The Straits Times, 13 November 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times He**"* Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    TYPHOON HAVOC
    246 1 AID APPEAL TO WASHINGTON 'Entire territory' of Guam devastated: Radio amateurs provide only communications HONOLULU. Monday TYPHOON KAREN hit the tiny Pacific island of Guam with winds up to 160 m.p.h. today. The Acting Governor reported that the "v mli re territory" Ikis been devastated. Mr. Manuel Guerrero
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    Lock icon New royal hair-do
    39 1 HER hair done in an artistic backsweep, Princess Margaret is pictured on her arrival at London's Savoy Hotel last week to attend the Dockyard Settlement Ball. She was accompanied by her husband, Lord Snowdon. U.P.I, picture.
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    Lock icon MR. NEHRU ASKS U.S. TO SUPPLY HIM PLANES
    687 1 MR. NEHRU ASKS U.S. TO SUPPLY HIM PLANES NEW DELHI, Monday. vi R. NEHRU said today he had asked the United States to supply planes for India's border war with China as well as American machinery to produce arms in India. The Premier also said he had received firm assurances
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    Lock icon Nato told: Allies with Kennedy during crisis
    133 1 Nato told: Allies with Kennedy during crisis PARIS, Mon. Senator Pietro Micara of Italy, President of the Nato Parliamentarians Conference, said today that President Kennedy found the Atlantic allies solidly behind him during the Cuban crisis. Opening the five-day annual conference of M.P.'s of the 15-nation alliance. Senator Micara said:
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    Lock icon Duke off to the Perth games
    27 1 LONDON. Mon.— The Duke of Edinburgh left here today for San Francisco en route to the Commonwealth Games In Australia. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon BOWS AND ARROWS V. DOCTOR'S NEEDLE
    83 1 BOWS AND ARROWS V. DOCTOR'S NEEDLE PORT MORESBY, Mon. -T Primitive New Guinea natives replied to the threat of the immunisation needle with a volley of arrows against a Government patrol, according to a report radioed here today. A Native Affairs Department patrol from this Austra-lian-administered territory fired warning shots
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    On-site vigil talks on Cuba crisis
    114 1 On-site vigil talks on Cuba crisis WASHINGTON. Mon.—President Kennedy called in his United Nations aides today to discuss negotiations for on-site verification of the removal of Soviet missiles from Cuba. The President, returning from a weekend at Middleburg, Virginia, called a White House meeting with the executive committee of the
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    Unesco president
    21 1 PARIS, Mon. Dr. Paulo De Berredo Carneiro of Brazil was today elected president of Uneacos 12th general conference here.
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    Lock icon He created King Kong
    61 1 HOLLYWOOD, Mon. Willis O'Brien creator of the Him monster "Kinf Kong" has died, aged 76. Mr. O'Brien perfected a technique of animating artificial models of apes, dinosaurs and other film monsters through a stopmotion camera technique after painstaking reproduction of the beasts. Many of them appeared
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    I Ships queue up at Port Swettenham
    96 1 I Ships queue up at Port Swettenham PORT SWETTENr HAM, Mon. A total of 21' ships were at Port Swettenham today 14 in the deep water berths and seven at the wharves. While the authorities say "everything is under control," shippers note that the 14 ships at the deep water
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    Kelantan judge criticises non-Muslims khalwat arrest
    378 1 Kelantan judge criticises non-Muslims khalwat arrest ROTA BHAHU Monday. IY\TO JUSTICE HASHIM in the High Court today criticised the police and religious officers for arresting a non-Muslim last week lor abetting a khalwat offence. He quashed the conviction of K. Barathan, 31, of Swaine Road, Singapore, who pleaded guilty in
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    New radio – feature by ASA brings all closer -Tengku
    331 1 New radio feature by ASA brings all closer -Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, went on the air tonight to inaugurate "ASA Horizons" a half-hour radio feature which will be broadcast simultaneously in Malaya, Thailand and the Philippines on the second Monday of every month. The
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    British below ground N-blast
    228 1 British below ground N-blast LONDON, Mon. Mr. Peter Thorneycroft, Defence Minister, said today that Britain had made arrangements to carry out an underground test of a British nuclear device In the near future. He said the test was required for essential military purposes and was in no sense the start
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    Lock icon NEW AIRPORT, LATE PLANES
    149 1 NEW AIRPORT, LATE PLANES HONG KONG, Mon. A number of scheduled airline flights left Hong Kong late today as the colony's new HK $16 million civil air terminal became operational. Airline staff, civil aviation officials and passengers all found the huge new modern building contusing. The terminal, officially described as
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    Arms handed to Yemen
    60 1 CAIRO. Mon.— Tiie United Arab Republic ha.s handed o\er to Yemeni authorities arms which arrived here aboard a Saudi Air Forces plane flown by a defecting crew on Oct. 2. the offlrial Middle East news agency reported today. Reporters who boarded the plane last rr.ontii said
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 TEST IN NEVADA WASBINGTON M 1 Lk Atomic In ni>Mon MUWUCC4 t b lo#-yk id B Mdeai 'd in nrar fu«urr »r .rotiud m 9tn til
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      Lock icon Red plan will put US 'naked and alone'
      299 2 YEW YORK. Mon.— .Mr. Arthur Dean, thief U.S. disarmament negotiator declared yesterday that the U.S. would "stand naked and alone on the North American continent" if it accepted the Soviet draft treaty for disarmament. Mr. Dean, in a television discussion with !Wr.
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      Lock icon BRITAIN WARNED AGAINST RESUMING TESTS
      137 2 BRITAIN WARNED AGAINST RESUMING TESTS MOSCOW, Mon. Moscow Radio warned last night that if Britain started a new series of nuclear tests it "would seriously complicate the achievement of agreement on a vitally important question." A home service commentator told Russian listeners a London newspaper had forecast an announcement this
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      Lock icon Three die in crash
      31 2 MIAMI. Mon. All three members of the crew were killed yesterday when a jet bomber crashed after take-off from McDill Air Force base at Tampa. Florida. Reuter.
