The Straits Times, 18 October 1961

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 510,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1961. 13 CENTS.
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    Lock icon NIK'S SUPER BOMB
    2331 1 SECOND DAY OF THE MALAYSIA DEBATE— Starts on Page 7 War and peace by the Russian Premier HE WARNS WESTERN POWERS AGAINST RISKING 'MAD ACTS OF AGGRESSION' 'May God grant that it is not used' MR. KHRUSHCHEV today told the 22nd Soviet Communist Party Congress meeting in
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    Setback seen for tin pact prestige
    171 1 LONDON, Tues. The failure of the International Tin Council to reach agreement last week on the introduction of higher price levels in the agreement as proposed by producers is a novel feature, says thLs week's Metal Bulletin. Hitherto. differences of opinion within the council
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    Dato's 10ft. long kill
    64 1 DATO Klana Putera. 58-year-old ruling Chief of Sungei UJong. Negri Sembilan, and the 10-feet long tiger which he shot on Monday at Kcmayan. on the border of Negri Sembilan and Pahans. He saw the tiger in a lallang patch 20 yards away. He fired three snots
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    Greek held
    33 1 USUMBURA (RuandaUrunai Tues. Police said today a young Greek has confessed that he fired the shot which killed Prince Louis Rwangasore, Prime Minister of Urundi. last Friday. Further arrests are expected.
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    A plan for new synthetics
    90 1 A plan for new synthetics HOUSTON, Tues— Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company plans to start production this month of a new synthetic rubber that may double the life of car tyres. Mr. Willis H. Edmund, executive consultant for Goodyear, said the new synthetic, called Budene, will be one of the
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    Lock icon Selkirk sees Menzies
    35 1 CANBERRA, Tues. The Earl of Selkirk, Commission-er-General fOr South-East Asia, today discussed the proposed Malaysian federation, the future of the Singapore bases and other subjects with Mr. Menzies, Australian Prime Minister. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Can join husband now
    145 1 /CANBERRA, Tues. The \j Australian Immigration Department said today that young Chinese-born wo- man could join her Englishbarn husband in Australia "as soon as she likes." Meanwhile, the couple, Mr. and Mrs. Alan King. have been parted for several months. Mr. King, 22, of Bond! Junction,
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    SACKINGS THREAT: ARMY MEN PROTEST
    244 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 2,000 British Army employees at 40' Base Workshop in AVer Rajah Road demonstrated this morning in protest against the threatened retrenchment of 000 redundant workers. They assembled outside the office of the civilian establishments paying officer at 10 a.m. Their leader, Mr. Edgar
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    Snookered
    24 1 i BANGKOK. Tues. The Government will close all billiard saloons throughout Thailand next year because they are the haunts of "criminals and hooligans."
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    U.S. offer accepted
    70 1 WASHINGTON. Tues.— The White Houso announced that President Kennedy's "offer of good offices" to Afghanistan and Pakistan, which severed al! diplomatic and trade relations last month, has been accepted by both governments. The U.S. Ambassador to Canada. Mr. Livingston T. Merchant, is due to arrive in the
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    LATEST
    31 1 LONDON. Tu»v— F»r< i-n Secretary Lord Hmbc i «I iocluv hi' m ■> £d" bj Khrtuhcbt i .m--nouiu imnii thai Dec. i deadline fur German p treaty nti laagct aeeeroary. -IP.I
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    Secretary of union recalled to witness box Straits Times arbitration FOURTH DAY
    12699 2 Secretary of union recalled to witness box Straits Times arbitration FOURTH DAY SINGAPORE, Tuesday i Company's doctor gives evidence KUALA LUMPUR MANAGER TELLS OF MEETING IN HIS OFFICE ON SEPT. 7 Managing director left instructions on policy before he went on leave r rill. Industrial Arbitration Court resumed hearing today
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      37 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby WMATfe WE ifeUT LOOK AT ALL TUB) "If I SAVIO A WONDERFUL 1 fSO MOW CAN) MATTEO, OftAtt^ THINGS I BOUGHT/-^ LOT Of MONBVy V W6 »B 1 1/>~— AT e >> yßaoKt?^
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    Lock icon Plan for atom-free zone in Europe under serious study in U.S., says a Senator
    248 3 Plan for atom -free zone in Europe under serious study in U.S., says a Senator WARSAW, Tuesday. ♦JKXATOR Hubert Humphrey, deputy Democratic leader in the United States Senate, said here last night that the U.S. was giving ''very thoughtful and very serious consideration" to the Rapacki Plan for an atom-free
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    Lock icon Nasser drops hint of coming changes in Cabinet
    117 3 Nasser drops hint of coming changes in Cabinet CUIKO, lues. President f Nasser last night hinted at major changes in his Cabinet soon as a result ol the Syrian revolt. Observers who heard his 75--niiniitr speech particularly noted his remark that reorganisation was necessary to put "the rigut men in
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    Lock icon REDS CLAIM NEW ROCKET SUCCESS
    54 3 MOSCOW. Tues" Russia has successfully nred a mul-ti-stage rocket carrier a distance of about 7,500 miles into the Pacific, the Soviet News Agency Tass reported yesterday. The agency said the carrier launching tests will continue. Yesterday's rocket was the sixth to be fired in the
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    Woman gives up husband for Russia
    102 3 Woman gives up husband for Russia MRS. GOLUB, of Swerdlowsk, USSR., wife of Alekei Golub, a Russian chemical engineer, pictured as she arrived at Schipol Airport, Amsterdam, escorted by five members of the Soviet Embassy, to fly home to Moscow. Fighting broke out between Soviet Embassy officials and Dutch police
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    Lock icon KHOMAN SAYS: WE WILL SEE SEATO DOESN'T REMAIN A PAPER TIGER
    461 3 KHOMAN SAYS: WE WILL SEE SEATO DOESN'T REMAIN A PAPER TIGER BANGKOK. Tuesday 'THE Thai Foreign Minister, Mr. Thanat Khoman, said today Thailand was determined to make the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation (Seato) effective as It was specified in the treaty and show all that it was not a "paper
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    Lock icon U.N. moves for probe of Urundi prince murder
    249 3 NEW YORK, Tuesday. A FRICAN and other members of the United Nations Trusteeship Committee called yesterday for an immediate investigation into Ihe murder on Friday of Prince Louis Rwangasore. Premier of Urundi. In a heated debate which saw ciuinea's delegate accuse Belgium
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      US PUTS A-SUBS IN THE PACIFIC
      60 3 WASHINGTON Tuesday. NUCLEAR submarines are servii^ with the United States Seventh Fleet in the Pacific. Vice Admiral Charles Griffin, the Commander-in-Chief, said in an interview wita the magazine, U.S. News and World Repoit, published yesterday. The fleet was "one of the most powerful the
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      30 3 KHANGKHAI (Laos); Prince Souvanna Phouma, neutralist Premier-elect of Laos, told newsmen he expected to have an audience with King Savant Vatthana in the royal capital of Luang PraD on Wednesday.
