The Straits Times, 3 November 1962

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    20 1 AVEHACE OAILY CEHTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times He**"* Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon BREAK-UP BEGINS
    718 1 Mikoyan on his way to Havana to placate Cuban Premier after talks with Stevenson Air photos show dismantling of bases WASHINGTON, Friday THE Secretary of Defence, Mr. Robert McNamara, said today that a preliminary analysis of photographs taken over Cuba indicated clearly that dismantling of Soviet missile bases
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    SHB Staff Association gets 'show cause' notice
    115 1 SHB Staff Association gets 'show cause' notice SINGAPORE. Fri. The Registrar of Trade Unions has given the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association till Dec. 6, to show cause why Its registration should not be cancelled. In a letter to the association, the Registrar of Trade Unions. Mr. Wong Kah Yeow,
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    $20,000 for you if...
    45 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. Police today offered a $20,000 reward for Information leading to the recovery of diamonds which werr stolen In a robbery from the Johannesburg Manufacturers. Ltd., In Shaw House, on Oct. 23. The diamonds were officially valued yesterday at $200,--000.
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    Lock icon Convoy held up
    41 1 BERLIN, Frl.— An American niiiitni; supply convoy of six loiiie.s heading from West Berlin to West Germany today was delayed for 80 minutes by Soviet officials at Babelsberg checkpoint. West Berlin, a U.S. Army spokesman said here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Chinese bank closed
    29 1 j CALCUTTA. Pri.— Tlie Reserve! 1 Bank of India today cancelled the licence of the Bank of China to carry on banking business tn India. Reuter.
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    U. S. AIR FORCE BEGINS INDIAN ARMS LIFT
    227 1 URANKFURT, (Ger- many), Fri. The first US. plane carrying military equipment for India left Frankfurt's main air base today. U.S. Air Force headquarters said the plane, a C-135 transport military equivalent of the Boeing 70" was due in Calcutta tonight after a
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    Tengku to Chinese and Indians: No hard feelings...
    529 1 Tengku to Chinese and Indians: No hard feelings KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN returned home from his goodwill tour of India and Pakistan today and said that Malayans of Chinese and Indian origin should not have hard feelings against each other. The clash between India and China, he said,
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    Give, give, give in India now
    162 1 YEW DELHI, Fri. Indians are making personal sacrifices to help their country's defences against the .Chinese on the Northern border. Morning newspapers here today carried photographs of Mrs. Indira Gandhi, daughter of th*» Prime Minister Mr. Nehru, handing over all her gold ornaments and
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    Indonesia to send 1,000 troops to the Congo
    111 1 I AKARTA. Fri— lndonesia «1 has agreed to a request from the acting U.N. Secretary -General U Thant to send 1,000 troops to serve as part of the U.N. police force In the Congo. The Foreign Minister, Mr. Subandrio, said today that
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    Court martial at Naval Base
    57 1 SINGAPORE. Fri Able Seaman Sidney George Leese ol H.M.S. Ark Royal will be tried on a charge of manslaughter at a court martial to be held at the Naval Base on Nov. 12. Leese is alleged to have caused the death of a British airman,
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    Lock icon Radar heart test
    35 1 TOKYO, Pri. -A Japanese medical researcher has found a way to insert a tiny radar station inside the human heart to test It for weaknesses. the Kvodo News Agency said today.— UP!.
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    'Arrest 278' Korea order
    111 1 'Arrest 278' Korea order CEOUL. Fri.— Republic of Korea junta leader Gen. Park Chung Hee today ordered the arrest of 278 former politici a n s. government officials and building contractors on corruption charges. At least 50 members of the old National Assembly were reported to be among those to
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    STOP PRESS
    9 1 CIVIL DEFENCE WASI I Ml I tbtir
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      'Peace with honour'
      510 2 NEW DELHI, Fri. NEHRU'S PRICE TO SETTLE THE BORDER WAR MX. NEHRU, the Indian Prime Minister, said here last night that his country will try to find the path of peace in the Himalayan border war with China, "but a peace whose price is the giving away
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      Lock icon Attlee urges a new peace force
      267 2 Attlee urges a new peace force LONDON, Fri. Lord Attlee, former Labour Prime Minister, suggested last night that the Commonwealth should have its own police force in default of a world force. The units should be arranged, posted and everything got ready for disturbances such as now faced the world,
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      DAELINE Hong Kong Hong Kong
      421 2  - DAELINE Hong Kong Hong Kong FRANCIS BOEY From MECHANISATION has been Introduced here to turn out inexpensive Jade Jewellery, traditionally produced after many painstaking hours of work by skilled carvers. Considerable research into the nature of Jarie stone and the methods of the Jade carver was required before a technique
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      Lock icon 'We can't trust Russia's word again'—Home
      322 2 'We can't trust Russia's word again' Home LONDON, Friday rpHE British Foreign Secretary, Lord Home, said last night that the question of verification would once again come "right to the fore" in future negotiations with Russia. After the mammoth deception or which the Russians were guilty in the Cuba episode
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      Lock icon Mars is spacecraft target
      227 3 Mars is spacecraft target ijOSCOW, Fri. Russia yesterday suecesfully launched a spacecraft on a seven-month journey towards Mars. The spacecraft carries an interplanetary station "Mars I.' weighing about 1.970 Ib. The Soviet news agency Tass said its main tasks were- PROLONGED exploration of outer space during a flight towards Mars.
