The Straits Times, 26 September 1962

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    21 1 AVKHAfcE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Nat**" He**"**' Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1962. 15 CENTS KUN 036
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    BORNEO: Tengku may
    7 1 not go to Manila
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    MALAYSIA: Subandrio
    6 1 replies to the Tengku
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    THE DAY AFTER
    817 1 HANDS OFF! MY PRESENCE AT ASA MEETING MAY EMBARRASS GOVERNMENTS RUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said tonight that he would not attend the meeting of the ASA Foreign Ministers if the situation over the Philippines' claim to North Borneo grew worse. In a
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    Rings of freedom to get her man
    96 1 Rings of freedom to get her man lONDON. Toes. British i women now have a new way of discreetly lettine admirers know they are single. A "disengagement ring, the opposite of an engagement ring, made its debut at the eighth international watch and Jewellery trade fair which opened here yesterday.
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    Lock icon Doctor removed wrong eye
    49 1 KAMPALA (Uganda), Tues. A woman lost her sight when a medical assistant removed the wrong eye during an operation at Mulago Hospital, Kampala, the Uganda Minister of Health. Dr. Ernest Lumu. told the National Assembly here. The Assembly approved a provision of £3.810 compensation. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Big fight golden gate
    697 1 BUT A SHADOW OF RAIN AS THE MOMENT OF TRUTH COMES FOR CHAMP AND CHALLENGER CHICAGO, Tues. The moment of truth has arrived for champion Floyd Patterson and challenger Sonny Liston, the favourite, for their world title bout at Comiskey Park here tonight (10 a.m. Malayan
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    Lock icon AND FOR EX-CHAMP INGEMAR, $1M U.S. TAXSHOCK
    141 1 WASHINGTON, Tues— The internal revenue service last night told Ingemar Johansson, Sweden's former world heavyweight boxing champion, that he cannot leave the United States without settling his tax obligations. A letter informing Johansson of this decision was delivered to him In Chicago, where
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    Lock icon 104, operation
    36 1 NEW YORK, Tues.— Mrs. Sarah Perler. 104, underwent a major gall bladoer operation here last month and her only complaint the day after her operation was "that she wasn't getting enough to eat. Reuter.
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    $450 to see the fight
    63 1 CHICAGO. Tues. Ticket scalpers were doing a booming business today for tonight's Floyd Patterson Sonny LJston heavyweight title fight in Comiskey Park. They were demanding and getting US$l5O <S4st) a seat for tickets in the first five 100 rows. About 35.000 are expected to watch
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    Lock icon 3 die in Indian border clash
    116 1 PEKING, Tuesday /CHINESE and Indian troops were still fighting this afternoon in a battle in which three Chinese sentries were killed and two officers wounded yesterday on the Indo-Tibetan border, the New China News Agency reported today. The agency alleged that "Indian troops illegally
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    Lock icon Jap Olympic men quit
    46 1 TOKYO, Tues. The Japan Olympic Committee tonight accepted the resignation of two leading officials who took responsibility for participation by Japanese athletes in the Jakarta games. They were Mr. Juchi Tsushima, chairman of the committee, and Mr. Vasaji Tabata, secretary general. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Rope' author is dead
    63 1 LONDON, Tues.— The death of Mr. Patrick Hamilton, the British author ana dramatist whose plays "Rope" and "Gaslight", had successful runs both In the United States and Britain, was announced today. He was 58. When "Rope was broadcast In 1932 the British Broadcasting Corporation warned nervous
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    More support for Malaysia
    51 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue».— The Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Chafer bin Bab*, said today that more and more people In the Borneo territories were now In favour of Malaysia.. He said this after returning from a two-week tour of the Borneo territories. explaining Malaysia to the
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    Holiday, 'then Aziz to quit'
    143 1 Holiday, 'then Aziz to quit' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. who sparked off a controversy two months ago when he resisted Tengku Abdul Rahman's decision to transfer him to another Ministry, is to go on three months' leave soon. According to Malaya Merdeka,
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    Shock for all but Ada, 77...
    45 1 BRISTOL. Tues. By^tanien winced when a heavy lorry ran over a 77 -year-old woman's rißht leg In a street accident here. But Mrs. Acia Mo [pass smiled happily from beneath the lorry 'i wheels— her right lea to artificial.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    23 1 UK CHARGE UNREASONS LONDON I today i» Mcd bcin-^ "unreason refuMns t«> ii-M situation tli "it* rU-Mf< i" tension in tliReuter.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      JANUS TAKES A FREEDOM FLIGHT
      184 2 VIENNA. Tues. A former Czechoslovak fighter pilot anc". his family arrived safely in Austria yesterday after escaping from behind the Iron Curtain in a stolen twoseater plane. Janus Pavelka. 40. a wartime R.A.F. pilot, told Austrian police he had waited 10 years for his chance.
