The Straits Times, 21 November 1962

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    23 1 AVEWAfiF DAILY fERTIFIFn SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The straits Times Mob** No**" 1 He**** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon REDS 'CHECKED'
    895 1 On: A big airlift of evacuees Indians dig in for another round NEW DELHI, Tuei. The Indian Government hat ordered the internment of all Chine** nationals or persons of Chinese origin in Assam and the border districts of West Bengal suspected of activities prejudicial to the interest of
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    'Downhill run' for the Reds
    113 1 NEW DELHI. Tues.— The hreakthrough of the Chinese forces over the i:;.7r>H-foot Se La Pass down through Bomdila means they have overcome the mountain barriers of the western end ol the North-East Frontier Agency, and now have a "downhill run" into the plains of Assam
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    Lock icon AIRLIFT FROM SINGAPORE, BRITAIN** HOUSE TOLD
    83 1 LONDON, Tuesday. IMIK House of Commons was told today that arrange ments were being made to fly from Singapore and Britain the most urgently needed items of equipment to India. Lord Home, the Foreign Secretary, said that in view of the worsening Sino-Indian military
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    RAPE CASE WIFE
    92 1 MRS. PHILOMENA LEE. who figures in the Kuala Lumpur High Court case in which businessman Chiu Nang Hong is charged with rape, shields her face with a scarf as she arrives at the court yesterday. The court heard part of her evidence In camera. The judge, Mr.
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    February is new TV target date
    177 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ANEW target date has been set for the introduction of television in Singapore. "We should have TV going some time before March," the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, announced tonight on his return from a trip to London to recruit staff.
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    Carrier mishap: Five killed
    55 1 LONDON, Tues. Five sailors were killed aboard a British aircraft carrier yesterday when a high-pressure steam pipe burst and sprayed them with 700-degree steam. An Admiralty spokesman said ,the accident occurred in one of the two boiler rooms aboard the aircraft carrier Centaur as It lay
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    Lock icon 15 seek asylum
    22 1 COPENHAGEN. Tuee. Fifteen passengers aboard a Polish tourist liner have defected to the West, police sources said today. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Selkirk visit
    23 1 SAIGON. Tues. The Earl of Selkirk. United Kingdom Commis-sioner-General for Southeast Asia, arrived In Saigon today on a fiveday visit Reuter.
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    Jailed lawyer now struck off
    455 1 Jailed lawyer now struck off TPOH, Tues. A 1 court of three judges headed by the Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, and comprising Mr. Justice Hill and Mr. Justice Barakbah. today ordered a Penang lawyer, Mr. E. Isaac, 67, to be struck off the roll. He had been brought
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    Blackout hits students
    49 1 IPOH. Tues. Hundreds of students making the final preparations for the literature paper In the Cambridge School Certificate examination were thrown Into a panic by an hour's blackout tonight in large areas In Ipoh. Students affected live In Kampong Bercham, Kampong Simee, Tambun and Tanjong Rambutan
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    Lock icon Tanker walk-off watch
    62 1 lONDON. Tues— Police t stood by throughout the night aboard the Dutch oil tanker Caltex De Hague at Thameshaven. Essex after 35 Chinese members of the crew had threatened to walk off. The Chinese, who joined the ship in Singapore, were protesting against the food and working
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    RIDDLE OF 3 SHOT ESTATE MEN
    185 1 SEREMBAN. Tues. Three estate workers have been found shot dead on an estate at Rompin, six miles from Bahau Town. They had been living in two kongsi houses, one and a half miles from some tappers. The tappers said they knew nothing of the
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    Lock icon WHO cancer drive
    37 1 SYDNEY. Tues. The World Health Organisation fWH.O.) will ask Governments to make an "all out attack" on cancer within the next few weeks, Dr. K. A. McGarrity. a cancer specialist, said here today. Reuter.
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    Fists in the air but Tengku grins
    443 1  - Fists in the air but Tengku grins GEOFFREY GELDARD From I^UCHING, Tues. Crowds demonstrated against Malaysia when Tengku Abdul Rahman arrived in Kuching today and in Miri in North Sarawak, yesterday. In KrCHING. more than 1.500 people massed at the junction of the airport and Sertan Road. They were held
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    STOP PRESS
    16 1 EVACUATIO' I LOVFn l ■anMftced transpiTi. to CjKuti* f if n* out i f
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  • FOREIGN NEWS 1
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      Lock icon Nehru plea for urgent aid
      301 2 PREMIER TELLS KENNEDY OF MILITARY POSITION IN INDIA AND APPEALS FOR SPEEDY HELP TO CHECK RED ADVANCE VV A S HINGTON, Tues. Mr. Nehru, the Indian Primo Minister, told President Kennedy in a letter delivered yesterday that the delivery of U.S. weapons to Indian troops
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      Chou warns: Border war will grow in scale
      89 2 7"OKYO, Tues. Communist China said today that American military assistance to India presented M a grave threat" and warned that the border war "will grow in Male" unless India negotiated on Communist terms. The warning was contained in a letter sent by
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      Lock icon Frightened witness
      68 2 A REFUGEE Cuban doctor, with his head covered by a hood, is pictured as he appears before the House UnAmerican Activities subcommittee in Washington. He told how he once had to perform surgery with an armed guard standing behind him because the Communist rulers of his country "don't
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      64 2 ROME. Tues.— The Italian and Japanese Prime Ministers last night said they wished to have a quick agreement on nuclear disarmament with effective controls and regular inspection and a ban on nuclear testing. The communique was Issued at the end of a three-day, official visit to Italy
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      Lock icon ANOTHER BABY MURDER TRIAL IN LIEGE SOON
      266 2 I believe that the future outlook in Africa it terrifying. I believe we have the prospect of tttt yean of the most terrible turmoil and bloodshed. —Sir Hugh Foot. Britain 1 former representative In toe U.N. LIEGE (Belgium), Tuesday. J^ 32-YEAR-OLD Belgian housewife
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      Lock icon Arrest warrant withdrawn
      56 2 ROME. Tues. The Supreme Court here yesterday ordered the withdrawal of a warrant for the arrest of British actress Dawn Addams, a court official said. The warrant was issued in September, on the grounds that she had violated an Italian Court order not to take her son.