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      BOY WHO RAN WITH A' PACK OF DOGS
      157 3 BOY WHO RAN WITH A' PACK OF DOGS WASHINGTON. Fri. The case of a lonely 11-j*ear-old boy who found companionship with a pack of dogs was brought to light here yesterday by Juvenile authoritiesThe boy ran on all fours with the dog pack because he was unable to find human
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      Lock icon A SANCTIONS VOTE AGAINST S. AFRICA
      243 3 United Nations, Fri. A GENERAL Assembly rx committee last night recommended economic and diplomatic sanctions tfy member states to force South Africa to abandon* its racial policies. The special political committee adopted a resolution by 60 votes to 16 asking member governments to act
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      Lock icon Racine driver killed
      34 3 MEXICO CITY. Fri.— Mexican racing driver Ricardo Rodriguez was killed yesterday during time trials for the Mexican Grand Pri\ to be run on Sunday. His car overturned and cauaht fire Reuter
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      Lock icon Soekarno in H.K.
      24 3 HONG KONG, Pri.— President Soekarno of Indonesia, arrived here today on a two-day private visit on his way to Tokyo. Reuier.
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      Lock icon DIEM'S NIECE IS AMONG RECRUITS TO FIGHT REDS
      62 3 DIEM'S NIECE IS AMONG RECRUITS TO FIGHT REDS Ngo Dinh Le Thuy. 16-year-old niece of President Ngo Dinh Diem, of South Vietnam, stands with other young women recruits in a ceremony outside the Saigor City Hall as they join to fight Viet Cone Communists. The voluntary women recruits receive two
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      Lock icon Helicopters lead drive against guerillas
      257 3 Helicopters lead drive against guerillas SAIGON, Friday. tJOUTH Vietnamese troops yesterday mounted a helicopter-borne operation in an attempt to cJean up pro-Communist guerillas who made a large-scale attack on a village 125 miles south-west of Saigon on Wednesday About 100 Vietcong guerilla casualties were reported as a result of strong
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      Lock icon WHITEHEAD DEFIES U.N. WITH PLANS FOR POLLS
      157 3 SALISBURY. (South- em Rhodesia). Fri.— Officials continued to make plans here for elections on Dec. 14 despite United Nations action calling for a suspension of the new constitution. The U.N. General Assembly had voted 81 to two for the suspension of the new
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      Quick look round
      179 3 Quick look round LONDON: A pair of unperforared Queen Elizabeth five-cent Hong Kong stamps were auctioned here for £165. LONDON. Fri— Mr. Hugh Galtskell has been reelected, unopposed, as chairman and leader of the British Parliamentary Labour Party for the 1962-63 parliamentary session. JAKARTA-. The Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio,
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      BIRMINGHAM ACTS ON A COLOUR-BAR HOTEL
      82 3 LONDON Fri. A uotel manager v':o barred an Indian businessman was told today that his hotel has been removed from Birminghan. Corporation* official list. Tube Investments, an engineer ing firm, said last week that an Indian client, for whom accommodation had been booked at
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      Lock icon Tshombe in sharp exchange with U.N. man
      250 3 ELJSABETHVILLE, Frt A sharp exchange broke out between President Ts h o m b c and Mr. Eliud Mathu, U.N. representative in Katanga, when the pair visited the huge maintenance workshops of the Union Miniere Company at Kolwezi. Mr. Mathu said he wanted
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      Lock icon Sir Winston's first outing
      53 3 LONDON. Fri.— Sir Winston Churohill smiled and waved last night when he left his London home for his' first public ouiing since breaking his thigh last June. Sir Winston, who will be 88 this month, set off In heavy rain to attend a dinner at the
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      230 3 OLD ADMIRALTY HOUSE 8 GRANGE ROAD a? n &j SATURDAY, 24TH NOVEMBER I <^p THE CHRISTMAS? I I FAIR BALL S Dance in gracious surroundings in an ft Historic Singapore Mansion. Music by the Royal Malayan Navy Band. Excellent V. jv Floor Shows. Draw, Door and Spot Prizes \fi including
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    Culture on the radio
    104 4 SINGAPORE. Fn.— Radio Singapore's four language sections will broadcast programmes of cultural Interest as tnelr contribution to the 3rd Cultural Festival week to be held In Singapore from tomorrow. The Malay section will be presenting a series of programmes on Malay folk hongs, which will nor
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    F and N dinner
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Frl— Praser and Neave Limited and Malayan Breweries Limited held a dinner at the Fraaer and Neave Sports Pavilion River Valley Road, tonight.
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    A MANHUNT AFTER 5.45 AM. SHOTS REPEL INTRUDERS
    280 4  - A MANHUNT AFTER 5.45 AM. SHOTS REPEL INTRUDERS RUDY BELTRAN By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Police carried out a house-to-house search in Kampong Treacher here this morning after four men armed with parangs had been repelled by gunfire in a home they had broken into. The shots were fired by Mr.
