The Straits Times, 26 November 1962

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100 9 000 The Straits Times Mo"*" flatted Estd. 1845 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1962 15 CExNTS KDN 036
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    Lock icon Peace
    133 1 PROSPECTS BETTER NOW, SA YS PRA VDA T ONDON, Sun. The chances of peace have improved following the decisi o n of President Kennedy to lift the Cuban blockade, the Communist Party newspaper Pravda reported today. The prospects would become still better "if his wise action is followed by
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    Malaysian Indian Congress soon
    160 1 KLANG, Sunday. THE MALAYAN Indian Congress decided yesterday to change its name to Malaysian Indian Congress after Aug. 31 next year. This was one of 26 resolutions passed at the two-day annual delegates conference of the Congress, which ended tonight. The conference paid a tribute to
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    Call for military training
    69 1 Call for military training KLANG. Sun. The Malayan Indian Congress wants compulsory national service training for the youth of this country to safeguard peace. A resolution to this effect was passed on the motion of the Klang branch at the annual MIC delegates' two-day session here today. The conference also
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    Trout killer
    36 1 QUIMPER (PranchV Sun. Police said today Pierre Laurnet, 35, was arrested on charges of killing 15.000 trout by letting the water out of their tank after he was fired by a fish breeding establishment.—U.P.l.
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    11 HELD in SWOOP
    435 1 Verey light reveals fleeing men Slain chicken, god and bowls seized Police smash gang ritual By RUDY BELTRAN ifUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor police using verey lights broke up a secret society initiation ceremony at an estate hide out in Bat a n g Berjuntai last night
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    Kiss for winner
    45 1 CHAN LYE CHOON receives a kiss from his wife after winning the Formula Libre event at the Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. With the kiss went a garland and the official prize, a cup. (Report in Back Page).
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    22,500,000 MILES OUT IN SPACE
    134 1 PASADENA, (California) Sunday. AMERICA'S Mariner 2 spacecraft is scheduled to break an interplanetary distance record today when it passes the 22,500,000 mile mark on its journey to Venus. The mark, attained by America's Pioneer 5, is the greatest distance yet achieved by a spacecraft on
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    QUOTE
    108 1 Some of us seem to think that it is better to hove fun first while we are young and then worry about our family responsibilities later. By the time we realise this it will be too late to stop this habit. Fun is like insurance the older you get
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    RUBBER MEN WARN THE TOP SHIP OWNERS
    391 1 RUBBER MEN WARN THE TOP SHIP OWNERS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rHARGES that the Far Eastern Freight Conference was hampering Malaya's rubber exports were made at today's joint meeting of the executive committee (exporters and packers) of the Federation of Rubber Trade Association. Mr. Tee Teh, President of the RTA. said
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    Lock icon Rioting boys bite police dog
    72 1 WASHINGTON. Sun Rioting teenagers have improved on the "man bites dog" story here they bit a police dog. The dog was bitten on the leg when two policemen, trying to break up a fight among Negro and White high school students, were attacked and mauled.
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    Lock icon Cuba's new policy'
    24 1 KEY WEST, (Florida). Sun.-t-Cuban leaders will meet today to frame a new declaration on the Cuban crisis, Havana Radio reported. Reuter.
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    Farmer hurt
    39 1 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A gang of j five armed with partings attacked ;i farmer, Ong Chin Senh, 36, at the 10th rr.ile Yio Chu Kang Road tonign'. Onjj was rushed to the I hospital In a critical condition.
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    Lock icon 'Giant' stamps
    26 1 MOSCOW. Sun.— The Soviet Union has Issued a huge postage stamp nearly three Inches by six Inches featuring portraits of the Soviet cosmonauts. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Thanksgiving toll
    29 1 NEW YORK, Sun— The traffic toll In America's four-day thanksgiving holiday weekend had risen to 396 by today, the last day, according to an unofficial count Reuter.
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    Work delay at Royal mint
    64 1 LONDON, Sun. Several countries are in danger of having their supplies of money held up because of a pay dispute at the Royal mint in London. Pour engravers at the mint where new money for Britain and many overseas countries is made have banned overtime
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    Lock icon THE JUDGE'S CROSS
    62 1 VIENNA, Sun. A 25--year-old man picked up a crucifix in a court at St. Poeltan, near here, and tried to attack the judge who had sentenced him to two months' jail. The prosecutor and a policeman seized the man. The court is to study whether the crucifix
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    Missiles ship for Odessa
    60 1 ISTANBUL, Turkey. Sun.— The Soviet freighter, Lenlnsky Komsomol, passed through the Boshorus towards the Black Sea today, carrying what appeared to be missiles from Cuba. The 15,000-ton vessel was reported en route to Odessa. Eye witnesses who saw the Lenlnsky Komsomol pass through the Bosphorus said
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    Jet pilot dies
    34 1 MANILA. Sun. A Philippine Air Force pilot was killed today when his P-W Sabrejet crashed into the waters of Lacuna Bay. about 45 miles southeast of Manila PAP spokesman said.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon China plan's 'deceit': Indian view
    452 1 China plan's 'deceit': Indian view NEW DELHI. Sun. An Indian spokesman today described the Chinese ceasefire proposals as a "clever manipulation" designed to project the border line they claimed as being identical with the line of actual control now established by "massive attack". In a prepared statement— the strongest yet
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    STOP PRESS
    15 1 N- TESTS CO ON ai> t Duclrai l< tit? u» pii< i i
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      Lock icon The winds of peace
      507 2 AMERICANS GUESS AT NIKITA'S NEXT MOVE WASHINGTON, Sun JjNITED STATES officials believe that new Soviet peace moves will be borne soon on the winds of change sweeping the world in the wake of the Cuban and Indian crises. They are reluctant, however, to predict whether the
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      Lock icon The fish settle the herring war
      155 2 The fish settle the herring war PARIS, Sun.— An Eastr West "herring war" in the English Channel, which sent three French warships to the fishing grounds off Boulogne and set French trawlermen demanding a 12--mile limit to territorial waters, died down yesterday. The ftsh themselves were the peacemakers. They swam
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      Lock icon Russian parachute heroine
      73 2 Russian parachute heroine THIS is 18 -year-old Russian parachute competition heroine Valentina Tkachenko. When a competitor's spare parachute caught on the tail of a plane at 4.000 feet, she jumped from the plane on to his back, cut him free, and clung to him until she could open his parachute.
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      Triple murder: Trujillo's men jailed
      101 2 SANTO DOMINGO. Sun. A Dominican court imposed prison terms of up to 30 years on 11 men charged with the political murders of two sisters and their chauffeur during; the reign of the former dictator. Gen. Rafael Trujillo. The victims were Patria Minerva Mirabel, her
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      Lock icon Crash: Pilot dies
      24 2 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. A South African Air Force Harvard trainer crashed In a field near here yesterday. The pilot was killed .—Reuter.
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      Exiles plan new raids on Cuba
      239 2 MIAMI, Sunday. A CUBAN exile group known as Commandos L-66 warned the Castro regime yesterday to expect new hit-and-run raids on Cuba now that the United States had lifted the naval blockade. At the same time. Dr. Aureliano Sanchez Arango, leader of the Triple-A
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      32 2 COPENHAGEN. Sun. A speuial telpphone la to be Installed at Danish television headquartrrs so that enraged or pleased viewers can ring to express their feelings, TV official* announced. Reuter.
