was a tapper in a Nibong Tebal rubber
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    Britain to Malaya: A tutor
    85 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. Douglas McArdle. 41. a British nursing tutor, has been appointed to help train clinical nurses at the Federal School of Nursing In Penang. The British Information Service reported today that the appointment, arranged under the Colombo Plan, will be for three
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    $50m. govt loan almost full
    55 10 i KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The I new $50 million loan floated by the Federation Government I four days ago is today almost fully subscribed. Treasury officials told the Straits Times today. Applications to subscribe to the loan would continue to be I open however for
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    Ready—now a delay for Malaysia
    237 10 Ready now a delay for Malaysia rpHE long awaited Malay version of the Federation Constitution has been completed. But the big question is whether it should be printed now or after Malaysia. If it is printed now. there will be amendments to it after Malaysia. If it is printed after
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    A gift from Sarawak
    57 10 PENANG. Fri. Thrie more contributions have been received by the Straits Times Penang Office for 82-year-old Mr. Lee Ah Cheang and his bed-ridden daughter. Phaik Kirn. 58 They were sent by the Kubu District Office staff. Saratok, Sarawak <$30>. the staff of the Information Department, Negrl
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    PPP BRANCHES IN SINGAPORE, BORNEO AFTER MALAYSIA
    233 10 PPP BRANCHES IN SINGAPORE, BORNEO AFTER MALAYSIA irun. r nuav. T*HE People s Progressive Party will expand its activities to Singapore and the Borneo territories in the event of Malaysia materialising. "We will probably establish ourselves in Singapore and Sarawak first." the vicepresident of the party, Mr. S.P. Seenlvasagam. told
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      IDENTITY CARDS— WITHOUT TEARS
      628 12 IDENTITY CARDS— WITHOUT TEARS YOUR Ipoh correspondent "Fed up' (S.T. Sept. 1) probably belongs to the category of those who have made no efforts during the last two years to apply for new identity cards. Apparently he has not cared to follow the publicity frequently given in regard to the
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      'Reconsider'
      63 12 WOULD sincerely request the Football Association of Malaya to reconsider its decision and Invite the Israeli team to compete in the Soccer Festival. The association should not drag politics into sport It should uphold the spirit of sportsmanship and should demonstrate to Indonesia that Malaya, a cosmopolitan country, has
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      OUT OF THE ASHES ONLY A HOLLOW LAUGH...
      345 12 PIE upon the r a.m. and fie upon you. Sirs. Indonesia cremated the purity of sport in Asia and out of the ashes rose no phoenix which through the Merdeka Football Tournament could have shown the world of sport that a country
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      Silence that tells its own story
      324 12 THD my mind the sil- ence of the Malayan officials at Jakarta must be viewed with a certain amount of suspicion and disappointment. One would expect the Malayan officials to champion the spirit of the Asian Games and make formal protests against the actions
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      Mr. Marshall at the big PAP rally
      511 12 MAY I through your paper give my version of Mr. Marshall's angry outbursts last Friday afternoon (August 31). since he has already given his two versions. I was one of many thousands who attended the rally. Mr. Rajaratnam was asking how It was
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      260 12 Straits Times Crossword ACSOSS 6. Calf on the menu (4). Wine before *n confu^ 5. 5'L gOl n 8 left, con- H£c a t* PC* but dl nea be- fen ln scorn* Q 2 .l^rfii., i.t. ..<»h 15- Unexpected crisis starts as 10. Ran unsteadily into pass »nn Am r
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    99 14 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Aslocution made these change* in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Nsw York: buying; TT 32 7/8, airmail OD 33, 90 d/st 83 1/4 credit bills. 33 3/8 trade bills. Selling TT or OD ready: New York 3L'. r > ■>;
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    Tin price steady again: '-Stagnant rubber price—
    134 14 'THE Straits tin price continued its present steady trend yesterday remaining unchanged at 5424.25 per picul on an offering of 250 tons or 10 tons less than Thursday. look that far ahead. Statist adds. Statist says that consumer reaction to the American plan
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES STEADY ON SMALL TURNOVER
    493 14 From Our Market Correspondent |NDI STRIAL shares were 1 steady again on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday there being a narrow movement in prices in some issues. However, the turnover was still on the small side with tin shares practically stagnant. In effect there
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    659 14 QOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Liunpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals in bracket': Industrials: Dunlops (MX)) SI.V 7 si. (1,000) $1.88 D. (1,000) $1.87. (12.000) $1.88: East Smelting (200) $2.75 BL, (1.200) $2.76 8L; F. and N
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    Rubber prices improve slightly on small trade
    485 14 INHERE has been a slight all-round improvement in price over the period, but there are no signs of a pick-up in consumer interest from overseas report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber market report. The volume of business was paltry on each
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    RUBBER PRICES
    224 14 SEPTEMBER flrtt «rads rubßSr buy. srs f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m.. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at T3I cents per Ib. down one-eighth of a cent. The tone wan quiet. S.C.C.R.A. an« F.M.R.E. rlo-ing prices In cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt f.o.h. buyers 731.