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      GIFT FIT FOR A KING
      83 2 GIFT FIT FOR A KING STOCKHOLM, Mon.— The Swedish people gave King Gustaf about six million crowns ($4 million) yesterday as a gift for his 80th birthday but failed to turn out as usual for the public celebrations. The money will be used for cultural purposes. Only a few thousand
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      Lock icon The eyes have it when MPs debate Nalise
      239 2 Yf ODEL Malise Mendies "1 was discussed, and approved, by M-P.s last week. Malise, 19. a London model, was said to have been considered by the War Minister, Mr. John Profumo, as a glamorous subject for a Women's Royal Army Corns recruiting
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      $3m. pearl theft in hotel room
      348 2 FORT WORTH (Texas), Monday. ]y|EMBERS of the wealthy Japanese Sakata family were rushing here by air after it was reported that Mr Hikoji Sakata, 38, the third son, had lost a million-dollai ($3 million) pearl collection in a hotel room robbery. Mr. Sakata said
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      Youths fight
      41 2 NAIROBI, Mon. Police used tear gas to break up scuffles between youth wing members of the Kenya African National Union and the Kenya African Democratic Union when Mr. Ronald Ngala. the KADU leader, addressed a party meeting here yesterday
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      Lock icon US air force satellite
      40 2 POINT ARGUELLO (California^ Mon. The UJS. Air Force yesterday launched another satellite employing an AUas-Agena B Booster combination from this naval missile facility north-west of Los Angeles. No other information regarding the launching was disclosed. U.P.I.
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      Victory for Sir Edgar's non-racial policy
      115 2 Victory for Sir Edgar's non-racial policy Bl LAWAYO, Mon.—Southern Rhodesia's United Federal Party has approved an election platform which will outlaw racial discrimination, abolish residential segregation and segregation in some schools and will give votes to more Africans. The decisions of the party's congress were a triumph for the Premier,
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      Lock icon The 9 o'clock rock-a-byc for teenagers is extended
      124 2 1 MANILA, Mon. The IT nine o'clock curfew imposed in Manila over the weakened on teenagers to combat hooliganism was extended to the suburbs last night. A total of 115 youngsters were arrested over the two nights, according to police sources, for
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      Lock icon BEN BELLA PLANS SOCIALIST ALGERIA
      103 2 ALGIERS. Monday. 'FHE Algerian Prime Minister, Mr. Mohamed Ben L Bella, announced sweeping socialist reforms for his newly independent country in a series of speeches during a weekend tour of Eastern Algeria. His proposals were: A TOTAL of 500 industrial units abandoned by Europeans would
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      Reds to build a plane with flaps
      52 2 LONDON, Mon.— Soviet scientists are working on an aeroplane which flaps its wings. Radio Moscow said last night in a broadcast to Britain. The broadcast said the plane should have 10 to 30 times as much lift as a conventional aircraft of equivalent
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      Lock icon Mountain death
      36 2 INNSBRUCK. <Au.stna/. Mon.— A 34-year-old Austrian was killed by an avalanche while hunting mountain goats near St. Jakob in the east Tyrol yesterday Austria's first avalanche fatality this winter police reported here today. Reuter.
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      78 2 Advertisement Outdoor Beauty That lovely fair complexion of yours was never meant to stand up to the harsh tropical weather. Be kind to it, see that it is well protected when you're golfing, lazing in the sun, or anywhere in the great outdoors. Wear a nice shady hat and sun
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Quick look round
      173 3 Quick look round SAIGON: Mon— South Vietnamese military authorities today resumed a combined air-ground search for a civilian airliner missing with 25 people aboard. The plane, a DC-3 belonging to Air Viet Nam, was reported missing yesterday while on a flight between the coastal cities of Hue and Danang. AUCKLAND:
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      Lock icon Charlie's pride
      81 3 SHE'S a girl with gaiety in her blood. a girl born to shine in the "Limelight." Yes, she's Geraldine, 18-year-old daughter of the great comedian Charlie Chaplin and the apple of her father's eye. For Geraldine, a student at London's Royal School of Ballet, is already making her
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      BRANDT IS NOW MORE CHEERFUL
      92 3 BERLIN, Mon. The West Berlin Mayor, Mr. Willy Brandt, said last night the strong American stand on Cuba probably has decreased chances of a conflict over Berlin. He said in a radio speech to Berlin and East Germany that the Russians still had not abandoned
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      Lock icon 11 U.S. aircraft shot down
      49 3 HONG KONG. Mon. Eleven U.S. aircraft were shot down or damaged by "patriotic forces" In South Vietnam in the month ending Nov. 5, the (Nortn) Vietnam news agency reported last night from Hanoi. They included Jets and helicopters equipped with rockets and sub-machineguns. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ikeda in London
      25 3 LONDON. Mon. Mr. Hayato Ikeda. Japanese Prime Minister, arrived here by air from Paris on a three-day official visit to Britain. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Marilyn "posed for nude photos before death'
      257 3 NEW YORK. Mon.— An American magazine Eros said yesterday that Marilyn Monroe had a set of 78 nude photographs of her taken six weeks before her death, and made it "clear that these were the photographs by which she hoped to be remembered."
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      Lock icon Soviet gives death for robber gang leader
      97 3 Soviet gives death for robber gang leader MOSCOW, Mon. A Soviet court has sentenced to death a man who planned a robbery but was arrested before carrying it out. The Soviet trade union newspaper Trud said that three men wearing dark glasses and wigs were seen pacing up and down
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      Oklahoma City for talks
      37 3 HONO KONG, Mon.— Oklahoma City has been chosen as the site for the 1964 World Congress of the Junior Chamber International. Mr. Eric Stevenson of Scotland was elected president for the coming year.
