The Straits Times, 21 November 1963

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    TENGKU HOPEFUL
    316 1 The Cabinet decides on proposals to Manila NOTE TO KHOMAN: PROSPECTS OF RESUMPTION OF D&LOMATIC RELATIONS 'GOOD' SAYS PREMIER KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday i TENGKU Abdul Rahman said today that the prospects of Malaysia resuming diplomatic relations with the Philippines were good. The Prime Minister said this after a
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    Indonesian infiltration: Sock sets up 5 bases
    271 1 Indonesian infiltration: Sock sets up 5 bases KOTA BHARU. Wed. The head of the Special Branch in Kelantan. Deputy Supt. .Muda bin Idris. said here today that the Jakarta regime had set up five bases from which the Indonesian people could infiltrate into Malaysia. They are in Medan, Pekan Bharu.
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    Body in canal
    31 1 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Police tonight recovered the body of a mlddle-a^ecl woman from the canal in Aljunied Road. She is believed to have fallen into the Kalians River yesterday.
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    Lock icon Cinema bomb scare
    49 1 CROWDS AT DISCREET DISTANCE KEEP TWO-HOUR WATCH OUTSIDE ODEON 0-T1.1.1.-111 i.MKTKIi Federal Keservr Unit men keep the i iirions crouds at a safe distance in North Bridge Road. The Odeon Cinema is to the left, not shown in this Straits Times picture by Lee Tuck Soon.
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    THE PROBLEM: TO RISK STAMPEDE OR WAIT?
    450 1  - THE PROBLEM: TO RISK STAMPEDE OR WAIT? R. CHANDRAN, A. FAZIL By SINGAPORE, Wed AN anonymous caller dialled "999" at 3.15 p.m. tQday to report that a time bomb had been hidden in the Odeon Theatre in North Bridge Road. Police and Army bomb disposal experts swung into action only
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    Lock icon Threat to kill the Queen: Man charged
    99 1 LONDON. Wed— London police today charged a man with writing a letter threatening to kill Queen Elizabeth. George William Mead. a 40--year-old clerk, appeared at the Mansion House Court today, and was oidered to be held In custody ur.tll Nov. 28. He was
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    Lock icon Saved—by the life machine
    84 1 Saved by the life machine MOSCOW, Wed. A 21--year-old patient was brought back to life at a Minsk clinic with the help of a heart and lung apparatus 43 minutes after he had apparently died. Tass news agency reported. It said that. 38 minutes after instruments recorded "clinical death." Professor
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    'Mice money' for dockers
    44 1 WELLINGTON. Weu— Dockers unloading the German ship Cap Castillo here get sixpence an hour "mice money," a union official said. Hundreds of mice Infest the holds of the Cap Castillo, whicn arrived from American Pacific poets with a general cargo.
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    Lock icon A tale of a tap-trapped finger
    75 1 HONG KOXG. Wed. Chik Wai. 38. stuck his finger into a water tap and could not get it out again. Neighbours called the police who sent two fire engines and an ambulance. Firemen worked for two hours smashing down a wall to get at
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    Lock icon Visa refused
    30 1 LONDON. Wed. The British Government has refused a visa to General Humberto Delgado. exiled Portuguese opposition leader, to visit Britain, a Home Office spokesman said here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon US loans to Pakistan
    20 1 KARACHI. Wed— Three United States loan for Pakistan totalling US$2.6 million were signed here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Hungerland
    197 1 i JAKARTA, Wed. rPHE Bandoeng A branch of the powerful Indonesian National Front Political Confederation has urged the Government to distribute rice at pegged prices to the people of West Java. The Front, which is Itself Government sponMircri. said that such a move would "help alleviate the difficulties of
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    Anti-cholera jabs again for all
    313 1 Anti-cholera jabs again for all KUALA LUMPI R. Wed. The Minister of Health has announced that in view of the outbreak of cholera in Singapore, a new Malaya-wide inoculation, campaign will begin on Monday. In Singapore, five new cholera cases were reported in the last 24 hours making a total
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    Lock icon Bagdad calm again after coup
    188 1 OAGDAD. Wed.— Only a few National Guardsmen remained in hiding today as calm returned to Bagdad in the wake of Monday's military coup. Nearly all the estimated 8,000 members of the National Guard Baathist militia formed by ousted VicePremier All Saleh Saad are reported to
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 A-A GUNS, TROOPS AT ROYAL PALACE PHNOM PENH, Wed. Two anti-aircraft Rons wcrr mountrd in front of royal palace herr today following rumours abroad of imminent roup a gainst Cambodian Head of StaU-, Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Rrutrr.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Indian defences tests end
      36 2 NEW DELHI, Wed.— A 10-<Uy, four-nation air exercise to test Indian defences against a potential Communist Chinese assault ended here yesterday. The exercise involved Indian. United States, British and Australian planes. UPI.
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      Lock icon U.S. urges Sihanouk: Think again on stopping! aid—'
      267 2 U.S. urges Sihanouk: Think again on stopping! aid WASHINGTON, Wed Tf —The United States is privately urging Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia to reconsider his decision to stop receiving American aid. diplomatic sources here said yesterday. The belief in Washington was that Cambodia would be subjected to influences and pressures
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      Maca: I risked defeat by correct policies
      179 2 VfANILA, Wed. PreiTl sident Diosdado Macapagal said yesterday that he had been prepared to face defeat for his ruling Liberal Party candidates In last Tuesday's elections. His Press Secretary. Mr. Leoncio Parungao. quoted the President as having been "Julibant" over the results, although
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      Nehru names ministers
      45 2 NEW DELHI. Wed.— The Prim* Minister, Mr. Nehru, today appointed two more Caboet members, to complete a reshuffle he .rr.'U:d Oi: -.'k. 21. The appointment were Mr. Mohammad Currun Chagla as Education Minister and Mr. Bhakta Harshan as Deputy Education Minister— UPl.
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      Lock icon Call to arms
      40 2 KARACHI. Wed. President Ayub Khan of Pakistan said yesterday the chaiices oi aggression frr>n. India were greater now than ever before, and urged all ablebodied civilians to take military training which would be provided for tnem.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Post-coup Viet Cong terror falls from its peak
      225 2 Post-coup Viet Cong terror falls from its peak OAIGON, Wed. Viet Cong-initiated incidents in South Vietnam fell sharply last week after reaching an alltime high level following the Nov. 1 coup d etat, according to military sources. Latest figures compiled for Officials attending the Honolulu talks on South Vietnam show
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      Lock icon Japan seeks air link to Moscow
      49 2 LONDON. Wed. The Tokyo correspondent of the Financial Times today reported that Japan was making strenuous efforts tr get Russian agreement to a Tokyo-Moscow air route. Japan was also discussing thf long-term possibility of flying route to Communist China the correspondent added.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sabotage bid
      36 2 MANILA. Wed.— An official of the Phllppine Air Lines said last night attempts were made to saootage four tV.L planes and 'JO employees were suspended (or ac* inimical to the public interest.' 1 U.P.I.