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      32 3 NEW DELHI: More than 30.000 people have been driven from their homes by flood waters in Uttar Pradesh State. The flood death toll stood at 20 Army is assisting in rescue work.
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      34 3 LONDON: Mr. Julius Nyerere, Prime Minister of Tauganyika has asked for Sir Richard Turr.bull to be aupointed first GoveinorGeneral of Tanganyika when the territory acnieve* independence on Dec. 9. the Colonial Office announced here.
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      25 3 NEW YORK: Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, Indian Defence Minister returned to thr United Nations, recovered from an operation nine days ago on his skull.
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      23 3 MANILA: Asian student leaders opened here a four-week seminar on student press travel, welfare, regional co-operation and contemporary issues like colonialism and neutralism.
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      26 3 LONDON: Mr. David Orms-by-Gore, who leaves here on Thursday to take up his appointment as British Ambassador in Washinglon, is to be knighted by Queen Elizabeth
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      38 3 MONTREAL: A 13-man Communist Chinese trade mission, the rirst to Canada since the Communist regime took power in 1948, began talkg with Montreal businessmen in an eflort to find new Canadian markets for a wide variety of goods.
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    Lock icon 4-day battle for girls in French town
    113 3 TOULON, Tues. A four-day battle between thousands of teenagers who live in this Mediterranean port and the sailors of the French Naval Base ebbed yesterday. Thousands of bluejackets were confined to base. Some teenagers were subject to official and parental restrictions but many
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    Spain visitor
    28 3 MADRID, Tues. General Peng Meng-chi, Chief of the Chinese Nationalist General Stan*, arrived at Barajas airport here last night for a twoweek goodwill tour of Spain.
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    An American tourist tells of attack in lonely place
    480 4 'CRAZY WITH FEAR, I CRHiD OUT: TAKE MY MONEY, DON'T KILL ME' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A MITIGATION plea was made before the First Criminal District Judge, Mr. Choor Singh, by Mr. David Marshall on behalf of his client, Neville Everard, 20, in
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    TWO YEARS FOR KNIFE BLOW THAT PARALYSED
    268 4 TWO YEARS FOR KNIFE BLOW THAT PARALYSED SINGAPORE. Tues. A shopkeeper. Yeo Haw I Liat. 38. victim of a knife 1 attack at a cafe in SembaI wang in May. was brought j into the Assize court today I in a wheel chair suffering from partial paralysis from the waist
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    $250 fine for cheating Controller of Posts
    211 4 $250 fine for cheating Controller of Posts SINGAPORE. Tues. Wan Foo Fuat alias Foo Loong, 20. who pleaded guilty to cheating the Controller of Posts, Singapore, on June 2, was fined $250 or three months' Jail in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today. Wan posed as an employee of the Loong
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    Rotary talk
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. S.L. Velge, Singapore Chief Fire Officer, will speak on "The Singapore Fire Brigade 1 and Fire Prevention" at a j luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Cathay Hotel tomorrow.
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    NO DELAY IN BUILDING HOMES FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    208 4 NO DELAY IN BUILDING HOMES FOR FIRE VICTIMS SINGAPORE, Tues. The Housing and Development Boards present plans to build about 13,000 housing units at the Bukit Ho Swee fire site are not affected by any existing "fringe homes" still being occupied, the Board's chairman, Mr. Lim Kirn San. told the
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    F and N dinner
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Fraser and Neave Limited and Ma- layan Breweries Limited will i hold a annual dinner party 1 at their sports pavilion. River Valley Road, on Friday at 17.30 p.m.
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    Catering meet
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Catering Services staff and worker's Trade Union will hold their sth annual meeting on Tuesday at the Victoria Theatre at 6.30 p.m.
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    Longer permits to China
    72 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.-Sln-gaporeans visiting China may now stay away for as long as six months, a spokesman for the Immigration Office here said today. Re-entry permits were previously only granted for the maximum period of three months. The Singapore OovernI ment has now extended the permits from
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    'HELPERS' FINED FOR TRYING TO STEAL DONATIONS
    277 4 SINGAPORE. Turn ITTHILE being paid for their services in getting public donations for the Bukit Ho Swee fire victims, two youths tried to steal the money from the collection tins under their charge. Mr. Dalip Singh, the Sixth Magistrate, was told ihls today
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    RATION ZONES
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Water will be shut off tomorrow from 8 a.m. to I p.m. in ZONES FIVE and i SIX and from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. in ZONES ONE and TWO.