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      Lock icon K draws line for his clash with China
      493 3 MR. Khrushchev is busy solidifying the front of European Communists to strengthen his hand in the flaring conflict with China, British experts on Communist affairs said yesterday. Sino-Soviet differences are believed to be moving toward a new crisis. The Communist camp, severely
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      Lock icon Tshombe bombs north Katanga
      239 3 UNITED NATIONS, Monday. A UNITED NATIONS spokesman said yesterday that Katangese aircraft have heavily bombed areas of northern Katanga held by forces of the Leopoldville Government. Casualty reports were not available. U.N. operations officers In the Congo had sent a doctor to treat the wounded Reports
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    WITNESS: I PAID $20 AS 'COFFEE MONEY'
    445 4 WITNESS: I PAID $20 AS 'COFFEE MONEY' Revenue officer and goods checker on graft charge SINGAPORE, Monday. J^S employee of a Singapore travel firm was asked to pay $20 as coffee money" to a Federation Customs official to clear the lug,gage of two China-bound passengers, a district court was told
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    BACK FROM U.S. WITH JOURNALISM DEGREE
    101 4 BACK FROM U.S. WITH JOURNALISM DEGREE SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Yuen hum Chuen. 24. who is now back in Singapore after a successful course in journalism, and a brief career as a cub reporter in the United States. Mr. Yuen, an old boy of the Anglo-Chinese School, first went to the
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    AUSTRALIANS BEAT A DEADLINE TO WIN A BET
    161 4 AUSTRALIANS BEAT A DEADLINE TO WIN A BET KOTA BELUD, (North Borneo) Mon. The seriousness with which Australians take their bets was recently driven home to the Chinese community in North Borneo by a little bet between a Chinese contractor and an Australian Army captain over the construction of the
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    Talk at hospital
    52 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— Dr. K.S. Richardson, honorary obstetrician and gynaecologist to the Royal Hospital for Women in Sydney, and clinical lecturer in obstetrics to the University of Singapore, tonight gave a talk on "Problems in Perinatal Mortality and their Obstetric Management" at the iecture theatre in Kan dang
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    Youth (I did it for my girl) jailed 18 months
    271 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Handsome Kuan Chuan Siak, 18. stood in the dock of a Singapore court today and scanned the faces in the gallery for his girl friend. Bui she was nowhere to be seen. Kuan broke down, and with tears
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    Public lecture
    42 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A member of the Christian Science Board ol Lectureship. Mr. E.R. Slaughter of Dallas. Texas, tonight gave a public- lecture on "Christian Science: What It is and what it can do for you" at the Victoria Memorial Hail.
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    Christmas dance
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The social and recreation general committee of St. John Ambulance Association will hold a Christmas social and dance at the association headquarters in Beach Road on Dec. 8.
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    No water areas
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Water will be cut off in Belillos Lane, between Kerbau Road and Klang Road, and Ridout Road houses Nos. 26 to 38 and Nos. 29 to 31, tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Course at varsity
    75 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Dr. Ernst Markowlcz of the Economic Development Board will give a course of five weekly lectures on corrosion at the University of Singapore beginning this Thursday. The course, sponsored by the University's Chemistry Department, will deal with the causes of corrosion. Its prevention and its
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    339 4 rpHE following is today's scheA dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong (BA 961) 2.45 p.m.: from London Frankfurt, Zurich, Tel Aviv, Teheran, New Delhi, Rangoon (BA 700) 5.50 p.m.; from Melbourne, Sydney, Darwin, Jakarta (BA
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    A night of fun on both sides of the footlights
    147 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Munich Ballet Group provided an unusual and highly diverting entertainment In the Victoria Theatre last night. The group specialises in Bavarian folk-dancing with traditional zither and wind-band accompaniment. Mozart's music and Franz Baur-Pantoulier's choreography combined most happily
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    Malaysia: Tengku to explain when in Borneo
    216 5 Malaysia: Tengku to explain when in Borneo KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— T c ng k v Abdul Rahman will tell Sarawak government servants how Malaysia will affect them when he visits Kuching next week. He will attend a tea party given by the Sarawak Government Asian Officers' Union on Tuesday afternoon
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    Ship robbery $1,000 fine
    72 5 KLANG, Mon— Five men weir today fined $1,000 each for robbery on board the ship Glenorchy last Friday while she lay anchored in deep water off the Port Swettenham coast. They were Wong Soon Wah, 22, Tan Chwee Teck, 35, Wee Sun An, 20, Lv Kirn
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    Free 'Ice' show! for 300 children
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon^— Three hundred orphans and underprivileged children here will get a free treat to the "Holiday on Ice" show at the Stadium Negara at 6 p.m. on Nov. 24. This is being organised by the Prtaline Jaya Rotary Club
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    $400 robbery
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three thugs armed with knives broke into the home of Tan Ens; Ghee. 55. in Lorong, 24. and robbed him of $400 in cash and lewellery yesterday.
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    SIR JAMES: STREETS NOT EVEN SAFE FOR A SOLDIER
    255 5 k UALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, said today that "far too many" robberies were being committed in the streets of Kuala Lumpur and at times "not even a soldier can walk in peace." He dismissed an appeal
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    Police in lpoh arrest 9 thugs
    89 5 Police in lpoh arrest 9 thugs IPOH, Mon.— The antisecret society branch of the lpoh police has rounded up nine gangsters from Menglembu and lpoh under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. Four of them, described by a police spokesman as being members of the 08 gang, were arrested at the
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    Wall death: An accident
    53 5 PENANG. Mon— A misadventure verdict was recorded today on a schoolboy who was burled alive when a brick wall collapsed on Sept. 4 Llew Chong Heng. 12. was killed when the wall crashed as he was playing football with six other boys in a back lane
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    Annual dinner
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Southern Division of the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association will hold their annual dinner and dance at the Medical Alumni Centre. Sepoy Lines, on Saturday.
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    BANK SCHEME WITH SA VINGS ASSURED
    206 5 BANK SCHEME WITH SA VINGS ASSURED SINGAPORE, Mon TiHE Chartered Bank has started a double-your-x money savings account scheme to attract more depositors. All depositors between i six and 60 are covered by personal accident Insurance, with the bank paying the premiums. Interest at 2i per cent on the savings
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    Call for peace with justice
    339 5 MTUC HITS AT THE BOSSY BOSSES IPOH, Monday. unions in Malaya "yearn for industrial peace but only an industrial peace with justice" states a report by the Perak division of the Malayan Trades Union Congress, The M.T-U.C. also took note of and deplored employers who
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    'No friends, no work...