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      Lock icon REDS BAR LAOS CEASEFIRE PLANS
      123 2 REDS BAR LAOS CEASEFIRE PLANS PLAIN OF JARS, Wed. The pro-Commu-nist Pathet Lao yesterday rejected neutrals proposals for maintaining the ceasefire, when the two commanders met here. Gen. Sing Ka Po. Pathet Lao Commander-in-C hie f gav< an emphatic "no"' to Gen. Kong Lac's suggestion that mixed Pathet Lao and
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      Lock icon Two pilots killed
      27 2 TOKYO. Wed. Two U.S. Air Force pilots were killed last night when their T-33 Jet trainer crashed about 35 miles southwest of Tokyo. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Kennedy reviews U.S.-Jakarta relations
      387 2 Kennedy reviews U.S.Jakarta relations Britain 'underestimating' Sock LONDON, Wad WASHINGTON, Wednesday pRESIDENT Kennedy reviewed U.S.-Indonesian relations at a White House meeting yesterday as a Republican Congressman attacked his military aid programme to President Soekarno's government The President conferred with Mr. Howard P. Jones. T ORD Shepherd (Labour) told the llou.tr
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      UN BACKS N-FREE LATIN AMERICA
      293 3 UNIJED NATIONS, Wednesday. THE United Nations yesterday endorsed Latin American plans to set up a nuclear-free zone. Russia, other Communist nations and Cuba refused to join in the general approval. The General Assembly's main political commit»e voted by 89 votes to nil, with 14 abstentions,
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      Lock icon 500 die in floods
      67 3 500 die in floods \TEW YORK, Wed. About 500 people were killed in Haiti in a series of floods and landslides last week, it was reported here yesterday. The floods and landslides caused millions of dollars of damage and left thousands homeless. Some 5,000 Haitians were killed when hurricane flora
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      Lock icon January visit by Erhard
      63 3 LONDON. Wed.— Prof. Lvc 1 wig Erhard. West German Chancellor, will have talks here In midJanuary with Sir Alec DouglasHome, British Prime Minister, on 'Anglo-German relations and matter of common interest to the Western Alliance." An announcement (rum No. 10 Downing Street added that Mr. R.
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      Lock icon A dog in bedroom no ground for divorce
      104 3 I ONDON, Wed. Rows &e--.tween married couples about pet dogs sleeping in their bedroom are not grounds for divorce, a court of appeal judge said here today. "One spouse wants the dog to sleeD in the bedroom, possibly on the bed. the
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      Lock icon 80mph gales
      28 3 LONDON, Wed. Gales of up to 80 m.p.h. and torrential rain continued to lash Britain yesterday causing further havoc to sea. rail and road traffic. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Barghoorn: Arrest could have been mistake by minor Soviet official
      331 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. Professor Frederick Barghoorn said last night that "it is possible" that his arrest by the Soviet Union on spy charges could have resulted from a mistake on the part of minor Russian officials The Yale University professor, who
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      Lock icon Britain's economy 'encouraging'
      210 3 PARIS, Wednesday. TiHE British Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Reginald Maudling said yesterday Britain's economy was moving in an "encouraging" manner. Addressing the Ministerial Council of the Organisation' for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), he said expansion was not as great In 1962 expected, but had been
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      Lock icon OBE for 'Coco the Clown'
      65 3 LONDON. Wed. "Coco the Clown" received the in.s.gula of U Officer of the British Empire (OBE) at Budtmehun Palace! yesterday. He was among 162 men and omen invested by the Queen Mother on behalf of Queen Elizabeth. The clown, Russ'an-born Mr. Nikolai Polakovs. received the
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      Lock icon Record output by Ford
      46 3 LONDON, Wed.— Ford's of Britain said yesterday they produced more vehicles In October than In any previous month In the firm's history. A total of 64.850 cars, commercial vehicles and tractors left the company's production lines half of them for export. Reuter.
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      Bomber blast kills three
      37 3 ROSWELL (New Mexico), Wed. —Three people were killed yesterday when a B-S2 Jet bomber exploded while undergoing repairs at Walker Air Force Base, near here. Base officials said four others were Injured.— UPl.
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      Lock icon SIR ALEC WINS AGAIN
      75 3 LONDON. Wed. St Alec i is Home's Conservative Government last night defeated Labour's second censure motion on successive nights, by 335 votes to 246. Labour sought to Indict the Government's attitude towards scientific training and education, but Ita motion was rejected by the House' of Commons
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      Lock icon Duke's— solicitors accept that writ
      149 3 Duke's— solicitors accept that writ f ONDON, Wed.— The Duke of Kent's solicitors announced here yesterday that they had accepted service of a writ issued against him for alleged slander. The announcement said the writ, Issued by Mrs. Barbara Florence Brook, a widow living in the Padd ing ton area
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      Lock icon Scientist gets damages from paper
      172 3 Scientist gets damages from paper f ONDON, Wed.— A libel action by Italianborn scientist Dr. Guiseppe Enrico Gilberto Martelli, who was acquitted here early this year of charges under the official Secrets Act came before the High Court yesterday. Dr. Martelli. who had been seconded to the British Atomic Energy
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      Lock icon Nasution sees Nik
      26 3 MOSCOW. Wed— Oeneral Abdul Harts Nasufion, the Indonesian Defence Minister, v. as received by Mr. Khrushchev yesterday In Kiev, 'he Ukranlan capital. —Reuter.
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    'Miss Deepavali'
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Wed —Malaysian Enterprises will hold a "Miss < Deepavali 1963 contest at its social and dance at the Sea View Hotel ballroom on Saturday, from 1 3 p.m. to 2 a.m. There will also be f a fashion show by Ruth Warner's Model Academy.
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    Anti-flood plan
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— The Pari tißmei.ua rv Secretary to the Ministry of Heal.li. Mr. Sla Kah Hut. will open the Playfalr Road and North of Bartley Road anti-flood scheme tomorrow at 5.30 p.m.
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    Minister warns of sinister Red plot
    593 4 gINGAPOBE, Wed. The Minister of Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today warned of the "sinister machinations of foreign-inspired elements" who wanted to destroy the democratic society in Malaysia. He charged them with, using Communist agitation and subversion in the guise of educational problems as
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    DIVORCE FOR A CLERK'S WIFE
    236 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. MARIE CHAI SIAT YOON, the wife of a clerk, A '*John Baptist Tan Wah Seek, who petitioned for a dWorce on the ground of desertion, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Tan An Tah in the High Court today. The decree
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    Welfare film
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. At 9.20 p.m. on Friday Television Stngapura's Channel 5 feature a film entitled "A Helpins Hand", highlighting aspects of Social Welfare service in Singapore.
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    School prize day
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Political Secretary to the Minis: er for Finance. Mr. S. Ramaswamy. will give away the prizes at the annual prize-giving and exhibition of Bukil Merah North School at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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    CHILDREN'S FASHIONS FOR CHARITY
    123 4 CHILDREN'S FASHIONS FOR CHARITY SINGAPORE, Wed. Ton Puan Noor Aishah, wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara Tun Yusof bin Ishak, today opened a children's fashion show organised by the Christmas Fair Committee at the Dutch Club in Adam Road. Some 30 children took part in I the parade, modelling party
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    Sale by welfare homes
    84 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— The i 11 residential Homes of the Social Welfare Department will hold their annual exhibition and sale of work at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday. It will be opened by the First Lady. Toh Puan Noor Aishah. The Minister for Home Affairs, Inche
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      419 4 'THE following I* today s schedule aterdam. Lahore. Damascus. Kara 1 of civil aircraft movementa at chl (Efi 2*5f>> It. 35 a.m. P«ya Lebar airport Singapore ■ritUh United Airway.: From Rtanxert. Istanbul Rombnv IBR ARRIVALS M:> 700 m bo AC: From London. Frankfurt. departures Zurich, Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta B0 AC:
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    Strike was NOT illegal
    1190 5 SINGAPORE, Wed HALT OVfiR MOVE TO DEREGISTER UNION WAS TRADE DISPUTE, JUDGE RULES f £HE First Criminal District Judge, Mr. J. B. Jeyeretnam, today rulled that a strike called by the recently deregistered Singapore Bus Workers' Union on Oct. 8 and 9 in protest against the
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    Pay row goes to court
    156 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The First Industrial Arbitration Court today heard submissions by the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and the management of Boustead and Co on the Interpretation of a clause in their existing collective agreement. Mr. A. Aziz Karim. for the union, claimed thaS
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    Housing plan for civil servants 'a bold -approach'
    280 5 Housing plan for civil servants 'a bold -approach'- KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The National Union of Government Clerical Workers today welcomed the Government's plan to help civil servants build their own homes with low-interest loans. The union's general secretary. Mr. G. N. Rajan. described the move as "a refreshing and bold
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    $119,000 school being: built
    36 5 NIBONO TEBAL. Wed.— Work Is in progress on a $119,000 secondary continuation school in Simpang Anipat. near here. The school, which will have six classrooms Is expected to b« completed In January.
