The Straits Times, 15 November 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times file**** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    THE KHOMAN PLAN
    516 1  -  AUSTEN ZECHA: It's up to Cabinet RAZAK RETURNS WITH 'CONCRETE PROPOSALS' FOR MALAYSIA-PHILIPPINES ACCORD —By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday CERTAIN "concrete proposals" have been put forward by the Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, for the resumption of diplomatic relations between Malaysia and the Philippines. The Deputy Prime
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    Rain and floods in three —states—
    326 1 Rain and floods in three states KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday HEAVY rain for 10 hours yesterday caused floods in three States Pahang, Perak and Selangor. In PAHANG, Route 2 the main West Co;ist-Eust (.'oust trunk road \\;is cut oil" by the Bentong River overflowing its banks from the 4th to (ith
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    Lock icon Nasution: Malaysia a fait accompli
    89 1 Nasution: Malaysia a fait accompli CALCUTTA. Thurs. Indonesia has "in principle" accepted Malaysia as a fait accompli, the Indonesian Defence Minister. Gen. Xasution. said here today. He was speaking to reporters at Calcutta's DumDuin airport on his way to Moscow. Gen. Nasution said Indonesia was sticking to the Manila principles
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    The woman with Red family ties
    930 1 The woman with Red family ties SINGAPORE. Thurs. The case of a young woman with a family background of cloke association with Communists was placed today before a committee hearing an application to deprive her of her Singapore citizenship. The woman, Chiam Hui Leng, 31, U the sister of the
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    Lock icon SOEK DECREE GIVES HIM NEW POWERS
    145 1 SOEK DECREE GIVES HIM NEW POWERS JAKARTA, Thursday. pRKSIDKNT Soekarno has adopted unspecified "special and emergency powers" and ordered the armed forces and the nation to "be vigilant and alert" in the \yake of the Malaysia crisis. This move was embodied in a presidential decree announced yesterday. The decree stated
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    Lock icon Bagdad Radio back on air
    71 1 DAMASCUS. Thurs. Bagdad Radio, silent after reports of an attempted coup and an air attack on the presidential palace, came on the air again this afternoon, re-broadcasting a statement by the Prime Minister. Hassan Al Bakr. This was seen here as indicating that the Premier
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    Lock icon 'Mushroom' cloud
    31 1 REYKJAVIK. Thurs.— A volcanic eruption today In the sea 10 miles from Westman Islands, off Southern Iceland, produced a huge "mushroom" cloud like that from an atomic explosion. Reuter.
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    Russia stops buying
    128 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs RUSSIA has deserted the Malayan rubber market, at least temporarily, and for the first time for nearly four years no Russian-bound vessel will be calling here this month to transport rubber. It is also uncertain as to whether she will resume buying next month. This
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    Lock icon Ship sinking
    34 1 BOSTON. Thurs. A tanker and a freighter collidea off the Cape Cod canal today, the Coast Guard report c:.. One ship was reported on rire and in Imminent danger of sinking UPI.
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    Lock icon E. German claim
    33 1 EAST BERLIN. Thurs. East Oerman First Deputy Prime Minis ter Wllli Stoph claimed today that the across routes to West Berlin come solely under the Jurisdiction of East Germany— Reuter.
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    Cargo ship on fire off Penang
    298 1 Cargo ship on fire off Penang DENANG, Thurs. 1 Firemen rushed to the harbour today to fight a fire on board the 5.340-ton Purnea. The Purnea, of the British India Line, was about to sail for Singapore at about 11 o'clock this morning when smoke was seen coining out of
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    32 1 MME NHU REUNION ROME, Thnrs. Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu. sister-in-law of late President Diem of Vietnam, arrived here today from Los Angeles for minion with her three younger children.— Renter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Sock envoy doubts if America is civilised
      256 2 WASHINGTON. Thursday. y\K- Zairin Zain, Ambassador from Indonesia whose leaders have been heaping personal abuse on Tengku Abdul Rahman, yesterday doubted whether the U.S. was a civilised country because some Americans had criticised President Soekarno. He was talking to reporters after handing a
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      Zain says: I am stupefied by criticism of Soekarno
      88 2 The President is still the centre and idol of the Indonesian nation The only ones who can pass judgment on the President are the Indonesian people themselves Mr. Zaln said he was "stupefied, amazed. that some senators had forgotten who and
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      Lock icon Eight-nation move in ILO to expel South —Africa—
      174 2 Eight-nation move in ILO to expel South Africa fENEVA. Thurs.— 1 African members of the International Labour Organsiation governing council yesterday called for South Africa's expulsion from the organisation. A declaration by th» eight African representatives, read out by Mr. Oumar Baba Dlarra of I Mall, asked the governing council
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      Lock icon CAMBODIANS NO AID FROM U.S. THREAT CAUSES CONCERN
      281 2 CAMBODIANS NO AID FROM U.S. THREAT CAUSES CONCERN WASHING TON, Thurs. —The State Department today expressed concern at Cambodia's threat to renounce all American military and economic aid by Jan. 1 next year. The department said in a statement that t InUnited States had always respected Cambodia's neutrality and independence
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      The tasks ahead for 'Colombo' nations
      176 2 I BANGKOK, Thursday 1 ombo Plan Ministers meeting here yesterday approved a draft annual report on economic progress in the region and the tasks ahead. I i The report shows that In I the past year, food production in the region expanded less rapidly
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      Lock icon University re-opens
      27 2 SAIOON. Thurs. Saigon Urn. verstty. which has been closed since students staged anti-Dirm demonstrations in August, will reopen tomorrow, the Education Ministry announced yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Madame Nhu: I shall think only of the good
      339 2 Madame Nhu: I shall think only of the good T OS ANGELES. Thura, Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu left hero last night by air for Rome where she will be reunited with her three youngest children. In a statement issued at the airport, she said that in leaving the United States,
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Blast in atom plant
      336 3 WINDOWS BREAK 10 MILES AROUND BUT AEC SA YS NO DANGER OF CONTAMINATION SAN ANTONIO (Texas), Thursday. HUGE explosion involving nuclear materials yesterday rocked a hush-hush plant here where atomic weapons components are assembled. But there was no danger of contamination, according to the acting operations
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      Lock icon Labour will retain nuclear deterrent: Brown
      322 3 Labour will retain nuclear deterrent: Brown I ONDON, Thurs. The Labour Party, when it came to power, would not destroy Britain's nuclear force, Mr. George Brown, the Opposition's deputy leader, said here last night. "We have never been committed to destroying the bomber force if it exists when we come
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      Lock icon Michelmore's new UN job
      68 3 Michelmore's new UN job UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Mr. Lawrence Michel more. Deputy Director of United Nations personnel. Is to be desiznafd Commissioner-General of the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Pa lestine Arab Refugees (UNRWA). a well-informed source said today. He recently served as head of the U.N. observer team
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      Lock icon Premature end for TV satire
      55 3 LONDON, Thurs. Britain's controversial Saturday night television show "That Was The Week That Was." which set a new trend in uninhibited political satire, will end its present run prematurely at the end of December, the BBC announced today. Originally it had been Intended to let
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      Lock icon Moon probe claim
      38 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. Soviet scientists at the Gorky Radio Observatory have probed lunar layers up to 43 yards thick and found the moon's surface Is hard and extremely porous, the Soviet news agency Tass reports. Reuter.
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      37 3 Cirls nowaday! have to <& throw themselves at the boy*. There it a' constant air of tex about and there ■< no glamour or romance A attached to it any more. The Countess of Dartmouth in London yesterday.
