The Straits Times, 8 November 1961

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    22 1 9INGAFOU.*AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90, 00P /tat*** Mat*' 11 1 The Straits Times Esld 1845. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon NEW ACCRA BLAST
    475 1 FALLOUT DANGER TO KING'S PLANS— Page 5 No property damage but timing devices found Anxiety grows over Queen's visit Tues. A loud explsion shook this city late yesterday afternoon and police were sent out to investigate. They said later there had been an explosion at Ihe National
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    Nehru, Kennedy talk on Asia
    199 1 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Kennedy and the Indian Prime 1 Minister, Mr. Nehru, discussed South-East Asia during their first four hours of talks yesterday, White House officials announced today. Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Nehru first conferred during lunch at Newport, Rhode Island, also after lunch there
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    A hero in disgrace
    541 1 NIKITA REFUSES PARADE SEAT TO 80-YEAR-OLD VOROSHILOV I MOSCOW, Tuesday. jyjARSHAL Klementi Voroshilov, 80, one of the founders of the Red Army, was turned away from the Lenin Mausoleum today when he tried to join Mr. Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders there to watch the annual
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    Lock icon Train derailed
    23 1 PARIS. Tues.— Fourteen people were Injured, four oi them seriously, when a iralu was derailed in the southern Paris suburbs —Reuter.
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    take time off to celebrate Deepavali
    211 1 take time off to celebrate Deepavali SINGAPORE, Tues. O Strikers of thR Public Daily-R a t c d Employees Unions' Federation took time off to celebrate Deepavali today— the eighth day of the strike. Groups of strikers In jovial mood gathered In the morning at the federation's headquarters In Race
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    Blacked out
    20 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Sections of Petaling Jaya were blacked out for 40 minutes tonight because of a powe.failure.
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    LORRY's 30-FT PLUNGE INTO A RIVER
    90 1 LORRY's 30-FT PLUNGE INTO A RIVER f/XALA LUMPIR, Tu«s. A lorry attendant was killed and two others seriously Injured when a lorry they were travelling in plunged about 30 feet into the Gombak river, near the aborigines settlement, Hi mile, Bentonc Road, after knocking down a "Go Slow" sign. Jajitan
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    Lock icon REDUCE FAR EAST BASES: HARDING
    126 1 LONDON, Tuesday. lORD HARDING, a former Chief of the Imperial J General Staff, said today that the British Armywas overstrained and units were under strength. The army had too many commitments and cuts should start In the Far East, he said. H Bases which could
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    Fikri at the istana
    46 1 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tues. The Trengganu Mentrl Be-sar-deslgnate Inche Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamed, today presented the names of the members of the State Executive Council to the Sultan at the Istana Badarlah here. Inche Ibrahim Fikri spent about 30 minutes at the istana.
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    Road death
    32 1 KLUANG. Tues. Joseph Tan. 23 an assistant In the Welfare Department of Batu Pahat. died In hospital yesterday after his motor cycle skidded off the road In Jalan Batu Pahat.
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    Lock icon De Gaulle tour
    30 1 BASTIA (Corsica). Tues Gen. de Gaulle arrived here by air from Paris today on the first, leg of a four-day tour of Corsica and southern Franc —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Girl is shot dead in chapel
    198 1 Girl is shot dead in chapel QiYDNEY, Tues. A E man armed with a rifle walked into the crowded chapel oi an exclusive girls" school at Moss Vale. 8G miles south of Sydney, shot dead a 15-year-old girl and wounded the headmistress this morning. Police say he screamed to the
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      17 1 LSiiOljuß Were Parked over here DEAR I 7 I **X> BEER IN CANS AND S.TIGEKS IN tMRV^BAO-MAKtSi&OODIHL'NTINa
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    Lock icon A probe into Seine bodies
    217 2 A probe into Seine bodies pARIS. Tues. The Paris Public Pro■ecutor's Office announced yesterday thai it had begun inquiries into the deaths ol 60 Algerian Muslims whose bodies have been found in the River Seine or in woods near Paris since Oct. 1. It al»o said it had received 21
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    Lock icon Vintage year
    18 2 TOKYO, Tues Wineflavoured chewing gum Is now on sale here for the first time UP I
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    Lock icon Mask to beat fallout in -nuclear war
    40 2 Mask to beat fallout in -nuclear war- PITTSBURGH, U.S.A. firm announced plans for marketing individual respirator masks as protection against fallout in a nuclear attack. A secretary models the respirator that weighs six ounces and costs about $20. U.P.I, picture.