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    The court and unions...
    177 5 I SINGAPORE. Wed. THE First Criminal District Judge. Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, in dismissing a private summons brought by a member of the Naval Base Labour Union against its treasurer. N. Retnam, today commented that the court should not "too readily lend its assistance in the
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    300 FLOOD EVACUEES IN COMMUNITY CENTRE
    116 5 300 FLOOD EVACUEES IN COMMUNITY CENTRE rpANJONG KARANG. A Wed. More than 300 people who were evacuated yes t c r day from flooded homes In low-lying areas are being housed at the community centre here. The houses were flooded after heavy rain and a. break in an irrigation canal
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    NEARLY 9,000 ACRES FOR 900 LANDLESS FAMILIES
    101 5 BATU PAHAT, Wed. About 900 families will benefit from land development schemes covering 8.965 acres in this district. A 1,005-acre scheme at Brl Wangi for 116 settlers on the Parit Sulong-Yong Peng road is fully subsidised by the Government. A similar scheme at
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    iVeii? Reuters manager for S-E Asia appointed
    110 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.— MJitnmy Hahn, 34 (above), has been appointed Keuters manager for South-East Asia, it was announced here. He is to succeed Mr. David Chipp. who is returning to London next month to take responsibility for all Reuters operations in Asia. Mr. Hanh
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    Officials elected
    39 5 I TAIPING. Wed.— lnche Mokhtar bin Bahudin has been re-elected chairman of the Ex-Services Association, North Perak. with Ma lor Mohcimed bin Mat Samnn v vicej chairman or.'! r.ir. 1 1 1 V.'-'ii^udin bin I PandrU: V:
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    Photographic show
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Yanjt di-Pertuan Negaia, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, will open 'he second Malaysia Student Photographic Exhibition at the Singi pore Polytechnic exhibition hall .it 5.30 pjn. on Dec. 4.
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    Trawl fishing ban is extended by a month
    327 5 ALOR STAR, Wed THE Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today announced that the temporary ban on trawler fishing, due to expire this month, would be extended until the end of December. Inche Khir Johari made this announcement at
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    Court told of rape, marriage, divorce
    323 6 TAIPING, Wednesday. J^ PRELIMINARY inquiry here was told yesterday that a car driver, Arup bin Noordin, 60, raped a girl of 13 one night, then married her and divorced her all in a fortnight. The girl told the court that she was going home
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    Gift from Puri
    43 6 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Indian High Commissioner In Kuala Lumpur, Mr. YJC Purl, will present a gift of books to the Gandhi Library in Race Course Lane on the occasion of his visit to the Gandhi Memorial tomorrow at 6JO p.m.
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    Visit by Swami
    29 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The president of the Ramataishna Mission In India, Swami Madhavanandajl MaharaJ. will pay a short visit to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur early next year.
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    Lock icon 17 Chinese arrested in Sarawak
    69 6 17 Chinese arrested in Sarawak KUCHINQ, Wed— A Sarawak Constabulary spokesman yesterday announced the arrest of 17 Chinese, including a number from Kuching, at Bekenu In the Subls district of the Fourth Division. Four of those arrested had since been released. Another had been charged with possession of subversive documents
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    Clerks to hold meeting
    62 6 BATD PAHAT. Wed.-Clerks typists and stenographers In tha district will hold a meeting hen on Friday at the Batu Pahat Club to discuss the salary schemes and conditions of service. Officials from the Jobore dlvl*ion of the National Union of Government Clerical Workers and the Amalgamated
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    Lovers find a favourite new resort—
    176 6 Lovers find a favourite new resort ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The precincts of the new Malaysian houses of Parliament are proving a favourite spot for hundreds of courting couples. The beautiful, modern build Ingsand the artificial ponds In front of the main building create a romantic atmosphere. Four policemen are on
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    War on pests
    39 6 PENANG, Wed.— Members of the Farmers Association of the Province Wellesley villages of Telok Ayer Tawar, Padang Bengali, and Bagan Belat. killed about 3,000 rats and four cobraa when they waged an anti-pest war last weekend.
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    To hear objections
    25 6 BANTING, Wed. The Sepang Town Board will meet here on Nov. 28 to consider appeals and objections by property owners against valuations.
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    £10,000 pay-off
    89 6 f ONDON, Wed.— The L* former Governor of Sarawak, Sir Alexander Waddell (above), is being paid £10,000 compensation on the termination of his appointment as a result of Malaysia. The Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary, Mr. Duncan Sandys, said this in the House of Commons in reply to a
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    $330 for P-Fund
    20 6 IPOH, Wed.— The staff of the Education Department, Perak, have donated $330.80 to the National Patriotic Fund.
