The Straits Times, 24 October 1960

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    18 1 AVEHAGE I»AILV IEWTIFIth SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times He**""" Estd. 1845. MONDAY, OCTOBER 34, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    PROSPERITY YEAR
    434 1 Sound economy brings $732 m. balance Senator reports to ACCC KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday gENATOR Chan Kwong Hon said today that Malaya's sound economy brought a favourable trade balance last year of $732 million. The Senator was giving his presidential report to the annual meeting of the Associated Chinese
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    Lock icon U.S. bombs can wipe out Russia 60 times
    198 1 U.S. bombs can wipe out Russia 60 times NEW YORK, Sunday. 1)R. LINUS PAULING, Nobel Prizewinning chemist, told a press conference at Rochester (in New York State) that the United States had more than 60 times the number of nuclear bombs needed to wipe out Russia. The 59-year-old scientist, who
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    Lock icon FEDERATION TO HAVE MISSION IN OTTAWA
    222 1 FEDERATION TO HA VE MISSION IN OTTAWA OTTAWA, Sunday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister, left here yesterday for Quebec after announcing his intention of establishing a Malayan diplomatic mission in Canada's capital as soon as possible. Sources close to the Malayan Prime Minister, who spent three days here and
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    Lock icon MERCHANT FOILS KIDNAP BID BY ARMED GANG
    436 1  -  RAZALI IBRAHIM ■y ITUALA Li'MPl/K, Sun. A merchant, Mr. Tee Teh San, 51, fought off four armed in c n who tried to kidnap him early this morning in Batu Lane. just off Kuala Lumpur's busiest highway. After a tense, five-minute struggle the
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    Lock icon Equal chance
    36 1 ACCRA. Bun. President Kwame Nkrumah at present on a nine-day tour of Northern Ghana, has stressed that his Government alms to give women equal opportunities to serve their country as weil as men.— Reuter.
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    U.N. 15 years old
    17 1 NEW YORK, Sun. The United Nations Organisation will be 15 years old tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Indian bid to avert Red U.N. walk-out
    198 1 NEW YORK. Sunday. INDIA was reported today to be spearheading a move aimed at preventing a Russian walk-out from the disarmament debate in the U.N. General Assembly's main political committee. The threat of a walkout was implicit In speeches made last week by
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    Woman, 50, stabbed
    88 1 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Armed thugs pounced on a helpless woman and stabbed her several times during a robbery attempt in Tamplnes Road late tonight. Madam Llm Sul. 50, was taken to hospital with knife wounds In her hands and legs. Her son, 27-year-old Chlen Keng. who went to
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    Lock icon Delay likely over Bradley extradition -decision
    175 1 Delay likely over Bradley extradition -decision fOLOMBO, Sun. Proceedings for the extradition of Stephen Leslie Bradley, 34, held here in connection with the kidnapmurder of an eight-year-old Sydney boy, begin tomorrow. It is thought, however, that Bradley might be remanded in custody for a further period because of technical difficulties.
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    Lock icon Queen's holiday
    48 1 FREDENSBORG. Denmark. Sun. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh today joined King Frederik and Queen Ingrid of Denmark at morning service in the Rococo Lutheran Church, attached to Fredensborg Castle, where they are having a fiveday holiday as guests of the Danish Royal family Reuter.
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    Lock icon Defeat for Baluba tribe
    167 1 Defeat for Baluba tribe F USAKA, Sun. On« hundred and thirtyflve Baluba tribesmen were killed in a clash with Katanga police at Mwinge, near the border with Northern Rhodesia, according to reports received here. Fighting broke out last Thursday after a European officer of the Katanga police had been injured
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    STOP PRESS
    48 1 NO IMPORT TAX ON OIL FIRMS JAKARI Ih'l.i ii'si.in < ■im rrninent li iui.intiri exempMMM i" oil i-nnipanii- in hMk from import r' >iri< ii"<> Imposed recent! Uadn •\i Motions <'il i "inp.ini' il.> ii") pj> impirl 'lulu r<>i jpn v pwda n toi Ih'-ii '>(>• i li
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    10 Reds killed
    30 1 SAIGON. Sun —South Vietnamese forces killed 10 Communist Insurgents and wounded 26 others In action In Vlnh Blnn Province last week, it was officially reported today.— J.P.l.