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    Lock icon A HAPPY PICTURE OF SIR WINSTON
    54 2 AFINE picture of a happy Sir Winston Churchill and Lady Churchill when they left a London restaurant early one morning last week after attending a ball for their grand daughter. 17--year-old Miss Celia Sandys. Miss Sandys is the daughter of the Commonwealth Relations Minister,
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    Lock icon Senu tells Portugal of anger on Angola
    303 2 Senu tells Portugal of anger on Angola NEW YORK, Tuesday \f ALAYA made a special appeal to Portugal yesterday "to perceive the wind of anger and indignation which has now swept the world as the result of her obstinacy and her condemnable colonial policy" in Angola. By "persisting to remain
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    Lock icon Air exercises
    26 2 KARACHI. Tues— Central Treaty Organisation air exercises to test defence systems began here yesterday involving Britain, the United States. Turkey, Persia and Pakistan— Reuter.
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    Lock icon U.S. bid an 18-orbit space flight
    118 2 U.S. bid an 18-orbit space flight JiERTH. Tues —An American pian to put an astronaut around the world 18 time> one more orbit than the Russian astronaut. Major Gherman Tltov. made in 25 hours on Aug. 7— was disclosed by U.S. astronaut. Cmdr. Walter M Schlrra, last night He arrived
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    Lock icon A 'fire storm' hits actors
    196 3 A 'fire storm' hits actors JOS ANGELES, Tues. Former VicePresident Richard Nixon and a number of film stars were among those forced to leave homes in a "firestorm" in the Hollywood Hills yesterday. The fire storm— a type of fire cyclone In which Intense heat creates Its own fierce winds
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    Lock icon Mac tribute to Tagore
    37 3 LONDON, Tues.— The British Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan, yesterday paid tribute to the Indian writer, philosopher and painter. Raoindranath Tagore. Mr. Macmlllan officially opened the Tagore centenary exhibition here at India House. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon $85,000 worth of furs stolen
    39 3 LONDON, Tues. A ram gang drove a car into the window of a fur store in fashionable New Bond Street «arly yesterday In 30 second? they escaped with furs valued at £10.000 (s3s.ooo).— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CRISIS AFTER STORM . HITS ATHENS
    69 3 CRISIS AFTER STORM HITS ATHENS ATHENS. Tues.— A state ol emergency was declared lr the Greek capital last nig hi after a three-hour storm devastated the northwesi suburbs, killing 39 people anc making hundreds homeless. The Press Ministry said 4! houses were destroyed, 45( badly damaged and 2.48( flooded. At
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    Lock icon BID FOR AN N-TEST BAN TREATY BACKED
    446 3 BID FOR AN N-TEST BAN TREATY BACKED U.N. political committee endorses Anglo-U.S. move NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE United Nations' main political committee yesterday endorsed an Anglo-American bid for renewed East-West efforts to conclude a nuclear test ban treaty despite a reaffirmed Soviet refusal minutes earlier to negotiate except on general
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    Lock icon Victim of hurricane
    58 3 DEBRIS WAS ONCE HER HOME An elderly woman sits sadly among debris which was once her home in Belize, British Honduras. «She was typical of the thousands of homeless left by Hurricane Hattie. The woman said she ran out of the house when it began to collapse
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    Lock icon A bigger Australian role in S-E Asia
    106 3 A bigger Australian role in S-E Asia £YDNEY, Tucs. Australia will play an- increasingly important role in South-East Asia, the British Commissioner-Gen-eral in South-East Asia. the Earl of Selkirk, said today. He lew into Sydney with his wife from Fiji. He said that Australia's contribution the Colombo Plan was extremely
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    Lock icon Sudden strike
    34 3 LONDON. Tues.— Hundreds of passengers at London Airport had to carry their own luggage and walk across runways, yesterday when loaders and busmen staged a lightning strike over a pay claim Reuter.
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    Lock icon RADIATION WILL 'AFFECT ASIANS MORE'
    134 3 RADIATION WILL 'AFFECT ASIANS MORE' 'pOKYO Tues. Asians were more susceptible to internal radiation than Europeans because of their different diet. accordIng to a 'Japanese biologist. Prof. Yoshlo Hiyama of Tokyo University, said today studies showed the health hazard from radioactive food was three or four times more for Asians.