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      439 4 HPHE following h> loaay's sche- aule of civil aircraft movemenu at Paya Lebar Airport. \KP' \I > BO AC: Prom London, Zurich, Beirut, Karachi. CalcutUt, Rangoon (BA708) 5 50 p.m from Hong Kong (BA991) 1.40 p.m. Garuda: From Jakarta (GA802) 8.55 a.m.; from Bangkok (OA803) 4.25 p.m. Thai International Prom
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    Lock icon 'Friendship' ended in bullets
    495 5 MELBOURNE. Tues CORONER IS TOLD OF QUARRELS Penang student shot girl and himself 'pIE Melbourne coroner today found that a Malayan commerce student, Veerappan Muragiah, 23, of Penang, was temporarily mentally unbalanced when he shot and killed a young Australian girl and then himself on Aug.
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    Course for Kelantan principals
    91 5 I/OTA BHARU, Tues.— The Chief Education Officer, Kelantan. Mr. J. A. McCumiskcy. lias organised a course (•n school administration for heads of primary and secondary schools in the State. More than 200 headmasters and headmistresses gather at the Padang Garong Malay School here during weekends for
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    Timber student
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. A. KM. Mosharraf Hussain. of Pakistan, has arrived in Singapore to train under the Colombo Plan in timber grading in accordance with Malayan grading rules. Hp is with the timber office here.
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    Lock icon 2 MALAYS GET A LOT OF TV, RADIO DATES
    221 5 2 MALAYS GET A LOT OF TV, RADIO DATES FVARWIN. Tues. The two Malayan labourers who are under threat o' deportation to Mala\a have been overwhelmed in the past few days with television Press and radio intorviews. The two men Darts bin Saris. 31, and Zainal bin Hashim, 24 are
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    Parents' Day
    32 5 TAIPING. Tues. Treacher Methodist Girls' Primary School here will observe Parents 1 Day on Friday that will Include an exhibition of handwork and art and a puppet play in music.
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    Joint dinner
    29 5 PENANG, Tues. Messrs. Fraser and Neave and Malayan Breweries will entertain their dealers to a joint dinner at the Violet Cafe, Magazine Road, on Friday. Nov. 3.
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    Free show for 800 children
    93 5 CINGAPORE. Tues. The Joey Adams all-star variety show will entertain 800 under-privileged children and youths at a matinee at the Victoria Theatre here on Oct 23. They will come from the Boy Scouts, Boys' Brigade, the Federation of Boys' Clubs, the Federation of Girls' Clubs,
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    Mentri Besar helps to build kampong road
    87 5 THE Pahang Mentri Besar, Wan Abdul Aziz bin l/ngku Ha.ii Abdullah (arrowed), joins ISO people in building a threr-mile road at Kampong Beserah. six miles from Kuantan. Wan Abdul Aziz, who launched the project last weekend, told the people. mostly fishermen, that rural
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    Murder trial is told that "god awakened me'
    306 5 PENANG, Tuesday. A RETIRED P.W.D. labourer, K. Murugaya, said in the Assize Court here today that he was awakened by a "god" one morning and told that his wife was misbehaving. "I opened my eyes and saw a white figure growing taller
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    Dagger men hold up a family
    95 5 CINGAPORE, Tues. Three men armed with daggers held up a tailor, Yong Khee Tin, and his family at their home in MacPherson Road yesterday and took away $1,870 in cash and jewellery The men entered the house by scaling a back wall Last night
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    Lorry driver is fined
    56 5 PENANG, Tues. The first magistrate. Mr. Ng Mann Sau. today fined a lorry driver, Teoh Khoon Heng $50 and ordered his licence to be endorsed when he pleaded guilty to a charge of Inconsiderate driving along Glugor Road on July 3. Teoh's lorry collided with a
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    3 more Chinese schools switch
    205 5 pENANG, Tues. Three more Chinese secondary schools in Penang, with a total enrolment of about 2,500 pupils, have decided to convert into national-type schools and accept full Government aid. They are the Penang Chinese Girls' High School (enrolment 1.500 >. Phor Tay High School <680
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      268 5 Straits Times Crossword ■r utn. HT* Hp ~WM a H| m 1H HI IHT ißr^lß I ICROSS 11- Hector turned to go after 7 Hill including half-seen course wooden vessel or musical ln(s> strument (6. 5). 8 Asiastics are last in confu- 13 Fibre used in the making of sion
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      382 5 RADIO MALAYA RADI SINGAPORE SHORT WAVE SERVICE: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MFDIIM^VAVK^KRVIi SERVICE 41.7 metres 476 mArr^ A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 6.09 ku: News Headlines; 6.05 Morning Morning Prelude: 7.00 The News: Melodies; 6.50 Keep Fit With Telk 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise: 8.00 Tho Lee; 7.00 Carroll
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    Only a full merger would meet wish of people—Mr. S
    4648 7 Only a full merger would meet wish of people— Mr. S THE DEBATE ON THE PRIME MINISTER'S MALAYSIA MOTION CONTINUES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday Aid Spore: Prevention better than cure Chin 'SUPER-MERGER, WILL FREE COUNTRIES FROM COLONIAL RULERS' TIIE debate on Tengku Abdul Rahman's resolution seeking full support for his proposals
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    APPEAL FOR FUNDS TO KEEP UP TB FIGHT
    124 9 APPEAL FOR FUNDS TO KEEP UP TB FIGHT KANGAR. Tues. The Perils Anti-Tuberculosis A.ssoclation today appealed for public support and cooperation to help it carry out its humanitarian work. "Without public support It will be extremely difficult. If not impossible, to carry out our task." Mr. Jarnill Singh, the president,
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    The Sultan's visit
    68 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Sultan of Selangor and the Tengku Ampuan today inspected the new $280,000 road which connects Kampon? Sijangkang. about 30 milob from hero in Kuala Langat j district with the coast road. The Tengku Ampuan also visited two Malay schools at Sijangkan? and Permatang
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    A FIVE-GUN SALUTE TO HERALD WEDDING
    182 9 A FIVE-GUN SALUTE TO HERALD WEDDING VI ALA KANGSAR, Tues.— A five-gun salvo on Saturday will herartd the beginning of the four-day celebrations for the wedding of Tengku Mariam Khalidah binte Tengku Ibrahim. eldest grand-daughter of the Sultan of Prrak. IVnyku Muriam. a tcaeher at the Methodist Kn:;lish School in
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    Death in London
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. News has been received here of the death of Mr. A.W. George, genera] manager of Associated Battery Manufacturers, Petaling Jaya. in a London hospital last Friday after an operation. Mr. George came to Malaya early last year. A month ago. on the advice of
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    Assembly date
    20 9 KANGAR. Tues.— The State Legislative Assembly will hold its fourth meeting here on Oct. 28. at 10 a.m.