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      Accra hunt for arms goes on
      370 2 Accra hunt for arms goes on ARMOURED troop carriers clattered through the streets of Accra yesterday and hundreds of fully-armed soldiers stood on guard as police continued their house-to-house search in the city for illegal arms and explosives. More troops moved in last night. As Accra went into its third
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      Lock icon Charlie-the man with terror in his hands
      147 2 Charlie- the man with terror in his hands /iHARI.IK EISENHART last week be\j came one of the most powerful men in Britain. On his decisions could depend the lives of everyone in the British Isles. For, as from that time, MajorGeneral Charles M. Eisenhart, aged 48. took over as the
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      Lock icon Sham cancer man up for fraud
      105 2 NAPLES, Tues.— A Neopolitan piano teacher who attracted sympathy and gifts from all over the world with stories of how he was dying with lung cancer, appeared In court here today charged with fraud and false pretences. Alberto Fedele made headlines in 1959. when
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      Lock icon A whole factory goes abroad
      144 2 T ONDON, Tues. Plans to transLi fer a Cyril Lord textiles factory from Lancashire, England, to East London. South Africa, were disclosed yesterday. A hundred key men from the Cyril Lord organisation and their families will be flown to East London in small groups, the
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    DATE LINE Hong Kong
    507 2 DATE LINE Hong Kong ABOUT 30 people have been detained by Hong Kong police for deportation for being connected with a time-bomb explosion in Shumchun, Just across the border in China, on Aug. 29, it is reported. Some of the people detained were caught In Lo Fu Shan (Tiger HUD
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    QUICK LOOK ROUND
    151 3 QUICK LOOK ROUND WASHINGTON. Tues— The Senate yesterday passed a resolution authorising a gold medal for (ieneral Douglas Mac Arthur in recognition of "a lifetime of distinguished service to his country." SALISBURY: Leaflets calling for a strike and containing "an incitement to violence" were widely distributed in the Salisbury African
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    Lock icon U.N. PRECAUTIONS EASE WEST IRIAN TENSION
    95 3 JAKARTA Tins Bri K Gen. Indar J. Rikhye, United Nations military adviser in West New Guinea, said there has been tension in the Merauke area of New Guinea. However, he said, "we have taken precautionary measures in co-ordination with Indonesian liaison officers and are
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    Lock icon Mart talks: 'Most urgent task'
    374 3 A W. German call to concentrate on the Brussels meeting TIR. Gerhard Schroeder, West German Foreign Minister, said yesterday that the common market countries "should give top priority to their negotiations on Britain's application for membership." Dr. Schroeder, who is here for the Council of
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    Reporting the Assembly
    56 3 Reporting the Assembly fUATE MALA'S Foreign Minister charged yesterday that Soviet "occupation forces" had taken over control of Cuba from its Prime Minister, Dr. Fidel Castro. "Castro has no weight In Cuba and is no longer in charge of Cuba," the Guatemalan Minister, Mr. Jesus Unda-Murillo. told the U.N. General
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    Lock icon Tito's man praises Thant
    70 3 YUGOSLAVIA gave a vote of confidence to the acting Secretary-General, U Thant, indicating that it would not go along with any Soviet move to remove him in favour of a three-man "troika." Mr. Vladimir Popovic. the Yugoslav delegate, told the General Assembly he took satisfaction in
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    Lock icon Hungary for debate —by only 9 votes
    221 3 THE General As- sembly decided to debate the Hungarian situation by a margin of only nine votes, giving the United States a narrow victory over ,the Soviet Union on this cold war issue. The vote of 43 to 34, with 19 abstentions, surprised
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    Lock icon LOUW IS TOLD: LET THE WORLD SEE...
    231 3 PHILIPPINES VicePresident Emmanuel Pelaez yesterday challenged South African officials to "open up their country to a full United Nations investigation of racial practices." He made the statement In the Oeneral Assembly while denying charges made against the Philippines Ambassador. Mr. Victorio D. Carplo,
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    Lock icon CUBA NOW UNDER SOVIET RULE, SAYS GUATEMALA
    239 3 UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday "The true masters there are the occupation forces of the Soviet Union who, disguised as technicians, assistants and even sugar cane workers, have embarked In the last few months with the noble objective of repeating the events in Hungary should
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    Water cuts
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— Water will be cut off along Paya Lebar Road between Lorong Ah Leng and Lorong Tai Seng (including bye-roads, Government Co-operative Housing Estate, Lim Teck 800 Road, Kirn Chuan Road, Little Road, Perelra Road and Paya Lebar St.) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    A load of skins: Man is jailed
    165 4 A load of skins: Man is jailed Singapore; Tues. A lorry-driver accepted a $120 offer for an engagement to convey a load of Iguana skins in the early hours of July 16. But shortly after, about two miles away from Upper Circular Road where the goods were transported to his
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    Indian dances
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Indian Film Society will present a night of Bharathanatyam dances (classical Indian dances) by Miss Komala Rajan and her pupils at the Victoria Theatre at 8.30 p.m. Oct. 9.
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    Man tells of 2 $100 cheques in graft case
    546 4 TRAVEL ajjent with two wives told the First Criminal District Court today why he gave two $100 cash cheques to Miss Lily Tham Kong Leng, a woman housing visitor of the Land Office, on two separate occasions in his Nankin Street
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    WE CAN WORK WITH NTUC, SAYS DATUK
    203 4 WE CAN WORK WITH NTUC, SAYS DATUK vice-chairman of the Democratic Workers'. 1 Union of Indonesia, Mr. Abdul MaJiU Datuk, today said his organisation could work together with the National Trades Union Congress in Singapore, because, both had the "same national outlook and policies." Mr. Datuk, who led the i
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    384 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport: ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London, Rome. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur (BA 708) 4.36 pjn.; from Sydney, Darwin (BA 711) 8.15 pjn.; from Hong Kong (BA Ml) 6.40 pjn. Garuda: Prom Jakarta (OA
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    The cowards
    243 5 ANONYMOUS LETTER WRITERS WHO MAKE GRAFT CHARGES IPOH, Tues.— The Minister of Transport Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today hit out against "cowards" who. hiding behind a cloak of anonymity, make serious allegations of corruption and malpractices against government officers "If they have legitimate and honest grounds for
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    The man who went into hiding in fear of son
    435 5 NINE MONTHS 9 JAIL FOR EXTORT BID PENANG, Tuesday. MR. Chan Chooi Phow. a S9-year-old Government pensioner, went Into hiding after report, ing to the police that his son tried to extort $2,000 from" him. the magistrate's court here was
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    RAPE CASE BAIL APPEAL FOR HIGH COURT
    147 5 RAPE CASE BAIL APPEAL FOR HIGH COURT UUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. Mr. Eugene Lye, counsel for Chiu Nang Hong, 40, a Kuala Lumpur businessman, committed for trial on a charge of raping the wife of a civil servant, has filed an application in the High Court here for bail. The
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    Assault charge
    33 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. Mat bin Bakar. 20. pleaded not guilty here today to a charge of assaulting Detective Sergeant Chin Boon Keat at a graveyard in KubanK Setnang. Bail was allowed.
