The Straits Times, 16 October 1962

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    21 1 AVFHAGF DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 Nat**" He**"* The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon FIGHT to LAST GUN
    529 1 Menon: We'll push out Chinese troops, if it takes 100 days or 1,000 days BANGALORE Monday THE Indian Defence Minister, Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, said here yesterday that India was determined to throw the Chinese from Indian soil. "We will fight to the last man,
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    Lock icon A SHOCK MACHINE TO SAVE LIFE
    94 1 A SHOCK MACHINE TO SAVE LIFE ATLANTIC CITY, Mon. A portable electric shock pack which may save thousands from death from heart attacks, electrocution, or drowning was shown today to a meeting of the American College of Surgeons here Its inventors said the 45 Ib. device had already revived two
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    Cholera area
    21 1 MACAO. Mon. Macao was declared a cholera Infected area when a 65-year-old woman was confirmed suffering from" the disease.
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    Lock icon TENGKU IN LAHORE
    328 1 Premier and wife receive separate warm welcomes LAHORE, Mon. The Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and his wife received separate and warm welcomes today when they arrived for a two-day visit to this ancient city, now the capital of the province of West Pakistan. The Malayan
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    Lock icon Bookies pay out $33 million
    149 1 LONDON, Monday. ORITISH bookmakers operating "fixed odds" foot- ball pools will pay out about £4 million (about $33 million) today because of a record 27 draws in English and Scottish league matches on Saturday. Punters who forecast aicertain numbers of draws at predetermined odds will
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    Pilot drops in on the tomatoes
    175 1 1 50 ft. to go as a jet nose-dives... LONDON. Mon. A CAMERA clicks at I,oooth of a second, with aperture set at f.B, and captures the astonishing moment of life or death for test pilot George Aird. .He is up there, with 150
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    President of Senate ill
    55 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Dato Haji Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Yassin. 72. president of the Senate, was suddenly taken ill this moming at his home in Bellamy Road and was ordered to take "complete rest* by his doctors. He returned to Kuala Lumpur only last week after
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    Lock icon Dockers strike in Australia
    45 1 SYDNEY. Mon. Australia^ 20.000 water-side workers staged a lightning strike In all ports today 'in protest against penalties imposed on their union for strike action. A total of 7,100 dockers stopped work in Sydney and Melbourne, affecting f 7 ships. Reuter.
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    Officials arrested
    25 1 BAIOON. Mon. Three South Vietnamese official* have been arrested here In connection with alleged illegal transfers of funds aJbroad and black market speculation.
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    For talks with Nik
    30 1 MOSCOW. Mon. Finnish President Urho Kekkonen arrived from a vacation resort on the Black Sea today for talks with Premitr Nlklta Khrushchev and other Sovi-t leaders.
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    Rain, tides bring floods
    166 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Monsoon rains, coupled with high tides, have flooded various parts of the country. Hardest hit was Port Swettenham with the worst floods in 30 years. Water rising to the live-foot mark forced about 1,000 people in the area to evacuate their homes twice
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    Lock icon Driver killed
    37 1 RIVERSIDE (California). Mon. American racing driver. Pat Pigott. 24. died in hospital after crashing at about 90 miles per hour into a guard rail during the 200--mile international sports car grand prlx here yesterday. Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
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      Lock icon UAR-Yemini accord
      482 2 A FEDERAL UNION TO BE SIGNED BETWEEN EGYPT AND NEW REGIME Sallal accuses King Saud £AIRO, Mon. Yemen and the United Arab Republic are to sign a federal union accord in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa, informed Yemeni sources here said. They said the agreement would not provide
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      Fight back bullying husbands Red wives told
      142 2 Fight back bullying husbands Red wives told MOSCOW, Mon. ITI Soviet women were told yesterday to fight back husbands who beat them. The advice in an article In the Soviet newspaper Literary Gazette which Inwelched against "too submissive wives who put up with all kinds of maltreatment from "holligan" husbands.
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      Lock icon A ban the bomb protest rally
      52 2 STOCKHOLM. Mon. About 300 people staged a "ban the bomb" demonstration at a meeting here last night addressed by Dr. Earle Reynolds, skipper of the anti-nuclear campaign ketch Everyman 111, police said. The ketch, whose International crew include six Britons, leaves today for Leningrad.
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      Lock icon BABY BORN HALF-HOUR AFTER MOTHER'S DEATH
      87 2 BABY BORN HALF-HOUR AFTER MOTHER'S DEATH BERLIN (New Hampshire), Mon.— An eight lb. baby girl was born here yester day nearly 30 minutes after her mother died In a car crash. The mother, Mrs. Cecile Berthiaume, 28, who was expecting her child next week, died in an ambulance after the
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      Lock icon U Thant to visit Algeria
      49 2 ALGIERS. Mon. The FLN newspaper Al Chaab said here today that U Thant, the U.N. Secre-tary-Oeneral, had accepted an invitation fro mthe Algerian Prime Minister Mr. Monamed Ben Bella, to visit Algeria. The visit would probably be made early next year. It added.— Reutei
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      36 DIE IN BUS CRASH
      45 2 CI'ENCA (Ecuador), Mon. A bus carrying 44 people to Quito hit a rock jutting out from the side of the road near here yesterday and burst into flames, killing 36 passengers. Eight 'badly burned survivors were taken to hospital. I'M.
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      Lock icon ALPHA 66 POSES PROBLEM FOR U.S.
      305 2 ALPHA 66 POSES PROBLEM FOR U.S. 'Difficult to withhold sympathy 9 WASHINGTON, Mon ]Y|R. McGeorge Bundy, President Kennedy's iTI adviser on national security affairs said last night the United States had a difficult task weighing overseas reaction to threats by a Cuban exile group to attack any shipping calling at
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      Lock icon A cave home with fridge and bath for 3
      120 2 A cave home with fridge and bath for 3 SALISBURY. Mon. Two young tobacco farmers and their African servant have moved a polished dining table striped chairs, stove refrigerator and bath Into a bush cave, 120 miles north of here, while their house is being built. Bob Scherius, 28. and
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      Lock icon Soviet blast
      39 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. The U.S. Atomic Energy commission announced here that the Soviet Union detonated a low yield nuclear device early yesterday in Siberia. It was the 19th explosion to be announced In the current Soviet series. Reuter.
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      ADENAUER 'ALARMED' AT MOVES ON BERLIN
      408 3 ADENAUER 'ALARMED' AT MOVES ON BERLIN BONN, Monday. JJK. Konrad Adenauer decided to make his surprise visit to Washington because he is alarmed at signs that the United States is seeking a new initiative to justify renewed talks with Russia over Berlin, Bonn observers believe. The Chancellor's visit, on Nov.