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    A vote for Malaya
    72 9 A vote for Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A vote of appreciation was recorded at the 16th Won, Congress of the Junior Chamber International in Puerto Rico for the progress made in Malaya's rural development programme. This was stated today in a letter received by the Prime Ministers Department from the
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    30 on tour
    32 9 KUANTAN. Tues. Thirty penghulu^. assistant penghulus. town councillors and village headmen from Trengganu completed a two-day tour of rural development projects and schemes in Kuantan and Temerloh district today
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    Geneva trip
    36 9 IPOH. Tue.v— Mr J.F Noel Emmanuel will be the only workers 1 representative frorr Asia to attend the International Labour Organisation's panel of consultants on thp problems of younz workers in Geneva this month.
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    Big demand in the rural areas for adult education
    289 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. C< GREAT has been the rural people's thirst for knowledge that the Government is running far more than the 4,000 literacy and national language adult education classes planned for this year. Today 5,424 of these classes are operating.
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    Newly married doctors feted
    43 9 MUAR. Tues. The North Johore Health Officer. Dr. H.D.S. Gill, and his wife. Dr S.C. Gill. Lady Medical Officer. Muar. were entertained to dinner by the Indian and Ceylonese community her* in honour of their recent marriagp in India.
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    Malaya aids fund against hunger
    124 9 I 'UAL A LUMPUR, Tues. IX —The "Freedom from Hunger" Campaign National Committee in Malaya has launched a nationwide appeal for to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation trust fund. In a statement today the committee said that the public could participate in "this worthy
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    98 9 MISS RUTH HO. principal of the senior section of the Methodist Girls- Scrool. Klans? took pains to ensure the success cf the exhibition held at the school last weekend for the opening of the $105,000 extensions. She is seen above with the
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    KEEP OUT OF POLITICS WARNING IV KELANTAN
    113 9 KEEP OUT OF POLITICS WARNING IV KELANTAN KOTA BHARU. 1 The Council of Religion and Malay Customs of Kelantan today its employees not to take an active part In politic* or hold any position in political partie> without firs* obtaining permission from the Sultan. The warning wa> contained in a
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    191 10 M Mora 1 SIH Minimum, MAGAZINE ANO TECHNICAL s porf COMPILATION AND TVPINC of fwl», ,t. tff% Appa BOX A ..i COMMON MALAYAN WILOFLOWERS poMtab** m Ml :jh,» :n your book- JUST S4O ONLY TOB K p>.'»d dr»««« in innKf of 11 i iat arnvM Moa^rr ....pnif TO CROW
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    31 10 2» H Of 4, SMt Win. SPECIAL REVIVAL MEETINCS. Cfcnrek id 79. Berancei IT n> M m PrMay "jn p m s'inda> l" ni -*r P.. i hi jaa
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, October 18, 1961. Report To The Party
    693 10 The Straits Times Wednesday, October 18, 1961. Report To The Party The Soviet Party Congress which commenced its twentysecond speech-hearing ordeal in a brand new fjasa hflili in Moscow yesterday could be Mr. Khrushchev s hist M fiist secretary; he is an ageing man As under his predecessors, the supreme
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    The Bad State of Accounts
    328 10 A.s ii customary j't this time of year. Parliament has Peon presented with a batch of the Aydltor-General'a annual reports mii State i'ccounts. Much of what Mi Bompsis has to say is disturbing. Not tor the Hrsi tune, the standard of accounting in most of
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    Road Risk
    195 10 Road acckfantf in Singapore have kept pace with the increase in motor traffic over the past dozen years, but tin- majority of victims have ocer cycttata and pedestrians. It would be diategenuoua to fei^r. surprise. Cyclists play the tool on the loads in the most farming way. Their
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    Two sides to closing the open door to Britain
    1505 10  - Two sides to closing the open door to Britain COLIN LEGUM THE GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE A HARD JOB DEFENDING THIS CHANGE IN POLICY..., What lies behind Mr. Butlers clear hint at last week's Conservative Party conference that Britain's open door policy for Commonwealth immigration is to be changed? Colin Legum
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      309 10 I WISH to reter to the statement headlined Car vandals strike at varsity" in the October 11 Issue 01 the Straits Times. Certain allegations were made in the statement to the press which convey the Impression that the university students were responsible for what happened to Mr
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      27 10 It ass not MiKKCHtrd in any p.ul ol our irport of Octobtr 1 1 that univfr-.il> .sludonts had linn rrsponsiblr lor dam.is<- lo llir rar. Kd. S.T.
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      THE SIX-DAY WEEK
      71 10 I REGRET to see this uproar against the six-day week The present Government was overwhelmingly rimed to office because its platform was a six-day week. If the Government were to surrender to the teachers, it might as well ■esign. The six-day week has never taxed the children.
