The Straits Times, 2 December 1961

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    20 1 AVFnAfiF IKAIM CERTIFIED SAIF EXCEEDS 510.000 The Straits Times Mate's fane" 1 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    62 p.c. TAKE EXAM
    1170 1 Yong gives three reasons why boycott failed It's the highest total so far SINGAPORE, Friday A TOTAL of 1,958 out of 3,169 candidates 62 per cent, the highest number since the boycott be£an sat for the (Government Chinese Secondary Four examination in Singapore today. in reporting
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    Second class citizens? Oh no— Tengku
    801 1  - Second class citizens? Oh no Tengku DOUG LACKERSTEEN From LONDON, Friday II would be quite wrong to believe that Singapore citizens would become second class citizens in the proposed Greater Malaysia, Tengku Abdul Rahman said here today. The Malayan Prime Minister, speaking at a press conference, said that the inhabitants
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    Lock icon Aussies can go anytime: Premier
    145 1 Aussies can go anytime: Premier LONDON. Fri. Tongku Abdul Rahman, Malaya's Prime Minister, said here today he did not mind if Australian troops stationed in Malaya "leave tomorrow." The Tengku was answering questions at a press conference which dealt mainly with the Anglo-Mala-yan agreement on the setting up of a
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    Huks kill two
    30 1 MANILA, Fri. Communist Huks attacked a village some 65 miles north of Manila on Thursday night, killing a policeman and his son, the Evening News reported today.—U.P.l.
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    Gold smugglers caught
    217 1 HONG KONG, Fri. ¥>OLICE investigations lnI to the seizure of 144 lb. of gold worth about £31,250 from two air travellers from the Middle East led to the discovery of an international smuggling ring set up about two months ago. A court there was told this today
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    A 'VICTORY' MARCH BY STUDENTS
    582 1 SINGAPORE. Friday. OTUDENT pickets today "celebrated" the end of the five-day Government Chinese Secondary Four examination which they boycotted with a "victory march" in the grounds of the Chinese High School in Bukit rimah. From 2 pm. to 6 p.m. about 4.000 students waved paper
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    S'pore banks hit again
    299 1 S'pore banks hit again SINGAPORE. Fvi. The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association today announced that its Singapore members would only accept cheques drawn on themselves tomorrow. A spokesman tor thr as*ociatlon said that this action was due to a "go-slow" by the employees of the Chartered Bank in Battery Road, and
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    LATEST
    35 1 UN DEBATES CHINA I sill i» NATIONS l ri. iin General Mi) began Mil Jcb.it'- for first Umi Lm y\\\» should rep China In United N Btnmnnist Pckni; <>r Nationalist rim* hi li>rmi'- 1
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    Lock icon Baronet jailed for offence against girl of 11
    194 2 Baronet jailed for offence against girl of 11 I ONDON, Fri. Sir Alastair George Miller, 68, a baronet, was Jailed for a year at Stafford yesterday after a Jury had taken over seven hours to find him guilty of taking away a girl of 11. but not guilty on charges
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    Lock icon BANDA AT AIRPORT TO WELCOME MAUDLING
    110 2 BANDA AT AIRPORT TO WELCOME MAUDLING KLANTYRE. Krl.— Mr. Reginald Maudling, the British Colonial Secretary, arrived in Biantyre yesterday from Salisbury and was greeted by Dr. Hastings Banda. Nyasaland's Minister of Natural Resources and Local Government and leader of the Malawi Congress Party. Mr. Maudling is paying a two-day visit
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    Lock icon Enos bright and calm after double orbit
    112 2 CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida Fri. America's space chimpanzee Fnos arrived yesterday at St. George's on the British Atlantic Island of Bermuda. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced that Enos arrived at Bermuda aboard the U.S. destroyer Storme, which plucked the chimp from the
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    LOUIS XVIII JEWELS AUCTIONED
    90 2 LOUIS XVIII JEWELS AUCTIONED LONDON. Fri.— A ruby ano diamond tiara and bracelets once part of the French Crown Jewels, were sold to London dealers at the Sot he by auction rooms here yesterday for £44,000 fauout $374,000). Sold in two lots, they formed part of a set ordered by
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    Open trial in Cairo
    83 2 CAIRO. Fri -Four French officials, arrested in a dawn swoop a week ago on chargeof espionage and plotting to kill President Nasser, will be tried In open court next week, the authoritative Cairo newspaper Al Ahram reported today. The four men. Jean Paul Belllvier, Andre Mattel.
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    Lock icon Withdraw from Seato call by 20 MPs
    285 2 Withdraw from Seato call by 20 MPs LONDON, Fri. rpWENTY Members of Parliament tabled a motion last night denouncing the SouthEast Asia Treaty and requesting the British Government to give three months notice of its intention to withdraw from the Seato alliance and renounce all obligations under the treaty. The
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    Lock icon a non-nuclear club probe call by U.N.
    242 2 a non-nuclear club probe call by U.N. NEW YORK, Friday. THE United Nations main political committee called yesterday for pledges against the spread of ownership of nuclear weapons, and for an inquiry into the possibility of establishing a non-nuclear club. It unanimously approved without a vote an Irish resolution asking
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    Lock icon Nigeria—a desire to be republic
    127 2 Nigeria a desire to be republic LAGOS (Nigeria i, Fri.— The Nigerian Prime Minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa said yesterday that he personally was in favour of Nigeria becoming a republic. He told editors at a Pres. c conference here that he supported the idea of a repuDlic because of
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    Lock icon KUWAIT'S UN BID VETOED BY RUSSIA
    80 2 KUWAIT'S UN BID VETOED BY RUSSIA NEW YORK. Fri. Russia yesterday vetoed Kuwait's admission to the United Nations. contending that the oil-rich former Bnii :i protectorate was not a oovereign state but a dependency of Britain Mr. Valerian Zorln. Soviet president of the Security Council, told the council this dependence
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    Lock icon Greetings from K
    35 2 ROME, Fri. Mr. Khrushchev has sent a message of Rood wishes to Pope John on his recent 80th birthday, and a reply has been sent, a Vatican Press office spoke.sman said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 5-hour battle in French prison
    178 3 5-hour battle in French prison PARIS, Fri. After a flve-hour tear-gas battle between riot police and rightwing "Algerie Francaise prisoners, a former French Deputy was taken from Sante Jail to a detention centre early today. Riot police, armed with rifles, went in after the prisoners some in their uniforms and
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    Lock icon Queen's talk
    34 3 LONDON. Fri. Queen Elizabeth will again this year record her traditional Commonwealth Christmas message in mid -December to enable her to have a free day with her family on Christmas Day—- .Reuter.