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      Lock icon 20 feared dead
      33 2 MEXICO CITY. Tues.— About 20 people were feared dead and an unknown number injured yesterday after an explosion at an oil refinery in the SouthEastern Mexican State of Tabasco. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Tarzan's daughter
      29 2 LAGUNA BEACH (California), Tues. Heidi Weissmuller Husa, 19-year-old daughter of movie Tarzan Johnny Weissmuller, was killed here when her car went «ut of control and overturned. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon MANILA – HIT BY PORT STRIKE
      161 2 MANILA HIT BY PORT STRIKE TyiANILA. Tues. All port operations are at a standstill here this morning as a result of a strike by 3,000 port workers who stopped work yesterday evening. The workers are protesting against the proposed terms of a government plan to turn over cargo-handling operations at
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      Lock icon 'Fire in plane'drama
      112 2 'Fire in plane' drama LONDON, Tues.—Sixtyfour passengers slid down an emergency escape chute from a British European Airways Comet Jetliner last night at London airport after the pilot reported he suspected a fire on board. Smoke began filling the passenger cabin shortly before the plane arrived here on a flight
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      Hong Kong
      345 2  -  FRANCIS BOEY 1 From A LABOURER, placed on bond to be of good behaviour for "illegal intimacy" with a 15-year-old girl, is to marry her. Chu Kwong Ming said in court that the girl's father, who had earlier demanded too much a fourtable dinner, 300 katis of cakes
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  • FOREIGN NEWS 2
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      Lock icon RUSSIANS NOW ASK FAIR SHARE OF UN POSTS
      566 3 Equal role sought for all blocs in Thant's advisers UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. THE Soviet Union yesterday revived its demand for equal representation of neutralist, Western and Communist blocs among the Se-cretary-General's political advisers. Mr. P. M. Tchernyshev, Soviet delegate in the General
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      Lock icon A study in kitchen protocol and palace efficiency
      198 3 LONDON, Tues Nearly 250 royal servants from the doorman to the kitchen steward were faced with an efficiency study of Buckingham Palace and other royal households yesterday. The efficiency experts probably will discover one of the last vestiges of a class system
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      A quick look round
      172 3 A quick look round f ONDON, Tues. Doctors last night successfully transplanted a kidney from an Egyptian woman to save the life of her daughter. Hammersmith Hospital announced. The kidney was removed from Mrs. Mazida El Kasry. 32, to the 12--year-old girl. Maga, In a seven and a half hour
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      Lock icon S.W. Africa draft
      58 3 UNITED NATIONS. Tues.— The General Assembly's trusteeship committee has overwhelmingly adopted a draft resolution calling for the establishment of a U.N. presence in the mandated territory of South-West Africa. The resolution was adopted by 96 votes to nil. with one abstention (Portugal). South Africa did not participate
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      Lock icon NUCLEAR ARMS BID DENIAL BY JAPAN
      176 3 IT N I TED NATIONS, Tues. Japan denied today a Mongolian allegation that arrangements were being made to provide Japanese troops with nuclear weapons. The rebuttal was made by Mr. Katsuo Okazakl. the Japanese delegate, during the resumed debate on general and complete disarmament
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      'Stalin's role in victory over Nazis is a '—legend'—
      134 3 'Stalin's role in victory over Nazis is a '—legend' MOSCOW. Tues. Soviet Marshal Alexander Yeremenko yesterday attacked as "legends" the role played by late dictator Josef Stalin in the Russian victory at Stalingrad over the Nails in World War Two. "It is necessary to dispel the legends of Stalin's alleged
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      Lock icon 40 now dead in sea crash
      56 3 TOKYO. Tues.— The death toll lr. Japans worst postwar maritime disaster rose to 40 today. Japanese maritime authorities, trying to fix the blame for the collision of Japanese and Norwegian tankers in Tokyo bay last Sunday. Indicated they would summon the skipper of the
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    Medical talk by professor
    65 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Professor J. L Macelvy will talk to the Obstetrical Society of Singapore on Friday at the Kandang Kerbau leet ture theatre on "Diagnosis and Treatment of Leucorrhoea" at 8 15 p.m. It is open to all medical practitioners. Prof. Macelvy is Professor of Obstetrics
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    Sale of work
    40 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The annual sale of work by patients of the Singapore General Hospital Occupational Therapy Department will be held on Dec. 5 from 9 am to 3.30 p.m. at ward 59, Norrls Block, of the Hospital.
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    MURDER TRIAL: TESTIMONY OF GANG MAN
    440 4 MURDER TRIAL: TESTIMONY OF GANG MAN JOHORE BAHRU, Tues v E N (I TEE KUANG, a selfconfessed member of the 24 Gang in Johore, told the Assize Court today how he and his friends twice met members of the rival 08 Gang in a coffeeshop in Johore Bahru to demand
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    Back to work for seventy strikers
    215 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A 24-HOUR strike by some 70 employees of LinA deteves-Jacoberg (F.E.) Ltd. in Clemenceau Avenue was called off at 2 p.m. today by the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union. This move follows settlement of its dispute with the company over the question
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    Klimov lives up to his reputation
    306 4 Klimov lives up to his reputation SINGAPORE. Tues.— The young Russian violinist, Valeri Klimov, stopped over en route from Perth to Moscow to give one hastilyarranged performance at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday. The publicity that preceded Mr. Klimov was spectacular indeed, but it is pleasant to record that the
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      394 4 nr»HE following Is today's sche- I from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 1 dule of civil aircraft move- 9 pm.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML menu at Paya Lebar airport. 171) 10 a.m. Singapore: DEPARTURES ARRIVALS CPA To Kuala Lumpur> BOAC: From London, Rome, Bangkok. Hong Kong (CX 726) Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta,
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    APPEAL TO SETTLE BORDER ROW PEACEFULLY
    100 5 APPEAL TO SETTLE BORDER ROW PEACEFULLY DENANG, Tues. The 1 Labour Party of Malaya today cabled an aopeal to the prime ministers of India and China to settle their border dispute "peacefully." 'We have at the same time sent a telegram to the AfroAsian solidarity committee at Cairo urging peaceful
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    $5 more for schoolboy
    48 5 ►SINGAPORE, Tues. The Stnm 'ice In Singapore today received $5 from •'Anonymous. Stncaporr lor Lee Chee I In. 20, the Ipoh schoolboy who hus to work to keep himself and his 12-year-old brother in school. The total standing to Lee's rrcdr. is now $15.
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    PPP branch in Ijok
    25 5 KLANG. Tues. A branch of the Peoples' Pro?rrssive Party was formed at I.iok new village, 18 miles from here on Sunday.