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    30 go on strike at sago factory
    146 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. DOME 30 employees of Bian Seng Sago Factory at Plantation Avenue, off Yio Chu Kang Road, went on strike today in protest against the dismissal of three of their colleagues. I The Singapore General Employees' Union, which rei presents them had
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    ANOTHER $10 FOR HONEST TAN
    116 4 ANOTHER $10 FOR HONEST TAN SINGAPORE. Fri. The Straits Times has received another reward for honest taxi driver Tan Kee Lim from a young Dutch girl. Helen Van Brenkelen. Helen, who sent $10 ("from my piggy bank") said in her letter to Tan that he had said: "I have always
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    Two more products get pioneer —status—
    144 4 Two more products get pioneer status— SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Go h Keng Swee, announced in the Government gazette today that he had granted pioneer status to another two products, thus bringing the total to 77. The two new products are ceramic ware and clay sewer pipes.
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    Schools display
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Fil.-Tne Parliamentary Secretary to tne Ministry of Education. Mi Lee Klioon Choy. wu declare open a general exhibition of woilu by children of 40 schools at the Opera Estate Boys' School, at 8.30 a.m. on Nov. 20.
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    Man cleared of rob charge
    87 4 SINGAPORE, nil Ml Justice Winslow In the Assize Court today acquitted and discharged Ang Huay loh, 26, a rubber tapper, on a charge of robbery without lua detence being called. Ang was alleged to have robbed Tan Kin Toa, a travelling salesman and bill collector,
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    Dance for funds
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. A dance In aid or tne building funds of the Church of the Bles&ed Sacrament, Queenstowu, will be held at the Fraser and Neave Hall. River Valley Road, on Nov. 24.
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    Water shut-off
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Fm.— Water will be cut off tomorrow in Nelson Road between Borneo Road and Kampong Lama Road from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 800 Lane between Havelock Road and Bukit Ho Swee fire slt« from 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m.
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    Christian science
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Elbert R. Slaughter will speak on "Christian Science What it is and what it can do for you" at the Victoria Memorial Hali on Nov. 12.
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      25 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR T<HE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movei ments at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: From London. Rome.
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      317 4 f Beirut. Karachi. Calcuaa. Kuala Lumpur ■BA 714 1 i.30 p.m.; from Sydney, Darwin (BA 701; 6.10 p.m. Thai International: Fiom Bangkok (TO 403) 6.30 p.m. Qantas: From Sydney, Jakarta (QF 739) 7.15 p.m. from London, Rome, Cairo, Karachi. Calcutta, Bangkok (QF 736) 8.40 p.m. Garuda: From Jakarta (OA 800)
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    110 Gout, grants for Poly students
    96 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ministry of Education today announced the award of 110 new bursaries to students at the Singapore Polytechnic. This is in addition to the 88 bursaries awarded to students in previous years and renewed this year, making a total of 198 bursaries
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    Festival's dances
    108 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ministry oi Culture's Cultural festival begins at 7.30 pjn. tomorrow at the Victoria Theatre with "A Night of Dance Dramas." The items are: "Princess of Mt. Ophir" by the Lembaga Tetap Kongress: "Duel in the Dark" by the Chin Woo Athletic Association: "Rathimanmatha" (Dance of
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    A stroll among prize blooms at show
    63 5 THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak (above right) admiring a bloom of orchids at the 1962 Malayan Orchid Show at the Happy World Stadium yesterday. With him are the chairman of the show management committee, Mr. Chay Sing Hai (extreme left),
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    ORCHIDS A POTENTIAL INDUSTRY—CHE YUSOF
    188 5 ORCHIDS A POTENTIAL INDUSTRY— CHE YUSOF SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, today spoke of the potential of orchid growing as an important export industry of Singapore. Inche Yusof, who was speaking at the opening of the 5500.000 1962 Malayan Orchid Show at the Happy World
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    Benvalla cocktail party
    75 5 MR. A. S. KINNEAR, General Manager of Ben Line Steamers Ltd. (left), stresses a point on Singapore Shipping and harbour facilities at a cocktail party last night on board the new cargo liner Benvalla to mark the ship's maiden voyage on the Europe-Far East service. Others in
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    Queen honours GOC with Order of the Bath
    276 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The retiring General Officer Commanding, Singapore Base District, Maj. Gen. I.C. Harris, was among 17 servicemen and three civilians, who were honoured by the Queen in Singapore today. At an investiture ceremony at Eden Hall. Lord Selkirk, United Kingdom Commissioner
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    HARBOUR POLICE FINED FOR THEFT
    217 5 HARBOUR POLICE FINED FOR THEFT SINGAPORE, Fri. A Harbour Board policeman, Hassan bin Wan Mohamed, was fined $700 or three months' jail in the Fourth Magistrate's Court today for theft. He pleaded guilty half way through the prosecution's case, to stealing 30 watches worth $765 from A.B. Majumder a crew
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    Health, Vitamins and BOVRIL
    604 5 Health, Vitamins and BOVRIL ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT Minerals and Vitamins: A well nourished and healthy body is not maintained by large quantities of food alone. One can eat a lot and even grow fat, yet still suffer from a lack of vital minerals or vitamins. A shortage of these vitamins soon
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    A fine of $10-$2O 'not adequate' for such offences
    252 6 A fine of $10-$2O 'not adequate' for such offences KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federation Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, said in the Appeal Court here today that he did not consider a fine ol $10 or $20 adequate for certain traffic offences. The D.P.P., Mr. H. R Sankey, appealed
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    Used force charge
    37 6 PENANO. Pri. Khce Sailc Theam. 30 was granted $300 bail today on a chaise of using criminal force on a police constable in Weld Quay at about 7.30 a.m. yesterday. He pleaded not guilty.