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    'Free access' to Parliament
    853 11 Picketing by strikers from Utusan Melayu leads to a motion to prevent obstruction KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JHE House of Representatives today agreed that the Commissioner of Police should be ordered to keep a passage through the roads leading to the House "free and open" and that
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    Congo deaths: Razak rebukes S.F. man
    173 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. today expressed regret that a Socialist Front M.P. was not present at the airport to honour four Malayan soldiers killed In the Coni;o when their bodies were brought back for burial. Tun Razak replying
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    Thai cabinet approves award for Senator Tan
    108 11 Thai cabinet approves award for Senator Tan I2ANGKOK. Tnes. Tbe Thai cabinet today unanimously approved a recommc .ation that Malayan Senator T. 11. Tan (above) be awarded tin Most Exalted Order of tbe White Elephant (fourth rla.ss) in recognition of h' I "service In propagation of Buddhism The recommendation wa.s
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    Watch haul
    30 11 RaWANO, lues-Burglars brotee into a watch dealer's shop here last night and stole $850 and 10 watches and Jewellery worth $450 without awaking any of the 14 occupants.
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    Rothmans: Well over subscribed
    85 11 l/UALA LUMPUR. Tues.— IX Rothmans of Pall Mall 'Malaya> Ltd. announced today that its issue of 6.375.000 shares cf one dollar at par was over-subscribed more than three times and raised more than $23 million. "We believe this to be the largest amount of money ever
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    Accused of murder
    72 11 BUK.iT MERTAJAM. Tues —The Province magistrate, Inche Ahmad bin Hanafl today fixed Nov. 14. 16 and 17 for the hearing of a preliminary inquiry in which K'.or Bak Wan will face a charge of murder. The police alleged tha» Khor murdered Hoh Ah Ba. 23. with two
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    Oranje's new commander
    135 11 Tues. The 20.565-ton liner Oranie. flagship ol the Nederland line Royal Dutch Mall, sailed into Singapore this morning, under a new commander. He la Captain Pleter Jan Groenlar.d. 57, who came to Singapore for the first time 41 years ago and has been a regular visitor ever
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    The capital viaduct
    170 11 1 A GLIMPSE OF THE FUTURE FLY-OVER AN ARTIST'S impression superimposed on an aerial photograph of the impressive viaduct which will span the Klang River near the Kuala Lumpur railway station with the object of both easing the Federation capital's traffic congestion and providing the link between
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    Haze gives the air pilots a hard time
    353 11 Haze gives the air pilots a hard time KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. AIRCRAFT of international airlines have found difficulty in landing in Kuala Lumpur during the past few days because of a heavy haze hanging all over the country. Visibility at times was restricted to one mile, causing grave concern to
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    Film star mobbed
    56 11 IPOH. Tues- -More than 100 fans, mostly women, mobbed Miss Fanny Far., a film actress from Hong Kong, at the airport here this afternoon. Miss Fan arrived here from Kuala Lumpur to make a personal appearance at the Rex Theatre in conjunction with her film "Golden Trumpet"
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    When a premier takes a plane...
    276 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak, told the House of Representatives today that a prime Minister was never of! dt4 v that he must travel fltim place to place by the quickest means possible and that he was entitled to
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    1529 14 Watchers didn't know it was his death leap in HE PLUNGED 65ft. INTO A BATHTUB-SIZED TANK PEART WAS THE WORLD'S GREATEST DIVER DURING th c summer of* 1887, the chief attraction at th c Royal Aquarium, Brighton, England, was Fin nc y the Human Fish, who performed underwater stunts in
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      112 14 MA lit STIUWtWftY DELICIOUS *?rm4 ICE CREAM AT HOME! KRAFT ICE CREAM MIX rA 2S»S I QUICKEST WAY to STOP I I INDIGESTION I 55l^^^^ The world-famous iiil?fll medicine for dTAMAPU M^k^^M OIUmAuH SwMMn TROUBLES KmA|| Powder and stop your paint J SAYS rapL^Kl M star jf rfIHBHHi r^^HSM^BKm- pHIHHi
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      228 14 Buys Bunny By Balph tteinulahl PSHMHBI fl THINK IP W I CAJ^'T SEEM TO STOP VAWNiNu f-uk s ->. (7\ik\Mm/:) BEST STEP STRANGE REASON! Iy^ Li m l Abner By M Capp RED HOT MAMMYTO BE I W JAkeoneiast i^j^f DOMT WIPP PIPPLfcJJ W"] CVirTCn conki CDmcD COOL BREATH, W\
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 16 SINGAPORE. OCT. 17. RUBBER: 82; ceats per lb. (down oneeißhth of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 82; cents (quiet). TIN: $472.62} per picul (down $1.50). Kstimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    228 16 NOVEMBER first irad* rubber buyer* f.a.b. dosed In Singapore yesterday at 82J cenu per lh. down one-elgbUi of n cent on Monday's closing prte*. The tone was easier. SC.C R.A. closing prices in out a per lb. yesterday were Int. 1 R.B.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers K22. Miters Mi;
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    101 16 MELBOURNE, Tues. "INVESTMENT shares held a steady lone with rises .slightly outnumbering tails. Melbourne Steamship gained 2s. to C3s. 6d. Base metals and oils traded firmly Interstate Oil eased Is. 3d. to Bs. 6a. Commonwealth bonds maintained a nim tone. Con. Zinc 79'N.6.H. (10s) 20/4W »»t. Isa 71/3
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    166 16 THE Chines* Produce E 'change, SinKipor*. nom prices p*r picul yesterday: Copra: TTK /'Continent Oct. rtiipment SiS buyer*. 525J sellers. Conconut oil: bulk J36 «ellen, drum $3St sellers. Pepper: Huntok white SITZs vKers. Sarawmk white $170, KJMra, uprcial Sarawak black 5137« .wllers, Karblrd LampoDC black JI3TJ (tellers, Lam
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    ROTHMANS ISSUE BROUGHT IN OVER $23 MILLION
    382 16 From Our Market Correspondent ROTHMANS of Pall Mall (Malaya) Ltd's offer of 6,375.000 one dollar shares at par brought in Just over $23 million dollars from 12,500 applicants. The basis ot allotment is stil being considered and is expected to be announced at
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 16 Malayan Stock Indices: Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Industrials: 160.62 159.62 Tins: 287.97 286.58 Rubber: 234.63 234.65 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    770 16 BUSINESS on the Malayan Slock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Gammon (1,000) tl 74. Metal Box i 1.000) 12.15: 0.C.8.C. 525 OL,; Bime Darby (1,000) Bs., (1,000) 7s. 10 Jd. Cold Store (1,000) J2.45 ON; Steamers (1,000) 60 cents; S.