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    Lock icon Monkey-san in rocket
    64 3 NAGOYA, Fri. Japan will launch a rocket carrying a monkey in its nose cone for a space probe early nexc spring, it was learned yester day. The Science and Technology Agency said the rocker will be fired from Omura Bay In Kyushu Island, south of Honshu. It
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    Lock icon A FAR-REACHING AIM TO OPEN UP MARKETS
    322 3 A FAR-REACHING AIM TO OPEN UP MARKETS GATT on proposals to help less-developed lands GENEVA, Friday. FAR-REACHING proposals designed to open up markets for less-developed countries and to encourage the growth of their industries were made in a communique issued by Gatt (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) here yesterday.
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    Lock icon 9 rebels killed
    32 3 JAKARTA. Frl. Nine Darui Islam rebels were killed and three others captured in a mopping-up operation in the Subang ristrict of west Java, according to an army announcement. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Border bus blown up
    54 3 BELFAST, Fri.— A Northern Ireland bus was blown up at Tullyrosmearn, County Fermanagh, near the border with the Irish Republic shortly after dark last night. Six men in battledress. armed with rifles and ma-chine-guns, ordered the driver, conductor and 12 passengers out and put a bomb
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    Lock icon more work, less food and no cigarettes...
    241 3 more work, less food and no cigarettes f ONDON. Fri— An eminent physician told 500 business executives yesterday that there were three ways towards long life more work, less food, and no cigarettes. Sir Derrick Dunlop. Professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Medicine at Edinburg University, told a health conference for
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    Lock icon French Assembly suspended in Algeria fist-fight
    149 3 French Assembly suspended in Algeria fist-fight PARIS, Friday. DEPUTIES came to blows and the Speaker suspended the session of the French National Assembly yesterday in a debate on Budget estimates for Algeria. Ushers separated the battling deputies. Passions rest* after rightwing speakers attacked Government policy and the deputy for Corsica,
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    Lock icon Fire in ship kills 12
    43 3 ROME. Fri. Twelve saJlor^ were killed in a fire aboard the 3,000-ton Rumanian freighter lasi, it was learned when the ship docked at Gallipoli. south-east Italy, yesterday. The fire was believed to have followed an engineroom explosion. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 15 KILLED WHEN VISCOUNT EXPLODES IN STORM
    87 3 SYDNEY, Frl. Fifteen people were killed after a Viscount airliner took off at Sydney Airport Into a thunderstorm last night. The Viscount, on a scheduled flight to Canberra, was routed over Botany Bay to avoid Incoming airliners, but 10 minutes af- ter take-off
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    Chinese Four exam: 100 bursaries for passes
    428 4 A SUPPLEMENTARY EXAM WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY SINGAPORE, Fri Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, announced in the Legislative Assembly today that candidates, who passed the Government Chinese Secondary Four examination boycotted by agitators would be eligible for 100 bursaries tenable for
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    Kidnap case: Court told of gunshots at park ambush
    395 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. HOW two bullets went off from a service revolver accidentally when a police officer hit a man with it on his head while arresting him, was told by a witness at the Assize Court today. The witness. Inspector Chan
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    DEFENDANT DENIES BID TO STRANGLE HOUSEWIFE
    203 4 DEFENDANT DENIES BID TO STRANGLE HOUSEWIFE SINGAPORE. Fri. A senior War Department employee today denied in court an allegation that he had on Mar. 20 tried to strangle his neighbour, a housewife, and was bitten by her on the arm. Lee Hun Nle, of Jalan Bahagia, was making his defence
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    STEPMOTHER BEAT CHILD, FINED
    166 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A housewife, who severely assaulted her teenaged step daughter while punishing her, was today fined $150 by Mr. Ho Thian Cheh. the Tenth Magistrate. Yeo Ah Lek. 41. of East Coast Road, was found guilty of wilfully assaulting Ong Al Choo. 12. at their
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    Ration zones
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Water will be shut off tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Zones Four and Six and In Zones One and Beven from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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    THEY CHEATED DEATH...
    121 4 A CHINESE seaman existed alone on a raft In the Atlantic for FIVE MONTHS before he was picked vp suffering from nothing worse than a stomach disorder. Poon Lim literally cheated death and so did others like Nicholas Alkemade, who fell three-and-a-half miles without a parachute and
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    WOMEN IN THE PICKET LINE
    42 4 THESE women are among about 200 employees of William Jacks and Co. (Singapore) Ltd. who are now on strike. They were among the picket lines outside the firm's premises in Bukit Timah Road. (Story in back page).
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    Adler at the Vic
    91 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Larry Adler. accompanied by Cheung Mun Chit, gave a harmonica lecital In ihe Victoria Theatre tonight. Mr Adler. who has played in Singapore with considerable success on at least two previous occasions, drey only a small audience tonight. Probably his best performance tonight was
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    Alumni Assn. officials
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Tan Hon Loong has been elected president of the South Branch of the Alumni Association of the College of Agriculture. Other office bearers are: Ist vice-President, Mr. Osman bin Ismail; 2nd vice-pre-sident, Mr. Tan Peng Gee: secretary Mr. Lav Theng Siak: and treasurer, Mr.
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      Lock icon UK ban bid may hinder West Indian entry to US
      285 5 UK ban bid may hinder West Indian entry to US LONDON, Friday. MR. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour Opposition, suggested last night that by imposing a quota on West Indian migration to Britain the Government was jeopardising emigration of West Indians to the United States. He was speaking in
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      Lock icon THE 'DEAD' WOMAN WHO MOVED BACK TO LIFE
      88 5 THE 'DEAD' WOMAN WHO MOVED BACK TO LIFE PEMBROKE (Wales), Fri. Doctors here today were fighting for the life of 78 year old Miss Frances Morris who prople thought was dead. The village policeman at her home in Crymmych, near here, and neighbours who found her lying in her kitchen
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      ARCHBISHOP PRAYS at GANDHI's SHRINE
      58 5 The Arcbbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Arthur Ramsay, prays over Mahatma Gandhi's shrine at Rajghat. New Delhi recently. He attended the World Council of Churches session in the capital. At the Gandhi sbrinc he said. "I am happy to pay homage to a noble soul and
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      Lock icon Unofficial taxi strike in London
      95 5 I ONDON. Fri.— A 48-hour unofficial strike by some ot London 1 9,000 taxi driver* yesterday hit taxi services throughout the capital, and at London airport In particular. A maximum of 12 cabs was reported serving the airport where there are normally 100. The taxi-drivers
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      Lock icon A GIRLS' RESCUE SERVICE FOR MEN IN DISTRESS
      91 5 I ONDON. Fri. Twelve attractive secretaries have launched a rescue service for London businessmen In distress. They will tour London daily in a bus equipped with radio telephone their notebooks and portable typewriters ready 'xj rush to the aid of any Dusinessman
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      Lock icon Test ban talks deadlock— Dean goes home
      219 5 Test ban talks deadlock Dean goes home GENEVA, Friday. TVfR- Arthur Dean, United States delegate to the three-power nuclear conference, said here today that the United States still hoped to convince Russia of tho necessity for an internationally controlled nuclear test ban treaty in which the world would have full
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      Lock icon Missionary premier
      58 5 RANGOON, Fri. The Prime Minister of Burma, U \u, said yesterday that he plans to become a Buddhist missionary in India when he leaves politics next March at the end of his current term. He told the Burma Journalists' Association that he would join the Buddhist mission at
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      Talk by Heath
      40 5 BRUSSELS. Fri. Mr Edward Heath. Britain's Lord Privy Seal who Is in charge of negotiations with the European Common Market, left here by air today lor Stockholm to lecture to the European Free Trade Association's Action Committee.