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      Lock icon The bishop puts a ghost to flight
      181 3 r«XETER. Thurs.— The Church of England Bishop of Exeter, Dr. Robert Mortimer, has conducted a service of exorcism to rid a country house of a "ghostly presence," it was revealed here yesterday. The bishop was called by the vicar of Abbot skerswell. the
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      Lock icon 'SPY' ARREST: U.S. WARNS OF POTENTIAL HARM
      112 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. —The United States has told Russia that the arrest of Prof. Frederick C. Barghoorn. of Yale I'niversity. could have "a potentially very harmful effect" on efforts to improve American-Soviet relations, the State Department announced yesterday. It said this warning was given
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      Lock icon So good to be alive!
      69 3 rNSION relaxes as passengers have a meal at London Airport following their escape in the crash of a Trans-Canada jet airliner whilst taking off from the airport in dense fog recently. Ninety passengers and a crew of seven escaped when the plane, bound for Montreal,
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      Lock icon PERSHING MISSILES FOR EUROPE I SOON '
      157 3 PERSHING MISSILES FOR EUROPE I SOON WASHINGTON, Thurs., The Defence Department announced j yesterday that the Army's longer-range, faster-firing Pershing missiles will be install- 1 ed in Europe early next year. They will replace i the liquid-fuelled Red-! j stones. The 35ft. two- stage Pershing. with a range up to
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    Union man: Don't know why I was sacked
    412 4 Union man: Don 't know why I was sacked ARBITRATION COURT HEARS BONUS DISPUTE SINGAPORE, Thursday. A FORMER branch chairman of the Singapore Bank Employees Union, Mr. Tan Tai Yong, denied in the Industrial Arbitration Court today that his work output had dropped because of a deadlock in negotiations over
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    THIRD CASH PA YMENT TO VICTIMS OF 2 FIRES
    97 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Social Welfare Department will make a further cas.i relief payment of $10 per person to victims of the Pagoda Street and Lorong 21 Geylang, fires on Saturday. ;rom 9.30 a.m. till noon at the Havelock Road Community Centre.
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    12-hour water cuts
    96 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Public Utilities Board today announced that water .supply will be cut off for 12 hours lrom 8 p.m. on Nov. 18 to 8 a.m. on Nov. 19 in tiie following aieas: Biaddel Heights Estate. Serangoon Oarden Estate Chartwell Drive. Burchley Drive. Farlelgh Avenue. Woodleigh
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    No delivery of mail on Deepavali Day
    123 4 No delivery of mail on Deepavali Day SINGAPORE. Thurs .—The Director of Posts, Singapore, today anI nounced there will be no delivery ol mail tomorrow, being Deepavali Day, which is a public holiday. The hours of business at the General Post Office will be from 9 a.m. to noon. Ail
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    Deepavali greetings from the Prime Minister—
    146 4 Deepavali greetings from the Prime Minister— SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today sent his warmest greetings ■to the Hindu community on the occasion of Deepavali. In a message through the Straits Times, the Prime Minister said: "I greet your readers and others who celebrate Deepavali. the
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    ISLAND ADVENTURE FOR DELINQUENTS
    169 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday npHE Social Welfare Department, in conjunction A with headquarters of Singapore Base Area, is holding a five-day camp on Pulau Übin beginning today for delinquent and problem youths who are under the supervision of probation officers. Major L.A.H. Napier of the Base Area will
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    Red chess master for S'pore
    108 4 Red chess master for S'pore SINGAPORE. Thurs. One ol the world's best chess players. Russian. International chess grandmaster, Alexander Kotov. is expected to pa.v> through Singapore on his way home after touring Australia and New Zealand. The president of the Singapore Chess Federation. Professor Lim Kok Ann. today said he
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    STOLE FROM JACKPOT, COURT TOLD
    142 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.- Yong Hock Seng, a clerk at the I Chinese Swimming Club, told the Tenth Magistrate's Court today how he saw a customs revenue officer "stuff" some coins into his shoe on July 6. j The money came from the club's j Jackpot machine,
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    Barisan hits at Government
    99 4 I SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Barisan So&ialis tonight accused the Government of trying to check the lett-wlng trade union movement in the Stale, ana to crush all organisations which did not support the People's Action Party. It charged that the Government's rejection of an application by SATU
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    Cocktail party
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Mr. and Mrs. B.H. Melwant will give a cocktail party for Mr. ana Mrs. M.J. Chanrai at 21. Stevens Road, on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    BUILDING TO GO HIGHER
    137 4 BUILDING TO GO HIGHER CINGAPOKr:. Thurs.— The St. John Ambulance Brigade and Association have decided to add a third floor to their two-storey building in Beach Road. The chairman of the St. John Council. Mr. G.H. Klat. today said the cost of the new floor would be borne entirely by
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      173 4 THE followlnc today's Ktradule of civil aircraft movements at Paya L«b»r airport Bintaporc: ARRIVAL* Oantai From Uondon. Rom*, AthenK. Cairo, Karachi. Calcutta, Bangkok <QF TS6) 10.20 p.m. Cattily Pacific Alrwayi: From Bong Kong, Bangkok (CX/TO 731) 7.3S p m. Japan Air LJrwt: From Tokyo, Kong Kong. Bangkok (JL 715) CM
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      186 4 Lumpur, Bangkok. Hong Kong. Taipeh, Oaaka (CX 730) a.m.: to Jakarta (TO 731) 8.10 p.m. Qantat: To Perth, Sydney (QF 736) 11.15 p.m Malayan Airway*: To Kuala Lumpur (ML 032) 7.31 a.m.; to Kuala Lumpur (ML 010) 6.30 p.m.; to Kuala Lumpur Ipoh, Penang, Malacca (ML 032) 3 p.m.: to
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    These vermin—by judge
    373 5 These vermin— by judge Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. YEAR'S JAIL AND SIX STROKES FOR AN EXTORTIONER BOUND OVER BY MAGISTRATE if he did not pay $2,000 his life would be at stake. The letter said that he was not to report to the police, otherwise one of the persons Involved would
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    Thousands prepare for the festival of —lights—
    178 5 Thousands prepare for the festival of —lights— KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. More than 700,000 Hindus throughout Malaysia are making last minute preparations to celebrate Deepavali— the festival of lights tomorrow. Deepavali is the most important festival in the Hindu calendar symbolising the triumph of good over evil. Hindus will start the
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    $388 more for flood victims
    77 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.—-An-other $388.05 was received by the Straits Times here today for the Cheras flood victims, bringing Its total to $45,571.48. Biggest donation of $240 came from the Portland Club. Rawang. Other donations came from: Mr. S.H. Tan. Kuala Lumpur. $4.80; Mrs. K.C. Chin,
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    This is mockery of democracy, says Mr. Yong
    252 5 This is mockery of democracy, says Mr. Yong From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING, Thurs. The recent appointment of a defeated Alliance candidate in the elections to the post of Assistant Minister of Rural Development in Sarawak was criticised yesterday in the Council Negri. Mr. Stephen Yong (SUPP). referring to the appointment
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    S-E ASIA'S URGENT NEED—BY CHOUDHURY
    113 5 S-E ASIA'S URGENT NEED— BY CHOUDHURY SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The new Pakistani Trade Commissioner, Mr. F.H. Choudhury (..bove). today stressed the urgent need for friendly co-operation in this ration. He said: "Countries in South-East Asia, particularly neighbouring ones, should bi. as friendly as possible because their need are similar and the
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    Bonus clause to be reviewed
    66 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Industrial Arbitration Court will sit on Nov. 30 to hear an application by the Singapore Printing Employees' Union for variation of a bonus clause contained in an award made by the court In July last year. The clause relates to calculation of
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    Fall from tree kills cowherd
    49 5 TAIPING. Thurs— A cowherd. Sohor bin Awang. 18. fell to his death 25 feet from a coconut tree yesterday. He was grazing a herd of cattle at Batu Kurau near here when he climbed the tree to pluck some coconuts. He slipped and fell.