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      Clashes as 15,000 march in language row
      173 3 Clashes as 15,000 march in language row- ORUSSELS, Mon. The age-old rivalry between Flemish and French-speaking Belgians erupted into street clashes yesterday when more than 150,000 Flemings demonstrated their discontent. Cliilmins increasing French control in the capital, the protesting Flemings came from all over the country to march In solid
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      Lock icon Grace cuts short her visit to 'enemy' capital
      290 3 Grace cuts short her visit to 'enemy' capital MONTE CARLO. Mon Princess Grace hurried back from the "enemy" capital of Paris yesterday to find French troops guarding the border of her husband's principality of Monaco and shm>keepers complaining about the drop In tourist business. Whatever the reason tor the lack
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      Lock icon 'A new Negro revolt in U.S.' warning
      156 3 NEW YORK, Monday. A NEGRO labour leader said yesterday that the slow pace of racial change in the United States I was leading to a new Negro revolt. Mr. A. Philip Randolph. International president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters said on
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      QUIC LOOK ROUND
      184 3 QUIC LOOK ROUND YfOSCOW, Mon. Mr. Khrushchev and the Chinese Ambassador here. Mr. Liv Hsaio. exchanged toasts to the "Indestructible, fraternal Soviet-Chinese friendshlo" at a dinner here last night. Mr. Khrushchev gave the dinner In honour of the ambassador, who is leaving Moscow shortly GETTYSBURG: Former President Mr. Dwight D
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      Lock icon Now centigrade is first
      77 3 LONDON. Mon. Britain last night entered the second stage of its three-stage chance-over from the fahrenheit to the centigrade temperature scale. Since January both scales have officially been used in weather forecasts, with the fahrenheit tem- peratures given first by the Meteorological Office. From last night
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      Lock icon STONED THEN SET ABLAZE
      51 3 SALISBURY, FrL An African police reservist died in hospital here last night after a group of African* attacked him with stones, then poured petrol over him and set it alight, police announced. .Police reported several cases of arson in various districts, with churches as main targets.
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      Lock icon World Bank chief
      51 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. President Kennedy was widely reported here yesterday to have chosen Mr. George Woods, a New York banker, to succeed Mr. Eugene Block as president of the Interns lional Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Mr. Black, who will be 65 in May. la retiring next year.
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      Lock icon No move on UN transfer to Geneva
      195 3 No move on UN transfer to Geneva ITNITED NATIONS. Mon. A U.N. spokesman said yesterday that there were no proposals at present for transferring the General Assembly to Geneva. He was commenting on Press reports that the U.N. was Investigating the possibility of moving the .assembly to Geneva in 1965.
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    A symposium on dentistry
    62 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malayan Denial Association will hold a symposium at me Medical Alumni Centre. Sepoy Lines, on Thursday at 7 p.m. Among the speakers are Mr. Llm Kheng Ann, chairman of the association and dentai surgeons Messrs. Ctioo Teck Chuan and Lee Ek Chong of
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    Court told of clue on a wine bottle
    351 4 Court told of clue on a wine bottle GEYLANG BAR MURDER TRIAL OPENS gINGAPORE, Mon. The dead body of a Gey lan g Road I bar cashier was found one afternoon in June this year with his hands and legs tied and his head resting face downwards on a pillow,
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    TOO EAGER TO DO BUSINESS, 24 -BOATMEN FINED
    106 4 TOO EAGER TO DO BUSINESS, 24 -BOATMEN FINED SINGAPORE. Mon. Hundreds of Singapore men. women and children yesterday made the annual sea "pilgrimage" to Kusu island to pray. For 24 sampan men the day meant thriving business. But in their eagerness they took on too many passengers. Others used cargo
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    Teachers told to reject offer
    239 4 k SINGAPORE, Monday Singapore Teachers Union has called on the 3-odd teachers from the "December 1960 to reject new conditions offered by the ;ry of Education. union's decision to the new offers was made at a central council meeting yesterday. The Government's offer, according to
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    NEW LOOK CENTRES PLANNED
    167 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A blueprint for multipurpose community cen tres throughout the island, was announced by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lse Kuan Yew, today. Under this new plan, a large number of small centres will be built in rural areas for use in the day as creches.
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    Ministry free film shows
    125 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE. Mon. —The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places at 7 p.m. during the week. Tomorrow: Cash in Estate Ponggol Road 9J m.s., Chong Yip School. Jalan Ulu Bembawang, Kheam Hock Road wayang stage, Ming Chong School, Mata Ikan. Wednesday:
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    Appeal court
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Couu of Criminal Appeal will commence sitting at che Supreme Court on Oct. 28 at 10.30 a. m.
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    Kranji clinic opening
    66 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Kranji Maternal and Child Health Clinic will be officially opened by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education Mr. K. C. Lee. who is also Assemblyman for Bukit Panjang, tomorrow. Radio Singapore will the same evening broadcast a programme on the opening ceremony
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    Water cuts
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. WaWT will be cut off tomorrow along Bukit Timah Road between 92 m.s. and 10; m.s. from 9 a.m. to p.m. and Clio Chu Kang Road, between 11 m.s. and 111 m.s. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m
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    Appointment
    18 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Dallp Singh has been appointed a Deputy Public Prosecutor for th« Siate of Singapore.
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    University lecture
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Professor W. A. R. Wikkramatileke. of the Department of Geography. University of Singapore, will speak on "Geography its Nature and Purpose" at 8 p.m. on Wednesday at new lecture theatre No. 3. at the University campus.
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      148 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movemenu at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London. Frankfurl. Zurich. Tel Aviv. Teheran. New Delhi. Rangoon. (BA 700) 5.50 p.m.; from Hong Kong (BA 061) 2 45 p.m. Qantas: From Sydney, Darwin. Jakarta
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    Black magic in a courtroom
    226 5 IPOH. Monday JUDGE SMELLS INCENSE AND SAYS: THIS MUST STOP 9 [ACT I] THE SCENE: An empty courtroom. THE TIME: Before 8 a.m. today. ENTER (furtively) a dabbler in black magic. Incantations. Other goings on. I ACT ill THE TIME: 10 a.m.: Assembled in the
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    A 'GOOD DEED' MAN STABBED
    148 5 A 'GOOD DEED' MAN STABBED DUKIT MERTAJAM, Mon. A man was stabbed while trying to stop a quarrel between a husband and wife, the Sessions Court was told today. P. Kunjiah, 32, pleaded guilty to a charge of causing grievous hurt to Lim Cho Lai, on July 21 at Sungei
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    Carpenter is attacked
    61 5 PENANG, Mon. A carpenter, Thun Siew Thong, was attacked with a parang while drinking beer with a friend at a coffee stall in Light Street late on Saturday. He was punched from behind by a man and then struck with a pnrang. When he ran away, about
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    School concert
    22 5 PENANG. Mon.— The Chung Ling High School will present a concert at the school hall at 8.30 p.m. this Saturday.
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    JUDGES: OPPOSITION VIEWS HIT AT IN SENATE
    404 5 JUDGES: OPPOSITION VIEWS HIT AT IN SENATE KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. senators hit out today at Opposition views on the political appointment of judges in Malaya expressed in the Lower and Upper Houses. They cited the "excellent record" of the Judiciary in this country and said that the Alliance Government had
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    Row over allocation of low-cost houses
    142 5 Row over allocation of low-cost houses \M UAR, Mou. A row ITI started between Socialist Front and Alliance councillors yesterday over the allocation of the council's low-cost houses on a racial basis It began when the council's deputy president. Inche Bachok bin Kassim, suggested that the 141 houses be distributed
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    Villagers attack 24 ft. python
    43 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon.— A 24ft python was killed while having a meal at Padang Bulu. near Scarboro Eitate, at the week-end. Villagers saw the python trying to swallow a goat. They attacked it with sticks, knives nnd axes.