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    169 14 SHI PI lying limimoi th« llngaiwr* wharvM today art: Glenflnlas. ElpcDor 38/3*, Vietnam 10/11. Ticclbcru 44. Btnvrmekle 31/32. Hoi Houw 28/30. Agamemnon 18. Hrrnbaj 4/.V Outer r*acM: Bihilla. Sunny. Zartro. Radna Bakke. STY. Pretoria. D«vrtc. Talla. Ban Krrnando. Jarrtna, Slheroct. Marrell. Nowatko. Chukotka. Triumph. AIIMn. STY.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 14 September 7 MALAYAN RI'BBER PRICE: 73; rents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5424.25 (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 10 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    125 14 £MINE|I tidiange llnga- »»r« n*«n prleet per picul yetterday: Ceeenut ell: bulk *37J *ellrrt, dram S4oi sellers. Ceprc Sept. $27 1 buyer* $28 nellers. Peaeter: Muntok white $145 ■ellera. Sarawak white J142, «elltr« special Sarawak black *107» seller*, garbled Lampong black SI 12s sellers. ASTA 1129 sellers Singapore
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    136 14 MELBOURNE. Frl /GENERAL inTcottneate and in. V1 duxtrial sharca rallied today after the general markdown of the previous two days. Better company reports helped to bolster the market. Otis firmed Influenced by a further rise of 25. 6d. to 58a. 6d. In A.O.G. Base metals were Irregular with
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    121 14 Sept. 7. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) K A N. 14 eta. Robinson 9 cts. M. Box 13 cts. Rothmans 12 eta. IlrewcriFs 25 cts. Steamship 9 cts. 8. Darby 4td. 8. Times 20 cts. Cold Storage 4»d. H. Traders 25 ct». W. Jack* 11 cts. Cnlteers 11 cU.
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    Rubber crops
    14 14 Augast rubber crops included: Aver Molek 44.9301 b.; Bukit Katil 53.814 lb.