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    Tin price again declines: Rubber nervous, quiet
    224 16 T*HE tin price in Singa--1 pore yesterday eased more sharply falling by $1.50 to $472.62* per picul on an offering of 240 tons. The fall at Singapore together with the quietness of Continental demand were subduing Influences on the tin market in London
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    83 16 ri Malayan ■sohange Banks' AtMciatlen made these chaages in Its rates to merchant* yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying T.T. 34. airmail O.D. 341. 90 d/st 34 9/16 credit bills. i 341 trade bills. telling T.T. er 0.0. readyi Canada 33!: Stlftian Franet 1625. On the free
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    233 16 CHIPS lying alaniaMa ttie ttagapera •J wharvtt today ara: Yam 33/34, JuUandla 46, President Arthur 46. Aso Mam 31/32, Helyo Mara 6/7, Benniant 15/16. Ookjen ZeU 29/30. Oldckark 33/36, Rtanvae Rlau 40/41. Tozal Maru No. U Kaaarya 3, Yams. 1/2, Zulyo Mara 18, Lenrvvrett 4/5, Glengarry
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      545 16 [*°!ORIENTI LINES I ROUND TRIP TO HONG KONG S.S. .CHUSAN (24,000 tons fully airconditioned fitted with stabilisers) departs PENANC 26Hi October, SINCAPORE 30Hi October. 1961. (returns to Singapore 9tti November, Penang 11th November) For Reservations, apply to your Travel Agent or to: ISLAY KERR CO., LTD., SINGAPORE. Harrisons t Crosfield
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      1138 16 MALAYAN BREWERIES LTD. (Inrorporatrd in Singapore) CLOSURE OF ROAD NOTICE is Iwreby given that the road leading from Alexandra Hoad to the Tiger Brewery and Stall Quaiters Ls private property and will be closed to the public from midnight on Saturday, Octr.ber 21st 1961, to mlonißiit on Sunday. October, 22nd
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      1501 17 NOTICES NOTICE Notice Is herein given that Mr. Ta.i Ah Cliii.u-j is no longer m our .seivice anu has no authority to :iiins;i(i ;iuv bUEtnaa or to eoliect any monies In the name of or on beiiall ol UUS Company SEO'.V KUAN CO. LTD.. ■tagapora. P W.D. TENDER NOTICr TENDERS
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      899 17 SITUATIONS VACANT JO Words Si (Min.)— Box it cts. extra YOUNG LCARNCR CHCCKROLL Conductor for estate in Belangor. Reply own handwriting giving age etc. Box A 1726. ST. K.L. WOODWORK FACTORY ASSISTANT required. Must have technical background preferably from Technical College or Polytechnic. Please apply Box A 1729 S.T. K.L.
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      866 17 ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Wards $S (Min.)— Box St cts. extra EUROPEAN BUSINESS MAN with small family requires 2/3 bedroom Sat. semi-detached, or suitable bouse im mediately. Districts 6. 10. 11. Boa I A 5021 S.T. Sport. OFFICE SPACE VACANT M Rorrfi U (Min.)— Box SO cts. extra i CLIFFORD HOUSE
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      1000 17 TUITION M "'ortTs SS (Min.)— Box St tts. extra BALLROOM PRIVATE LCSSONS. Daily by appointment. Single, couple Or group. Consult C. H. Tan (A.N.A.T.D. London-trained Specialist). Art of Dance Studio, 13, Hcotts Road. Singapore, 9. Trlrphone *****. LCSSONS IN HAIRDRCSSING Continental style a: Jean Simons. Dutch champion hair-rtylist 1949. Winner
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      872 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wards SS (Min.y—Box St cts. extra OPCL RCCORO August 1900 owner driven taxed Insured August 1962 16.500 miles perfect condition $4,500/--0.n.0. Ring (Spore) ***** office I noun. •MALL DOWN PAYMCNTS for H M Forces- -choice of 1935 Renault "750 1 'F,Prefect. s Vanguard Mark 11. All
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      853 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Wards SS (Min.)— Box St cts. axtra ItS« F. ANQLIA, 1959 If. Oxford. 195S V. Velox. 1936 F. Prefect. 1955 M.G.T.K. and F. Consul. 1954 V. rt'yvem also F. Consul. Easy term ac- cepud. Contact Eastern (***** Comi pany Limited. 73. Nee Soon Village. Spore. Tel.
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      747 17 FOR SALE Words U (Min.}—Sox it cts. rxlrm NUR6IRV BUOWOOO mad buddM stumps of cloor. KKIM SI 3. 600, <KM. 603. U.T. 1 »nd otbrr hich yt'eldluc j elon«a available at the P.P.IM Registered RIM Nursery, Sungti Bulob. Sclannor. STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC :o Words Si (Min.)-Box it cti. sjsjssj TIRI3?
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      480 18 Annie Wong, aged 11; 2, Jalan Gadlng, Kuala Lumpur; badminton, view-cards, photo*. loon* Chooi Pent, aged It; 61. Jalan Raya East, Klang. Maapar; reaaing, cycling. Abdul Razak bin Sulaiman, aged 14: 218-4. Jalan Penghulu Mai. Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur: view-card, pholos. Ricky Chin, aged
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      Griselda gets lost and the carpet is back
      852 18  - Griselda gets lost and the carpet is back KATHLEEN HICKLEY MOTHER Goose has her cousin Griselda to stay. Both women are very quarrelsome and have some fearful arguments over their magical powers. They decide to have a party and Griselda goes off on her flying carpet to deliver the invitations.