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    Lock icon Rebel army threatens to crush 'tyrants5
    89 2 Rebel army threatens to crush 'tyrants 5 SALISBURY. Sun. A secret society calling itself the "Rhodesian Republican Army" has declared in a bulletin: 'If the Government does not want to crush non-white tyrants, we will assume this responsibility." The bulletin has oeen distributed throughout the city, saying that a "bandit
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    Red solidarity is hailed
    424 2 PEKING MESSAGE TALKS OF ETERNAL AND UNSHAKABLE FRIENDSHIP IN SOCIALIST CAMP LONDON, Sunday. COMMUNIST Chinese leaders hailed the eternal and unshakable friendship between the Chinese and Soviet peoples and the "solidarity of the Socialist camp headed by the Soviet Union" in a telegram broadcast today by
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    Lock icon Gaitskell: Party will survive
    67 2 Gaitskell: Party will survive i CARDIFF. Sun. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell. who is under Are as leader of the Labour Party, told a meeting here yesterday that tbe jwrty would survive the present critical split on defence policy. There is really nothing new about it," he sakl "We hare had a
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    Lock icon Writer sued for £15,000
    70 2 JOHANNESBURG. Bun.— The South African Government, acting on behalf of one of the Judges in the country's treason trials, has started a £15.000 defamation action against Dame Rebecca West, the British writer, and the London Sunday Times. Mr. Justice Alexander Kennedy has alleged that Miss West
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    A $520,000 smile as he cooks breakfast
    65 2 - MR. WILLIAM K. GRANT 45. a West Indian from St. Kitts. wears a $520. 000 smile as he cooks his breakfast at his Willesden. London, home. He was one of four people who each won £60.000 on Uttlawoods treble chance football pool. Mr.
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    Lock icon U.S. protest exposes new Cuban 'hoax'
    207 2 WASHINGTON. Sunday A STATE Department spokesman said today that the U.S. may have exposed another "hoax in the maKlng" by Cuba in protesting against the alleged painting of U S insignia on Cuban aircraft. "The speed, bitterness and anger of their reply suggests that
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  • BRIEFLY
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      '$3 million' theft is now down to $75,000
      131 2 '$3 million' theft is now down to $75,000 UOLLYWOOD. Bun Raoul Fernandez, former playboy and widower of Coca-Cola heiress Catherine Chancier Fernandez, has filed an amended complain* stating he lost "only" übout US$5O. 000 to U8575.000 when his home was burgled last week. Fernandez. 50. reported originally that burglars stole
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      19 2 LONDON The Sunday Dupjtth U i4 that illicit arms we re being smuggled to the Algerian rebeli from Britain
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      18 2 PEKING: Mr Cyril Obborne. Tory M.P., had a three-hour Interview with the Chinese Foreign Minister. Marshal Chen Yl.
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      18 2 NEW DELHI: Burmese Prime Minister. U Nu, will visit New Delhi next month for talks with Mr. Nehru.
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      19 2 QUEBEC: Fire gutted most of a business block on historic St Jean Street. Inside the walls of Old Quebec.
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      18 2 LONDON: M«n tram th« R A.F arc rushing forward ta voluntetr for ttcondmant to tha Ghana Air Forca.
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      24 2 AGRA: A stone model of the Taj Mahal will be presented to Queen Elizabeth when she visits this historic city next year. JOHANNESBURG: A
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      18 2 white Johannesburg woman, Mrs. PJ. Steynvaart, has given birth to her second set of triplets in 10 months.
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    KENNEDY IN THE LEAD
    457 3 WASHINGTON Sun Though the Democrat are supremely confident, over all looms the shadow of the religious issue lyiTH the presidential election now little over two weeks away (Nov. 8), opinion here has veered to the definite belief that Senator John Kennedy is ahead of his Republican
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    Lock icon Six die, many missing in three sea accidents
    296 3 OIK people were kill three separate shi 1A mm Italian cargo liner and an American ship collided in the dark near the mouth of the Mississippi River. At least six persons were killed and 12 were sent to hospitals. The 6,100-ton Lorenzo
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    Duke toasts Queen of Nepal
    63 3 WITH courtly gesture, the young Duke of Kent raises his glass to the sari-clad Queen Ratna of Nepal at the luncheon given by the Lord Mayor and City Corporation at the Guildhall, City of London. The Queen and her husband, King Mahendra, were guests of
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    Lock icon Little hope of peace talks —Minister