    60 5 PENANO. Mon. Charged with attempting to commit suicide, Teoh Scow Teat 66 said in court today he had "no work, no family and no friends." Teoh, who pleaded guilty to taking carbolic add, was bound over for a year. The court directed the police to try
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    Varsity's final term
    22 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The final term of the University of Singapore's 1962-63 academic session began this week after a vacation
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    New spirit seminar for Umno youths
    179 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Three hundred and sixty-eight Umno youth leaders four from each division will attend the organisation's first seminar on Dec. 24 and Dec. 25. The subjects will Include Umno's political Ideology and Malaya's economic policy Umno's central executive committee and Prof Ungku
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    TIDE INVADES 200 HOUSES
    102 5 DRAI. Mon. About 200 houses were flooded again today as a result of exceptionally high tides overflowing the Prai bunds. But the residents were prepared, having been alerted by the Prai Flood Relief Committee Pral police are also on standby to help the kampong dwellers if
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    $1,300 office raid
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thieves broke into Soulh EriKineers office hi Ampang Road last night and stole three transistor radios and tape-recorder valued at 51.300.
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    'Fools with money may have many wives'
    100 5 ALOR STAR. Mon. A padi planter slashed by his young jealous wife because he had brought another woman into his home was today advised to be con tented with one wife. This advice came from Mr. Justice Suffian. who said: "Only the rich
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    Radio orchestra now in Johore
    53 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Radio Malaya Orchestra, which is touring the Federation, will perform at the Cheng Slew Association in Batu Pahat. on Nov. 24 and at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Nov. 27. The entire proceeds from the shews will go to the
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    RUSSIA OFFERS MORE SUGAR
    143 5 RUSSIA OFFERS MORE SUGAR DENANG. Mon—Russia is eager to export more sugar to the Federation and Singapore. According to a leading agent In Penang, the Soviet Union has offered a "sizeable" auantlty of sugar for 1963 Since January this year. about 15.000 tons of Russian I coarse grain sugar has
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    A NEW CHARGE BY SWEE SUAN
    210 6 A NEW CHARGE BY SWEE SUAN SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Government was today accused of stepping up the "Communist charge" against the leftwing Singapore Association of Trade Unions in a bid to prepare ground for the "suffocation of the nonPAP trade union movement." The charge was made by Satu's secretary-general, Mr.
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    33 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has submitted new wa;e rlaims to the Ministry of National Development on behalf of members employed in the Chief Building Surveyor's Department.
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    Head of publicity
    24 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mr. A. J. L. Gnansihamani has been appointed head of Publicity Division. Mimstr> of Culture on a one-year contract.
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    Commissioner takes salute
    61 6 MALACCA. Mon. The Federation's Commissioner of the St. John Ambulance. Dr. Chang Hoey Chan, took the salute at the annual inspection of the Malacca St. John Ambulance on the Banda Hllir padang her yesterday evenIng. About 500 members from eight divisions in Malacca took part In the
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    STORE MCA TO INCREASE POWER 'AT CENTRE'
    108 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malayan Chinese Association in Singapore is to be re-organised to increase its powers "at the centre." The chairman of its pro-tern committee, Mr. Guoh Sing Leong, said today that the Singapore branch had accepted this line of re-or-ganisation outlined by
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    Tengku urged: Get mandate to mediate
    387 6 Tengku urged: Get mandate to mediate IPOH. Monday fHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, was urged today to obtain a mandate from Parliament to offer the services of the Malayan Government and people to intercede and bring about peace talks between China and India. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, secretary of
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    Not enough civilian jobs in army
    225 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. fHE Secretary to the Ministry of Defence, Inche Abdul Kadir bin Samsuddin, said today that there was "simply not enough vacancies" in Federation Army establishments for any major intake of locally-recruited civilian employees of the BriI tish Army in Malaya. He
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    Muar's budget balanced
    39 6 MUAR. Mon. The budget for 1963 providing for $941,926 in expenditure and an equal amount In revenue was passed by the town council here yesterday. The 1962 budget too provided for equal expenditure ($913,562* and revenue.
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    'NOT FOR COURT TO WAIT,' HE SAYS
    154 6 'NOT FOR COURT TO WAIT,' HE SAYS SINGAPORE, Mon. After he postponed a case because of the absence of the union representative, the Deputy President of the Industrial Arbitration Court, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, said "It is for parties before the court to wait for the court, and not for
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    Car skids into Prai River
    33 6 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. A car skidded off Permatang Pauh Road this morning and sank in the Pral River. The driver, Mx. Yeoh Hong Sheoh, a rubber merchant, escaped unhurt.
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    SEA VIEW STRIKERS TO GET CASH AID
    162 6 SINGAPORE, Monday. TiHE 166 striking employees of Sea View Hotel in Meyer Road are to get financial support from their colleagues employed in nine other hotels. This was disclosed today by Mr. Wee Toon Lip. assistant secretary of the Singapore General Employees' Union,
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    The photo mix-up that made Malaya angry
    238 6 The photo mix-up that made Malaya angry THIS is the photo mix-up which angered the Malayan High Commissioner in London, Tengku Ya'acob, soon after Queen Elizabeth had opened the £800,000 Commonwealth Institute on Nov. 6. Three Dyaks from Borneo, including the picture of a bare breasted woman (See pictures at
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    2 Malayans for soil talks
    69 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Two Malayan delegates. Dr. Ng Slew Kee and Inche Wahid Paul Panton. will be among 300 scientists from 37 countries attending an international soil conference which opens tomorrow at New Zealand"s famous agricultural university. Massey College, in Palmerston North. Both are from
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    PAY BOOST FOR 40 HOTEL MEN
    104 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Some 40 employees of Orchid Hotel in Orange Grove Road, will get wage increases ranging from $14 to $20 a month following an agreement signed today between the management and the Singapore General Employees' Union. The wage increases will be retrospective from
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    THE 'MCA MILLIONAIRES'
    88 6 PENANG. Monday A SOCIALIST Front Member of Parliament, Mr. V. David, today described the M.C.A. as an association "representing multimillionaires of this country." "It has not fought a sinele issue for the ordinary workers.'" he told a press conference. "Indeed it has been concentrating all along on
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE Bullfighter who came from Brooklyn
    1577 7 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE Bullfighter who came from Brooklyn The world of blood and sand requires a special brand of courage and a special degree of skill.. .both of which America's Sidney Franklin possessed... ONK weekend in 1922 a slim, 19 year old Brooklyn youth named Sidney Frumkin took his
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    233 8 2U Word, Sin (Minimum) MRS V KREMPL and Family thank l'"'tnr». Sights. BtaS-Noi MtradanU of Ward 1". Qcacral Ho^Plt»l lor Ihrlr r late MR. AND MRS Mnoorthy tliank all Kucnds and Kelutive* for 'ii.ir Valnaid, OlfU. Amintancc and Attrndamv Mt Ihfir W.ddlnK or 11 h in Klanu. THE FAMILY
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 8 M Wmm IM Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of 8. Muru- Mau formal Tcacbri Victoria Inmituilon «ho paiii-d im.iii iv 12.11 bJ. Inaarted by In* Witt, Children.