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      278 3 —LOWEST EVER— i PRICES OFFERED AT THE BIG BARGAIN *k DOIfT WAIT! BE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION LADIES MENS SKIRT It BLOUSE SET 8.40 FANCY SPORT ORLON TWIN SETS 11.90 SHIRTS $4 80 up "CONTESSA" SHIRTS 280 PLAIN FANCY LONG CONTESSA SHIRTS 2.80 SLEEVE SHIRTS 150 up i FTD. SLACKS
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      397 3 DAmn ciMrABADP The Vlenna Festival iwi: v RADIO SINGAPORE midnight Close Down SHORT HAVE SERVICE: RADIO MALAYA 41 metres C 250 ke s.) MEDIIM WAVE SERVICE: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE melws. SERVICE 41.7 metres A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 602 AAI: 6.00 Time Signal- NeeraMorning Prelude; 7.00 The News: ku; News Headlines; 6.05
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    31 4 Mr. John Tan Boon Suan of tbe Income Tax Department, Singapore, and Miss Assumpta Lena Wu Suk Fung, who were married at the Church of St. Michael. Singapore, yesterday.
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    4 workers decide to leave after meeting the pickets
    289 4 4 workers decide to leave after meeting the pickets POLICE OUT AGAIN AT MIDDLE ROAD COMMUNITY CENTRE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pEOPLE'S Association strikers today continued to picket the Middle Road Community Centre which remained closed for the second day in succession. Steel helmeted police earning wicker shields kept up their guard
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    Prince to give a lecture
    56 4 3INGAPORE. Tues The Singapore Institute of International AfTalrs Is sponsoring a lecture to be given by Prince zu Loewensteln at the new lecture theatre. University of Malaya. In Cluny Road on Thursday at 8.15 p.m. Prince Loewensteln will speak on "United Europe and Its Impact
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    Annual meeting
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The annual general meeting of the St. Johns Home for the Aged, Singapore, will be held at the Home in Sennett Estate on Friday at 5.15 p.m.
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    NEW CHIEF OF ADMINISTRATION IN SINGAPORE
    53 4 NEW CHIEF OF ADMINISTRATION IN SINGAPORE BRIGADIER C. 11. Stonelty. who has assumed the post of Deputy Commander and Brigadier in Charge of Administration. Singapore Base District, from Brigadier B. T. V. Cowey. Brigadier Stoneley. an A.D.C. to tbe Queen, was until recently Deputy Signal Officer In Chief at the
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    SALVATION ARMY CHIEFS FOR SPORE
    68 4 SALVATION ARMY CHIEFS FOR SPORE SINGAPORE, Tues.—General and Mrs. Wilfred Kltchlng, world leaders of the Salvation Army, will be visiting Singapore on Thursday and will attend a number ot Salvation Army meetings here. They will be accompanied by Commissioner T. Holbrook, international secretary. London, and Lt.-Col. G. Barrett, who is
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    JOHORE BAHRU PROTEST ON NEW MARKET PLANS
    232 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuea. TTRADERS in Johore Bah--1 ru have again appealed against the building of a new market in Jalan Ah Fook and the demolition of the present one. A similar petition to the Ruler-ln-Council failed last year and the Government approved $1,200,000
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    Flats available in Queenstown
    242 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T<HE Housing Board has decided to open a sub- sidiary register for those who have not registered for housing and who are prepared to accept board accommodation in Queenstown. I An official statement says that qualifications for the Queenstown subsidiary register will be relaxed,
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    FOUR TEAMS FOR NIGHTSOIL DISPOSAL
    204 4 FOUR TEAMS FOR NIGHTSOIL DISPOSAL CINOAPORE. Tues.— ln connection with the strike of essential services worker:, the government today announced that four batches of newlyrrcrulted labourers would resume their nlghtsoil disposal operation tomorrow from 6.30 ajn. in the city and rural areas.' The first group would visit City Area One.
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    Visiting Baptist to give talk
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. Josel Nordenhaug. general secretary of the Baptist World Alliance, will visit Singapore tomorrow In the course of a world tour. He will remain until Saturday. He will give a talk at the V.M.C.A. In Orchard Road on Thursday at 7.30 p.m.
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    SATU asks: Why this , delay?
