The Straits Times, 5 December 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times flatted Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    NEUTRALITY
    382 1 'No guarantee to one's safety' Premier hits back at Opposition critics by the Tengku Our Parliamentary Reporter* KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday TENGKU Abdul Rahman warned the House of Representatives today that neutralism was no guarantee to one's safety and stressed that Malaya would always be on the side of Democracy.
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    26 lived through this horror
    53 1 FIRE MEN fight flames alongside the burnt-out fuselage of the Eastern Air Lines DC-7B airliner which crashed and burned on a runway while trying to land in thick fog at New York's Idlewild airport. Miraculously, 26 survived the holocaust. Twenty five others died in the
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    'Co-exist with the Reds? Then go'
    139 1 'Co-exist with the Reds? Then go' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Inche Ahmad Boestamam (Socialist Front) was told in the House of Representatives to day that if he wanted to co-exist with the Communists he should go to a country where he could do so. The advice came from the Minister of
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    King's greetings
    24 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Th< Yang di-Pertuan Agong today sent a message of greetings to the King of Thailand whose birthday (alls tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Strict Indian measures to deal with spies
    95 1 NEW DELHI, Tues. The Indian Home Minister, Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri, told Parliament yesterday that the Government was taking prompt and strict measures to deal with spies. Commenting on reports that there was a Chinese espionage ring in Assam and the North East
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    Peking A-bombs 'by 1965'
    197 1 NEW YORK. Tu«*. tiDGAR SNOW, Ame- rican writer and authority on China, predicted today that the Chinese Communists will be able to explode an atomic bomb In 1964 or 1965 and may achieve "nuclear abundance" by 1968. His assessment of China's nuclear capability appears in "The
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    Jets: Russia will deliver, Minister says
    388 1 Jets: Russia will deliver, Minister says NEW DELHI, Tuesday r[E SOVIET Union has promised to supply MiG Jet fighters to India in December "or sometime later" as originally agreed, the Indian Defence Minister, Mr. Y.B. Chavan, said here today. Mr. Chavan said the Soviet Union had also confirmed they would
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    Let's fight a duel
    222 1 Let's fight a duel KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister for Internal Security, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, told the House of Representatives today of how a Socialist Front M.P. had chal--len g c d an Alliance back-bencher to a duel by letter. The challenger Mr. Karam Singh (SF—
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    STOP PRESS
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      India 'in no mood to give in'
      682 2 SANDYS REPORTS TO COMMONS ON HIS TALKS WITH NEHRU, OTHER LEADERS LONDON, Tucs— Mr. Duncan Sandys, Britain's Commonwealth Secretary, said yesterday that the Indian Government and people were in no mood to surrender territory to the Communist Chinese at pistol point. He was
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      Lock icon 'Deep concern' in Russia over the border war
      380 2 'Deep concern' in Russia over the border war ITALIAN REDS TOLD: ROME, Tuesday •JHE frontier fighting between India and China has caused ''deep concern" in the Soviet Union, Mr. Frol Kozlov, a secretary of the Soviet Communist Party's central committee, said here. It "seriously damages the interests of our Chinese
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      Lock icon BEDS AIM 70 TAKE OVER INDIA-REPORT TO KENNEDY
      106 2 BEDS AIM 70 TAKE OVER INDIA-REPORT TO KENNEDY yyASHINGTON, Tues Mr. Averell Harriman (above), U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, has told President Kennedy that the Chinese attack on India was likely to continue for a long time. India would therefore, need long-term Western Defence aid, Mr.
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      Viscounts for China 'ridiculous' deal, says senator
      234 2 NEW YORK, Tues. Senator Kenneth B Keating called on NATO nations last night to urge Britain to cancel its deal to sell prop-jet Viscounts to Communist Chino Mr. Keating said no NATO member should conduct "business as usual" with the Peking regime "at
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      Lock icon So complicated: Subandrio
      93 2 JAKARTA. Tues. The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. told reporters after a 90-mi-nute discussion with the Communist Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. Huang Chen, today that the Sino-Indian border dispute Is still complicated psychologically, militarily and technically." Mr. Huang arrived here last night on his second \isit
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Rhodesia: Commons rejects break-up
      104 3 Rhodesia: Commons rejects break-up LONDON, Tues. The House of Commons last night rejected by 261 votes to 180 a La- bour opposition censure motion calling for the dissolution of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland The motion also urged reforms so that the three territories which make up the Federation
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      Ecafe meeting
      28 3 BANGKOK. Tues. The 11th session of the inland transport and communications committee of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (Ecafe) opened here yesterday.
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      Lock icon Tristan refugees
      37 3 LONDON, Tues. The Tristan Da Cunha refugees who had to leave their South Atlantic island home last year because of a volcanic eruption have voted to go back there, the Colonial Office said yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Liner and aircraft carrier collide in fog
      185 3 Liner and aircraft carrier collide in fog -T OS ANGET.ES. Tues.— The British luxury liner Oriana and the American aircraft carrier Kearsage collided in fog off Long Beach harbour yesterday. Indications were that no one had been hurt, although each vessel was damaged in the bow. The navy denied an
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      Lock icon Secrets case woman and her friend
      148 3 Miss Barbara Fell, 44. controller in the overseas section of the Central Office of Information, pictured at a diplomatic party in 1961 with Mr. Sniol.ian Pecjak. Miss Fell appeared at Bow Street last week in two summonses under a section of the Official Secrets
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      Lock icon CUBA: SIX-HOUR TALKS BRING NO RESULTS
      240 3 UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. IT.S. and Soviet diplomats discussed the Cuban situation for almost six hours yesterday but there was no change in their positions. The negotiators went into session at the 42nd floor flat of the U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Adlai E. Stevenson, at the
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      Derailed: Train with a secret
      50 3 MARIETTA (Georgia). Tues. A northbound Louisville and Nashville freight train carrying secret, guarded shipment for thy Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) derailed north of here yesterday. The AEC refused to say whether radio-active material was aboard but said there was no danger to the people.— UPL
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    • QUICK LOOK ROUND
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        'Don't send planes over India,' Peking told
        57 3 NEW DELHI. Tues.— The Indian Government has issued orders that no aircraft belonging to China should be flown over any portion of India, it was announced last night. The announcement also said that people who had at any time been nationals of Communist
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        27 3 LEOPOLD VILLE United States military aircraft are to resume airlift operations in the Congo In support of United Nations troops, the U.N. Congo mission announced here yesterday.
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        28 3 KATHMANDU: King Mahendra last night promulgated a law establishing Nepal's National News Agency and prohibiting the sale of news by any foreign news agency directly to Nepalese newspapers.
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        31 3 PARIS: General Lauris Nomad. si]"""r» Al'led Commander In Europe, today caUwS en ...i a a 1.0 countries to participate in Natos mobile force by earmarking additional forces for mobile tasks alone.
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        22 3 FRANKFURT: A German manufacturer announced yesterday that the Italian Government had lifted a ban on the sales of its reducing drug preludln.
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        15 3 SYDNEY: Dame Mary Oil more. Australia's "grand old lady of literature." died 'yesterday, aged y/.
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        19 3 LONDON: The War Office yesterday set up the new post of Director of Broadcasting for the British armed forces
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      Lock icon Neutral bid to end ban deadlock founders
      406 3 Neutral bid to end ban deadlock founders GENEVA, Tuesday. attempts to break the prolonged nuclear test ban deadlock yesterday founded on the rock of Russian rejection of any inspection of her territory to police an agreement. Mr. Semyon Tsarapkin, Soviet delegate, told the 17-nation conference: "To call for inspection is
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      TEST ENDS UP IN £1 MILLION SMOKE
      104 3 BRISTOL. Tues.— A British Vulcan bomber being used as a test-bed for the engine which will power the Anglo-French supersonic airliner project, burst into flames during a trial ground run here yesterday. The aircraft and the supersonic Olympus engine were destroyed, but no
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      Lock icon Two killed in plane crash
      41 3 AGANA GUAM, Tues.— A VS. C-121 cargo plane crashed into the side of Mount Macajna today while trying to land and at least two people were killed. First reports said that there were six survivors. UP.I.