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      Lock icon A wife from the streets
      224 5 LONDON. Fri.— A Sunday newspaper reporter on a vice Inquiry married one of the prostitutes he Mtervlewed In the hope that he would change her ways, but when she took up with her old clients again he bought a gun, a court here was tolri
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    The fears of those who are political risks—by Mr. Tan
    2452 6 The fears of those who are political risks by Mr. Tan SINGAPORE, Friday The Speaker rules on attempt to repeat policy T»HE MINISTER for National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Gan. said in the Leg i s 1 a t i ye Assembly's continued debate on merger today that people who
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    STUDENT PICKETS GET SET FOR A MARCH
    123 7 em>KM pickets boycotting the Singapore Government Chinese Secondary Four examination mass outside the Teachers' Training College examination centre in Patterson Road yesterday as they prepare to march off. From the TTC. the students went to the Chinese High School in Bukit Timah Road
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    Show in gardens
    25 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— The Department of Information Services will hold a film show In the Lake Gardens on Sunday at 7 p.m.
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    114 7 MALAYSIA: BRITAIN DID CONSULT THE OTHERS ONDON, Fri.— Before the JL recent Malaysia talks in London, the British Government had consulted the Governments of North Borneo and Sarawak and sought the views of the Sultan of Brunei, the House of Commons was told. Mr. Harold Davies (Labour) had asked what
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    Turf club's gift for tuition by top surgeons
    262 7 Turf club's gift for tuition by top surgeons SINGAPORE, Friday. T»HE University of Malaya in Singapore will be able from next year, to get the services of top foreign experts in surgery thanks to the Singapore Turf Club. rhe club has decided to provide $15,000 every year towards the cost
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    Fair in aid of Girl Guides
    50 7 Fair in aid of Girl Guides KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Selangor Girl Guide Association will stage a food and fun fair at the Brickfields national-type English School at Jalan Abdul Samad tomorrow at noon. Proceeds will go to the Selangor Guide Hut Fund. The Tengku Ampuan will open the fair.
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    TWO MEN WIN BRIBERY APPEAL
    228 7 TWO MEN WIN BRIBERY APPEAL oINGAPORE, Fri.— Two furniture dealers, sentenced by a district court to two years' jail for corruption, had their conviction and sentence quashed in an appeal in the High Court today. The two men are Ng Kong Yue, alias Robert, and Wu Ken San, alias Ngo
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    A new centre
    25 7 KUALA PILAH. Frl. The Yang dl-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembllan will open a new community centre at Kampong Pilah Tengah on Monday.
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    STORE UMNO TEAM TO GREET TENGKU
    102 7 CINGAPORE. Fri.—Singapore Umno will send a delegation of 50 to Kuala Lumpur to greet Malaya's Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, who returns on Tuesday afternoon from London after his successful Malaysia talks. This was disclosed here by the party's secretarygeneral. Syed Esa Almenoar, today.
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    S'PORE IN RADIO QUEST
    84 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Radio Malaya's "Radio Star" contest will be held at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall on Dec. 23. For the first time since the contest was launched three years ago. Radio Singapore will send a team of singers to compete on a regional basis.
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    5 umbrellas for the King
    246 8 A RELAXING DAY IN PENANG GOLF. THEN SNIPE SHOOTING TWE Yang di-Pertuan Aeons is shielded from the rain by five umbrellas as he walks towards the gangway to board the railway launch Elizabeth on his arrival at Prai by the Royal train from Kuala Lumpur.
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    Teacher leaving
    30 8 BATU GAJAH. Fri. Mr. Goh Wai Wah. 24, a teacher at the Royal English School here Is leaving for England soon to take up a course in architecture.
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    AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS GET A BOOST
    243 8 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS GET A BOOST KUALA LUMPUR. Friday REACHING by audio-visual aids in Malaya's 5,000 1 schools will be stepped up next year. The grant of $50,000 which has been given for this purpose is an increase of 530.500 over this year's $19,500. Most of the $50,000 would be spent
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    INDUSTRIAL PEACE— AS Mr. M SEES IT
    103 8 INDUSTRIAL PEACE— AS Mr. M SEES IT IPOH. Fri The acting Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam said here today that management-la-bour problems should be ironed cut by the two parties getting together and talking things over in a spirit of friendly understanding. Mr. Manickavasagam, who spent 90 minutes this
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    Tengku Ampuan plans visit
    62 8 KLANO. Fri— Two daughters of the Sultan of Selangor. Tengku Nor Marina, two-and-a-half, and Tengku Nor Zlhan. four, will go on a oneweek visit to Medan with their mother, the Tengku Ampuan. In January. "his Is the Tengku Ampuan s first visit t j Medan. her
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    Base handover
    29 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl^-The Gurkha Engineers. being transferred to Kluang, Johore. will formally hand over their Sungei Besi camp to the Ist Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment next Wednesday
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    9.02 INCHES OF RAIN IN 24 HOURS
    174 8 9.02 INCHES OF RAIN IN 24 HOURS I(OTA BHARU. Fri. v The airport at Pengkalan Chepa recorded 9.02 inches uf rain in the 24-hour period up to 7 a.m. today— the heaviest rainfall for any single day this year. The rain -swollen Kelantan River Is fast rising and at least
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    NEW SET-UP AT MALAYAN ALUMINIUM
    71 8 NEW SET-UP AT MALAYAN ALUMINIUM NEW YORK. Fri. Aluminium Ltd. announced yesterday that Deithi-lm and Co. Ltd.. Zurich. Switzerland, will participate as a minority shareholder In Alcan Malayan Aluminium Co.. the Canadian company's new plant in Malaya Deithelm and Co. has been Aluminium Ltd'.s sales representative in Malaya since 1947.