    133 4 SATU asks: Why this delay? SINGAPORE. Tues.-— The Registrar of Trade Unions has informed the preparatory committee of the Singapore Association of Trades Unions (SATU) that its application tor registration was now under consideration. The Satu's pro-tern president. Mr. Foo Yong Fong. said today that the Registrar's reply was in
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    Photo traders' picnic
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Photographic Trade Association will hold a photo picnic at the Lam Soon factory garden In Jurong Road on Sunday. Highlight of the picnic will be the election of "Miss Camera 1961". The contest is open to the public.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    34 4 TNE FAMILY OF the lute Madam Urn Ham Beow sincerely thank their relatives, fnendu and colleague* for .srnd.nt; io*n paper*, acrolls, wreath*, loan of care, paying ntfht vlilta and attending funeral on 4.11.81.
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      122 4 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS HOW To Fr»ncc« and Eu Jin at Mount Alverma on 7th November 1»«1 a son I. COMING TO NEW ALHAMBRA <» pore, I A Never -To- Be Forgotten JJ* Spectacle Of Action, Thrills And Pageantry! Glanna Maria Canale .Rik Battaglia Irene Tune STRAITS VIEW HOTEL Jolon Scudoi
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      460 4 TTHE folio* ng Is today's schedule of jlvtl aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar Airport. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London Zurich, Istanbul, Teheran. Karachi. Calcutta. (BA 700) 5.36 p.m. Garnda: Prom Jakarta (OA 802) 8.55 a.m.; from Bangkok (OA 603) 4.2ft pjn. Thai International: From Jakarta (TO 402) 10 a.m. Japan Airlines:
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    Lock icon TENGKU'S MALAYSIA PLAN IS PRAISED
    123 5 TENGKU'S MALAYSIA PLAN IS PRAISED EDINBURGH, Tues. The Scotsman newspaper, in its annual Commonwealth supplement, yesterday praised Tengku Abdul Rahmans proposal for a Greater Malaysia. It said, however, that there were many problems to be solved before the Malaysia concept could become a reality. "The British Prime Minister has welcomed
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    Ban lifted
    33 5 JESSELTON, Tues. The North Borneo Government has lifted its month-old ban on the Importation of foodstuffs from Hong Kong. Macao, China and Sarawak. The ban was imposed as an anticholera measure.
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    Fallout danger may upset King's shooting
    260 5 Fallout danger may upset King's shooting RADIOACTIVE BIRDS MIGRATING FROM CENTRAL ASIA From K. KRISHNA MOORTHY New Delhi, Tuesday THE provisional plans for the Yang di-Perluan Agong to go duck shooting on Dec. 10 in the Bharatpur bird sanctuary in Central India are likely to be upset. REASON; The fallout
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    Three for Manila
    58 5 SINGAPORE. Tuts—oingapore is to send three delegates to a 12-nation conference of specialists in Manila next week. They are Dr. B. R. 6reenlvasan. principal of the University of Malaya In Singapore, and two members of his staff. Prof. H. B. 'Jrilli land, Dean of Science, and Prof.
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    Istana lunch
    31 5 IPOHT Tues— The German Ambassador, Dr. Horst Boh!lng. and Mrs. Bohling yesterday had lunch with tht Sultan and Raja Perempuan of Perak at the Istana Iskandariah in Kuala Kangsar.
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    Swo, the RAF's top dog, likes shandies
    238 5 Swo, the RAF's top dog, likes shandies KUALA LUMPI'R. Tues.— Meet "Swip". a likeable mongrel who has become something of a hero mascot to servicemen at the Royal Air Force camp, V riser's Hill. During the Emergency he flushed out two terrorists, bit and chased away a tiger and warned
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    DOCTORS WANT SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS
    375 5 DOCTORS WANT SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Medical Journal of Malaya has suggested the formation of a society for the prevention of accidents, as has been done in other countries. An editorial in the latest issue of the Journal says that accidents can kill as surely as
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    Talks go (Hi
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Negotiations between the Chartei ed Bank and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union over the union's claims for more pay and improved working conditions continued at the Labour Ministry yesterday. Both sides will meet again next week.
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    A WEEKEND STAMP SHOW IN K.L.
    107 5 A WEEKEND STAMP SHOW IN K.L. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A record number of entries have been received for the annual exhibition of the Selangor Stamp Club to be held in the Chinese Assembly Halt here on Saturday and Sunday. More than 240 frames of exhibits will be on display compared
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    Hearse request
    45 5 SEREMBAN, Tues. Hajl Suaiman bin Ja'alam. Seremban Alliance Town Councillor, will ask the council at 1U monthly meeting on Thursday night, that a hearse be provided for the use of Muslims, and that all burial grounds within the town council area be fenced.
