The Straits Times, 15 November 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 He**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    $20m AIRPORT DEAL
    285 1 THE CONTRACT GOES TO GAMMON Two years without a dividend, now shares go upas award is announced to build 12,000-ft runway KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday $20 million runway contract for the new international airport here has been awarded to (iammon (Malaya) Ltd. Tender documents lor the runway contract
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    Lock icon Negru is 73
    151 1 GOLDEN GARLANDS, SOVEREIGN GIFTS AND CHEERS NEW DELHI, Wednesday. VISITORS streamed into the house of the Indian Premier, Mr. Nehru, from dawn today as he celebrated his 73rd birthday. Mr. Nehru, who has been Prime Minister for 15 years, was greeted by cheers when he entered the
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    CONFERENCE TACKLES FINANCE FOR MALA YSIA
    371 1 CONFERENCE TACKLES FINANCE FOR MALA YSIA KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. SUB-COMMITTEE of the intergovernmental committee on Malaysia today got down to the "hardest task" of working out tne details of the dollars and cents aspect of the new federation. Its fiscal sub-committee met at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall to thrash
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    Lock icon Espionage in Britain 'on large scale'
    85 1 LONDON, Wed— Mr. Harold Macmillan told the House of Commons today that "massive effort*" were brine made by every possible method to undermine Britain's security. "Hostile intrigue and espionage are being relentlessly maintained on a large scale." the Prime Minister said. He announced that
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    King Hussein is 27
    24 1 AMAN. Wed. Kimr Hu.*>em celebrated his 27th birthday today. He received hundreds of cables of congratulations from across the country.
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    'We can thank China for our unity today3
    793 1 'We can thank China for our unity today 3 NEW DELHI, Wed Mr. Y. B. Chavan, Chief Minister of Maharashtra State, was appointed Indian Defence Minister tomqht. Reuter. LONDON, Wed— Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Commonwealth Secretary, said yesterday that arms tent to India by Britain have been offered as a
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    Lock icon A state of emergency declared in Sikkim
    86 1 A state of emergency declared in Sikkim GANGTOK (Sikkim), Wed. A state of emergency was proclaimed yesterday in Sikkim, the Indian Protectorate separating North-East India from Tibet. A state of emergency was declared in India on Oct. 26, following reports of renewed fighting on both sections of the SinoIndian border.
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    Jets due back in Singapore
    70 1 BANGKOK. Wed. The Royal Air Force jet fighter squadron which was rushed to Thailand last May at the heignt of the Laotian crisis will return to its base in Singapore on Friday, the British Embassy announced today. The Embassy said the squadron vill leave its
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    Protest men freed
    44 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed. Four men serving six-month jail terms for defying a court order not to fail their protest boat into a Pacific nuclear test zone were released b> v U.S. district judge yesterday two months before completion of their sentences.
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    Lock icon C-R-A-S-H! 75 OF THEM!
    39 1 C-R-A-S-H 75 OF THEM LOS ANGELES, Wed. Seventy-live cars were damaged and five people hurt in a chain reaction collision along four miles of the Santa Ana Freeway near here yesterday. Police blamed "unreasonably fast driving" and fog. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MiGS: NO DEFINITE PROMISE TO INDIA
    221 1 T^EW DELHI, Wed. 11 The Times of India reported today that the Soviet Government had not given a "positive undertaking" to India that all outstanding contracts including the supply of MiG jet fighters would be honoured. The newspaper said the Soviet Ambassador, Mr. Ivan
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    Lock icon Jack gives away all
    45 1 MINNEAPOLIS. Wed. President Kennedy gives his entire US$lOO,OOO a year Presidential salary to charity, according to the Minneapolis Tribune. The newspaper added that Mr. Kennedy had given all his Federal salary to charity since he became a Congressman in 1947— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Cost of Cuba crisis: $300 m.
    229 1 Cost of Cuba crisis: $300 m. WASHINGTON, Wed. T? The budget bureau said today that a rough estimate of the Cuban crisis had cost the United States US$lOO million ($3OO million). Most of the money went on maintaining the Cuban blockade, aerial surveillance flights over the island, transport of men
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 YOUTH SHOT MN«»AFOKI Ili'Ji live opened firi Iji.i -iiuih I«> K :j iv I -ice dunn? < in Cbiu*toi»-n < irlj Police iitTr ideal par. t h«
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon The Polish massacre: Reds did it, he says
      311 2 The Polish massacre: Reds did it, he says NOTRE DAME (Indiana), Wednesday. COVIET secret police were responsible for a massacre of thousands of Polish soldiers during the Second World War and President Roosevelt and Sir Winston Churchill both knew of it, a political scientist claimed in a book published here.
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      Lock icon Suddenly they're not worth even 5 cents
      82 2 IIfASHINGTON, Wed.— Misprinted Dag Hammarskjoeld stamps will no longer be a philatelist's treasure. rhe Post Office yesterday decided to mass produce the misprinted four-cent stamp issued ln honour of the late Secretary-General of the United Nations. Due block of 'these stamps with the
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      Lock icon THE 'CAT' (20 lashes) FOR A PAROLE VIOLATOR
      136 2 THE 'CAT' (20 lashes) FOR A PAROLE VIOLATOR DOVER (Delaware), Wed.— A judge today ordered a 20-year-old parole violator. Franklin Cannon, to receive 20 lashes with acato'nine tails. It will be the first time in more than 10 years that Mich a sentence has been executed in Delaware which maintains
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      Lock icon Crash: All 26 dead
      29 2 SAIGON. Wed. Search parties reaching the wreckage of a crashed Vietnamese airliner on a mountainside 375 miles from here found all 26 aboard killed.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon A 'SHOCK' CABLE TO NKRUMAH
      144 2 ZURICH, Wed. THE International Press Institute yesterday published a cable it sent to President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana last month expressing "shock and dismay" at the fate of the newspaper, Ashantl Pioneer. The Ashanti Pioneer has not appeared since Oct. 8, when the Ghana Government
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      Lock icon $23,400 million in the red in US
      43 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. Presl- lor the current fiscal year Instead dent Kennedy's Budget Bureau! rt the US$5OO million (MSI.SOO today predicted US$7,BOO million million) surplus estimated by the ($23,400 million) budget deficit 1 President last January— Reuter.
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      Lock icon CONDUCTOR TO FACE WAR CRIMES CHARGES
      103 2 CONDUCTOR TO FACE WAR CRIMES CHARGES TSL AVIV, Wed.— A conductor of the Israeli National Opera, Hirsch Birenblatt, 52, was committed yesterday for trial on charges of delivering thousands of persecuted Jews to their Nazi murderers. It will be the first trial under the law for punishment of Nazis and
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      Lock icon Malaya enters bridge test
      27 2 MANILA. Wed— Malaya Is competing ln the Far East contract bridge championships which formally opened today. Indonesia and Formosa are both competing.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Indians on patrol
      27 2 INDIAN troops on patrol in a forward area near Pangong Lake in Ladakh. where fierce fighting took place recently against the Chinese invaders. Expresspic.