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    Exam—full attendance
    406 4 Exam full attendance New attempt at boycott failed in secondary four test, says Yong SINGAPORE, Tuesday J^ JUBILANT Minister for Education, Mr. Yon? Nyuk Lin, went on the air tonight to reveal that the week-long second Government Chinese secondary four examination ended today with a 100 per cent attendance and
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    Flower Day radio appeal by Lady Luce
    125 4 Flower Day radio appeal by Lady Luce SINGAPORE. Tues. Lady Luce, wife of Admiral Sir David Luce and organiser of the Singapore YWCA's Flower Day tomorrow said today: There is always time to do welfare and social work in the daily life of a woman." In an appeal over Radio
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    DOGGETT PUPILS PERFORM
    163 4 DOGGETT PUPILS PERFORM SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Victor Doggetl presented a concert by some of his piano- forte pupils before a large and appreciative audience at the Cultural Centre last Sunday. The concert was not only a most pleasant and enjoyable evening lor the audience, it was j also an invaluable
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    MOVE TO SPEED TRAFFIC FLOW
    323 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. OOLICE have tighten- ed road arrangements at three key points in Singapore to ensure a smooth flow of traffic. The three spots, scenes of frequent traffic jams and frustrating waits are: The Cross Street and South Bridge Road junction and Upper Cross Street
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    MOVEMENTS BY AIR
    374 4 THE following Is today's schex dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From London, Dusi seldorf. Beirut. Karachi. Cal- cutta. Kuala Lumpur, tBA 708) 5 p.m.: fiom Sydney. Darw;r. I (BA 701) 6.40 p.m.; from London. Rome. Beirut. Bahrein. Bombay, Colombo .BA
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    Change of time
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Due to his late arrival from Karachi. Proi lessor R. H. Thorp. Professor of Pharmacology from the University of Sydney, will give a lecture on "Recent Advances In the Pharmacology of Cardioglvcosides" at the Allen Lecture Theatre. Sepoy Lines, tomorrow at 8.30 pjn. InI stead
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    'NO BASIS' FOR ATTACK ON FRONT
    645 5 'NO BASIS' FOR ATTACK ON FRONT Boestamam on that reply from Chou to a telegram from the party Ja'afar: I would like to know how him contacted Chou KUALA LUMPUR, TuesdayTNCHE Ahmad Boestamam, of the Socialist Front told the House of Representatives today that his party's telegrams to the Chinese
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    Mr. Singh's five gifts
    64 5 PENANG. Tues.— The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. today received five cheques totalling $2,100 from Mr. Balwant Singh, a retired government servant. Mr. Singh handed these cheques as his personal contributions to the University Of Malaya ($1,000) the Lady Templer Hospital' <$l.ooo>. the Malayan Association
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    Mr. S: New! awards are to reward supporters of Govt
    240 5 Mr. S: New! awards are to reward supporters of Govt IPOH, Tues.— An opposition member in the Perak State Legislative Assembly, Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam (PPP-Kuala Pari) said today that ratepayers' money should not be used by the Government to reward its political supporters. He was criticising a motion by
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    POLICE WARN PARENTS TO KEEP CHILDREN OFF STREETS
    114 5 POLICE WARN PARENTS TO KEEP CHILDREN OFF STREETS SINGAPORE. Tues Singapore police today warned parents to keep their children off the streets. This follows complaints to police that groups of children, now on school vacation, are roaming the streets flying kites and shooting at birds with catapaults. The police secretary
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    Sunken sub is refloated
    205 5 PENANG, Tues. A SINGAPORE sal- vage company has successfully refloated a sunken Japanese submarine which is now being broken up as scrap. The vessel, the 1-34. was torpedoed by a British submarine o!T Pulau Kendl south of Penaiiß on Nov 13 I'm TVie entire crew of
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    Song contest winner gives his prize to Spastics
    97 5 Song contest winner gives his prize to Spastics SINGAPORE, Tues. A musician. Mr. Lawrence Francesco (above), who won a consolation prize of 5250 in the recent Malaysia songs contest has given the entire prize to the Spastic Children's Home. He handed the cheque to Professor D.R. Gunn, president of the
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    Children's concert
    20 5 PENANG. Tues. Pupils of the YWCA kindergarten today staitrd a concert at their annual prizegiving and parents' day
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    No love for his Dondang Sayang
    141 6 No love for his Dondang Sayang IPOH, Tues. An old 1 man who was keeping: time to the music of "Dondang Sayang" sustained a black eye berause his tapping annoyed another old man. This was revealed In the magistrate's court here today by Mr. Chan Nyarn Hoi, counsel for Mr.
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    'LET ME GO NOW ASKS BANISHEE: INSTEAD IT'S JAIL AGAIN
    155 6 'LET ME GO NOW ASKS BANISHEE: INSTEAD IT'S JAIL AGAIN pEXANG, Tues. A A farmer who has been served with a banishment order asked a magistrate today if he could leave the country immediately. "There i s a boat leaving for China tomorrow." he to.d the magistrate. Mr. Ng Mann
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    Folk dancing
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Tins. The SlnRapore Teachers' Folk-Dance Society will hold a Christmas dancr at the St. John Ambulance headquarters in Bo.ich Road on Christmas duv.
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    Jazz on records
    30 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. -Jazz a la carte" on records, presented by Helen Brown, can be heard at the US. Cultural Centre In Hill Street at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Speaker choice surprise for Assembly's Alliance men
    278 6 Speaker choice surprise for Assembly's Alliance men KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JNCHE Abdullah Yassin (All. Kampong Bahru) was today elected Speaker of the Selangor State Assembly to the surprise ul his Dartv colleagurs He defeated Raja Ismail bin RaJa Ibrahim cAU-Telok Datohj. who had been proposed by Inche Mustafa Yunus (All.-KaJang)
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    Camp romance, now a New Year wedding for teacher
    93 6 INGAPORE, Tues— An army couple, whose romance bloomed at Terendak military camp near Malacca, will be married here on New Year's Day. ieut. Derek Oough. now serving with 3rd company, Royal Army Service Corps at Terendak. met Miss Sqnia Braithwaite, a
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    Library display on Paris
    49 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Con- 1 sul-General for France, Mr. Paul le Mlntie de Lehelec, will open an exhibition on Paris at the National Library on Friday at 5.30 p.m. The exhibition will comprise books, pictures and posters depicting the city's social, artistic end: historic backgrounds.
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    'Miss Bunga Merah'
    30 6 PENANG. Tues. Fifteen contestants will vie (or the title of "Miss Bunga Merah" at the Malam Bunga Merah to be held at the Umno Hall on Friday.
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    Pin table man fined $35
    47 6 PENANG. Tues— A coffee shop proprietor. Tan End Tour, today pleaded guilty to Installing two pin tables in his premises on Oct. 3 and turning it into a Dlace of amusement. Tau was fined $36 and the pintables were returned to him.
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    Coffee shop fracas all began with a wink
    223 6 Coffee shop fracas all began with a wink A LOR STAR, Tues.— A woman said in court today a man made eyes at her while she was having a drink in a coffee shop in Jalan Langgar on May 26. "I Ignored him because I thought he was mad." Ton
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    Malaysia—so 32 expatriates get offers
    92 6 Malaysia so 32 expatriates get offers KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Chirty-two of the 37 ex>atriate police officers, left n Malaya, have been offered ixtension of service till the ■nd of 1964 because of shortige of trained Malayans to ake over and the reorganisitlon of the force for Malay,la. The Minister of
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    Naafi store theft
    20 6 IPOH. Tues. Thieves broke nto a NAAFI store here and got iway with 31 tins of cigarette*
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    Aziz: Alliance split over election of Speaker
    286 6 f NCHE Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, chairman of the Selangor Umno liaison committee and former Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, said today that there was a split in the Alliance in Selangor. He issued a statement regretting the election today of Inche Abdullah
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    Four members of stranded circus fight that writ
    150 7 Four members of stranded circus fight that writ KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Four members of the stranded Circo Brazil now in Sitiawan are objecting to a writ issued by the High Court here for attachment of thp circus property. Their case will be heard In the High Court here on Thursday.
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    TEARS AT STAB DEATH TRIAL
    223 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T*HE mother of a knife attack victim, giving cvi- dence for the prosecution at a murder trial in the Singapore Assizes today, indignantly made spitting noises when defence counsel suggested that some of her evidence was hearsay and that she had contradicted herself.