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    Kebaya contest
    26 6 PENANG. Pri.— A sarong-and-kebaya contest will be the main attractions of the Malam Bunga Merah (Poppy Day) variety show Umno Hall on Dec. 14.
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    Transferred
    20 6 SUNOEI PATANI. Pri.— Mr. Choo Sin Tak. an Inspector of school*, has been transferred from Sungel Patani to Malacca.
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    A $35,000 market
    19 6 MUAR. Pri. The Town Council here has started to build a $38,000 market in Jalan Suleiman.
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    RETIREMENT AT 55: A POSER FOR INDUSTRIAL COURT
    351 6 RETIREMENT AT 55: A POSER FOR INDUSTRIAL COURT SINGAPORE, Fri r«AN an employer retire an employee at the age of 55? This question was raised in the Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday in a dispute over the interpretation of a collective agreement between the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union and Montor
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    Two appointed
    51 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Dr. I J.D. Frodshum. lecturer in Ea.st Asian history in the University of Malaya, and Inche Zanial Abidin bin Abdul Wahid, lecturer in Ma- layan history, have been appoint- ed to represent Malaya on the Board of Governors of the International Association of Historians of
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    Lock icon Sheer joy!
    94 6 BACK AFTER 20-DAY TOUR— AND INTO GRAND-DAUGHTER'S ARMS TENGKU Abdul Rahman steps out at Singapore Airport into the arms of his e\cited children. Back from a 20--day tour of Pakistan and India, the Tengku swept his delighted little granddaughtei, Sharifah Nisah, high in the air for a big
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    Large crowd of teenagers expected to mob Hayley
    144 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A large crowd of Singapore teenagers is expected to mob Hayley Mills, the captivating child star of "Pollyana" and "Parent Trap" fame, at the airport when she arrives by Malayan Airways at 3.45 p.m. on Bunday. As the 16-year-old actress
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    Lock icon The Britons who served Malaya...
    164 6 I LONOON. Friday I 1 QUEEN Elizabeth the Queen Mother unveiled a tablet in Westminster Abbey cloisters yesterday commemorating the service given to Malaya by Britons from 1780 to 1957. At a service in the Abbey the Bishop of Birmingham the Right Rev. J.L. Wilson,
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    FALL SAFE
    1763 7  -  Eugene Burdick f r i A A 1 fL^lfl by and John Harvey Wheeler Last week the world came very close to the brink of nuclear war over Cuba today the Straits Times begins the story that reflects the perilous present in which we all live... WHAT IS
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    RAIL UNION CHIEF TO APPEAL for I. T.F. HELP?
    235 8 KUALA LUMPUR Fri —The Railwaymen's Union of Malaya is to appeal to the International Transport Federation to intercede with the Federation Government "and put a little sense into the people who want to convert the Malayan Railway into a corporation." The
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    Open day at school
    67 8 KAJANO, Fri.— The Semenyih English School will hold an "Open Session Day" tomorrow to show parents how teachers and minils work and participate in school activities. Parents will be invited to observe the lessons being taught, examine the pupils' books and discuss with the teachers the
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    Police officer on course
    44 8 Police officer on course KUALA UPIS, Fri. The OCPD, Senior Inspector Hassan bin Daud, will go on a sevenweek administration course at the Police College in Kuala Kubu Bharu on Monday. Inspector Siiahar Alam bin Abu Kasslm will act for him during the period.
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    $3,750 for Indian war
    23 8 ALOR STAR, Fri.— The Nattukottal Chettiar community have today sent 0.000 rupees (M*3,750i to the Indian war relief fund.
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    Ex-ballroom champ left me: Wife
    113 8 Ex-ballroom champ left me: Wife TPOH, Fri. Vlda Leong Wai Biew, 27, wife of former Malayan ballroom dance champion and tennis star Timothy Lee Tak Hean, was granted a divorce to be made absolute ln three months b Mr. Justice Neal in the High Court here today. Madam Leong, mother
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    The day Mr. Leong tried to censure himself
    192 8 The day Mr. Leong tried to censure himself IPOH, Frl. —Mr. Leong Boon S we c chairman of the building plans committee of the Municipal Council, suddenly remembered while on a shopping expedition In town one day that he had to attend a committee meeting. There was no time to
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    $117 found in canteen
    40 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. K. Abdul Gaffoor. the city council canteen caterer, found $117 in the canteen and handed it to a council official. The money can be claimed from the offlcer-in-charge of Kandang Kerbau police station.
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    Women inspectors
    32 8 PENANG, Fri. Two probationary women inspectors. Miss Safiah blnte Ahmad Yang and Miss Zainab binte Sulong. have reported for duty at the Central Police Station. Carnarvon Street, as investigating officers.
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    Airways' new office
    26 8 IPOH. Fri.— The official, opening of the Malayan Airways' new office here will be marked with a cocktail party at the Kowloon Hotel.
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    Dancing pupils: It's up to the parents'
    256 8 Dancing pupils: It's up to the parents' KUANTAN. Fri. Teachers today objected to a move by the Kuantan Town Council to stop pupils of the Sultan Abu Ba k a r School from dancing in a hotel here. This is a parental duty, they said. The chairman of the Pahang
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    Mayor warns on pintables
    37 8 PEN AND Fri. The M.iyor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, today warned coffeeahops in the ciiy against having pin-tables on their premises. He said the City Council could cancel the licences of such colieiShODS.