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    DEATH
    30 10 2* H'ortfi (Vl'mnam) DEL TOFO: On NoiTOllw I«th. Via I>. I Tufo of Little Uad4e»d*n, H--itfordehire, hu abend of Kathrrlnr and Mhef "f I'eter, Anthony, Sarah. <:*ory and Simon.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    28 10 2* V«Mj| {if i.HiMnni MRS O.K. MAJUMDAR. OMMM and Majumdar brothers thank MaMtVM and fririid.. for their lettexa and <abir. or rondo, erne 0* their rrc«ot bereavtMM.
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    189 10 It W*rdi $1$ (Minimum) ITTV COtTILLO wpnvarmi llni«r at Tb» Oockpu. TNI COCKPIT'S Javt Rl]((Ur»l ■*rr*d •vhjp Saturday and Sunday luaeh time. MOKC MOM." Thai a wkat tb< mat ii i" Myron wbrn you »»rv» Tries Oat far brMkfun. an a packet i^may. TACKt OP IMACINATION but xirt for
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    92 10 J» Wtrit lt.Ss (Mi*.) wiiLlv church. aaraaisan. »'|«*it Sraool 8.16 am.. anoday ■arrlea p.m. All walcona. PRHBYTaiiIAN CHURCH In MB(apora, Oreaar* Road. Sunday larrlca V a.m. and p.m. All welcome. lILI-rRiUVTINIAM CHURCH S'.caar a>r»'re». Zloa, Seranroan (Jaraoa; 9.00 a.m. Gallllaa, 61 m.a. Paali Panjaac Road: 0.30 a.m. Juroaa
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      A Charter for Trade
      728 10 The ministerial conference of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Gatt) ana the continuing nineteenth session of contracting patties have quietly come to grips with the complexities of international trade as it aiYects under-developed countries in a way that noisier conferences have generally failed to
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      Royal Tour
      266 10 All Malayans today wish Godspeed to Their Majesties the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong as they leave for India and Pakistan in response to long-standing invitations from Dr. Rajendra Prasad und Field Marshal Ayub Khan. A variety of factors combine to make these State visits
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      Exam Success
      153 10 All praise should be heaped upon Singapore parents, supporters and children who turned out yesterday without cowboy-and-Indian masks over their faces, without a lot or rowdy ostentation, but steadfast in their intentions, to nelp make the day's attendance at examination centres the best yet, with two thirds of
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    The race for the exits before the door closes
    1509 10  -  RUTH GLASS AN IMMENSE URGENCY BEGINS TO SWEEP THE CARIBBEAN... —AND THE CRY IS HURRY. MAN! COME SOON!' FROM KINGSTON. FRIDAY ON the quay at Kingston, in the sweat of noon, the onlookers press against the gate. An Italian liner leaves
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    Luthuli: the test he faces next week
    583 10  -  STANLEY From UYS: Capetown, Friday MASS meetings will be held In South Africa on December 10. Human Rights Day, when ex-Chief Albert Luthull is due to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. Inevitably, a fierce political controversy is raging among whites and
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    Heart case student graduates with honours
    100 11 Heart case student graduates with honours PERTH. Fri Malayan student Yeoh Oon Sain. SS, who last year underwent a serious heart operation here, has graduated with honours from the I'niyersity of Western Australia. And he probably does not know it yet. Prnang-born Ycoh is now at s«-a in the liner
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    False card
    37 11 IPOH. Fri. Leong Khai Onn. 25. was today jailed for two years when he pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court, here to possessing a false identity card in Pasir Pniji new village on Oct. 22.
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    Book early for Xmas trunk calls
    62 11 Book early for Xmas trunk calls KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Telecommunications Department u-ged Federation and Singapore subscribers today to book early if they wished to make greeting calls overseas during the Christmas and the New Year. Bookings will be accepted from Monday. Singapore subs crlbers should dial 908. People in
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    Premium bonds cashing begins
    47 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Seventy people went to the Accountant -General's office here today to redeem premium bonds issued by the Government in 1951. They collected a total of $4,000. A total of $1,253,395 is to be collected by the holders of the bonds.
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    An education without tears
    424 11 MINISTER REFERS TO SPORE STUDENT TROUBLES IN SPEECH ON FEDERATION'S PLANS FOR CHINESE SCHOOLS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. J HK Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib, today referred to the student troubles in Singapore and said: "In the Federation, we want an education system which
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    'SUDDENLY HE PUT HIS ARMS ROUND ME'
    116 11 'SUDDENLY HE PUT HIS ARMS ROUND ME' mJTTERWORTH, Fri. A JD girl rubber tapper, Chik binte Dams, said in a magistrate's court today that a labourer embraced lier while she was at work one morning. "He came up to me on the pretext of asking for some water, then he
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    Eager boatman fined $40
    40 11 PENANG. Frl. A sampan man's over-eagerness cost him a $140 line today. Lim Too Kla, 25, pleaded guilty to boarding a Dutch vessel, the Van Neck, before it had been cleared in Penang Harbour this morning.
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    Two for course
    41 11 TANJONG MALIM. FrL Two teachers of t c Sekolah Dato Abdul Razak here, Mr. Mark Anthony and Mr. K. Thangarajah, will leavt by air on Dec. 15 for a one-year course at the Teachers TrainIng College at Kirkby.
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    Lock icon School's out—6 weeks
    87 11 School's out— 6 weeks ITUALA LUMPtJB. Fri. The «ix-weck December vacation for 1,300.000 schoolchildren in the l deration has begun. Teachers (in background) watch boys of tbe Methodist Boys' School rush out as the bell signals end of term. The Crown Prince of Brunei, Pengiran Muda Hassanal Bolkiah, accompanied by
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    Now 53 more leave SPA
    152 11 SINGAPORE, Friday. FIFTY-THREE members of the Nee Soon branch of the Singapore People's Alliance led by the branch chairman, Mr. Lim Siak Juan, resigned from the party yesterday. Their resignation follows close on the heels of that of three SPA leaders, including the sec-retary-general, Mr.
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    Swee Kee director of new company
    121 11 IfUALA LUMPUR, 1V Frl.— The Federation Government has granted pioneer status to three more companies which have a total nominal share capital of $9 million. A director of one of the firms Malayan Industrial Plastics Ltd. is Mr. Chew Swee Kee, former Minister of
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    Back pay for staff of 44
    84 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. Fortyfour employees of the Asia Insurance Co. Ltd. will share $9,576 which the company will pay them in the form of readjustment of salaries retrospective from June this year. Employees will receive* sums ranging from $90 to $390 in back pay tomorrow.
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    Two societies struck off
    48 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Technical College Alumni Association and the Selangor Penghulus Association have had their registration cancelled because they have ceased I to function, a gazette notification disclosed today. Both organisations had failed to submit their annual returns to the Registrar of Societies.