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      Lock icon $360,000 gems lost
      29 2 PARIS. Sun. A lcadinK French scientist. Mr. Emile Girardeau. reported the loss of iewels valued at 600.000 francs (about S360.000) from a hotel safe here. Reuter.
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      Trade talks on
      17 2 BUDAPEST. Sun. A Mongolian delegation arrived here for trade talks with the Hungarian Government.
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      Man in a rage broke his baby's arms
      117 3 Man in a rage broke his baby's arms LONDON, Sun. Mr. Justice Veale postponed sentence for a week on Wilfred Bourn. 21, convicted in Newcastle -upon Tyne of breaking both arms of his one-month old baby in a rage. The judge told Bourn: "I don't want to deal with yon
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      Lock icon Russians pour into Yemen
      67 3 Russians pour into Yemen ONDON, Sun.— The Sunday Telegraph today reported that a "large new stream" of Soviet technicians had begun to arrive in the Yemen. The newspaper's diplomatic correspondent. Gordon Brook Shepherd, quoting Western diplomatic circles In London, said the number of these new arrivals was put at 200
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      Lock icon The space age stamps
      49 3 MOSCOW, Sun.— The Soviet Union has Issued a huge postage stamp nearly three Inches by six Inches featuring portraits of the Soviet cosmonauts to mark "the completion of the first Soviet five-year plan of conquest and exploration of outer space." Vus news agency said. Reuter.
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      Jurists under fire for Cuba report
      173 3 Jurists under fire for Cuba report LONDON, Sunday. T»HE International Commission of Jurists "blotted x its copybook" in its report on Cuba and the rule of '?w The Observer said today. The independent Sunday newspaper said in an editorial: "The report demonstrates convincing 1 y enough that under Dr. Castro,
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      Lock icon TO HOSPITAL -AND TWIN CHAMPIONS' SECRET IS OUT
      109 3 TO HOSPITAL -AND TWIN CHAMPIONS' SECRET IS OUT S.MIU.M, bravely as they set off for hospital are twin table tennis champions Beverley (left) and Gloria Sayer. The 15-year-old twins parted at the door of University College Hospital, London. Beverley waved goodbye as Gloria was admitted for a hole-in-the-heart operation. Next
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      Lock icon Reuther leaves
      35 3 TOKYO, Sun. Mr. Walter P. Reuther, the visiting vice-pre-sident of American Federation of Labour and Congress of Industrial Organisations (AFL-CIO). left today for home by air after a 10-day visit to Japan. Reuter.
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      Dahomey the first
      24 3 TAIPEH, Sun.— Dahomey will be the first African nation to set up an embassy in Formosa, it was disclosed yesterday. D.P.I
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        5 SAIGON MILITIA POSTS ATTACKED
        256 3 SAIGON, Sun.— Viet Cong guerillas yesterday attacked five Government militia posts along a stretch of road 45 miles south of Saigon, and burned one of the posts to the ground, informed military sources reported. The sources said medical evacuation teams found one of the posts
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        Lock icon The open door to death
        60 3 ST. LOUIS: Authorities here blame children for the death of a young man in an apartment house. Twenty year old McAthur McCoy thoneht he was stepping into the cab of an elevator instead he plunged seven floors to his death. Children at play fixed the
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      Lock icon ADOULA FACES A CENSURE MOTION
      285 3 ADOULA FACES A CENSURE MOTION LEOPOLDVILLE, Sunday. f WENTY-SEVEN members of the Congolese Chamber of Deputies have tabled a motion of censure against Mr. Cyrille Adoula's Government, it was reliably learned today. The motion poses a major political crisis for the Government. Mr. Adoula's Cabinet was in session at the
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      Lock icon The Pope is 81
      109 3 VATICAN CITY, Sun.— Pope John (above) celebrated his 81st birthday quietly today, with energy unabated, at the helm of the Vatican Ecumenical Council attended by more than 2.000 bishops from all over the world. The bishops sent him a telegram yesterday expressing the wish that he
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      Lock icon Man's best friend
      34 3 BELGRADE, Sun. A sheepdog drove off a bear which attacked a shepherd at a village near Pec In the same area where a bear Injured seven people a fortnight ago. Reuter.
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    COURSE IN ASIAN DANCES A T TTC
    235 4 Trained teachers to instruct primary pupils SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE parliamentary secretary to the Ministry for Education, Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, today announced plans to introduce a course in Asian folk dancing at the Teacher's Training College next year. He said that the object
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    Aid for Malays in commerce
    325 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. T*HE Johore Government has appointed a stand- ing committee on Malay participation in commerce and industry with the object of helping Malays take part in business. The committee's "Supremo" is the State Secretary Johore. Dato Abdul Rahman bin Ja'afar. Its chairman is
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    Thalidomide babies
    86 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Pour men from the medical, legal, philosophical and religious fields, will discuss the moral justification of destroying thalidomide babies at a forum at the University of Singapore on Wednesday. They are Professor K. Shanmugaratnam. Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. Mr. G. W. Bartholomew. Vice-Dean of
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    New camp for infantry
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Government will build a new camp at Ulu Pandan for the Second Battalion of the Singapore Infantry Reeiment. The camp to cost $318,780. will be of a prefabricated type and will be ready in four months
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    21 registered
    39 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Twentyone more societies have been registered ln the Federation. K was stated in a Government Gazette' notification. The application for registration by the Su San Mutual Aid Death Benefit of Seremban has been rejected.
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    Varsity lecture
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A visiting fisheries biology expert under the Colombo Plan. Dr. C. C. Lindsey. will speak on "Exploring the Bering land bridge" at the University of Singapore New Lecture Theatre 3 on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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    LECTURES FOR 35 ON HEALTH EDUCATION
    225 4 LECTURES FOR 35 ON HEALTH EDUCATION SINGAPORE. Sun.— T*hirty-flve teachers from 15 primary schools in Singapore will attend a special course on health education starting tomorrow at the Teachers' Training College in Paterson Road. This is the first time such a course jointly sponsored by the Ministry of Health and
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    $17,200 new look
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall are to be repaired and re-decorat-ed at a cost of $17,200.
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      181 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR "THE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVAL BO AC: From Melbourne. Sydney. Darwin. Jakarta (BA 713) 8.50 p.m. Qantas: From Sydney. Darwin <QF 731) 6.45 p.m.; from London. Athens. Cairo. Karachi. Calcutta (QF 740) 7.15 p.m.; from
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      193 4 Brunei. Kuching (ML 487) 7.25 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 9 p.m. DEPARTURES BO AC: To Calcutta. Karachi. Beirut. Rome. Zurich. London <BA 943) 2 p.m.; to Colombo. Bombay. Bharein. Damascus. Frankfurt. London (BA 713) 9.35 pjn. Qantas: To Calcutta. Karachi. Cairo. Athens, London (QP 731) 7.30 p.m.; to
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    PPP TOLD: STATE YOUR POLICY ON CAPITAL
    272 5 IPOH, Sunday. 'JHE Ipoh area Alliance today warned that for the "good of the country" it is necessary to have a clear-cut statement from the People's Progressive Party that it will not discriminate against foreign capitalists. It said this in a statement signed
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    Man killed by 'live' clothesline
    89 5 lOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A lorry attendant. Mohamed Salleh bi n Marsom, 22, was electrocuted in Lorong 1, Jalan Ngee Heng, here last night when he rushed to help a woman who had touched a 'live" clothesline. The woman. Chew Mul Gee, 60. was taking in
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    Association buys a building
    39 5 RAUB. Sun.— The Pahang Indian Association here will soon have a $35,000 building on two lots next to the Cathay Theatre. A sum of $10,000 has already been collected and another $13.--000 has been promised.