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    ONLY GIRL AT 'GOLDEN SANDS'
    83 5 ONLY GIRL AT 'GOLDEN SANDS' PORI DICKSON, Tups i Miss Arianie Oroh (above) is the only girl at the South East Asia Youth Workers' Institute symposia at the "Golden Sands Conference Centre" here. She is among 24 youth workers gathered here from all parts of Malaya. Singapore, Formosa. Indonesia and
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    Judgment upheld
    63 5 PENANG, Tues. The Federation Court of Appeal today upheld a Penang High Court judgment which it described as "most carefully considered and reasoned." The court dismissed with costs an appeal by a local rubber firm, Synn Lee and Co., Ltd.. against the judgment of Mr. Justice Hepworth in
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    5 Filipino visitors
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Five members of the Philippine House of Representatives will arrive here by air on Sunday for a three-day visit to the Federation. They will be accompanied by nine journalists and officials. The party will be led by the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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    Celebration for 'Silk' flights
    61 5 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Japan Air lines will hold a Japanese-style reception at the Seaview Hotel on the night ot Oct. 2 to celebrate the Inauguration of the airline's first direct jet service from Tokyo to London The "Silk Road" to London name of the flight will come
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    Obscene book: Another charged
    41 5 TELUK ANSON. Tues.— Sec Kok Luan, 23. a bookseller here was charged in the Magistrate's Court yesterday with possessing three copies of Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer an obscene book. He pleaded guilty and sentence was postponed.
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    Dies 5 months after husband
    36 5 KUAXA LUMPUR, Tues. Madam Phoon Thye Choy. 58, widow of millionaire Mr. Chong Kin Voon died last night In her home here. Mr. Chong died about five months ago, aged 88.
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    Union: Thanks
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The All-Malayan I'si.ttes Staff Union has extended its thanks to the Minister of Labour and Social Welfare. Incle Bahaman bin Siimsuddin. "who took lime, in spite of his RTiel (over the deaths of his daughter and grandson > to declare open the union's delegates conference
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    MONUMENT FUND TOPS $500,000
    262 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The National Monument Fund now stands at $565,487. Latest contributions are from: Proceeds from the screening oi the "Guns of Navarone" $40,000; Perak Turf Club, Ipoh (5.000; Staff of Ministry of Education Headquarters, K.L. $619; Jaffnese Co-operative Society. Kl. $500: through Kuantan District
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    Vietnam men for jungle training
    151 5 Vietnam men for jungle training KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A fresh phase in Malaya's continuing programme of aid for South Vietnam in her anti-Communist guerilla campaign begins tomorrow with the arrival of the first of 150 men of the Vietnamese Civil Guard— the Vietnam Dolice. With the remainder of their comrades,
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    Students visit National Park
    45 5 SINGAPORE Tues.— A party of pupils from the Royal Air Poi ~e Secondary School at Seletar a c now on a one-week tour of the National Park In Pahang to study natural history. The party will return to Singapore on Sunday.
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    Donors' medal
    26 5 TAIPINO. Tues. The Orang Kaya Mentrl, Perak. Hajl Wan Mohamad Razali, will present medals to blood donors at the Kwantftung Association here on Friday.
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    N.BORNEO DENIES OUSTING 150,000 FILIPINOS
    210 6 N.BORNEO DENIES OUSTING 150,000 FILIPINOS KUCHING, Tues North Borneo Government officials denied today that 150.000 Filipino settlers were being ousted from the country. The charge was made in two Manila newspapers by Mr. Salipada Pendatun. acting Speaker of the Philippines House of Representatives. The Filipino Association of Jpsselton today said
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    Union president
    74 6 MALACCA, Tues. Mr. M. I. Savarlmuthu has been elected president of the Malacca Municipal Workers' Union. Sultan, consort at tattoo ALOR STAR, Tues.— The Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah wen among 10.000 spectators at a floodlit tatoo by the touring Federation and State Police bands at the Stadium
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    Malaysia: 'All in favour'
    74 6 TTVXLA LI'MPUR, Tues. The chairman of the labour sub-committee of MCA. Malaya, Mr. Lee Sam Choon, said today that in spite of attempts by a few political parties inside and outside Malaya to incite anti- Malaysia feelings, "all political parties in North Borneo are in favour
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    Woman will not forgive `after all my misery...'
    375 6 Woman will not forgive `after all my misery. A SINGAPORE teacher, Chong Siew Yin, 36, today refused to shake hands with a Selangor clerk who bigamously married her in Penang seven years ago. As soon as the Sessions Court President, Mr. K. Somasundram, had put him on a three-year bond
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    Party talks
    29 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Barisan Soslalis will hold Its first annual conference at Its headquarters In Victoria Street on Oct. 14. WONG KON MIN "I am very sorry."
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    Land given to 32 families
    71 6 IPOH. Tues.— The first of three government-subsidised land alienation schemes in the Kinta District was given out to 13 Chinese and 19 Malay families yesterday in Kampong Ball near Batu QaJah, 12 miles from here. Bach family received between two and three acres of land
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    Stole a wheel
    42 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Lee Ah Hang. 32. who stole a scooter wheel was Jailed by a district court for 42 months, to be followed by two years' police supervision. He had a previous conviction forylsh so privious conviction for robbery.
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    Sultan of Perak's son given new title
    216 6 Sultan of Perak's son given new title FOH, Tues. Raja Azlan Shah lbni Sultan Yusuff Izzuddln Shah, 34, State Legal Adviser, Johore. has been created a major chief of Perak by the Sultan, his father, with the title Raja Kechil Bongsu The title makes Raja Azlan Shah sixth In line
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    A priest talks of youths who think only of money
    184 6 PENANG, Mon. Malayan youths are too materialistic says the Rev. Father Arthur Julien. a Belgian Catholic priest at the Penang Chinese Church of Our Lady of Sorrows in Macalister Road. Father Julien, 44. who is going on leave on Friday
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    Brunei team arrives for 'final talks'
    291 6 A FIVE-MEMBER delegation of senior Brunei A Government officials arrived here by air this morning to hold the final round of informal and exploratory talks with Malayan Government representatives for Brunei's entry into the Federation of Malaysia. i 1 The delegation, led by the
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    The tender trap
    2650 7 SOMERSET MAUGHAM CONTINUES THE UNINHIBITED ACCOUNT OF HIS LIFE... In the midst of a divorce tangle, a bold assignment to Russia DAVID BRUCE WHEN Syrie and Wellcome had parted he had agreed to give her not, as was generally supposed, five thousand a year, but two hundred
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    Lock icon ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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    IN MEMORIAM
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    39 8 !0 Horrf. Si < Mm.i—Box M clt. ntru SOUTH PORTUGAL ipand your home leave in tba *un-(k>rioua beaches xnd aa/e bathing; all year around. Guests welcomed In Informal English I Continental and Enfllsh conking-klng Quinta Do Rel. Prala-Da-Hocha.