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    Mosque to cost $10mil
    168 8 KUAU. LUMPUR, Fri. »yHE estimated cost of Malaya's National Mosque has now gone up to $10 million twice the original figure as the result of the increased cos.t of material and labour plus new ideas to make the project more beautiful. This is the second time
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      151 8 AUey Oop By F.F. Uamlin HP&HfY-eL I THAT'S OUE V* I. ..NOW H6S A RISING/^XXviTH A CRUMB UKE OR. S I V THINK IIL STAVV GOOO OLD "WAS OUR VOUNQ SCIENTIST/ WELL, \S£EO€ SETTING THE PACE HERE -r-^ ALLEY OOP! GOOO OLD MOVING UP TO < MORE 1 HE'LL NEED
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    Pedestrian accused of traffic offence
    93 9 PENANG. Fri— ln tbe first case of its kind, a pedestrian. K. Kupusamv. 62, was charred today under the 1959 Road Traffic Rules uith failing to five way to a car at the junction of Dato Kramat Road and Loront Kulit on Aug. 8 this
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    Inspector transferred
    14 9 KUALA LIPIS Fri— lnspector Le.' Wai Fong has bern Tansferred to Kuantun.
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    Hair-style contest
    26 9 MUAR. Prl. A hair-style conlest \v»ll be held at Tan ion* Club 1 here <n Nov. 10 in aid of thr Poppy Day Fund.
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    Lock icon Malaya says 'no' to expelling S. Africa
    501 9 Malaya says 'no to expelling S. Africa EJECTION FROM U.N. WOULD NOT BE CONSTRUCTIVE: DELEGATE UNITED NATIONS, Friday. J HE Malayan delegate told the special political committee debating apartheid yesterday that the expulsion of South Africa from the world organisation because of its apartheid policies did not represent a constructive
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    MISSION MAN IS BACK AGAIN
    90 9 MISSION MAN IS BACK AGAIN I SINGAPORE. Fri. A prewar missionary of the Methodist Church in Malaya, the Rev. F. H. Sullivan, has returned here for a two-week visit. Mr. Sullivan, 78. who is accompanied by his wife. hopes, to meet his old students before he flies to Hong Kong
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    Dye trade survey
    31 9 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Harry Field, a director of Bradford Dyers' Association. England, will I arrive here by ftir tomorrow to survey the possibility of Increasing trade in Malaysia.
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    Sinhalese to meet
    17 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. TJie Malayan Sinhalese Association will hold it.s annual meeting on -.-.nday.
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    King, Queen at Ice show
    70 9 r pHE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong at the 1 charity premiere of the "Holiday on Ice show at the Stadium Nera in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday night. On the extreme left is the Tengku Ampuan of Selangor and on the extreme
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    Unions 'victimised by transfers'
    212 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services alleges that there is a tendency among certain department heads to victimise trade union officials by transferring them. To counter thi.v the Congress will move a resolution at its annual convention
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    Malaya's export up this year
    47 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaya's export during the tir.-i nine months of this year totalled 51. 989.5 million against the total import of 51. 805.5 million. Exports during the same period last year totalled $1,965.4 million against imports valued at 51. 646.8 million.
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    Jaycees get Queen Maureen to help 'sell' Malaya
    204 9 Jaycees get Queen Maureen to help 'sell' Malaya 1/-UALA LUMPUR. Fri —An all-out effort will be made "to sell Malaya" at the 17th World Congress of the Junior Chamber International in Hong Kong starting on Monday A statement oy the Junior Chamber of Malaya said today that a panel of
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    Evangelistic talks
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Fri Dr. Aktur Alxiul-Haqq. assocmte evangelist of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association in the United States. v- il! arrive from Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to hold a series of public meetings here.
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    Association dinner
    25 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Sflangor Eurasian Association :s to hold its 41st anniversary dinner and dance at its clubhouse in Pudu Road tomorrow.
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    BANK WORKERS' UNION PLANS A RETIREMENT SCHEME
    278 9 f~ IPOH, Friday A RETIREMENT benefit scheme designed to ensure 100 per cent membership in the National Union of Bank Employees will soon be Introduced by the union which speaks for about 4.000 bank worker^ in the country Details of the schemp were
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    DEATHS
    38 10 It Ward, Hit i Minimum) BELOVED MOTHER of Philip and Thomaa of Boh Batata passed away ID Ayroor Kerala on 30- 10-82. ISOORIA PEREIRA of Putnucurlchy mother of Mathew lorn Ambrose Pereira passed away on Ist. Nov.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    373 10 N M ...rfs SID I Vinimumi THE COCKPIT'S Java Rljittafel la aerved every Saturday and Sunday luncb time. SAY COODBYE to messy tea leaves. NwtM plrs hot water gives you cup after cup of rrireshinie, 100% pure tea. CHRISTMAS It fast approacblng. lam day today ef our Htorr-uide Bargaim.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    228 10 t$ Word, $1.50 f\Win.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In Slagapoie, Onnarrt Road, Sunday Servlca V a.m. and tt p.m. All welcome. REV. EDDY IE of Indonesia la preaching at Tclok Ayrr Chinese liethodm Chiirih. Knch?h Service tomorrow 9. 00 a.m.. All arc welcome. JOHORE BAHRU Holy Llgbt Church Sunday 4th
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    The Straits Times Saturday, November 3, 1962. A Neutral's Reward
    681 10 The Straits Times Saturday, November 3, 1962. A Neutral's Reward The fruits of neutrality can be sour, as Mr. Nehru has found in the Himalayas. From Mr. Khrushchev he should have expected no more than he has got. But he was entitled to look to President Nasser and Mr. Nkrumah
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    S. Africa Vote
    345 10 Malaya was among the first nations to stop trade with (South Africa after the Sharpiville massacre. It was therefore not any lack of sympathy for the oppressed blacks but common sense which moved the Malayan delegate to criticise parts of the Afro-Asian resolution in the U.N. Special
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    'Fair' Penalty
    216 10 I A ''fair penalty is an elusive concept. Whether a sentence is excessively harsh or mercy has seemed to temper justice to the point of ridicule will always be largely a matter of personal opinion. But precedents, the rulings of appeal courts and common sense do supply a
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    LIVING A NEW LIFE UNDER WATER
    1371 10  - LIVING A NEW LIFE UNDER WATER ANTHONY MICHAELIS With all the drama of the Space age by THE greatest known ocean depth on our planet is the Challenger Deep, in the Mariana Trench of the Pacific Ocean. Down into this abyss, dark, silent and bereft of any movement, two young
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    6 10 I STILL SAY WE NEED HELICOPTERS'
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    Lock icon The red riddle 35 million miles from us...