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    Tin sales: Malaya is holding an ace
    146 5 Tin sales: Malaya is holding an ace Xl ALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaya has agreed to discuss with the American authorities their tin disposal programme for 1963 "and there is something up our sleeves." This was stated today by the Controller of Export Commodities in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
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    Electricity step-up plans in Borneo
    190 5 JESSELTON Sunday. DEVELOPMENT plans for the supply of electricity North Borneo are referred to in the annual report published by the North Borneo Electricity P Board reckons that inI capacity will have to creased from the 1961 of 9.341 kilowatts to kilowatts In 1970 at
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    St. John meeting
    38 5 KOTA BHARU. Sun.— The commissioner of the Kelantan branch of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. Mr. Lee Keng Chuan. will lead a seven-man delegation to the eighth annual officers' conference at Seremban on Dec. 14-
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    BISHOP CHAN MAY RETURN FOR CHRISTMAS
    79 5 BISHOP CHAN MAY RETURN FOR CHRISTMAS DENANG, Sun. The 1 Bishop of Penang, Msgr. Francis Chan, now away in Rome, may return to Malaya for Christmas. Msgr. Chan is attending the Vatican Ecumenical Council which began its sitting last month. The Bishop of Kuala Lumpur. Msgr. Dominic VendarKon. is unlikely
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    Erosion threat families: Save our —homes—
    195 5 Erosion threat families: Save our —homes— IPOH. Sun. Ten Ipoh families here are living in fear of their homes being washed away. The houses are near the Sungei Par. whose banks are being eroded. A delegation from the 10 families are planning to ask the State Government for help. In
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    Killer is executed
    52 5 JES.SELTON. Sun. Salipat bin Taking, who was convicted of murder and for whose arrp« threo men received commendations last month, was executed at Central Prison last week. Salipat murdered Guntamas in Penampang district. The three men who received commendations found him and induced him to surrender to
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    Court staff fete Asst. Registrar
    87 5 IPOH, Sun. Mr. E. E. Sim. senior assistant Registrar of the Ipoh High Court, who is leaving soon on transfer to the Kuala Lumpur High Court, was Riven a farewell dinner by the court stall here yesterday Also entertained at the dinner were two others
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    The 'fortunate' school
    60 5 KAJANG. Sun.— The Kajang Primary English School I Is fortunate for being well-staffed. Hip chairman of Its Board of Managers, Dr. Tan Cbee Khoon. said yesterday at the school's first prize-giving day and annual concert. He also said that a prize-giv-ing day was a good idea as
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    School extension
    28 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— The Minis;**- of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jubir. today opened an extension building of the Karapang Bharu Malay School in Batu Pahat.
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    Bursaries offer for courses in Hawaii
    142 7 Bursaries offer for courses in Hawaii SINGAPORE. Sun. Four post-graduate scholarships at the University of Hawaii are being offered to Singapore students. The offer is made by the Centre for Cultural and Technical Interchange between East and West. The awards will cover all expenses, including a small monthly allowance, for
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    Cultural Night
    27 7 PENANG. Sun. The State Youth Council will stage a "Cultural Night" at the City Stadium on Saturday to mark the conclusion of State Youth Week
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    12,000 are 'dejected' by 5 years of dilly-dally
    456 7 12,000 are 'dejected' by 5 years of dilly-dally TENGKU GETS A CLERKS' LETTER COMPLAINING ABOUT 'UNSATISFACTORY' WHITLEY COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. J i;.\(»K I Abdul Rahman has been told that the morale of 12,000 Government clerks is "low" and that they are suffering from "utter dejection" because the reorganisation of
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    Kelantan to ban resthouse liquor
    121 7 Kelantan to ban resthouse liquor KOTA BHARU, Sun. Liquor will be banned in Kelantan Government resthouses from next year. The ban Is In keeping with the PMIP-controlled State Government's intention to rid Kelantan or "anything un-Islamlc." Kelantan has three resthouses two in Kota Bharu and one at Kuala Krai. Dancing,
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    850 miles of roads—its a record
    60 7 850 miles of roads— its a record KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Public Works Department has broken all records in its road building programme this year by laying 850 miles of new roads in Malaya. Eight hundred miles were rural roads, built under the government's five-year development programme. This is a
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    Hong Kong art exhibition for Jesselton
    89 7 JESSELTON. Sun— A Hong Kong artist noted for his neorealistic paintings is in Jesselton planning an art exhibition. He is Mr. Lin Yen, prolessor of the Department of Fine Arts of the Tan Han College of Fine Arts, and of the Kan Kuo College
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    Doctor transferred
    22 7 RAUB. Sun.— Dr. Harbhaian Singh, of Seremban General Hospiial. has been aansf oi red to ihe Health Office in Temerloh.
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    Dalo and artist exchange gifts
    46 7 PENANG. Sun. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. today accepted an oil painting of himself by the visiting German arils Karl Friedrlch Bendin. In return, Dato Wong gave Mr. BendUn a miniature State crest as a memento of his visit.
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    Journey's end
    41 7 I SYDNEY. Sun The P and O Orient liner Orcades returned to Sydney today from a 37-day Oriental cruise which included Hong Kong, and Singapore. Aboard the liner was party of Roman Catholics who made "pilgrimage" to Asian ports.
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    BACKPAY FOR 60 UNDER A PACT
    139 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Sixty workers of the Hagemeyer Trading Company (Malaya) Ltd., here will receive back-pay dated to April 1 this year under a wage agreement signed between the company and the National Union of Commercial Workers. Clerks, salesmen, mechanics, peons, drivers and labourers
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    APPEAL TO AID HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
    198 7 APPEAL TO AID HANDICAPPED CHILDREN SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE'S First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah, made a radio appeal to the public today to support the work of the children's organisations in the State. She also called on the people to turn up In force at the Christinas fair in the Singapore
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    Fashion show at school fair
    55 7 ALOR STAR. Sun.— An international fashion show will highlight the Sultanah Asma Primary School's annual exliioiiioii and fair this Saturday. The Sultanah of Kedah will give away the prizes- The Sultan and Sultanah will also attend the Ibrahim Primary School speech day and priz-giving at
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    ON THE AIR: AUTHENTIC VOICE OF ABORIGINE
    154 7 ON THE AIR: AUTHENTIC VOICE OF ABORIGINE J^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Listeners to Radio Malaya the other day heard a strange tongue over the Malay Service Strange indeed it was because those who telephoned the duty announcer were told that they were listening to to Temiar an aborigine dialect. The owner
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    Show at Alor Star
    36 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Sun. The Kedah branch of the National Union of TBMtfctn will stage J. B. Priestley's "The Inspector Calls" at the Day Training College. Alor Star, tomorrow and on Tuesday night-
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    GRADUATES OF AIR SCHOOL TOLD: DON'T COUNT on JOBS
    244 7 GRADUATES OF AIR SCHOOL TOLD: DON'T COUNT on JOBS SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE'S Director of Civil Aviation, Mr. Tan Ben* San, has warned that local graduates of the Bangkok Civil Aviation School could not be assured of jobs in his department when they returned. 1 Mr. Tan returned from Hong Kong
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    Two Aussie study grants for citizens
    242 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Australian Government has asked for two nominations from Singapore to be considered for scholarships under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan. The scholarships are tenable for post-graduate or research study fa Australia for one or two years, beginning in March 1964.