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      Lock icon THE UPS AND DOWNS OF DEVELOPMENT
      198 2 MELBOURNE, Wed. Mr. Kasem Sriphayak of Thailand said here yesterday that while the average price of manufactured goods imported into developing countries continued to rise, the average price of primary commodities exported from them showed an opposite trend. Mr. Kasem Srlphayak, leader of the
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      US demands self-rule at once for South-West Africa
      150 3 US demands self-rule at once for South-West Africa UNITED NATIONS, Wed. The Inited States today denounced South Africa's rule over SouthWest Africa and demanded that the territory be granted self-determina-tion immediately. Speaking in the trusteeship committee. U.S. delegate Jonathan B. Bingham however, warned Washington was opposed to any "coercive" measures
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      Lock icon MAC ORDERS FULL TRIBUNAL
      472 3 VASSALL CASE Charges bandied about in past few days 'too heavy to be pushed under carpet' LONDON, Wednesday. MR. Harold Macmillan last night announced to Parliament that he has ordered a full tribunal on the Vassall spy case because of "certain new events"' over the weekend.
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      Lock icon Next U.S. spaceman is airman Cooper
      118 3 Next U.S. spaceman is airman Cooper WASHINGTON. Wed. The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced yesterday that Gordon Cooper. 35. has been designated as the next astronaut in a planned orbital flight, scheduled for next April, of "about one full day." Cooper, an air force major, acted as a
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      Lock icon The Duke of Kent in HK-on duty1—duty:
      134 3 The Duke of Kent in HK-on duty1 duty HONG KONG, Wed.— The Duke of Kent arrived here today for a tour of duty with about 100 other servicemen and their families. The Duke, a captain in the Royal Scots Greys, was in a civilian suit and carried a briefcase when
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      Lock icon Ikeda: A treaty with Russia only if...
      237 3 LONDON, Wednesday. f APAN'S Prime Minister, Mr. Hayato Ikeda, said J here that Japan had no intention whatsoever of signing a peace treaty with the Soviet Union as long as Russia continued to occupy the Kurile Islands north of Japan. He was answering
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      Quick look round
      234 3 Quick look round LONDON: Dr Richard Rose veare. Anglican Bishop of Accra, last night flew back to live in Ghana, thp country which expelled him three months ago for criticising the young Pioneers Youth Movement OSLO, Wed. Professor Linus Pauling, on a private visit here, claimed last night that nuclear
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      Lock icon Soviet economic plan passed
      43 3 MOSCOW, Wed. The Soviet Council of Ministers, meeting under the chairmanship of Mr. Khrushchev, has approved proposals for national economic development In 1963, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. They also endorsed the Soviet state budget for 1963. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Magazine editor freed
      35 3 BONN. Wed.— Mr. Claus Jacobl. one of the two joint editors of Der Spiegel, a weekly news magazine, was freed from custody yesterday because he was no longer under "grave suspicion."— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Canada's bank rate
      23 3 OTTAWA, Wed.— The Interest rate of the Bank of Canada was cut from five to (our per cent yesterday —Reuter.
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      Lock icon RICE: THAI GOVT TO KEEP CONTROL
      122 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand will continue to control the rice export business next year, Lieutenant-Gen-eral Amphorn Chintakanon, Under-Secretary for Economic Affairs, told reporters yesterday He predicted that business would be normal next year as thp govern ment's policy would be to control the flow of
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      Lock icon Survey ship gift
      18 3 CANBERRA. Wed— Australia h to present a 150-ton survey ship to the Philippines Government.— Reuter.
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    We can take pride in T.T.C. says Yong
    532 4 SINGAPORE Wednesday THK Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin told a record number of teacher-graduates today: "We can justifiably be proud of our Teachers' Training College." Pointing out its two "unique" points to the convocation of graduands and guests at the
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    TRADE UNIONS: CALL FOR WORLD MEET
    173 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rpHREE leaders of the giant "neutralist" trade A union federation of Japan, Sohyo discussed the possibility of holding a world conference of trade unions when they met leaders of Singapore's National Trade Union Congress during their two-day stop-over here. The three leaders,
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    AUSTRALIAN TRADE TEAM FOR STORE, MALAYA
    94 4 MR. H. WILCKENS (above), leader of a 14 -man Australian building industry selling mission, which will make an 18-day visit to Singapore and Malaya from Saturday. I lie mission, sponsored by the Australian Government Department of Trade, will concentrate on selling a wide range
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    Guam flight curtailed
    101 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pan-Ame-rican Airlines in Singapore today announced that their flight operations to Guam have been temporarily restricted to day time only because of havoc caused by typhoon Karen. A Panam spokesman said that their flight times had been advanced temporarily until ground passenger-handling and other facilities
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      193 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR T"HE following is todays schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London. Zurich. Istanbul, Beirut, Bagdad. Karachi. Calcutta (BA 940 v 5.55 a.m.: from Tokyo. Hong Kong (BA 063) 5.25 p.m. Qantat: Prom Sydney. Brisbane (QP 735) 7.15 urn.;
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      214 4 (ML 131) 7.15 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 8.30 p.m.: from Penang. Kuala Lumpur (ML 107) 5.50 p.m.; from Jakarta (ML 204) 1 pjn.; from Brunei. Kuching (ML 431) 7.05 p.m DEPARTURES BOAC: To Calcutta. Bombay, Abadan. Beirut. Zurich. London. (BA 789) 6.15 p.m.; to Calcutta. Karachi. Bahrein. Damascus.
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    More roads for Tehel
    36 5 MALACCA. Wed. The Chief] Minister. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. said yesterday that the Government was building more, roads in the muklm of Tehel In I Jasin District, 10 miles from here.