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    'I don't mind 3 years in jail'
    98 5 'I don't mind 3 years in jail'- IPOH, Mon.— Zainal bin Ibrahim, 26, today asked a magistrate, Inche Anuar bin Zainal Abidin, to impose a "heavy" sentence bn him. He had pleaded guilty to three charges of disposing of stolen property. "How long do you want?" asked the magistrate. "I
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    RMAF SEEKS MEN
    68 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Royal Malayan Air Force is to recruit men for its various mechanical branches. Applicants should be between 18 and 25 years old, not less than 5' 2" high and with a minimum educatlonal qualification of L.C.E. in English or Malay, They will be
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    Malay talk at varsity
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR Mon.— An expert on Malay and Indonesian studies, Professor Sutan Cakdir Alistjabana, will give a talk on "The Study of Malay and Indonesian Language and Literature in a University' 1 at the University of Malaya tomorrow night. Professor Alistjabana. formerly the visiting Professor of
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    Weekend reports of 'unusual' robbery —cases
    163 5 Weekend reports of 'unusual' robbery cases- KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The police are investigating reports of two weekend robberies "in eire v m s tances which were rather unusual," according to a police spokesman. A 14-year-old schoolgirl reported that she was knocked unconscious by a blow on the head, gagged and
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    PREMIER STEPS IN TO SAVE 200
    110 5 PREMIER STEPS IN TO SAVE 200 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. is to take up the case of 200 civilian employees of the Air Ministry, who have been declared redundant. He will ask the Secretary for Defence to request the Air Ministry to consider deferring the
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    Bookie fined $4,000
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tay Ban Seng alias' Ah Sco, 30. was today fined $4,000 for acting as a bookmaker in Still Road yesterday. Tay pleaded guilty. Two other men, Tan Lai Seng. 37. and Lav Bang. 40. jointly charged with betting with Tay, were each fined (50.
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    Teacher's home entered
    51 5 PENANO. Mon.— Burglars broke into a teacher's house in Bangkok Lane last night and stole $350 in cash and jewellery. Miss Mabel Ooi. of the Methodist Girls' School, reported to police the thieves broke into her house between 5.30 and 9.16 p.m. after forcing open the back
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    Accused of robbing
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Ooh Ah Ter. 17. wms charged 'today with robbing Neo Ngo of cash and jewellery worth $250 at Chua Chu Kang Road On July 0. He was remanded until next Monday.
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    49 more at outward bound
    68 5 LUMUT, Mon. A new intake of 49 students was admitted to the Outward Bound School here at the week-end. Two are from Borneo. 11 from Singapore and the rest from various parts of the Federation who came on either Government or private scholarships. This Is
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    Councillors who don't pay their dues
    113 5 Councillors who don't pay their dues MUAR, Mon A Socialist Front councillor, Mr. Tan Kok Chee, told a town council meeting yesterday that some councillors were setting a bad example by not paying their bouse assessments regularly. He added that arrears of more than $84,000 in assessments were owing to
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    'Malaya can now make vital products'
    127 6 'Malaya can now make vital products' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaya has reached the stage when it can I have its own factories to manufacture vital products, Mr. K. C. Boon, managing director of a new steel pipe manufacturing company, said at a Press conference today. He then said that the
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    Acting OCPD
    49 6 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon.— lnch* Abdullah Sanl bin Hussain U acting O.CPD., Sungei Patanl, in the absence of Mr. B. Abraham, who is taking an advanced course in administration at the police college, Kuala Kubu Bahru. Mr. Yeong Sai On has been transferred to Ourun as O.C.P.D. there
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    FOR WOMEN TRAFFIC COPS
    66 6 FOR WOMEN TRAFFIC COPS SINGAPORE. Mon. The drab grey and khaki uniform of Singapore's traffic policewomen has been discarded. Now they will be in white, with black belt and dark blue beret. Said a Traffic Department official: "The new uniform will help the public to pick out traffic policewomen from
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    3 am MURDER: JOBLESS MAN, YOUTH FOR TRIAL
    355 6 3 am MURDER: JOBLESS MAN, YOUTH FOR TRIAL MALACCA, Monday. 'JAM Ah Cheng, 19, a labourer, and Bong Nget Lan, 26, unemployed, were committed today to stand trial in the High Court on a murder charge. Tarn and Bong, with another man not In custody, were alleged to have stabbed
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    Graduate teacher crop a record
    114 6 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A record number of graduates from the University of Singapore and the Nanyang University will receive Certificates in Education at this year's annual graduation ceremony at the Teachers' Training College next month. A total of 123 graduates, 25 from the University of Singapore
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    Varsity plans course in industrial chemistry
    241 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A COURSE in industrial chemistry is likely to be started in the University of Malaya next year. Head of the university's Chemistry Department, Professor Rayson L. Huang, indicated this today in his inaugural lecture entitled "the new organic chemistry" at the
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    $5,000 bail for doctor
    88 6 $5,000 bail for doctor SINGAPORE, Mon. Grey-haired Dr. Heng Yeck Meng, a private practitioner, stood In the dock of a magistrate's cpurt today charged with "voluntarily causing a pregnant woman. Heah Eng Kiu, to miscarry" on Aug. 22. It was alleged that the miscarriage was caused "not for the (purpose
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    Woman injured
    28 6 BATTj OAJAH, Mon.— Chong Kam. 59, was knocked down by a van near the 23rd mile Tanjong Tuallang Road this morning. She Is in hospital here.
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    DECIDED—ANOTHER UMNO DIVISION
    178 6 DECIDED— ANOTHER UMNO DIVISION TJELUK ANSON, Mon. —Delegates from 23 branches of Umno in the Bagan Datoh area decided at a special meeting yesterday, by an overwhelming vote of 51 to six, to form their own division. The meeting was presided over by Incbe Buialman bin Bulon. president of Lower
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    Talks to be held on ASA airlines
    155 6 Talks to be held on ASA airlines KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The first meeting of the ASA committee on airlines and civil aviation, to be held in Bangkok from Thursday to Oct. 24, will discuss various matters including the possibility of forming an ASA airline. According to a Government statement today,
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    On special course
    39 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The District Officer of Macaang, Inche Mohamed Anftin bin Abdul Ghani. left today for a one-year special course in public administration at Carleton University. Ottawa, Canada under the Colombo Plan technical assistance scheme.
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    Youth acquitted of extort bid
    46 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A youth, accused of trying to extort $1,500 from Lim Bale Khoon. 43. a company manager, in Upper Circular Road on June 22. was acquitted by a district court today. Tan Pak Nan was not called for his defence.
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    Inquiry on GPO: 37 shops at stake
    244 7 Inquiry on GPO: 37 shops at stake KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. jiEVERAL million dollars worth of business of 37 shophouses in Batu Road will be at stake at a government inquiry on Nov. 16, it was announced here today. The inquiry into the claims of these shophouses will determine whether the
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    MALAYSIA 'SPECIAL' FOR WEST GERMAN TV
    132 7 MALAYSIA 'SPECIAL' FOR WEST GERMAN TV SINGAPORE. Mon.— A West German film company has picked Singapore as the headquarters to cover the South East Asian region for a television network with more than 20 million viewers. Heading the Singapore bureau of the firm is Mr. Robert Bittner, 25. He is
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    MB inspects project
    25 7 KUALA TRENOOAND. Mon.— The Mentrl Besar of Trcngganu, Dato Ibrahim Fikri bin Motiamed. today inspected rural development projects in the Dungun district.
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    Children call on the police
    48 7 KUALA TRENGGANTJ. Mon. Thousands of school children throughout the State today visited police stations where 'they were given talks on crime prevention. During the "Police Week"— Oct 14 to Oct. 16 all police stations in the State will be open to the public.