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    Lock icon Australians know their neighbours in Asia better now, Hon finds
    199 6 TtjELBOURNE, Wed.— iTI Australians now are much more aware of their South-East Asian neighbours than nine years ago, the chairman of the Economic Development Board of Singapore, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, said here. Mr Hon is leading a 17--man Singapore
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    -Front will defend Malaysia, buL..Ooi
    185 6 -Front will defend Malaysia, buL..Ooi pENANG, Wed. The 1 Socialist Front is prepared to take up arm* to defend Malaysia, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, chairman of the Front* Penang division, declared today. "But", he said In a statement, "we are not prepared to take up arms to protect foreign vested
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    Han Suyin offers two scholarships
    122 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Authorew Han Suyin has offered two scholarships to those who wish to study languages at Nanyang University to express her "great confidence in the future of the university and high regard for iv staff and students." The scholarships, each for $2,500 a year,
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    The day a rejected suitor came back—with a knife
    650 7 The day a rejected suitor came back with a knife SLEPT WITH A MAN, THEN TWO DEATHS IN THE MORNING, A WOMAN TELLS CORONER PENANG, Wed J^ WOMAN shopkeeper, Chan Geok Thuan, 40, today testified that a neighbour who stabbed her amah to death and later killed himself, had also
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    Brunei Govt denial
    62 7 BRUNEI TOWN, Wed. The Brunei Government yesterday denied reports that six more Communist elements were arrested on Nov. 11 In the State. An official statement said no further arrests have been made by Brunei police "since the early morning operation of Nov. 11. 1963 when five Chinese
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    Govt move on bus strike: Union 'No'
    202 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rpHE Transport Workers' Union will oppose any move by the Government to issue temporary permits to bus operators between Tapah and the Cameron Highlands because of the strike by 37 employees of the Regal Bus Co. at Tapah. The Government
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    Race unity call by Sarawak Chinese
    134 7 Race unity call by Sarawak Chinese KUCHING, Wed.— The Sarawak Chinese Association, appealing for unity among all races in Sarawak, today attacked President Soekarno's confrontation policy and Indonesian raids over Sarawak. Mr. Ting Tung Ming, publicity chief of the association, said his party's general assembly last weekend had called for
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    Territorial Army recruiting
    82 7 Territorial Army recruiting KUALA LUMPUK. Wed.— A Malaysian recruiting ;<am will visit the Territorial Army Centre here on Nov. 28 to recruit more men for the training centre at the Port Dickson Garrison. The recruits, who would be expected to work as education instructors on completion of training, should be
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    Bid to settle differences
    55 7 MUAR. Wed. The secretarygeneral ol the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities Employees. Inche Ibrahim bin Musa. will meet representatives of the Muar branch on Nov. 29 to solve differences between thp headquarters and Batu Pahat members. Inche Ibrahim will also discuss the setting up of
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    THE FRONT IS A 'CANCEROUS GROWTH' SAYS MCA LEADER
    155 7 PENANG, Wed T»HE chairman of the MCA labour committee, Mr. Urn Cheng Poh, today described the Socialist Front as a "cancerous growth" in Malaysia. "Unless this growth is removed, the life of our country would be In wave danger," he said
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    134 7 Censorship? Oh no— we supply the news: Brunei Govt BRUNEI TOWN, Wed. The Brunei Oovernment today denied reports that it has imposed censorship on news for overseas dispatch. The report, broadcast yesterday by Radio Malaysia, said the censorship went Into effect last Thursday. "It is completely untrue and very misleading,"
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    JUDGE TO GO INTO PRIVATE PRACTICE
    135 8 JUDGE TO GO INTO PRIVATE PRACTICE SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's First Criminal District Judge, Mr. J. B. Jeyeratnam, will leave his post early next month to Join a private legal firm. Mr. Jeyeratnam, 38, who has been in Government service for 12 years, said: "I have been planning this move lor
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    Councillor dies in hospital
    68 8 KAMPAR. Wwl. Mr. S. Ayahs:in:y. 51, an Alliance member ot the Kampar town council, died in hospital today after a heart attack. A building contractor, he was elected on June 23. He was a v.er-prrsidMit, of the Kampar branrh of the Malayan Indian Anti-rabies campaign MALACCA,
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    BACK TO JAIL FOR BROKER
    96 8 BACK TO JAIL FOR BROKER PENANG. Wed. A car broker. Lee Leong Poh, 41 was re-arrested outside the Sessions Court this afternoon soon after he had been freed on two charges of possessing a revolver and 101 rounds of ammunition without a licence on Oct. 23. The court president. Mr.
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    JOINT COUNCIL No. 2 BY NEWSPAPER UNIONS
    138 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Tho National Union of Employees In the Printing Industry, Straits Times i .section, and the National Union of Journalists, Ma- laya. today signed an agree- i ment for the formation of a Joint Council for Industrial Action. A Press statement
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    'US aiding Indonesia against Malaysia'
    278 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. IJY sanctioning the continued export of spare parts for U.S.-built Hercules transport planes, the United States is allowing Indonesia to keep these aircraft in the air for use against Malaysia. This was stated today by Inche Abdullah Ahmad, American-trained political secretary to
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    2 Artis men told to swear allegiance first —
    277 8 2 Artis men told to swear allegiance first SINGAPORE, Wed. The Central Government has told two members of the banned Angkatan Revo 1 v s i Tentera Islam Singapura (Artis) that they will be granted permanent stay in the country if they swear by the Koran that they will be
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    Tengku sends his thanks
    69 8 KUALA LUMP'Jrt. Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman has thanked the Selangor Muslim League for supporting the Central Government's move for a call-up. In a letter to the league's honorary general secretary, Inchr A. R. Mohair.cd Yunus. the Tengku stated that he appreciated "the spirit of loyalty and
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    Police detain 20 men
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Police yesterday detained 15 men under the Societies Ordinance and another five under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. A total of 175 men were screened during anti-secret society checks
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    Parents' Day
    25 8 KLUANO. Wed. The Tamil National Type Primary School here will hold its Parents' Day at the school hall on Friday at 7 p.m.
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    FALSE LICENCES HAD SPELLING MISTAKES: COURT TOLD
    201 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed MR. A. D. Karunaratna, an official of the office of the Registrar and Inspecter of Motor Vehicles, Selangor, told the Sessions Court here today that three driving licences shown to him as exhibits in a forgery case contained spelling mistakes.
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    'Two ugliest blots in Muslim laws
    528 8 LECTURER SUGGESTS SEVEN WAYS FOR REFORM SINGAPORE, Wed BURMESE lecturer in law has urged reforms in Malaya's Muslim laws and picked out polygamy and ease of divorce as the "two ugliest blots' of the laws. U Hla Aung, a lecturer In law at the
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    Ex-Convent girl wins scholarship In London
    102 9 Ex-Convent girl wins scholarship In London PENANG, Wed.— Miss Tan Eng Yatt, 22, a former Penang Convent student now studying decoration and interior design in the Northern Polytechnic Institute in London, has been awarded the R. Dakin travelling scholarship for 1963. She left Penang in 1959 and is the first
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    'I WILL RETURN WITH MY BAND'
    241 9 'I WILL RETURN WITH MY BAND' says Johnny SINGAPORE, Wed. Well-known Japanese pop singer Johnny Nakamura Is so captivated by the friendliness of the people of Malaya and Singapore that he wants to bring his band here. Johnny, who is here on the last leg of his Malaysian tour, said
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    Aborigine dance show for Sultan of Perak
    101 9 IPOH, Wed.— The Sultan and the Raja Perempuan of Perak were entertained to aborigine dances when they visitea i^e Klnta intake waterfall at Tarjonji Rambuuan and had a picnic lunch there today. A team of 12 aborigine men and women, including a vocalLst.
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    Union's call: All must register or volunteer
    215 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. JHE National Union of Government Clerical Workers today called on all its 4,000 members to register for national service or, in the case of women and those outside the 21-28 age group, to volunteer for service. The call was made
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    All-Chinese —rally
    41 9 All-Chinese rally MUAR. Wed. The Muar Chinese Patriotic Action Committee will hold an aU-Chlnese antiSoekarno rally on Sunday. All shops, theatres and petty traders will close business from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. to urge the public to attend the rally.
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    Awards for study in Germany
    58 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The West German Academic Exchange Service is offering scholarships to Malaysians to study for a year at universities in Germany. Applicants should hold a Higher School Certificate and have studied at a university for two years. The age limit is between 20
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    Tasek Cement office burgled
    48 9 IPOH. Wed. Thieves broke into the office of Tasek Cement Limited in the Tasek Industrial Estate, and stole a typewriter and an electric fan worth a total of $400 yesterday. The theft was discovered by a worker when he went to open the office.
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    It's vital to replant to compete, planter told
    236 9 PENANG. Wed HPHE president of the North Malaya Asian Planters Association, Mr. Soon Cheng Sun, said today that it was vital for rubber producers to replant with high-yielding trees. •Without new high-yield-ing trees," he told the association's "aiinuai meeting, producers stand the
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    Province South gets new ADO
    39 9 NIBONG TEBAt. Wed. Mr. S. Chandrusekaran has -assumed duties as Assistant District Officer. Province South. He succeeded Mr. Hon Teang Nam. who has left the district on transfer to Butterworth as Chinese Affairs Officer.