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    Hotel may have landing strip
    145 5 THIS is an artist's impression of Singapore's newest hotel designed by architect Mr. Alfred H. K. Wong, which is scheduled to be completed in two years' time in the TanKlin area. The S7 million. 14-storey-hotel may have a landing strip for helicopters on the roof
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    PLANTERS' LEADER PLEDGES SUPPORT
    137 5 PENANG, Wednesday. THE president of the North Malaya -Asian Planters' Association, Mr. Soon Cheng Sun. today pledged the support of estate owners for any scheme which the Government might introduce to "sustain this vital rubber industry." "We are deeply conscious," he told the association's annual meeting,
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    Nude body of woman is found
    59 5 Nude body of woman is found SEREMBAN. Wed. The nude body of a woman w;;s found among bushes this morning at Kampong Pandan, Pelangi. three miles from Kuala Pilah. Kampun binte Ahmad. 55. mother of four sons and a daughter, is believed to ha\e been murdered. Her husband. Mohamed Yuson,
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    An Umno warning of Singapore as 'second Cuba'
    208 5 An Umno warning of Singapore as 'second Cuba' ITU ALA LUMPUR. Wed v —What took place in Cuba, where Russia stored nuclear weapons, could happen in Singapore if the island fell into the hand-, of pru-Commun-ists. Malaya Merdeka warned today. Umno's official publication said: "Cuba is a lesson for us.
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    Malaya ahead by $9m. in rural health plans
    273 5 Malaya ahead by $9m. in rural health plans J£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Implementation of rural health projects under the five-year plan this year has been so rapid that the $9 million earmarked for 1962 will be overspent by a few million dollars. By the end of this year. 450 midwives' clinics,
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    'The shaky isles' talk at lunch
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. Bruce Brown. First Secretary. New Zealand High Commission here, spoke about his country's volcanic and thermal activity at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Petaiins Jaya He referred to New Zealand as =ometlmes being labelled as "the
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    'How to do it right' course for amahs
    80 5 'How to do it right' course for amahs KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A six-week training course for amahs is to be held at the YWCA headQuarters here early next year. Thf» course, which will begin in February, will train domestic help in the basic duties of the home, marketing, food, laundry,
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    Breach of trust
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A postal clerk, A. RamachandraM, 22. of Jalan Liat here, pleaded guilty yesterday to criminal breach of trust of four registered letters. Sentence was postponed.
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    GOVERNOR: A DENIAL
    56 5 PENANG. Wed. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, today officially denied that the Governor of Penang, Raja Tun Uda. would be retiring early next year. Dato Wong said that under the terms of the Governor's appointment he would remain in oftice until Auk. 31 next year.
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    Wife: There was no romance in this chase
    437 6 Wife: There was no romance in this chase HUSBAND IN A MASK DROVE HER FROM TREE TO TREE, TAPPER TELLS COURT IN CLAIM FOR CHILDREN'S CUSTODY KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. WOMAN told the High Court here today that there was nothing romantic about the time her husband masked himself and chased
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    Jet close-up for deaf children
    55 6 BUTTERWORTH, Wed.—Twen-ty-five students of the Federation School for the Deaf had their first close-up look of a jet plane today. The children were taken on a conducted tour of the RAAF base by two airmen Fit. Lt. Arthur Barnes and Flying Officer lan Westmore of
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    $500 school fire
    25 6 TAIPING. Wed. A fire at the Methodist Girls School here eai'y today caused damage estimated at about $500 In the science laboratory.
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    SAVED-BY CLINGING TO A BRANCH
    83 6 SAVED-BY CLINGING TO A BRANCH KUCHING, Wed— An Iban woman clung to an overhead branch and saved her life when the boat she and a man were travelling in struck a log and caDsized at Sungei Selintong in the H>r District of Sarawak. The woman. Hid anak Mong. 54 held
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    Women join school board
    52 6 MUAR, Wed. Three women have been appointed to the board of managers of the National-type Primary Tamil School in Jalan Khalidi here. They are Mrs. D. Murugesu. Mrs. R. Subbayah and Mrs. Julialra Mercy Christan. This la the first time that women have been appointed to
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    Postman loses his appeal
    53 6 II OH. Wed. An appeal by a postman, Saidin bin Mai. 25, j against jail sentences totalling 21 months was dismissed by Mr. Justice Azmi in the High Court here yesterday. Saidin had been convicted on three charges of dishonestly misappropriating registered postal articles in the
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    Fashion show
    50 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The 1 Women's International Club here will held a children's fashion show'i at its premises in Damansara Road on Sunday beginning at 10 a.m. j The show will be open to the public and admission will be SI for adults and 50 cents for children.
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    LEESE TO FILE HIS APPEAL PAPERS
    122 6 QINGAPORE, Wed. Able Seaman Sidney George Leese, 25, convicted yesterday by a court martial of manslaughter, is to appeal against sentence and conviction. Found guilty of killing James William Storey. 28. acting leading airman of the aircraft-carrier Ark Royal, during a fight on Sept.
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    Hill 'spirit' to make way for progress
    142 6 KUCHING, Wed. The "spirit" of a hill. Batu Kokohitan, at the 18th mile Ranau Road in North Borneo, is to "moved" to Mount Kinabalu on Sunday. Recently the P.W.D. discovered that Batu Kokohitan is rich in granite and they intend to quarry it
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    Johore's Budget day
    21 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed— The 1963 budget meeting of the Johore Legislative Assembly will be held on Dec. 15.
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    The few who faced up to the biggest challenge of all
    2048 7  -  MAX FREEDMAN -by- IT is now possible lo put the events of the past two weeks in responsible perspective. This attempt at the reconstruction of great events is being made without any effort to reward heroes, or to identify
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    HOLIDAY PAY CASE FOR APPEAL
    522 8 HOLIDAY PAY CASE FOR APPEAL SINGAPORE, Wednesday. AN application for leave to appeal against an award made by the Assistant Commissioner of Labour, involving a question of double pay for working on a public holiday, was granted by the Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, in the High Court today. The
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    Bangkok trade fair shock for Malaya
    110 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry was surprised today that Malaya has been listed to take part in the Bangkok International Trade Fair to be held there next year. A spokesman of the Ministry told the Straits Times today: "We know
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    On official visit
    29 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin. left for a three-day official visit of Penang and Alot Star today.
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    BIG INCREASE EXPECTED IN SINGAPORE-U.A.R. TRADE
    226 8 SINGAPORE. Wed EXPORTS of goods and raw materials from Singapore to the United Arab Republic will increase considerably as a result of the visit here of two U-A.R. Government trade representatives to promote trade relations They are Mr. Ismail Shafei. chairman and managing director
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    Yodelling since he was 10
    98 8 Yodelling since he was 10 THE 700 people who attended the Bavarian Folklore Ballet at Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur n<n Tuesday night were thrilled at the delightful yodelline of one of the stars. Yesterday it was disclosed that the yodeller was none other than Franz Lang (above), Bavaria's champion
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    Customs raid on samsu hide-outs
    46 8 TELUK ANSON, Wed.— Customs officers and police swooped on two Illicit samsu hide-outs in a rubber! plantation near here. They destroyed two 60-gallonl stills, 13 drums and 14 jars containing more than 1.000 gallons! of samsu worth $6,000 in excise duties.