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    Investigator to be transferred
    44 7 KAJANG. Mon.— The police investigating officer here. Inspector Talib bin Mohamed Amtn. will be transferred soon to Sepang where he will take charge of the police station there. Inspector Soak Sal Chong from Contingent Headquarters. Kuala Lumpur, will succeed him.
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    Sarawak moves out of the swamps
    263 7 KUCHING, Mon.—Sarawak will be able to "move out of the swamps" by 1970 and rich interior land will be opened up for development through over 1.000 miles of new roads, Sarawak's Director of Public Works, Mr. J.K. Wardzala, said today. The new road network
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    ADVERTISING FIRM'S PAY AGREEMENT
    163 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Some 20 employees from the advertising firm of Pearl and Dean (Asia) Ltd., in Shaw House are to get more pay and improved working conditions. This follows a three-year agreement signed between the management and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union representing the
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    Aishah told: Age of chivalry has not passed...
    395 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon THK Minister of Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh tn--1 day described the appointment of Malaya's first woman Senator, Che Aisrah Ghari. as "yet another milestone in the progress of parliamentary democracy" in this country. As leader in the Senate.
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    Gift of goats
    36 8 KLUANG. Mon.— The District Officer here, Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Majid, today presented 20 female goats and one stud goat to eight fanners of kampong sembrong. as part of the goat freedinji scheme.
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    Five years for having acid
    85 8 Five years for having acid SINGAPORE. A|on. Ngai Chee Menu who was found carrying a bottle of acid in Palembang Road on June 15, was jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today. Two others, ling Throw Beng, also a labourer, and Ho Ah Seng,
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    CASE OF THE $7,500 LEG FOR APPEAL
    306 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. JHE Privy Council will decide whether the $7,500 awarded to a seven-year-old boy for the loss of his right leg is enough compensation. This was the sum awarded to the boy, Jag Singh, by Mr. Justice Suffian, now a High
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    Committee hear 'resale of land9 allegations
    170 8 Committee hear 'resale of land 9 allegations JOHORE BAHRU. Monday. A SOCIALIST FRONT Assemblyman, Mr. Son Kirn Siam, today appeared before a special committee appointed by the Ruler-in-Council to repeat the allegation he made in the Johore Legislative Assembly in July that certain Alliance councillors had bought Government land in
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    Doctors' president
    23 8 IPOH, Mon.— Dr. V. J. Seevaratnam was elected president of the Perak Medical Practitioners' Society at Its 22nd annual meeting here.
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    A robbery in Kallang Park
    44 8 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Pour men robbed welder, Leone Kong Hwa. 22. and his girl friend of $200 worth of valuables and 125 cash at the Kallang Park last night. The couple lost two rings, two gold chains and two watches.
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    Prize day
    25 8 MUAR. Mon. The District Officer here. Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Tahir. will speak at the Ismail English School's prizegiving day on Thursday.
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    Man, 59, goes to jail
    60 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Quek Ah Yang. 59, was today fined a total of $1,700 In default 10 months' jail on two charges of possession of distilling apparatus without a licence and illegal distilling of intoxicating liquor in a squatter hut at pulau minyak at 1 ajn.
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    Rich coal deposits found in Sarawak
    290 8 OINGAPORE. Mon. Rich coal deposits have been found at Silantek. 80 miles from Kuching, and there will be at least 300 jobs going when mining operations begin. This was revealed today by Mr. S. Kikuchi, a director and Mr. Minoru Soga. field officer .of
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    Mr. Wade returns
    31 8 SINGAPORE. Mon— The New Zealand Commissioner. Mr. R. H. Wade, returned to Singapore by Air India today after representing his country at the recent Uganda's Indepence Day celebrations.
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    JAIL, ROTAN FOR EXTORTION
    162 8 SINGAPORE, Mon A DISTRICT Judge today spoke of the prevalence of extortion in Singapore when he Jailed Liew Chin Kok, 22, for 18 months and ordered -him to receive six strokes of the rotan. Llew was convicted by Mr. Sathl V. Kandiah. the judge, of- joining
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    THE MAN WHO DID WONDERS WITH A KNIFE
    1596 9 THE MAN WHO DID WONDERS WITH A KNIFE BERKELEY MOYNIHAN, ONE OF WORLD'S GREAT SURGEONS... ON July 2, 1921, the fourth cricket Test match between England and Warwick Armstrong's Australian team began at the Headingley cricket ground, Leeds. Soon after the first ball was bowled. Jack Hobbs, who was fielding
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, October 16, 1962.
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      Background To Seato
      708 10 The military advisers to the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation always seem to be meeting against an ominous background. But today's gathering in Bangkok is described as routine, and there is no reason for believing it is not, although there are coincidences which Peking and Moscow will display
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      Co-ordination
      293 10 The Federation Government has so far issued pioneer certificates to 82 companies of I which 64. with a total paid-up capital of $66 million, have j built factories providing from j five to six thousand jobs. These figures clearly do not justify the euphoric talk in which some Government
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      Women's Right
      286 10 Yesterday's session of the Senate was graced by the appearance of the first woman Senator, and the day's business compliments and all was I done in forty minute*. Che Aishah Ghani did not speak. But she will have much to say, it may be hoped, as the sole
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    High cost of China's bitter harvest...
    1207 10 High cost of China's bitter harvest... AS THE FIRES DIE DOWN IN NEARLY ALL THE VAST INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES THE COUNTRY HAS BUILT: by a STAFF WRITER of th« FINANCIAL TIMES IT is now possible to assess with some accuracy the disastrous consequences of the recent series of bad harvests in
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    41 10 I» Wore 1 Iff r Minimum) MR. TAN CHtNC BOCK passed i*ty peacefully at hIM remdence 31. H.rr.n Strut. Malacca on 1.V10.H2 Leaving hl.i wifr. 4 mmik. and I daughMfß, Kiinrml on 1U.10.b2 at 2p m. for burial at Jelutoni:.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    80 10 M Morrfs U$ i Minimum) MR. LIM SENC MEAN and family tinder heartfelt thank* to relative* and frtrnds lor attendance »nd asalatance rendered at funeral of late Mm. 1..: a (Chew Nya Enn> of Kuala Kang■ar Rnad. Inoh. CHOC MOCK MENC. Sht CbonK ii nd BM CheanK thank fnendi
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 10 11,:,,/. |M i Mimmnm) IN LOVINC MEMORY of Rrvd Kdward 1-aac died lioh 16-10-44. "1 have fouicht the good fiKht. I have ttnuhrd the i o
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    120 10 M Horifi SM (Minimum) NESTEA and hot water are all you nt-cd for cup Hfter cup of perfect, refnshini;. 100'; pure tea. DIABETICS nit their way to health with Otttp, dellooiix. satisfying Ryrita Miruita the prrin-i mibantute for rice or bread. BONCAFE BONCAFE BONCAFE. Next time auk for Boncafe.