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    Even women help build village road
    78 7 PENANG. Sun. Three women were among 100 villagers who turned up today to take part in a "gotong-roy-ong" (self-help) project to Improve a kampong road at Pantai Molek. Tanjong Tokong. Work on the 500 ft. road, opposite the Australian Army hostel, began at 8
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    Traffic lights
    33 7 KAJANG. Sun. Kajang's first set of traffic lights was installed at a ccst of $7,000 on Saturday at the Junction of Main Street, Jalan Besar, Sungei Chub Road and Jalan Semenylh.
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    Opening by Minister
    59 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kla Gan. will open the Jalan Haji iCarim community centre, off Airport Road, at 6.30 p.m. on Tuesday. This Ls the third community centre to be opened by the Government so far this month The other two are
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    Malayan tour
    30 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Senior local officers from North Borneo will arrive here by air tomorrow for a week's tour of Malaya at the Invitation of the Federation Government.
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    Ice show joy for orphans
    85 8 AND DRINKS AND ICECREAM AFTERWARDS ALL THE JOT and the fun of a "Holiday on Ice" is clearly written on these rleeful faces of some of the 400 orphans and nnderprivileged children who saw the show at the Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday
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    2-month bonus for bank employees
    100 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. An annual bonus of two months' salary is to be paid to each employee of the Bank of Singapore Ltd.. in Market Street, under an agreement with the Singapore Bank Employees' Union. The agreement, certified by the Industrial Arbitration Court, was gazetted last
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    Councillor queries $lm. contract
    213 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. THE new central market being built in Johore A Bahru will cost the Town Council $1,142,908, the council was told at its monthly meeting held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here today. 1 A Socialist Front member, Mr. Tan Kai Hee. said he
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    Club struck off
    24 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.—Th« registration of the Yeh Yu Club In Segamat has been cancelled, according to the latest Federation Government Gazette.
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    Lock icon Borneo claim to be on UN records
    95 8 MANILA. Sun.— The Philippines representative to the United Nations Information Committee on self-govern-ing territories has been instructed to "make a reservation" on committee time for the subject of the Philippines claim to North Borneo, according to the Vlce-Presi-dent and Foreign Secretary, Mr Emmanuel
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    NEW BEAUTY COLLEGE BRANCH IN CAPITAL
    109 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Yamano Beauty College of Tokyo has decided to start a branch in Malaya. An agreement has been reached with the Tokyo Rose Beauty College at Pudu here to amalgamate its activities with the Tokyo establishment. To be known as the
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    No longer a club
    33 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Deputy Registrar of Societies. Mr. Chin Hon Hian. has cancelled the registration of the Paloh Estate Youth Club in Johore, the gazetted notification said today
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      103 8 ssttsr&su t&J IhswskkP')! X&s&ss&ggxk tevsiFs^^ "Tl-^ LUO£ fiAUBIAN Itku. C^i V A I I GENTLY, ON THt NAV-t, \X* t vy** J-J^T.v/ WHISKED COX HERO >-^^^i O CONG. rXMI I UINNY fij^ ofe* Tracy Che*<*r C«uld ■■^■■■■■■^■■1 fHE WOULDNT LEAVE THE 11 "mEPE'S HIS HEY. 1 HImK EEEKf \h ■■■■■m
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    STRAITS TIMES Special Feature Wave of death swept away 2,000
    1645 9 STRAITS TIMES Special Feature Wave of death swept away 2,000 BIG DAY OF CELEBRATION THAT ENDED IN HORROR AND TRAGEDY FOR TOWN OF BELIZE HURRICANE STRUCK ON SEPT. 10, 1931 CIl A R L E S, BEATTIE, manager of the Bank of Canada's branch in Belize, capital of British Honduras,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    51 10 I§ Warim $11 (Minimum, THE FAMILV of the Imte Mr. Mark MM thank all Relative* and Friendt for their sympathy, wreath* and attendance tn their recent brreavement TIM rordtal thaoka aUo extended to thr Staff of Mount Alverma Hospital for tbeir kindneaii and MP**M to Mr. Mo.t durlni hn
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    207 10 Hera 1 S/» (Minimum, R V MEVER CORNEAL Micro Ltd* Consultants 6. Raffles Plac<\ Sin*:il><.rr T>l KMI.Y FEDERAL PUBLICATION LTD. invite all Teachers and book addicts l| ■i. rirowae in their showrooms at Timea Houat, River Valley Road. Singapore CRAND ANNUAL SALE ommrni rmun Silk Store. US, Paul Street,
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  • The Straits Times Monday, November 26. 1962.
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      Danger On The Road
      821 10 "drawing of conclusions a matter of hazard. Excessive speed is not among the major causes of accidents, but what 1 exactly is "excessive"? Cutting in and out of the traffic, and negligent" driving are responsible between them for nearly half of all accident*, but negligence" is
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      Tories Shocked
      215 10 The five British by-elections have gone just about as badly as Mr. Macmiilan and the Conservative Party allowed for in their most pessimisticmoments. Woodside (Glasgow) i was lost to Labour, a result not perhaps completely unexpected, but the mutiny in Dorset South cost the Tories one of their
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      M.I.C. Meeting
      264 10 There must be times when Tengku Abdul Rahman and Mr. Tan Siew Sin envy Dato Sambanthan his uneventful political life. The Presidient of the Malayan Indian I Congress enjoys neither the power nor the public attention which his senior colleagues in the Alliance have, but his problems are
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      IDENTITY CARDS: ONE WOMAN'S ORDEAL
      475 10 IDENTITY CARDS: ONE WOMAN'S ORDEAL MR. FUNG AH CHATS charge that Identity card application forms have to be bought, and the Government's denial, can he reconciled. Two conditions must bp present before the system can work: Neatly dressed, confident looking and literate applicants have no difficulty at any government office
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      A delay is explained
      239 10 WITH reference to Mr. Y. K. Yap's letter fS.T. Nov. 17). it is regrettable that his two letters, said to have been addressed to me. did not reach my hands. I have, however, verified through records of the registration carried out during the latter part of
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    India's idol: At 73 his burden has never been so great
    995 10  - India's idol: At 73 his burden has never been so great ASHWINI KUMARI from BOMBAY, Sunday IN many ways Mr. Nehru's position is about unique in the democratic world, some-times unenviably so The Chinese invasion, the magnitude of which he has plainly said his Government did not anticipate, has not
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    Our younger generation will speak Malay, says Mr. Lee
    717 11 SINGAPORE. Sun jyjß. Lee Kuan Yew said today Singapore would see the fruition of its national language policy in the younger generation. Mr. Lee, speaking at the opening of the Malay language seminar at the National Library, said: "Old habits are
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    Disaster shield call by Khir
    194 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. r rHE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, A Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today spoke of the need to introduce a farm building rehabilitation insurance programme to cover damage caused by natural disasters such as floods or storms. Inche Khir. speaking at the
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    UNION HEAD BACK: NO POLITICAL SPEECHES
    101 11 CINGAPORE, Sun. No political speeches were made today at a tea party Riven by the Singapore Business Houses Employees Union to welcome back its president. Mr Foo Yong Fong. who was released recently from a year's imprisonment. This was one of the conditions given
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    New publication
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Minister of Interior. Dato (Dr.) i Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, has issued a permit to the University of Malaya Students Union to print a publication "Journal of i the Historical Society. University of Malaya."