    326 10 The red riddle 35 million miles from us... LONDON, Fii. Th« "red planet" .Mars has been a subject of wonder and debate since prehistoric times, but in modern times the controversy about it has centred on whether the lines visible on its surface are canals built by intelligent beings. Further
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    Govt to recruit teachers from Britain
    173 11 Govt to recruit teachers from Britain KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation Government is to recruit more graduate j teachers especially those specialising in I science and mathematics from Britain. The Minister of Education. Capt. Abdul Hamld Khan, who disclosed this today, left for London on his way to Paris for
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    Two cattlemen fined
    33 11 PENANG. Fri.— E. Secni. 52. and K. Nadason. 37. were fined S2O each today for allowing their cat tie 10 stray on the public road and into a private compound.
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    Appeal for grant
    25 11 MUAR. Fn.— The Sagil Local Council, near here, has asked the Federation Government for a •20.000 grant to build .1 community hall.
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    Children's art show
    28 11 MUAR. Fri. The District Officer. Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Tahir. will open a Muar district children's exhibition nt the Chi Chi Hall here tomorrow.
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    Victim of an abortionist takes secret to the grave
    669 11 WITNESS: 'SHE WENT TO CHANGI DOCTOR FOR INJECTIONS' SINGAPORE, Friday. J^ BAR waitress who died in an attempt td end her pregnancy carried to her grave a secret the identity of a mysterious abortionist, who, according to hints dropped by her,
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    Accused of breaking into schools
    83 11 Accused of breaking into schools SINGAPORE, Fri. Omar bin Jaafa pleaded not guilty today In the Ninth Magistrate's Court to two charges of breaking Into two schools at night. He was alleged to have broken Into the Raffles Girls' Primary School In Queen Street between 5 a.m. and 6.20 a.m.
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    New institute branch
    39 11 TAIPINO. Fri.— A branch of the Women's Institute In Kampong Pinanc. Kamunting. was opened by Che Puteh Sawyah binte Buyong. chairman of the Territorial Asscoclation of the Women's Institute. Talping. It has more than 100 members.
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    Careless driver fined
    30 11 PENANG. Fri— A shop assistant. Llm Kirn Lye, was fined $60 md iy for driving without due care and attention in Kelawel Road. His licence was endorsed.
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    New district officer
    26 11 TAIPINO. Fri.— Tengku Besar Mahmood ibni Almarhum Sultan Zainal Abidln. from Trengganu. has assumed new duties here as District Officer. L-irut and Malan?.
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    CAPTAIN WHO RAN SHIP AGROUND GOT SACK: WITNESS
    695 11 CAPTAIN WHO RAN SHIP AGROUND GOT SACK: WITNESS SINGAPORE, Fri. The Master of the 1.413-ton Perils, Captain Andrew Laythorpe, was sacked for running his ship aground, a court of inquiry was told today. The Marine Superintendent of Straits Steamship Company Ltd., Captain M.S. Wright, said Capt. Laythorpe's services were terminated
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    A $19,200 claim on Shell, boat owner
    351 11 A $19,200 claim on Shell, boat owner SINGAPORE. Friday. A QUANTITY of Taiwan white sugar, stated to be 400 bags, which was lost in Singapore waters five years ago while being conveyed in a motor sampan, was the subject of an action for damages in the High Court today. Singapore
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    $254,000 projects for council
    57 11 TELUK ANSON. Fri. The Town Council, which attained iinanctal autonomy this year, is to spend $254,000 on development projects from Its $1,105,100 budget for next year. A feature of the budget Is the 24 per cent reduction all round In the general assessment rat* with no
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    A RECORD TOTAL OF UNION MEMBERS
    109 11 A RECORD TOTAL OF UNION MEMBERS KUALA LUMPUR. Kri The total paying membership in the Malayan trade union move ment has reached a record figure of 260,132 this year, the Deputy Registrar of Trade Unions, Mr. K G. George, said today. This compared with 211.801 last year. Mr. George said
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    A matter of temptation
    64 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Because he had lost two screws from his scooter. Koh Hoon Cheong, 35, became "greatly tempted" into removing two similar screws from another scooter, a court was told today. Mr. S. K. Lee, for Koh. said this after Koh. a foreman, admitted stealing the