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    Troops delayed
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Departure to Brunei of 59 soldiers of the Brunei Regiment who have just graduated after six months' basic training ir, Malaya has been delayed foi 24 hours because of bad weather.
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    First counterfeit 50c. found in Penang
    86 5 pENANG, Tues. The first counterfeit 50--cent coin has been found in Penang. It was handed to the uollce by a food hawker, Leow Low Eong. who said he received it from a customer last weekend. A week ago. Federal r>olic? Headquarters in Kuala Lumpur
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      249 5 Straits Times Crossword enemy" (Macbeth) (8). 1. Queen Marys cardiac engrav- 7. A back-room divinity (s>. ing (6). 8 Regret pence aren't needed 5 "I came into the world. (10). for I was born in a cellar" 12 Superior held by trouble (Congreve) (8). some beggar (10). 9. Ruin observed
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    Mona: I was surprised that Mrs. Taylor made report
    1450 6 BAKER'S CO.: I DON'T REMEMBER RAPE BEING MENTIONED CORPORAL TELLS COURT MARTIAL HOW HE WAS EMBARRASSED SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MRS. Mona Browne, wife of R.A.F. Sgt. Ivan Barrington Browne, gave evidence yesterday at a court martial in Seletar trying her calypso-singing husband
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    Adult education seminar
    43 6 KOTA BAHRU. Tue.s The Assistant Minister of Rural Development. Hajl Khalid bin Awang Osman. yesterday opened an fight-day advance course for supervisors ol adult elucation classes from Pahan?. Kelantan and Trengganu when he made an official visit to Paslr Mas.
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    Old girls' social
    30 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.s. The St. Mary's Old Girls" Association here will hold a .social tomorrow at 6.30 p.m. at St. Mary's School A film will be shown.
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    Red Cross office
    21 6 MUAR. Tues. The Mu.ir branch headquarters of the Malayan Red Cross Society has been opened at Jalan Tlmbalan.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    41 8 It Ward* Sit (Minimum OR AND MRS. Ton I thank relatives and friends for their oedding gifts. MR. .AND MRS. l.im Mom LianK thank friends and relatives for then gifts and good »i*he a on th. i •f their marriage.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    33 8 M *•'<■ Sl* l Minimum, IN FOND loving memory o' Veu Kiat Ben«. Died on R 1 1 H often a lonely heartache, a aOaajl t.ar for one "ho lote so Csl
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    50 8 H orris BMI 'Yin., UNITED RALLY: Youtii tot Christ. Saivdtioo Army. 11th tNoviinher. As tbete ara more wanting to attend than aittlng accommodation .-illous, ticket holders are ask«d to be seated b> 713 p.m. After this time unoccupied seifs will be disposed of. Col. Speocer/ l.iev Km Kok
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      The Great Trek
      559 8 The [act '''ill Coinmunislbacked forces in Laos control Tchepone. adjacent to the South Vietnamese border, is nit rely the immediate reason why the Viet Coup is nble t^ use it ;is a transit m for moving troops into South Vietnam and why Russia ha> chosen it as
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      New Powers
      374 8 Sarawak's Restricted Hesidence Bill, just passed by th«: Council Negri. is not a pleasant piece of legislation. The enlargement of extraordinary powers in the hands of the executive seldom is pleasant, and in this case the powvrs are very large. At a stroke of the Chief Secretary's pen.
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      End This Strike
      259 8 The object of .strike action is so to inconvenience thr employer that he will yield to demands put to him before the strike began. Inconvenience to the public, though inevitable no matter who of "what, the employer mpy bt is for all that hazardous subsidiary, useful insofar
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    Razak at work: 10,000 miles on visits
    201 9 Razak at work: 10,000 miles on visits IT JALA LUMPUR, 11 Tups.— The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, has travelled more than 10.000 miles this year on his visits to kampongs and villages throughout the country. Records show that In his capacity aj> Minister of Rural Development,
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    Garden party
    28 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Yang dl-Pertuan Agon* will give a garden party at the Istana Negara to deleeates attending the Colombo Plan conference on Nov. 15
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    So Dato Cheah bows out...