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    M.I.C. makes plans for Malaysia changes
    218 8 M.I.C. makes plans for Malaysia changes I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Amendments to the constitution of the Malayan Indian Congress to enable it to extend its activities to the Malayasian territories will be discussed at the two-day annual delegates' conference in Klang from Nov. 24. Several branches of th« MIC have submitted
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    Selkirk for Bangkok
    21 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed—Britain's Commissioner-General for South-East Asia. Lord Selkirk, flew to Bangkok today after a one-day visit here.
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    1,000 share one telephone
    34 8 BENTONO, Wed.— One thousand pecple will share one telephone. They are residents of Kemayan, a village near here, which untl) now has had no telephone. Th« telephone was Installed yesterday.
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    Jumped to her death because of husband's cancer
    290 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— At the end of an inquest into his wife's death fall, Inspector of Chinese Schools, Mr. Lee Chee Cheng. 34, said today: "I'm sorry it had to end like this. I had cancer but it killed my wife." Bespectacled Mr.
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    2 recruited for Malaysia work
    36 9 KUCHING, Wed Two ad-| ministrative officers have beeri| recruited from Malaya for] Malaysia work in North Borneo. They have been taken on contract, approved by the North Borneo Standing Finance Committee.
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    Half a million 'floating' voters: Big drive by Umno
    163 9 Half a million 'floating' voters: Big drive by Umno KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— About half a million Malay voters who are proAlliance are not members of any party And it is these 'floating voters" that the I mini has set its sights on. According to "Malaya Merdeka," official organ of I'mnii,
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    'SLAVE DRIVER9 CHARGE DENIAL
    172 9 'SLAVE DRIVER 9 CHARGE DENIAL PENANG, Wednesday. T»HE Penang division of the Malayan Trade A Unions Congress today denied a statement by Mr. V. David, a Socialist Front member of Parliament, that transport employers in Penang were "slave drivers." "We dissociate ourselves from this view," Mr. Gerald Abraham, chairman of
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    Spore cars up by 6,000
    50 9 SINGAPORE.! Wed. Nearly 6.000 cars were registered in Sin- j gapore during the last 10 months., it was stated today. This brings the total to 75.946 cars now in the island. The number of motor-cycles.' excluding scooters, has also increased by about 6.000 since! January.
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    $600,000 reservoir
    19 9 TAIPINO, Wed. Work has started on a $600,000 reservoir at Sungel Kurau. 15 miles north of Taiplng.
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    Telex service to Mexico
    59 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The acting Director-General of Telecommunications in Malaya and Singapore. Mr D. Smith announced today that the overseas telex service would be extended to Mexico from Monday The service will oe continuous except on Sunday. The minimum charge for a three-minute call will be
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    Lock icon Government with dividend appeal
    276 9 Government with dividend appeal FONDON. Wed.— Judgment j in favour of the Government of the Federation of Malaya on a 57.793 claim against Kimau Omnibus Co. of Ipoh. a holding company whose sole sourer of income is dividends received from the General Omnibus Co. (Perak), was given by the judicial
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    Lock icon 'LAH'-LESS HONG KONG IMPRESSES A 'QUEEN'
    94 9 HONG KONG. Wed.— Kuala Lumpur's "Welfare Queen," 19-year-old Miss Maureen U'Ren, finds Hong Kong boys conservative. But. she told the Hong Kong Standard in an interview today. Malayan boys in the University of Hong Kong were "just like those back home." In Hong Kong
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    GREETINGS
    44 10 H H«rW< if 1 Minimum/ CONGRATULATIONS llisa lav Kuo Ching UR.B.M. 1 performing 1 for being a«Hrfi-ri In* l!>6i Musk Scholarship of thr A--<" Mf 11 Board of the R.B.M. l/ondon n« puhlxhed in the Malay Mall November 13 From your music tearh-r
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    28 10 2t WarU tit (Minimum) MR AND MRS. K. Yawanarajah thank all friends and relative* for their sood «the» and presents on trie orra- lon of their marrrtc*
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    142 10 Word, Sl* (Minimum 1 SAY COOOBVE to mr><y tea leave* NeMea plun hot water give« you cup after rup of rrfreablng. 100', pure ten WATCH YOUR WEIGHT: Be fit but not fat. Remember Ryvita keep* you I joy deliclou* Ryvita today rou 11 iom- ,t. ROLANO'S. "LaUta" the latest
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  • The Straits Times Thursday. November 15. 1962.
    • Article
      The British Test
      653 10 The British deterrent may not be worth the trouble <t seems to be causing, yet it is hardly for the Russians to cry murder because Mr. Macmillan has decided to explode a small nuclear device in Nevada. The Russians themselves still have ;>n unknown numb*- of explosions
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      Worth Noting
      311 10 There may be politician? who hope to use the Indian border war 'to split the unity and brotherhood of the Indians and Chinese in Malaya", as the secretary-general of the People's Progressive Party alleges. This was not unknown during the Communist war in Malaya, and the Tengku had
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      Fiscal Snag
      276 10 i The Malayan Inter-Govern-i mental Committee, which rej newed its discussions in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, naturally j has held all its meetings behind closed doors. There may be encouragement in the thought that no news, in this instance, is probably good news. There would be headlines if the
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    The boraer war For sleepy Sikkim, the time to decide is here
    601 10  - The boraer war For sleepy Sikkim, the time to decide is here KRISHNA MOORTHY by— NEW DELHI. Wednesday TH E Chinese Com munists are angry with the Bhutanese Maharaja who continues to be guided by Delhi in foreign affairs. And they are equally furious with Tashi Namgyal. the aged Maharaja
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  • Letters TO THE EDITOR
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      Radio bulletins on frontier conflict
      190 10 I REFER to a letter under the heading "Radio Fiction." The text of the news item was a quote of a Reuter reDort quoting the New China News Agency. The text made reference to Indian troops south of the Tawang River shelling Chinese "frontier" guards,
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      The enemy
      92 10 \VHEN the Communists inflicted terror, ruin and death in this land over eleven years there was no talk of racial difference in the national struggle for victory and a democratic way of life. Freedom was at stake and was won by united struggle. Tengku Abdul Rahman has given
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      Programme's wide Held
      167 10 MAY I point out In reply to your correspondent "Citizen" (ST Nov. 10) that "University of the air" is merely a title. The content Is based on the manifold activities and functions of what is acknowledged as the highest seat of learning in the country. The programme
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      DTC grads
      132 10 AS a normal trained tea- cher I am surprised by the insistent claims of DT.C. graduates to equality. There are indeed a substantial number of DTC graduates who have better academic qualifications than a very small number of normal trained teachers; but contrast the many university graduates among