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      AN OWL FOR A PET AT HOME
      114 18 rpHE owl is credited as being a wise bird, and certainly Chick is cute enough to stay where he is sute of shelter and regular meals. The Barn Owl perches on the shoulder of Neil James, 13. of Gotham, Nottinghamshire, who found the
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      339 18 TOOLS MUST BE FOUND FIRST I Name Address Age S«Xv.: HELLO Boys and Girls; you send me a self-oddressed envelope, I shall send a Wise Here ore the winners of lost Owls Badge, week's quiz ond colour com- Johnny Chua of Whampoa petition. They ore: Neoh Hor Road, Singapore. You
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      122 19 the children's r00m... A place to play a place to paint a place to lead a child's life of adventure a room of rugged practicability that doesn't mark, that's easily cleaned PERSTORP atejp for the kftchen for the bathroom for the livmgroom Can you mfk afford to be without a
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    THREE ZONES IN THE MALAYA CUP—BUT WITH A DIFFERENCE
    955 20 THREE ZONES IN THE MALAYA CUP— BUT WITH A DIFFERENCE SPORTSFRONT by Norman Siebel pERAK have completed their Malaya Cup soccer competition preliminaries in a blaze of glory. They will come to the Nov. 11 final against Selangor with nine victories from nine matches, 58 goals for and only five
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    SASA set high standards for SEAP Games
    371 20  -  MOK SIN PIN By Singapore, Tuesday SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association will send only their best swimmers to the SEAP Games at Rangoon in December. The association have submitted to the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council very stiff qualifying standards for swimmers intending to
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    MCC out for 252
    37 20 LYALLPUR (Pakistan). Tues. The M.C.C. touring team were 252 all out at the close of play in their first innings against the Governor's I on the opening day of their threed-iy match h«»re
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    Lock icon Floyd to get 40 per cent of gate
    171 20 Floyd to get 40 per cent of gate 'TORONTO. Tues. Floyd Patterson, the world heavyweight boxing champion, and challenger Tom McNeeley yesterday signed a profit -scaring agreement with the promoters of their title bout here on Dec. 4. Mr. Tom Bolan, president of Championship Sports, who are pr -ting the
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    Lock icon STICKY CASE IS NOW THE FAVOURITE
    140 20 STICKY CASE IS NOW THE FAVOURITE LONDON, lues— Sticky Case, ownea by Mr. J. P. Phillips, trained by Jack Jarvis, and a winner lust time out at Ayr, was made 10-1 favourite for the Cambridgcsnire Sticky Case dropped eight points from last Tuesday* callover price. He was supported to win
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    Crusaders win
    36 20 IPOH. Tues. The Crusaders, the Sou'.h Australian women's basketball team, won the first match of their Malayan tour when they beat Perak women 49 to 45 at the new People's Park court here tonight.
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    Lock icon FILIPINO SILVERIO WINS H.K. AMATEUR GOLF, AIRTH FIFTH
    515 20 HONG KONG, Tues.— Luis Silverio of the Philippines yesterday won ihe Hong Kong amateur golf championship by completing the final 18 holes in 68. Silverio's total for the 54 holes was 209. This was the first time since 1953 that the championship
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    Hard task faces S'pore youth coach
    354 21 Hard task faces S'pore youth coach SINGAPORE, Tues. S.A.F.A coach Colin Green will have a hard task this year to turn out a strong Singapore youth team for the next Junior Asian Cup soccer championship in Bangkok. Though quite a number of youngsters .-howed promise in the first round of
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    Rained off
    21 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. All hockey league matches scheduled to have been played today were postponed because of heavy rain.
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    Athletes: Standards too high
    606 21 SEAP GAMES 'HOPES' COMPLAIN AGAINST QUALIFYING MARKS SPRINTERS SA V: GIVE US A CHANCE in RELAY By TEOH ENG TATT Singapore, Tuesday SINGAPORE'S athletes are complaining that the SEAP Games qualifying standards which the SAAA will recommend to the SOSC selection committee for adoption tomorrow are
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    17 picked but only nine turn up for training
    438 21  - 1 7 picked but only nine turn up for training LEE FOO SAN TOUR TEAM LACK PREPARATION By IPOH. Tues. The Malaya "i soccer team for the Vietnam National Day celebration at Saigon next week will be greatly handicapped by lack of preparation. Only nine of the 17 players selected
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      SOCCER
      56 21 PAHANG SI'LTAVh CTP riNAL (XL): Ist. Bn RMR. Kedah 3 2nd Bn. RMR. Kelantan I. PENANG JUNIOR KO FINAL: MTC 3 B'worth Rangers 1. C. KEDAH LGE (Sg. Patani): K. Muda CRC 3 Pinang Tunggal I Est 0. BAYLEY CUP (Taiping): Kai munting 2 CRC 0. MucGILLIVRAY CIP (T.
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      BADMINTON
      76 21 OR O.NAT IOX CUP FINAL (T Anson): St. Anthony's School bt ACS 510 (Tan Boon Hooi bt Khaild Khalil 15-1. 15-2; Tan Kay Hock bt Mohamed Isa 15-7. 15-7: Mnt Sons and Poo Boon Ewe bt Chew Hock Hen* and RazalU Hussaln 15-4. 15-5; Wong Cheong Meng and Poo
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      HOCKEY
      122 21 STORE LGE DIV. 3: Khnln-a 2 Combined Schools 1: Frimrtlv: T>>coms VHF 5 T'leconr: CRRS 2 J. B\HRl DIST. TRIAL: Col.ours I Wh»te« 1: Intf r-*chool SIOS I Convent 1 SEOAMAT LGE: Teachers 6 I ooUee 0. PFNANG LGE: PSC 1 Police 1: OTC 0 8LRC 0. IPOH LGE
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      TENNIS
      21 21 DAVIS CIV Inter-zone final: Italy bt US 4-1 F. Gardinl (It) bt W. Reed (US» 3-6. 7-5, 3-6, 8-6. 6-4.