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    18 months jail for man who tried to sell gun
    284 9 18 months jail for man who tried to sell gun TPOH. Wed.— A veget--1 able gardener, Loke Hing, 24, who tried to sell a :38 Colt revolver to a police inspector in a hotel here, was today sentenced to 18 months' Jail by the Sessions Court. He was also jailed
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    Officers help Australians here to vote
    77 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Th» Australian Government has appointed assistant returning officers to cater for the 4.000 Australians in Malaysia entitled to vote In their federal elections at the end of this month. The retiming officers will be at the Australian High Commission offices in
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    Schoolteacher robbed
    51 9 PENANG. Wed. Burglars broke into the house of a schoolteacher in Free School Road yesterday and rscaped with Sl3l worth of articles. Mr. Ltm Kean Chye, 38. told police he found a back door open and. on checking, he missed a bottle of perfunip. some clothes and other
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    400 witnesses for a $16,110
    154 9 400 witnesses for a $16,110 case KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A record number of 400 witnesses will be called by the prosecution to testify in a criminal breach of trust case which will be heard in the Sessions Court here on Feb. 24. The accused Christopher Bertam Campos. 33. proprietor of
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    Donations for fire victims
    59 9 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Straits Times today received three donations totalling 1 138.40 for the victims of the second Oeylang fire. The donations are from Mr. Soon On Your of Singapore. S5: Mr. C.K. Ch'nx of Johore, $10: and staff of Cooper Brothers Singapore, $123.40 The Btraits
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    Watch stolen
    30 9 IPOH. Wed. A pupil in trm Methodist English School here. OhO"g Moy. 19. had his watch worth $40 stolen by live y out us :lir rhildrens' playground hen-
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    DEATHS
    114 10 H Words ll* (Minimum) MADAM Missy Koh Urok Neo (wife nf the late Mr. Robert Limi aged 62 passed away peacefully at 18 LoronK M <>eylanK on 20-11-63 leaving hi hind I sons. 4 daughters, 3 sons-in-law and I grand daughters to mourn her loss Kuneral on r nday
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    128 10 20 Words $1* (Minimum) DATIN SULEIMAN ABDUL RAHMAN and family thank all friends and relatives for their kind attendance, condolences, wreaths with deep gratitude on their recent bereavement. MRS. LEE KENC SOON and family are deeply grateful to their Gracious Majesties for their kind messogte of con'lolence and thank
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    117 10 K WardM $10 (Minimus* OVERWORKED AND Tr-'D' Taka Apiserum. the gemrnc s* .oilmed tolutlon of Royal J y. THE CHRISTMAS FAIR Saturday :f"th November at the Victoria Memorial Ball in a.r.i. ts p.m. YOUR CUPBOARO IS Bare without I ng English mint MM*; lamb choi-a ire "lost 1 arssV
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      An American Appraisal
      643 10 Top Washington officials will have more than the Communist war in Vietnam to discuss with General Harkins, chief of the j American military mission in Vietnam, at their meeting in I Honolulu. But Vietnam is the key problem. Success there against the Communists would transform the strategic
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      Rural Marketing:
      432 10 (-j Inche Mohamed Khir Jo- hari's announcement that the Government is studying the possibility of setting un a "comprehensive marketing system" for agricultural produce, will be received with interest j by those who feel that the middleman is obstructing the effort to raise rural living standards. The proposition
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      Taps On Again
      153 10 The Malacca water shortage has been ended by the arrival of the monsoon, which haf relieved drought in all parts of the country and, in some areas, brought floods in its place. The dry spell, however, hit Malacca with special severity and it is understandable that Municipal
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    30 years later, the gloom still
    391 10 BACK TO THE REICHSTAG, BUT— remains by Neal Abchvrsun BERLIN, Wed. German politicians sat in the Reichstag this week for the first time since the Keichstag fire 30 years ago. Tbe south wing of the mountainous old building has been restored, and a suite
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    Lock icon Pawn in a nasty Russian power struggle
    1133 10  - Pawn in a nasty Russian power struggle EDWARD CRANKSHAW THE SIGNIFICANCE BEHIND THE ARREST IN MOSCOW OF PROFESSOR BARGHOORN hv LONDON. WF-INESDAY IT is most unlikely that the arrest and expulsion of poor Professor Barghoorn has anything to do with Soviet Government attitudes towards the United States or espionage as
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    Lock icon Japan polls: Ikeda expects to win
    483 10 60 MILLION VOTERS, 467 SEATS —by A SPECIAL WRITER rKYO, Wed. The Japanese people will go to the polls tomorrow to elect a new 467-seat House oi Representatives. About 60 million eligible voters will cast ballots at about 45,000 polling stations in the nations
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    Impossible to say when the Asian Highway will —be ready
    273 11 Impossible to say when the Asian Highway will —be ready- KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A United Nations expert, Mr. Walter Weissel, said here today that it was impossible to give any date for the completion of the Asian Highway. Mr. Weissel. chief of the Survey Division of the United Nations Special
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    CHESHIRE HOME: A $11,000 START
    123 11 CHESHIRE HOME: A $11,000 START 1/UALA LUMPUR. Wed 1V The Cheshire Home organisation will have its own building on Nov. 26 when the Selayang Tin Dredging Co. hands over its manager's bungalow to the organisation. The organisation has paid $11,000 to the company as compensation. The manager. Mr. A. H.
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    PWD union officials
    54 11 KIWI A LUMPUR. WPd Mr b. Kar. ii.ts iii-en represident <>i iho Pubi.< Worka Dro.irtmrnt Storekeeper.* Others rlrcw-d were: Vice-pn->:-dent, K. K. Pi.lav; ienen bury, Eddie d<- Silva: assLsta' I.'.1 ■ecretary, G. Mumandv: ttwsorei Desmond de Rozario and comirittee members. Chan Kuen Ml C. DorairaJ. Witmen Senevir.it
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    Airline visitors
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A group o! Alitalia MIM executives are now in Singapore on a world-wide pro- 1 gramme to develop traffic between Malaysia mi the one hand, and Britain and India or. the other.