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    Asian students set pace —in Australian fashion
    175 5 - i From j KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Tues.— Asian students, particularly those from Malaya and Hong Kong, are the best-d r ess c d young people in Australia, according to the Australian clothing trade newspaper Fashionweek. It tells of one retailer who has found
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    Request by U.S. to the tin council
    226 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. rpHE United States has asked the International A Tin Council to discuss the future long-term disposal programme of stockpile tin when the council meets in Bangkok on Nov. 27, the Straits Times was told today. An official approach to the
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    Malaya chosen for YMCA talks—
    97 5 Malaya chosen for YMC A talks SINGAPORE. Tues. The World Alliance of V.M.C.A. has chosen Kuala Lumpur as the venue for their sixth Asian leaders conference scheduled for April 17 to 25 next year. Delegates and observers from about 20 countries are expected to take part in the conference which
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    Thai head priest dies in temple
    51 5 KOTA BHARU. Tues. Parathi Wicharanajanmuni. 88. Thai head priest in Pasir Mas, died in ».he temple at Kampong Teresek last night Religious rites will be performed In the temple for a week. Then his body will be embalmed and Iceot for a year before
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    VACCINE SENT TO BORNEO
    46 5 ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Federation Government has sent more cholera vaccine to the Borneo territories. A Government statement says the vaccine is sufficient to inoculate about 60.000 people. Further cases of cholera have been reported In the Tpper Serian district of Sarawak.
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    Morals case girl witnesses freed
    183 5 Morals case girl witnesses freed A LOR STAR. Tues. Three young girls ordered by a court last week to be detained in a welfare home weie rpleased today. Chong Yee Cham, 20, Chee Cheow Mool. 22. and Ng Ah .vlooi, 19. were produced in the magistrate's chambers here, and allowed
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    Five-hour talk ends strike on estate
    62 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. After being on strike for 42 days, 140 labourers of Ttkam Batu estate near Sungel Patanl returned to work this morping. They called oft* their strike after a settlement had been reached with the management at a five-hour meeting here yesterday.
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    $30 circus aid
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The •Choo-Ng sisters" who road of the plight ot the Circo Brazil stranded in Sitlawan have sent $30 lo the Straits Times in Singapore for the children.
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    School concert
    20 5 KAJANG. Tues. The Kajang Primary English School will hold Its annual concert in the school hall on Friday.
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    Elections committee
    29 7 PENANO. Tues.— The Alliance has formed an elections working committee for Bukit Gambler Ward in preparation for next years rural district council and the 1964 state polls.
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    School board to meet
    24 7 BANTING. Tues.— A meeting of the board of governors of the Methodist English School will be held on Nov. 29.
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    $1.5m—and so quickly
    349 7 $1.5m and so quickly Investment firm (paid up capital $250,000) is now worth $1,750,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The National Investment Co. (Sharikat Permodalan Kebangsaan) Ltd. has made profits totalling about $1.5 million since it started operations about 18 months ago. The company sponsored by the Government to enable Malays to
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    YOUTHS TOLD TO STAY INDOORS
    74 7 PENANG. Tues.— Lim Keng Ghee. 20. Lee Tian. 18, and Khaw Ewe Tatt. 20. were allowed ball today when they pleaded not guilty to a joint charge of attempted robbery. But they were ordered to stay indoors after 7 o'clock every night pendln-* their trial
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    Exhibition by 10 artists
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Tues Ten Singapore artists who have lust returned from a tour of Indonesia will give a four-day exhibition of paintings at the Victoria Memorial Hall next month. The exhibition will be opened by the Indonesian Cdnsul-General. Col. Soegih Arto. at 5.30 p.m on Dec. 5
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    On her way home
    36 7 PENANG. Tues. Dame Pattie Menzies. wife of the Prime Minister of Australia. Mr. R. G. Menzies, passed through Penang today on her way back to Sydney from Britain on board the Arcadia
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    Malaysia puts off telecoms move
    203 7 SINGAPORE. Tups. Malaysia has halted the impending mergpr of Singapore's overseas telecommunications services. The Telecommunications Department and Cable and Wireless Ltd.. was to have merged into the statutory Singapore Overseas Telecommunications Board on Jan. 1 next year The Singapore Government would have controlled It with
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    Visit from Sarawak
    60 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues —A delegation Of 11 from the newly-formed Party Pasaka Anak Sarawak arrived here this morning on a 10-day goodwill tour at the invitation of the Federation Government. The party, led by its assistant secretary-gere-ral. Inche J. Bagau bin Kenans, will see rural development and
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    Jamit: Writ is withdrawn
    246 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The State AdvocateGeneral today withdrew a writ of attachment for contempt f court against Jamit Singh, general secretary of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association. The withdrawal Tollowed a recent affidavit taken out by the entire SHBSA executive council excluding Jamit Slngn. The affidavit
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    $5,000 REWARDS OFFERED
    165 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'rHE Police today offered a $5,000 reward for mxx formation on the whereabouts of Ang Chwee Chuan, who disappeared from his home in Yio Chu Kang Road about two months ago. Mr. Ang, 23. son of a Rangoon Road contractor, j and father of two,
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    Hawkers attacked
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two hawkers. Ow Mun Cheong, 29. and Eng Ah Moy, 31, were seriously injured in an attack by an armed gang in a coffee shop in Bands Street last nieht.
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    MENTRI IS NOW PROUD OF VILLAGE HE TICKED OFF ONCE
    152 7 IfUALA LI'MPL'R. Tues. Three months ago. Selangor's Alrntri Besar, Ditto Abu Bakar bin Baginda. gave a ticking-off to the people of Kampong Batu Knipat in Sepang. for the "very sorry state of affairs" in the village. Today he visited the
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    Society's dinner
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Tues The Malayan Society of Engineers. Singapore, will hold its annual dinner at the Rosre d Or Restaurant. Orchard Road, tomorrow.
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    Salvage on sunken submarine to end soon
    162 7 Salvage on sunken submarine to end soon DENANG. Tues. Salvage operations which started last year on a sunken Japanese submarine' off Pulau Kendi in South Penang are expected to be completed in about two weeks. The operations are being carried out by expert Japanese divers engaged by the Great Eastern
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    Penang next on list of state budget meetings
    281 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. pENANG will be the next State to hold its budget meeting. Five more will follow before the close of the year. Negri Sembilan is the only state so far to publish its Supply Bill for next year's expenditure. Others
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    Coroner told of stabbing
    64 8 SINGAPORE, Tues— A man who was assaulted by a gang In Kallang Road was found an hour later dying In Sago Street more than three miles away, an Inquest was told today. The State Coroner, Mr. S. R. Chapkhana. recorded a verdict of murder by a
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    Cholera areas
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Health tonight declared two towns, Ozarnis in the Philippines and Vlsakhapatnam on the east coast of India, cholera infected areas.
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    Scooter wheel theft
    22 8 IPOH, Tues. Thieves stole a scooter wheel and tyre worth $60 from a workshop in Lahat Road here yesterday.