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      Exam fears
      105 10 THE facts given in a letter concerning school examinations in Malacca come as no surprise to me. for the same sort of thing is happening in Johore Bahru. Not only are the examiners inexperienced. but the choice of invigilators leaves much to be desired. A very senior teacher
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      Unjustified criticism
      179 10 I WOULD like to take to task your music critic "JH." for the impression he gave of the first half of Mr. Slkl's recital, which was in fact the major part of his programme. The Interpretation may not have been to J.H.s personal liking but to use the
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      $8 shock
      48 10 MY State national citizenship certificate was lost in the post. I now find, much to my surprise, that the fee for a certified copy is $10. The fee for a copy of a Federal citizenship certificate is only $2. Why not the same rate? MAX Taiping
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      Dual status
      160 10 \yHILE your editorial (B.T. Nov. 13) has cleared the point which was apparently missed by Inche Abdul Kadtr bin Samsuddin in his comments on my statement, it has also created certain doubts and misgivings with regard to the practicability of the union's proposal. In fact similar schemes have
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      Unsafe
      73 10 "THE registration fee has 1 been doubled. This would not matter if ail postmen were honest. I have lost several letters through the post, sometimes containing money. and sometimes books. Nearly every month we read in the newspapers of a postman being convicted. In other words the postal service
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    OUTGUNNED: THE PROUD MEN ON INDIA'S FRONTLINE
    319 10 OUTGUNNED: THE PROUD MEN ON INDIA'S FRONTLINE NEW DELHI. Wed. The Indian Army now facing the grcatot challenge in its history from the Chinese on the Himalayan frontier, is in organisation and equipment basically similar to a British-style World War II Army. On the northern frontier amid the world's highest
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    The end of the fun
    124 11 ANIMALS SEIZED: NOW CIRCUS FOLK, BROKE AND STRANDED. WAIT IN THE TATTERED TENTS THE desolate fairgrounds in Sitiauan where the C'irco Brazil only recently performed to hundreds of people. The circus is now unable to leave. It has been served with a court order seizing
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    Two accused of graft are acquitted
    266 11 Two accused of graft are acquitted SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE First District Judge. Mr. Choor Singh, today acquitted and discharged a Federation revenue officer, Dahlan bin Haji Hussain, and a Malayan Railway goods checker, Huan Ah Lek. on a corruption charge without calling for their defence. 1 Dahlan was aroused of
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    TRAP SET FOR CAR CARRYING A SAFE
    83 11 JOIIORE BAIIRU. \V(d A pork seller. Mr. See Soon. 64. reported to tinpolice here the loss of a safe from his home in the Rengani district yesterday while he was out on business. The safp contained 58.401 in cash and jewellery. Police set
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    Blue film arrests
    28 11 KOTA BHARU. Wed. Six businessmen and three civil servants were arrested last night whllt watching a blue film at a: house In Jalnn Kebtm Kuda.
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    Catholic priest dies in Sibu
    52 11 KUCHINO. Wed. Father A. D Vo.s, 58. pries: la charge of the Roman Catholic Mission in Sibu. Sarawak, collapsed and died while riding his bicycle in Race Course Road. Sibu. He came to Sarawak in 1929 from Holland. He was a keen footballer during his
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    Lock icon Editor to advise on agency
    79 11 Editor to advise on agency rpOKYO. Wed. Mr. Roy J. Otake, executive news editor of Kyodo News Service will leave here on Nov. 20 for Kuala Lumpur where lie will help to set up a new national news agency. It was announced today. He expects to be in Malaya for
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    Interpretation disputes
    59 11 SINGAPORE. Wed— Three disputes relating to the Interpretation of clauses in collective agreements will come up before the Industrial Arbitration Court tomorrow. The parties are: Singapore Business Houses Employees Union and the Anglo-Thai Corporation Ltd.; UndetevesJacoberg (Far East) Ltd. and Singapore Business Houses Employees Union; and Singapore Rubber
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    Stole prefume
    36 11 PENANG. Wed. K. Subramaniam. 22, today pleaded guilty! to breaking into a store in Weld Quay on Nov. 3 and stealing 515.756 worth of perfume belonging to the Anglo-Thai Corporation Ltd. Sentence was postponed.
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    Minesweeper's visit
    25 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A coastal minesweeper of the Royal Malayan Navy, the Mahamiru. will beuin a six-day Informal visit 'v Bangkok on Saturday
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    Parenthood agenda
    82 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Impact of culture on fertility, clinical trials of oral birth control compounds, family welfare education, and sex education and preparation for marriage will be among the subjects which will be discussed at the seventh international conference on planned parenthood to be held here from Feb
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    Policeman imposed $5 'fine' on cyclist court told
    246 11 Policeman imposed $5 'fine' on cyclist court told DENANG, Wed. —A traffic policeman demanded a $5 "line" from a petrol kiosk attendant for a traffic offence, the Sessions Court was told today. "He would not allow me to have my bicycle until I had paid him the money, "the attendant,
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    Anna does her bit for the fund
    118 11 Anna does her bit for the fund j^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. IV The "PanKßong Aneka" variety show, now touring Malaya, cot off to a promising start with capacity crowds at the first two performances given in Alor Star on Monday night. Also on tour with the troupe is the Radio Malaya
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    Strike goes on
    21 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The strike by about 166 employees of the Sea View Hotel entered its fifth day today.
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    BRIDGE ATTACK ON A HAWKER DESCRIBED
    290 11 BRIDGE ATTACK ON A HAWKER DESCRIBED SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A HAWKER, Seng Kee Hoe, 21, was attacked by eight men at Elgin Bridge on the night of Oct. 12. At noon next day seng was found dead in bed in his home in Fisher Street with a fractured skull. I This
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    S'pore shipper dies in India
    46 11 SINGAPORE. Wed Mr V Narasiir.han, who was closely associated with several leading shipchandling firms in Singapore, ha:; died in Varanasi i ßenares) India. He first came to Singapore In 1928, and was in the ship-chand-Une business till he retired In 1958.
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    Metal team arrives
    64 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A rive-man trade promotion mission from the Engineering Export Promotion Council of Calcutta flew into Singapore today positive of a ootentlal market in this region for India's export of non-ferrous alloys and semis. The delegation headed by Mr. F. A. Jasdanwala has just completed a
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    More comes in for the M-fund
    74 11 More comes in for the M-fund KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Stadium Negara Board of Control has contributed $17,404 to the National Monument Fund bringing the fund to $609.--572. Latest donations are: Through the State Secretary, Selangor. $649.05; Dlsjtrict Office, Baling. $573.30: lUtusan Melayu. Kuala Lumpur. $156: District OffiiT. Raub. $58.05.