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    Singapore training for Burma graduate
    136 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Burmese worn, n university graduate, Daw Khin Aye Mm, has arrived here to take up a training course li-.::lin«r to the degree of Master of Education at the Iniversity of Singapore under the Colombo Plan. A holder of Bachelor of Arts and
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    Daniels due in K.L.
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr D.K. Daniels, secretary-neneral of thr Royal Commonwealth Society, will arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday at 8.30 a.m. by Malayan Airways.
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    $5,000 iron ore stolen
    45 7 PENANG, Tues. Thirty-five sacks of tin ore. valued at $5,000 have been reported stolen from a cargo vessel. Menara Maru. anchored In the roads. The skipper told the police he saw two sampans leaving the vessel at about 4.30 a.m. yesterday.
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    BOESTAMAM: 'ONLY FOUR MINUTES' TO INDONESIA
    159 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Socialist Front leader, Inche Ahmad Boestaman (Setapak) told the House of Representatives today that the advent of Malaysia should bring about better relationship with Indonesia, since Indonesian North Borneo was only "four minutes walk from Brunei". Inche Boestaman said that
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    No permit—fined
    36 7 No permit— fined JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A Kluang businessman, Sim Nam Hock. 19. was fined SI OO or one month's jail here today for importing 101 b of saccharine into Johore from Singapore without a permit.
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    Strike call by six out of 10 rail branches
    124 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. OIK of the 10 branches of the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya have voted in favour of a strike to back the union's demand for improved pay and working conditions. An official of the union said today: "More than
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    RAJA on PROPAGANDA: BORING, BUT ESSENTIAL
    472 8 RAJA on PROPAGANDA: BORING, BUT ESSENTIAL SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE result of the referendum in Singapore was a major defeat for pro-Communists in the field of propaganda warfare, but it is an error to think that they have been finally eradicated. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S l Rajaratnam, said this
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    Work plan for a 20-storey building
    144 8 Work plan for a 20-storey building lOHORE BAHRU. J Tues. Work on the 20-storey Johorp mansions J ohore Bahrus tallest building—will begin early next year. The $2 million luxury flats, to be built next tc the Cathay cinema at Jalan Lumba Kuda, will have a commanding view of the Straits
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    University lecture
    46 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Lee Wai Mun. of the Department ol Mathematics. University of Singapore, will speak on '•The B'-idiies of Konigsberg" at the next meeting of the Malayan Mathematical society at 5.30 p.m. on Friday in the university's new lecture theatre. Bukit Timah Road.
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    Thieves fail in bid to break open iron safe in a firm
    105 8 IPOH. Tues— Thieves failed to prise open an iron safe containing $4,000 in cash in a tobacco agency firm in Horley Street here and had to go away emptyhanded. Mr. Chua Peng Hong, a clerk reported to the
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    Wheels stolen
    23 8 IPOH. Tues. A scooter belonging to Lee Pak Weng. 2a parked In Jalan Che Wan here had 1U wheels stolen yesterday.
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    Cowherd who killed friend was 'very upset'
    262 8 Cowherd who killed friend was 'very upset' TPOH, Tues.— A fight between two friends ended in one dying of head wounds, the High Court was told today. Mohamed All Feros Din. 20, a cowherd, pleadeo guilty to culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Sentence was postponed to Monday. He was
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    Anneke Gronloh to give two shows in Ipoh
    68 8 IPOH, Tues. Anneke Gronloh and the Dutch Swing Band will stage a twor.ight performance at the St. John Ambulance Hall here on Dec. 9 and 10. The performance is jointly sponsored by Rothmans and Shell. Tickets at $5, $3 and $2 are
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    Court told of severed head warning at society tryst
    382 8 Court told of severed head warning at society tryst RAWANG. Tuesday. gIGHT tappers who were arrested by the police while participating in a secret society initiation ceremony on a rubber estate 10 days ago were today jailed for one year and fined $1,000 or another six months each. A ninth
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    SERVICE EMPLOYERS UNDER FIRE NOW IN IPOH
    194 8 TPOH, Tues. Amah? x employed by Service families here are to hold a protest meeting sponsored by the Ipoh branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association A statement by the branch secretary. Mr. E. Lange today said the amahs are facing the
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    Fined for noise
    33 8 PENANG. Tues. A motorcyclist. Phoon Chan Choi, 22. was today fined $40 for riding with a defective silencer in Northam Road on the night of July 18. Phoon pleaded guilty.
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    The tragedy of coconut growing—by expert
    264 8 The tragedy of coconut growing by expert A N FAO economist said today it was a tragedy that coconut growing was "more a way of life than a business." Mr. E. Muttukumaru, an expert on Coconuts attached to the Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives, was speaking at a lucheon meeting
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    Court bans cross-legs
    50 8 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Fifth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwec, today banned crosslegged sitting in his court. Even police officers and newspaper reporters were pulled up by court officials when they forgot. In chambers, later Mr. Yeo said: "I consided crosslegged sitting improper and disrespectful."
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    Profit and loss in Light's Penang
    1231 9 Profit and loss in Light's Penang HAVING started the Settlement of Prince of Wales' Island, Francis Light had more than a moral obligation to keep the place going. And at times it hardly seemed worth the trouble. "The primary intention of Government in forming this settlement," he wrote in a
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    The empire that vanished in a storm of fire and blood
    1316 9 ONE OF THE GREAT MYSTERIES OF HISTORY-THE FABULOUS WORLD OF THE GREAT INCAS OF all the vanished peoples of the past, none has haunted m a n's imagination more than the Incas of Peru whose great empire was engulfed
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    Malaya praised by U.S. Senators
    195 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Four United States Senators, accompanied by six other government officials, came and left again here today after a quick look at "this most progressive nation." The leader of the deV>gation. Senate majority leader. Mr. Michael J Mansfield, said in a statement before
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    Asian students in Australia catch the mood
    129 10 Asian students in Australia catch the mood From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Tues. The Christmas season is getting into its momentum here and Asian students seem to be catching the spirit jusfc as much as the Australians. During a shopping excursion In Sydney, I ran into a surprising number of Asians
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    20 projects in one district
    51 10 MUAR, Tues. The lohoi State Government Das spent total of $282,400 on 20 rural pro jects in. this district. The projects Include ten clinic four Mairty schools, two commu nity nails, a mosque, a new vet« Unary office, a road and •< 1.100 acre fringe
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    Border war talks
    38 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Tue«. A four-day conference of the Joint Malayan-Thai border committee will be held here from Dec. 19-22 In the government offices The Thai delegation will arrive by air from Bangkok on Dec. 18.
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    Mrs. N JUMPED THE GUN, SAYS PARTY CHIEF
    273 10 Mrs. N JUMPED THE GUN, SAYS PARTY CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THHE Selangor division of the Labour Party said A today that Mrs. T. Navaratnam had "neatly jumped the gun" by resigning from the party. The party's secretary, Mr. N. R. Lolan, said that disciplinary action had been pending against
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    Rotary lunch talk
    27 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. O. G. Thomson will speak on "What Price Nationalism?" at the Rotary Club of Singapore lunch at the Cathay Hotel tomorrow.
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    Lunch meeting
    49 10 SINGAPORE. Tues The Asso- elation of Professional Social j Workers will hold their quarterly luncheon meeting on Saturday B1 the Medical Alumni Association. Mr. G.G. Thomson will speak nn 'national repair gang" or 'national construction company. His talk will be followed by the issociation's annual neneral meeting
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    Golf club merger is on the cards
    219 10 Golf club merger is on the cards OINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's two principal golf clubs the. Royal Island Club ml Thomson Road and thei Royal Singapore Golf Club in Sime road are to consider merging. Officials of both clubs would not comment today beyond saying the proposal had been made and
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    Girl, 11, drowned
    35 10 SINOAPORE. Tues. A farmer's daughter. Lim Ah Chia, 11., was drewned in a well near her home at the 12 3 4 mile Wood-; lands Road on Sunday, police re- ported today.