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    The Straits Times Tuesday. November 13, 1962. New Crisis In Congo
    654 8 The Straits Times Tuesday. November 13, 1962. New Crisis In Congo The Congo, almost a forgotten problem, is steadily working its way back to the front pages. Mr. Tshombe has been warned that by Thursday he must formally announce the end of Katanga's secession. He has also been informed that
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    W.D. 'Stigma'
    336 8 How deeply the civilian employees of the British Way Department in the Federation feel the "stigma" of workine: for a "colonial organisation", only they know, but their plan for erasing the "insult" is cer- tainly novel. The W.D. Civilian Staff Association wants the Federation Government to be- come
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    Khalwat Cases
    257 8 Newspaper reports of court proceedings are always ■< source of interest and concern to judges of the High Court, who sometimes find in them matters which require their intervention. They have the power to oall a case for revision, an expeditious and convenient process which is vie* tually
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      189 8 1 wish to refer to th« Ti m repor t 111 tne Straits Times ol Nov. 12 under tne headline "Top civil servant Upped as next governor tV, l lnake ll clea that the statements therein are pure .speculation, unfounded and untrue. To begin with, jio
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      I-card forms: No question of 'sale'
      150 8 REFERRING to the report of the alleged sale of I-card forms. Mr. Fung Ah Chat was under a misapprehension when he spoke of this at the Klang town council meeting. Forms of application for identity cards are nut issued to the public, but are
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    October 20: The day that brought a new unity to India
    1247 8  - October 20: The day that brought a new unity to India STEPHEN HUGH-JONES "Lucky us —no deterrent" THE LAND OF A THOUSAND LOYALTIES IS AT LAST AGREED UPON ONE THING- by NEW DELHI. Monday THE Indian Government may not have thought it was war when the first news of the
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    A trader who had toy pistols is fined
    226 9 A trader who had toy pistols is fined VIALACCA, Mon. A aTI shopkeeper, Chiang Ming Koon. 33. was fined $100 here today for being in possession of imitation arms— s7 plastic toy pistols without a licence irom the Chief Police Officer. Iht Magistrate, Mr. Rama:iathu Iyer, said he hoped thf
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    Youth stabbed at cinema
    53 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. a youth. Chow Kang Sing, was leaving the Sky Cinema 4 p.m. matinee yesterday when he has chased and slabbed by a gang of 10 men. He collapsed in a nearby car park with a screw-driver sticking out in his bacK. His condition was.
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    When death won fight in sea
    1105 9  -  JACKIE SAM by Singapore, Mon COURT-MARTIAL TOLD OF SHIPBOARD BRAWL THAT CONTINUED EVEN UNDERWATER: RATING ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE Psychiatrist says he was in 'confusional sia ie gHORTLY after Acting Leading Airman James William Storey, 28, of the aircraft carrier Ark Royal, was drowned in
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    Po Po romps as dark cloud hovers
    300 9 Po Po romps as dark cloud hovers SINGAPORE, Mon. Hong Kong's little screen darling, Fung Po Po, romped happily with pressman and fans at a lunch party today— unaware of a shadow over her Malayan interlude. She gaily toasted them (with orangeade) and posed with reporters and photographers in the
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    More money for D-Fund
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A further $3,331 has been received by Bank Negara for the "Save Democracy Fund" launched by Tengku Abdul Rahman on Saturday. This brings the total collections to $18,331. Bank Negara are treasurers of the fund.
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    A $10 gift to swotting boy 'with guts'
    84 9 A $10 gift to swotting boy 'with guts' SINGAPORE, Mon. A nursing sister, Mrs. Lye K'vai Fong, today gave $10 for Ipoh student Lee Chee In 20. whose story appeared in yesterday's Sunday Times. Lee was described as "a boy with guts and grit" who is swotting for his final
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    SCHOLARSHIPS—BUT WE MUST ASK
    182 9 SCHOLARSHIPS— BUT WE MUST ASK KUALA LUMPUR. Mor Australia is pre pared to nive moi Colombo Plan scholar ships to Malaya if th Federation Governmen' asks. The Australian High Commissioner in Malaya, Mr. T K. Critchley, said this tonight over Radio Malaya in an interview to mark the 14th meeting
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    Speech on the U.N.
    36 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.- Mr 1.. H. Horace Perera. education director of thr World Federation of TJmied Nations A.ssociations. will speak on "Teachinig about thr> United Nations" tomorrow night it tlie Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    CRIME IS DOWN BUT...