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    PASSING-OUT PARADE TODAY FOR 18 OFFICERS
    121 11 PASSING-OUT PARADE TODAY FOR 18 OFFICERS CUNGEI BESI, Fri.— A ceremonlal passing out parade will be held at the Federation Military College here at 9 a.m. tomorrow for the first batch of 18 short service officer cadets, who have completed 13 months' training. The cadets came from all ranks of
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    $25 fine for clog attack
    47 11 BENTONG. Frl.— A housewife. Chia Ying. 23. of Chul Yin Street here, was yesterday fined $25 or two weeks' jail for assaulting another housewife, Choong Sal Len. with a clog on Sept. 17. She was ordered to pay $15 compensation to Choong.
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    Nair is ill
    42 11 SINGAPORE. FrL— Hearing of the dispute between the Singapore Printing Employees' Union and the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd.. before the industrial Arbitration Court was postponed today because Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr. representing the union, was taken ill.
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    A leaflet war on thugs in Penang
    156 11 A leaflet war on thugs in Penang pENANG, Fri.— Penang police have launched a leaflet war on gangsterism. "Don't let secret society thugs bully you," state* a leaflet now being distributed throughout the state The leaflet urges victims to notify police promptly of any gangsterism. This can be done, the
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    GIRL FACES MISCHIEF CHARGE
    71 11 GIRL FACES MISCHIEF CHARGE SINGAPORE. Frl- A girl member of the Singapore Work Brigade today pleaded not guilty to three charges of committing mLschief by setting fire to three bicycles at the brigade camp-site in AirDort Road on Nov. 24. Lee Loon Llan. who was allowed bail of $1,000 was
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    870 12 COSTS AWARDED TO LEE AND STRAITS TIMES- SINGAPORE. Fri.w The Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, today set aside notices of motion in connection with an application by Inche Abdul Aziz bin Rahaman for leave to issue a writ or writs of attachment
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    Accused of 4 murders
    70 12 BENTCNG. Hi. Leong Weng. 55. a former labourer, will appear In court here on Monday in a preliminary inquiry into the murder of three women and a man 10 years ago. He was alleged to have killed Loo Mool Lan, her sisters. Ah Llm and Chan
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    GOVT. DECISION TO CONSERVE FORESTS
    334 12 GOVT. DECISION TO CONSERVE FORESTS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday, THE Federation Government has drawn up plans to conserve Malaya's forests and ensure that there will be no shortage of timber in the future. The Government has decld- #<J that: FOREST resources will be maintained and developed and will not be squandered:
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    Competition means better deal
    80 12 Competition means better deal I/UALA LUMPUR- Fri. The number of firms supplying services or goods to the Federation Government has more than doubled since 1957, the AccountantGeneral, Mr. K. Roberts, said today. He said this was due to increased competition. For the two or three firms which used to supply
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    CLAMP DOWN ON 'MUSHROOM' INSURANCE FIRMS IS EXPECTED SOON
    188 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A CLAMP down on "mushroom"' insurance companies is expected to be made soon under the Life Assurance Act, which was recently passed by Parliament and is to be brought into force on Monday. A gazette notification today conferred
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    Two young wives are found dead
    112 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two housewives have been found hanging in thrir homes in Kuala Lumpur. They were Sara binte Abdul (ihani. M, of Ipoh Road, and A. Malamah. N, of Bungsar Road. Sara was found hanging in her room at 12.30 p.m. today by
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    Ipoh stadium project approved
    297 12 IPOH, Fri. The Town Council last night approved the People's Progressive Party badminton stadium project after a spirited debate. The project was opposed by the two Alliance members in the 12-member-council, Mr. Wong Kok Weng and Dr. Haji Megat Khas bin Megat Omar. The motion by
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      178 12 SERVING MALAYA AND THE WORLD. UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA) ANNOUNCE THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR TAIPING BRANCH By The Hon'ble Dato Sha'ari bin Shafiee Mentri Besar of Perak On SATURDAY 2nd December 1961. 126-128, KOTA ROAD, TELEPHONES: TAIPING MANAGER 56 rAIPINia GENERAL OFFICE
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    PRICES IMPROVE FOLLOWING RECOVERY IN TIN MART
    362 14 From Our Market Correspondent PRICES on the Malayan Stock Exchange yes tcrday were generally bet ter although no real ex pansion in the volume of business written was re"orded. The market was taken by surprise by the sharp recovery in the overnight London
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 MaUjtmi Stock Indicts: Nov. 30 Dec. 1 Industrials: 157.42 158 41 Tins: 299.49 300.03 rubbers: 231.85 231.85 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    667 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of dea.s n brackets: Industrials: Gammon (1.000) $1.66; cold Store (1,000) 52.40 cd; Steamers (3,000) "H cents ON; 8- Traders (3,000) $4.90 xd: Dunlops (1.000) 51. 16 ON. (2.000) 51.16. (1.000) J1.15, (1.000) 51.17. tl
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 14 SINGAPORE. Dec. 1. RUBBER: ">l cents per lb. (up one eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 75A cents (quiet). TIN: 5480.87J per picul (up $2,621). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    209 14 DECEMBER first ;:rsds rubbsr btiysrs f.s.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at TiJ cents per lr>. i ,> one-elKhtb of a cent on Thursday's price. The tone was vsry quist. S.C C.R.A. closing price* In c.nt* per lb yesterday: Int. 1 R.H.S. Prompt f.ab. buyers 741. sell«r» INK; Int.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    112 14 MELBOURNE, Prt. TNVESTMENT biiares closed the week alont; steady lines. KIM-tronir Industrie eased Is. to 13s. and Aust. Cement Is to 87s 6d. Batt metal* were firmer and oils were steady. Commonwealth bonds were tradec along firm lines. Con. Zinc 6? 9 Mount Isa 69/lVt Herald 60-J'j tl.B.