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    Lock icon Malayan-Thai talks
    52 11 BANGKOK. Wed An eiirhtman Malayan delegation has arrived here for discussions with Thai officials on agriculture, fishIn? and animal husbandry problems. The delegation is headed by Raja Za'.nal Abidin bin Raja Hajl TachUc. Permanent Secretary to 'he Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives. The conference will last until Nov.
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    Clerks' unions appeal for inquiry into mass failures
    253 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. AN APPEAL to the head of the Civil Service, Dato Abdul Aziz bin Haji Majid. to help reduce the mass failures in Government clerical examinations was made today by the 6,000-strong Civil Service Clerical Federation, comprising eight state clerical
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    CALL TO PPP TO 'CLARIFY' STAND ON BORDER WAR
    116 11 CALL TO PPP TO 'CLARIFY' STAND ON BORDER WAR DENANG, Wed. T h J Penang UMNO youth leader. Inche Ismail Icirls, last night called on the People's Progressive Party to "clarify" it s stand on the border wa r between India and China. Inche I.smail. who was addressing the Sungei
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      Well-dressed little girls are with fewer frills
      480 12 CHILDREN'S dothos should reflect the carefree spirit of the young with gay colours and pretty touches. A look around for children's fashions show that there is a change in their clothes. It all centres around one point simplicity. Not so long ago a
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      Lock icon Cat is at home in classroom
      117 12 EVER see a purple cat? Osiris, owned by art teacher Lydia Eubank of Dallas, often becomes purple, green and other unusual colours when his portrait is painted by students. Miss Eubank regularly takes her cat to let children paint his picture. She puts Osiris
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      60 12 HANDY for the hostess who loves entertaining is a new mixer with a powerful motor. It can quickly prepare party dips and beverages. A mother will find It valuable for mixing fresh baby foods. Heat resistant, the fourcup container is graduated for easier measuring. Available in the Malayan
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      Lock icon PORTABLE STEPS
      58 12 STEP right up! New portable, collapse-proof household steps are being introduced in America. Made of lightweight, sturdy aluminium, the unit consists of two steps in a new kind of folding frame. A curved safety grip bar at the top supports the knees and assures balance. Weighs less than
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      Hair spray set with a dual purpose
      163 12 Hair spray set with a dual purpose PRETTY and practical, here is the' newest in h&ir spray set, which is a welcome change for the woman who wants to have beauty at her finger tips. From a leading cosmetic firm comes the "mother and daughter" set that Is handy for
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      household! hints
      162 12 household! hints A HANDFUL of salt thrown on the coals in the barbecue pit will lower flames and deaden the smoke from the broiled meat. To use your travel iron in a hotel, empty a dresser drawer, turn it over and cover it with a bath towel for an improvised
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      294 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Rise awkwardly to prosecute 1. Bucking up about giving dlrec- an old publication appearing t toils to father Is very mean! again (7). (6-6). 6. Coming into being during 8. Liqueur with a fat air (7). China's centenary (7). 9. I like being among strong
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      708 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE \TER DEPARTMENT. Applications re Invited for the vacant post ol Water Electric Chaigeman In Tebrau Works, Johorr Rate of pay 58.65 per day plus and extr. 1/6 rate of pay per shift work Starting pay depending on experience. Duties at Control Room Switchgear. Candidates
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    1373 14  -  HALL ROMNEY Now 17 years after his death, the full implications of his plot with the Axis powers to drive the British out of India BY Army mutiny was part of the take-over plan SIBHAS CHANDRA BOSK, head of the "free India government" in Singapore during the war,
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      283 14 THF PAR DE LUXE SUPER SEVEN COOPER PICK-UP VAN COUNTRYMAN The de-Luxe Saloon is the ideal small ca;. Real luxury here, with attractively For the man of sport, for the man of This little utility is the ideal answer to the Grocers, bakers, florists, all agree this is The 'all
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    77 16 yiU Federation Minuter of Finance has fixed these prices for raleulating customs duties for thr werk beginning on Nov. 15. Rubber Xli: n-nts ;i In. Copra s4 32 a ton. Coconut oil s;iiaton. Palm oil 5377.50 a ton. Palm kernels 5323.50 a ton. The rate of duties payable
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    97 16 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Sinxaport noon pries per pirul vmlerday: Coconut oil: bulk $411 Mttm, drum $45 aellers. Copra Nov. jjsj buyrrit. S2'.<t Rellers: Popptr Muntok white 1145 sellers. Sarawak whit.- JI42J sellora. •pecial Sarawak black $105 sell<-ra. Karlilod Uimpong black $105 aellrra. AST A $115 aellers Singapore oconut
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    148 16 Nov. 14 Thrto tnontna (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Business done: Uuniopa 14 eta. b. Darby 4id K. tc N. ID eta C Storage 4 id. Gammon II cts. S Traction 1/I*. J WauKb 14 cts Sh.-ll 13 eta. M. Brew 25 eta. Steamship X cts M Cement lx eta. S.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    92 16 THE Malayan Eichanxe BankC A»»o--ciatian made 'best changea In it* la inn-chanti" ymtenlay (all ratc> to Mum Canada: miyinic n M 7 16. airmail Ol) n 16. VO d.»t 36 1/16 credit bilN, ;u; :t 16 trade lulls. Selhnt TT or OD ready: Canada H 116; Belgian Franc*
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    INDUSTRIALS MAKE FRESH ADVANCES ON EXCHANGE
    666 16 Prom Our Market Correspondent Ii^ITH more interest being TT shown in the market generally industrial share prices again made headway on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. This section of the market was again active with an expanding turnover particularly in the new issues. Several
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    21 16 M.il.njii Stock Indues Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Industrials: 191.33 ISM.7S Tins: 284.47 286.97 rubbers: 179.59 179.59 Jan. 1, 1958=100.
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    128 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. CECOND rmik slocks cnn'iiiued on a s'eady trend, but some leaders eased back again. Rises slightly shudeO falls in moderate trad me B.H.P. lost a turther 9d. to 51s. and A.C.I. 6d. to 61' Base m*tals wcrt tirm with Nrw Broken Hill moving up Is. Cd.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 November 14. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 782 cents (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5429.25 (up 62} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 265 tons (up 25 tons).
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    631 16 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number or the shares traded In brackets: Industrial!: Dunleps $2.09 St.. (SOO) 52.10 PL.. (sOi)i H.l] SI.. (3.U00) 52.12 D. (1.000) SL',O9. '3.000) J:MH. (T.OOO) 52.11. (3.000) 52.12: Katt
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    Straits tin advances again: Rubber prices steady
    322 16 small. Cut some Continental enequiry was noted at ruling differentials. Polymer U.K. Ltd., has announced a reduction in its price for high stryrene resin rubber materials effective immediately. The delivered U.K. price for polysar SS 250 solid is now 24.25 d. per !b.,
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    RUBBER PRICES
    233 16 QECEMBER nr.t grade rubber buyer* f.e.fc. i-losed at 5 p.m. in Slnicapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday «t 78| cents per Ib. up three-eighth* of a rent The lone m-as quietly iWady. S.C.C R.A. and FM RE closing price* in cent* per Ih yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt f.o.b.