    139 9 CRIME IS DOWN BUT. 17-UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Selangor crime figures released today showed a decrease in crime against individuals but an increase in crime involving property last month. The Selangor CID Chief. Inche S. Mohamed Khalld, said that no murder was committed or attempted in the state last month. There
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    Visiting Borneo teams due in Ipoh
    157 9 I IPOH. Monday TWO delegations one each from Sabah and Sarawak, will arrive In Ipoh tomorrow and Wednesday to continue their tour of the Federation as guests of the Government. The first party, comprising 12 members of the "Pasok Momogun" from Sabah. will arrive
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      421 10 Polynesian styles from Hawaii A FEW years ago, off-the-peg clothes were meant only for the "lucky ones" who had the figure and height to carry off the dresses stylishly. Now, It is a different story. Even a pint-sized girl can walk into any of the fashion stores and pick the
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      UNIVERSITY LECTURERS ARE KEEN ON STAGE PRODUCTION
      433 10 UNIVERSITY LECTURERS ARE KEEN ON STAGE PRODUCTION WITH hopes set high but nervous right now two young producers are waiting for the results of their hard work in recent weeks. They are Mrs. Shakuntala Painter and Miss Ranu Bhatta/Jharya, who are well known to Singapore theatre goers. And the reason
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      Needlework exhibition by schools
      211 10 Needlework exhibition by schools AN Irish patterned handkerchief, a crochet tablecloth and a vestment rich with embroidery are among the several hundred exhibits displayed at an exhibition at the National Library hall in Stamford Road, Singapore. Those who take a keen interest in needlework will find this inter school exhibition
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      311 10 Straits Times Crossword WM HP- |HT^ |HF W/p IB*~" ACROSS fib (8). 9. Medley spins top for French. 7. may heighten the stress? the right one! (3. 6). (6). 10. Cracked In Cape Canaveral? 8. Responsibility but no rise? We (5). object (4). 11. Tea permit. W)-y, its greasy! 14.
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    215 12 SHIPS Iving alongtid* In* Slngapar* wharves today arc: Rrujunor 13/14, Rocpat 44. TJlbantJct 8/9, L*oraedon 33/34, Ozarda 19. TJlUalengka 1/2, Straat Cook 6/7, Steel Chemist 35/36 Bone Be 21/22. Pulau Kidjans N\V. '5. Salsrtte 3v39. Outer road*' Kapoporang, Kian Aun. Monmou.'hshire. Hoi Wong. Varna, 81V. Pronres*. Musi.
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    149 12 Nov. 11' Three months (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Buiineii dont: Dunlopa 13 cm. 8. Darby 4*d. P. ft N. 16 CU. C. Storage 4td. Uamrrfon 10 cts. stramship 8 eta. J. Waugh 14 cti. Shi II 13 cts. M. Brew, ;:> cts. 8 Timra 22 eta. Contain. r« Id cts.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    69 12 THE Maiayan Exctianite Banks' Association m. id- thcae chanKes in Ita r.itrit to merchants yesterday (all ratt-s to SHOT): Canada: buy nj TT 35 7/18 airmail (in IB 0/16. 90 rt ft 36 1/16 credit hills 36 :</ 16 trade bills. Soiling TT or OD roady: Canada kwm
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE FIRM ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    502 12 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were firm on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday although there was no great increase in buying pressure. Rothmans were taken up to $1.67 on investment buying ~..id improvements were also shown in Gammon and Dunlops. Dunlops was done from
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    20 12 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 10 Nov. 12 Industrials: 189.71 190.42 Tins: 285.62 285.29 rubbers: 179.75 179.75 Jan. 1. 1958 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    633 12 /COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with Uie number of the shares traded in brackets: Industrials Bou.«tead (I.OOOt $1.70: Dunlops (500) $2.02 SL. <2.OOO) $2.01. (I.OOO* $2.U2. (2.000) $2.05. (2.000> n:l. (1.000) $2.04: Kast Smelling <7itfl) $2.66
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    Straits tin is unchanged: Higher rubber imports
    318 12 THE price of Straits tin remained unchanged yes--1 terday at $428.37* on an offering estimated at 255 tons and also unchanged. In London on Friday tin ruled steady despite the quietness of dealings. Sentiment was aided by the steadiness at Penang. nearby market
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    94 12 CHINESE Product liehinit, Stngapart noon prices per picul yeiterday: C»*nut all: bulk t4t neliera, drum J44i Kllem, C*pra: November S2St buyers $29 arllrn. Ptpptr: aluntok white. tM"» »eller«, Sarawak white $145 aellers, special Sarawak black Jlo7t aeilers, icarbled Lampong black $110 (eilera. ASTA $1221 sellers. tingaport Cacwiut Oil
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    Guthrie results
    51 12 Output from estates and mines in the Guthrie Group in October and for 1962 todate in brackets are as follows:Rubber 8.687.500 !b (79.084.000 lb>. tern (black) 157.000 lb. (1.497.--500 lb.h pain oil 2.200 tons (22.175 tone), palm kernels 535 tons (5.507 tons), and tin ore 2,011 piculs (15.974
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    114 12 MELBOURNE. Mon. "THE undertone continued firm for General Investments and Industrial Shares. Prices fluctuated narrowly with trading quarter and selectively following latest company reports. Oils and base metals were traded around steady levels. Loans were steady. C.R.A. «/l» Mount Isa 64/-B N. Broken Hill (10a.) 16/101 Ampol Petroleum
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    RUBBER PRICES
    231 12 NOVEMBER *Jrat grid* rubber buyers f.s.b. closed at 5 p.m. In Slmtagapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 7SJ cents par lb. dewn seven eighth* of a cent. The tone wan quiet. S.C.C.R A. and r.M.R.C, cloning price* In cents per lb yenterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b.
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    Rubber crops
    21 12 Kempas produced 1.091.000 lb of lubber in October Batu Lintang's crop was 221,000 lb. ana Glenealy 1j0. 600 lb.
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      24 12 CLOSING PRICES November 12. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 78} cents (down seven-eighths of a cent.) TIN 5428.37 A (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 255 ton* (unchanged).
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      776 12 NOTICE Inche S. SADISON Is no longer employed by the Rubber Indusuy (Replanting) Board as general manager 01 the Rubbe. Indu.Miy iSmalliiolders) (Improved Sup- plies) Planting Material Scheme. 1959, and as Executive Officer ol i the Rubber Industry (Smallholders) Planting Material Scheme. 1956. or ai all at Ladang Ueut'i. Kampong
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      691 13 TOURS A EXCURSIONS Word* SS (Min.)— Box tt tt*. ttfrm CNERRY BLOSftM TOUR Hongkong Japan by skip 30th March 1943. Details American Lloyd Agency, 64 Robinson Road. Singapore Tel: 935T3. TOUR MALAY* I-OAYI gSS/Departur* 26-11-4Q, 2-12-n. 9-12-82. ItVIS-iB, 23-12-62. Bangkok Chieng•at 15- Days $295/. Departure I'-'O.' Inclusive dotel. Food, Traos■uu.