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    PHOTOGRAPHY
    88 8 Borrf, Sj (Win.)— Box S* el: *sfr* COLUMBIA STUDIO (Alr-Condl- ><>. South Bridge Road. S pore. TeL 771 WEDOINC PHOTOGRAPHY. Visit Modern Art Photographer*. 842 Oeylaoc Ku.ct. spore. Phone *****. SERANCOON BROAOWAV JaJrcouditloned) studio. 4S, Upper Heran«oon Road. Bpore. <3i mile*). Special charge* for wedding photos. Satlsfaetory A prompt
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, September 26, 1962
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      Sarawak's Future
      613 8 The legislature of the fifth of the five Malaysian territories debates today the London agreement The motion which Sarawak's Council Negri will i Ibe asked to approve welcomes I in principle the decision of the British and Malayan Governments to establish Malaysia, on the understanding that the special
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      Tropical Ice
      372 8 By skating speedily and 1 carefully over thin ice we could no doubt express our opinion of the literary merit lof Henry Miller's "Tropic of Cancer." Literary merit has little or nothing to do with obscenity, not as the law stands in Malaya. However the proper time for
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      Malay Rights
      265 8 In accusing the Tengku of "never failing to talk violence" a remark prompted by the Prime Minister's defence of Malay privileges— Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam had his tongue in his cheek. All the Tengku said in his talk to Umno information officers was that if the threat to
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    The ballyhoo returns to big time boxing...
    1030 8 LISTON (CALL ME T.C.-IT MEANS TOP CAT') SAYS 'HE CANT RUN AND I DON'T RUN; IT'LL END IN FIVE ROUNDS' -BUT CHAMP PATTERSON JUST LAUGHS OUT LOUD THE usual hokum and excess verbiage generrated before any world heavyweight title fight, is being sluiced
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    Citizenship: Way out of a tragic dilemma
    248 8 rpUE denial of Federal or X Singapore citizenship to readers like "XYZ" who have married daughters of the soli and have thus completely Identified themselves with Malaya Is Indeed pathetic. But there are many more who have even better claims In that they
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    Adult education in Singapore
    466 8 1 REFER to your leader "A Difference of Opinion" in Tuesday's Straits Times. The director of the Adult Education Board Mr. Ang Gee Bah, was not talking out of turn when he told the Lim Tay Boh Commission of the stagnation in literacy class enrolment. The
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    Rhodesia's ballot box test of race relations
    315 8 f USAKA, Tues.— Northern Li Rhodesia's first general election, scheduled for October, will be test of race relations since 14 seata in the new assembly must be filled on the basis of a racially mixed vote. Despite official policies of "racial partnership." political
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      104 8 HOHNER MEWWCA ****ee> fey M. Notsaer, fieraaem*. Four models ore now available from Singapore stock. MELOIICA SOPRAMO Ton*> ronge, 2 chromatic octavw with Green Cordboord Box. $22.00 MELMICA ALTO Tone range, 2 chromatic octavei. with Red Cardboard Box. 515. 50 MELOIICA Pim-26 "Pecker Piano", with 26 plastic Piono Keys, new
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      106 8 J§ HEINZ H3\ BAKED Heinz Baked Beans are nutri. %tm^ tious, high in food values U£ for vitality and strength. fTTT Trr Heinx Baked Beam are IfMESTv^ packed in rich tomato BffiT ilT^f^^/ i Heinz Baked Beans are fl especially delicious served mr<s\ with rice, meat, fish, fvA^)«ftr; 5V poultry,
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    ROBBERS' RUSE TO ENTER A HOUSE
    147 9 CINGAPORE. Tufiß Armed -robbers yesterday employed a ruse to gain entry Into a house in Norfolk Road. Knocking on the front door, two men spoke to the housewife. Madam Tan Guat Ngor. 24, and said Ihev wished to see her husband. When they were
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    Death case remand
    43 9 KUALA KANGSAR, Tues. Tan Kay Eng, 29, was accused yesterday of causing the death of a woman, Choo Teh Mci, 30. In a disused sawmill at Kampong Penaga here on Bept. 14. He was remanded in custody until Oct. I.
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    School extension opens on Friday
    50 9 KLANO, Tues.— The Selangor Chief Education Officer, Mr. B. H. O. Adams, will open the new extension of the Port Swettenham Methodist Boys' School on Friday. The dedication ceremony will be performed by Bishop B. Amstuz of the SouthEastern Central Conference of the Methodist Church.
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    Malaya gets Ford Foundation help in agriculture plan
    435 9 4 SURVEY team of three experts provided by the Ford Foundation will arrive in Malaya early next month to examine the problem involved in accelerating the country's programme of agricultural diversification. The deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said this
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    Singapore booksellers feel heat
    233 9 THE seizure by Federation police of Henry Miller's "Tropic of Cancer" today sent Singapore booksellers scurrying for cover behind an imaginary screen of morality. All the big bookstores in s 1 the city withdrew the book from their shelves In spite of the interest aroused by
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    Dealer stabbed and robbed
    42 9 MALACCA, Tues.— A vegetable dealer at the Central Market here, Lee Pheng Chin, 64, was stabbed in the back and robbed of 11,000 during the early hours of this morning. His condition was stated to be noot serious.