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    MERCY DASH TO SCIENCE VESSEL
    122 8 MERCY DASH TO SCIENCE VESSEL SINGAPORE, Tues.— Two Royal Navy ships tonight were speeding to a United States research vessel in the Indian Ocean near remote St. Paul Island to pick up one of its crew, reported to be critically ill. The research vessel Horizon, owned by the University of
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    Councillor joins MIC
    64 8 RAUB, Tues.— Mr. Janglr Singh, a Socialist Front Town Councillor who resigned from his party on Nov. 1, has Join, ed the Malayan Indian Congress. He will now sit in the Raub Town Council as an Alliance member. Mr. Janglr Singh said that h»» was disheartened when
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    New cemetery plan
    21 8 KAJANG. Tues.— Bangi village, 10 miles from here, will soon have a new cemetery for Its Chinese community.
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    FIREMAN DENIES EXTORT BID
    170 8 l_ SINGAPORE, Tues. A FIREMAN, Chua Soon Kwee, was accused in a magistrate's court today of attempting to extort $108 from the co-owner of a bar in Geylang Road. Yee Cheng Koay, 41, alleged the extortion bid took place at the Heap Seng Bar and Restaurant
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    Miss Lai's mother has an important '—visitor—
    176 8 Miss Lai's mother has an important visitor KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The wido w c d mother of armless schoolgirl Lai Yoke Heong had a very important visitor today, and she told him: "Please tell my daughter to stay back and finish her education in England." She added: "A though I
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    'Democracy' concert
    53 8 KLANG. Tues. A variety concert to raise money for the "Save Democracy Fund" will be held at the Indian community hall here on Dec. 15 and Dec. 16. The concert organised by the Klang branch of the M.1.C., will have Indian classical dances, songs, and comic sketches by
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    Experts on bamboo
    77 8 KUANTAN. Tues. Two Japanese bamboo experts arrived here today </) study the different species ol bamboos and to look into the possibilities of starting a bamboo Industry in Malaya. They are Dr. Kazukl Ono and Dr. Koichlro Ueda, both agriculturalists from the University of Osaka. Dr. Kazuki
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    Accused of rape
    41 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A tin-mine labourer, A. Velasamy, 35, today was committed for trial on a charge of raping: a nine-year-old girl at the 11V* milestone, Jalan Balakong, Sungel Besi, on Sept. 3. He was remanded in custody.
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    MURDER
    217 8 l/UALA LUMPUR. 1 Tues. Three of the four men charged with the murder of wealthy furniture dealer Mr. Wong Choong were today committed to stand trial in the High Court. The four were charged with murdering Mr. Wong Choong at his shop in Klyne Street on May 4 at
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    Cheat case told of interview in a bar
    338 8 Cheat case told of interview in a bar MALACCA, Tuesday. A SHOP assistant, Koh Chai Choon, alleged in the Sessions Court here today that he was cheated of $90 by a youth who told him he could get him a job in an army camp. The youth, he said, took
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    10 cameramen to receive Sultan's gold cups
    87 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Seven Kuala Lumpur photographers will be among the 10 recipients of gold cups donated by the Sultan ol Trengganu In the Second National Exhibition of Photography here from Dec. 11 to 18. The exhibition Is organised by the Photographic Society
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    Japanese gift to library
    47 8 SINGAPORE, Tues— The Japanpsa Consul-General In Singapore. Mr. Xensaku Maeda, today presented 90 English books dealing with various aspects of life In his country to the National Library. The books cover literature, art commerce and industry, education and faience in present day Japan.
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    Youth delegates for convention
    46 8 PENANG Tues. The Kelawi i division will send four delegates to Umno's youth convention In Kuala Lumpur from Dec- 23 to 25. They are Inche Hashim bin Haji Moham«*. Inche Adam bin Ismail. Inche Shaikh Omar Khan and Inche Aba Bakar Mohamed.
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    Lindwall: The batsman who won another kind of fame STRAITS TIMES Special Feature
    1743 9 Lindwall: The batsman who won another kind of fame STRAITS TIMES Special Feature AS A FAST BOWLER HIS SPEED AND PENETRATIVE POWER MADE HIM FEARED BY THE BEST CRICKETERS IN ENGLAND, THE WEST INDIES, PAKISTAN OX E Saturday morning in 193G a sturdy, low headed youth who lived in the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    53 10 2» Ultra's Sit (Minimum I THE SONS. DAUGHTERS. he late Mr. 8 K. .N'agallngam hank for the ir»<«iii of condolence. rrathN and all those «'ho were pre■rnt at the funeral l.Vtl-6:.'. We are »:ratrrul to Doctori and Staff if Ward i&a t; H K 1. for thnr kind ittrnnon
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    237 10 it Wm K 4, tit (Minlwu,m) R V. MEVSR CORNEAL Micro 'Hants A. Rafflen Plate. Sinici »^4K, BAD ODOURS ARE Bad for Health. Let Alrwlck put an and to unpleamat .><ionr» Get a bottle of Airwnk today. GET RID of ax.-esa poundaga. Look voutujer— better. Knjoy Ryrlta with man
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      796 10 The war in the Himalayas is no longer a battle over a border. Two giants are coming to grips. Smce Saturday the Chinese have assumed the offen- j sive at three widely separated points, and have now driven so deep into the North East Frontier Agency that
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      Rural Triumph
      325 10 Tun Razak probably spend* more time touring the districts than the rest of the Cabinet combined. He specialises in the unannounced, on-the-spot inspection to the discomfort oi many a civil servant One district officer, given three hours' notice that Tun Razak would be calling on him for a
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      Kenya's Gain
      177 10 African politics arc endlessly complicated, but to the exteni that personal charm and sensitivity to non-European susceptibilities are helpful. Kenya will gain from the appointment of Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald as i its new Governor. It is by these traits that Malaya best rcracm- i bers this most
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    The prodigies of endurance on the spiral road
    1264 10  - The prodigies of endurance on the spiral road JAMES MITCHELL OUTGUNNED, OUTNUMBERED, THE INDIAN ARMY IS NOT ONLY FIGHTING AGAINST TERRIBLE ODDS BUT AGAINST FORMIDABLE COUNTRY A FIRST-HAND REPORT FROM THE! FRONTIER by— TEZPUR, Tv«». FACING THE REDS TO reach the 1 4.0 0 O-ft. Sela Pass some 200 miles
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      428 10 I WONDER If those Chinese middle schools which still refuse government aid are really helping to preserve the Chinesp language and culture. They are losing the brighter pupils from the Chinese medium primary schools who now In many cases are having to attend remove classes in English
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      60 10 rE DTC graduates seem to have a wrong idea about Normal and collegetrained teachers. We are sympathetic to their claim for a better salary scheme. This petty quarrel can only weaken our bargaining power for a revision of the DTC salary scheme. So the less we hear of
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      New buses
      97 10 WHEN the air-condkloned buses arrived, the Singapore Traction Company management said they would give the public more comfort It Is hard to believe that very many ot these modern buses ar». serving that purpose. I feel uncomfortable travelling in them despite the supplement of neat seats because the
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      94 10 QNE of the greatest losses in the past decade in Singapore has been the needless cutting down of trees. It Is regrettable to see that Paya Lebar Road, one of the last roads left with fully-grown trees, is suffering a similar fate. This is not to make way
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      93 10 tITITH reference to the Tt letter from the Commissioner of National Registration stating that application forms for Identity cards are free and do not need to be bought. It may interest him to learn that In Penang at this very moment there Is a black market In these
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    Warning by Govt on posters
    166 11 Warning by Govt on posters SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Government, has ordered the police to arrest anyone putting up unauthorised posters in any part of the city. A Government statement ■-aid today that the Government was "concerned over a recent increase in unauthorised and illegal exhibition of posters and banners
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    $10 m. contract
    40 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mitchell BiiEineering Co. of England has been awarded a contract worth t1.25 million 'about $10,625,000) by the Singapore City Council for supply of equipment to the state's new $33 million power station at P.isir Panjang.