    175 3 Little hope of peace talks —Minister THE HAGUE. Sun. The Dutch MlnLter for Home Affairs, Mr. E. Toxopeus, .said today he saw littie prospect of Holland and Indonesia resuming negotiations on their Neve Guinea dispute. Mr. Toxopeus. who completed a 12-day visit to Dutch New Guinea, told a news conference
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    Lock icon NOW TV TO TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT NAZIS
    114 3 NOW TV TO TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT NAZIS OONN, Sun. One of the biggest efforts to tell West Germans the truth about the Hitler regime began last night. The West German television network, with an average audience of about 10 million of West Germany's population of 50 million, put on
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    Lock icon 'Black Forest Beast' jailed
    45 3 MUNICH, Sun— A 23-year-old labourer known as "The Beast of the Black Forest" was jailed for 14Q years on conviction of 63 crimes, including rape and the sex murder of four women. There is no death penalty In West Germany. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Report denied
    40 3 ROME, Sun.— German and Italian sources here last night dismissed as "nonsense" Com. munist reports that West German airmen had arrived secretly in Sardinia to re. place British, American and Canadian personnel at a Nato base there. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Odds against the sharks
    66 3 NEW YORK, Sun— Sharks made 36 unprovoked attacks on swimmers throughout the world last year, killing 13 people— but the odds against a swimmer being attacked were still greater than his chances of being struck by lightning. This conclusion came in a report published yesterday on
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      357 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metre* NATIONAL SHORTWAVE shout i «z metre* A M 800 Tl|ne slgna j Negarafrom 9.00 p.m.— M.H p.m. Ku. News deadlines; 6.0S MornAM. 6.30 Good Mornin^.6.32 w Morring Prelude; 7.00 The New*; His Orchestra; 7.30 Time Signal. 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00 The
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    Population of Brunei
    50 4 BRUNEI TOWN. Bun.— The population of Brunei was 83.869 in August this year. According to preliminary figures of the August census. Malays numbered 47,014 and Chinese 21,759. There were 12,233 of other Indigenous races, and 2.864 of other races. There were 9,704 people in the Brunei municipality.
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    Rotary speaker
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Mr. J. McLean, Industrial Training Officer of the Standard Vacum Oil Company, will speak at the Rotary Club on "The importance of Industrial training to Singapore" on Oct. 2« at 1 p.m. at Cathay
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    'Health of public conies first'
    380 4 CHAN TELLS HAWKERS GOVT. IS SYMPATHETIC BUT VENDORS MUST NOT CLUTTER UP THE ROADS SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE paramount aim of the Government in tackling the hawker problem in Singapore is to look after the public health of the people and to prevent the outbreak of
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    Covered market for Queenstown —to free estate of stalls—
    241 4 Covered market for Queenstown to free estate of stalls SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Health. Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, today urged the residents of Queenstown to make full use of the giant new $240,000 Duchess Estate Market, and help to keep the housing estate "free of roadside hawkers." The Minister
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    MINISTER OPENS A NEW TIONG BAHRU COMMUNITY CENTRE
    279 4 MINISTER OPENS A NEW TIONG BAHRU COMMUNITY CENTRE SINGAPORE, Sunday. TTHE Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne A yesterday told of the change that had come over the Tiong Bahru Community Centre since it had been handed over to the Department of Social Welfare in December last
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    THIS WEEK'S FREE FILM SHOWS
    101 4 THIS WEEK'S FREE FILM SHOWS SINGAPORE. Sun. The Field Section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week. Tomorrow: Cluny Road Labourera's Quarters, Crawford Street Vacant Ground. Kampong Chantek Bahru. Tuesday: Cheng Chee School. Mandai i3i ms. Kg. Afifi Children* Playground.
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    S.H.B. and the building trade
    63 4 In yesterday's Sunday Mall a report on the recession in the building trade in Singapore was wrongly attributed to the Singapore Harbour Board, under the heading: "8.H.8. blames the Oovt. for the ailing building industry." The report is, In fact, that of the Building Sub-Commit-tee
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    BROTHERS CELEBRATE DIAMOND JUBILEE
    207 4 BROTHERS CELEBRATE DIAMOND JUBILEE SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, tonight Joined 400 old boys of Christian Brothers schools in Singapore, Malaya and Hong Kong at a dinner to celebrate the diamond Jubilee of two distinguished Brothers, Honorlus and 81gebert. both 75. The president
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    Musical evening
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Ministry of Culture presented another "musical evening" at the Hong Lim Regional Theatre tonight.