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  • THE STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY FORUM
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      DISHONEST TAXI MEN GIVE MALAYA A BAD NAME
      219 12 DISHONEST TAXI MEN GIVE MALAYA A BAD NAME AS one «no has lived and worked in Singapore and Malacca for twelve years. I have come to love both places very much. Because ot my Interest and concern for the fu- ture of Malaya. I want j visitors to our- fair
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      80 12 rpHER^Tas been a great X fuss over the issue of D.T.C. graduates being underpaid by the Ministry I of Education. Claiming to have the same basic qualifications as any normal or college trained < teacher, the D.T.C. gra- duates have never realised there Is a vast j difference In their
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      The heavy burden our doctors shoulder
      269 12 FT was indeed surprising to read ''Layman's" letter of October 20 about Malayan doctors. It expressed a despicable attitude that only brings upon its author and those of his ilk the wrath of the medical profession. In the first place, is ac aware of
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      Muzzling the parents
      123 12 WHAT is Malaya coming to when parents are ordered not to ventilat* their grievances and expose anomalies and irregularities in 'the manner one's children are being "educated?" It was quite wrong for the chairman of the Sultan Abu Bakar Secondary Girls' School in Muar to send circular
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      THE WORDS THAT ARE ONLY SPOKEN IN WHISPERS
      224 12 THE WORDS THAT ARE ONLY SPOKEN IN WHISPERS ']"HERE has been correspondence recently on the subject of obscene words and books. I quote from Professor J. B. Wilson's book "Language and the Pursuit of Truth" on the subject, which may be of Interest. "It may seem strange the twentieth century
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      Goa analogy
      44 12 fiOULD the conflict be\j tween India and China be analogously compared to what happened to the Portuguese regarding Goa? Has India steadfastly refused China's requests to hold talks over the disputed McMahon Line which Is not recognised by China? CURIOUS Kuala Lumpur
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      Blat Pok probe
      162 12 IT is right that the Minister of Agriculture .->hould make an "on the spot" investigation of the complaints of the fishermen of Kuala Kedah. The complaint against the Thai system of fishing is Insignificant If we compare the tonnage of fish caught by this system before it
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      317 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. Nile-rose transplanted in Drn1. Perfect transcript of what the mark (8). dark-haired girl may be dyeing 13. What the sovereign command* to become? (4-4). from everyone for instance. 5. We encircle a very loud novice the first person above an enmaking a cake (6). glneer
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    BENVALLA joins THE BEN LINE
    1505 13 ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT All with service speed of 20 knots and capable of more With Benloyal' and 'Bengloe' in the fastest scheduled sailings between Europe and Malaysia \fl.V. BENVALLA, a cargo passenger liner of 13,080 tons deadweight, the latest VCMd to join the Hen Line, is
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    WHAT'S IN A NAME
    190 13 4 N OLD controversy may be re-opened by the choice of the name Benvalia for the new Ben Line ship. Following their customary practice the Ben Line decided to name the ship after a Scottish Hill or mountain in this case a hill in Peeblesshire. Most
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    NOTES ON VOYAGE AND CARGO
    268 13 (\N HER maiden voyage, "Benvalia will call at Port Said, Aden, Penang, Port Swetterham. Singapore. Hong Kong. Kobe, Yokohama, Otaru and Taiwan. By the time she reaches London again ion 10th January, 1963), she will have travelled over 20,000 miles, during a voyage lasting 15
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    The queen who was found after 5,000 years
    1764 14 GEORGE REISNER. ..THE MAN WHO SOLVED THE SECRET OF THE SPHINX ONE day in 1908, iin exenvalion team led by the Egyptologist ueorae Reisner, was exploring the ruins of a temple near Nazlet-el-Sanv man village in Egypt. Coming to a massive door,
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    O'Toole gets off that camel at last
    611 14  -  CECIL WILSON by f ONDON, Fri.— There must have been a time when Peter O'Toole was not filming "Lawrence of Arabia," but he had begun to wonder when it was. Now. at last, be has shaken the desert sand out of his shoes.