    321 9 ALLIANCE CRISIS OVER AND HIS JOB DONE. MCA CHIEF WANTS TO MAKE WAY FOR OTHERS By CHAN BENG SOON Alor Star. Tuesday piK national president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Da to (Dr.) Cheah Toon Lok, said today he would not stand for re-election because
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    Poppy dance
    19 9 IPOH, Tues.— A Poppy Day dance will be held at the Hotel Majestic here on Nov. 18.
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    One dead, 7 injured
    42 9 BENTONO. Tues. One woman was killed and seven other people Injured when a car In which they were travelling to Singapore overturned at the 4th mile. Ben-tong-Karak road, yesterday afternoon. The dead woman was Leong Ah Peng. 50.
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    Annual stamp exhibition
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selangor Stamp Club will hold Its annual stamp exhibition In the Chinese Assembly Hall here on Saturday. The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V.T. Sambanthan. will open the show.
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    144 9 I ZURINA, 2, AT C-PLAN SHOW TWO YEAR OLD Zurina bin Rasha seems to have much more to say than her two brothers. Yang Raslan, 9 (left), and Staarom. 4, and she seems to have overcome the difficulty o: using two telephones. Actually she is listening to
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    STUDENT SURVEY IN W. AUSTRALIA
    93 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday 'PHE Pan-Malayan Students' Association, the bigx gest Asian student organisation in Perth, is conducting a survey of Malayan students in Western Australia. The survey Ll to get an accurate picture of students from Malaya and Singapore and what they are studying in
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    Khir will lead Umno discussion
    97 9 Khir will lead Umno discussion SINGAPORE, Tues The Federations Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari, Is expected here tomorrow to preside over a special meeting of the governing liaison committee of Singapore Umno the following night. The meeting will be the last in a series convened to
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    School to honour child hero
    55 9 RAWANG. Tues.— The Government English School here will honour one of Its iormer pupils, Balwant Singh, V Malayans child hero of 1960, at Its annual speech and rrlseglvlng day on Friday. The presentation of a "special award" will be made by Selan&or's Chief Education Officer.
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    To lead Aussie delegation
    47 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.The permanent head of the Australian Department of External Affairs. Sir Arthur Tange, will lead the Australian delegation at the Ministers meeting of the Colombo Plan consultative committee conference beginning on Nov. 13 Sir Arthur is scheduled to arrive on Saturday.
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    Heads to meet
    30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.The National Association of Heads of Schools. Federation of Malaya, will meet at the Methodist Boys' Secondary School Hall here on Saturday at 9.30 a.m.
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    Girls' social
    25 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The St. Mary's Old Girls Association will hold a social evening tomorrow at 6.30 p.m. at the St. Marys School
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    'Don't forget us' plea
    60 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The president of the Air Ministry Loral Staff Union. Mr. V. Drvakirubal. has appealed to political leaders in Singapore and the Federation not to forget the interests of the 40.004 services workers and their dependants in any negotiation on the question of British bases
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    BODIES OF CAPSIZE VICTIMS FOUND
    155 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rpHE bodies of two estate labourers drowned when 1 two sampans capsized off Carey Island, near Port Swettenham, during a storm on Sunday night, were recovered this morning. The body of K. Marimuthu. 42, was found by his 20--year-old son. one of
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    PIRATES KILL TWO NEAR BORNEO
    110 9 PIRATES KILL TWO NEAR BORNEO fAWAU, (North Borneo), Tues. Pirates pounced on three trading vessels in the sea off Borneo recently killing two men and wounding another. Two reports were made at the Tawau police station about the shootings in the high seas on Oct. 31. The first report stated
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    Britain to train our nurses
    185 9 Britain to train our nurses KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. JLfORE than 200 Malayan nurses are to be sent to Af Britain for training in the next two years under a special arrangement with the British Ministry of Health. r This was disclosed to the Straits Times today by the Minister of
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    Vandals strike
    21 9 PENANG. Tues. Vandals broke a new wash-basin in the public lavatory on the Benong Ground, near the City Hall.
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    TWO POLICE OFFICERS COMMENDED
    94 9 TWO POLICE OFFICERS COMMENDED KUCHINQ. Tue.v Two Sarawak police officers serving at Slbu— lnspector Cheng Kwang Li. 27. and Inspector Vincent Khoo. 26— have received the Governor's commendation for services leading to the arrest and conviction of a 81bu gang of counterfeiters who were counterfeiting Malayan currency They received their
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    Thai reception
    29 9 KUALA LUVIPUR. Tues Members of the consultative committee of the Colombo Plan conference were entertained to a reception by the Thai delegation at the Cog dOr today.