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    Meeting the people
    29 5 TAIPING. Thurs. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. will hold a "meet the people" session at the Association here on Sunday morning.
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    THAI MINISTRY: 'NO MONOPOLY IN THE MAIZE TRADE'
    224 5 THAI MINISTRY: 'NO MONOPOLY IN THE MAIZE TRADE' DENANG, Thurs.— The foreign trade division of the Thai Ministry of Economic Affairs in Bangkok has assured the Penang and Province Wellesley Farmers Association that no Malaysian importers of Thai maize are being given any monopoly of the trade. A letter to
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    Lock icon Tributes to Malaysia by U.N. Press corps
    158 5 NEW YORK. Thurs. Tributes to Malaysia, Its U.N. delegation, and the co-operation given by Malaysian delegates to the U.N. Press corps were paid yesterday at a lunch given for senior news correspondents by Dato Ong Yoke Lin. chief Malaysian delegate to the United
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    LORD REITH DUE HERE FOR SHORT VISIT
    127 5 LORD REITH DUE HERE FOR SHORT VISIT OINGAPORE, Thurs. The vice-president of British Oxygen Co., Lord Reith, is due in Malaysia this weekend for a short business visit and to renew old acquaintances. Lord Reith. who will fly to Kuala Lumpur from Colombo on Saturday, will visit the Malayan Oxygen
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    Study tour for ADO
    32 5 MUAR. Thurs. The Assistant District Officer, Inche All bin Abu Bakar. will leave for Burma on Nov. 30 on an 18-day study tour sponsored by the Malaysian Government
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    Parents who expect TOO much—a —warning—
    121 6 Parents who expect TOO much a —warning— pENANG, Thurs. Parents who expect too much from their children often cause them to break down mentally when they go for higher studies. Mr. N. PonnuduraL chairman of the Board of Managers of the Pykett Methodist School, said this at Its annual prize
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    West German envoy going on holiday
    63 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur*.— The West German Ambassador in Malaysia. Dr. Horst Boehling. will return home tomorrow for consultations with his government and for a holiday. During his absence. Mr. Al»x- ander von Schmellng. the First Secretary. wUI act as Charge ii 'Affaires. Dr. Boehling
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    Fined $25 for 'service offer'
    56 6 PENANO. Thurs.— A Jaga kreta, Abdul Rahman bin ShariTf, 17. was today fined $25 for Importuning a motor-cyclist at Dato Kramat Road on the night of Nov. 5. Imp. Wong Pui Lam. prosecuting, told the magistrate. Mr. R Aria Retnam, that Rahman had offered to
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    Razak welcomed home by son
    103 6 J^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Th« Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Raxak, leaving his plane after being greeted by his eight-year-old son Johari and Inche Chaxali Shafie. permanent secretary to the Ministry of External Affairs. Emerging from the plane in the background is Tun Razak's political secretary,
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    VARSITY COLLEGE: MORE QUESTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY
    247 6 DENANG, Thurs,— The x Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, will be asked to say at the State Assembly rrieeting on Nov. 27 what "precisely are the many factors beyond the control of the State" on which depends the establishment of a University College
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    Solidarity rally at Alor Gajah
    50 6 MALACCA. Tiiurs. The Minister of Transport. Dato S«rdon bin Haji Jubir. and the Chief Minister of Malacca. Inchc Abdul Ohafar bin Baba. will address a solidarity rally at Alor Gajah. 15 miles from here, on Nov. 23. More than 5.000 people are expected to attend.
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    HE MADE $809 BY DUD CHEQUES
    179 6 \T U A L A LUMPUR, Thurs. A man admitted in the sessions court today that in three weeks he made $809 by issuing dud cheques at six shops here. S. Chelladurai. 38. pleaded guilty to six chargers of cheating shopkeepers here between Oct.
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    'No more synthetic rubber factories' —call —
    252 7 'No more synthetic rubber factories' call KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A proposal to halt the setting up new synthetic rubber factories will be raised at the International Rubber Study Group meeting in Tokyo in May next year. The chairman of the French Rubber Traders' Association. Mr. Maurice Alcan, will make this
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    Ling's appeal: Judgment is reserved
    439 7 Ling's appeal: Judgment is reserved Oato Sir James: It seems there is something to be said for both sides Reply by the DPP; 'No contradictions in evidence of rape" KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federal Court today reserved judgment in the appeal of Dr. Ling Ngan Liong, 37, of Sitiawan. Dr.
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    Seaman flown to hospital
    92 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Far East Air Force today reported that a .sick seaman from the Roy a Navy destroyer Barrosa, at sea 4> miles from Singapore, was winch ed on a stretcher into a Whlrlwim helicopter of No. 103 Squadror and flown to the British Militar.
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    MORE COMFORT FOR NURSES
    143 7 TAN JONG RAMBUTAN. Thurs. A i new $350,000 nurses' hostel, large enough to accommodate all the I nurses in the Central Mental Hospital here, was officially opened today by the Minister of Health. Inche Abdul Rahma" bin Haji Talib. Service Inche Abdul Rahman hoped that the
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    MIC youth for civil defence
    59 7 MALACCA, Tnurs— The Malacca branch of the Malayan Indian Congress will form a youth section here on Sunday to organise and train Indian youth for civil defence roles. A spokesman of the MIC sale that an Indian contingent would be formed with the youth in
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    HONG KONG ENTRY IS THE BEST OF 1,931 PHOTOS
    90 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs The gold and pewter award, the highest prize In the first Malaysia International salon of photography has been awarded to Tchan Fou-li of Hong Kong for his entry. Foggy Huang Shan. His entry was judKed best of the 1.931
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    3 MONTHS' JAIL FOR ILLEGAL ENTRY
    139 7 KUALA LUMPIB. Thurs. A 31 -year -old man. wbo was born in Malaysia but who has lived in Indonesia for the past 23 years, was today sentenced to three months' jail for illegal entry. Ahmad bin Hi as. 31. was charged with entering Malaysia
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    Australian Army Engineers leaving
    146 7 Australian Army Engineers leaving MALACCA, Thurs. Australian Army engineers, after two years in Malaysia, said goodbye this week to Terendak Camp. They are the 4th Field Troop. Royal Australian Engineers, who return home this month. On arrival In Australia,, the troop will be disbanded, and Its members posted to units
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    Airport strike
    31 7 PARIS. Thurs— Airport ground personnel went on strike today in what appeared to be a prelude to new concerted labour attacks on President de Gaulle's anti-Infla-tionary wage freeze.— U.P.l.
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    MARY ALL SET FOR A WEEKEND IN THE JUNGLE
    62 8 MARY ALL SET FOR A WEEKEND IN THE JUNGLE QIRL in jungle kit at left is Cpl. Mary Owens, one of 10 young members of the Women's Royal Air Force at Changi who are to spend a weekend in the jungle near Mersing next week. And what's the contraption she
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    Secretary issue for the courts
    182 8 MALACCA, Thursday. fHE Malacca Municipal Council will shortly seek a court order to determine who is the council's secretary. This decision was taken here last night at a meeting of the finance and general purposes sub-committee after considering a letter from the State Government informing
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    'STUDY LAW CALL by FACULTY'S DEAN
    165 8 SINGAPORE, Thursday. PROFESSOR H. E. Groves, Dean of the Faculty of Law in the University of Singapore, tonight urged students in the Borneo territories to take a greater interest in the study of law. Speaking on "Legal Education for Malaysia"' at a dinner of
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    Parents Day
    20 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Setapak national-type school will hold a parents day at 9 a.m. on Not. 24.