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    Talk on juvenile delinquency
    55 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. Cheong Weng Choong, the Assistant Director (Probation and Approved Schools) of the Social Welfare Department, will talk on "the juvenile delinquency in the Malayan setting at 4 p.m. on Sunday at 29. Ipoh Road. The talk, sponsored by K.L. Psychology Club, will
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    $7.5 m. for welfare
    22 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation Government will make grant* totalling $7,500,000 for social and welfare services next year.
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    UMNO TOLD: STOP BRANCH DELAY
    179 11 T\ELUK ANSON, Sun.— 1 A call to Umno leaders in the district "to and rold an inaugural meeting of the Teluk Anson division early Wfl(. maH» i™ Tn"h« v was made by Inche Harun bin Haji Salleh, a committee member of! the Kampong Banjar branch
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    Promotion for 2
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun traffic inspectors of the Malayan Railway have been promoted as nut traffic superintendents. They are Inche Abdul bin Mohamed Dcrus and Mr. W. E. Lieht.
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    $23,000 for CPA
    20 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Government lias ntrreed to a grant of 523.600 to the Commonwralih Pirliameniary Association.
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    'Self-help' aim isn't 'free labour
    188 11 'Self-help' aim isn't 'free labour fOHORE BAHRU, Sun. J The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, said today that although the Government encouraged "gotong royong" (selfhelp), it did not regard those who took part as a free labour force. He was opening a departmental conference of
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    A religious court fines widow
    70 11 KUALA TRENOOANU. Sun. Zalton binte Salleh. 24. a widow, was fined $50 by a Muslim religious court here today for Illegally living with Ng Teo Ling, 38. Zalton, who pleaded guilty .said that she was seven months pregnant Ng. who had two wives and eight
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    EXPERT ARRIVES FOR NATIONAL NEWS AGENCY PROJECT
    201 11 EXPERT ARRIVES FOR NATIONAL NEWS AGENCY PROJECT KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The executive news editor of Kyodo News Agency. Tokyo, Mr. Sadao Roy Otake (above) arrived here today to help set up a national news agency here. Mr. Otake, 49, who was nominated by Unesco to come here, will travel extensively
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    Busy day in Baling district for Mentri
    166 11 Busy day in Baling district for Mentri A LOR STAR, S\in. The Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Omar bin Syed Abdullah Shahbuddin, had a busy day yesterday when he opened several rural development projects in the Baling District. He opened two community centres, each costing $6,000, at Kampong Rambong and Kuala
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    Runway: 14 firms tendered
    126 11 KUALA LUMPUR, bun. Fourteen firms tendered for the construction of the runway of Kuala Lumpur's new international airport, near Sungei Buloh. Gammon < Malaya) Ltd. which was awarded a $20.--149.121 contract was second lowest in the bids. The lowest tender received came from the Philippines Engineers
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      254 11 RADIO SINGAPORE SHORT WAVE SERVICE 41 Metres MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE 476 Metres A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.05 Breakfast Bulletin: 7.15 Up And About; 8.00 The News; 8.05 Up And About; 9.00 Close Dcwn; 1100 Prog. Summary; 11.30 Pull Summary Of Commonwealth Games Meet At
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      161 11 ing About Books: 11.30 Dance Time; 12.00 Close Down. RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 Metre* AM.: 6.00 Time Signal. Negara-ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Rendezvous With Music: 7.30 Time Signal, News; 7 35 Breakfast Club; 8.00 Time Signal. News In The National Language; 8.03 Top Of The
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    Now a jobs agency for men at the top
    81 12 Now a jobs agency for men at the top JESSELTON, Sun. An employment register for professional and executive men has been opened by the Department of Labour. The register will be kept at Jesselton, but will cover all parts of North Borneo. It will enable employers with vacancies for professional
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    Costume parade by children
    49 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A children's costume parade will be the highlight of Bunga Poppy carnival at the Selangor Turf Club here on Dec. 1. It is being organised by the Selangor Hari Bunga Poppy Appeal Committee to raise funds for thr Ex-Servioes Association of Malaya.
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    Mosque at varsity
    29 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Thf Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will lay the foundation stone of the mosque at the University of Malaya at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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    TEACHERS WED
    52 12 TWO TEACHERS. Mr. George Henry Favacho and the former Miss Janice Clotilda Richards, who were married at the Church of St. Ignatius, Singapore, on Saturday. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Richards. The groom is also a part-time Radio Singapore announcer. Straits
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    Scholarships for 102 by Turf Club
    229 12 Scholarships for 102 by Turf Club IPOH, Sunday. pHAIRMAN of the Perak Turf Club, Mr. Yeoh Cheang Lee, announced here today that 102 scholarships worth a total of $41,100 would be awarded by the club for next year. A total of 96 scholarships will be awarded on the basis of
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    Back with a degree in engineering
    66 12 Mr. WONG -Liang Kee (above), who returned from London yesterday, with an honours decree from London University in electrical engineering. Mr. Wong who is also a B.Sc. graduate of the British Institute of Radio Engineering, was with the Marconi Wireless Telegraphic Co. Ltd. at
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    $500 haul by burglars
    43 12 SUNOEI PATANI. Sun.—Burglars made a haul of about $500 In cash and valuables when they broke Into the quarters of Syed Abu Bakar bin Sved Barakbah an Education Officer, at Sungei Layar here early yesterday morning. Police are Investigating.
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    Teaching aids show
    31 12 TEUTK ANSON. Sun. Trainees of the Day Training Centre here will hold an exhibition of teaching aids, arts and crafts on Wednesday from 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    'Prestige' by-election fight in Bentong
    146 12 BENTONG, Sun. A "prestige' by-election nght is going on between the Alliance and the Socialist Front for the Bandar Bentong Selatan ward of the Town Council here. Polling day Is Dec. 8. The Alliance candidate Is Mr. Chow Sin Toong. 50, a State Assemblyman and
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    SABAH POLICE BAND WANTS TO TOUR AUSTRALIA
    126 12 -"SSELTON, Sun. The J Director of Music, jrth Borneo Police Force, .apt. F. J. Brooks, hopes to interest the Australian Government In sponsoring an Australian tour of the police band. When he flies to Australia on leave on Dec. 1, he will take
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    Six years for killing neighbour in a knife fight
    243 13 ALOR STAR, Sun. The Kedah Assize Judge, Mr. Justice Suffian, said today it was a "terrible sin" to take a life. "You should think about what you have done when you are In prison," he told Saad bin Endut. a padl
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    River rescue
    31 13 KLANG. Sun. A housewife Lee Ah Thong. 28. of Market Street here, was rescued today from Klang River near the bridge by Peter Quay, 22. of Telok Pulal Road.
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    SCHOOLING BY TV 'SHOULD BE WELCOMED'
    162 13 SCHOOLING BY TV 'SHOULD BE WELCOMED' SINGAPORE, Sunday. 'J'HE introduction of educational television in Singapore ShOUld b° w«»l/»r»nrn»rl faor<«) Mr. Stephen Sestanovich Director of U.S. Informatioi Services in Singapore, sail this yesterday in a lunch tall to members of the V's Men' Club. Television, he said, wouli enable the most
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    Printing permit for union
    46 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of Interior, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, has approved a printing permit for the National Union of Commercial Workers, Federation of Malaya, to print a publication entitled "Commercial Worker," according to a gazetted notification today.