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      WILD COLOURS ARE FANCIED AT THE PARTY
      932 10  - WILD COLOURS ARE FANCIED AT THE PARTY KATHLEEN HICKLEY —by MOTHER Goose invites her cousin Griselda to stay. The two urttches are inclined to be Quarrelsome and argue over their magic. The poor gander has a trying time dealing with them both and is pleased when Mother Goose decides to
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      Puss-in-Boots- it's a threesome
      353 10 MALAYAN PEN FRIENDS FROM THIS LIST Margaret Leader, aged 16; 34. Flesher Avenue. Richmond, Chriitchurcii, New Zealand; travelling, music. Maureen rhillips, aged 17; 36, Surrey Street, Caversham S.WJ. Dunedln. New Zealand; knitting, sewing. Lynia Bycrofi, aged 15: 1, Bidale Crescent, Talta, Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand;
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      231 10 Flipper finds his way to library ysss book IJ WAO4HC i ChiIDACnS I I I IB vl Name Address mm Age Sex HELLO Boys ond Girls; Here ore the winners of last Lost week Flipper was on week's quiz and colour his way to Puzzle Island competition: Ng Weng Library
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    HEAVY CUT IN U.K. TIN STOCKS
    505 12 By Our Market Correspondent fIN was the only market open in Malaya yesterday and the price for the third consecutive trading day showed a slight drop, falling by 25 cents to $482.37] per picul, on an offering of 250 tons. All other markets were
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    Smelters to offer public shares today
    173 12 rpODAY at 10 a.m. the X Malayan public will be offered for sale 4.500,000 onr dollar shares at $2.25 by Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd., which represents 45 per cent of the issued capital of Eastern Smelting Ltd The offer will remain open till Friday,
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    Good crop expected in Malaya from cocoa
    185 12 Yf R. J. CADBURY, iTI chairman of United Cocoa Development Ltd., spoke at the annual meeting in London of encouragement of soon reaping a worthwhile crop from the company's Malayan estate. At last year's meeting Mr. Cadbury referred to intensive measures to control
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    Final dividends
    142 12 Southern Malayan Tin Dredging announce a final dividend of Is. 6d. making 4s. for the year to June 30. 1961, against 2s. 6d. payable on December 29 to shareholders registered on December 1. The net profit for the year Is £723.083 ($£431,353) after tax Of £477.896 (£302.701). Consideration
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    35 12 On the frt« tiatiang* market in Mon« Kmi, the U.I. dtllar «v qiiotad at 569 for T.T. aad 5.M1 for ««ah. Sterling mm qujrtd at 13.77 aod •n* tad of old at 247».
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    October crops
    29 12 In October Selanror Coconuts Ltd. produced 162 tons of palm oil and 55 tons of palm kernels. Rajah Hitam Coconut Estate Ltd. produced 945 piculs of copra.
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    Nyalas crop
    10 12 Nvalas produced 63.600 lb. of rubber in October.
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    Melbourne stocks
    10 12 Melbourne Stock Exchange vu closed yesterday (Cup Day).
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      542 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT MEDICAL DEPARTMENT BRUNEI Application are Invited for nppoinimcni to the pc" ol Tuber* oukMfct Hpalth Visitor i.i the M'dk'al Dt-panment Brunei. DLTII Si Applicants must posKN. n-irisirablc in the Federation of Malaya. Singapore, or United Kingdom. The duties of thr post will include tuberculin tent in*:, B.C.G. vaccination
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      Work keeps Sankey from —hockey—
      401 14  - Work keeps Sankey from hockey LEE FOO SAN By IPOH. Tues. Philip 1 Sankey, 32, Malaya's international hockey player is placed in a situation which prevents him from taking part in top-class games. His work as superintendent of Maxwell Hill resort outside Taiping makes it very difficult for him to
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      MON AMI IS KEEPING HIS FORM
      455 14  -  EPSOM JEEP Sio Pwar finishes in front of Profit Taking in fastest workout By Ipoh, Tuesday \|ON AMI, winner of two races in his last three starts in Class 5, is keeping his form well and if the track is soft or heavy for
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      Hearts lose
      36 14 EDINBURGH Tues.—lnternazlonale of. Milan beat Heart of Midlothian of Scotland 1-0 here last night In the first leg of the second round of the Inter-Cltles' Fairs' soccer cup. Internazionale lea 1-0 at half time.