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    FMAAU'S ALL-OUT DRIVE FOR FUNDS
    160 21 FMAAU'S ALL-OUT DRIVE FOR FUNDS FyUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Federation of Malaya AAU are launching an all-out drive for funds to send the Malayan contingent to the SEAP Games at Rangoon in December. FMAAU secretary Lew Kirn said that the Union hoped to send 40 athletes. So far 11 have
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    Combined schools share points with Indians
    115 21 Combined schools share points with Indians CINGAPORE, Tues, Comblned Schools were held to a 1-1 draw by Indian Association ln the S.H.A. league first division match at Balestier Road today. Schools, who played faster and constructive hockey, looked the winner throughout. They dominated the attacks despite playing with ten men
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    Beats relegation
    53 21 PENANO. Tues. Chinese Wanderers "B" avoided relegation when they beat Royal Australian Air Force 2-1 ln a FA. of Penan* League Pint Division match at the City Stadium yesterday. This win gave a better goal average than City Council who will go down to Dlv. 2 with Ramblers
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    Patron of SRA shooting meet
    40 21 SINGAPORE. Tues. Wellknown racehorse owner Claude Guinet (Veni Vlci Stable) has agreed to become patron of the Singapore Rifle Association's annual championships for pistols and revolvers, on Oct. 29 and will donate all the prizes.
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    TENGKU LEADS IN A WINNER
    41 21 PRIME Minister Tengka Abdul Rahman, a partner of Alliance Stable, leads in Tinggi Harapan, a winner at Penang on Sunday. Tinggi Harapan, Keith Moxham up, paid $12 for a win on the cotalisator. Straits Times picture
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    Weights for amateur meet
    319 21 Weights for amateur meet JPOH. Tues. Sixteen horMa have been entered for the Royal Lancers' Cup •race over 8V 2 f at the Malayau Amateur kaclng Association ruf^ at the Per Tur Club here o n Saturday. There will be eight races L"fi" dln tw women SV ace of ab
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      66 21 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER STOKE LGE AND CUP: NTS v Spore Glass; Shell v Metal Box (both matches at Farrer Park); Youth tourney (Jn Besar. 5.10). FRIENDLY: JBFA v RAPC S"por* (Sri Gelami RHU.V.R FRIENDLY: SCC v 5 Dog Coy <padang>. HOCKEY SPORE DIV. 1: Khalsa v University (Balestler); CSC v
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    52 22 THE FAMILY of late Mr. Tung S7f Win*; th;ink all k:nd fri. n.l- ..:h1 relatival uho nmttnt valuable mtvlmsl and those who attrndid thr funeral 01 Taag S.'.v Win*: who- panned away nn th* 1.'.1h. Ocu>lmt tfitil and also all tho»o who sent wn-athn, IriWMBIM i li-ltcrs and tetaphMM
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    45 22 MILL ROSEMARY JOHN ;ind boys s»-nd btsl nWM say fareu.ll to all heir fn.nd.^ in Singapore today Oranjo. MESSRS MEVER SAUL and son.-. 11, Carew St. Brrrniii»n, anr.or they will bt cloned on FrMajn lad Sntunliiy* MM w**k a* from October j 20, 19«1.
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    'Stop Vietnam build-up,' Britain, Russia urged
    124 22 HONG KONG. Tues. Communist North Vietnam has asked Britain and Russia, as co-chairmen of the 1954 Geneva Conference on Indo-China, to take "urgent measures" to stop the U.S. from intervening "more deeply" in South Vietnam. North Vietnam's Foreign Minister. Ung Van Khiem. also asked
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    Lock icon Super bomb—and the effects
    267 22 Super bomb— and the effects THE 50-megaton nuclear bomb which Mr. Khrushchev said Russia will explode this month will, at the equivalent of 50 million tons of TNT, be 2.500 times as big as the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1045. which killed 120.000 people. (Irrmany's biggest
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    Official visit
    27 22 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development, Mr. Chor Yeok Eng, will visit the swamp reclamation project at Sungei Poyan tomorrow.
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    BARBERS AT NAVAL BASE DOWN TOOLS
    91 22 SINGAPORE. Tues. Six barbers at two barber shops in the Naval Base are now on strike because they say they are not earning enough at $1 a haircut, out of which they get 65 cents. They want their employers to raise the charge to
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TO
    349 22 LONDON. Tues— Steadier conditions vvere apparent in the London stock market today, but there wa.s nothing to aid sentiment. Buyers continued to proceed cautiously. Glli-edgea .securities continued to attract a good investment demand and prices made further headway with the undated stocks prominent. Dollar stocks
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    TIN
    23 22 LONDON, Tues. Buyers £935. sellers £937, Forward buyers £944. sellers £945. Settlement £937. Turnover am. 230 tons, pjn. 80 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    RUBBER
    40 22 LONDON. Tues. Spot 24-.d.. Nov. 24 3 d.. Dec. 24">»d., Jan. 245 d.. Jan./ Mar. 24> R d., April/ June 24»id.. July/Sept. 24*, d.. Oct. Dec. 24% d.. c.l.f. Oct. unquoted Nov. 24 Ud., Dec. 24«, d. Tone: Quiet.
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    No move to avert strike: Union
    221 22 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T*HE secretary-general of the Public Daily Rated Employees Unions Federation, Mr. D. Veeraiyan, said today that the Ministry of Finance had so far made no move to avert a strike which the federation threatens to call at midnight on Oct. 24 unless
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    Offer on Nanyang seats not accepted
    222 22 SINGAPORE. Tues. *-> Mr. Lav Geok Swe a prominent member < the Nanyang Univei sity Council, has n dicated that the off* by two Singapore Go\ emm en t represen atives to recommen that the Governmei should send six nc minces to sit on
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