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      882 15 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (P.M.S. Cap. 137). IPOH MUNICIPALITY NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that it Is proposed to permit the erection of a new church and monastery on Lot *****. Tambun Koad, Ipoh in the Ipoh Approved Town Plan No. B 3 published as Notification No. 2846 In Federated Malay
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      128 15 REPAIRS TO TANJONG BATU FERRY AT DUNGUN ROUTE lII— EAST COAST EOAD. The above ferry will be under repairs and will be closed to all vehicular traffic between 10.00 pin. on 13th September, 1962 to 8.00 ajn. on 14th September, 1962. ESTATE OF SYED HASSAN BIN AHMAD ALATTAS, DECEASED AUCTION
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      822 15 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE NOTICE WHEREAS by a Resolution pftssea by the Council on sth June, 1962. under the provisions jI subsection (1) and subsection (3) of Section 143 of the Local Government Ordinance 1957 (hereinafter referred to as the Ordinance) it was resolved in respect of private street
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      800 15 NOTICES I ADMISSION TO STANDARD 0 1963 PERAK SCHOOLS Parents/Guardians who have children born ln 1956 are requested to Register them at the School of their choice for Admission to Standard 1 ln 1963. Date for Registration: From 12 September to 12th October, 1962 (inclusive). Time: 8.30 a.m. to 13.00
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      609 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE EDL'CATION DEPARTMENT. LANGUAGE LITERARY SECTION, BRUNEI Applications are Invited to fill the following posts (a) ASSISTANT EDITOR (One vacancy) Salary ln the scale D (a) 1-2-3-4-5-6 $350x20-600. Other terms:I 1 Applicants must be Malays, possess a good pass ln Malay language and
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      649 15 TENDERS TENDERS will be received from Registered Contractors with approved stoving facilities under Head VII, Sub-head (b> ln Class BB and above, ln Tender Box No. 3 at the office of the Chief Supplies Officer, Kandang Kerbau, Singapore 8, up to 12 noon on 19th September 1962 for the following:
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      593 15 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN to Chan Kee Vim by Law Shau Hung that the partnership hitherto carried on by the said Chan Kee Vim and Law Shau Rung at No. I 206 High Street. Kuala Lumpur. under the name of "SUN YICK CO." is hereby dissolved as from
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      107 15 TENDER J.K.R. JOHORE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "B" and above registered P.W.D. Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore, up to Noon of the 12th September, 1962 for:— CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE STATION AND QUARTERS.' AT JALAN LARKIN. JOHORE BAHRU. Full particulars may be obtained from the office
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    118 16 SOCCER IPOH DIV. 1: Municipality 6 Ramblers 1: Div. 2: PCRC 3 Cheng Wah 1. HOCKEY FRIENDLY (K. Kangsar) Clifford School 2 Old Boys 2. TENNIS KKD.Ut CSHIPS (Sg. Patanii: Men's singles *-flnal: I.im Say Chuah bt J. Billingham 6-0. 7-5; Men* doubles Anal: Dr. N. Nada- rajan and
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      FPA boycotts Singapore team to M-meet
      271 16 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Singapore Football Players- Association decided at an emergency meeting today that it will boycott the Singapore team to the Merdeka tournament which begins in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. The boycott decision was taken after the FPA's demands have been rejected by the
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      Tengku's 'be fair' call is timely
      528 16 Tengku 's 'be fair' call is timely «^TRONG partisanship ♦5 1 is an unpleasant thing as was sometimes demonstrated at the Asian Games and Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahmans call for a good hand for all the competing teams in the Merdeka tournament which starts tomorrow I musst be heeded.
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      Malayan visit by C'wealth side confirmed
      286 16 CRICKET SINGAPORE, Friday. RON ROBERTS, the British sportswriter who is organising a tour of Africa and the Far East by a Commonwealth cricket side, has confirmed that the team will arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 3 fo»- a ten-day tour of Malaya and
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      All seeds in last eight
      127 16 IPOH. Frt.— Three seeded players qualified for the quarterfinals of the men's singles of the Perak Malays tennis championships which began on the Municipality grass courts here today. They were Yahaya Mustapha. defending champion, who gained a walkover. Rosli Majld and Kamaruddin Mahmood. Hours of
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      ASHWORTH LEAVES FOR HOME TODAY
      128 16 ASHWORTH LEAVES FOR HOME TODAY SINGAPORE, Fri. John Ashworth, the Singapore Joint Services centre half, leaves for England tomorrow to join the England amateur training squad. Ashworth, a former leadIng England amateur and who is considered one of the best half backs to have played in Malaya, has finished his
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      44 16 SYDNEY. Pri. Although the Melbourne Cup, Australia's greatest turf fixture, will not be run until Nov. 6. already one horse is being whispered about freely as the likely winner. The horse is an Adelaide mare and her name is Cheongsam, writes Keith Hooper.