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    Union to ask Govt to remove an assistant
    124 13 Union to ask Govt to remove an assistant KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Government is to be asked to remove the Administrative Assistant of the Government Printing Department because of alleged interference in union matters. This was decided at the annual delegates conference of the Government Printing Department Employees Trade Union
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    Course for 150 UMNO men
    63 13 TAIPINO. Sun. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opern-tives. Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari declared open a two-day politic* and party discipline course at the Hokkien Association here yesterday for ISO delegates from IS Umno branches in the Larut and Matang district. The speakers were Inche Khir
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    Save Democracy fund: $124,000
    854 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Contributions to the "Save Democracy Fund" received by Bank Negara up to Friday totalled $124,120.99. C. T. Mathews, Kapar $50.00. Staff of Serkam Estate. Kemendore Division. Jasin $742.60, Chettiar's Community. Sungei Fatani $1,031.00, Usha Sales Private Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur $320.00, Manager. Yeow Cheng
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    Visitors are impressed
    72 13 KUANTAN, San.— The nine man Philippines delegation, now Inspecting Malaya's rural development, yesterday praised the Government's success in raising the living standard of the rural people. A spokesman of the de- legation, Mr. Feliclsmo San Luis, said that after visiting rural development projects in Pahang his colleagues
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      Lock icon Banned: Another sedative
      200 14 (COPENHAGEN, Sun.— J Open sale of the sedative drug Postafen was banned yesterday by Danish health authorities pending an investigation into whether it could cause malformed babies The authorities announced the investigation following th<> move by the Danish importer of the drug to disconttinue its sale and
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      Stolen: 9 years' cancer work
      108 14 Stolen: 9 years' cancer work GLASGOW, Sun. Dr. David Goldberg yesterday offered a £250 reward for notes on nine years' cancer research which were stolen from his car on Friday night. The notes represent his rej search for a degree at Glasgow University, his sister, Mrs. Moira Scher, said. Mr.
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      31 14 VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE (California). Sun. The Air Force announced that satel-i lite using a Thor-Agena rocket; boaster combination was launched here today. It gavn no other details. Reuter.
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      103 14 BRITAIN'S WEALTHIEST 'MRS. MOPS' CELEBRATE THEIR POOLS WIN WITH CHAMPAGNE DETERGENTS and mops are things of the past; now its champagne for Britain's wealthiest "Mrs. Mops" celebrating their 51.2 million pools win at the Grosvenor House. Park Lane. London. They are (from left): Mrs. Mary Philips. 46;
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      313 14 DE GAULLE IS CERTAIN TO WIN POLLS DARIS, Sun.— France turns out to vote for the second Sunday in a row today, completing the election of a national assembly which began last week. A success for the Gaullists Is considered a foregone conclusion after sweeping victories in the first round
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      51 14 CHENGMAI. f Thailand'. Sun.— Visiting West German President Hclnrich Luebke arrived yesterday for a weekend of rest and sightseeing at this picturesque mountain resort in north-east Thailand. The Chengmal tour will wind up Mr. Luebke's visit to Thailand. He is scheduled to fly tomorrow to New
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      140 14 Did a swan cause 17 -death crash? ELLICOTT CITY (Maryland), Sun. A large bird— probably a goose or swan could have caused the crash of a Viscount airliner near here on Friday with the loss of 17 lives, federal investigators said yesterday. Mr. Edward Slattery. Information officer of the Civil
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      43 14 THE HAOUE, Sun —A car driven by liquid gas exploded in Us garage on starting ai Nijmegen, sending the garage roof flying into a garden, and damaging more than 20 houses. The driver* was only slightly injured. Reuter.
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      79 14 TOKYO. Bun. More than 3.500 employees of Japan Air Lines began a 12-hour strike at midnight yesterday in a dispute Aim the company over the year end bonus. Operation of 20 domestic and four international flights was affected. A company spokesman said the domestic and international
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      250 14 At last, a new start for refugee family NEW YORK, Sun.— After more than three years of red tape and disappointment a Chinese refugee family of seven yesterday completed a flight from Hong Kong to start a new life in the United States, tired but happy. They are Lim Wing
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      55 14 HOLLANDIA. Sun.— Dutch representative L. J. Goedhart said yesterday thai the Netherlands has 'scrupulously adhered to the West New Guinea translor agreement and that he expects Indonesia to do likewise. "We have honoured our commitments down to the very letter and wo expect that Indonesia should do the
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      1412 15 TENDERS Tenders are invited for the supply of cooked food to the Muslim College Malaya Hostel for the year 1963. Copy of menu and lot m.s and conditions of tender can be had on application to the Principal. Muslim College Malaya. KlauK. to whom the forms should b* returned belore
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      1038 15 SITUATIONS VACANT h tt Wmrd* (Him.)— Bom SO ctt. axtrm HIGHLY EFFICIENT BOOKKEEPER Required by Retail Hhop. Must be able to Type Handle Cor- respoadence Independently. Either aas. j Apply with full details Including salary required. Bos A 4334 S.T. Spore. AMBBICAM PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY Reo,"irea Experience* Medical HearoeentaUva. aged 3S-SB,
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      983 15 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 10 »ord* SS (Mm.)— Box SO et*. txlrm VALUABLE SITE Suitable for Hotel Building/Residence Freehold near University of Blngapore Apply Box A 4339 S.T. Spore. POR QUICK SALB Bungalow lots with excellent beach frontage In Port Dtekson (For Malaya only), and at 3| mils. Coast Road,
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      722 15 TUITION tt Wmrda U (MU.)—Mma $9 rta. artra ENGLISH. MATHEMATICS by Graduates), over ten years experience. Telephone (Spore) 334 1 ENCLISH/MATHS. TUITION:— From Primary Classes to H.B.C. I $24/-. Apply 187-B, Trmbellng Road. tS pore 15) or Tel. *****. HUNDREDS of 'earners passed their tut through London Dnvin School, «hy