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    Fine for hawking
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Low Van. 47. of Bukit Bintang Road. I wma lined $5 or one day's jail for I hawking without a licence yesterday nt Lorong Pudu. He pleaded guilty.
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    Lock icon Malayans 'seek citizenship'
    48 11 JAKARTA, Tue?. A nu;|ber of! Malayan volunteers of Indonesian! origin are applying for Indonesian, citizenship, according to an Antra news agency report. They are some of the 88 volun-; teers who arrived here last June to help drive the Dutch out of Wes Irian— U.P.I.
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    RAPE CASE HUSBAND'S REPLY: UP TO YOU
    791 11 RAPE CASE HUSBAND'S REPLY: UP TO YOU Court cleared after Philomena testifies on DC plate car outside Parry Road house r I KUALA LUMPUR, Tm I pHILOMENA LIM, 28, the wife of a Government stenographer, Mr. Lee Swee Seong, told the High Court today that when she related an incident
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    Aussies may set up plants in Singapore
    227 11 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. AUSTRALIAN manufacturers of building materA ials may set up several assembly plants in Singapore next year. This was the happy forecast today of Mr. Henry Wllckens, leader of a 14-man Australian building materials mission, after he and his business colleagues were
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    New Police Secretary for Singapore
    69 11 SINGAPORE'S new Police Secretary, Mr. 1. Chelliah. who has taken over duties from Mr. Lim Seng Huat. He is the first civil service officer to be appointed to the post. A graduate of the University of Malaya, he has been in the service of the
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    Petrol union officials
    41 11 MALACCA, Tues. Mr. Robert Lim Kaing Slew has been elected chairman of the newly-iformed South Malaya branch of the National Union of Petroleum Industry Workers. The secretary In Mr. Ong Kee Lam and treasurer. Mr. Yap Kirn Chong.
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    Disorderly conduct
    43 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mohamed Kaslm bin Abdullah. 24. of Setapak. was fined $10 or three days' jail by a magistrate today for shouting and behaving in a disorderly manner at a toddy shop at Chow Kit Road yesterday. H» nieaded KUlltv
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    A plan for Singapore : TV with Hollywood stars
    249 11 A plan for Singapore TV with Hollywood stars SINGAPORE, Tues. A Hollywood film company, Warner Bros., may send top American artists to appear before Singapore television audiences nextyear. This was revealed today by Mr. Robert Weiss, international director of Warner Bros, who is now in Singapore to survey the state's
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    Johore's share in progress
    55 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Mentri Besar of Jonore, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. today revealed that a total of $46 million has been spent by the Johore Government in the first year of the Second Five-Year Development Plan. He was speaking at a 10-day leadership
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    Floods at night drive out families
    229 11 Floods at night drive out families BENTONG, Tuesday, MORE than 20 families were evacuated from tvheir homes in Kampong Jawai-Jawi, 48 miles from here last night due to heavy monsoon Hoods. Most of the families, who are padi farmers, were asleep when the water rose after an exceptionally heavy downpour.
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    Tiny loch stops free trunk calls
    97 11 Tiny loch stops free trunk calls RESTAURANTS and hotels in Kuala Lumpur with no telephone switchboards have solved the problem of people making free trunk calls to Singapore. They now use a small lock placed on the instrument to stop people from dialling "O". Their problem began with the introduction
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    Five fined for speeding
    48 11 PENANG, Tues.— Five people were fined today for speeding in Glußor Road on Oct. 32. Chen Boon Peng, 42, Pang Kirn Tang, 35, and Toh Sent; Gin, 34, were fined $40 each, and Slnta bin Mydin. 31, and John David Scott. 29. $30 each.
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    Watchman to die
    45 11 IPOH. Tues. The Federation Court of Appeal today dismissed the appeal of a watchman. V. Manickam. 25. who was convicted of the murder of a lorry attendant, Reow 800 Koy, 33, by the High Ccurt In Kuala Lumpur and sentenced to death.
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    Gratuity of 15 days' pay
    61 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Employees of Kodak (M) Ltd. will be paid half a months salary as gratuity when a wage agreement signed bet j ween the company and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union is certified by the Industrial Arbitration Court. Under the agreement, emI
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    Knife woman guilty
    38 11 BUTTERWORTH. Tues. A housewife. Ramlah binte Din pleaded guilty today to a charge of causing hurt to Som blnu> M<v hamed Noor with a knife in Karupor.s: Java here on Nov. 3. Sentence was postponed.
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    Poppy Day dance
    33 11 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. A Poppy Day dance, under the patronage of the Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah, will be held at the United Transport Company building here on Dec. 2.
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    Magistrate: Be friends
    52 12 BUTTERWORTH. Tues. A Balik Pulau social wel/are officer. P. Sabapathy. today withdrew a summons case against a teacher. Mohamed bin Osman. "I hope you will both be friends now, the magistrate, Mr. Nk Mann Sau. said when he acquitted Osman, 27. Sabapathy had summoned Osman for allegedly
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    BEE YONG'S MURDER: RETRIAL IS ORDERED
    260 12 IPOH, Tuesday. THE conviction of Liew Wah Meng, 37, a taxidriver and temple medium, by the High Court at Muar, Johore, for the murder of schoolgirl Goh Bee Yong, 14, was set aside by the Federation Court of Appeals here today. The court comprising
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    Offensive language blamed for strike
    125 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Forty dredge workers of the Austral Amalgamated Tin Ltd. at Puchong. 10 miles from here, staged a four-hour lightning strike this morning over allegations that the dredge engineer habitually used offensive language. They returned to work after the president of the National
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    Judge: The rotan for men who extort
    189 12 Judge: The rotan for men who extort IPOH. Tnes.— Mr. Justice Axmi said in the High Court here today that in hit opinion whipping should be imposed on extortionists in view of the prevalence of the crime. He dismissed the appeal by Tan See Teik, 26, against his conviction and
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    A new MIC branch
    17 12 KLANO. Tues. A new MIC branch was openrd at Jenjarom new village yesterday.