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    TEENAGERS MOB HELEN AT SINGAPORE AIRPORT
    149 9 BRITAIN'S top pop slngr-. Miss Helen Shapiro (above), was .mobbed by teenaged autograph banters at Singapore Airport where she stopped for two hours on Monday night on her way to Australia to sing for three weeks before flying to New Zealand. The new sinking
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    Four-death driver fined $600
    81 9 Four-death driver fined $600 MUAR, Tues. Quek Fatt Son*, driver of a lorry which killed four mining workers and Injured 38 others when It overturned, pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court here to rash driving. He was fined $600 or four months' Jail and his driving: licence was suspended for
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    Police seize acid bulbs
    61 9 BINGAPORE. Tues. The police yesterday raided two houses and uncovered gangland weapon caches, containing acid bulbs, bearing scrapers and Iron rods. At a house in Pandang Jerlngmau, the police round eight bulbs, two filled with add. Another police party seized five acld-flllel bulbs, a bearing scraper
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    $600 collected
    20 9 klano. Tues. The Klang Red Cross Society collected $600 at a dance held In the Port Recreation Club.
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    Barisan to Tengku: Sort this out with Soekarno
    345 9 Barisan to Tengku: Sort this out with Soekarno SINGAPORE, Tues. t^The Barisan Sosialis today asked Tengku Abdul Rahman to "sort out" with President Soekarno any Indonesian misgivings regarding Malaysia. The party, commenting on Tengku s "hands off Malaysia" warning to the Jakarta government, said that the Philippines claim to North
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    Istana date
    25 9 KLANG. Mon.— The Sultan of Selangor will meet about 150 village headmen in the state at the Istana Alain Shah on Oct. 8.
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    Seeni tells the Tengku: You are trying to scare people
    409 9 IPOH, Tuesday. J* HE vice-president of the People's Progressive Party, Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam, today accused the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, of "again raising the communal bogey to scare the Malays into believing that only he and the Umno
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    AIRPORT TO BE CLOSED FOR ONLY TWO MONTHS
    166 9 AIRPORT TO BE CLOSED FOR ONLY TWO MONTHS TPOH, Tues.— The air--1 port here will be closed for only two months early next year and not the four originally estimated This was announced here today by the Minister for Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jublr, when he stopped over for
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    Trisha rider in modesty case fined $1,000
    89 9 ROTA BHARU. Tues. A trisha rider. Ku Mat bin Ku Nek. 41. accused of committing: house trespass with Intent to outrage the modesty of Halimah blnte Awang, 38. was fined $1,000 or one year's Jail, today by a magistrate's court Inspector S. Pakiam.
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    $1,600 raid
    22 9 IPOH. Tues. Jewellery worth $1,600 was stolen from a house In Canning Garden Estate here while the family were away.
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      165 9 carnaval Serve drinks and M sundaes elegantly is CONTEMPORARY designed, inexpensive, DUTCH CRYSTAL K1 Small Sundae glatc or t cocktail 41/ioz, $13.00. K3 Long drink, Beer or 111 Squash 12oz, $11.95. V J K4 Soft drink. lOox, W J J 510.50. 1 v V K6 Footed Fruit Juico j£ s
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    FREDDIE'S ALL EARS
    54 10 11/ HEN 16-year-old Linda Davies of Lancashire, England, whispers to her pet fox Freddie he just has to listen! For Freddie is a fennec fox from South Africa, and although he is small his ears are large. Linda is pictured with Freddie at Chester Zoo, v here
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    A cartoon of Mat is drawn by the serpent
    1203 10  - A cartoon of Mat is drawn by the serpent KATHLEEN HICKLEY By Mat Mousedeer plans to bring out a magazine called The Jungle Post. His friends are helping hvn on the project by writing various pieces. The anteater had been trying them out with puzzles and now the serpent says
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    MALAYAN PEN PALS LISTED HERE
    579 10 MALAYAN PEN PALS LISTED HERE Patrick Tan Kirn Soon, aged 15; 196 M. Moulmein Road, Singapore 11; songs, stamps. Choa Man. aged 12; 96. Marshall Road, Singapore 15; reading. Patrick Chiang, aged 17; 25- A. Smith Street, Singapore 1; general. Anthony Poh, aged 12; Box 36, Kuala Trengganu. Trengganu; basketball,
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      322 10 IERE'S GREAT NEWS FOR THE MODEL ENTHUSIAST FROM O{ODTO *O I MAQ K %t ri-ang MINIC (Electric) MOTORWAYS are now vadabie with a full range of accessories thai nable you to operate separately or combined with he famous Tri-ang ELECTRIC RAILWAY SYSTEM. EXAMPLE OF M >^S WHAT CAN e^^^ V_
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      257 10 Name Address Age Sex M i j HELLO Boys Girls, last week's competition: A. Z Radha Knshnan, No. 7, Jalon I I This week's picture puzzle Pipit, Million Settlement, Ipoh competition above is quite Road, Kuala Lumpur; Raja easy, so let's see how mony Idris Kamarudin, No. 96 Botu of
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      127 10 m/^BL' m HPJS^ <l|g3^> ENGINEER tinCV ou can l w^ at es 8° ing to be when he U^ j^^^^^^Hl i grows up, but you can make sure he gets die iw very best nourishment now to equip him for m!*rmii&*\ the future FAREX! mVJiI t Si* l Mm' FAREX
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      1478 11 i wmmmmmmmmtmm Tt unsrsst > wist coast ok Ova Spore Ssi le P. Sham Peeae* CTCLSPt Hptre. uearpaal, Siasge* lePt Septn StptM PBIVBStOS Amouth. L peel. Roam. H'brg Gde. 13 Tadaj tapt 27/ 2 Bet 1 ACHILLES Literpaal, liatgo* Sepi 27 Bel 2 MEHESTHIBS Literpeal Sell Oe. t Oci 1/
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      1318 11 THE LUC LINESSAILINGS IB UHBA. IE NAVRE. MAMOURG. BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM. OSLO. MTHEHSUtB AND CBPEHMAtEH. /y^-^&X p n<n Bl\Ss\M\ "SELAHDIA" I; Sailed lePerVMSept 2721 Sept HL)S!jy -OEIR.V a) is tapt/ c Set 5/ act 1/ 1 Bet XtSXJjSf -Malacca- t) am Bat urn oat w/77 oei -tusuANGA- a) H
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      1643 11 7^ IP JST Tf If Hsf 7P* EXPRESS SERVICE It LONBtH. LIVtRPOBt ft CBHTINENTAt PBRTS S'para <-. S*Ma ranaaaj BENNACIIIt (NT* H'Pari, I'lea, R'dam. M'&rp la Pt/Sept 21 leal 21/ t BEHLOMONB (E.Lpj L'peeT R dam. Hull. H burg Sept 21/ :le Pt/Sept 21 Oct 5/ 5 KNVRACKiE (EXJ Leadee.