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    Full week for visiting specialist
    285 4 Full week for visiting specialist SINGAPORE. Sun. A full programme has been drawn up for Prof. 1.0. W. Hill, specialist in general medicine of the University of St. Andrew, who arrived here from London today for a week's visit under the Colonial Office medical visitors scheme. After a call on
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      476 4 CATHAY l» I OUSANItATION I X ::ope«toiay! STttS:: A Comedy About Coth With A 4 Very SpecM Teach! Touch Q Ma— Vwo Milct :NVMOWIRB!i^-?-/°«:: FtSS PARKER JOANNE DRU <■ TONIGHT STAGE SHOW 1 AT t.M P.M. (No Free L.sti) Rediffision Discoveries Maal* by Tko Hacfchawkt Trio, t I i »i»itoi«
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      287 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES rTHE following Is today's London. Prankfurt. Rome. Bel- 8 ajn. T^chedule of civil Jr- ruu Bomb^. Madras (AI 403) To^KuaU Lumpur, craft movements at Paya Malayan Airways: Prom Athens. Prankfurt, London (EM Lebar Airport, Singapore. Kuala Lumpuh (ML 171) 10.16 645) 1240 pjn. ARRIVALS ajn.: from
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      99 4 The diary PAN-PACIFIC SOUTH EAST ASIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION: United Nations Day at American Club 540 pjn. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Blue Triangle Club U.N. Day tea party at Robinson's Cafe 640 pjn, BfcfUsh conversation —9.15. 10.16. 11.16 ajn.. Chinese cooking tried poh pta 1040 a.m. Y.W.C.A. (Outram Road): Dressmaking 11 ajn.,
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  • STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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      Guimard—The 'Skeleton of the Graces'
      1132 5 Guimard The 'Skeleton of the Graces' As a ballerina she was so successful that her salary was increased about ten-fold in three years IN a tiny house in Mont mart re, while Europe was engulfed in the storm of the Napoleonic Wars, lived a frail old woman who spent all
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      157 5 do you know? i^-r. prices 'J^Hf in town For Only One Week AT MODERN SILK STORE Printed Pure Silks 56.90 Upwards Swiss Ptd. Cottons 52.90 Upwards Special Value on "TACO" Swiss Fancy Woven Cotton 21 Plain Colours $3.50 yd. Odd numbers in LINGERIE, BRASSIERES And ready made wear MUST BE
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      174 5 Buys Bunny By Baiph Ueimdahl LVi Abner By Ai Cupp PHlfel s^&ssl isS-a oil*** -L***^ W MBfg O«h»»^ .1-. i q.^l xv. 5 MHch Tracy By Chester GouM HHHlil^fl C£XXH£ Uts" f ME SAID TO WATT AT TVIE 'W T BUT WWV DID •^We'lL r MUUMUUS* WOW WILL WE t
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    26 6 I* Word, tit (Minimum) MR. A MM. •>. JONE* thank Inrnds *Dd relatives for their valuable prr.oents A help for the occasioa 0» thnr veddlnc 15.10.60.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    243 6 It Wtrit tit (Minimum) UREAT READING at HUM cull i_umplete range of Pan and ronian* nooki avattabl* at a 1 port Com Storage Arcade, Orchard Road. cibson aih conditioners arc available on Hire Purchase wit* Interest charge of only 7<~,. Get d«tall< today. Rotterdam Trading Company. MATERNITY WEAR New
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  • The Straits Times Monday October 24, 1960
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      Cold War In Algeria
      649 6 So much has happened' since the end of June when emissaries of the FLN's "Provisional Government of the Algerian Republic in exile" met French officials at Melun that President de Gaulle is now being dubbed irrelevant. Because the Melun talks did not immediately lead to others
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      State Capital
      350 6 Speculators who have bought land in Klang in hopes of handsome profit are said to have been taken aback by the news that the plan to transfer the State capital from Kuala Lumpur is to be re-examined, and may be abandoned. Whilst they do not share the same
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      Aid For Africa
      227 6 Western economic aid for South-East Asia is likely to be cut in favour of the African countries thinks the Foreign Secretary of the Philippines. Mr. Serrano is almost certainly right; African needs canno* be met without some reduction In the assistance given in other parts of the
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    THE NEW FACE OF THE U.N.
    970 6 THE NEW FACE OF THE U.N. Apart from the impact of Mr. has upset the balance of 15 years THE general debate at the beginning of each annual Assembly of the United Nations is no more than a long series of set speeches which until the advent of Mr. Khrushchev
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      LITTLE TIN GODS OF THE CUSTOMS...
      301 6 "\TERCHANT" certainly i x has all my sympathy for being pushed around In the procedure of sending goods by rail to the Federation. But since he mentions the yellow form, I think it Is the Federal Customs rather than the railway who are responsible.