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    U.S. presentation of books
    65 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The American Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Charles F. Baldwin, today presented more than 100 book s to the library of the Malaysian Parliament here as a Rift from the Government «f the United States. The books were presented to the Speaker of the
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    More water for Deepavali
    42 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water rationing here will be extended by two hours tomorrow on the occasion of Deepavali. The hours of rationing will be from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Instead of the usual 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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    LORD HEAD AT THE PALACE
    55 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Britain's first High Commissioner for M: Lord Head, prcsciuod his Letter of Commission to the Yang di-Pertuan Agonpc at the Istana Negara today. The ceremony was hcid in the Throne Room. The Permanent Secretary to th- Ministry oi External Affairs. Inche Mohan
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    Lee gets Ist, 2nd prizes in photo contest
    115 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Lee Hin Mun, of Kuala Lumpur, li. the first and second prizes in th« 2nd Malaysia student photographic competition organised by the Singapore Polytechnic Photo, graphic Society for bli print* "Onion and Eggs" and "Morning Stroll". The third prize went
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    Five witnesses are impeached
    170 8 TELUK ANSON, Thurs THE evidence of five prosecution witnesses was impeached in the magistrate's court here yesterday when eight men charged with rioting were acquitted without their defence being called. The prosecutlne officer, Senior Inspector Sewa Singh, applied for impeachment of the five witnesses a woman,
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    HORSE UNDER WATER
    2085 9 DAY FOUR OF THE SPY THRILLER THAT'S ENTIRELY DIFFERENT ...BY LEN DEIGHTON Dynamite! and Joe is flat CODE TRANSLATION: DEAD -OR PRESUMED DEAD JOE had called London and they brought a light civilian plane down for me. We were skirting the Bilbao air traffic control zone as
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    41 10 10 Ward* Sit minimum) THE CRANDSONS of the late Miriam M. Thlnipurathammal thank i'ives and friends for tbelr wreaths. nataM at seremban on li-I1«.< "ism Tbirupurathammal 6S, of *7 A s«ott Road. Kuala Lumpur died at K Seemvasan s Housr.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 10 2* Worim Sit (Minimum) IN EVER LOVING Memory of ■...rite m'bo passed away on 15-11 ■•>, Dear friend sadly missed. -inemhered ly Dorcea and family.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    218 10 2» Word* Sl* (Minimum) ECONOMICAL, DELICIOUS and nu< ..us that s Bear Brand memis-d Milk guaranteed pure, and freah. ATTENTION JOAN BOOTY PUPILS There win be no claaaea this >>r.,.n( II the school as It Is a public holiday. OEEPAVALI. Cold Storage Supermarket Singapore will be Open until 1
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      Waiting For Manila
      570 10 The resumption of diplomatic relations with the Philippines has been brought much 1 closer by fresh proposals made by Thailand's Foreign Minister. The optimism is official. The new proposals have not been disclosed. They are being considered by the Cabinet, the Philippines Government apparently considers them aciceptable
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      Iraq Coup Bid
      403 10 All that is known for certain about the latest coup attempt in Iraq is that it has failed. Clarification is still awaited !on the identity and objectives of its ring-leaders. The Ba'ath Socialist regime, herded by President Arif, has many enemies. Barely five months after it deposed
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      Housing Scheme
      197 10 Government servants will be pleased at the news that the long-promised scheme to help them buy their own homes is now in an advanced stage of planning. Employees in Kuala Lumpur have the additional fillip of knowing that a 700 acre site for a housing estate has actually
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      THE FIGHT FOR A BETTER DEAL FOR TEACHERS
      310 10 I REFER to lnche Ismail bin Endln's statement CS.T. Nov. 12). The National Joint Council for Teachers has at all times championed the cause of all teachers and has attempted to obtain the best terms of service for them. All teacher unions
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      Govt. exam
      83 10 liti^tcrt io my letter pubUsned in inuisuays Straus i lines and stale mat due io an oversignt tne anie-aaung of the December 1»oj examination to April, ltftfS is not correct. The effective date ot passing tne forthcoming Oovernment clerical examination scheduled to be held in December, 196 a.
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      Mail delays
      93 10 EVER since the Kllllney Road post office was set up to undertake the distribution of mall in the Orchard Road area, we have had to wait for our morning mail which does not reach some places until almost noon (particularly on Mondays). The afternoon mall consequently does not
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    GHANA: Back to normaL
    812 10 GHANA: Back to normaL THE ATMOSPHERE OF BOMBS AND TENSION WHICH PLAGUED THE COUNTRY A YEAR AGO HAS ENTIRELY EVAPORATED. by SPECIAL WRITER ACCRA Thursday THE PanAfrican journalists' Conference, meeting in Accra this week, has brought together revolutionaries of South Africa, Southern Rhodesia. Angola, Portuguese Guinea, Mozambique and elsewhere This
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    Racing's proud, lonely genius
    332 10 by Denis Holme* LONDON. Thurs. Th« Queen of the Nrthcrlinds said of her husband. Prince BrrnJtarri: -|-or him the capital of Italy is .Maranrllo." The reason is that the north Italian town is the headquarter* of the world's most exciting name in high performint'e motoring Ferrari.
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    18 10 rltS got me UcKed. 1 Let Q\e ftmencarv Long Han^ Weather J)ur«aw rwtiaie mis ttfqoacne -from now on"j
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    STRIKE AT HOTEL IS OVER
    233 11 STRIKE AT HOTEL IS OVER SINGAPORE, Thurs. The seven-day old strike at the Hotel Singapura Intercontinental in Orchard Road is over. The workers will be back at their Jobs tomorrowmorning. This followed a meeting this afternoon between re-' presentatives of the management and the Singapore Catering Stalf and Worker^ Trade
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    Centre opening
    28 11 PENANG. Thurs. The Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rahman Talib. will open a $119,726 health sub-centre at Ayer Puteh. Balik Pulau. at 4.30 p.m. on Thursday.
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    Strikes not connected with trade disputes illegal court told
    255 11 Strikes not connected with trade disputes illegal court told SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Strikes are illegal if they are not connected with trade disputes, Mr. C. Arul, D.P.P. said in tho First Magistrate's Court today. "Also illegal is a strike called for political purposes." he added. He was prosecuting In a ca.se
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    Fun in the floods
    173 11 OVERFLOWING RIVER SWAMPS A KAMPONG AND THE BOYS HAVE A JOLLY TIME SWIMMING pUN-TIME in the floods and what a jolly tirjie these boys are having with a ready-made 'swimming pool" right on their doorstep. The scene is Kampong Haji Abdullah Hukum, off Bungsar Road, Kuala
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    MINIMUM PAY LAW FOR SHOP MEN
    125 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. THE Government is to implement soon the Wages Council's decision to fix the minimum pay of shop assistants at $85 a month. Notice of this Intention was gazetted today. The notification asked for representation from any interested party on the Wages
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    Church robbed of chalices
    44 11 TAIPINO. Thurs.— Thieves broke into the Church of the Sacred Heart at Klian Pauh here sometime yesterday and got away with four sliver chalices, a ciborium and collection boxes which contained donations and petitions to tjie Mother of Perpetual Succour.