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      1275 11 y. MeALISTER o* CO., LTD. W»_ \JtI*A BLLKRMAM UMI A KXAVBNESS LOWE V— LBajfJSW. HAJIMRLRtmUBAJB. IBS AMEIU. IM FRAHCISCt. lumft tau. buttu, VAHciirvEi i Portland CITY Bf NEWCASTU f ■aaaoap carge iw caauai a aeaia rajpN p. ttM Paaaßß —trtia. I. M-lt/20 MPt 10 Sept/ 2 Set 1/4 Oct SMNXVIUI
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    101 12 CHINESE Pr.due. Exchange Stngapcr* noon pricm par picul yuttrday: C«conot ail: bulk $3<<i aeilvra, drum $401 tellers. Copra: Sept. $77 i buyers, 128 Hellers. Pepper: Muntok white IM7» tellers, Sarawak white $145 tellers, special Sarawak black Ills sellers, garbled Lampoag black ***** sellers, ABTA. ***** seller*. Btniapere Coeenut
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    SHARE TRADING DIFFICLT: VERY SMALL TURNOVER
    585 12 SHARE TRADING DIFFICLT: VERY SMALL TURNOVER From Our Market Correspondent DIFFICULT trading conditions continued on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with no improvement in turnover. Industrials opened the day somewhat easier particularly the newer issues including Roth mans. Containers, Dunlops r\nd Tobacco, but finished slightly better. The same trend was
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 Malayan Stock Indices Sept. 24 Sept. 25 Industrials: 181.49 181.49 Tins: 283.14 279.76 I rubbers: 170j01 170.01 Jan. 1, 1958 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    634 12 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the snares traded In brackets: Industrials Boustead (1.0001 |1.62 i; Dunlopa (500) $1.86 Sl* (2.OO0) $I.SB. (4,000) (1.87: Kast Bmeltlng (300) 12.68 BL. (1.000) $2.40. (3.000) «2.68:
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    Straits tin price steady: Rubber at 76 cents level
    204 12 rwdN prices in Penang again continued steady yesA terday with a rise of 50 cents to $424.50 per picul on an offering of 255 tons or five less than on Monday. In London overnight tin opened slightly lower in sympathy with
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    MALAYAN TRADE
    154 12 "CXJR the fifth consecutive month A total pan-Malayan foreign trade showed an adverse balance In July amounting to $40.2 million. This compared with an adverse balance of $76 million In June, the year's highest to date. Export* at $3563 million were down $5 6 million In value while
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    127 12 MELBOURNE. Tues. rFHE market was generally steady x with small movements. The rises were slightly In excess of falls. Company reports were the main Influencing factors. However, B.H.P Colonial Snfar and some other leaders lost groundOUa were Irregular. Oil Development improved while Clarence River receded and Santos lost
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    140 12 I teelatlen made tbeae chance* In it« rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New Yerkt buy to* TT 32 7/8. airmail OD 33, 90 d/it S3 1/4 credit btlln. 33 3/8 trad* bills. Canada: buying TT 35 T/16, airmail OD 35 9/16. BO d/tt 34 I/IS
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    213 12 SHIPS lytns al*n(il(1( tht tlntapora whanrt* tsday art: Pajroo Ji. Tourroing 7/S, Btr*l Admiral Sl/3Z, Olrrnhul Sft/36. Ancblsra 38/39. Minikol 33/34. Rexlnald Krrr 21/22. Asahl Maru 29/30. Slrti.r NW. 5, Kesarya 19. Tobias U. Borthto 42/43, Fulau Kldjaog. Outtr raadi: Cal. Blntanc. atlbaru Uaru. Fkhlngan. Krlult Min>k.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    214 12 OCTOBER ".ret xraoa rubbtr buy#r«* f.t.h. closed at sp.m. In Blncapor* and Kuala Lumpur ytatrrday at 751 cent* per Ib. down a quarter of a cent. The. too* was aunt. t.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.E. cloning prices In cents per Ib., yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b. buyers 731.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 12 September 25. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 752 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $424.50 (up 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offer ins 255 tons (down 5 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    132 12 Sept. 25. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Buiimit dene Dunlopa 10 ct«. Rothmans 11 > ti. F. *N. 14 cts. S. Darby 4Jd. J. WauKh 12 rts. C. Storage 41d. M. Brew. 25cta. Steamship 8 rts. M. Cement IS eta. S. Times 20 cts McAllster 9 rts. s. Traders
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      872 12 \*!°ioRIENTj LINES l SAILINGS TO U.K. Dep. Spore Oep. Penong Arr. U.K. "CHITRAL" 11 Oct 12 Oct 3 No. "CHUSAN" 8 Nov 9 Nov 29 Nov "ORCADES" 9 Oec 31 Dec "CATHAY" 10 Dec 11 Dec 2 Jen '63 Limited First Class accommodation available in "CATHAY" and "CHITRAL". Limited One
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      30 12 TONG HOO" Sailing from Singapore ltt October 1962 HONG KONG For Information please contact your local Travel Agency or ;IE HOCK SHIPPING CO., LTD. 8. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE-! Telephone: *****
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      217 12 COMPANY NOTICE LABU CHEVIOT RUBBER.-, LIMITED T A MALAYAN BRANCH REGISTER of Members of the abovenamed Company who are resident in the Federation of Malaya wIU be opened in Kuala Lumpur on Ist October, 1962. It will be maintained at the offices of Evatt Co PO Box 192. Kuala Lumpur,
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      747 13 NOTICES MALAYAN CEMENT LIMITED INTEBIM DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the directors have declared an interim dividend of S per cent less Income tax at 4XKo In respect of the year ending 30th November, 1962. payable on the 16th October, 1962. to members registered in the books of the