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      The $1.20
      184 6 giveaway T7FTICIENT private enterprise organisations marketing petrol have been able to reduce their prices by a few cents a gallon. Splendid 1 However, even If the petrol companies were to give their product away, the motorist would still have to pay $1.20 a gallon for it. this being
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      Obstruction at Joo Chiat
      81 6 A NENT the ikan bills seiz■^ed by the roadside. Actually the fish was laid out on the promenade, not on Nicol Highway. I saw the police taking action that morning. When axe the health department, and the police going to clear all those persons selling pork,
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      Singapore. Maintaining discipline
      78 6 Singapore. Maintaining discipline T MUST say I deplore the criticism by several school principals of th« caning methods Introduced by Brother Plus at St. Michael's Institution. As a former student of the school I know he Is lenient and kind and that there are a number of boys who mistake
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    ON THE SCENE
    739 6 ON THE SCENE NOTES FROM HERE AND THERE ON MALAYAN ARTS AND LETTERS EXAMINATIONS loom next term at the University of Malaya and the threeweek vacation that started this weekend is none too long for students who. as one head of department put it, "have yet to open their books."
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    A SEARCH for DEAD COUPLE'S HOME
    302 7 A SEARCH for DEAD COUPLE'S HOME OINGAPORE, S U 11. *3 Singapore and Johore police today were still trying to find out where a husband and wife opera team lived in Singapore before they died in a car crash in R e n k a m yesterday afternoon. Immediately after
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    'No victory' Stanvac verdict
    632 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. BUT COURT RECOMMENDS THAT SACKED MAN BE RE-ENGAGED FOR SAKE OF INDUSTRIAL PEACE T*HE COURT of inquiry which investigated the dispute between the Standard Vacuum Oil Co. and the National Union of Oil Workers, arising from the dismissal of a union member, Inche Ramin
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    Industrial court ready
    159 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. THE new Industrial Arbi--1 tratlon Court of Singapore will be formally opened tomorrow morning at the Supreme Court building The opening ceremony will take place In the court room at the third floor at 11 am. in the presence of Invited guests and members of
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    Mr. Lee takes time off for a game of ping-pong—and loses
    242 7 Mr. Lee takes time off for a game of ping-pong— and loses SINGAPORE S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan ¥ew. took time off from his pressing duties yesterday to play a game of tabletennis at Tanah Merah holiday camp. He waa being shown round the place, after having opened it.
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    Mascot Chico is in Singapore, says a friend
    394 7 A YOUNG Gurkha, Jimmy Nutti, nicknamed "Chico," whom an R.A.F. squadron in England is trying to trace, may be in Singapore. The man who thinks so Is his childhood friend. Sapper Samuel Wong, of the 75th Malayan Field Squadron, Royal Engineers. Today,
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    'Strike-breaking' probe urged
    56 7 BINGAPORH. Sun.— Th« Singapore Trades Union Congress today called for a re-examlnatlon of the law relating to what it termed ''strike-breaking activity by employers." This follows the arrest of 39 strikers who refused to disperse when ordered to do so by the police at the Singapore Glass
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    A BOOK TO KEEP STRAITS TIMES BOOK REVIEW
    1000 8  - A BOOK TO KEEP STRAITS TIMES BOOK REVIEW KHXEST HOWARD ii Straits Times Annual 1961 STRINGING THE YEAR'S EVENTS INTO COHERENT STORY: ENRICHING THE PRESENT WITH RECOLLECTIONS THE PLEASURE of reading annuals, a habit normally acquired in disorderly childhood, is that you can stop to browse wherever the page falls
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    88 8 THE HERO: CHARLES A. LINDBERGH. By Kenneth S. Davis. (Longmans. 30s j THHE story of Charles Lindbergh represents a peak in the rise of American ballyhoo. His flight from New York to Paris gave him immediately a position and popularity that have never been equalled by
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    409 8 Caught with the camera: The Dyaks in a passing moment PAGAN INNOCENCE. By K. F. W^t (J— them C—, 35..).~ By HALL ROMXEY jtf R. K. F. Wong is a ITA magician with his camera, and the selection of his pictures in this book presents a brilliant and beautiful panorama
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      A brighter outlook prevails after a bleak period
      1519 10 A brighter outlook prevails after a bleak period By Our Market Correspondent THE MALAYAN SHAREMARKET has con- eluded one of its bleakest periods for a long time in a more hopeful mood. After sliding for ten days, the market turned on Friday, and the better tendency continued on Saturday. ..ismih
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1309 10 THK following, list of revised quotations was issued by Singapore member* of the Malayan Stock Exchange after their last meeting on Saturday (October 22) H and L stand for highest and lowest for business done this year. INOUSTKUIS Otv 6% 119 KD.75 MIJD UI TO MAMINIS 1
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      582 10 T*HE SINGAPORE rubber market had a moderately active week and a short one, because of the Deepavali holiday. Price movements were small. The week opened with the price at 94 cents for No. 1 sheet and on the Monday eased to 93| cents to share with Aug.