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    PERAK RAISES ALLOWANCES OF ROYALTY AND THE CHIEFS
    340 10 THE Perak State Legislative Assembly today approved without debate two motions providing for increased allowances to some members of the royal family, titled Rajahs and chiefs Both motions were moved by the Mentrl Besar, Dato Sha'ari bin Shafts and will cost the
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    Lock icon JET AGE SERVICE COMES TO MALAYA
    187 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Malayan Airways today joined the jet age when its first jetliner, a Comet 4 took off on an inaugural flight to Bangkok On board were a party of officials and newsmen, led by the airline's chairman. Dato Loke Wan Tho. Sliver Kris
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    Ford's $1.5 m. for education help
    219 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. yHE Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya. A Date Sir Alexander Oppenheim, announced today that the Ford Foundation has made a $1,575,000 grant to help the university establish a School of Education next year. The money will be used to boost
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    PREMIER TO BE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS GUEST
    88 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will be guest of honour at this year's annual dinner and dance of the University of Singapore Students' Union at the Rosee dOr restaurant on Thursday. Mrs. Lee will present the union's gold medal award
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    Union education
    27 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Th< National Union of Commercia Workers Is to form a committee t< draw up a trade union educatloi programme for next year.
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    Information man arrives
    52 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Johore's new State Information Officer, Inche Mohamed Nur bin Ismail, 46. arrived here today from Trengganu accompanied by his *vlfe and five children. He will take over from Inche Monamed Kassan bm Hassan, who will go on transfer to the External Affairs Publicity Division.
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    Shy strikers were too slow for the camera
    46 11 STUAITS TIMES PICTURES "Don't you take my picture says a woman striker. She and her colleagues were sitting outside Crosby House, where the Borneo Company has its offices. BELOW: Four camera-shy strikers try to turn their faces away.
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    BORNEO CO. STAFF OUT IN BID FOR BONUS
    177 11 BORNEO CO. STAFF OUT IN BID FOR BONUS SINGAPORE. Tues. Three hundred Borneo Company employees— about a quarter of them women went on strike today following a break-down in talks between the company and the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union last night over a bonus issue. The strike affected the
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    Youth jailed for rioting
    74 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Ang Lian Keng, 20. was jailed for two years today for rioting outside the Palace Theatre in East Coast Road on Sept. 16. Ang, with three other youths, were charged with rioting and assaulting an icewater seller. Tan Poh Chuan. The other three were
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    Cheating charge
    63 11 KLANG. Tues. A labour er. Ali Bahadur Khan. 28, of Telok Oadong Road. wu charged today with cheathi^ a housewife. Agamah Kai muthu. of $50 on Mar. 16. All was alleged to have ai duced Agamah to give him the money to secure the release of her son.
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    600 students in aiant airlift
    176 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Nearly 600 Malayan students will take part in a giant BOAC airlift between Malaya and Britain this month one of the biggest of its kind ever organised. Seven special flights will be needed to carry the students 1 five from London to
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    THREE ARMED MEN ROB A BARBER OF $35
    82 11 IPOH Tues.— Three youths, armed with knives held up a barber, V. Chandran, 39. and I robbed him of $35 near Wall- 1 er Court (housing area) off Anderson Road here last night. Chandran was walking to his home when a youth
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    PAY RISE FOR PRESS WORKERS
    160 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two printing presses have signed wage i agreements with the Singapore General Printing Work c r s' I Union under which a J total of 37 employees get wage increases and Improved working conditions. They are the Choon Kee i Pres.- in Coleman
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    RMAF WANTS MORE MECHANICS, FITTERS
    111 11 RMAF WANTS MORE MECHANICS, FITTERS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Royal Malayan Air Force is looking for recruits to be trailed as airframe dnd engine mechanics, instrument, electrical and radio liners. Those selected will be enlisted o»n a 12-year engagement and will be sent to Britain for a three-year course at
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    Abused PC: Fined $25
    60 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues -Wong Too Klan was fined U5 today for abusing a poll<"--eonstable In a Chinese temple at Braplt Village on Sept 23 »h ?°J? f S able Musta Pha bin Sharlff said he saw Wong with a group of people He approached them and
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    Rotary visitor
    17 11 MUAR, Tue*. The District governor. Mr. LesU Rayner wl]| Muar Rotary Club on Dec. 11.
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    DEATH
    31 12 it Wortt $10 (Minimum) AC. KNIGHT, of Kuala Lumpur, p*».«rd away peacefully on 4-12-1942. Cortege leave* M, loon Hlanc. Road. Singapore 1», at 9.00 am. on Vl2-19H2 for Ridadarl Cemrter)
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    46 12 .0 H.irrfi fit (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF Late Mr Low Ah I_.rn thank friend*, relative* for expr.>.ion« of (ympathy, rendered help during their recent bereavement. MR. AND MRS. Christopher Khoo I mc Chye thank relative* and friend" for their valuable preaenta and aa«ntot I I2«-.'
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 12 M >nii S'» (Minimum) TREASURED MEMORIES of Robert Roblnaon Samuel "Though absent, you ar. alway* near. Still loved, (till ml»*ed. and e\.r dear. Inserted hv hla
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    242 12 20 Word* Sit (Minimum) WHITE CROCODILE SKIN B*ajl -""I Bhw A X'mas Special at Antoinette, ■M orchard Road. Spore LET THE AIR around MM *mell fre.h and tin.- Put a hottle ol Anwi.k In your office room tod.<> FOR SOUND TEETH and healthy (iima. gi\e trethtnc children P.yvita Btaratt*
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, December 5,1962. Flames Of War
    633 12 The Straits Times Wednesday, December 5, 1962. Flames Of War Foreign policy debates ir. the House of Representatives larely make much sense, and the attack on the Government's stand on the Himalayan war has been no exception. The wildest of the charges made against the Prime Minister was that he
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    The Threat To A.S.A.
    388 12 The Philippines Government, says the Manila Daily Mirror, supports the proposal for an independent federation of Brunei, North Borneo and Sarawak. The newspaper adds j in a leading article that "informed sources believe A.S.A.'s days are numbered." If the first statement were true, th-; second would
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    U.N. And Money
    239 12 A financially bankrupt United Nations, U Thant points out. would be ineffective even If it could survive at all. Yet bankrupt the U.N. will be un- less member states fulfil their responsibility and meet the cost of the Congo and Middle East j operations. Generous support for
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    How many drivers at the nuclear wheel?
    1489 12  - How many drivers at the nuclear wheel? WALTER LIPPMANN THE BALANCE OF TERROR AND HOW IT WORKED OVER THE CUBA CRISIS by SINCE 1955 there have existed in the world two rival and conflicting coalitions. They are in conflict at many points on the globe. They distrust profoundly each other's
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      Changing the law
      776 12 rE House of Representatives has already passed the Bill to amend the Criminal Procedure Code thereby makhig a statement in an identification parade admissible in evidence. It Is a record in legislation. The Bill was published on November 28 and passed on November 29— that is in
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      Water bills
      55 12 JT has been the practice of the authorities to take the reading of water meters and to send out bills at the end of every month Now readings are taken and bills sent out every two months. The old system was better for the householder Why cannot it
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    FINDING JOBS FOR PRISON LEAVERS
    270 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Aftercare Association found jobs for 84 discharged prisoners in the year ended last June and another 32 since then, the chairman, the Rev Khoo Siaw Hua, announced today. Of 194 approaches for employment made during the period. 29 were successful with
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    COURT TOLD OF POLICE TRAP TO CATCH GOVT OFFICER
    359 13 4 POLICE officer told the Sessions Court here today how a government officer was arrested on a bribe taking charge after a trap was laid by the police Inspector S. Nainaopan. was testifying at the trial of health inspector, Clement Albert
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    Communists or badminton club, same penalty
    136 13 Communists or badminton club, same penalty KUCHING, Tues.— Helping I to manage an unregistered badminton club Is punishable with the same penalty as assisting to manage clandestine Communist organisation says j the Sarawak Attorney, General. Mr. P. E. H. Pike, in explaining the Societies Amendment Bill to be put to
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    Flower display
    29 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The wife of the Japanese Ambassador here. Mrs. Wataru Okuma, will give an exhibition of Japanese floral arrangements at the YWCA to- 1 morrow.