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  • Letters TO THE EDITOR
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      Solving Telok Anson's erosion problem
      367 10 tT astounds me that al--1 though to river engineers erosion and it* cure are well known, and the methods of cure well established and In use In many .countries, they have never been applied to the Telok Alison problem. At my very first glance at
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      Malacca, too
      49 10 MATTERS have taken a serious turn in Malacca municipal affairs. Instead oi engaging in legal battles would It not be much better to press for an inquiry to establish whether the dismissal of the Municipal Secretary was out of political spite or not? LEE YU PENG Malacca
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      Reward for diligence'
      144 10 Reward for diligence' I AM grateful to Penang's acting City Secretary for his assurance that no heads have rolled in the dust a« a result of the butchers' strike. I am further grateful for his assurance that the senior officer concerned was deemed to have "carried out his duties with
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    Lock icon Car men meet Common Market challenge
    311 10 Car men meet Common Market challenge LONDON. Mon. The world's major motor show opens here this week with British car makers convinced that it will be the last before Britain joins the Common Market. They face the projected British move into Europe with confidence. Exports, of their cars are rising
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    Her blood-stained lover
    830 11  -  MUSHAHIO ALI I »y Muar, Monday THE DEAD GIRL MISTRESS No. 1 TELLS OF DAY LIEW, CHARGED WITH GIRL'S MURDER, CAME TO HOUSE 'FRIGHTENED' I IEW Wah Meng, 32, a taxi driver-cum-medium cooled towards his first mistress when he went to live with a hair-dressing saloon owner
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    Captain Doctor
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has granted a short service commission in the General Service Corps (Medical) to Dr. Chea Phee San with the rank of Captain for three years
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    Jaycees chief
    38 11 MALACCA, Mon. Mr. Ong Kah Seng of Penang was elected president of the Junior Chamber of Malaya at the seventh national convention held here over the weekend. The secretary-general Is Mr. Ong le-Mln of Kuala Lumpur.
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    A set of 7 claims
    32 11 BINOAPORE. Mon.— The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees today .submitted a art of seven claims to the City Council for a revision of salary for conservancy sub-overseers.
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    Officer on leave
    15 11 MALACCA, Mon. Deputy Supt. Heng Soon Poh u> on two month* leave.
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    CONVICTION IS SET ASIDE
    68 11 IPOH. Mon. The High Court here today set aside the conviction of Din Bin Ngah Abu Hassan on a charge of receiving a stolen pen. Din. who had been sentenced to nine months' jail by the'Qrik Sessions Court, had appealed against the conviction Mr. Justice Azml,
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    Girl, 15, abducted from island home
    153 11 Girl, 15, abducted from island home DULAU LANGKAWI, Mon. Pour men abducted a 15-year-old girl from her house in Kampong Kubang Badak here at midnight on Saturday. It Ls believed the gang tooK the gin. Ku Bailshah binte nu Muau, in a boat to douth Thailand. The girl's mother, Melo
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    Registration is cancelled
    47 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Registrar of Societies has cancelled the registration of the following: Ipoh Chinese Chin Woo Athletic Association. Mutual Aid Fund; Selangor Young Men Slew Yong Association Provident Fund; Selangor Hung Lum Club Benevolent Fund; and the Show Onn Shoh of Kajang.
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    Home for Aged
    30 11 MERSING. Mon. A $20,000 Home for the Aged was opened at Jemaluang near here today by the wife of the Meralng District Officer. Che Zaharah blnte Mansor.
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    Minister for camp
    28 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will visit Ulu Pandan camp of the Ist Bn.. Singapore Infantry Regiment on Wednesday.
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    'Stay out' notices
    28 11 MUAR. Mon. The Town Council here has served notices to people rearing pigs, fowls, cattle and goats to move their animals outside the council limits.
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    Trishaw parks
    19 11 MUAR, Mon. The Town Council here has approved 11 parking sites for triahajrs In the town area.
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    MONDAY TALKS WILL DECIDE STRIKE ISSUE AT FOOD FIRM
    377 11 MONDAY TALKS WILL DECIDE STRIKE ISSUE AT FOOD FIRM SINGAPORE. Mon. A MEETING next Monday will decide if the 1,200 employees of the Cold Storage Holdings Ltd. will go on strike. A spokesman for the Industrial Workers' Union. I representing the workers, said today that another attempt would be made
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    BACK FROM THE 'IRON CURTAIN'
    127 11 j IT-UALA LUMPUR, Mon. A f ter a twomonth visit to Russia and Communist countries in Eastern Europe, the Controller of Industrial Dcv c 1 opment Division in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Inche Junid bin Haji Abdul Rahlm. came back today. He was
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    Counterfeiting charge
    57 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A youth. Loh Chool Heng. was charged in a magistrate's court today with counterfeiting 1.681 20-cent coins. Loh, who was alleged to have forged the coins In a room in Tras Street was also charged with possession of instruments used for counter- felting. No plea was
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      New line in handbags
      57 12 OANDBAG shapes to watch Include the satchel. gathered pouch, model hut and envelope. The satchel, gathered pouch and envelope shape look like they sound and hang from a strap or a hard handle. The hut looks like a portable kennel for a miniature poodle. You hang
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      KICKPLATE FROM HARDBOARO
      43 12 APIECE of plastic -surfaced hardboard left over from a paneling project makes a practical kickplate for the inside of a door. The panellng's tempered harboard base will not split or crack, and the smooth plastic surface can be dampwiped clean
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      MOTHER IS NO LONGER HOUSE-TIED
      404 12 MOTHER IS NO LONGER HOUSE-TIED QXE hears old people talk of how they slaved and sacrificed "for the children.*' There is plenty of evidence they did. But we live in more fortunate times. Today, it is possible for parents to take an active part in social life without imposing any
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      May Choo steps out in sarong and kebaya
      177 12 May Choo steps out in sarong and kebaya IT was a red letter day for four-year-old Miss Lee May Choo, when she was recently allowed to wear the sarong and kebaya for the first time on a very special occasion. And the reason why she chose this costume was because
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      A DEFINITE SHAPE NOW FOR EYEBROWS
      376 12 A DEFINITE SHAPE NOW FOR EYEBROWS TKE Sophia Loren look— those wonderful winged eyebrows —can be exciting and "right" for those who want to be in fashion now. Thin, very high, arched eye-N brows are "out". Instead of a hard, thin line, etched high with a large space between It
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      299 12 Straits Times Crossword ACHOSS 7. Wrong-doing girl lies about 1. A number In fur may be sold the act (8). JJ^j Succewful type. feels mad 6. Ooddew for whom a timers when dtaorga ed (4 4) neceaeary (7). 18 -R^mp up my gen ius. be not 9. Composer In a
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    '40 flood families move out
    341 13 LIVESTOCK DROWN AND KAMPONGS ARE ABANDONED AS RAIN AND TIDE MAKE RIVER OVERFLOW BUNDS PRAI, Monday. £N estimated $50,006 worth of livestock and property are reported to have been lost or damaged by floods which forced residents to leave three kampongs here last night. An
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    PORT HIT BY WORST FLOODS IN 30 YEARS
    285 13 PORT HIT BY WORST FLOODS IN 30 YEARS PORT SWETTENIIAM Mon— The worst floods in 30 years forced many people out of their homes here at dawn yesterday. And today at about 7 a.m., high tide time, people living along Jalan Limbongan were again forced out of their homes when
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    Protests as farms, roads go under
    177 13 TAIPING, Monday. HEAVY rain during the past few days, coupled with seasonal tides in the coastal areas, have flooded roads and farmland and revived storms of protest. Representatives of more than 100 houses along- the Port Weld Road near here have again protested to
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    BABY DEATH: WOMAN HELD IN PRISON
    79 13 BABY DEATH: WOMAN HELD IN PRISON PENANG, Mon. The Second Magistrate, Mr. James Loh, ordered a cook. Chan Ah Yee. 53, today to be remanded In prison pending a preliminary inquiry into a charge of murder against her. Chan, who appeared In court with a bandaged arm, was accused of
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    Insurance talk
    37 13 KUALA LUMPITR, Mon.— The Commissioner for Insurance, Mr. A C. Gray, will talk to the Malayan Economic Association at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday at the University of Malaya. His subject: "Insurance companies as financial intermediaries."