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      SHOCK for THAI STARS IN DOUBLES
      401 16 SHOCK for THAI STARS IN DOUBLES BADMINTON MALACCA, Fri. iTI Wong Poh Keng and Kok Seng Chong of Perak caused a major upset in the Malayan Open badminton championship when they eliminated the top-seeded Thais, Charoen Watanasin and Channarong Ratanasengsuang, in the second round of the men's doubles here today.
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      73 16 Sport. Diary BOCCEB MEROEKA TOURNEY: Malays v Japan (Merdeka Stadium. 7.3( p.m.). SPORE JUNIOR Cl'P: RAF Seletar 'A' v Darul Afiah 'A 1 CA •A' v RAF Tengah A (both matches at Parrer Pki HOCKEY INTERNATIONAL: Spore 1 Pakistan <Jh Be*«r 5 15t RIGCER CLUB MATCHER: RASC v SCC (A
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    CASH INN A GOOD CUP OUTSIDER
    321 17  -  EPSOM JEEP By Shaw's horses in best trial SINGAPORE, Fri.— Cash Inn, with Bob Taylor up, did* a splendid gallop over 3f in 39 ft/I on a soft track at Bukit Timah this morning. Cash Box. who acted as pace-setter for Cash Inn. finished
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    A larger string for Spencer
    133 17 A larger string for Spencer KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Cinema magnate Mr. Runme Shaw is to extend his racing interests In England. Several years ago he bought the Weyhill training establishment in Hampshire and last winter Jack Spencer, who has trained more than 1.000 winners in a long career In Malaya,
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    61 17 PENANG, Fri. The Malayan Rugby Union's first north aone trial will be held here on Sept. 22. The trials, which are being held In three zones, are for selection of the Malayan team to meet Thailand in the King of Thailand Cup in Bangkok in October. The Penang
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    THIS EXCHANGE IS EVEN BUT REYES LOSES ORIENT TITLE IN THE SIXTH ROUND
    66 17 OSCAR REYES (left) and Yuklo Kaisumata exchange left Jabs to the head during their Orient Junior lightweight title bout In Tokyo on Monday. Filipino Reyes, who took the title from Yukio In May, lost it this time
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    1489 17 Runners and riders at Bukit Timah tomorrow Race 1: 2.0 Cl 2 Div 3-6 f 1 21 Magic Key (Wan St.) R. Breuk., 4 9.0 (SF) 12 2 ***** Tonka (LCQ St.) Tulloh, 6 8.13 Poaner 4. 3 6444 Film Goer II (Shaw St.) Tulloh. 4 8.13 Harbrldge 8 4
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    Pakistan's chase for quick runs stopped by rain
    214 17 iftNLY 50 minutes play I v was possible at Scarborough yesterday when T. N. Pearce's XI declared at their overnight score of 279-7 and then i took two Pakistani wickets for 31 runs before rain finally stopped play i for the day
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    Karen goes out to Vicky, 17, in shock defeat
    165 17 NEW YORK, Friday. ITAREN Hantze-Susman, the Wimbledon cham- plon, was surprisingly beaten by 17-year-old Victoria Palmer, when the United States lawn tennis championships resumed at Forest Hills yesterday. Mrs. Hantze-Susman, two years older than her oppon ent, went down 6-2, 3-8,
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    290 17 6-3. 6-1 win. LONDON: Nell Coles. 27. the youngest member of last year's British Ryder Cup team against the United States, defeated his team captain Dal Rees by 3 and 1 In the second round of the "News of the World" professional match
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    Japanese tycoons praise Lee and Goh
    311 18 Japanese tycoons praise Lee and Goh SINGAPORE, Friday. qn\() senior members of the visiting Japanese economic mission to Malaysia predicted today that Singapore would achieve a "reasonable stage" of industrialisation within 15 years. The leader of the mission, Mr. Shinichi Takasugi and Mr. Kosaku Tachibana spoke highly of the rapid
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    27 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Science Society of the University 01 Singapore will hold its Eighth Bi-ennlal Science Exhibition at the Bukit Timah campus tomorrow and Sunday.