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      1931 13 .('onunurt from Page Si ACCOMMODATION VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT <**>■>-** w et*. .xtm to Word* SS (Min.)-Bmx tt et*. mxtrm PLEASANT COOL ROOM to let In HS'kv^'ENERGETIC VAN SALESMAN and -INJAI RISE: Ultra modern 3 bedoutdoor salesgirls required for fast »°om bungalow available 31st October. selling products. Good prospect. Apply 2
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      977 13 TUITION it Wmrd* U (Min.)-Bmx tt ett. txtrm PATTERN MAKING. Dress Designing. Maria. 373, North Bridge Road. (Spore) *****. NATIONAL DRIVING SCHOOL Kuropean, Asian Instructors 22. TanKiln Road. 8 pore. Enquiry *****. POR OFFICE GIRLS Special Classes In Malayan A Indonesian Cooking only. Please sarol now. Tel: *****. 117 Kllliney
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      976 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Word* U i Min.)— Box tt els. suclra AUSTIN A3S four door 1930 S2SOO Telephone Singapore] ***** WlaY— a. ISSI AUSTIN SM, Taxed, one ovrnar. Price 53.300. Ring Bmsapors U773 after 030 p.m. NOV. 19S1 PBUQBOT 404, Light blue one owner, taxed and Insured aa oew
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      1027 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wmrd* SI (_MI*.Y— Box St els. txtrm ATTINTION H.M. FORCES— Kxoslleat Condltloa, ussd ears for sale at CbaagJ Auto Service, 152 Upper Changl Road (Opposite Cbangl Prison). Spore. Tel *****3. MAY 19*2 OPBL Rekord 2-door. 8000 miles, tip-top condition. $3,800 0.n.0. Seen after 2 p.m. Malayan
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      1265 13 MISCEXLANEOUS I WHERE TO STAY (Spore) It Wordt Si (Min.)— Box 10 tt*. txtrm it Word* $1 (Mln.)— Box SO ett. txlrm •OAT OWNERS, Bare bugs repair HOTEL AMBASSADOR Seaside 44 bills sod Inconvenience: In and out Meyer Rd.. Dancing nightly. T<l. anytime la protected waters Singapore *****. Boats!, Kallang
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    Essence is best bet
    1007 14 WINDY WILLIES CAN SCORE AGAIN THIS IMPROVING 4-YEAR-OLD HAS SHOWN ABILITY TO STAY AND SHOULD BEAT MODERATE CLASS 3 FIELD gET-of-the-day at Ipoh is Essence (Race 2), an improving four-year-old who has shown ability to stay. Last time out on this course, Essence was third to
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    141 14 EPSOM JEEP (ALL BOY POINTER Race 1 JOEY SAN National Joy Cool Assurance SINGALANG National Joy Joey San NATIONAL JOY Joey San -nu.ilanr Race t Gold Hunt (ha (ha (ha SPEEDY SOCK >uw What Roc SHOWGIRL Joalcen Serene Lady GOLD HUNT Essence Ampat Rajah ESSENCE Cha (ha
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    1238 14 Race II 2.0-CI 3 Div l-9f 1 ***** Joey San (Joey Kongsl) Bullivan. 5 9.0 (F) Posner 8 2 ***** Youth.! Brio* (Thailand SyncU^ 3 ***** N.tt.n.l Jo, (Bun*. H-y-B^ (gF) Morf|am 4 ***** F..r Wind, II (Weekend Circle^ 5 ***** Cool Assurance (Chens' St.) Rodgers, 5 8.10
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    The 'Prince' is dead
    96 14 DRINCK of LaliU. tormrr champion stayer and pride of Prnang trainer J. K. "Doc" Kogrrs. is d«\id. I'mik t of I.ilit.i .ii limai'il a rlassir h.iltrn k in li'.Vi. winning ilit- Governor's Cup at Bukit Timah, tin- I'rrak Drrhv luith 9.2) and the Penang Gold (up
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      945 14 AUCTION SALE OF P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE VALUABLE FREEHOLD TENDERS from Class D' and PROPERTIES I above Contractors Registered with to be held at oar saleroom P W -P- wlu received at the No*. 14 16 Robinson Road. Spore office of the Director of Public On THIRSDAY 27th SEPTEM- Works. Maxwell
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      793 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD Vacancies will shortly become available for Assistant Traffic Supervisors in the Board's Traffic Department--1 Candidates should be Singapore or Federal Citizens and be not leas than 25 years of age. Preference will be given to University graduates, but persons possessing Senior Cambridge School Certificates
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      126 14 1963 Models [N=P| mr j No other Chain Saw ■L^ Au an equal Mc Cu"och's Ml£f&\^ record P fOven depenlO^^V dability under the tougM o hest Cutting Conditions MJ^// 6 models, from $690 iTT». and with each saw A spar Cha i n f I Chain filing gauge I Chain
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    THE BIG MIGHT
    8 15 MALAYAN TIME: 9.30 THIS MORNING
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    Lock icon ROW OVER GLOVES SETTLED
    64 15 ROW OVER GLOVES SETTLED pHICAGO, Tues— The dlsVj pute over what type of gloves each boxer will wear in tonight's world heavyweight title fight has been settled. Sonny Liston, the challenger, has agreed to wear the standard-make glove., used by the Illinois Athletic Commission. Liston had previously protested against the
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    Kanhai hits century but tourists lose
    219 15 SALISBURY, Tues. Despite a brilliant century by Rohan Kanhai (West Indies), the C o mm on wealth XI were beaten by 74 runs by a Rhodesian XI here yesterday. The tourists were set to make 306 in 275 minutes. Kanhai scored 110 in 113
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    LIFTERS' TRIALS FOR PERTH GAMES
    116 15 LIFTERS' TRIALS FOR PERTH GAMES KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malayan Amateur WeiKhtMting Federation will hold Commonwealth Games trials here on Oct. fi and Oct. 27. Trialists will have to attain the following qualifying poundages before they can be considered for selection for the Commonwealth Games which will be held at
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    SUMMARY