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    Clerk accused of fraud
    51 13 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. A clerk. T. Muthuvelu, 37. was charged here today with committing criminal breach of trust of 52.392, belonging to the Federal Agricultural Experimental Station in SerdanE between Jan 8 and Feb. 28. He pleaded not guilty and the case was postponed to Oct.
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    Lottery fine
    28 13 PENANG. Mon— Lee Swee Lan, 38, a widow was today fined $200 for assisting In carrying on a four-digit lottery in a house at Selangor Road.
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    Visit to company
    22 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.—Members of the YWCA here will visit the Selangor Pewter Company in Pudu Road, on Wednesday morning.
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    Trust case: Two acquitted
    76 13 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Mor, —Two brothers. Khor Kin Chiang. 25. and (Choi Kheng Moh. 23, who had been charged with criminal breach of trust of 180 bags of tin ore valued at $45,000, were acquitted and dls- charged today by the president of the Session Court Mr.
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    Dry—the lucky house on pillars
    58 13 Dry— the lucky house on pillars TWO WOMEN gincerly wade oat of their home In Jalan Limbonran. Pott Swettenham, while three eirls seem to think that it is better to remain indoors. This house on pillars was one of the lucky ones. Others were flooded, forcing the occupants to evacuate
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    Visit of US surgeons
    58 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Eleven American surgeons today visited the General Hospital here for a study of medical and surgical advancement in this region. The group, led by Mr. J. M. De Reyes, spent about two hdurs in the hospital. They left for Australia In the evening on
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    A 'VERY GOOD' DEMAND FOR TUNA
    170 13 A 'VERY GOOD' DEMAND FOR TUNA DENANG. Mon. A spokesman of Malayan Marine Industries Ltd, a joint MalayanJapanese tuna canning concern, said today that the demand by the United States and Japan for frozen and canned tuna was "very good." The spokesman said that the company shipped about 300 tons
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      58 13 THERE ARE 100 REASONS WHY YOUR NEXT CAP SHOULD BE THE new baby HERE'S |UST ONE OF THEM I Because of Simca's brilliantly designed engine with its 5 main bearing crankshaft found only in some types of sports cars. SOME CAR THIS SIMCA a Ft Ml dttaih contact MOTOR 01
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      66 13 CHANGE OF PRICE! m SENSATIONAL NEWS FOR SMOKERS!! TO THANK THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR SUPPORT ICE COLD MENTHOL KING SIZE CIGARETTES HAVE REFIXED AT A POPULAR PRICE— FROM NOW IT 15... WA 1 0's for 25cts M «ll >N SiNCAPORE 'mm $i mWSm FILTER CORK TIPPED GUARANTEED MADE FROM 100%
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      BIGGER GIN SALES DRIVE
      218 14 BIGGER GIN SALES DRIVE (\NE ot Britain's oldest and biggest gin distillers, James Burrough Ltd. of London, is planning .to redouble its sales efforts in Malaya and South-East Asia. This was stated by the company's chairman. Mr. Eric L. Burrough who visited Singapore last week during a world tour. His
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      Long service watch award
      66 14 William Jacks and Co. (M) Ltd. recently presented a gold wrist watch to Mr. Ngln Eng Kiat. a senior clerk In the shipping department. In recognition of his long service to the company. Mr. Ngin. 50. has worked for the company for 25 years. He started
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      AUSTRAL MALAY JUBILEE IN NOVEMBER
      502 14 £50,000 capitalisation proposal ANE of the oldest of Malaya's tin mining groups Austral Malay Tin Ltd. will be celebrating its jubilee in November of this year and at the annual meeting being held in Taiping tomorrow the directors will propose the capitalisation of £50,000 for
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      Malayans are cash customers
      117 14 MALAYANS who go on holiday abroad by air are not making as much use as they can of the ny now pay later "•plan offered by major airlines, according to Mr. A. (Pierre) Zeevarder. K.L.M.'s new district manager for Malaya based in Kuala Lumpur. Mr Zeevarder.
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      Week's copra imports fall
      71 14 Arrivals of copra to Singapore declined in volume to about 500/600 tons last week, prices secured improving" to around $261 per plcul loose delivered godown. according to Lewis and Peat's weekly produce report. An isolated f.o.b. trade took place at $27J per plcul f.o.b. early In
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      Now it's automatic Gillette razor
      156 14 Now it's automatic Gillette razor AN automatic razor that adjusts the blade angle and exposure to suit any type of skin and beard is announced by Gillette, the razor and blade manufacturer. Called "Slim Twist", it comes in a new shaving set and Is to be marketed in Malaya soon.
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      FIRM FORMS H.K. BRANCH
      65 14 The Bee Chow Tailoring Co. of Singapore, which is also in the wholesale business for dress materials for men has opened an alr-condltlon-ed sales office at its premises in Chulla Street, and a branch In Kowloon. Hong Kong. The company already runs several branches in various
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      ESSO REFINERY MANAGER OFF ON WORLD TOUR
      153 14 fVHE Esso refinery manager 1 at Port Dlckson. Mr. U.H. Wagner Jr.. left Malaya last weekend on a two-month world business trip. The main purpose of his trip is to visit the Esso refinery at Nicaragua. Central America, to observe Its startup and
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      SAS APPOINTS TWO NEW EXECUTIVES
      76 14 SAS APPOINTS TWO NEW EXECUTIVES SCANDINAVIAN Airlines SysJ5 tern has appointed Mr. Knud Damgaard as its new district manager for Malaya. Mr. Damgaard has considerable knowledge of all aspects of air travel In Europe. Scandinavia and Germany and was in charge of the Berlin office for more than 10 years.
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      New office
      26 14 Malayan Airways Ipoh branch office Is now situated at Post Office Road where It occupies the first and ground floors of a three-storey building.
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      Trader in Europe to discuss local consumer tastes
      244 14 MR. LAM Wing Fai, a managing partner of a Singapore import and export firm, Koon H<^ and Company, left for Europe on Sunday to impress upon building material manufacturers the specific requirements of certain building materials in Malaya. He will visit one
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      Market study for Japan car batteries
      126 14 Market study for Japan car batteries fpHE managing director of Japan Storage Battery Co. Ltd., Mr. K. Kotani. visited Sina«f» pore last week to study the market. The company with its head office in Kyoto is the manufacturer ot GS automotive batteries as well as electrical lamps, rectifiers, mine lamps
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    140 16 Oct. I.V Three months (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) luMnni dene: hinlorn in cv. rtoUunans 11 eta. A N. 14 eta. 8. Darby 4»d ;ammon 10 cv. C. Storage 4td. I Wautth 12 cts. Steamship cts M. Brew 26 cv. 8. Times 20 cv. Containers 9 eta. 8. Traders 29 cts.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    93 16 CHINISI fredUee Eienenge tmiipare neon prleos per pieul yestorday; Ceeenut oil: bulk $3S aellata, drum $42 sel>rs. Ceejra: October 127 i buyers, (28 sellers, Piaejiri Muntok white ».47| bctiera Sarawak white $145 sellers, special Sarawak black SII2J eallera, icarblad Lrmpong black JI2O •alien, ASTA $130 sellers. Singapore Coconut
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    Rubber crops
    13 16 In September Batn I.intanjr, produced 255.000 lb. and Glenealy 105.000 lb.