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    Death of trainee
    33 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— inche Kamarulzaman bin Ja'afar, an Information Department official attending the current Gov-ernment-sponsored training course for Journalists, died today. The funeral will be held tomorrow a: Teluk Anson.
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    Senu named election section's head
    98 11 Senu named election section's head KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Prime Minister has appointed Malaysia's former Ambassador to West Germany. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, director or the Alliance's election section. Inche Senu will assume his new appointment at the Alliance headquarters here next month. He returned here from Bonn together
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    Robbers: We'll never do this again to —you —
    283 11 Robbers: We'll never do this again to you DAWANC, Thurs. I Three armed robbers, who held up a iishmonper last Tuesday and escaped with 5205 and a $40 watch. have posted him a parcel containing his personal documents with a note promising "not to rob hi m again." The fishmonger.
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    SOCIETY SEEKS GOVT SUPPORT
    161 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. L_ I T^HE chairman of the 1 Malayan Society of Engineers, Mr. P. C. Lim, tonight called for more active Government support to help raise its status both locally and internationally. Addressing mrmbers and guests at the annual dinner of the society, which was
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      254 11 Today's Radio and T V RADIO MALAYSIA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 metre* A.M 6.00 Time Signal, Ne-gara-ku; 6.02 In Holiday Mood; 7.00 Time 81gnal. The News; 7.10. Cheerful Rhythms; 7.30 Learn A Word A Day: 7.33 Song Festival: 8.00 Tune Signal. The News. 8.05 Holiday Requests; 9.00 Summary of Programmes
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      234 11 10 J0 Concert Classics: 11.00 Dancing In The Dark. 11 JO Violins Begin To Play: 13 Midnight Negara-ku, Close Down. RADIO SINGAPORE MfcDILM WAVE SERVICE 47« metre* SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41 Metres A.M: 600 Good Morning; 601 Morning Prelude; 7.15 News; 7.20 Breakfast Bulletin, 7.30 Up And About: 8.15 News; 8.20
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      162 11 nade; 12.30 Friday Tare; 1.30 News; 140 Quiet Rhythm; 3.00 Green Dolphin Country, 215 Calling The Housewife; 2.46 Out Of Darkness; 300 MerryGo- Round; 3.30 The Golden Journey: 4.00 Musical Cavalcade; 4.30 In Holiday Mood: 5.00 Prog. Summary; 6.03 Take Five; 5.30 Children's Corner; 5.45 Radio Ranch; 6-00 Malay Lesson;
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    Captain slain in N. Korean attack
    289 12 ANOTHER PAGE OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEOUL, Thurs VORTH Korean troops yesterday attacked a group of unarmed American and South Korean personnel in the demilitarised zone, injuring one American soldier and killing a South Korean captain, the United Nations Command announced" today. The incident took
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    Appeal to newGovt to relax entry laws for Asians
    182 12 Appeal to newGovt to relax entry laws for Asians SYDNEY, Thurs. Twenty-six leading citizens of New South Wales issued a statement iyesterday calling upon the Government to be elected on Nov. 30 "to keep moving toward a more generous and i flexible policy on the entry of suitable nonEuropeans The
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    Lock icon PARK TO APPEAR BEFORE COURT
    110 12 SEOUL, Thursday. (TEN. Park Chung Hee has been ordered to appear 1 before the Seoul High Court to answer charges that his election as President last month was Illegal. The summins was issued in response tv a suit filed last month by Mr. Kirn Byang
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    Lock icon Tower danger
    37 12 MILAN. T.mr.s. The leaning tower of Pi.nu niielu have to be straightened .slightly to prevent it from eventually falling over. Pro- fessor Gusravo Colonnetti. told a j meeting of art experts here M night— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Playboy Boris led a life of wine, women —and orgies—
    340 12 Playboy Boris led a life of wine, women and orgies MOSCOW. Thursday. 4 TELEVISION engineer who organised orgies with teenage girls has gone on trial before a peoples' court here, the Communist Youth newspaper Moskovsky Komsomolets reported yesterday. The man. Boris Yudkin. hstd at least 41 girl "pupils" whom he
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    Trainer speaks up for Breasley
    170 12 Trainer speaks up for Breasley ONDON. Thurs Racehorse trainer Noel Murless said yesterday that remarks on the riding of odds-on favourites by Australian jockey Scobie Breasley were "stupid and uncalled for." His comment was made in the High Court when he gave evidence in the libel action brought by the
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    Lock icon Cholera toll: 2,500
    25 12 CALCUTTA. Thurs. More thsn 2.500 people have died during the I last four months In a cholera epidemic sweeping north-east India. Reuter.
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      311 12 Straits Times Crossword i^l^ L^j L -^^J—^^J— ACROSS 4. Barrel-cleaner has to get over 1. Instruction to Scottish bands- a serious illness (.4-7). men from dart-thrower? 6. Bird wildly cries out. but no6. Oddly enough helps the ma- thing's missing (7). lines to scorn defence (6). 7. A row about
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      A rival for P. J. industrial complex?
      282 13 A rival for P. J. industrial complex? KAMUNTING ESTATE CAN BE BEST IN THE COUNTRY: EXPERTS TWO Japanese experts who visited Taiping last week feel that the proposed heavy industrial estate at Kamunting can be developed into the best in Malaysia. Mr. Teruo Zusho, an engineer who is the manager
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      ENGINEER GETS TOP POST IN OIL FIRMJ
      160 13 ENGINEER GETS TOP POST IN OIL FIRMJ A FORMER Malayan Railway district engineer who joined Mobil Oil (Malaya) Ltd. late last year has been appointed area sales manager, Central Malaya, for the company. He is Mr. Ray Leong Yoke Sun, B.Sc. (Civil), A.M.1.C.E.. A.M.I. Struct. E.. a 32-year-old engineer graduate
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      Danish bid for local lace market
      201 13 Danish bid for local lace market MR. HANS Christiansen, sales manager of Scanlace. one of the largest lace manufacturers in Denmark, visited Singapore last week to study the local taste to enable his company to plan its products for the Malaysian market accordingly He said local taste differed from that
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      TV in colour
      52 13 A filter screen that puts, black-and-white television shows In colour is now marketed In Malaysia A product of an American company. It Is available in various sizes ranging from 12 Inches to 27 Inches. It can be attached to the screen in seconds. Local agente are Dallas
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      Traffic growth: Qantas buys three Boeings
      164 13 Traffic growth: Qantas buys three Boeings QANTAS has ordered three Boeing 707-320 C jet aircraft for delivery in 1965, to cope with the expected rapid growth of traffic and expansion of the airline's world network. The Jets will be 17 feet longer and some 34 tons heavier than the existing
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      Board appointment
      49 13 Mr. John Brown has been appointed a director of Harrisons and Crosfleld Ltd.. effective Nov. 1. Mr. Brown, chairman of the Malayan subsidiary companies for some years, will for the time being remain In the East In 'lew of the importance of the new Federation of Malaysia.
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      Switchgear order
      28 13 Contactor Swltchgear, Wolverhampton, has won an order worth $850,000 from the Singapore Public Utilities Board for auxiliary swltchgear at the Paslr I Psnjang "B" power station.