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    227 16 SHIP* lying aionisidt tht tin (apart whiivn ttday art: Maori 6/7, Mltaka Maru 2S/26. Oudrun Bakke 13/14. T*lko Maru 40/41, Helan Maru 31/32. Mrtwa Mara 23/34. Tapah NW. 1. Bruaa (1) NW. 2/3, Levcrnhank 3S/39. Pulau rClrtJantf NW. ft. Modjokarto 15/16. Staavac Sund* 40/41. Outer reads:
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      695 16 «t,»IBUUWU -lihi.rt i«ir>(.l ikki r si*» > Mjiieiiiet. tune, Oemin UMA SJilel I* Pirt II Ni« timer*. latte«*». «"'e*rt. treat* SOUTH I WES) AfMCa SEIVICI S*DO'e fiNAERA S/ I Oee Ourt»n (21/1), Port Elizabeth (24/1). Capetown (21/1), Matadi (311). Lagos (1/2), Cotonou (1/2), lema. Takoradi, Abidian. Freetown. Conakry. Dakar (22/2).
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      124 16 TENDER POLICE TENDER NOTICE Tenders, which will close at 12 noon on 30.11.62, are Invited by i the Commandant. Federal Police I Depot, for cutting and dressing of hair of Police recruits at the Federal Police Depot. Kuala Lumpur for period Ist December. 1962 to 31st December. 1963. 2. Full
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      538 16 LINGUI TIN LIMITED (Incorporated In the State of Singapore i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Register ot the Compam will be closed from 19th tc 27th "November. 1962. both iUv.s inclusive lor the purpose of repaying to Stock-holdei> 50 per Stock Unit consequent upon Ihe confirmation by the
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      904 17 NOTICE 00l Slang Hoon (IDC:KLR (SL *****8) is no longer in our employ as a bill collector and ls not authorised to collect monies or transact business on our behalf. LAI COMPANY. 170-172 Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur. NOTICE BUSINESS AS USUAL WELCOME SPECIAL. DISCOUNT DURING STRIKE PROPRIETOR'S PERSONAL ATTENTION TO
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      388 17 SINGAPORE CITY COL'N'CIL DIRKMIRK STOCK 1955/70-80. NOTICE Ls hereby given that the Transfer Books of the above Stock will be closed from 18th November to Ist December, 1962. both days inclusive, for the preparation of Interest WarrantsSS- SCALES. City Treasurer and Registrar of Loans. THE UNITED MALACCA RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED
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      460 17 COMPANY MEETING HARRISONS CROSFIELD, LIMITED Mr. J.P.E. Gilchrist 0.8. E. who succeeded Sir Leonard Paton as Chairman on Ist July 1962. reports Oroup Net Profits tor the year ended 30th June 1962 of £685.820 (1961 £709.r>92) alter taxation. The Final Dividend proposed on the Delerred Ordinary Stock is 13% making
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      355 17 Federation ol Ma lay h The Federation, under the Prime M;n:scr. Tunku Abdul Rahman, and his stable Government, connnues wi*ely administered It is prosperous, developing last, the various races living in harmony and goodwill. In the result planned expansion on a long term basis is not only possible but actively
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      393 17 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at Pejabat Jurutera Negeri. Selangor trom Class E and above supply contractors up to 3.00 p.m. of sth December 1962. for the supply of C.I. specials to suit A.C. pipes to B.S. 486 including delivery and unloading. Full particulars are obtainable from
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      268 17 TENDERS I JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK TENDERS for the Supply and Delivery of Pipes, Valves and Spe- I cials of Classes C and D for Jaba- tan Kerja Raya, Taiping. will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negeri, Perak, Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. on 21st December, 1962
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      332 17 Required: A Salesman with Engineering or Technical Background for Singapore and Johore. Knowledge of welding techniques an advantage but not essential as specialised training will be given to really keen and hard working man. Good income from basic salary and high commission. Car owners only. Apply Box A 4227, S.T..
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      Who will challenge Soh for hottest seat in sport?
      793 18  - Who will challenge Soh for hottest seat in sport? NORMAN SIEBEL By gASICALLY there is nothing so wrong with Singapore soccer that will not be remedied by either a change of faces or thinking in SAFA's control room at Jalan Besar Stadium. With it, too, must come a more responsible
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      Ten to follow at Ipoh
      178 18  -  EPSOM JEEP By TPOH, Wed.— Ten A horses to follow at the November meeting starting here on Sunday are: NOBLE GESTURE— Narrowly beaten by Harlequin II over 6f on this course in September. £> CHANTICLEER. II Impressed first time out when second to Sans Atout
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      Prisons take over lead
      102 18 INDIANS 3 PRISONS 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Swee Chua, switched irom out-side-lett to inside-right, scored a brilliant hatinck dvi it lailed to bring Indian Association victory over Prisons at Balestier Road today. Prisons won 5-3 to become new leaders in Div. 1 of the Singapore hockey league.
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      WALKOVER
      34 18 PENANO. Wed. Penang Malays are unable to raise a team for their Razak Cup hockey match against Federation Armed Forces at Rifle Range Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday, and will concede a walkover.