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    197 16 Ships lying alongside ths Singasjara wharvtt taday ara: Orestea 8/9, München 1/2, Tamaaaa Maru 35/36. Aeneas 4/5. Silver State 47, Banthla 48 Brlglt Maersk 38/39. Van Neck •21/22. YamanllCD Maru 6A, Bahadur 39/40, Btraat Soenda 31/32. Outer reads: Posyet, Weybank, Glory. Modjokerto. Tails, Mul Pin, RoUienstein,
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    STOCK EXCHANGE AGAIN QUIET. FEATURELESS
    527 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpHE Malayan Stock ExM. change opened the week on an extremely quiet, featureless note and a small turnover. The pattern of last week was repeated. While industrials were again steady tins tended to be a little easier. In industrials Dunlops were
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 12 Oct. 15 Industrial*: 184.30 184.30 Tins: 277.87 276.59 S robbers: 171.92 ***** Jan. 1. 1958«100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    491 16 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms or the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: Induitrlslt Dunlope (I MO) II HI. (l.OOO) t1.92: East Btr.eltlng (400) $2.66 BL,. (1,000) 12.67; Fed. Dlsp. (3.000) 51. 39; P. and
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    Tin price up slightly: Sharp rubber advance
    375 16 npHE Straits tin price yesterday rose again by 12$ cents to $421.87$ per picul on an offering estimated to.be reduced by ten tons to 240 tons. There is a widespread feeling on the London Metal Exchange that the present buffer stock manager support
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    109 16 MELBOURNE, Mon. 'PHE firm trend continued and A widened today. Rises were not sharp, but far exceeded falls. Most oils were lower. Baa* metala held with Mount Isa up 9d. to 635. 6d. Loans were steady. C.R.A. 14/0 Mount Isa 63/4t N. Broken BUI (10s.) ia/3B Ampol Petroleum
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 October 15. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE 78U cents (op I 1 4 cents). TIN: $421,874 (up 12» cents). Estimated unofllcial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    225 16 NOVEMBER first trad* rubkar buyer, f.a.k. closed at S p.m. In Singapore sod Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 781 cents up 1) rents. The tone was steady •ultt. t.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.E. closing prices In cants per aY yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt f.o.b. buyers 7SI, seller* XO: Int. 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    46 16 THt Malayan fufiartfa Binkf AiM«Utl*n raadr thr«e chanters In IU ratsa to merchants vextrrtlay Ml rate* to *1OO) ttllmi TT BJ OO rildy twin Frinci Ml l/ti Mollind Guilder > lIT ft/ti DMiUttM Mark! 130 1/3: Danish Krwnr 220 Kwia *•"> Cosed yesterday. It reop»"S today
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      704 16 Z AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Pror*rtir« To be held at oar Saleroom No. 104 Market Street on Tuesday. 23rd October 1962 at 2.30 pan. 1. No. 33 Campbell Lane, arra 1.099 sq.feet, freehold, monthly rent $50.25. 3. No. 25 Praser Btreet, area 1.224 sqleet. 999 years' lease, monthly rent
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      394 17 NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STATK OF SINGAPORE I-! IMS OF SINGAPORE In the cause of Suit. No. S. 911. 912 913 of 1962 Execution Nos. 258,259 &260 of 1962 1. Marco Refrigerators Limited 2. Fabriek Van Chemi-schft Producten Vondellngenplaat N.V. 3 John Wright Sons (Veneers)
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      329 17 NOTICES NOTICE Mr. K. BASHU SAHIB alias K Mahaboob Hussain is no longer with us with effect trom liv October 1962 and has no authority to act or transact business on ou behalf. MOHAMED AYOOB CO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Madam Fong It Ngoh of No. 90, New Village
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      573 17 'ÜBLIC APPOINTMENTS KELANTAN GOVERNMENT Public Appointment APPLICATIONS are Invited irom Federal Citizens for appointment as Stenographers (Division .11), Kelantan on the salary scale ol- $253x14-351/366x14-422. plus cost of living allowance at current rates--2 Qualifications:— (i) Age: must have attained their 17th bnt not their 28th birthday. (11) Must have passed
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      772 17 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORL TENDER WATER DEPARTMENT: Supply of 24" Valves. Tendei Deposit $200/-. Close at 4.00 p.m on 27th November, 1962. Tender documents may be Inspected without charge at the City Water Department. 3rd Floor. City Hall or obtained on production of the City Treasurers Receipt for payment
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      942 17 Ponlmurd from rate Itl SITUATIONS VACANT <• Word* SS (Mln.)— Box St et: txlrm INfKRVIEW; GUARANTEED Con ndentlal Hecretanr;.. Renoir- Male Clerks (Knowledge Cbinese Written) t.\i*rriiu- >«>,i r>>.. Various Other Vacancies City Kmployinmi 748 P.oDinsoo Road Sport. HELP WANTED (or Straits Chlnene household, washtng. Ironing and general bouse work. Accommodation
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      934 17 EDUCATION ■•> Word* tt (»M*ut—*ma it POSTAL TVITMN, Why axpenrneat wbea tae Famous Stamford College courses eaa Insure roar aucoes* la important public examinations? Ovei 4.800 Cambridge successes since 1952 Aak for a free copr of SS-pagv prospectus wh'ch expiate* tnli unique System of tramlnn for 810 Bcnool Cert. F.U.C.,
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      921 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE W Word* St (Min.)— Box St rtm. txli.. I**o SINGER GAZELLE rxoacfcM condition under 86.000 mile* one Eu ropaan owner. Smith, Flat 6-B 7 Orange Grove Road 8 por* no dealers. VOLKSWACON 1961. on* European Owner. New Micnella "X" Tyres. In Immaculate condition, 84,500. Tel: J.B. 3169.
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      673 17 MISCELLANEOUS to Word% SS (Mln.)— Box St et: txlra SALIS A SERVICE O .tnoarrt Motot*, Utwa Uowcra and Wcicniug Machine*. Chop Kun St-oj; CUconi: in.! Uavaieok Road. Slocapor*. Ption* ***** /TSSOH DEPILATORY WAX TREATMENT to remov* ucly bair on legs. BSJ Kurtbcr enquiries: Louise Klerk, -J Nitre Ana Building, telephone
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      MCC set for first match of tour
      483 18 CRICKET By JACK FINGLETON: Perth, Monday pORDON Pirie's criticism of the 11 physical condition of some members of the MCC team has not worried anybody but it has done Pirie no good with the players who made him very welcome in their company
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      Weights for 8 races at Bukit Timah
      424 18 Weights for 8 races at Bukit Timah SINGAPORE, Mon. —Weights for -II eight races on Sunday, first day ol the Singapore Turf Hubs October Meeting: Cl. 1, Div. 1— Im Water Scout 9.02 I) r ram boat 9.00 Mickey Rooney II 8.13 Gemstone 8.12 Pulau Pangfcor 8.12 Tlmberlane 8.11 Bon
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      Lock icon 'Reverse decision' appeal by BAP
      254 18 BASKETBALL MANILA, Monday. THE Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP) will appeal to the government to reconsider its decision not to allow Russian delegates to the world basketball congress and a Yugoslav team due to compete in the world championships here in December. Mr. Chito
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      A Soviet challenge?