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    MODEL TO HELP 'VISIT ASA' DRIVE
    74 13 Miss Birgitta Sandstedt, a Swedish model is in Kuala Lumpur to help produce a brochure to be issued in conjunction with "Visit the Asa Year" in 1963. An American photographer, Mr. C. A. Peterson, and an advertising copy writer, Mr. John Sibey, are also
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    First 6 trainees off to Sydney
    52 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore* first six trainees under the recently Introduced industrial development scholarships scheme have left for Sydney to undergo training at Australia's largest steel mill. All the six are jointly sponsored by the National Iron and Steel I Mills Ltd. and the Singapore
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    258 families in a big move
    376 13 EVACUATION GOES ON FROM TRENGGANU FISHING VILLAGES: FLOODS DESTROY SOME OF THE HOMES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday IWO hundred and fifty-eight families in two fishing villages in Trengganu have been or are being evacuated because of the monsoon floods threat. The heavy rain which has
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    Calling Mr. McArdle
    60 13 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. Mr. Chong Chee Leong. a reporter on the Chinese Student Weekly magazine, .ha.found a British passport oe longing to Mr. Alan Stanley McArdle. whose occupation was given as shift foreman. The passport valid until 1966. was found In Jalan Sul tan in Petallng Jaya.
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    Teachers' tour
    46 13 IPOH, Tues. Forty-two Chinese school teachers, 20 of them women, left for Kuala Lumpur today for a five-day civics tour of the Federal capital. While in Kuala Lumpur they will attend talks at the Information Services conference room and visit various places of Interest.
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    Ruler doing the Twist
    71 13 SEVENTY women hockey players from Australia. Singapore and Malaya were entertained to buffet dinner by the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan and the Tengku Ampuan at the Istana Hinggap In Beremban. on Monday night. Picture shows tbe Vane di-Pertuan Besar doing the Twist with Australia's
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    Sea drama ends in ramming
    181 13 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A CUSTOMS launch rammed into a speedboat carrying six escapees from Pulau Senang after they had refused to surrender during a dramatic chase on the high sea. It was 4.30 p.m. on Friday when the the six men. all being detained under the
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    No permit for house-to-house D-Fund drive
    84 13 No permit for house-to-house D-Fund drive KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The police will not issue a licence to collect money for the "Save Democracy Fund" from house-to-house, a Government announcement said tonight. It warned that it was an offence to collect money from house-to-house without a permit Anybody found to do
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    PPP ATTACK ON 'AID INDIA' FUND: A REPLY
    154 13 PPP ATTACK ON 'AID INDIA' FUND: A REPLY SINGAPORE, Tues. The Malayan Indian Congress in Singapore today described the attack by the Peoples Progressive Party leader, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, on Tengku Abdul Rahman's "Save Democracy Fund" as "extremely deplorable." "It is not merely unwarranted and unreasonable but it is
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    No chance for banishee to enter Singapore again
    248 13 No chance for banishee to enter Singapore again OIN-GAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Government is determined to prevent Lim Chin Aik. a wealthy man with six aliases, who recently won an appeal in the Privy Council, from returning to the state. Lim. convicted in Singapore in 1959. of remaining in the
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    SHB gets a new chief
    61 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Government tonight announced the appointment of Mr. Hon Sui Sen as Uie new chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board. Mr. Hon, chairman of the Economic Development Board, replaces Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, the Minister for Education, who has asked to be
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    A testing time in Malaya
    1893 14 TENGKU PRAYS BORDER CLASH WILL INSTIL IN CHINESE AND INDIAN PEOPLE HERE A MALAYAN CONSCIOUSNESS PREMIER TELLS OF COMMUNIST MAP OF CHINA THAT INCLUDES MALAYA Quote 'It is sheer hypocrisy to suggest that when democracy is attacked we should remain silent and consider ourselves at
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    We have helped other cc mtries in need
    697 14 We have helped other cc mtries in need He con.si ed that the Government had saved money and sent very worthy representatives abroad. As for the appointment of the Minister of Internal Security as leader of the Malayan delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in September. Tentsku said it
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      Stockpile sales
      44 15 WASHINGTON, Tues. General Sen-ices Administration today announced that sales of crude rubber from the U.S. national stockpile in November totalled 3.829 long tons. The agency said that 916 tons of the rubber sold last month were utilised in the foreign aid programme
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      417 15 US promise to UN: No N-bombs will be put in orbit unless ITNITED NATIONS, Tues.— The United States has told the UN. that it had no intention of placing nuclear weapons in orbit "unless compelled to do so by actions of the Soviet Union." It appealed to the Russians to
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      146 15 LONDON. Tues. Lady Tweed smuir (above), daughter -in law of the late John But han Scottish author who became a Baron and Governor-Gen-eral of Canada, entered the British Government yesterday as parliamentary Under-Secretary of Stata for Scotland. She takes the place of
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      48 15 UNITED NATIONS, Tues.—Congressman Godofredo Ramos conferred with other members of the Philippine delegailoo yesterday on a future course of action to support the Philippine claim to North Borneo. Mr. Ramos said the delegation probably would transmit recommendations to the Government in Manila.— U.P.l.
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      33 15 CANBERRA. Tups. Talks on renc*. il of the Japanese-Austra-lian trade agreement, were "doing along very amicably." the Trade Minister. Mr. John McEwen. said in the House of Representative)! today. Reuier.
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      144 15 MEW DELHI, Tues x^ Mr. Nehru told Parliament yesterday the Indian consular clerk who attacked Dr. 8. Gopal with a fork aboard a plane between Singapore and Madras on Sunday Is "believed to be mentally unbalanced." Dr. Gopal. son of President S. Radhakrishnan. suffered superficial
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      197 15 I ONDON, Tues. A new machine which can show if a woman is going to have twins without risking a dangerous X-ray, was shown to the public here yesterday. It is also the only device which can show whether
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      37 15 GENEVA, Tties. —An International conference of weather experts here has rejected as premature a proposal to try influencing- weather and climate on large scale by melting the Arctic Ice Cap, according to reports published yesterday.
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      170 15 OICHMOND, Tues. Virginia's Supreme Court of Appeals yesterday upheld a Norfolk court's refusal to grant a divorce to a white woman married to a Filipino on grounds the couple were not legally married in Virginia. The High Court, In effect, agreed with the
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      35 15 CANBERRA. Tues. Australia's population growth slowed down during 1961-62. according to latest figures issued by the Commonwealth Census Bureau. The total population was estimated at 10.705.121 at the end of June. Reuter.
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      272 15 Straits Times Crossword 9 HB s^^i I ACROSS 6. Rose memoriaed thia (3. 2). 1 Exaggerate the need of gold 7. Public holds southern writer and wheat? Brown might do was extravagant (9). 3)> 10 the crew's terrible miserj 8- Evidence of dejection how (12). great, would you say? (5).
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      Lock icon Reds refuse to accept world court ruling on U.N. costs
      492 16 Reds refuse to accept world court ruling on U.N. costs UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. RUSSIA reaffirmed its refusal yesterday to pay for Congo and Middle East peace- keeping costs as U Thant, the Secretary--1 General, appealed to the General Assembly to .save the U.N. from bankruptcy. He urged that the 110-nation
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      157 16 MEDAL AND CASH FOR 'FATHER OF H-BOMB' WASHINGTON. Tues. President Kennedy today presented the annual Enrico Permi award for 1962 to Dr. Edward Teller (above), the famous nuclear scientist who has been called "the father ol the H-bomo Dr. Teller, the sixth scientist to win the Fermi award, also received
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      NAZI POWER GAME: EXECUTING EACH OTHER'S SERVANTS
      208 16 /Mmi.KNZ (Germany), v/ Tues. A former Nazi S.S. general testified last night that high-ranking S.S. officers often ordered executions of each other's* servants in a deadb prestige-and -power game Erich Von Dem B.u Ir Zelewski. a 63-year-old former general of the police, was
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      248 16 KAMPALA. Tuesday. THE Uganda Government yesterday called U.S. 1 Senator Allen J. Ellender a "prejudiced segregationist" and declared him a prohibited immii zrant. Senator Ellender. a Democrat. Is a representative of Louisiana. In Americas Deep 3outh. The Uganda bar follows statements In which he said
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      Paracholera in Cuba
      35 16 MANILA. Tues. The Philippine Government 1* rushing anticholera vaccines md medicine to Obu Island, .some 350 miles south east of Manila where 31 suspected paracholcra cases, including eight deaths have been reported.