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    Straits tin price again advances by over $1
    231 16 fHE price of Straits tin again advanced yesterday 1 gaining $1.12* to 5433.37J on an offering of 255 tons. In London overnight tin continued to press higher in first ring dealings sentiment presumably being affected by the Cuban situation, the continued upward
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    SELECTIVE INTEREST IN INDUSTRIAL SHARES
    563 16 From Our Market Correspondent rERE was moderate interest id industrials on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday the section, still beint; very steady. Operators were, however, inclined to be selective. Shell was still an active counter though easier and business was done from $1.80 to $1.75
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stork Indices Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Industrials: 189.30 188.99 Tins: 276.64 278.26 rubber*: 172.23 173.01 Jan. 1, 1958 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    570 16 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Boustead (1.000) (1.69, (6.000) (1.70: Dunlopa (17.000) (3, (1.000) (1.99 PL, (3.000) (1.99: East Smelt In* (3.000) (2.67: F. and N.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    140 16 MELBOURNE, PH. JLJOVES were about in balance x today with trading following normal course of selectivity on company reports. Leaders which showed some easing over the last two days closed on a firm trend. Mount Lyell investments jumped 7d. to ss. Id. on advice of sale of a
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    217 16 CHIP* lym^ alaniiMa tht Smgavcra <* arharvat t»d»v art: KttM Artlian 13/14, L*da Maeruk IVI6. Dushanbe 1" 11, Btnreoch Unkk! Hani No. 3.V30. Slnire locelimon r«"3'j, Frederick Clover 21/22. Klnabalu Bldor E.W. .«elty, RawanK NW. 4. Out«r roads: Tamesln. Kmp. Kimwake, Harold Sleigh Kermount. Haln Ann, Djakarta,
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    Rubber market is quieter with less fluctuations
    485 16 A FTER the alarms and excursions of last week this has been one of comparatively quiet conditions state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly rubber market report. Fluctuations have been much less erratic and operators, tending to sit back and wait for daily
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    89 16 Product Cxehangt Clnga- a>*re noon price* per picul yeaterday: Coctmit all: bulk $41 1 aellara, drum J44J aellera. C*»ra: Nov. $28 buyers, S2«| seller*. Ptpp«r: Muntok white $152* aellera. Sarawak white $150 aellers apeeial Sarawak black $1121 aellen, AST A $130 aellers. Otngapwrt Coconut Oil Millers' Aitoclatl*n: bulk
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    70 16 yME Malayan Cuhin ■armf At- iiciitiui made the«r changes in it* rmtca to merchants veattrdat (all ram to fioo>: filling TT *r OO rtaOy Btlfian Francs 161« 1/2: Otuttcht Marki 130 Italian Lira 3U24T Or he frM •«c"irm marktt In Hang Kan«, me U.S. dallar waa nuo;»i vi
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    RUBBER PRICES
    216 16 kjOVEMBER ftrat grado ruttn buyira ■j cloaed at 5 p.m. ia Kinsnpora and Kuala Lumpur jrtattrday at 82 oenta p*r Ib. up half a cent. Th« tona waa ejulot. S.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.t. ckMtn* pne« m ecnta per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 K.S.B. prompt i.o.b. buvera 8"i sellers 831;
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    DLOSING PRICES
    25 16 November I. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 82 cents (up half a cent). TIN: 5433.37J (up S1.12I). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (down 10 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    150 16 Nov. 2. Three month*. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Businass dona Dunlopa 13 cts. Rottunans 1 1 cv. K. aY N. Ie CU. 8. Darby 4;d Gammon 10 eta. C Storage ua. 3. WauKb 14 cis. Steamship S eta. M. Brew 20 cts. Sbell 14 cts. Containers U eta. 8. Times
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      998 17 TOURS EXCURSIONS tO Wori* Si (Min.)-Box jO clt. txlra 'HtRRY BLOSSOM TOUR Hongkong tapan by ship 30th March 1963. Details I American Lloyd Agency. 64 Robinson < Koad, Singapore. Tel: *****. 1 CHEAPEST TRIP for K. Lumpur $12.00 leaving Spore 8 pm. 10/11. )2i Cameron Highland* Trip $22 00 leaving
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    $30m. PLAN TO CUT SHIPPING DELAYS
    593 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. piXANCE MINISTER, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, s;iid lonian thai more deep water berths, including ;i breakwater, costing approximately $30 million were bein^ planned on Ihe second phase of the Government's Kust Lagoon project. He said this in a speech at a cocktail
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    DEATH
    18 20 RAYMOND PEREIRA. 84. pMMi m^» on :tO-lli-H2 I—Vlng wife, Ihrr. <I:tiicht>-r.«. son Htid nine kriindchiMnn to mourn
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    58 20 "AH it's nice to be back," says Tengku Abdul Rahman, *vith outstretched arms shortly after stepping down from the R.M.A.F. aircraft which flew him to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore yesterday. The Tengku had spent 20 days on a goodwill tour of India and
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    GOVT. CANCELS REGISTRATION OF A UNION
    203 20 GOVT. CANCELS REGISTRATION OF A UNION KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. r[E Government today cancelled the certificate of registration of the Malayan Estates Workers' Union on grounds that its officers were not properly elected. The order was made by Mr. K. G. George, Deputy Registrar of Trade Unions In the Federation. Mr.
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    UN man arrives
    35 20 PHNOM PENH. Fri.— Nils Cussing, tne U.N. representative, arrived here today from Bangkok. He told the press at the airport: "I have come to inquire into the difficulties between Cambodia and Thailand."
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    118 20 KUCHING. Fri. The labour adviser to the British Department of Technical Co-operation, Mr. G. Foggon. has advised trade unions in Sarawak. not to take part in polities.T Mr. Foggon..who left aftir a week's visit, said that the trade unions wen- set up to raise
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    51 20 LONDON. Fri— Princess Margaret now gets £3.000 a year more because she 1> married to* Lord Snowden, official figures showed today. The figures showed that for the year ended March 31. 1962, Princess Margaret received £15,000. an increase of £3.000 a year over the previous year.
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    Do you know her?
    62 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Social Welfare Department today said they wished to contact relati\es of Madam Susan Chan (above), who has been certified fit for discharge aftrr being in the Tanjong Rambutan mental hospital since 1953. A Social Welfare Department statement said she was last living at
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    LONDON STOCKS
    292 20 LONDON. Fri.— Stock market ended the week on a quiet note There was a tendency for prices to improve during the morning under the Influence of yesterday's rise In trans-Atiantic markets, but buyers were reluctant to extend commitments too far ahead and the improvement was not fully held.
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