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      1215 13 MISCELLANEOUS rt) Wordt SS (Min.)— Box It et*. txtrn BALES A SERVICE Outhoard Mo toca. Lawn Mowers and Weignin* Macblr's, Chop Kirn Seng Cheong 103 Havelock Road. Singapore Pbone *****/*****. LADIES Superfluous Hair can r> removed painlessly and permanently hy Electrolysis Consultations free) without onilgation Tel: Usu»4 Amy Wee at
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    SOULE STEEL AGENTS
    124 14 SOULE STEEL AGENTS SOULE Steel Co. of California, one of the largest prefab steel building specialist manufacturers in the world, has appointed South Engineers Ltd. of Kuala Lumpur and Singapore as sole agents for Malaysia. Srule Steel envisaged a big future for Its products in this region, said the international
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    INDIAN BID FOR MORE ALLOYS BUSINESS
    391 14  -  GUNN CHIT THYE 5-man selling mission now in Malaya By INDIA is to make a serious effort to increase exports of noni'errous alloys and semis to South-East Asia. A five-member trade promotion mission sent by the Indian Government-sponsored Engineering Export Promotion Council from Calcutta
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    Limited trading
    77 14 With supplies from the barter area still cut off. the 400-odd-tons of copra received In Singapore last week were mainly from nearby islands and sold to various sections of the trade at a slißhtly higher price, states Lewis and Peat's weekly produce report. Evidence of improved buying interests
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    3M products advertising programme
    177 14 MR RICHARD G. Elschens. advertising and marketing services manager of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co.. visited Singapore last week to arrange for next year's advertising programme for the company's products which are said to be selling well in Malaysia. Mr. Eischens. who is attached to the
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    Cliffton fabrics market survey
    204 14 MR. HARRY Field, a director of the world's leading textile dyeing and finishing organisation, Bradford Dyers Association Ltd. of England, is now in Malaya studying current needs as a followup to the excellent business his organisation had obtained here over the past year. Bradford Dyers exports
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    500-cabin liner
    88 14 French Line's new 66,000 gross tons luxury liner, France, has been put into the Atlantic service Mr. J. C. Robert, controller of the company's overeas offices, said in Singapore last week when he called on the local agents, Messageries Maritimes Co. This latest addition to the line's fleet
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    Drugs from Burroughs Wellcome Australia
    176 14 Drugs from Burroughs Wellcome Australia A THOROUGH in vestigation of the pharmaceutical market in Singapore and the Federation is now being made by Burroughs Wellcome and Company (Australia) Ltd. Carrying out the Investigation is Mr. John Doenau. ihe marketing and advertising manager He is being as- slsted by Jackson and
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    Finance company Ipoh branch
    59 14 A leading local finance company. The Malayan Finance Corporation Ltd. opened its Ipoh branch office in Brewster Road yesterday. The new office offers a wide range of service facilities including deposit, housing loan and motor car hire purchase. The corporation of which Mr. Oel TJong Ie
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    COFFEE LIQUEUR BY HEERING
    226 14 T*HE world renowned 144-year-old concern of x Peter F. Heering, Copenhagen, has introduced another product to the Malayan market. Hitherto, the only product that it has marketed here has been the famous cherry brandy liqueur Cherry Heering. The new product Is a coffee liqueur— Kahlua which
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    Car exports
    21 14 Japan's exports cf cars in the first half of the current financial year (April to September) were 31.928 units.
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS
    262 14 30,000 bottles an hour beer plant ANEW industry with pioneer status starts on Saturday in the Federation. It is the multimillion dollar Malayan Breweries (M) Ltd. at Sungei Besi, Kuala Lumpur, which is to be opened by the Minister for Agriculture and Co-operatives, Haji Mohammed Khir
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      Australians go to 355-4
      767 15  -  JACK FINGLETON By SIMPSON HITS 130, SHEPHERD IS 81 NOT OUT Melbourne, Monday WITH THREE days gone of this four-day match between the MCC and an Australian XI at Melbourne only 11 wickets have fallen for a tally just 12 runs short of a thousand. The
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      82 15 MCC— lst Inns: 633-7 dec. AUSTRALIAN XI Ist Inns. (Saturday 18-0) l IIOMAS c Murray b Knight 27 SIMPSON b Trueman 130 HARVEY c and b litmus 51 SHEPHERD not out 81 McLACHLAN c Murray b Dexter 55 MISSION not out .0 Extras 11 TOTAL (for four) 365 WICKETS
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      Ipoh race weights
      221 15 rH, Mon. Following are weights for four races on the second day of the Perak Turfi Club meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 21: C 4, Div. 2— Cf Royal Bowman 9.0; Rough and Tough 9.0; Beau Spoon 8.13; Sri Teruntom 8.12; Nakhoda 8.12: Escort 8 12; Chanticleer II
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        HOCKEY
        45 15 S'COR DIV. 2: Sentul Rly. Recreation Club 4, Chartered Bank 0, Survey 4, Merchantlle Bank 2. Klanf Town Council Lffe: Health Sect. 7, Secretariat 3. Penanf Div. 2: RAAF 2. Ind. Assn. 1. SLRC 3. Prisons 1. Police SC 2, Penang Sports Club 1.
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        RUGGER
        27 15 FRIENDLIER (XX.): RMAF 14 pts (goal. 2 penalties, dropped goal) Language Inst. 5 pts (goal); FMC 9 pts (2 tries, penalty) Fed. Signals 3 pts (try).