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      236 16 Luce to become First Sea Lord in 1963 LONDON, Tues.—Admiral Sir David Luce, Britain's Far East C-in-C. will succeed Admiral Sir Caspar John as first Sea Lord, the Admiralty announced today. It was only last month that Sir David. 56. became the first C-in-C of Britain's new unified three-service command
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      52 16 SAIGON. Tues.— Viet Cong guerrillas overran a selfdefence corps militia outpost In Quang Nagal province last Thursday, killing 13 and wounding seven of the defenders, the government press agency reported today. The report said six other militiamen were reported missing in the action. No Viet Cong casualties were
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      WANTED: NAVY, AIR FORCE
      64 16 AL ITTIHAD (South Arabian Federation). Tues. The government of this 11 -state federation has asked Britain to give it a navy and air force. Official sources here added that the request would most likely be met nrxt March when the Aden colony merges with the federation.
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      131 16 PRESIDENT de Caul le raises hand in a gesture of greeting apparently unanswered by Gaston Monnerville, (right), Negro president of the French Senate and mos; violent adversary of the General in the recent referendum and legislative elections which saw France's "strong man" emerge with an
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      148 16 VATICAN CITY. Tuesday. T*HE Vatican said yesterday that Pope John XXIII A is well on the way to "complete recovery" and indications were the 81-year-old Pontiff might be able to resume his normal schedule next week. The Pope, who was forced to bed
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      72 16 Spying inquiry begins behind closed doors T ONDON, Tues. A threeLi man tribunal yesterday began its inquiry behind closed doors into the circumstances in which William Vassall. 38-year-old Admiralty clerk, was able to hand British naval secrets to Soviet agents Vassall is now serving an 18-year prison sentence. The tribunal,
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      1064 17 ontinurd from Page 12) SITUATIONS VACANT Wards tt (Him.)— Box tt et: txtrm RELIABLE and experienced copy typist. Apply giving full particular* of experience to Box A 4429 S.T. Spore, AMAH WANTED NOW to cook, clean and wash for small family must live la and apeak English Tel: S'por*. *****.
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      1106 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 2* Word* IS (Mim.)— Box SO tt: txtrm It CHIAP CUAN Avenue P pore bachalor or couple no children. Entry 1-1-63. APPIy ssme address. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 7 SlRlap Plain fully furnished 3-bedroom Bungalow with well-kept garden, m.s. Apply 644 A. Geylang Rd.. Spore. ONE GOOD FURNISHEO Room near
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      1036 17 LOST M Wards U (MU.>—Bom It at*, oxtrm LOST: small dog— grey Bydaey silky -Reward Phone (Spore) *****. DOGS, PETS. ETC tt Warm* U (Him.} Bam It et*. awtra COLLIBS ONE PAIR 1 year* old MKA Class 1 Pedigree Certificate. Tel*. 4*910 (B'pore). BOXERS 6 WEEKS old 1 male and
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      1002 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Ward* tt (Mt*.)—B*m It eU. omtra FONC AND UANSOR. M atraoat Road, STpoi* 0m a good and reliable seleetloa ot reeoadltMaed ears for sal* at moderate price*. Trade-in accepted and Hire Purooaa* terms available. Call for a tree demonstration. Tel. *****. MAZOA R.3*o COUPE ISSI PRINCB
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      615 17 ENTERTAINMENT M'mti St < Mtm.>—B*x Met*, extra COLLINS 1 RHYTHM ISLANDERS (Hawalm, Solo guitar. Piano, Bass. Drum). Apply eariv for Christmas parties. Profeational/Enjoyable performance Box A 4430 S.T. Spore. CURIOS IS Word* SS Mim.)— Box SO tt: txtrm SHANGHAI ARTS FURNITURE Co. Manufactures Carved Teakwood Furniture Camphorwood Chest etc 402
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      571 17 LADIES DRESS SHOPS 20 Words SS ()Hm.)—Uox M tt*. txtrm COTTON AND AFTERNOON Oree*- of lateat style* Ro*e Oown Sood (B'pore) "WINSOME" CHEAP SALE Children's Wear tor Cnnsimaa/N*» Year IS Bens Pob Koad. 4 Mre. Tel *****. NELSON'S PARTY FROCKS. Elegant Ctteontaams. 179 Orchard Road. IS Tiont; Banru, Spore. TOU
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      1444 18  - A big fete to mark birth of a magazine KATHLEEN HICKLEY SO FAR MAT MOUSEDEER' has a plan to itart a magazine called The Jungle Post. His friends are helping him with the project and when the first number is ready, they decide to hold a fete to launch it.
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      454 18 Jane Crulhrn. °agea 16. P.O Box 47. Norliiampion. Western Australia, nil -songs, reading Julian Jolly, aged U. 76. GlIDert E«laie Mm Sarawak, sumps, reading Peter Tripp. aged 14. 28. Norihgate Way. Terrington. St Clement. Kings Lynn. Norfolk. Kiigland: general. Margaret Batt. aged 14; 36. Cnttonmill
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      1564 19 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON LIVtRPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. Sport P. Shim Pening lEN6LOE (E.L) Llll. M'brougfl, «Hrg. DIC 1/ I ■ENLARICt I Mil, H'kvrg, R'dim.C mouth Dec 11/14 Dlt 15/21 Dec 21/22 ■ENVALLA L lei, H'kirg, R dam, A'Mtrf) DIC 11/21 Oac 21/11 lENMACOHUI (H) H'kirg, L'lM, G'mouth Dee 19/23
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      1194 19 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. W__ WSa, lib Ni, ***** IQaW Vt*>* CLLERMAN LIMB KLAVENEIft LINr HAVRE LONOON HAMBURC, IN ANGELES, SAN MANCISCO. ROIURDAM i MIODIES4ROU6M. lEATTLE. VANCOUVER t PORTLAND. CITY OF NORWICH Acceptiag cargi Ur Central t Slltk S'OOil P Sham Ptntng mnH?!!S?,\i* .1/21 D.C 22,23 Die 24,2n.C pof lO
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    CONCENTRATION IS STILL ON INDUSTRIAL SHARES
    603 20 From Our Market Correspondent BUSINESS remained concentrated almost wholly in industrials to the exclusion of other sections on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. So heavy was the volume of business that at one stage the morning proceedings, in the Singapore trading room, a five
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    18 20 Dec. 3 Dec. Industrials: 198.70 199.S Una: 281.06 281.3 > rubbers: 179.05 179.0. Ian. 1. 1958 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    622 20 COMBINED business In the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BaiMttad (4.000) SI.7S. (8.OO0) 11.77. (1.O0O) 11.78; DunUn (1.000) $2.90, (1.000) $2.48, (S.OOO) «2.47. (1.000) 12.30. (1.000) $2.30 D: But Smalt
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    Rubber below 80 cents: Tin price improves again
    415 20 'THE easier trend which started on the Malayan J- Rubber Market in unofficial trading hours on Monday continued yesterday and prices slipped to below the 80 cents level for December before any appreciable buying became apparent. Lower sheet enquiry was I small
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    147 20 MELBOURNE. Tues. CHARE prices continued to firm today and gains exceeded losses by two to one In brighter trading conditions. Market leaders like ICIANZ. Colonial Sugar and Bank of New South Wales had solid gains on their buoyant trading reports. Oils and baa* meUis firmed with the exception
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    145 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Dec. 4 Tbree monttii ButliMia dom Dunlopa 14 eta. S. Darby 4»d. K. N. 16 cts. C. Storage 4td. (iammon 11 ct«. 8. Traction 1/11 J WauKh 14 eta. Bhell 13 CU. 11. Brew. 25 eta. Bteamatalp 8 eta. M. Cement 18 eta. 8. Tlmea 22
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    9 20 Islam Mines produced 327 plcuJs xv November.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    132 20 THI Malayan taalianca Banka- Am •UtlMi mad. ih«« cbaocra Id ita ratta to m»rchantt yraterday (all ratea to |IOO>: Naw V.rk: huyinc TT 32i. airmail OD 33. 00 d/at 331 credit bill.. 33| trade hllla. Canada: buying TT 33 7 16. airmail OD 33 t K. 90 d
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    253 20 DECEMBER Drat grade rubber buyrra feb. cloned at 5 pm. kt Bocapor* and Kuala Lumpur ywlfrtat II rents per Ib. down one cent. Tbe ton. »s« dull. ft. C. C.R.A. and F.M.R.E pruts in cents per Ib yesterday: Int. 1 X.8.8. prompt f.o.h BsVOM sellern SO: Int 1
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    213 20 SHIPS lying alengtide the Sinxaper. uharvm today are: Patrld 8/9. Heraeus 42/43. Charon 28. Bengalen 47. Lycaon 35/36. Thorscape 29 30, Rajat* 46. Kumacun 33/34. Houtmnn 38/»JR\ Agnete Haerak 27/28. Mataram l/7>« Tronoh NW. 5. Bentong 23. Perlla NW. 2/3. Outer reada: BTV. BeK>. Betlri, Kyoho Maru
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 20 December 1. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE; 79} cents (down one cent). TIN: $430.25 (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (down five tons).