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    The $100 outrage
    28 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Damairishna Mahdavan was fined $100. or one month's jail, today for outraging the modesty of a houspWlfe. Toh Ah Tee. on Nov 5
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    $80,000 BANK CAR GRAB: TWO MEN DETAINED
    105 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police have detained two men in connection with yesterday's daylight robbery in which five armed men hijacked a Bank 01' Tokyo car with a portable safe containing $80,000 in bank notes in its boot. The robbers, all carrying pi-ioK stopped the
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    Alliance 'action committee'
    62 11 PORT DICKSON. Wed. A 23-man election committee, head ed by Haji Awalluddin bin Hajl Ahmad, a State Assemblyman, I was formed here at a recent meeting of the Port Dickson district i Alliance representatives. The purpose of the committee is to form "action committees" for the forthcoming
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    $6 mil. estate share claim
    754 11 SINGAPORE, Wed EX-WAITRESS: I WAS MARRIED TO BISCUIT KING' ACCORDING TO CHINESE RITES J^ FORMER waitress, Madam Tan Lian Cheow, who claims to be a lawful secondary wife of the late "Biscuit King". Mr. Lee Gee Chong, and who is asking for a share in
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    Trade firm gets $2nie in Indonesian rubber suit
    433 11 Trade firm gets $2nie in Indonesian rubber suit SINGAPORE. Wed JUDGMENT with costs for nearly $2,000,000, plus interest amounting to about $176,000, was awarded by Mr. Justice Kualsekaram in ih,e High Court today to the Nockulandsche Handei-Maatschappij N.V. (Net' lands Trading Society) against P. N. Pel ijaran Nasional Indonesia and
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    RIOTS IN SENANG DIRECTED AGAINST GOVT: JAMES
    400 11 SINGAPORE, Wednesday T»HE Director of Pri- sons, Major P. L. James, told the Assizes today that the July 12 "holocaust* by detainees at Pulau Senang was "directed against the Government of Singapore." The rioter.-* were, he said, secret society leaders and members detained
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      467 11 Today's Radio, TV I RAO.O MALAYS.* I .Naiiunai sliuriwave 8 metres IMHMI 41 n.eire> Shortwave Service A.M 6.00 Time Signal. Ne- melre* gaia-ku. 602 Morning Melo- A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 vies. .00 Time Smnal. the Morning Prelude: 7.15 News; News, 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.20 Breakfast Bulletin; 7.30 Up i
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      Look pretty even before breakfast
      191 12 Look pretty even before breakfast For further details of items on this page, please write to Esme Baptista, Mainly for Women, The Straits Times, River Valley Road, Singapore 9, enclosing a stamped and addressed envelope. WHY shiver in airconditioning or Singapore's chilly evenings or mornings when you can be comfy
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      FOCUS ON RAYON
      159 12 THE Women's Wear daily in New York reported today that the Federal Trade Commission was "concerned" about quantities of dresses made from imported rayons that might not meet the requirement of the Flammable Fabrics Act. The trade dally said the U.S. Customs' Bureau Is giving stepped-up attention
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      Camouflage with pads
      84 12 l^O you have narrow shoulders? And do you find it difficult to conceal this fault? 'You can camouflage It by avoiding two styles, the raslan or kimono sleeves. If. when making a dress, you find that the shoulders are not correct, use a slight padding In the
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      The New Year feeling in your home
      560 12  - The New Year feeling in your home Esme Baptista WS3H AT this time of the year there are many wives who are planning to give their homes a new look. It may be in readiness for the Christinas season or it's just to get that New Year feeling. But one
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      297 12 Straits Times Crossword HHV^^ ■Hvr Bn '^H ACROSS a. Feel strongly enough to con7. There's something forbidding vert (7). In the return of Christmas out 8. Apart from the first Item, soak East (7). the customer for service In the t. bays no rubbish beyond a cer- restaurant (5-6). tain
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      148 13 I m LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT M <^^_^ PERSEKUTUAN TANAH MELAYU f^r/S^ imM i^lllMMliiliiiiiMih I ig Plicable to industrial and com- U^Cl i iJk tWmjfjmm pa mercial installations, apply to the /xT^! j COMMERCIAL MANAGER. /^\^l^^l I The $25 million Johore Bahru Power Station is planned to provide supplies for the
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      More electric power for Johore's needs
      900 13 Official opening by Sultan Sir Ismail at 10 a. m. today FULLY EQUIPPED LABORATORY AND WORKSHOPS by Special Writer JJIS Highness the Sultan, Sir Ismail, of Johore, will this morning: open the Central Electricity Board's new $25 million power station in Jalan Sultan Ibrahim.
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      600 YIPs INVITED
      271 13 ABOUT 600 guests including dignitaries from many parts of Malaysia are' Invited to attend the opening of the new power station for Johore by His Highness Sultan Sir Ismail. The Sultan will unvail a plaque to mark the occasion. Present to receive the Sultan for the opening
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      JOHORE GETS ITS OWN POWER STATION
      104 13 THE new $25 million Central Klectricity Board Sultan Ismail Power Station, in Jalan Sultan Ibrahim, Johore Bnhru, which is to be opened by the Sultan of Johore today, is expected to meet the increasing demands for electricity in Johore for the future. Work on
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      98 14 THE 4214- ton condenser (above) for the new power station at Johore Bahru. Circulating water for cooling steam condensers Is supplied through a system of reinforced concrete channels and aqueducts, the largest of which are 5 ft. wide and 7ft. high. Sea water is drawn through an intake channel with
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      MORE POWER FOR FACTORIES
      320 18 By A CORRESPONDENT A BRIGHTER Johore Bahru will be seen tonight following the opening by the Sultan 'today of the new 525-million power station in J a 1 a n Ibhahim Sultan. The Central Electricity Board's blueprint for providing more electricity supplies is seen with the
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      A Raub mine was first to instal electricity plant
      611 18 Private agencies were early pioneers of power production in Malaya STAFF WRITER •JMIE story of electricity in Malaya began in the mining districts where electric power was introduced to work machinery and supply local domestic needs. It is believed, though nobody
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      Tribute to hard work, loyalty
      130 18 Tribute to hard work, loyalty station superintendent. IN an introduction to the souvenir brochure marking, the occasion of the opening of CEB's new power station in Johore Bahru. the chairman of the board. Dato Osman bin Talib. referred to the successful development of the board. operations engineer. And the success,
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      PUTTING FINISHING TOUCHES
      16 18 WORKMKN putting the finishing coat of paint on the power station's main boilers
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      500 brighter villages by 1967 is the target
      618 17 STAFF WRITER SEVEN hundred thousand people in 500 rural villages will have had electricity installed in their own homes by 1967 when the Central Electricity Board five-year rural electricity plan is completed. The plan is in two stages of 250 villages each.
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      Transporting—a mammoth undertaking by road
      230 14 Transporting— a mammoth undertaking by road TRANSPORTING the giant condenser for the new $25-million Sultan Ismail Power Station from Singapore to Johore Bahru a distance of 16£ miles was a mammoth road undertaking achieved without a hitch one day last year. The 42£ ton condenser arrived in Singapore by sea
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        42 24 TJIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures In Malaya and Singapore for me period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 82 75 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 88 73 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 88 73
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      74 14 John Thompson Water Tube Boilers Ltd. (SB) WOLVERHAMPTOH ENGLAND members of the WERE ENTRUSTED WITH THE MANUFACTURE John Thompson Group dgfo AND INSTALLATION OF THE BOILER PLANT FOR $k W THE C.E.B.'s NEW POWER STATION AT JOHORE J! I BAHRU (CONSULTING ENGINEERS PREECE, there are I 1 CARDEW RYDER). 3
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    $600 m. to be spent in next ten years
    820 15 •JMIK consumption of electricity in Malaya is increasing at such a rapid rate that the present output of about 2,000 million units a year will have to be increased two-fold to meet demands in five or six years. In the next
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    HOMES FOR THE STAFF
    157 15 A COMPLETE bousing estate for the plant's workers has been built near the 525 million new power station in Johore Bahru which is being opened today by Sultan Sir Ismail of Johore. This Include* tbe provision of new homes, roads, and electricity and water services laid
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    Brighter Malaya and more electricity for all
    179 15 Brighter Malaya and more electricity for all THE Central Electricity Board is an autonomous public corporation. A brighter Malaya and more power for the rapidly growing industries, and for other amenities of the people are the boards main objects. The affairs of the corporation are conducted by board appointed by
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      170 15 Congratulations to the C.E B on the opening of the new Johore Bahru Power Station. We are proud to be associated with yet another key project in the industrial development of Malaysia. Brown Boveri &Co., Ltd. supplied and installed three steam turbine/ alternator groups of 10,000 Kw each. BMRH Agents
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    Eleven local contractors engaged for building station
    312 16 ELEVEN local contractors were responsible for the building of the $25,000,000 Central Electricity Board Station in Johore Bahru which is being opened today. They are: Site clearance and tanker berth Gammon (Malaya); Foundation, aqueducts and superstructure Paul V Construction. Air-conditioning Plant Mine Darby
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    Five cranes unload a condenser
    36 16 FIVE cranes were used in unloading and dismantling this giant 42^-ton condenser for the CEB's new $25 million power station in Johore which the Sultan of Johore will officially open today.