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      SALESMAN'S ACHIEVEMENT
      107 13 THE British Motor Corporation, manufacturers of Austin. Morris. M.O Wol&eley and RUey cars have sold the 100,000 th car under the home deliver? icheme started In 1947. The car. an MO., was »old to Mr. Horst Scondo. a Oermin engineer In the Cameron Highlands Hydro-Dectrtc Power scheme. It
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      'TOY-MAKING IS NOT PRACTICAL HERE'
      269 13  -  CHAN BONG SOO By WOULD a toy industry be a practical proposition in Malaysia? According to a leading American toy exporter. Mr. H.G. Wathen. the answer is no. and here are some of his views. I Firstly the market here is not big enough, even
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      SHAREBROKERS' CLIENT NOW THEIR PARTNER
      95 13 SHAREBROKERS' CLIENT NOW THEIR PARTNER A FORMER client of A.A. Anthony and Co.. the Penang firm of sharebrokers, has joined it as a partner. He is Mr. Yeo Cbeanc I.in (above) previously manager of Maclalne Watson's Prnang branch. Mr. Yeo hat been Investin* in shares for over 14 years. The
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      Alitalia man coming for travel talks
      70 13 Mr. Randall Webb, an Alitalia sales executive from the London office, flies to the Far East this week to take part in the company's programme to develop traffic between Britain and Sinpa pore. In Singapore, Mr. Webb will discuss air travel to Europe with
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      Lock icon Back from UK, Europe tour
      109 13 Mr. Poo See Luan, market research assistant at Nestle'R Products (M) Ltd.. returned to Kuala Lumpur last week after a tyo-month course In Britain and Switzerland on market research techniques and methods with special reference to problems posed by developing Afro-Asian economies Mr. Foo attended
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      Bridgestone Malaysia executives
      145 13 Bridgestone Malaysia executives riXECUTIVES of the newly £j established Bridgestone Malaysia Co. Ltd. which is building a vehicle tyre factory at Jurong, Singapore, will comprise four Japanese and three Malaysians, it is statedThe Japanese side will be represented by Mr. Hlsashi Fukuyama. senior managing director, and Messrs. Kunio Hattori. Haruml
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      695 14 (Continued from Pace 10) SITUATIONS VACANT v Ward* SS (Min.)— Bex St et: extra STEWARDESS Box A 6270 Appll- ants are thanked, those selected for i ntervlew are being Informed by letter, i WASH GENERAL AMAH wanted, i nust be experienced and live In, reference essential. Apply Phone ***** Sitik-apore
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      936 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT to Wards SS (Ml*.)— Baa M eta. extrm 3-BEDROOM LEAVB FLAT, Berrant's Room, Garden, Garage, District 11. Available Ist December for ten months. Rent $400/-. Phone Singapore *****. ACCOMMODATION WANTED It Wards SS (Mi*.)— Bex tt eta. extra HOUSES OR FLATS, 2 or more bedrooms at District 9.
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      851 14 EDUCATION U Wards SS (Ml*.)— Baa SO et: extra REGISTRATION OPEN Forms II 111 IV. Apply mornings St. Francis Girls School. 98 St. Francis Road off su Michaels Berangoon, (B'porc). STAMFORD COLLEGE: This famous national Institution helps you to study at boms through ths post and pass important public examinations.
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      1081 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wards SS (Ml*.)— Bex it ets. extra MINI MINOR IMI Excellent running condition J2.400/-. Tel: (Spore) *****. IMI FORD -REFECT, 1959 Metropolitan Tourer, Slmca Monthlery, Volkswagen. 1954 Wolseley 4/44. 1932 Minor. 638 Oeylang Road. Tel: ***** Spore. LATE 19*2 AUSTIN Sprite SporU. A-60 Baloon. Morris 1000
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      418 14 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) JO Word* SS (Ml*.)— Baa St eta. extra HOTEL AMBASSADOR ttoastlc 4b Meyer Rd Danctaf alstatl* Pfc. ***** STRAND NOTBL Central stosu> Aireonditlontd Rooms Modern Coo vsnisacss Bar/Bastauraat. PMn B'port *****/9. BAR RESTAURANT (Spore) tt Wards SS (Ml*.)— Baa St eta. extra CELESTIAL ROOM t-A Amtwr
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      419 14 TENDERS PENANG J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from registered J.K.R. Contractors in Class ••E" and above (WORKS) up to 12 noon on 25th November. 1963 at the office of the State Engineer, P.W.D., Penang for the CONSTRUCTION OF A TWIN 50" DIAMETER R. C. PIPE CULVERT IN PLACE
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    197 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) November 14 Three tm>"!H INDUSTRIALS Dinlopa 20 els. McAllMer 14 eta. V. Smeltera 20 eta. Kobinson 11 cts. Keao 21 CU. C. Storage 4*4. Ked. Ulap. 16 eta. Kothmau 14 cts t. at N. 18 cU. Selangor Prop. BCU Gammons 16 cts. W, Land 6 eta.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    101 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs INDUSTRIALS continued on 1 firmer line* with riaes were y ell Id excess of falls. Leaders generally Improved slightly. OH* and base metis were very steady, but movements were small. Loans were steady. C.R.A. a/-n Mount Isa. S3/S N. Broken Bill (10a.) 33/6 Ampoi 11/7 Aust.
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    QUIET CONDITIONS ON MART: BIG RUSH FOR CABLES
    663 16 From Our Market Correspondent QUIET conditions were again seen on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday on the eve of the Deepavali holiday in Singapore ana the Federation where both trading rooms will be closed today. Industrial prices ruled quietly steady again with
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 13. Nov. 14. Industrials: 117.81 117.54 Tins: 113.30 113.37 S rubber*: 108.84 108.84 Dec 29, 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    762 16 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayar Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Seuitead (3.000) t1.65. (2.000) $1.67: Central •'roperties 51.30 SL. (46.000) $1.30. (4.000) $1.31 (4.000) 95 cent*. (1.000) 91 cents'; City Devslepments (1,000)
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    CLOSIN6 PRICES
    27 16 November 14. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69; cents (down seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: $484.87} (up 62} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (down 5 tons)
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 16 CHINKS ■'reduce Kiehangs, Singapore noon prloes per picul yesterday: Coconut all: Unquoted. Copra: Nov. Doc L'K /Continent: Unquoted. Popper: Muntok white 1147 a sellers, Sarawak white $146 sellers, special Sarawak black JllL'i sellers, garbled Lampong black (1121 sellers. ASTA 1122* sellers Singapore Ceaenut Oil Millers 1 Association prices:
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    67 16 THE Malayan Eschanse •■mi' 1 Attestation made iheur- changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to S160) Selling TT or 00 ready: Belgian Francs 1621: Italian Lire *****. On the free exchange market In Bong Kong yesterday the U.S dollar mas quoted at 5 721 for
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    Small gain in straits tin: Rubber prices easier
    438 16 STRAITS tin rises 62$ cents in Penang yesterday to $484,871 on an offering estimated down 5 tons to 275 tons. In London overnight a hesitant tone was apparent In tin from the outset and under scattered offers and absence of buyers values
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    RUBBER PRICES
    262 16 DfCEMBER llrit (ride rubber buyirt f.e.b. cloud at 5 p.m. in Sinxipara and Kuala Lumpur yr.itcrday at Wt cents per lt>. down eeren-elKhthii of rent on Wednesday's closing level for the position. The tone «ai nightly •tsaditr. R.A.I, and F.M.R.E. doling pncti in ctnti per Ib. ytittrday: let.