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    The 'horror comic' type of school —books—
    187 12 The 'horror comic' type of school books KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The tendency of local publishers of Malay books to illustrate only the most blood-thirsty passages has been described as "deplorable" by a United Nations documentalist. Mrs. Ruth Daroesman, who worked on a UNESCO research project on higher education in South-East
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    'Bricks fund' urged for college in Penang
    292 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tu«s. THE chairman of the University of Malaya Council, Haji Mustapha Albakri, today suggested that a "bricks fund" be started for the Penang University College, to ensure the institution gets a quick start. He told the Straits Times that he was
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    240 12 TEACHERS: 'CLUMSY' MOVE BY GOVT TO DELAY TALKS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Government was today criticised for extending for another six months the life of the National Joint Council for Teachers. The general-secretary of the National Union of Teachers. Mr. K. V. Thaver. said: "This Is deplorable. The former Minister
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    Poultry farming urged to cut $15m. imports
    117 12 MALACCA, Tues. The Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, today urged the opening of co-operative poultry farms In all kampongs throughout the country so that Malaya would be self-supporting In poultry He said this when he opened a co-operative poultry
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      494 14 D*r» hw»k. h'io 12: 9. Netl Road. Situation' 2: reading, tabiet*nnis. Vur Foofc Kwonx aged 15; 26. liinjonK Pagar Road. Singapore 2; soccer, basket ba 1 1. Frankie B«k. aged 14; 212, Syed Alwi Road. Singapore 8; swimming, cycling. Julie Tan. aged 14; 773.
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      1742 14  - It's a grand fete for launching of the magazine Kathleen Hickley by Mat Mousedeer is starting a magazine called The Jungle Post. He and his friend have been hard at work preparing for the first edition and are now deciding on the best means of persuading people to buy it,
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      279 14 FLIPPER IS KEPT j I GUESSING k. v*l I Same Address I Age Sex DEAR Boys ond Girls, see his brother's ship they were too busy odmiring it to Lost week's competition see o figure appear on boord. brought in more entries from "Ahoy there, Shipmotes!" J I children in
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    INDUSTRIALS VERY STEADY: DUNLOP 'RIGHTS' DENIAL
    488 16 From Our Market Correspondent TNDISTRIALS con--1 tinued very steady on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday oblivious to the Sino-Indian border war which had already begun to make its Influence felt on London Stock Markets. Dunlops continued to be a feature being done from $2.24
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Indicn Nov. 19 Nov. 20 Industrials: 192.24 191.91 Tins: 290.71 288.33 S robbers: 179.83 179.83 Jan. 1. 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    660 16 POMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms ot the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the numeber of the .shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Dimlep* (1.0001 $2 27 D. (1.000) 52.2S D. (1.000) 52.30 D, (4.000) $2.33 D, (1.000) $2.33 D, <S00) 52.36 KU (900)
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    Rubber price is easier: Straits tin advances $1
    387 16 IyHEN trading opened on the Malayan Rubber Market yesterday the Cuban situation and more particularly the Sino-Indian border war dominated the scene. I Conditions were fairly active and prices advanced to 821 cents. Later. however, profittaking In first grade absorbed buyers and
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    126 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. CHARE VALUES continued along steady lines with movements narrow and about in balance in selective trading. Leaders again mostly moved against sellers. BHJ". was down 6d. to 495. 6d Oils fluctuated narrowly. Both Clarence Siver and Am pot Exploration lost some on their recent gains. Base
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    RUBBER PRICES
    255 16 DECEMBER llrtt Kr.d. ruh'ltr buyers f.*.*>. cloxnl at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 811 'cents per Ib. up fiveeighths of a cent. The tone was uncertain. S.C.C.R A. and F.M.R.E. cloxini; prices in cents per lb. yesterday Int. 1 R.S.B. prompt f. 0.1.. imyer.-
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 November 20. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE; 81 i cents (up five-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5430.62 i (up SI). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 15 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    233 16 SHIPS lyinf aleniiid* the Singapsra wharves today are: Hoegh Calm 4/7. Star ArcturuK 13/14. Benbope 31/32. Olga 19. Olenartney 42/43, Surat 47, Tonnhirr 47. Arcadia 44/45. Oordian. Ama (laliani lv.'li. Kaat Sea ITW 2. Rldor 27. Htntung 21/22. Bimba 13/14. Nara.tan Maru 18. Sadao NW. 4. Outer
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    OPTION PREMIUMS >
    150 16 OPTION PREMIUMS > Nov. 30. Three month* (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Budnati d*nt: Dunlop* 14 rt* S. P.irnv 4)d. F. N. 16 cts. C. Btorage 4»d. Oammon 11 eta. 8 Trailmn 1 I* J. WauKh 14 ct». Shell 13 eta. M. Brew 25 cts. Steamship s rt*. M. Cement 18 eta. 8.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    92 16 CHINKS! Pr*du«* Ixehang*. Stag*par* noon price* per picul jrcatcrday: Coconut ell: hulk J4IJ Mllrrs, drum 145 Mcllt-ri. C*pr«: Nov. TJK/Contlnrnt: buyer*. KM>4 (elltra, P*pp*r: Muntok whte »14L'J arllera, Sarawak white (140 aellers, apeclal Sarawak black $102* *e!lers, garbled ljitnporn; hlnck JlU2* ■•Hers, ASTA HUt tellers. Slngapar* C*c*nut Oil
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      938 16 MALAYAN EXCHANGE RATES THE M3lay in E x clung B*inK j' As§#- 140§ F t ench Frincs 1 5S*J Bel Klin •latlon mad* these chaosea In Ita Fran** lttlwi; Holland Quildtr* 117' ratea to raercbanta yesterday (all Douttehe Mark* 1301; Italian Llr* r.-.tea to S1O0) *****; SwodiWi Kr*n*r l«8i: Dam*n
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      556 16 NOTICE To all Members Malayan Modical Association, Central Branch: Trans-International Psychosomatic Seminar the meeting as arranged lor the above Seminar has been finalised for Friday, 23rd November, at 6.00 p.m., at the School of Nursing. General Hospital. KJU Will all members tending the dinner at Oriflin Inn please contact M.M.A.,
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      627 17 MALAYA STEAM SAWMILL CO. LTD. (Incorporated In Singapore) LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES Application has been made to the Directors to issue a duplicate cprtificate in the name of the under-mentioned shareholder in place of the original certificates which are stated to have been mislaid, lost or destroyed. Certificate No. In the