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    98 20 CHINESE Produce Exchanm Slniaiwr* noon prices p«r plcul yesterday. Ctcanut all: bulk |tl| »ellera, drum $441 sellers. Capra: I>e«. UK/Cont incut C2Ba buyei-s, S29i sellers. P*pp«r I Uuntok «hiu >142 a sellers. Sarawak wbtta $140 sellers, special Sarawak black $1021 sellera, xarbled Lampooc black $100 sellera, ASTA. *107
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    12 20 Austral Amalgamated produced 2 931 piculs (175 tons) In November
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      835 20 fe\ ZIM LINES r"-** SOUTH EAST ASIA SERVICE Ei lit S'pcre Bangkok Spore Penang Eilat "MM" 1/ I lie 1/ I Hi tac "VaHA" 21/21 Die 7 JM Agents: INTERNATIONAL* SHIPPING AGENCY 11-E-l, Asia Insurance Building Singapore 1 Tel: *****, ***** ***** LJNES j SAILINGS TO LJiDep. y pore Dep.
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      281 20 mmf TL J| ¥*H JTM SIAMESE TIN SYNDICATE LIMITED Tin ore output for November 1963 Pis. 3.509. SHIPPING NOTICES SWEDISH EAST ASIA LINE M.S. "BATAAN" Arrived 27.1 Iti? S.H.B. Godowns 4/5 Consignees of all damaged cargo ex the above vessel are notified that the General Survey will be held on
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      770 21 GOVERNMENT OF NORTH INDIAN GRADUATES BORNEO ATTENTION Sale of Industrial Lot. at I -j^ BecreUry of lne mdii nd ia n Jewelton. University Graduates Association Two industrial lots on reclaimed (Federation of Malaya) requests all land North of Jesselton wharf will Indian Graduates to furnish their be sold by public
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      1600 21 NOTICES Mr. O. Hogan, Sales Manager has led the services of this company with effect from 30th November 1962, and Is therefore not authorised to transact any business lor and on behalf of the company. ASIA MOTOR COMPANY. UMITED. THE LONDON ASIATIC RUBBER AND PRODUCE COMPANY, UMITED (Incorporated In England)
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      71 21 NOTICE Interruption of Electricity Suppl.v There will be an interruption of electricity supply on 6th December. 1962, between 8.30 ajn. and 540 pm in the following places: 1. Brooklands Estate X Drums Factory (Brooklands) 5. Sungei Manggls 4. Telok Datoh 6. Banting The Interruption Is necessary for making an extension
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      736 21 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB X Mas New Year Meeting, 19C2/63 Sunday, 23rd December, 19(2 I YVrdnrsday, 26th Decrmbrr, 1962 Sunday, 30th December, 1962 Entries close at 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday. 12th December, 1962. Application list for subscribing members for the new Financial Yea: Ist December, 1962 to 30th
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      599 21 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from Registered P.WD. Contractors in Class C and above up to 12.00 noon on 12th December, 1962 at the offlce of Jurutera Netteri. Hegerl Sembi'.an. Seremban. for transporting material from Tern iaiiß Quarry, Seremban for period Ist January to 31st December, 1963.
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      292 21 TENDER TENDER NOTICE MALAYAN ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY TENDERS are Invited from Contractors acceptable to the Architects for the Construction of the following under two contracts as listed below Contract 1. Restaurant Kiosk and Lavatory Block Aviary Crocodile Installation Internal Roads Surface, Soil Drainage and Septic Tanks Contract II Electrical Installations Plans
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      88 21 TENDER PENANG P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from P.W.D. Registered Contractors Class "E" and above WORKS < will be received by the State Engineer, Public Works Department, Penang up to 12.00 noon on 14th December, I>H52 for the CARRYING OUT OF CURRENT REPAIRS, PAINTING AND MINOR WORKS FOR PENANG AND PROVINCE
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      67 22 AUSTRALIA IST INNS 404 ENGLAND IST INNS 389 AUSTRALIA 2ND INNS LAWRY c Sheppard b Titmus 98 SIMPSON c Smith b Dexter 71 O'NEILL lbw Sratham 56 HARVEY c Statham b Dexter 57 BURCE not out 47 BOOTH not out 19 Extras 14 TOTAL (for 4) 362 Wkrt
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      England v Benaud today
      920 22  -  JACK FINGLETON; By Brisbane, Tuesday O'Neill the star with a sparkling innings TOMORROW is the day of destiny in the First Test between England and Australia Australia batted all of today for 362 for four. If Richie Benaud declares first thing tomorrow morning, England will have
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      53 22 Special films on soccer PENANO. Tues. Penang footballers, officials and referees will be shown two soccer Mms at the F.A. of Penang headquarters at Dato Kramat Road on Thursday at 8 p.m. One is a colour film of the 1962 F.A Cup Final at Wembley last May when Tottenham Hotspurs
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      340 22  -  TEOH ENG TATT By TTSH 5 D. AFIAH 2 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Singapore's former Malaya Cup soccer captain. Harlth Omar, was back in his familiar centre-half position and In his old haunt. Jalan Besar Stadium, today, and for 40 minutes he guided his young
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      182 22  - Bakar still on the goal track for Police LIM KEE CHAN By Singapore Police 5 Army Depot Police 1 OINOAPORE, Tues.—Sinjiapore Police brought together Wilfred Skinner, Awang Bakar and Ruhim Omar as their Inside-trio and the three struck up a brilliant partnership to regain the Sports Pavlllan Cup for police
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      315 22 MALAYA 2 SPORE 1; Seremban. Tuesday ifIALAYA beat Singapore by two goals to one today iTI in the final match of the three-day women's international hockey tournament here. Australia, who had beaten Malaya 3-1 and Singapore 6-0, were the winners of this first round of
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      Motorcade welcome for Games heroes
      133 22 Motorcade welcome for Games heroes gINGAPORE. Tues. A welcoming party of more than 300 sportsmen and officials will be at the Singapore Airport at 6 p.m. tomorrow to meet the Singapore contingent returning from the Commonwealth Games in Perth. In the Singapore contingent are two gold medal winners, weiehilifters Chua
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      69 22 MADRAS. Tues. Mexico flua lifted (or the challenge round of the Davis Cup by gaining a wina-l Ing 3-0 lead over India today. R. Osuna today completed a flvesei victory over R. Krishnan In the singles by 8-6, 2-6. 7-5, 6-8. 6-4 and then Osuna and A. Palafox
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      SELANGOR CRICKET REFORM FOR 1963 PLANNED
      408 22  - SELANGOR CRICKET REFORM FOR 1963 PLANNED KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selangor Cricket Association has drawn up plans to stimulate greater interest in cricket and to make the association more In dependent financially. The association at its annual general meeting last night, recommended that the Stonor Shield competition
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      Exam fever hits varsity
      99 22 BCC VARSITY 0 QINGAPORE. Tues. Examina* 1 J3 tlons fever has spread to th» mickey players of the University of Singapore. They dropped a vital League point acainst Singapore Cricket Club on the Padang here today. The undergrads played listlessly, 'heir hearts were Just not in
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      72 22 HOCKEY Penmnj League: TPCA "B" 3 Oreen jackets 1. MaUeea League: Yorks "A" 3 PWDSurvey 1. Ipoh Div. 2: ACS Staff 0 TAWA 0 Friendly (Malacca): Malays 3 XL Language Inst. 1. SOCCER Victory Cup (Pen- angi: TPCA w.o. from DAPC. Poppy Day Cop (Tg Mallm) Tg. Mallm
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      107 22 HOCKEY s POKE DIV. 1: SRC v Khalsa ipadang). S'GOK DIV. 2: Survey v Radio (Taylor Rd): Klnrara v Rida (Klnrara); Signals v Tech Centre (Batu); RMAF v EPF (Airport Rd). IPOH DIV. 1: Cheng Wah v Police: DIV. 2: FIB v Education Dept. (both matches at padang) SOCCER STORK
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      Season changed to drier months
      263 23  - Season changed to drier months E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Tues.— The official Malayan hockey season next year will be from January to late July. The change— previously the season was In the monsoon months from September to March— to the drier part of the year has been agreed to by
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      VICTORY AS WEDDING PRESENT' for HOOKER
      167 23 VICTORY AS WEDDING PRESENT' for HOOKER SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore will go all-out on Saturday to beat Joint Services in their last Malaya Cup rugby match to decide the runners-up position in the south zone. Singapore have a special reason for wanting to win this mateh victory over the formidable Services
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      Lock icon NYLON SHUTTLE
      49 23 TORONTO. Tues. A New British developed nylon badminton hhuttlecock, expected to cut down playing costs, was successfully used for the first time In a major tournament here last night. A feature shuttle usually lasts for only one game a nylon one can be used for ten.— Reuter.