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      857 15 LOST l> ITerels U (Min.}—Bmx tt cfa, eartra REWARD Lost Tuesday evening small white mongrel Identity Disc No. 34. Kiss Chin Road area, Drewett, 35 Kwe Boon Road. Spore. VEHICLES FOR SALE ?0 Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box St et: txlrm TWIN CAM MG Immaculate condition under 22,000 miles. Ring (S'porai
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      726 15 FOR SALE TO Wmrd* Si (Mi*.)— Box St el: txtrm PIANOS BRITISH MADB Weimar. Marshall/Rose. Kungblut, Collard/ Collard, Cbappell. Buckland rully Troplcallsed. Modern Designs. Nan«heng'a ln3 105, Selegie Koad. Singapore, 2474? GRAND CHEAP SALE NOW ONI tor all Music Lovers ON PTE. PHILIP. ABC. LJBKRTY. DOT, CAPITOL. TOP KAMC And
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      330 15 WHERE TO STAY jS'pore) 7" WurdM Si fj ßWsj Bmt sn mxtr* MOTEL AMBAIIAOU. „Ul<l, <4 Ueycr Rd.. Dancing niKnti> m. *****. SOUTH BAST ASIA riot*! J-'.ly«/ Victoria Hotel— MAVFAIR HOTEL B'pore Rooms Air-conditioned Popular Bar— Co AIRCONOITIONED NON AIR. CONDITIONED K<mm: iaodrra<« Cbarges Tiong Hna Hotel. Tr, LMINESK V.M
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      274 16 SPORTS.Mt.N OF OUR TIME. By Christopher i Brasher. (Gollanez 10s. 6d.) BY WALTER WARWICK MOST of the champions in Christopher Bra- sher's small, bright book are household names—Roi ger Bannister, Herb Elliott, Pancho Gonzales. Ingemar Johansson. Jimmy Greaves 1 and Richie BenaudThere are the slightly lesser
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      765 16  - The Nehrus Father and son ALLINGTON KENNARD THE NEHRUS. By B. R. Nanda (Allen and UNWIH 305.) REVIEWED BY FORTY years ago Jawaharlal Nehru's chief title to distinction was that he was the son of his distinguished father. In the last ten years of his life, Motilal Nehru's place in
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      408 16 RHEUMATISM^ FIBROSITIS /^«L\^" LUMBAGO get wonderful V»J~i(/f f^m RELIEF W U K -t|jfe Dd people sutler (rum rlicunuiisin, lihroiitis, ~IF ■-■^^fc— luinh.i^o, arthritil and W mlicr nuistul.ir pilln^ in i /JL I ama/ing number di» -^V». V I\ \Mihout rcalisinp it. That terrible ache in yoor bontN in.i\ be iluumadsm
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      304 16 Straits Times Crossword u^^^^^^^^^^^^T^^i~~"TMMr~~TMMr™™B^Mi™"i^H^^™ilMß Pill ACROSS 4 See 13. 1. An«er about absence of Yule- 5 Sjtamc music-maker c*n wrtU. tide feature Ii mniter 101 pn- j* e "£h very uppusli aboul 6 SkSkSSTMte.MMi snail: 7»£ -unf-n: «PWU he .slept well! U P- but time off! 9 druml' "Ts, l
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      1600 17 TO LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST UK Out Sport Sails r. Shim Penang AENEAS Havre. L'ltal, Glasgow It Pt/ Ntv 28 Nt» 38 ANTENOt A'mouth I peal, R'dam, H'burg Mat 21/ 2 Bee 1 UIOMEO liftrpMl, Glasgow Nif 27 Otc 2 IYCAON Liftrptll Otc S Die I Ott 7/ 8 Oec
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      1442 17 THE E. A. C. LINESSAILINGS TO GENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROUEROAM, AMSTEROAM, OSLO. GOTHENBURG AND COPENHAGEN /sr_^^\ f pore P Sham Ptnang r?f\So\lxl "AYUTHIA" ail) 31 Ntf/ 4 Ott 8/ 7BM 1/ BBM ITI yS^J'l "FAUTRIA" I) 21/21 BM 24/2 B BM 17/28 Dtc XSX^JSJ 'SitONGA" a) MBM/4JM
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      1572 17 BEW^^LZME EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'pora »'haai ''taeat lENHOPE (N)1 H'kurt. L'lll. Hull, Cmoutk It Pt Nt> Ntf 21/ 1 BENNEVIS (E.Laj* L Hull. H'kurg, Roam In Pt/Ni« 21 Ntf M/ I eeftitat ((xj M-B'«»i«n itvi Nat tt/ o« IENURIfit L peel. G'mouth, H'burg, R'dam Otc It/11
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      886 17 w^ McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. W* VBrjCl Ttl- Ne: ***** JTJ \)t»>* CLLIRNAN LIMB KLAVINCSft LINf \F^^ LONDON. HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM LOS ANSELES. SAN FRANCISCO CIT¥ HA o y r" E .A lUTTU »""OVEI PORTLANB. CITY OF EASTBOURNE Accepting cargt ttr Central 1 SMtk Sport p. Sham Pedant. America 6.3V»27Nat 2138
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    1030 18 THK slalf of sharm on thr Malayan Stock Exrhan^ show la*t bu^inesii to November 16. lAI and last business tine* the date IB) with H and L (tandinf for Highest and lowest buaineat this j year to date were: INDUSTRIALS H I 8 »in Incd J2l K
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    36 18 No. l» KO». JO No. II N». NO. 13 NO. 14 induitriait: IHM 101 .tl IS Tint 290 71 2M S rueiaert: 1T9»3 ITV.^3 IT» «B 17k.^ 1.9 aJ MM Jan. i. *M.
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    36 18 EUBBER TIN (per Ib.) (per picul) No 19 i 0' n ets. NtstUtM 20 81 'i rts. $430.62., 21 81 N rta. S4:<3.l2>j 32 80.. cU. 9429.62 'j !3 80 cU. 5429.75 24 Sl.'x.mi
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    2089 18 Malayan Stock Mart ignores war scare From Our Market Correspondent |y|ALAYAN operators showed a degree of sophistication last week which was commendable, but suggested an immunity from world events. All the alarums and excursions about the ceasefire on the Sino-Indian border, the possibility that Communist hordes would pour into the
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    Tin down before ITC meet
    227 18 Tin down before ITC meet THE NtraitN Tin price concluded Uu> week at Its lowest level tailing by $1.25 to $428.50 per picul on Saturday morning. llus tollowed the drop oi 16 in the spot price and £4. 105. in the thire months price in London on Friday A generally
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    250 18 A feature ajtM Urn wpuiantv of IrM mor* itmnedmic fuiur. poMtiont and I i^mtw r. the current months wxltion. Krorn tbe political po'ni of vtaw th« market w.u ,<. :IVM bg in- Chm>n ctattlirt <It<isiori in the Indian boirter I dispute. tnat wa* tak<n 1,1 Kl| rents B4H Hi
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      1057 18 i i* V\- KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. Ixprait U^.A. Pacific tSt Atlamio Coaai SiaartrltM tv ti* tv tv J cor. s-»m H-kons s.MtnciKe i 4n(elas N.»o(l "Baaaea Maru" 2S/3B Na« la Part I Otc 29 Dtc 27 Die 14 laa "Kuaikawa Mara" 21 21 Otc SB/31 Otc laa I iaa
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      867 18 IM\ lIDI MIS AWOIMin Current Dale ot l'otai Total for p.iMiifnt payment For previous vrar year (old stora»e Jan. L'l 3.8% (adjusted i Sutieri IV. -.in 15. W% 274% > London Rubber 15';+ Feb. 15 Rim Malacca Jan 10 20% 274% THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND i Application Form and full
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      650 19 SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS rr following is a complete list of revised quotations issued by the Malayan Stock Exchange on Friday. Nov. 23. INDUSTRIALS a. s. Hume Iff ASS 6 10» Air* Ord 8.8. Pitrol 36 V »K 3 DM. Trustees &.<•<> 6 60 Bouitead l.Si 1.70 'on. Tin Smelt.