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    Singapore tin price is up $2.62;: Rubber quiet
    305 14 rpHE Singapore tin mar--1 ket reversed its first reaction to the sale of 600 tons on Wednesday by the GSA and the local price yesterday advanced by $2.62* to $480.87 h per oicul. On Thursday the feeling had been bearish because It
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    Persistently bearish rubber mart
    572 14 COR the greater part r of the week very quiet conditions were experienced and once I again prices moved within narrow limits report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly survey I of the Singapore Rubber Market. Latterly, with a somewhat better tone apparently developing overseas, one
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    125 14 CHINESE Product Inching* Singapore n**n prises per pleul ysstsrday. Coconut all: bulk 53.1 sellers, drum S37i sellers. Copra: November UK/ Continent 525 buyera, $25 1 sellcni; Pspper: Muntok white $162t aellera, en-.,,-.!, whlti- $162 senen, special Sarawak black $123 sellers, garbled Uiiupung black $125 sellers, special Sarawak black
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    144 14 rf Malayan faahanga Bank*' A»§»elatian mad* these ohanjt'« In ltd ratta to merchant! ycMwd&r (all rataa to $1001 Naw Yard: buylnc T.T. 32 19/16. airmail O.I). 33 1/16. »O d/at 33 0/16 credit bills, 33 7/16 trad* Mil*. Canada: buying T.T. 34 3/9, airmail O.D. 34 1/2. 90
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    189 14 23/26, SHIM lying atanasid* ttis Slngaa«ra wharvas today ars: Bedill NW. 3. Semmat NW. 2. Melbourne Maru 25/26, State of Bihar 46, Amaglsan Maru 8/9, Borlbana 13/14, Tlrrmnna 45, Onda 6/7, Meonta, 19. Btratheden 42/43 Outer raads: Llan Hln, Pearl Haves Vlort, Olentcarry. Y&manaml. Kluang, North
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      1257 14 LAND AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT SARAWAK Application ;.re invited from Miit..bly quaiifk-U persons for appolnrmfTii to ti.e Land and Survey Dept.. Sarawak to underlay* the following auties: 1 Instruct™, Land Surveying 2. Instru'.lor. Cartographical D ruUK h isn tanshlp Applicants should hnve wlda expenence In tnese flpjkM, .mil applications from retired
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      1628 15 TENDERS 1 J.K.R. PERUS TENDER NOTICE I'r-nders will be rece.ved from 'E' and .ibove registered I contractors at the office of the Engineer. P.W.D K. .md Perils at Alor Si.ir up to 3.00 p.m. on 9th December. 1961 CooatrooUon ot a Fi>!.. Cum Quarters si Ku.ii.i PERLIS. Pull particulars cnii
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      924 15 ACCOMMODATION WANTED It Word* Sj (Min.)— Box it cti. txtru WANTED TO RENT unfurnished Hou>». 2 or 3 bedrooms District 9. tO or 11. Please write Box A 5560 S.T. a par* WANTED FEBRUARY by European couple furnished unfurnished 3 3 bedroom bungalow /bouse district 5 10 or 11. Box
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      1033 15 EDUCATION It Word* tt (Ml*.)— Box it cts. txtrm J L.C.C EXAM. Bkpiofc- Inter. AcctgHlgb«r questions Answers 1947-61, 1 also T/wrttlng qns. avallabl* from > TO Samuei. P.O Boa 1731. S'pora. TUITION I tt Words ti (Min.)— Box tt ttl. titrm LAOIES I Learn to cook deliclou* j J Cantonese
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      1008 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Words tt (Ml*.)— Box it cts. rxlrm 1941 MODEL LAMBRETTA Scooter vary good condition low mileage new 1 (par* wheel many accessories $1,000. View 737, Havelock Road, Singapore. 1957 VAUXHALL CRESTA Kngtn* 1 carpets bodywork etc Good condition $2,200. 2.V Hyde Park Gate. R.A-F. Seietar. Spore.
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      1008 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE !t Words ti (Min.)— Box it cti. txtrm fOm SALI m-» Humt>er H»« k In fcOod condition, price 51. 500-. Lnqu:nm- -Telephone Spore 1 *****. AUSTIN ASS STATION Wagon, re- tlstervd September 1060, one owner, excellent condition, comprebenstrr losuran'.-e September 196°J Taxed February l&t>2 53.500 *Wi (Bpore>.
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY FORUM
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      Temerloh bridge in danger again
      102 16 MONSOON RAINS HAVE FLOODED THE RIVER J WISH to draw the attention of the authorities concerned to the danger that once again threatens the Temerloh bridge. Since the start of the monsoon the river has risen rapidly threatening to submerge the bridge. The flooded water
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      CHARGE FOR SERVICE NOT PERFORMED
      101 16 CHARGE FOR SERVICE NOT PERFORMED I^OR the past several years. 1 1 have been billed $4.80 per month for refuse removal by the Malacca rural district council. As there is not much refuse from my house, I have been turning what little there was Into compost for my flower beds.
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      Philippine liberator: Meeting in Singapore
      115 16 Philippine liberator: Meeting in Singapore U/ITII reference to the article "ARuinaldo" In the Asia Magazine of Nov. 19. it is interesting: to recall that a former editor of the Singapore Free Press. Makepeace, arranged for the Philippine liberator to meet the American Admiral Dewey in Singapore before the Battle of
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      ROAD HAZARD IN RAINY WEATHER
      142 16 ROAD HAZARD IN RAINY WEATHER T AST Wednesday while driving from Ipoh to Bukit Mertajam I must have passed well over 100 cyclists and of these there were only five with rear lamps and only two with efficient reflectors that is ones that could be seen from over 20 yards.