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      LORD FURY WINS MELBOURNE CUP RACE
      180 14 LORD FURY WINS MELBOURNE CUP RACE \IELBOURNE, Tues. Th« 20-1 chance Lorfl Fury led all the way tc win the A e 20,750 (about $140,000) Melbourne Cup, Australia's top horse race here today. Lord Fury, a four-year-old, eaualled the Australian and race record of 3min 19.5 sec for the two
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      35 14 Piggott 'yes MELBOURNE. Tues— Leading English jockey Lester Piggott has accepted an invitation to ride In the International Stakes at the Caulfleld racecourse here on Dec. 30. Later, he may ridr in Brisbane and Sydney
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      94 14 /GLASGOW. Tues.— Scotland \J include two new caps In their team to meet Waies at Hampden Park here tomorrow in the United Kingdom iniernational football championship. The newcomers are right back Alex Hamilton and cen-tre-half lan Ure, both of Dundee, who played well for
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      MCF officials
      36 14 PENANG, Tues. Gurchan Singh vas re-elected president of the Malayan Cyclists' Federation. Other officers: Secretary G.S. Johns, treasurer Yap Ghlm Leong. Committee Lim Hock Chye, D. W. Howell. Shaharuddln Jaffar. and Foo Khoon Kwee.
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      Abandoned
      28 14 NAIROBI. Tues. Heavy overnight rain which flooded the ground, prevented play In the match between F.R. Brown's cricket XI and Kenya here yesterday ,The match was abandoned.
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      Tickets for Tokyo Games
      109 14 TOKYO. Tues.— Japan Olympic organizing officials today announced about 200.000 tickets would be sold overseas for the 1964 Tokyo Games. They Issued a tentative plan for the sale of tickets and said reservations would be accepted from April, 1963 and sales would start from abo'it March.
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      266 14 FA CUP 2ND ROUND DRAW LONDON, Tuesday. MARGATE and Gateshead, two of tKe non-league clubs who scored giant-killing wins in Saturday's first round, earned their reward today with home ties when the draw was made here for the second round of the English F. A. cud
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      The Benaud Brothers
      53 14 BYDNEY. Tues— Australia Test captain Richie Benaud returns to Sydney club cricket on Saturday and plays for the first time In a team with his brother. John Benaud. -17. has been chosen in Cumberland's first grade team. Like his brother. John is a slow legbreak bowler and
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      Basiron is Round-Island -champion at Penang—
      44 14 Basiron is Round- Island -champion at Penang— BASIRON bin Alang (left) of Perak who won the 1961 Penang Round-t h eIsland cycling championship on Monday. Saffaruddin Z a i n (center) of Penang finished second with Tay Bock Teck of Malacca thirdStraits Times picture
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      44 14 JOHANNESBURG. Tues.— The New Zealand touring team's cricket match with Transvaal ended In a draw here yesterday. Final scores: Transvaal 397 for nine declared, and 167 for five declared; New Zealander.s 317 lor nine declared and 185 for six.— Reuter.
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      24 14 LONDON. Tues— Rut by Union results: United Hospitals P Edinburgh University 16: Falmouth St. Bans Hospital 0; Llanelly 8 Neath 3. K?tit°r
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      Officials are told: Pull your weight
      127 14 Officials are told: Pull your weight IPOH. Tues. The Perak Hockey Association did not want oflicial.> who wer* not prepared to pull their weight. said Dr. A. W. Moreira. presiding at the association's annual meeting here on Sunday. He appealed to those who accepted office to pull their full energy
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      FMOC should veto this waste of $10,000
      586 15 fHE Federation of Malaya Olympic Council, which meets today to approve the selection of a contigent of 106 for the SEAP Games at Rangoon next month, should be careful to see that there is no wastage of money even if there is plenty
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      TRIUMPHANT RETURN BY JALIL?
      442 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. WILL JALIL Che Din. who was good enough two years ago to take over the centre-half position in the Malayan team from Edwin Dutton, currently the captain made a triumphant return to bigtime football In Saturday's Malaya Cup final between Perak and Selangor
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      Tennis talks in Rangoon
      106 15 1/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Further discussions on the formation of a SouthEast Asia Lawn Tennis Federation will be held next month during the SEAP Games at Rangoon. LTA of Malaya secretary V. Ra.taratnam, who will lead the Malayan contingent to the Games as chef-de-mlssion, .said: "When I
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