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    CHAMBERS: RESTORE OLD INCOME TAX RATES
    373 12 CHAMBERS: RESTORE OLD INCOME TAX RATES Relief urged for people who support their parents KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rpHE annual meeting of the Associated Chi- nese Chambers of Commerce today approved several resolutions concerning; Government restrictions and taxation. One called for the repeal of the present income tax. law governing personal
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    Bandit and Thai P.C. killed in battle
    143 12 Bandit and Thai P.C. killed in battle A LOR STAR, Sun. A One terrorist and a Thai police constable were killed in a brief engagement between a security patrol and a gang of terrorists near Betong, South Thailand, on Oct. 15, it was disclosed today. On e more terrorist Is
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    Sudden death
    24 12 SUNGEI PAT/»NI. Sun.— Tan Peng Earn, 45 collapsed and died while taking part In a religious procession In Kampong Bahru here yesterday
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    Press Club officers
    63 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The editor of the Utusan Melayu, Inche Said bin Zaharl. was today elected president of the Press Club of Malaya at Its annual general meeting Other officials: Vice-presi-dent, Mr. Chan Keng Sin; secretary. Mr. Tara 81ngh; treasurer. Mr. Chang Yen Fool; Committee: Mr. Felix
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    To Mountbatten Fund: $7,947
    36 12 To Mountbatten Fund: $7,947 JESSELTON. Bun.— A letter from Viscount Monckton Chairman of the Edwin Mountbatten Trust, ackno* ledglng the receipt of $7.9 for the Trust, has been r celved by the Governor. S William Goode.
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    Joined as constable, now he retires as top officer
    131 12 Joined as constable, now he retires as top officer A SENIOR police officer. Mr. Pritam Singh, who had one of the most difficult and dangerous districts' to control Rawang during the first years of the Emergency, has retired from the Royal Malayan Police Force. The 54-year-old officer had the longest
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    Killed by tree
    27 12 KULIM. Sun.— A housewife. P. Vellaiammal, 38. was fatally injured when a coconut tree crashed on her house at Jalan Kelang Lama here yesterday.
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    Sign of faith
    38 12 BUTTERWORTH. Sun.—lnvestments on estates were an outward sign of confidence In the stability of the Government. Senator Hashim bin Awang said here yesterday when he opened the new $170,039 factory on Bertam Estate. Kepala Batas.
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    Perth: A step towards independence
    319 12 KUCHING. Sunday LORD PERTH. Britain's Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, described the present Sarawak constitution as "a step forward to promoting the political advancement of Sarawak towards independence." At a Press conference here he said: "In general terms. It Is the object of the
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    Templer: Bases in S'pore will stay important
    209 12 SINGAPORE, Sunday. FIELD Marshal Tun Sir Gerald Templer today said that the importance of Singapore's military bases would not be diminished by the advent of guided missile warfare. Sir Gerald is now in Singapore after his 10-day tour of the Federation. He declined
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    HOTEL PLAN FOR 'MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACH' SITE
    143 12 HOTEL PLAN FOR 'MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACH' SITE l/UANTAN. Sun. Mtl1 lionalre hotel proprietor Mr. Llm Foo Yong is planning to build a 50room hotel at Kuantan's Chempedak Bay. Mr. Lim hopes to start Hotel Merlin in Kuala Lumpur. is negotiating with the Pahang Government for land three miles from here.
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    X-ray campaign reveals 480 with chest diseases
    167 12 X-ray campaign reveals 480 with chest diseases SINGAPORE, Sunday. MORE than 480 chest abnormalities have been Ifi revealed among the people examined dur ing the first fortnight of the Government's mass X-ray campaign. An average of 440 X-ray has been taken at the Nor folk School X-ray Centre daily since
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    KUCHING TOO WILL SOON HAVE FACTORY 'ESTATE'
    123 12 KUCHING TOO WILL SOON HAVE FACTORY 'ESTATE' K^ALA LUMPUR, San.— A 55M.000 industrial estate on Kuching based on the same lines as the one at Red hill Estate in Singapore, has been started by the Borneo Development Corporation Ltd. Mr. D. E. M. Flennes. regional controller in the Far East
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    MALAY: A CALL FOR TEACHERS
    74 12 CINGAPORE, Sun— The Ministry of Education needs a large number of teachers for new Malay secondary classes In 1961. It has Invited applications from qualified teachers for these appointments. Preference will be given to those who have been trained at the Sultan Idrls Training College
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    Skid death
    25 12 KLUANG. Bun.-Ong Kee ing, 37, was killed yesterday 'hen his van skidded and ent off the road on the ohore Bahru—Ayer Hltam nad