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    156 16 CHIPS lying alongside tha Singapore O Harbour »har... or spotted today are: Bayon 21/22, Kcnrruacbaa 4/5. Sentang N.W. 2. B imslde lt». GlenvlUe 13/14. Straat Rio 10/11. Korea 42/43, Bradeverett 33/34, Bayerostelp 3S/36, Tronob N.W. 3, Mlndoro 23/28, Kosseverett 45. M*!wi» Maru 19. Cosmopolitan cA. Rbtxrnor Inner
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      863 16 WUTIOUNI: tUWM SWICE. Spore r. sTJrrT^^"^?!ani Man I lit, Nttrt, uuinn. YUM It Ptrt 11/11 Ntt 1% Ntt aitatrp, Nsaltrf. Iraata. MM OUTH t WtST OHIO SitVlCt Sp«a Till* I lac Durban (21/12), Port fcinaDtu. (21/12), capetoon 121/Ul, Matadi (11/12), Port Harcourt, La|oi (1/1), Cotonot '1/1). Lone Tema Tafcoradi. Freetown.
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      315 16 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by tba Chairman, Economic Development Board, 2nd Floor, Fullerton BuildIng, up to noon on Friday, 29th November. 1963. for: THE CONSTRUCTION OF EARTHWORK, ROADWORK AND DRAINWORK IN THE KALLANG PARK INDUSTRIAL AREA. (Show Round on 22nd November, 1963 at 10 a.m.)
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    DEATH
    55 17 t In loving mrmory of Teo Prng Knang son of Teo l> Lye who passed iwit at General Hospital c on 13.11.63 at 10.10 a.m. following t a motor cycle accident at Tanah I Mrrah on 10.1163. Funeral took place at hu.i Chu Hang Cemetery vrsterday Drrply grieved by
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      873 17 -—-—it" ..-7ir~7~m if! F*Mi |a<»l European Company pursuing, policy of Malayamsation requires EXPERIENCED ASIAN ASSISTANT a|e 30 40, for the Building Materials Division. This is a senior post and only applicants with knowledge of Building Materials, Sanitary ware and Allied lines need apply. Candidates mast have higher educational qualifications and
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      937 17 NOTICES NOTICES CHAKO. OW ADDRESS J^'joS^ffKnll 0 NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION n 0 Z n Ll^l tZS. CO. LIMITED Limited and that he is no longer authorised to transact any business Please note the change of our jor collect premiums on behalf of iddress as from Prioay, 15th Nov- the Company. smber,
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      434 17 NOTICES WILLIAM JACKS COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED i Incorporated ln th* States of Malaysia I NOTICE is hereby given that the Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office. 2 Benteng, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday, 7th December 1963, at 12 noon. BUSINESS 1 To receive
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      539 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT STATE OF BRUNEI SITUATIONS VACANT APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitable candidates to fill the following vacancies ln the Broadcasting and Information Department, Brunei: 'a) CHIEF PROGRAMME ORGANISER: EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION: Overseas School Certificate or its equivalent with credits ln English and Malay. PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION: Must have at least 5
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      489 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TANAH MERAH BESAR CAMP Suitable contractor wanted for provision of canteen serving W.E.P 1 Jan' 64. Pull particulars Phone (Spore) *****5. J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "D" and above registered contractors will be received by the J.N. selangor. K Lumpur up to 3 p.m. of 19th
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      241 17 TENDER TENDER NOTICE DLPAKTMtN'T OF RADIO Xl ALA LI.MI'LR MALAYSIA TENDERS are invited for the supply and delhery of three 100 kw and two 50 kw broadcast short wave transmitters together with aerial systems. Full specifications ana tender documents may be obtained from the office of the Chief Engineer, Department
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      Two Aussie officials on 'pave way for tours' job
      302 18  -  KEITH HOOPER: from Sydney, Thursday A MAJOR task of two Australian Soccer Federation officials when they visit Singapore! and Hong Kong soon will be to iron out problems holding up South-East Asian tours by Australian teams. The officials are ASF president
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      Lock icon Bigger cars for GP?
      104 18 PARIS. Thurs. International I motor sport officials are to discuss i the possibility of Increasing the j power and size of Orand Prix racing cars at a meeting here on i Nov. 28-29. Hubert Schroeder. secretary of the International Automobile Federation's sports commission, satd the question
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      Lock icon IT'S CLARK AND HYMAN AGAIN
      115 18 IT'S CLARK AND HYMAN AGAIN SPORTSWRITERS CHOSE THEIR STARS OF THE YEAR.., ONDON. Thurs. For JJU the second time in a week. world motorracing champion driver Jim Clark and girl sprinter Dorothy liyman have come out top of a poll as Britain's sportsman and sportswoman of the year. The British
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      Lock icon Progress made, says lOC -member'
      223 18 Progress made, says lOC -member' S. AFRICA NAIROBI, Thurs. Reginald Alexander, a member of the International Olympic Committee, said here yesterday that the South African Olympic Committee had made "considerable progress" towards integration in sport. But this was "only in respect of teams outside South Africa and this, though an
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      Arsenal in draw with Belgians
      182 18 Arsenal in draw with Belgians LONDON, Thurs.-Arsenal. the English First Division club 1 1 1 1 Ue 8«» is of Belgium' in the flrst-leg second round of the Int«r-Citles Cup soccer match here last nign. Arsenal trailed 1-0 at half-time KUola. the Uegeois ouu>uie-left scoring in the 13th minute Arsenal
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      Lock icon All Blacks too good for Cambridge
      165 18 RUGGER—: T ONDON, Thurs.— The New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Union touring team deservedly beat Cambridge University by 20 points (one goal, one penalty goal, one dropped goal and three "tries) to six (two tries) at Cambridge yesterday. The University showed plenty of spirit,
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      Lock icon Ralston ousts top-seeded Emerson
      178 18 TENNIS OYDNEY. Thurs. Dennis Ralston, the American Davis Cup player last night beat top-seeded Roy Emerson (Australia) in the quarterfinals of the New South Wales lawn tennis championships. Ralston won the floodlit match, which lasted 2* hours, by 104. 11-9. M. to raise U.B. hope* for
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      Lock icon Simpson leads a strong side
      219 18 Simpson leads a strong side CRICKET jytELBOURNE, Thurs. iTI Bobby Simpson, who has been widely tipped to captain Australia in England next year, leads a strong Australian XI against the. touring South Africans in a match starting here tomorrow. Simpson scored four and 246 against the South Africans earlier this
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      Lock icon Tourists win by 10 wickets
      70 18 WHYALLA (South Australia). Phurs. The South African cricketers beat a South Australian Country XI by ten wickets in a one-day match here yesterday. The South Africans passed the Country Xls first inninga total of 87 with ail their wickets intact. They batted on and declared
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      C-Council games
      46 18 PENANG. Thurs. The Penang City Council's soccer, hockey, tennis, badminton and table-tennis teams will be travelling to Kuala Lumpur to meet the City Council there In their annual games this weekend. They will compete for the Tuan Hajl Ismail bin Panjang Arts Shield. HOCKEY
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      350 18 MAKEANOTE! on buying textbooks for You owe yourself a visrt to MPH! Our stores in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca and Penang have a wide range of textbooks for all classes, 1 from Primary I to Preuniversity. So when teacher hands you the list of new textbooks you must have for
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      106 18 SEVERE COLDS LAY YOU LOW WOODS' WILL END YOUR WOE Do you suffer regularly from colds? When a cold has you In its |rip, the soothing and warming medication of Woods' Groat Peppermint Cur* will soon bring relief and comfort. You'll b« amaxtd how quickly it will relitv« hnvy colds,
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    We will win, says Harun
    346 19  -  FRANCIS BOEY MALAYSIA XI OFF TO BANGKOK 'THAILAND MUST ATTACK AND THUS PLAY RIGHT INTO OUR HANDS 9 by KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysia soccer team left lor Bangkok this morning confident of victory over Thailand in their second-leg Olympic extra-pre-liminary round matcn on Saturday.