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      517 17 TENDERS J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Registered J.K.K. Contractors will be received by the State Engineer Pahang Kuantan up to 3 p.m. on 29th November 1962. lor the air-condi-tioning equipment for Government Offices Building Temerlob. Full particulars are obtainable from the State Engineer Pahang Kuantan JUNIOR TECHNICAL (TRADE) SCHOOL
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      887 17 TENDERS DEPARTMENT OF RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS, PERAK Tender for supply of cookrd foodbreakfast, Innch. tea and dinner to 400 students of the Sekolah lzzuddin Shah, Tiger Lane, Ipoh. Far the first half year of 1963. Tenders will be received at the Department of ReUglcus Affairs Perak. Ipoh, up to 12.00 noon
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      706 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAY COLLEGE, KUALA KANGSAR Applications are invi.ed to fill the promotion post of Head of the Science Department (Salary 81 300 /-pjn.). Application lorms should be obtained from the undersigned before December. Ist: 1962. Secretary. Board of Governors WANTED Applications are invited for the post ol General Manager
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      163 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Requires DISINFECTING OFFICER in salary scale $152x8A--168/220x15A-325/340x15A-475 plus variable allowance as payable from time to time. Appointment will be on temporary basis in the first Instance with prospects of future permanency and Central Provident I Fund benefits. Qualification!: (1)
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      334 17 TENDERS TENDER Tenders are Invited for the pni trr TFNnPD NrtTIPF purchase of a large quantity of rULILfc I tNUtK NUTILt salvage water damaged raw JUTE TFNDER o whlch vm clos lovtnir nt W»«:t «I(ri» NnrfVi Wall I£*nUIM.O WnlCn Will ClOSe .It Dock. I H B sealed 230 P m
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      BULOH KASAP BEST IN HE AVY GOING
      947 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with BEST BETS District Line (Race 5) and Buloh Kasap (Race 6) The going is heavy Lourjet is also fancied and will provide the main challenge T OURJET, the mount of leading jockey Lyall Harbridge, and Buloh Kasap are the
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      Hoff to fight Thailand's Manchai on Dec. 16
      143 18 By LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE. Tues. Gold- en Hoff. the Indonesian welterweight, will fight Nal Manchai. Thailand's No. 3 contender for the Orient welter title, at the Happy World Btadium here on Abdul Razak. match-maker for SAMA Promotions, said yesterday that all
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      STRAITS TIMES SELECTIONS
      143 18 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 TOI'NG EAGLE Dance Hall Plet Heln DANCE HALL Young Eagle Mr. Maeoo MR. MAGOO Young Eagl* Dance Hall Race 2 NEW STATE Turn The Tide Aloha NEW STATE Kasini-Kasana Quick Win BEN HL'R Kasini-KaMuia Seagate Bmw S ZODIAQLE HK Currency
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      1415 18 Race 1: 2.0— Cl 5 Div. s— 6£ 1 ***** Plet Hem (Bintang St.> R. S. Breuk., 9 9.0 Donnelly s 2 ***** Dance Hall IV (Shaw St.) Tulloli. 4 8.13 (F) Harbridge 3 3 20tf77 Hallan (Battling si.» Bagby. 5 8.11 C. Dragon 12 4 ***** Smiling
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      279 18 Hr S Vat *a£ ~<U^^^^^^l^ln^| nit »w«» »n eow»«tn>. jmmvn.Lt. >nsco«sm v i.X Why this is the one ball pen you hate to lend Most ballpoints are expendable. The Parker T-BALL Ball Pen isn't. It's not "just another ball point"— it's a precisely engineered writing instrument. As a result: It
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      50 18 BUY WISELY BUY W 1 FOR RIDING COMFORT AND SUPERB ROAD HOLDIN6 woisElEv nonwer WOLSELEY -ISOO 1 T WOLSELEY 16,60 WOLSELEY 6il 10 the II for the CONNOISSEUR I it nitir k I Itlflll MALAYAN MOTORS LTD. 14/20 Orchard Road, Singapore Represented In the Federation of Malaya: WEARfU BROS. LTD.
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      SHAbanon Khalsa player for 12 months
      168 19 SHAbanon Khalsa player for 12 months SINGAPORE, Tugs.— H. A Dhillon, the Khalsa outside-riKht. has been suspended until Nov. 13 next year by the Singapore Hockey Association's Disciplinary Board. A. C. Ferguson, chairman of the Board, said Dhillon was found guilty of miseonduct by hitting a spectator during the KhalsaIndlan
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      ALLISS TO PLAY IN S'PORE
      83 19 ALLISS TO PLAY IN S'PORE SINGAPORE, Tues.— Peter Alliss. the England International golfer, will play an exhibition match here on Dec. 2 against Jim Mclnnes, the Royal latest Club pro. Alliss. 31. will fly into Kuala Lumpur from Bangkok on Nov. 29. He will arrive in i Singapore the following
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      SHA select 14
      51 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Hockey Association have picked 14 plcyers to travel to Kuala Lumpur for the MHF Inter-state championship finals from Nov. 30 to Dec. 2. They are: Hag, Sarboo, Mehar, Kauagalingam, Skinner, HarbhaJan. Frlda. Kaita, D. Nonis, LinRam, de Witt. Kong Chee, Chong Beng and
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      Power in attack gives full points to Recrio
      123 19 Power in attack gives full points to Recrio POLICE i KECRIO 2 ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Club de Recrio followed up their winning debut of last week by taking full points again from their Selangor Hockey Association league Div. 1 match against Police at Gurney Road today. In a closely-contested match,
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      FORWARD SENT OFF
      97 19 FORWARD SENT OFF SIGNALS 3 SIA 2 FRAYED tempers marred this Div. 1 match at Rifle Range Road and Chandran, the Indian in-side-right, was sent off the field three minutes from time. Earlier exchanges, however, were fast and lively and the issue was in doubt until the last ten minutes
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      FRIDA GETS WINNER
      90 19 BCC 0 CKYLONESE 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. A clever switch of positions brought the winning goal for Ceylonese Sports Club in their Singapore Hockey Association League Div. 1 match on the padang today. Ceylonese, the league champions, were on top for long periods but were unable to score
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      Ali's passes split Changi defence
      273 19 TAN TOCK SENG 4 CHANGI 1; Singapore, Tuesday. TWO BRILLIANT passes laid on by Ali Astar mid--1 way through the first half enabled Tan Tock Seng hospital to score two quick goals and eliminate Royal Air Force Changi by 4- 1 from the t\PA aenlor
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      Boon Bee the hero
      94 19 KILAT 1 KINTA INDIANS 0 JPOH, Tues. Ng Boon Bee. the Malaya soccer and Dadmlnton International, was the match-winner for Kilat Club in the RDY Cup final here today. Boon Bee scored the winning goal In the first half. Rain had made the ground wet and
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      S'pore XV
      38 19 HINOAPORE. Tues. The SlnKapore team to meet Army Malaya In the Malaya Cup rugger competition south cone match here on Saturday: Macauley; Mowatt, Fitzgerald. Hadley- Jones. Morgan Clark. Koh; Oliver. Leaver. Pile, Rochester, Smith. Dain'rv Revneld*.