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    Aviation display
    38 12 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Royal Air Force and of the Royal Australian and New Zealand Air Forces here and In the Federation are to take part in flying exhibitions during Philippines Aviation Week in Manila next month
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    ARMY AND PRESS: PROTEST BY CLUB
    249 12 ARMY AND PRESS: PROTEST BY CLUB Letter to Razak on college incident KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —The Press Club of Malaya protested to the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. regarding the manner in which a reporter was treated by the Federation Military College at Port Dickson last week. The decision
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    Thais hope for dry ground today
    376 13 THEY PROMISE FAST, OPEN GAME THE LINE-UP THAILAND: Charan. Asnee, Sumon, Somporn, Chak Sampang, Anong, Tanai, Vira, Vanchow; Sopark. Chamlong; Chawalir. Haan, You-Ag. ALL- SINGAPORE: Ellis; Jit Imm, Rangiuaia, Mv 1 1 ion Willing*; Clark. Williams; Oliver. Allen, Coates; Turvey Wyatt; Foley. Hancock. Wood
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    Lock icon Welshmen beat the Scots & Cardiff hoodoo
    285 13 Welshmen beat the Scots Cardiff hoodoo CARDIFF, Sun.— For the first time in 23 years. Wales beat Scotland in a soccer international at Ninian Park here yesterday. The score was 2-0. Their brilliant forward lint rocked Scotland with a *tormlng start and goals by outside-left Cliff Jones (44 minutes) and
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    35 13 NOTTINGHAM. Sun.— The postponed British and Empire welterweight title fight between Brian Curvls (Wales*, the Empire holder, and Wally Bwlft (England), the British champion, will be held her" on Nov. 21.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Throwing: No truce yet, says Bradman
    130 13 Throwing: No truce yet, says Bradman SYDNEY. Sun. Sir Donald Bradman yesterday denied reports that an agreement had been reached with the M.C.C. for a "throwing truce" during the first three weeks of the Australian cricket tour of England next year. It has been reported that M.C.C. had agreed to
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    Lock icon Formosa lose
    30 13 SEOUL, Bun.— lsrael today became runners-up in the second Asian Cup soccer tournament when they beat Formosa 1-0. Israel will be the hosts for the 1964 tournament. Reuter.
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    559 13 T ONDON. Sun. v Sheffield Wednesday's unbeaten league record ended in the mud of Wolverhampton Wanderers' ground yesterday in the top match of the English Football League programme. Wolves won 4-1. Their forwards, In brilliant form, tore great gaps In Wednesday's defence, which
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    ALL THE RESULTS AND UP-TO-DATE LEAGUE TABLES
    1319 13 FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 6 Birmingham 2 Blackburn 2 Arsenal 4 Blackpool 4 Notts Forest 9 Bolton 9 Fulham 3 Chelsea 2 Burnley 6 Leicester 2 West Brom. 2 M»n. ltd 3 NeweaaUe 2 West Ham 5 Preston 1 Wolves 4 Sheff. Wed.
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    281 13 - RUGBY UNION TOUR MATCH (Hovet: Southerr O unties 9 South Africans K. t'K COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP: Cumberland and Westmoreland 0 Durham 14 (at Workington > Gloucestershire 23 Cornwall 0 (at Gloucester >; Somerset 6 Devon 6 (at Bath). UK CLUB MATCHES: Guys Hospital 8 Cheltenham 3; London Irish
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    'PRINCE' SHINES IN CUP TRIAL
    314 13 A GOOD THING FOR NEXT SUNDAY EPSOM JEEP COMMENTARY SINGAPORE, Sun. Prince of Lalita, I thought, put up the best performance in yesterday's one mile Cup "trial" although he finished only fourth. The eight-year-old stayer, hero of many cup races In the past, must now
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    Lock icon Dick's farewell victory
    45 13 DUNDEE. Sun— Dick McTaggart. British amateur lightweight boxer, who won a gold medal at the 1958 Olympics and a bronse medal In Rome this year, marked his farewell ring anoearance last night with a unanimous points win over Bobby Atkins (London). Reuter.
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    Selangor are 'quad' champs
    417 14 SINGAPORE FINISH IN RUNNERS-UP POSITION ON POORER GOAL AVERAGE By LEE FOO SAN Ipoh. Sunday §ELANGOR beat Penang 5-0 to become champions in the Malayan Hockey Federation's quadrangular tournament which ended here today. Singapore, who beat Perak 2-1 in the other match today, took runners-up position.
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    DEATHS
    52 14 OR MATHER: Rickman (xon-ln-law of Mr*. R. Dana) pa»*ed away in Ceylon on 21*1 Oct. IMO. MADAM AMMANI 63. pasned away peacefully leaving two son*, Ramakriahna and Ramachandra and son-in-law Rajoo and daucnter-ln-law and two grandchildren Kuneral today 4 ji m. Krom 6 Uuku Place for Llm Chu K..n<c
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    23 14 DR. AND MRS. HARNAM SINGH thank all friends and relative* (or their good wish**, present* and sttrn4anc* at tbelr wedding. Ipoh. 16-10-60.