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    CONN CAN'T MAKE IT | FOR SUNDAY'S RACING
    170 19 CONN CAN'T MAKE IT FOR SUNDAY'S RACING Motor-cycling ./.JALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— M.uaysia Grand Prix winner i":ir.s Conn will not compete the Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit race at the Dip.umt.k Enclave on Sunday after all. The Malayan Motor Sports Club today announced thai the British airman, who Is stationed in England
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    Negri carnival
    40 19 SEREMBAN. Thurs.— A total of 270 boys and girls from the English primary schools in Negri Sembilan will be taking part in a hockey and sepak raga carnival on Nov. 22. 23 and 24 on the Negri padanc.
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    Suspended for two years
    77 19 SINGAPORE. Thun An- ,at Jalan Besar .stadium, war Hamed, captain of The SAFA commission of the Sukaramai Sports Club, inquiry, under the chairmana SAFA league Division One ship of Seah Yun Chong, side, was yesterday suspended found him guilty of the allfor two years for dangerously
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    Penang women confident of winning M-meet
    155 19 Penang women confident of winning M-meet PENANG. Thurs. With six internationals in their side. Penang are conflident of winning the first Malaysian women's hockey championship starting tomorrow on the Western Road ground here. Five States— Penang Perak. Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Singapore— are taking part in the threeday tournament. The
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    Lenny gets winner
    92 19 CINOAPORE. Thurs. A goal five minutes from time by centre forward Lenny Nona gave Singapore Recreation Club a 1-0 victory over Police in their SHA league Division One match on the padang today. When Wee made a great 45thmlnute save off a short-corner hit by Lenny Nonls,
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    213 horses to run at November meeting
    959 19 XL ENTRIES KUALA LUMPUR. I Thurs. A total of j 213 entries has been re-| ceived by the Selangor' Turf Club for their November meeting which begins on Sunday week. The entries comprise 112 j Class 4 horses. 79 Class 5 horses and
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    Pagan King looks fit for hurdles
    418 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. pAGAN KING, favourite for the 9f hurdles race at the Bukit Timah amateur meeting on Saturday did a smashing 8f trial this morning Pagan Kine looked fit when given strong pace work and jumped well over the hurdles. Today's track work was
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    Penang Gold Cup
    115 19 PENANO, Thurs. The $20,000 Penanß Gold Cup for Class 1 horses over lOf will be run at the Penan* Turf Club's four-day Christmas-New Year Meeting on Dec. 21. 22, 28 and 29. There will be three other trophy races— the $11,000 Governors Cup P and O Cup
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      180 19 THE PRO DOUBLE ACTION TOOTHBRUSH DOES A BETTER JOB! Action clxki txth claorf i J^B»~-^J^* •Ml Itw. Mp HftH off loort. *S0! -3T/ 4«ay. TMt it i«m OIIOINAI **£S?l/ wHh Km typ« fcrfH. C«*M Jg y /^l /Outt.d* >•»< .1 9 .m1, WHTTE fcfs.7 NYLON IUfTS m flO £.S* I
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      46 19 HOC'KtV AUUysian women's international: Penang v Perak (4 p.m.): S'gor v Nettri (5.30. both matches at Western Rd.. Penanfjh Spore Div. 2: Khalsa v Woodbridge Hosp. (Jn. Bahagia): Friendly SRC v Spore Sikhs (Spore padangi. RUGGER Clab match: S'iror Club B v S'gor Malays (XL padang).
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      30 19 SOCCKK MarCH ivra> (up I S*poy Lines RC 4 TPCA 2. (Ipoilj ClMMkai KiTHl'nO SEPAK RAGA— Inter-Ucpt final Olei.ealy 0 > Penang > Prisons bl City CounBOCktY— H-teoUlj iPeoang jcU (holders) 2-1.
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    Istana grounds open
    32 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Isliak, has ordered the grounds of the Istana Negara opened to the public tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    'Defence against Reds: Freedom in religion'
    347 20 'Def ence against Reds: Freedom in religion' KUALA LUMPUR, which draws strength from Thurs j^ Malay- reli B ion ancl from faith in j~ ««i,* 4.v.~ r* n -^r. God. sia is to fight the Communists effectively, then no section of its population drawing strength from religion and from faith
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    Gun youths rob Shaws' woman cashier, 60, of $4,000
    307 20 Gun youths rob Shaws' woman cashier, 60, of $4,000 By 808 PERIES SINGAPORE, Thurs. 0 For 20 years a lean bespectacled Shaw Organisation cashier, Madam Lian Yai, 60, has carried large sums of money between banks and the many Shaw offices in Singapore. Today she was held up and robbed.
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    Meet the people
    28 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Assemblywoman for Moulmein, Mrs. C.V. Devan Nair. will not hold her weekly meet-the-people session tomorrow (Deepavali). It will be resumed next Friday.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN |
    407 20 LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN LONDON. Thurs. Good economic news contributed to the rather brighter conditions in stock markets today but buyers were still taking only a llmltea interest. The brightest spot was giltedged but there was some reaction In prices in the afternoon, following an increase in the French
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    Chamber's chief on foreign interest in Singapore
    486 20 SINGAPORE, Thursday TIIIO rate <>i economic and social developmen! in Singapore has increased sharply over the last few months, and there are signs of considerable foreign interest in investment in Singapore. Mr. N. D. Holt, the chairman, said this today at the half-yearly
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    Dance drama at Sembawang
    44 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three young dancer?, trained at the Singapore Kathakali Yogam. will make their debut in a "Sundaree fiwayamvaram" dance drama at Narayana Gurukula. Sembawang. tomorrow night. They are Miss Padmarani Mania m, Miss Santha Baiakrtshna and Miss C. Velayudhavijayan.
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    Electricity cuts
    46 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Electricity supplies will be Interrupted between 9 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. on Tuesday in the areas bounded by North Bridge Road. Crawford Street. Beach Road. Clyde Terrace and Rochore Road to enable electrical work to be carried out In Jalan Sultan substation.
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    Malaysia certificate
    29 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—TheOovernment has decided to award the Malaysia Certificate to the Chinese Physician Association of Telok Ayer Street, in addition to those announced in September this year.
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    'Get jabs' appeal
    81 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Health tonight strongly urged all residents of Kampong Chia Heng, where- a case of cholera was discovered, to go for inoculation. No fresh suspected cases were found in the area today after 1,885 people had been screened. A mobile immunisation team this
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    Lock icon the growing burden of foreign —debt
    159 20 the growing burden of foreign debt BANGKOK, Thurs. Th« economic development of several Asian Colombo Plan countries has been hampered by their "growing burden of foreign debt," according to an official communique released at the end of the Colombo Plan ministerial conference here today. "Some developing countries have reached a
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    DEATH
    59 20 TAN tOO CHONG Mi I aw.iy iKaCi-rully at Um.ral Hospital. HakMl 11-11-113 luntrnl b<-ar.«e leav« i:i.is-<: Kit-bans Kcchll at noon on 16-11-63 for burtnl at P.uklt S.bnVnr. Ho leaves behind his beloved wife Onj Yam Neo. sons. Krank Tan KnK Hunt. Patrick Tun Knt Ti.-n and 2 dau>:iiti rs.
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