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    Water shut-off
    29 18 SINGAPORE, Fri. Water will be cut off in Mount Sophia from Sophia Road up to the end of the main from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    GOVERNMENT STAFF UNION LOSES PAID SECRETARY
    168 18 GOVERNMENT STAFF UNION LOSES PAID SECRETARY SINGAPORE, Fri —Mr F. V. Rajendra. a prominent trade unionist, has resigned as secretary of the Singapore Civil Service Staff Side Council. In a letter to Mr. Seah Yun Chong, Staff Side chairman, during its annual conference yesterday, Mr. Rajendra said: "The Civil Service
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    Port dispute goes to Minister
    228 18 SINGAPORE, Friday. TTOE wage dispute between the Singapore Harbour A Board and its Staff Association will be referred to the Acting Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, for an early settlement. This was revealed after a joint meeting held this afternoon between representatives of
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    So-happy strikers—for just one day only
    87 18 So-happy strikers for just one day only WHEN workers go on strike like this with so much goodwill and laughter the strike can only end one way, happily. And so it proved in the case of these strikers of the Borneo Motors Group, seen outside the offices of Orchard Motors,
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    114 18 Suspension of Nehru critics dictatorship, say socialists NEW DELHI. Frl.— Mr. Raj Narain. chairman of the Indian Socialist Party. s::id yesterday that parliamentary democracy in India was being turned into Parliamentary dictatorship. Mr. Narain, speaking at a Press conference, said two members of his party bad been suspended this week
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    Drawing show
    32 18 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Consul-General of Japan. Mr. K. Maeda. will declare open an exhibition of Japanese Children's Drawing and Painting at 5 p.m. on Sept. 13 at the National Libiary.
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    358 18 LONDON. Pri. Markets finished the first week of the account on a very quiet note today, but the general tone was satisfactory. Industrials recorded a modest improvement after their recent dullness but in contrast, gilt-edged securities eased slightly on a little profit-taking after the recent sustained advance. Closing
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    KATHIS GET TALK ON JUSTICE
    248 18 KLANG. Fri. The Legal, Adviser. Selangor. Inche Harun bin Idris. has said that some kathis trying i khalwat (close proximity*] cases in religious courts tend i to side with the Government. He was speaking yesterday at a course attended by 15 kathis from Selangor. including
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    Yorks are champions
    68 18 LONDON. Pri. Yorkshire won the 1962 English county crickei championship at Harrogate today when they beat Glamorgan by seven wickets in their final match. Final scores: Glamorgan 65 and 101 (Close 3-4) Yorks 101 and 66-3. Yorks 14 points. It is the 25th time that Yorkshire have
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    Hero's welcome for marksman
    61 18 SINGAPORE. Pri. Singapore's only Asian Games gold medallist. Fred de Souzu. was given a hero's welcome when he returned with the first batch of 80 Singapon athletes from Jakarta tonight. De Souza. who scored 583 points for the '({Old" in the smallbore nflp 50m prone event,
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    Selangor women win the Cup
    282 18 Selangor women win the Cup K. LUMPUR, Fri. GELANGOR women contributed to the State's soccer supremacy tonight when they easily Deal Singapore women 10 :il Hie Merdcka Stadium in the f i iki I of Ili c Women's Inter-State competition lor the Straits Times (.up. There was never any doubt
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    26 18 MADAM PAPPAMMAN 73 uioth'-r of 8. Kuppunamy, Rlyn.. Ipoh. S. Maii&ppan. Telecoms. Talplnit pan-Mi way 7.9.62. Punrral Baturda> 3 pin. from 207 Jalan Pad»nn. Talplnir.
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