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        75 19 BADMINTON (S'porei: ImerHospttal tournament Laboratory Sri-vices bt Health and Dental 3-2. (Scores: Walter Ong lost to Llok Yew Kong 15-7. 15-4; Bernard Tan lost to Ong Tiong Oln 15-i. 19-10; Moaea Yu and Llm Hock Soon bt Mohd. Hussein and Mohd All 15-7, 15-5; Hamzah Mohd. and B Yong bt
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        22 19 HOCKEY Penanc Learue: Indian Assn 1 Police 0. Malacca League: PWD 5 DTC 0. LanfrUhe Cup (Taiplng): I'ransport 2 Engineer Squadron 1.
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      Lock icon 'Empire' title should stay, Board decide
      326 19 'Empire' title should stay, Board decide PERTH, Tuesday. JHE full title "British Empire and Commonwealth Games" should be retained. This recommendation, made at a meeting of the Games Federation Board yesterday, will be put before the Federation's full general assembly which meets here on Sunday. It had been considered possible
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      An extra day for athletics likely
      224 19 C'wealth Games roundup PERTH, Tues. The athletics programme in the Commonwealth Games will almost certainly be increased by an extra day because of the large number of entries for the 100 yards and 440 yards events. There are 51 entries for the sprint and
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      Lock icon Lock (7-53) routs Victoria
      84 19 MELBOURNE, Tues.— Tony Lock, surprise omission from the touring MCC cricket team, routed Victoria by taking seven wickets for 53 today to give Western Australia a 52-run win in their Sheffield Shield match here. Scores Western Australia 473 and 132 (Mecklff 5-50) Victoria 412 and 141
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      332 19 STANDARD S^? RADIO ANNOUNCE 2 MODELS OF HOME TABLE AND PORTABLE CONVERTIBLE NEW TRANSISTOR RADIO. ■mIIIII Matching extension WhS spealcef lltl 6 "">-' fctofv celfi fif CORDLESS r *?^*>^ I PERSONAL I i wrth bandsproad tuning. EX-74 SOLE agents; WO KEE HONG Etching wfension 3-B CLIFFORD HOUSE, COLLYER QUAY. speaker
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      47 19 HOCKEY IPOH LEAGUE: Div. 1 Police v Anderson lans; Div. 2 Medicals v Education Dept. (both matches on Ipoh padanK). S'GOR LEAGUE: DW. 2 Chartered Bank v Rlda (Taylor Rd); Klnrara v Mercantile Bank (Klnrara); Eurasians v Agrlc College (Imbl Rd): RMAF v Tran.«ports Co (Airport Rd).
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    Outlook is increase in Govt. spending
    427 20 I KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. I JNCREASES in Government expenditure next year on education, defence, internal security and rural development are outlined in the 1963 estimates released for publication today. Totalling $1,087 million, the estimates are the highest ever. They are $48 million more than
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    DEATH
    21 20 SEAH KEE KIM WILLIAM pan.int :i.i. iv i-van tullv 30.11. 1 MS al Qmmsl Ho*|>*tal. Kutii-rul ul Bi<l:<darl 4 p.m.
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    Sjahrir is sick
    28 20 JAKARTA. Tues. The first Prime Minister of the Indonesian Republic. Sutan SJahrlr, is seriously ill in Madiun political prison, Central Java, It was learnt here.
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    Lock icon CASTRO AGREES RED BOMBERS CAN GO
    147 20 CASTRO AGREES RED BOMBERS CAN GO- KEY WEST, (Florida). Tues. Dr. Fidel Castro has offered to let the Soviet Union remove its li.vushin-28 bombers from Cuba, as demanded by the United States. Havana Radio reported today. Thr offer was made in a message from the Cuban Prime Minister to U
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    Lock icon Soekarno tour
    31 20 BANGKOK. Tues. Inoonesian President Soekarno is scheduled to arrive in Bangkok tomorrow aboard a chartered Oaruda airliner for a two-day informal visit, the Indonesian Embassy here aninunced today U.P.I-
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    Tengku and Governor in Kuching
    57 20 THE Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman and the Governor of Sarawak, Sir Alexander Waddell at Pengkalan Batu in Kuching town yesterday. The Tengku and Sir Alexander had motored from Kuching airport, where the Prime Minister got an enthusiastic welcome from several thousand supporters of
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    LONDON STOCKS
    382 20 LONDON, Tues. Conditions were again unsettled In the stock markets today. The situation In India was again keeping buyers away and although selling was light prices Quickly fell away. Tea shares were again the chief sufferers and here losses extended to 10/- In cons tea land at 26/-.
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    MASS POISON CASES: ITS ARSENIC
    218 20 MASS POISON CASES: ITS ARSENIC JOHORE BAHRU. Tuesday r[E police today found the cause of the maa# food poisoning cases from a Layang Layang estate as a fourth child died in the General Ho«- pital here. The killer was arsenic. Traces of sodium arsenic used extensively as a weedkiller on
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    Swedish player breaks leg
    90 20 PENANG, Tues. The visiting Fwedi-sh national soccer team were much too good for a Malayan selection and beat them 4-0 at the City Stadium here tonight. The game was marred by an accident in the 68th minute when inside-right Hakan Sjoo was carried off on a
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    Christmas party
    27 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Sin- gapore Cold Storage Social and Sports Club will hold its annual Christmas dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 8-
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    $1 million wages boost for seamen
    148 20 $1 million wages boost for seamen SINGAPORE, Tues. Some 4.500 seamen in the foreign-going trade locally employed by shipping firms affiliated to the Singapore Maritime Employers' Federation will get an estimated total of 51. 000.000 in wage increases and fringe benefits in the New Year. This follows an agreement signed
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      42 20 XJIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hlrhfftt Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kola Bharu 86 75 Penang 88 75 Malacca U0 75 Ipoh 91 73 Singapore 88 7S <t|
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