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    Lock icon BOON BEE TAKES ONLY 15-MIN TO WIN
    142 14 BOON BEE TAKES ONLY 15-MIN TO WIN PIRWAKARTA, Central Java, Sun. Malaya got away to a good start in the first round of the Indonesian badminton championships here today with Boon Bee beating Pien Soon of Indonesia 15-1, 15-5. The Malayan star, who took the first game in six mm
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    Sheedy in RIC final
    128 14 OINGAPORE. Sun. L. Grezoux o and J. sheedy will meet In the final of the Royal Island Club Racecourse Cup golf competition on Saturday at Thomson Road. In the semi-finals today. GreK)ux beat Heah Hock Thye 2 up and Sheedy eliminated N. Sutclifle 2 up The
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    Lock icon RACERS BREAK 15 RECORDS AT SPEED TRIAL
    53 14 TONY HUGGETT. driving Tan Ah Bee's Leenfah Special 1100. hugs the curb as he comes out of this hairpin bend in the unlimited class for racing cars at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Speed Trial at Diplomatic Enclave. Kuala Lumpur. Straits Times picture by
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    Last-minute goal beats Singapore
    410 14  -  TEOH ENG TATT FAM CUP ROUND-UP By Singapore, Sunday SINGAPORE'S reserves, helped by a few veterans, put up a better show than expected although th-ey failed at their first hurdle in the F.A.M. Cup competition and were beaten 3-2 by Joint Services, whose winning goal came
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    Sikhs win Shield cricket
    301 14 SEREMBAN, Sun. Malayan Sikhs won the Nadchltiram Shield by defeating Malayan Ceylonese by 99 runs In their two-day cricket j which ended today on a sporting gesture by the Ceylonese skipper, M. C. Kallasapathy. Kailasapathy allowed an extra 15 minutes of play j when the Sikhs
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    MALACCA DREW LEVEL THREE TIMES BEFORE S'GOR MADE IT 5-3
    354 14 I£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor qualified to meet Joint Services, Singapore, in. the semi-final of the FAM Cup with an unimpressive 5-3 win over Malacca at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Selangor. without two regulars, Stanley Gabrielle and Oovlndarajoo, produced the finer
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    It was easy for Penang v Kedah
    96 14 It was easy for Penang v Kedah ¥>ENANG, Sun.— Pfenang had I little difficulty In beatIng Kedah 3-0 at the City Stadium today to enter the semi-final of the F.A.M. Cup competition. Penang took things easy and were not extended They led 2-0 at hall time with goals by centre-forward
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    Perak could have scored ten goals
    151 14 IPOH, Sunday. DERAK beat Pahang by four goals to one without exerting themselves in their F.A.M. Cup-tie on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here today. On Perak, who appeared to be in no hurry, scored in the llth minute when Ahmad Tauflk centred and
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    112 14 SOCCER i FAM CUP Q-final* Penang 3 I Kedah 0 (at Penangi: Perak 4 Pahang 1 (at Ipoh); Selangor S Malacca 3 lat XL); Joint Services 3 Singapore 2 (at Spore >. TENNIS MALACCA CRC final v Men's singles K. Dharmaratnam bt T. Janulin 6-2, 6-1 Men's doubles
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    Barnwell puts up day's best display
    154 14 Barnwell puts up day's best display KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. It was a record-shatter-ing day at the Diplomatic Enclave here when the Malayan Motor Sports Club held its Tengku Abdul Rahman Speed Trial. Best of the days 15 recordbreaking performances was I M. Barnwell's 39.09 sec in the racing oars unlimited
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    516 14 OPEN: 220>ds hurdles: 1. Tan Eng Yoon. 2.' Wong Pey Wan. 3 Chye Kwan Via 25.45 ec; 440 yds hurdles: 1. M. Jegathesan. 2. Wong Pey Wan. 3. Siak Kok Leng 56.9 sec: 880 yds: 1. Siak Kok Leng. 2 P.Bagnai. 3. Robert Lees 2mii. 3sec;
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    JEGA & WONG —BEST SWIFTS
    216 14  - JEGA WONG —BEST SWIFTS LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE. Sun. Wong Fey Wan and M. Jegathesan were adjudged the best performers in the Swifts athletic championships at Farrer Park today. They each set a record. A total of five records were broken and one equalled. Jegathesan. Federations Olympic representative who
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