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    No stranger to Malaya
    155 16 rw\HE new $25.8 million A power station's principal consulting engineers are Preece. Cardew and .Rider of Queen Anne's Gate, London. Its representative In Johore Bahru Is Mr. D.C. Barrett. 37. the resident engineer, who is no stranger to Malaya. Mr. Barrett was born in Harrow. England,
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    MARKS GREAT STRIDES FORWARD IN JOHORE
    762 16 MARKS GREAT STRIDES FORWARD IN JOHORE Special jettj for oil deliveries rpHE new $25 million power station of the Central Electricity Board to be opened here today by His Highness the Sultan of Johore marks great strides forward taken by Johore In various fields of national growth. This is the
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      50 16 CONGRATULATIONS TO f CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF THE SULTAN ISMAIL POWER STATION PAUL Y. CONSTRUCTION CO. Singapore Office: 6th Floor, Asia Insurance Bldg., Raffles Quay, Singapore. Telephone: *****-6 K. Lumpur Office: Ist Floor, Yeow Kirn Pong Bldg., 142, Batu Road, K. Lumpur. Telephone: *****
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      111 17 CONGRA TULA TIONS CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD on the official opening of JOHORE BAHRU POWER STATION We are proud to 4m have been entrusted p aatsjasjsjSjV MM -"tf t> with the m/f^i mtp^i^jmt transportation of KljkM the heavy machinery _ar3 ~~^jM m v^^T^BIBHIBS W eLuTaTefEm MM WSmr SINGAPORE BAGGAGE SSSTSL in
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      93 17 Our Heartiest Congratulations to CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD nJOHORE BAHRU MOTOROLA _4**d.-wiMjl' T V ELEGANCE.... matched to the finest performance Distributors: JOHORE ASSOCIATED TRADING CO. LTD. 92, Jolon Ah Fook, Johore Bohru. SOUTH ASIA TRADING CO. 351, Victoria St. Singapore 7. Sol* Ae«nt«: ILECTRON LTD., 114 Orchord Read, S.nqopor. 9. Congratulations
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      45 18 JOHORE BAHRU NEW POWER STATION TANKER BERTH The 1,000 feet long prestressed concrete approach Walkway was designed built by GAMMON MALAYA LTD. who were also entrusted with the construction of the Tanker Berth Mooring Dolphins. GAMMON MALAYA LTD. 91 m.s. Bukit Timah Road, Singapore -23.
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    Tin price loses gain: Rubber slightly better
    415 20 rpHE Btralts tin price fell J. yesterday by $1.87 i thus wiping out Tuesday's gain. The price was quoted in Penang at 5486.37 J. The offering was estimated down 30 tons to 240 tons. In x>ndon on Tuesday no deals matured i- tin
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    187 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) November 20. Three mootha. INDUSTRIALS Dunlopa 20 eta. McAllatar 14 eta K. Smelters 20 eta. Roblnaon 11 eta. Eaao 21 cv. c. Storage 4W. Fed. Dlap. IS eta. Hothmaoa 13 eta. r. A N. 15 CU. Salangor Prop. H ct Gammons 18 eta. 8. Land 0
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    QUIET CONDITIONS ON MART: TINS IMPROVE SLIGHTLY
    515 20 From Our Market Correspondent QUIET conditions prevailed on the Malayan Stock Exchange in the industrial section with a slightly easier tendency predominating. The turnover was moderate. A feature was business in Raffles Hotel ftt S4 compared with business done some time ago at
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    STOCKS INDICES
    23 20 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 19 Nov. 20 Industrials: 119.41 119.96 .Tins: 114.59 114.65 S rubbers: 108.84 108.93 Deo. 29, 1962=: 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    824 20 /COMBINED business in tne sinV'' gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bauataad (2.000) $1 69, (5,000) St. 7o, (3,000) 51. 71; Cantral Pra». 51. 31 SL. $1.30 SL, (1.000) $1.32 D.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 20 November 20. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69 cents (down three -eighths of a cent). TIN- $486.37* (down mil). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 30 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    256 20 DECEMBER firat grade rubber buyer! f.a.b. eleaed at S p.m. in 8ln«»port and Kuala Lumour yesterday at TO centu per lh. down three-elKhthii of a cent on Tuesday's cloning level lor the position. The tone »aa slightly eailer. ft.A.S. and F.M.R.E. elating priaet In eanti par Ib. yeitirday:
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    66 20 '•MINESE Product E»ch«ni(t. llniaday: Coconut ail: bulk $5U aellan, drum S.">4> aellers. Capra: Nov./D«c. L'K/Contincnt Unciuoted. Ptppar: MunioK while $1«S ■ellcra. Sarawak white *14J» seller*. Kpccial Sarawak black flio aellern. garhlrri Lamuonc black Jliu aellcrs. am a ntli aellera Sinicaport Coconut Oil MHlarf Ajso eiation prlaat: bulk tv>
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 20 THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed there prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on November 21. Rubber M| rts a Ib. Copra MHO a ton. ooonui oil $868 a ton. I .i lin oil 5631.50 a ton. Palm kernels 5586.75 a ton. The ratr
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    74 20 r H E Malayan Eichinni Banks' Asso* slatian made these changes In tbe attes to merchants yesterday (all rates to MOO): Selling TT ar OO ready: Deutsche Marks 129 :t Bi Belgian Francs NBBBi and French Francs I.W 5/8 On the free exchange market in Honx KonK yesterday
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    110 20 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDUSTRIALS continued to firm with leaders generally in good demand. Rises were well in excess of falls again. Oils were quieter with Associated Australian Oil losing 9d. to 265. 9d. Base metals were steadier and loans were steady. C.R.A 22'HB Mount laa 3.V1 N. Broken Hill
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    234 20 CHIPS lying alangtida th» Slniapara wharvit taday ara: Bam baa 23/24, Yamaaaa alaru 27/2H, Burma Mam 25/26. Rajula 38/39, MagdaU 29/30, H.W. 4. Mandama 35/36. Bat Jan IS, Steel Artisan, Hanoi 3S/39, Cyclops 81/BS, Aviafaitb. Benavon 4/5. Nlsxan Mam 19. tnoar raadir Pola-ia, Anil, Changi, Hua Hong,
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      771 20 WtSHOUND fcUBOPt StUVICt Spore P. S'TSi enani M it h lev Matre, Oaaaira. Y«aU Sailt< la Part 23 Hn Antwerp. Haßkarf. Bums. lattarsasj SOUTH > WtSl *H)IC» SUV ICE Soon TIOU I Otr Our Dan (71/12), Port Elizadeth (21/U), oapttooa (21/12), MataOi (11/12), Port Harcourt, Lagos («/i), Cotoooa 11/11. Lome
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      368 20 SHERIFFS SALE IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE In the cause of Salt No. 833 of 1963 Bharat Textiles (suing as a flrmi Plaintiffs versus Tan Boon Meiix Trading v Haw Tione Trading alias Haw Tiong Trading Company Defendants NASSIM CO. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED will sell by public auction at No.
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      837 21 I nntinurd from Pate 10) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* SS (Mm.)— Box SO cl*. «t»r. EUROPEAN COMPANY Require* I Temporary St.-ngrapher for the period 10th Slat December 1963. Apply Box < A 6379 S.T Spore. EXPERIENCED WASH CENERAL Amah required immediately. Reler- erces essential. Apply in person 37 Oxli-y Uardcns
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      1021 21 SITUATIONS VACANT Uord* M Mm.) Box 50 rla. exit* APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the vacant poat of English or History Senior Subject Specialist (Man or ers. This is a one tifthform coeducational school. Application forms are available from: Secretary. Board of Governors. Sultan Abdul Aziz National Type Secondary F.nglisb School.