    89 15 CRICKET lIKWF.SY TROPHY (Ipoh): Perak Govt Services bt Rest by 4 wkU; Rest 162 (Williams 37. Aziz 4-26) Services 164-6 (Kirn Kwang 81). TENNIS KLINEY CUP (Spore): Malay S. A. bt Tanglin Club 4-0 (B. Kurstii bt D. Sheppard 6-5, 6-1. H. Alwi bt H. Barnes 6-4. 6-4. S
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      This Indonesia plan won't win AGF sympathy
      701 15  -  THE INDONESIAN call for Asian solidarity against the International Amateur Athletic Federation's censure of the Jakarta Asian Games has a most unpleasast ring. Certainly there will be extreme coldness among AGF member countries to the view expressed by a Jakarta newspaper that because
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      US cagers coming
      83 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Goodyear Wlngfoot. an American basketball team, will play matches In Singapore, and the Federation In November. Wlngfoot have been selected to represent the United States AAU on a two-month tour cf Asia, playing In Formosa. Thailand. Cambodia, Burma. Laos, Malaya and Singapore. The tour Is
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      274 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS midnight? (S). 1. With 4 quarters. 6 icon a 8. ManagM again to study dhrinpoint before 8 (13). es (if). 10. Oave over? No. It la rejected 9. Ttw low-down about former after a digression (9). principle for good beh«Ttowr 11. Ham (The boy ha« nothing
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      34 15 Sports Diary RIGGER CLUB MATCHES: XL Police v PMC (Ourney Rd>; Language Inst. v STTI (padang); Klang Club v Padang Invitation XV (Klang). B"pore BCC v SRC padang); OHQ Farelf v Nee Soon (Tanglin).
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    Lock icon Crash...last hideous moments
    714 16 Crash...last hideous moments SEARCH CONTINUES FOR THE MISSING 16 AS SURVIVORS TELL OF DITCHING IN THE SEA LONDON, Tuesday THREE ships and several aircraft continued their search today for 16 people missing in the crash of a United States airliner in the North Atlantic. As dawn broke for the second
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    Aden: All quiet
    35 16 ADEN, Tues. Police reported Aden "completely quiet" today after yesterday's anti-federation riots, as the Legislative Council continued its debate on Britain's plan to link the Colony with the 11-State South Arabia Federation.
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    DEATHS
    88 16 it Wordt $10 (Minimum) FUNERAL OF Mrs. Chong Kin Voon. conrw I.hvldk 30 Ton* Shin TEO— Madam Scan Sirw Khlm. lead 79 of No. 17, Siak Krw Avenue. Bennett Eatate. paved away peacefully on 23.9.02 lravlnK behind in Singapore her only ran Teo Liang Chye one ctHUKhtrr-in-law Lam Soo
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    Owners who bet with bookies...
    444 16 rpHE president of the A Racehorse Owners Association of Malaya, Mr. S.W. Peers, has drawn the attention of his members to the "common knowledge" that "many racehorse owners, both big and small, bet regularly with illegal bookmakers." In a circular, he linked this with a
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    20 Irian refugees leave for China
    291 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. Twenty of a shipload of refugees from West Trian, who arrived In Singapore on board the Dutch freighter. Karossa. have left for Red China. Of another 20, who derided to go to Holland, the first group has already left by air. The
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    Indonesia might support claim to N. Borneo, reports paper
    490 16 Indonesia might support claim to N. Borneo, reports paper MANILA, Tues. An Indonesian official has indicated that Indonesia might support the Philippines' claim to British North Borneo, the Manila Daily Mirror reported today. A dispatch, written by Mirror reporter Angel Quiambao. said that Mr. Zainul Ariffln. speaker of the Indonesian
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    LONDON STOCKS
    307 16 LONDON, Tues. Unsettled conditions were apparent In stock markets today following the further sharp decline on Wall Street last night. However, better-than-expected half-year results from Imperial Chemical Industries helped the market to become a good deal steadier during the afternoon. Imperial Chemical shares, which opened about one shilling
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    RUBBER
    44 16 LONDON Tues. Spot LU'.-d.. Nov. 22 '-,d, Dec. 22 2 d., Jan. 22 7/16 d Jan/Mar. 23 7/16 U. Apr June 22 5/16 U. July/Sept. 22 '.d. Oct./ Dec. unquoted c-i.f. Oct. 22 S/16d.. Nov. 22 3/16 U. Dec. 22 3/lod. Tone: Steady.
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    TIN
    26 16 LONDON. Tues. Buyers £«50. sellers £8604. Forward buveis £854. sellers £854.., Settlement £850 H. Turnover a.m. 180 tons pm. 40 tons- Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Lock icon A GUARD OF HONOUR FOR LEE ON 3-DAY VISIT TO CAMBODIA
    226 16 A GUARD OF HONOUR FOR LEE ON 3-DAY VISIT TO CAMBODIA PHNOM PENH, Tues. The Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, arrived here today on a three-day Official visit as the guest of the Cambodian Government. The Prime Minister, who will be received by the Head of State Prince
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    Lock icon Wed in prison, honeymoon to come later
    64 16 Wed in prison, honeymoon to come later ROME. Tues. A 19-year-old Italian bride went to Rome's Regina Coeli Prison for her wedding yesterday. Her bridegroom, her father and her brother are all serving jail sentences there on different charges. The prison director offered drinks, warders supplied floral decorations, and the
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