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      1031 19 NOTICE KUNDONG TANJONG PAU We are pleased to announce COMPANY MMITFn that the business dispute between LimilbU Messrs. Dniied Engineers Ltd. and (Incorporated In the Federation 1 Vat Yuen Hong Company of Malaya) L'd. has been amicably settled to our entire mutual satisfaction. NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN Sed Dnited Eneineers
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      837 19 NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA LN THE HIGH COL'KT AT 1 KI'ALA LUMPI'K PETITION NO: 4 Ol IMt In the matter ol BENJAMIN TALALLA, LIMITED And i In the matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE. 1940 1946 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Order of the
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      771 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS are Invited trom Federal Citizens/ £:ate Nationals and serving Government sffcers for appointment as Charueman Grade II in the Public Works Department, Selangor. on the salary scale of $210 x 20--250. Cast of Living Allowance will oe payable at current rates Candidates must normally have been employed
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      765 19 TENDERS MAJLIS PERBANDARAN IPOH TINDER NOTICE Class "E" and above contractors registered with the Municipality of Ipoh are lnvit«d to Tender for the construction of roads, drains and culverts for roads R3 and R4 in Tasek Industrial Estate. Contract documents, specification and plans are obtainable at the Municipal Engineers Office,
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      609 19 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited for the supply of Furniture to schools in Negri Se-nbtlan for the year 1963. Terms of contract and specifications may be ascertained trom the office of the Chief Education Officer. Negri Sembilan. Seremban during normal working hours. Only registered P.WJD. contractors will be allowed
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      185 19 TENDER TENDERS WilJ be received by the Commissioner of Police. Police) Headquarters. Pearls Hi.i. Singapore up to 4.00 p.m. 10th Drcember 1862 for the purchsse of the undermentioned items: One Lot Scrap MeUl One lot containing i) 6 IMrce* Assorted batteries. One lot Battery plates One lot containing 189 Pea
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      733 20 SOCCER— LONDON, Sunday JT was an unhappy day for the little clubs seeking glory in the English F.A. Cup yesterday. Of the 10 non-League clubs battling with the Third and Fourth Division professionals for the right to meet the "big guns" in the
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      902 20 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 3 Ipswich 1 Birmingham 0 Liverpool 2 Holton 0 Blackburn 0 Burnley 2 Tottenham 1 Kverton 3 Sheff. Ltd. 0 Fulham 2 Man. City 4 Leicester 0 Blackpool 0 Leyton 0 Wolf, 4 Man. I'M. 2 Astoa VilU 2 Sheff. Wed. 1 West
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      246 20 if MOH fSfJvfCir the HIGH QUALITY washing powder sealed in MODERN PLASTIC BAGS to give housewives in Malaysia the.... I V^A 9 5 ?^ti Sl ,JV. HJrJS 1 anc brighter than when y# 'jr— IJLfV 1 ii^ '"f^ SCENTED FOR FRESHNESS a |mf^ ■•••••:i I llill lhe tro P'«. leaves
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      Dawn and Anita set world swim marks
      536 21 AUSSIES LEAD WITH SEVEN GOLD MEDALS COMMONWEALTH GAMES ROUNDUP— Perth, Sun. TWO more world swimming records were shattered under the floodlights of the Beatty Park pool last night to climax another exciting day of drama-packed sport in the Commonwealth Games here. With two
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      THE MEDALS
      33 21 Australia l.nffUnd Canada \.Z Krn>a Bahamas Scotland Barbados Wales oold I ii 0 I) >ll\CI ISlilM/f I 3 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1
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      469 21 Varsities show winning form RUGGER i LONDON, Sunday. fkXFORD and Cambridge Universities, who meet in v the annual inter-varsity Rugby Union match in less than three weeks' time both registered good victories yesterday. A last-minute try by centre threequarter Peter Stafford gave Oxford a thrilling 8-5 win over London Scottish,
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      72 21 3EFEREE Tommy Hart raises the hand of victorious Cas- sius Marcellus Clay, the brash, boastful 20-year-old Kencuckian heavyweight "hope," when he put ageing Archie Moore on the canvas for the th ird time in their heavy weight bout at Los Angeles on Nov.
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      183 21 PERTH, Sun Kingston. Jamaica, was today chosen as the venue for the next Commonwealth Games in 1966, from Aug. 1 to It. Kingston was awarded the Games by a single vote over Edinburgh. The British Empire and Commonwealth Games Federation voted 17-lli. in favour of
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      108 21 RITA SERVES UNDERARM —AND WINS SYDNEY. Sun. The wind was so strong at White City tennis ourts yesterday that England's Rita Bentley was forced to serve underarm In the New South Wales championships. Rita served underarm for two games In the second set of her second round women's match against
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      Lock icon Phillips wins by 8 strokes
      57 21 SYDNEY, Sun. Australian Frank Phillips, helped by a superb fhf-under-par final round of 67. won the North Coast Open golf tournament by eight strokes at Coffs Harbour here today Phillips finished with a 72-hole aggregate of 272 with his compatriots Stan Peach f 280 >
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      31 21 MELBOUTINE, Sun. Nell Titheridge retained his Victorian amateur golf title at Kingston Heath course yesterday when he beat Les O Shea 2 and 1 in the 36-hole final.— Reuter
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      33 21 MANILA. Sun.— Hard-punching Henry Acldo won the Philippine flyweight title last night by knocking out Marcel Juban in 1 :47 of the third round of their scheduled 12-round championship match here. UP.I.
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      23 21 LONDON. Sun.— Former world racing motorcycle champion John Surtees has signed a contract to drive racing cars lor Ferrari next ■MM
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      294 21 f^- LONGINES woi chosen because, for nearly o l(^> Century, LONGINES has maintained o foremost position /ffli^^^»Q SIX among the World's leading watchmakers in accuracy I §l^&^^^*£sy competitions at National Observatories. Jt%ir' At he lnternotionol| y accepted Neuchatel Observatory j/sjljr\ I y^^Sk competitions last year, LONGINES BROKE ALL EXISTjS& tio^asr,
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      Lock icon Smith treble
      649 22  -  EPSOM JEEP, by IPOH, Sun. Polaris Missile created a sensation here today when he scored an upset win to pay $227. It was his first attempt over 9f and Polaris Missile led all the way with Johnny Wilson up, beating the strongly fancied Setia by a length. Ken
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      1458 22 Nawarl 4 (10) ARIGATO 8.8 (505—227) Maynard 5 (9) CAPTAINS GUIDE 810 (1427—302) Mitchell 6 (12) CROWN LEASE 8.5 (76—75) Lee 7 (7) SAN JUAN 8.5 (94—61 1 West 8 (6) EVELYN 8.11 (326—199) Joharl 9 (3) GAY TOURNAI 8.3 (76 81) Khamis 10 (2) SUN
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      97 22 SINGAPORE. Sun. Darul Attah, relegated to Div. Two football next season, sprang a big upset by beatine R.A.F. Seletar 3-2 in their S.A.F.A. Senior Cup replay at Jalan Beiiar stadium today. Darn* started briskly and were one up in the fourth minute when Nokmang went
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      52 22 BRISBANE. Sun. A hone leased for the day by the MCC team-manager, the Duke of Norfolk, yesterday won the A£2.000 Queensland Cup by a nose. The horse. Prince Rezan (9-4), won from Emperor's Flight (6-1) and Alspick (7-2). The Duke was there to see him
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      225 22 Event 1: Combined Class 6 (Sports Cars up to 700 cc) and Class 7 (701 to 1300 cc.) 1 Bill Wylie (Lotus) 14min. 22.55ec. 2 Eric Cooper (Healey Sprite) 16 mm. 42.55ec. 3 Gordon Huddock (8.M.W.). Event 2: Combined Class 1 'saloons and tourers up to
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      VICTORY TO LYE CHOON IN THE FORMULA LIBRE
      223 22 VICTORY TO LYE CHOON IN THE FORMULA LIBRE by KEN FERNANDEZ KUALA LUMPUR. Sun CHAN LYE CHOON, Singapore's most, successful racing driver, added another feather to his cap when he won the Formula Libre, main event of the Tengku Abdul Rahman Circuit races, here today. He also did the fastest
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    242 22 CABLE RECEIVED FROM vnl.-y. .North ItfM of UM m.rii of Dr. c. AiMMtaain, liaajnd mi of Mr. K. Ctnlliah. formrrly o( W K.nl.v.ty, Kuala Lumpur. TAN SENG HWEE, 47. |MMtf peacefully M-U-61 having behind hit helovtd wli,-, Jeaatl LUa tuo sons, Tony Km.; Yarn and Kr.mo* Kent LMMf and
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