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      SAFETY CROSSINGS
      67 16 I THINK it is time the authorities in Johore Bahru built zebra crossings to help school children to cross the roads safely especially near Loronsr 1 Jalan Ngee Heng and at the approaches to all schools. In a fast developing town like Johore Bahru it is essential that
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      A PUZZLING CHANGE
      224 16 New method used for listing bus routes THE Singapore Street Directory and Guide (Fourth Edition. April 1957) printed on Pape 151 a list of bus routes, which was reproduced in the reprints of December 1957 and August 1958. In December 1958 the fifth edition printed on Page
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      THANKS TO Mr. MARSHALL
      57 16 IT is heartening to see the questions of unemployment insurance and eld ;'Re pen i oeing brought to liulit again. Will the Government kindly get crackins on this belated scheme and cheers to Mr. Marshall for his continuing efforts in tryIng to bring about t realisation
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      A GLIMPSE OF OLD SINGAPORE
      122 16 I REFER to H.T.SAs special feature on Singapores transport in 1902 iS.T. Sept. 21). I am quite sure that his picture of a tram was not taken when it "was moving along Tanjong Pagar Road in 1906' because I remember well the building shown in
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      ROAD TAX RIDDLE
      62 16 r\AN someone in the Road Transport Department explain why a friend who owns a motor-cycle of 1000 c.c. has to pay $40 road tax every six months? As everyone knows, all motorcycle owners have to pay only $20 half yearly. The amount my friend pays for road
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      193 16 more new, lovely colourful English Pyrex Opal Gaiety round casseroles with black snotoflaka on pearly-ti);iu 2 pt. and 3 pt. sizes with or without serving stand. Opal dividaf vegetable dish— in yeiloot bhie, black or pink. Coffee maker, in glistening Coffee Tea jug, in clear Pyrex, clear Pyrex. Complete with
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      164 16 Straits Times Crossword I I 1 Koss c mining wliiiarawal (7i. 1. EU^l and I »t« In th. mood C !?"SS2™J«, S 9. Fish? Yee, on returning in Tl'?! 11 wh U BoU 10. imp^JWe women at mv- 13 it on to exact payment 12 sL 18 IV ch w
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      1314 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR Appointment of Deputy Municipal Architect Applications are invited from Federal Citizens for Uie above appointment in the Municipal Architect's Department. Salary: $1,370/- per mensem plus a variable Cost of Living Allowance. Qualifications: Associate Membership of tne Royal Institute of British Architect* or
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      1397 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC Applications are Invited from suitably qualified persons tor appointments to commence as soon as possible. OKPARTMENT OP ARCHITECTURE BUILDING (a) Senior Lecturer in Building: Qualifications: The Senior Lecturer in Building is responsible to the Head of Department for Professional. Technicians and Trade Courses in Building. He
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      566 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCY FOR A CHARGEMAN IN THE D.I.D. Applications are Invited from suitable candidates for the post of a Chargeman (Electrical) in the Drainage and Irrigation Department. Trans-Perak at Lambor. 2. Applicants must hold at least a Chargeman 's Certificate without restriction on Power Stations. 3. Applications should be
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      137 17 TENDER TENDER NOTICE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDERS have been despatched to contractors for Groups: IK. 4 A. TENDERS close at 2.30 p.m. on Friday 15 Dec. 61. The Government of Malaya does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. N. V. PHILIPS -3UPHAR P.O. Box 1117 Singapore
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      84 17 TENDER KKLAXTAN J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from re P.W.D. Contractors Cl and above will be received at the office of the State Engineer, P.W.D. Kelantan. Kota Bharu up to 3.00 p.m. on 10th December, 1961 for the Construction of 6 Units Claal "F" Quarters at State Hospital. Kota Bharu. Plans
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  • RACING
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      Test dates for West Indies tour of England
      114 18 Test dates for West Indies tour of England GEORGETOWN, Fri. Dates for Test matches on West Indies tour of England in 1963 were announced here yesterday, by West Indies Board of Control .secretary Ken Wishart. They are: First Test at Manchester June 6-11; Second at Lord's June 20-25; Third at
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      Thai champion knocked out
      62 18 TOKYO. Fri. Thailand's junior Orient lightweight rhampion, Klrsak Barbos, was last night knocked out in the nfth round of a 12-round title fight here by Japan's Yukio Katsumata. The Japanese challenger lloored Barbos with a right hook after 2min. 49sec. of the fifth round. Barbas sat
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      Darlene enters three tennis finals
      170 18 PERTH, Fri. Darlene Hard of the United States, already in the women's singles final, reached the finals of the women's doubles and the mixed doubles at the Western Australia lawn tennis championships here today. Darlene and Mexico's Yola Ramirez easily qualified for the women's doubles
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      TWO NEWCOMERS IN SMART TRIAL
      33 18 THIOMAN (Moses Lee) A wins in a tight finish from Top Peal (Mat Shaari) and Eiffel Tower (Key Mitchell) in the second race at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday.
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      Lock icon Sire dies
      27 18 LEXINGTON. Fri. Royal Charger, bought from the r rlsh National Stud ln 1953 by B racing syndicate here, died /esterday of a heart attack Reuter.
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      Bistro also shows top form
      265 18  - Bistro also shows top form EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Peak of Perfection and National Charm, two recent importations trained by "Porky" Donnelly, provided the most interesting workout here this morning. They sprinted 3f in 39 4/5 in heavy going. Peak of Perfection was ridden by Khamis while National
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      TOMORROW'S RUNNERS
      1062 18 RACE 1: 2.30 CLASS 3, DIV. 6-6 FURS. 1 Bravado (Bravado Sit E. Breuk. 5 9.0 (F) ltonn.il> 2 ***** Vero (Native St.) Sullivan, 5 8.12 'Subi-in 3 8 Shlrai (M. Warden) Sullivan. 4 8.9 Lee 4 0964 Apa Lag! (Wan St.) R. Breulc.. 5 8.8 <SF) '•Llm
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      Lock icon Brian hopes trip to FE will lead to place in Cup side
      355 18 Brian hopes trip to FE will lead to place in Cup side LONDON, Fri. A TRIP to the Far East, during which he will be x challenging in championships and tournaments worth $170,000, is part of the plan which Brian Huggett, a young Essex golf professional, hopes will lead to
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      Murray wins Aust title
      59 18 MELBOURNE. Fri. Alan Murry. 21 -year-old from New South Wales, today won the Australian professional golf championship by beating bighitting Frank Phillips 2 and 1 in the 36-hole final at Rossdale near here. Phillips, who last week won the Australian Open championship, was one up at
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      Lock icon MARGATE FALL TO NOTTS COUNTY
      37 18 NOTTINGHAM. Fri. Margate, riant-killers of the First Round of the English FA. Cup. were knocked out by Notts County in their Second Round replay here last night Notts County won 3-1— Reuter.
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      ELLIOTT MAY NOT COMPETE AT PERTH
      115 18 T ONDON, Fri.— Herb Elliott, Australian holder of the world mile record, and Olympic; 1.500 metres champion, hinted here today that he may not be able to run in the Commonwealth Games in Perth, next year. Elliott, who won the mile and half mile
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      Lock icon Hall hurts his back
      88 18 BRISBANE. Fri.-West Indlan fast bowler Wesley Hall dismissed three AustraLuP Test stars ln a Sheffield, Shield match here today then ricked his back and had to go to hospital for an XRay. Hall, playing for Queensland against New South Wales shot out Nell Harvey and Norman
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      144 18 AT >. For Malaya's Most Challenging Car K\ f MINI MINOR Greater Luxury Here's Mini-Motoring in the Grand Manner still —inside and out wjt^ same won<^ er^ u up-to-date-50-miles-per-gallon economy and seating for four adults. New. improv*d-d«sign •••ting. Note the attractive new door chrome finish and the Special sound-deadening for
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    Piggott likely to ride at the St. Leger meeting
    349 19 Piggott likely to ride at the St. Leger meeting CRACK ENGLISH JOCKEY ON WAY TO AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE, Friday TOP English Jockey Lester Piggott, who rode more than 160 winners on the British Turf this season and finished runner-up to Australian Arthur 'Scobie" Breasley in the jockeys championship, is likely to
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    PHYSICAL CULTURE STUDY TRIP FOR PAUL
    141 19 PHYSICAL CULTURE STUDY TRIP FOR PAUL SEREMBAN, Fri.— Twenty five-year old Paul Sta Maria Mr. Malaya, 1961— will shortly leave' for Britain for a three-year course in physical culture. His trip is being sponsored by the Negri Sembilan branch of the Trade Union Congress. Branch chairman Tuhln Mukerjle said today:
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    Cheng Wah's shock win
    112 19 Cheng Wah's shock win CHENG WAH 2 TROTTERS 1 fPOa. Fit Cheng Wans young footballers today sent the powerful Trotters into shock defeat in their RDY Cup semi-final here. League champions Trotters, who had earlier this week eliminated Ramblers, the cup holders, found their match in Cheng Wah's hard-tackling defenders.