      83 18 I WASHINGTON. Mon. The Soviet ambassador, Mr. Anatoly Dobrynin, Is reported to have said half-.* seriously it might be "a good Idea" for the Soviet Union to enter a challenger for the America's Cup, which the Australian yacht Gretel last month failed to win from the U.S.
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      Grosics ends brilliant soccer career
      691 18 Grosics ends brilliant soccer career BUDAPEST, Monday. pYULA GROSICS, veteran Hungarian goalkeeper, ended his brilliant career by playing for the first five minutes of Hungary's soccer international against Yugoslavia here yesterday. The Yugoslavia Football Association agreed to allow 37-year-old Orosics to make a farewell appearance in the opening minutes of
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      Boxer remains in coma
      52 18 LOS ANGELES Mon. Alejandro Lavorante remained In slight coma and a serious condition today some 25 days after being knocked unconscious In the scheduled 10--round bout. The 25-year-old Argentine heavyweight was knocked out on Sept. 21 by little known Johnny Rigglns of San Francisco in the
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      Lock icon LAYER IN WINNING FORM
      63 18 BRISBANE, Man. Rod Layer. of Australia, who completed a "grand slam" of the world's major tennis titles this year, began the 1%2'«3 Aostralian season with an 8-6. 6-3 win over Ken Fletcher in the Queensland hard court championships here yesterday. Fletcher made Layer work hard for
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      MCMILLAN'S DEBUT FOR NORTHERN IRELAND
      119 18 MCMILLAN'S DEBUT FOR NORTHERN IRELAND BELFAST, Mon. Sammy McMillan. Manchester United outside-left or In-side-forward was today picked to make his first appearance for Northern Ireland In the soccer international against England here next Saturday. He comes In for Derek Dougan of Aston Villa, whose recent 14-day suspension by the English
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      Rivals again
      55 18 PENANO, Mon. City Council, defending champions, will meet Education Department In the Penang Public Services Sports Council's sepak raga jarlng final at Umno Hall at 8 p.m. on Thursday. This will be the second time the two teams clash In the final for the challenge trophy presented by
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      1107 18 PENANG PORT COMMISSION BATTERIES FOR SALE •ti each consisting of 50 individual cells glass jar chloride batteries and benches May be inspected by arrangeanent. with Wharf Engineer. Offers io Secretary. Penang Port Commission. PO. Box 143. or telephone Penang *****. OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED I in nrporated in Singapore I
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      693 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications arc invited from Federal Citizens for the appointment as Temporary Teachers (Malay-Medium) in the SekolAh Lanjutan Kampong, Sungei Manggis. Kuala Langat. Selangor Qualification: Hlgliei School Certificate /Cambridge School Certificate/ Federation of Malaya Certificate. Selected candidates will be required to teach general subject* up to L.C.E level. Applications
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      Da Silva can make Hants XI
      538 19 ONE MALAYAN CRICKETER GETS A GOOD RANKING THAT'S THE VIEW OF THE COUNTY'S CAPTAIN By FIRDIE SALAHUDIN Singapore. Mon QNE Malayan cricketer has been given an English County standard ranking by the Commonwealth team who ended a 12-day Malayan tour in Singapore yesterday. He
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      A farewell with his own orchids from Inche Yusof
      170 19 A farewell with his own orchids from Inche Yusof SINGAPORE. Mon. The Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, tonight expressed his appreciation of the cricket he enjoyed during the last three days by sending bouquet, of orchids to each member of the Commonwealth cricket team who .eft tonight after
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      Thuan Heng clips 6 sec off record
      179 19 oiiNOAPORE, Mon.— Tan Thuan Heng Improved bis own state all-comers' and native record time in the 400 metres frees. yle open by six seconds when he clocked 4min 39sec in the final of the Combined Schools lnter-dlstrlct swimming championships at Amber Road today.
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      IA claim points
      86 19 SINGAPORE, Mon. Indian Association have lodged a protest with the Singapore Hockey Association against the RAF Cbangl umpire for abandoning their league match against RAF Changl three minutes before time. The umpire said he abandoned the match owing to the bad light. The game was played at
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      Pakistan & India invite Malayans
      198 19 Pakistan India invite Malayans KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Pakistan Badminton Federation has asked the Badminton Association of Malaya to send a team to tour their country next month. The Invitation— the first ever to be received from Pakistan—requests that the Malayans visit their country before or after they play In
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      284 19 SWIMMING BTOKE INTER DISTRICT MEET: Boys 'A* 100 m free: 1 Puan Teik Chong (K) 2 AU Wan Seng (K) S Ronnie Neo (BT) 1:3.7; IMm breast: 1 J. McLoughlln (PP) 3 Chocng Kirn Choon (BT) 3 Wong Kirn Chan (C) 1:25.6: 10« m back: 1 Puan Telk
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      HARADA WRESTS WORLD TITLE WITH 11TH ROUND KO
      57 19 FIGHTING HARADA of Japan (right) won the world flyweight title when he knocked out the holder. Pone Kingpetch of Thailand in the 11th round of their scheduled 15--round bout in Tokyo on Oct. 10. UPI photo shows Karada landing a powerful right
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      SCC edge Blacks in robust game
      231 19 SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE Cricket Club had to fight hard to beat Blacks by nine points (dropped goal, penalty, .try) to eight (penalty, goal) in a rugger match on the padang today. The game was very robust throughout and blows were exchanged by the players
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      Johore Police champions
      48 19 KLUANG, Mon. Johore Police, who won all their three matches were the champions in the South zone inter-con-tinent hockey championships which concluded here today. Selangor were runners-up, with two wins and one defeat. Results of today's matches: Johore bt Selangor 2-0; Malacca bt Negrl 4-0. <
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      Deadlock again on removal of coach
      263 19 Deadlock again on removal of coach OiisiGAPORE, Mon. Singapore soccer was dealt another shattering blow today when the meeting between representatives of SAFA and Singapore Football P 1 aye r s' Association ended in deadlock after 27 minutes at dAFA clubhouse today. The discussions came to a head when S.
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      Cup sweep by Penang
      55 19 PENANG. Mon. Penang became the north zone cham- ons in the Heah Joo Seang Cup badminton competition for women when they easily beat Kedah 7-0 at the Umno Hall here last night. Penang will now meet Singapore in the zone final and the winners will meet
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      35 19 HOCKEY STORE DIV. 1: IA v Combined schools (Balestler Rd); Div. 3: Police v RAF Tengah (Thomson Rd); SHB v Gen. Hospital (Bt Chermln). BOXING INTEH-SERVICES: Royal Navy v Queen's Own Highlanders (Woodlands, 8 p.m.).
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    553 20 CASE OF THE MAN WHO WROTE A $34,300 CHEQUE JUST BEFORE HIS DEATH: 'NOT A GIFT' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. £S Alliance M.P. (Port Dickson), T. Mahima Singh, who described himself as "very well ofl," was today ordered by Mr. Justice Ong to pay into
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    DEATH
    55 20 CMO PECK HOCK nstd 73 paiued ■a".iv ■•rarrfullv I| in 62 lcavinp hrhind hclovrd wife, two norm. three tßUgMan, three sons'n-law. one rt.iiiKhter-ln-lnw ;.nd twelve grand children, to mourn hln los*. Cortege lenvtnic 4 p.m. 17 10/62 for cremation at Mount Vernon l.\f»l Crematoria Upper Aljunled Road. Sen-Ice will
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