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      AAU move is praised
      239 18 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'THE Federation of Malaya AAU's call for a meet- ing to form a Malaysian body was today greeted with enthusiasm by athletics officials in SingaIre and Borneo, spokesman of the SlngaAAA said that in view he coming Into being of lysia next year, the
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      DEXTER HITS 108 RUNS IN WIN OVER COUNTRY XI
      274 18 DEXTER HITS 108 RUNS IN WIN OVER COUNTRY XI BCOBEBOARO SYDNEY, Wed. Ted Dexter, the MCC captain, showed English cricket at its best, when the tourists beat a New South Wales Country XI by seven wickets in a one--1 day match at Griffith today. The Country XI declared at 186
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      Munsell is the star
      144 18 SCC 17 RAF CHANG! 3 CINGAPORE. Wed. SRU officials smiled and kept their fingers crossed as Munsell, the SCC "A" XV standoff, dummied and weaved today. For Munsell is with the Army and may not be released to play for Singapore Civilians If the Services decide
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      377 18 ~s*C&*t£v £44^0- ~jV| Spore/Penan* $255.00— 5320.00. Federation $318.00— 5400.00. II"" 11 l mtn »cl INSTANT I?!! RELIEF fit FROM f^om TTrfc j STOP PRICKLY HEAT TODAY! JJJjj m~.~.——» J ut( few drop* of D.D.D. Prescxiptioo Snw% t le burning, itching «pou will bring qnick i«S relir from P* inful Prickly
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      169 18 200 cc SCOOTERS A masterpiece of German precision craftsmanship. The Diana 200 cc looks years ahead to keep in time with tomorrows developments. jP*Jt M 09 rtf UNCHALLENGED FOR SHEER DOLLAR WORTH... FAR EAST MOTORS LTD. 54 Orchard Road, Singapore 9 Federation Representatives:- WEARNE BROS. •413 nay i A PRODUCT
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      41 18 HOCKEY Penan* I, »r.ut:j RAAF 6 Customs 0> Malacca League: St Francis Assn 5 DTC 1; Yorks "B" 1 Oumey School 1. SrUnror Leapie Div. 2: Radio I Municipal 0; Police Depot "B" 8 Klurara I; Kllat "B" 11 YMCA O.i
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      36 18 Brooke Cup 1KL1: RMAF 3 Art lite: y Regt. 2. Friendly (Klang) Khalsa 1 Customs 4. SOCCER Kluanc League CM*. 8: Indians "B" 4 Wan Chin 3. Spore Govt. Services Junior Cup matches all postponed. I
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      44 18 Sports Diary SOCCER SPORE LEAGL'E: Uiv. 1 RAF Seletar v Tan Tock Seng (Jn Besar Stadium). MM (IP: Klnta Indians v Kllat (Assembly Hull ground, Ipoh). RUGGER CLUB MATCHES: Spore Blacks t J. B. United -Bras Basah Rd): XL Techs v Rambler* (Ourney Rd).
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      48 19 PENANO, Wed. Syed Omar Mashoor, president of the Penang Malay FA., today handed a cheque for $247 to The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, for the National Monument Fund. The money was collected from a soccer match between Penang Malays and Selangor Rangers recently.
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      'GOLDS' FOR HOWE LIANG AND PHUNG KIM
      441 19  -  TEOH ENG TATT; WEtGHTLIFTING By Sing apore, Wed. £HUA Tian Teck, a former president of the Singapore Amateur Weightlilting Federation, said today he was confident that middleweight Tan Howe Liang and featherweight Chua Phung Kirn would win gold medals at the Cornwealth Games
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      2 OFFICIALS TO LEAVE AHEAD OF TEAM
      155 19 2 OFFICIALS TO LEAVE AHEAD OF TEAM KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —I Two Malayan officials will attend the board meeting of the Commonwealth Games Federation at Perth on Nov. 19. They are Thong Poh Nyen. secretary of the FMOC and Teh Gin Sooi, secretary of the Badminton Association of Malaya. They
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      Rosandich and Peace Corps coaches to help Indonesia become world sports power
      503 19 JAKARTA, Wednesday. "INDONESIA aim to become a world power In sport and to achieve this, they plan to enlist the help of the American Peace Corps. Tom Rosandich. the American athletics coach who is under contract to the
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      Gabuh & Dilbagh chosen
      123 19 Gabuh Dilbagh chosen SINGAPORE, Wed. North Borneo territories will be represented by two athletes Gabuh bin Piging and Dilbagh Singh Kler— at the Commonwealth Games at Perth. Gurbakhsh Singh Kler, secretary of the AAA of North Borneo, said that though these two athletes may not win any medals, their participation
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      Everton wrest lead in Div 1 from Spurs
      176 19 Everton wrest lead in Div 1 from Spurs LONDON, Wednesday. pVERTON took over from Tottenham Hotspur at leaders of the First Division of English Football League last nght. Two goals by Welsh International Roy Vernoa helped Everton to a 4-3 away win over Nottingham Forest, which put them one point
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      114 19 THE WORLD OF SPORT match in the world amateur billiards championship here. Cleaxy won 1.808-1,421. NEW YORK: The two major American athletic organisations, the AAU and th» National Collegiate Athletic Association, have agreed to end their three-year feud by forming a coalition group to co-ordinate track and field competition in
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    Getting down to their job...
    84 20 MALAYA, British, Sarawak and North Borneo delegates to the Inter Governmental Committee on Malaysia got down to their job in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. This is the first-ever meeting of the IGC to be held in the Federation. This picture shows the British (back to camera),
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    WONDER BOY MEETS TOP RUSSIAN MUSICIANS
    368 20  -  EVELYN TU By SINGAPORE, Wed fJHINATOWN "wonder boy" violinist, Lee Pan I lon, 13, braced himself and in his Ust Knglish professed his love of the violin to two world distinguished Russian musicians al the airport tonight Top ranking Russian violinist Valeri Klimov, and
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    ATTACKED FOR NOT KILLING WILD GAME
    146 20 KUANTAN, Wed. The State Game Department was today criticised at a meeting of the Legislative Assembly for not shooting wild animals which had been terrorising people in the State and causing damage to plantations. The attack on the department was made when the Mentrl
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    389 20 LONDON, Wed.— Equity prices made further steaay progress in stock markets here today despite the rather disappointing trade figures. Business, however, showed a further reduction and buying was very selective. However, the undertone held relatively firm. Engineering shares met a good demand stocks featured Included, Guest Keen, Allied
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    100 20 Suspended: Sedition case paper KUCHING. Wed. The Sibu district court today fined four members of the Kai Hua Printing Press and the editor of the Mm (hone Pau a total of SI 1.500 for publishing seditious articles. The prosecution alleged the articles had the intention of causing hatred and contempt
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    254 20 PERTH, Wed. ABDUL WAHID bin BABA, Singapore's only representative at the first Commonwealth Paraplegic Games here, sat sadly in a wheel-chair at the Claremont showground today and talked about "my great mistake." Abdul Wahid had failed to win a medal in any
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    Lock icon Nancy's film role is 'an insult': Negress
    293 20 NEW YORK, Wed. Diahann Carroll, Negress starring in the J Broadway musical "No Strings", yesterday angrily criticised the producers of the film version for giving her part to Nancy Kwan. In an interview with the New York Post. Miss Carroll said there were
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    DEATH
    43 20 LIM KIM HOCK P8K««1 away peacefully H-U-H2. leaving tv-hmd widow, youorfrr brother. Hi mhlit 5 sons, 2 daughters, one daUKhtrr-In-lay. 2 sons- in-l&w and 8 k-rand children. Cortege leaves \2\ Vantmat Road 2 p.m. lti-11 62. Cremation at v Upper Aljumed Road.
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      40 20 JIIGHEST and lowest temperatures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 89 7! Kota Bharu 84 Ti Penang 89 72 Malacca 86 73 Ipoh 89 73 Singapore 89 74
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