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    Lock icon Easy win for the Airmen
    45 19 HONG KONG. Fri. The visiting Far East R.A.F. cricket team from Singapore yesterday overwhelmed the local "Seawlngs" by 111 runs 'ln a one-day match. Scores were: R.A.F. 177-9 dec (Hicks 42. Beardwell 65 not out) Seawlngs 66 (Mllner 4-26K— Reuter.
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    Tests for umpires
    79 19 TPOH. Fri. The Malayan Hockesy Federation umpires board will conduct the next written examination for umpires on Feb. 4. 1962. It will be held simultaneously at various centres throughout the country to be followed by a practical test at a later date. Candidates taking the examination will
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    HOCKEY Spore recall Hon Yam
    397 19 HOCKEY Spore recall Hon Yam YUSUF IS ONLY NEW 'CAP' SINGAPORE, Friday. pHAI HON YAM, Singapore's inside-right at the Olympic Games in Melbourne in 1956, has been recalled to the Singapore side for tomorrow's home international against Malaya on the S.C.C padane (5 p.m.) His selection was no surprise although
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    Schoolboy in S'pore fifteen
    109 19 Schoolboy in S'pore fifteen SINGAPORE, Fri.—Eighteen-year-old schoolboy Georgt McGarry (Alexandra Grammar) has been selected for Singapore at centre-three n. the Malaya Cup Rugby matcii against Negri-Malacca at Malacca tomorrow. McGarry. who has played for SCC and Combined Schools this year, replaces Ramli. Before ne came to Singapore ir. 1959, he
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    Win a car at races
    97 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two lucky visitors to the St. Le^er race meeting here at the end of the month will each get a motor-car as a Christmas present from the Singapore Turf Club. Two Mini-minors one each on the first ana third days of the meeting—
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    MALMO SCORE 3 AND WANTED NO MORE
    274 19 MALMO SCORE 3 AND WANTED NO MORE CINGAPORE. Fri. Malmo F.:. 1 of Sweden got oil the mar": with a confident 3-0 win over Singapore at Jalan Bes_r Stadium tonight. Thpy were fast and superior, but were content to win narrowly. AfU taking a 2-0 half-time lead, they played the
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    Lock icon Transferred
    37 19 BERLIN. Fri.— East German racing cyclist Erich Hagen, who won a sllveT medal with Germany's road time trial team In the Rome Olympic Games, has been transferred to a minor club for neglecting his training.— Reuter.
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  • SPORTS SUMMARY
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      SOCCER
      18 19 POPPY DAY FUND (Segamat): Segamat 1 Mi'ar 6. PONGOOL CUP (T. Anson) Stars 2 Town Council 0.
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      HOCKEY
      26 19 HOCKEY PE.sANG LEAGUE: Sepoy Lines 2 Penang SC 0. IPOH DIV. 1: YMCA v Malays, postponed. TAIPIXG LEAGUE: Garrison A v Garrison B. postponed, rain.
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    Lock icon India 209 for three in Test
    176 19 India 209 for three in Test KANPUR. Fri. India had scored 209 for three at close of play on the first day of their second cricket Test against England here today. Pace bowler Barry Knight, playing in his first Test for England, bowled Contractor for 17 to claim the first
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      265 19 S F? ROTAX A fine giH to add to Al i|J Christmas. Beautifully \r U. li ttyle the Rofo 9'* c MM Bfl^l Uch lmooth "cot LJ 111 mon V «»citing J^^^~>sJß colours, with resilient M fcsJ il>s ron 9' n 9 from 4«w \^^V c tro >mc f 0
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      94 19 HOCKEY HOME INTERNATIONAL: Spore v Ivlalaya, 5 p.m.; Junior international: Spore v Malaya 3.45 p.m. (both matches at Spore padang). BUGGER MALAYA CL'P: Penang v Forces (Butterworth). Negri-Malacca v Spore (Malacca). ALL BLUES CUP: S'gor v Kedah (XL padang). CLUB MATCHES: Spore RAF Changl v Blacks (Changl), Ipob PTC v
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 20 INTWItTLC: In fvrr-lovmi: memory Srmrnylh. Srl.insor who 11 I From hi» lorrowrmt* iiml 'iro'h^r Stevr. Il:nr> town Ron»r, sirrtc. nr. Dartmoutb. l>won.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    26 20 THI FAMILY of thp late Madam Q'irk Suan N>o Klncfrfly thank relative* and frirnd* for visit*, donation*. »r«uh». auiatnncF and kind attrndancr nt the funeral.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    22 20 ALL OLD BOYS of MAS Kuala Lnmivir renvnded of ■—ml itmner Klim I nt at T. 30 p.m to«i«l>t. P^.er i
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    Space-chimp Enos—blazing a trail for astronauts—
    99 20 Space-chimp Enos— blazing a trail for astronauts If ERE is American space chim- panzee Enos who orbited the earth twice in a capsule launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Wednesday. Before his space journey, he was subjected by technicians to simulated space conditions, and he is seen above being fitted
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    351 20 LONDON. Prt.— Today's closing middle prh-es of selected stock* i not including stamp duty were: TIN LONDON. Frl. Buyers £957. sellers £958, Forward buyers £964. sellers £965, Settlement £957. Turn over a.m. 200 tons, p.m. 36 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet. RUBBER LONDON, Prt. Spot
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    A TRIBUTE TO SOCIAL WORKERS
    93 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Puan Noor Aishah today declared open an exhibition of the Ikenobo school of Japanese flower arrangement at the Victoria Memorial Hall In aid of the St. Andrews Mission Hospital. Puan Noor said. "The purpose of this exhibition Is to raise funds for the
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    15 William Jacks strikers picket chiefs home
    509 20 15 William Jacks strikers picket chiefs home SINGAPORE, Fn. STRIKERS today picketed the Binjai Park horn« of Mr. A.B. Whitehouse, manager of the Singapore branch of William Jacks and Co. (Malaya) Ltd.. after they had seen three men enter the house with briefcases. Police were called to the scene, but
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      43 20 The weather XJIGHEST and lowest tern** peratures i» M«uaya and Singapore for :lie period 8 p.m Thursday to 8 p.m ye&terda\ Hi.l.i-l Ix>wr»t Kuala Lumpur J>B 7:! Kota Bhaiu 81 72 Penaug Bti 73 Ipoh 86 73 Malacra Hti 72 Slijßaporr 80 73
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