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        AFP will not accept SAFA decision
        258 15 AFP will not accept SAFA decision SINGAPORE, Mon—Seaiii Yun Chong, president ux the Association ol Football Players, today appealed to more than i.i senior and Junior cluo delegates to use tneir "wisdom and discretion' wntr. selecting their representatives to the bingapou Amateur F.A. annual general meeting next month. ue told
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        Tay won't stand for top post
        111 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tay Soo Yong, chairman of SAFA's finance and administrative committee, today said that he will not oppose Soh Ghee Soon for the post of SAFA president. Mr. Tay, a strong opponent of Mr. Soh In the council, is the second official to
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        US retain Canada Cup by two-stroke margin
        69 15 BUENOB AIRES, Mon. The United States cartltd the Canada Cup International golf team trophy for the third successive year here yesterday with a two-stroke margin over Argentina. The United States team cf Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer, aggregated 557 against Argentina's 559. The
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        Aliss second
        241 15 Palmer and Peter AUis. of England, shared second place In the individual on 278, Snead, who had led throughout the first three rounds finished with an Individual total of 279 Final, team scores were: 557 United States. 143. (S. Snead 68. 65, 72. 74: A. Palmer 68 72
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        Lock icon MCC v country
        58 15 MELBOURNE. Mon. England Test bowlers Freddie Truemin and Brian Statham will play together tor the first time on the tour when MCC meet a New South Wales Country XI In a one-day match at Griffith on Wednesday. Team: Dexter (capti pullar, rev. Sheappard. Oraveney. Parfltt, Illinjrworth, Allen.
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      SELVA WILL RUN GOOD 440 FLAT, SAYS MILLER
      750 15  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By Kuala Lumpur, Monday A MERICAN coach Bill Miller today saia that the Malayan athletes will clock A better times at the Commonwealth Games at Perth than they did at the Jakarta Games in August-September. Miller, who Is on a
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      'Malaya would have got 1966 Games'
      284 15 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Malaya would have got the next Commonwealth Games if they had made a prior application, said Mr. Vernon Morgan, sports editor of Reuters, here today. Morgan was on his way to Perth to cover the Games due to begin on Nov. 22
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      1096 15 NOTICE CHUA CHEE SENO alias Chua Eng Kok, Is no longer In our employ and he Is not authorised to collect any monies or transact business on our behalf, Kirn Lam Co. Ltd.. 632. Aljunled Road. LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (SPRING) CITY AND GUILDS, 1963. Closing dates for entry to
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      204 15 I I SB B*^^^^§i I I ii v householders will save the price of a WOLF electric tool kit In 12 months r by doing jobs themselves round the homer Think of the money I V v you spend In one Jj nf\ year paying other Xvi^lff r\ people to
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      81 15 Diary SOCCER Cow and Gate Cap I semi-final) I poh: Kilat Club v Persekutuan Sukan Kerja Raya. Tapah (Jal'an Auiiul Jalil grdi HOCKKY SPORE Dlv. I: S.C.C. V R.A.F. Chanel (Padang); University v RAF Seletar (Bukit Timah) Wi men's state trial (Serangoon road). S'for Dlv. 1: University "A" v Club
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    Johore 60 get an eviction deadline
    173 16 Johore 60 get an eviction deadline JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. v The Government will evict about 60 people now occupying three shops on State land on Dec. 15 unless they voluntarily leave i earlier, the Johore Government announced today. The people affected occupy shop premises in Jalan Ibrahim, the main highway
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    ALL SET FOR DR. A, KENNEDY TALKS
    253 16 WASHINGTON, Mon. Prospects ot new progress on Berlin and other East-West issues as a result of the Cuban crisis will be discussed by President Kennedy and the West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, here this week U.S. officials said. Dr. Adenauer is due
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    Discipline: Govt. rules amended
    100 16 Discipline: Govt. rules amended SINGAPORE, Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara has amended the Public Service (Disciplinary Proceedings) Regulations, which came Into force on Sept. 21, to give retrospective effect, Any action taken under General Orders or Colonial Regulations before these new rules operated, are deemed to have been taken under
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    Back from China
    22 16 TOKYO. Mon.— The Japanese economic mission, led oy Mr. Tatsunosuke Takasakt. returned here by air tonigiit from Communist China
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    LONDON STOCKS
    375 16 LONDON, Mon. The feature of the stock markets here today was the activity and firmness of equities. The Investment buying which developed last week following the Chancellor's stimulus to economy was further advanced and would-be buyers found the market in short supply enhancing some of the sharp upward
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    Clean sweep by S'pore
    65 16 HONO KONG. Mon. Singapore, under the superb seamanship of Colonel T.A. Hunt, sailed to a clear victory toaay in the Far East Yacht Racing Federation regatta. Singapore's total of 3.784 points left Hong Kong, with 2.580. a poor second. Thailand were third with 1.705. foHowed by
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    Kazak is back from Korea
    54 16 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Federations Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. flew in tonight from Hong Kong after a "very interesting" four-day visit to South Korea. He was met by Dr. Toh Chin Chye. Singapore's Deputy Premier. Tun Razak and his party left for Kuala Lumpur
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    Kisses for Miss World
    106 16 GIRL with the victory smile is Catbarina Lodders. 20, of Holland, who was elected Miss World last week. Congratulating her are Finland's Kaarina Leskinen, 17, (pictured on the right) who was second, and Monique Lem lire. 20. of France, third. On the extreme left is Miss
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    DEAD SOLDIERS: AN ATTACK ON WAR OFFICE
    375 16 DEAD SOLDIERS: AN ATTACK ON WAR OFFICE LONDON, Monday. rE War Office has been attacked in the House of Commons for not flying back to Britain bodies of six soldiers who died while serving overseas. In the last 12 months, 31 British servicemen had died In the Far East, it
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    Court told of night chase in kampong
    226 16 Mon. Villagers from kam-» pong Kirn Chuan rushed out of their houses one ni^ht when they heavcj cries for help and de-» tamed two youths, au preliminary inquiry vner told today. The youths. Lim Seh Kw\ 18. and Lee Poh Huat. 20, appeared
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    DEATHS
    126 16 C. IHANMUCAM TJ pa-M away Grnerai Hospital K 1_ lull «L' 1. avinn wifr, Rons. Jeyantnam (Vyion and Gunaretnam mi Duku Road Spore. Cremation i> m. 7 Prinrt Road K I. RUBY IRIS beloved wife of Mr. s. R-inu.-lin:h>- pMMd away pearefullr. Oortac* hmvw No. S», Jl off Ch.inKi
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      42 16 XJIGHEST and lowest tempera- 11 tures for Malaya and Singapore lor the period 8 pjn. Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hirhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Biiaru 86 75 Penanx 88 73 Malacca 86 73 Ipon 88 73 Sirmapoie 84 73
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