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      Entries for amateur races at Ipoh
      233 23 IPOH. Tues. Entries for the amateur race meeting at the Perak Turf Club here on Saturday Dec. 15. LANCERS CIP (8' 3 f handicap) Dr. Doddington, Magic Note, .fetEsse Til, Marksman, Sayang 11, Tnanks A Million, Copper Khan, Expense Hobby, Picture Goer 11, Plzarro.
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      OH PRAISES CONDUCT OF THE COMMONWEALTH GAMES
      253 23  -  OH KEE TIANG; By Penang, Tuesday WITH a little luck, Malaya could have won three bronze medals instead of only one, said Oh Boon Tat, chef de mission of the Malayan team to the Commonwealth Games at Perth. Mr. Oh, who returned from
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      Peak of Perfection looks set to score another win
      1074 23 CHAMPION SPRINTER IS BACK IN FORM AFTER A REST RACING with Epsom Jeep PEAK of Perfection is back in top form after a well-earned rest at the Cameron Highlands and I expect him to win the main sprint (Race 6) at
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      SINGAPORE CARD
      1441 23 Race 1: 2.1 5- Cl 3 Div 4-7E 1 ***** HI Society (Highland Lolita St.) Ahmad. 5 9.0 (F) 2 2 ***** Shlrai (Mr. Mrs. M. Warden) Noordln. 5 8.13 J. Wilson 3 3 H4500 Rodato (Shaw St.) Tulloh, 6 8.13 Harbridge 8 4 ***** Sydbury (K.Y. Urn)
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      STRAITS TIMES SELECTIONS
      165 23 0 EPSOM JEEP* best bets are Ouk« of Mantua (Race 2) and Paragon IRac. 4). The going Is likely to be yielding. Race 1 NOBLE ALBERT Miss Delaware Sydbury SYDBURV Dignified Lad? Noble Albert NOBLE ALBERT Miss Delaware Dignified Lady Kaor D. of MANTUA Unbelievable Hercule* LADY
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      91 23 MANILA, Tues. Formosa beat Australia 72-62 in the Manila international invitational basketball tournament last night. The Australians started slowly and had to rally hard in the closing minutes to cut down the 21 -point Formosan lead to only ten at the end of the game. The United States
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    Indonesia, the big power in Pacific
    230 24 SYDNEY, Tiiesday. INDONESIA proposed to become the majoi military power in the Pacific, the new Belgian Ambassador to New Zealand, Mr. Leon Van Den Berghe, said in Sydney today. "She is building large armies, navies and air forces to accomplish this," he told newsmen.
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    HOLDEN DUE IN MALAYA FOR FILM ON EMERGENCY
    105 24 LONDON. Tues. American film star William liolden arrives in Singapore on Sunday for preliminiaries connected with a 59.000.--000 epic which will be filmed almost entirely in the 1 (deration. Charles Burman. United Artists publicity chief, said today. The film, tentatively titled 'No
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    Fire on Red isle
    30 24 MACAO, Tues.— A fire broke oul i nday near the Communist Chinese -hipyard al Lapps Island, jus) opposite Macao, and destroyed some wooden houses and boat:
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    DEATHS
    67 24 MR*. E. M. OE ZVLVA IS2A S.niul Puir K.U paaatd away 4.12.62. Ber- n MIM a.m. today St. Mary's ''iiurrh and llimce to Ctieras Road rm.-lery. OON TECK EE, passed away :^:nrM!lv al OnT.il Hospital on I 11 M If.ivinK behind hi' beloved wlf» •o mourn hi* loan. Funeral
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    Lock icon Air trip for birds
    41 24 TOKYO. Tues. Fifty swallow.* found half-frozen in a rice field on Japan's northwest coast were scheduled to migrate 132 miles southeast today by piane and train courtesy if All-Nippon Airways and the Japanese National Railways. UPI. 1
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    Police appeal to three youths
    57 24 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Police are anxious to contact three Malay youths who went to the assistance of Mr. Low Cilia Yonj? during an ■armed hold-up at 3.05 p.m. on Saturday at the Junction of Mountbatten Road and Port Road. They are asked to contact Insp. David
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    They're all for Thant
    58 24 UNITED NATIONS acting Secretary-General U Thant (left) and General Assembly President Zafrullah Khan of Pakistan pictured as General Assembly delegates voted unanimously to appoint him to a full five-year term as Secre-tary-General. The term will run from Nov. 3 last year, when he became acting SecretaryGeneral
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    'Poorest of the poor' can own land—Razak
    364 24 'Poorest of the poor' can own land Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A BLUEPRINT under which "the poorest of the poor in Malaya" can own land has been drawn up by the Federation Government, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, announced to the House of Representatives tonight. Under this scheme,
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    Rural tour for two
    91 24 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two members of the Urban and Rural Services Consultatives Committee, Haji Yaacob Mohamed, and Mr. Chor Yoke Eng, toured the Jurong area this morning inspecting agricultural roads and hearing residents' grouses. They also visited a community centre being completed at the 10th milestone, Jurong
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    Water cuts
    61 24 SINGAPORE. Tues. Water will be cut off tomorrow in Jurong Road, between 8 milestone and the end of the main at Tuas Village 18} milestone including bye-roads. and Boon Lay Road up to Tanjong Kling. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.. and in Terang Bul.n Avenue, between Swan
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    LONDON STOCKS
    315 24 LONDON. Tues,.— Equities drifted lower In response to scattered small sales with buyers holding off. The unemployment situation again affected sentiment. The disappointing October retail trade figures and yesterdays easier trend on Wall Street were other adverse factors. Gilt-edged were still I meeting a good demand In anticipation
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    RUBBER
    44 24 LONDON, Tues.— Spot 23 7 id Jan. 23 15/IM., Feb. 237* d., Mar. 23Hd., Jan./ Mar. 23-»d.. Apr./ June 234 July/Bept. 23 3/16 d., Oct Dec 23d.. Jan. Mar. unquoted c.i.f. Dec. 23 \d., Jan. 23 5'16d.. Peb, 23' 4 d. Tone: Inactive.
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    TIN
    27 24 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £868' i, sellers £869. Forward buyers £862 i. sellers £863 V,. Settlement £869. Turnover ajn. 120 tons, p.m 20. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Electricity cuts
    103 24 SINOAPORE, Tuea. The City Council today announced that urgent extensions work U to be carried out at Ylo Chu Kang Roarl 6H n>jß. substation and It will be necessary to interrupt electricity supplies on Thursday between 8 am. and 6.20 p.m. at these areas: Yio Chu Rang Road
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    AIRMAN STILL LOST IN JUNGLE
    179 24 AIRMAN STILL LOST IN JUNGLE SINGAPORE. Tues.— The massive land and air search for the navigator of an RAF Javelin which crashed near Mersing yesterday came to a halt tonight with the man still missing. The 20 rescuers could hack through only a few hundred yards of almost impenetrable jungle
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    House agrees in principle on spending
    375 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. After a three-day debate, the House of Representatives today agreed in principle to the expenditure of $1,087 million next year as outlined in the Supply Bill 196.'i. Today, the House sat from 10 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. with about 20 MPs
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      41 24 XJIOHEST and lowest tempera-. tures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hlffhrst Lowrat Kuala Lumpur 90 75 Kota Bharu 79 72 Penang Bfi 73 Ipoii 84 73 Malacca 86 73 Singapore 86 73
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