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      1014 21 ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Word* tt (Min.)— Box SI eU. txtrt THREE BEDROOM UNFURNISHED Terrace semidetached Flat District 13. !•>. ih. ly SB. Phone iS'porei 7214. K.\t i\.i. WANTED COMFORTABLE ROOM. Batliroom attached. No cooking. Oi*- trlct 7. 14 A 15. Mohd Tamrall. 34. I Bras Basn n Koad. 8 porc-7.
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      818 21 EDUCATION If Word* U (Min.)—Bmx tt eU. axtrm CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL. 88-B. Robinson Road, P.O. Box 1W35, Singapore. Tel: *****. It is possible to pass the Qualifying Teat, School Certificate. G.C.K., F.M.C.E., H.8.C.. L.CE., L.C.C.. Book-keeping I etc. aa Private Candidates. Tbera 1* a way for School Candidates to ensure
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      849 21 TOURS EXCURSIONS It Words SS (Min.}— Bat St eta. astro BAST COAST MALAYA Tour 2S-11-63. Penang Tour 23-11-63. Cameron Highlands Ipoh 22. 23. 29-11-6 S. 4, fc-12. Thailand Tour 7-12-63. Contact M.W.T.B. 27. L'pner Cron BL. Spore Tel: *****. SUNDAY KOTA TINCGI, Jason Bay lit) Cameron Highland* 4 day* SS.V-.
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      677 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE St Word* SS (Min.)— Max St eta. txtrt OUICK SALE Qllera Sports Slc.e. four months old excellent condition SS7S 0.n.0. Owner buying ear. Pleas* Ring (Spore) 3:635 Michael after 2 p.m. NOW IS THE TIME to buy a n*w Ford Taunua ITM Saloon. Special attractive terms are
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      668 21 FOR SALE tt Worda SS (Min.)— Box SO eU. extrt ITALIAN INDESIT REFRIGERATORS Just arrived. Terrific Value: a Only 5475 for S.J cv ft «335 for «.3 > cv ft. Lee Fletcher. 104 Orchard j Rd., S'por*. I COING CHEAP. Wide Angle. Tele- J photo Lenses for Ketina Voigtlander Vltessa-T,
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      349 21 LADIES HAIRDRESSING ;0 W,rd* SS (Min.)— Box SO ct*. txlrm FIRST CLASS LADIES Hairdresser.. Malson Modrrne. I.6. Orchard Road. Spore. Phone ***** I CALLINC FRANKEL RESIDENTS for ycir perms Faaoy Beauty Baloa. 85. Frankel Avenue. B'pore. Tel: *****. SALON NEW JAPAN Japanese Supervisor, tuition available. Japan House. 131 ilKldli- Koad.
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      New states won't regret joining us, says Oh
      479 22  -  OH KEE TIANG ATHLETICS by Penang, Wednesday JHE PRESIDENT of the Federation of Malaysia Amateur Athletic Union, Oh Boon Tat, said today he hoped the three athletic organisations of Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak would apply to become members of the ILiion 'as
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      BADMINTON Federal Govt Services —ties—'
      151 22 BADMINTON Federal Govt Services —ties ITUALA MJMPLR, Wed. The 1Y semi-finals of the Federation Government Service* badminton competition will be played on Saturday at the SBA Hall here starting at 8 p.m. Penang, the holders and North aone champions, again this year, will meet the East lone winners, Ki- lan
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      Seng Pah nets winning goal
      71 22 SINGAPORE, Wed. A lastmlnute goal by outside-left Wee Seng Pah enabled Malayan Airways to win the Singapore Business Houses F.A. Junior Cup at Jalan Besar today. They beat Borneo Motors 2-1. Airways took the lead through centre-forward Ah Kow In the 10th minute but Borneo
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      Police recover to win 5-1
      72 22 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police recovered from being a goal down after five minutes to beat Prisons 5-1 in their Singapore Hockey Association League Div 1 match at Thomson Road today. Prisons scored thrir early coal through Chelliah but soon wilted under strong attacks by the Police
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      279 22 SINGAPORE v H.K. TIE OPENS 2ND ASIAN TOURNEY BASKETBALL T»AIPEH, Wed. For- mosa's vice-presid-ent Chen Cheng opened the second Asian basketball championship here tonight. The eight teams taking part In the tournament are: Hong Kong. Soutn Korea, Malaya. Philippines. Singapore. Thailand. South Vietnam, and Formosa. The first two games of
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      ALL-CONQUERING KILAT ENTER TWO TEAMS
      371 22 HOCKEY KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Kilat, the allconquering club in Selangor hockey last season, will field two teams one each in the first and second division in this year's League tournament which begins on Dec. 2. Altogether 34 teams have entered for the tournament 14 In
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      MHF: Training goes on
      102 22 I'UALA LUMPUR. Wed. The IX Malayan Hockey Federation's first centralised training for the Olympic Games squad will carry on although only 20 out of 45 players selected here so far reported for training. MHF secretary O. Vljlayanathan wid today that it was too late now to
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      Kiwi Kiwi accents Army's NZ effort
      397 22 By KARTAR SINGH Malacca, Wed ARMY MALAYA who must beat Singapore Civilians in their Malaya Cup Rugby tournament match at Terendak Camp here on Saturday to remain in contention for the title they hold, have made eight changes in the team who lost 12
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      Mackay at full back in Johore reshuffle
      252 22 RUGGER By TEOH ENG TATT SINGAPORE. Wed. Though they lost to Singapore in the Malaya Cup Rugby championship in Singapore last Saturday, Johore should remain In the running for the south zone title by beating NegriMalacca at Rengam on Saturday. Johore have made
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      1794 22 Hks»iiray»^*Jkiiki m*ii TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the Office of the State Veterinary Officer. Johore up to 12 noon on the 30th November 1963 lor the supply of prepared Pig and Poultry I Mashes lor a period of 12 months commencing Ist January 1964. Further particulars can be
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      80 22 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the supply ot tinned long beans (Sayor Kachang Panjang) to Federation of Malaysia Armed Forces. Tender documents are obtainable from supplies and Transport Branch (Block A 41 1 Jalnn Padang Tembak. Kuala Lumpur and will be supplied on request. Completed tenders
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      750 22 NOTICES J.K.R. SELANGOR NOTICE Repair Te Timber Bridie Extensive repair to the timber bridge No. 25/ 5 at 26th milestone Kajang-Dengkil Road in Ulu Langut District is to be carried out. The above mentioned bridge will j be passable only lor light vehicles not exceeding two tons from the 22nd
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      628 22 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS JOHORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are invited from Feaeral Citizens. State Nationals loi appointment as Temporary Assistant Veterinary Officer, on a I month-to-monih basis, in the Veterinary Department Johore. Salary scale: $00Gx24-6JU.Eify. I Bar, 674x24-770. 788x24-812 plus Cost of Living Allowance at current rates. 2. Applicants must have
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      128 22 PV BEAR Jfsl^ brand iNgJTAB»ES hold tightI A under oil ka W^ conditions iflfOm lflM.I IM) T/tL i >~'" to""" iLjD. Arthritis and Sciatica Banished The amazing new discovery Romlna t>anUhes the pali.i of Arfhritl*. Rheumatlum, Fi!iro»ills. Neuritla and Sciatica like nuuc.c. In :o minutes afler the flrat done pains
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      Malaysian tourists lose by 10 wkts
      167 23 CRICKET HONG KONG, Wednesday. a TAILEND collapse in the face of fine spin bowl- ing by Hong Kong S. J. Fawcett (four wickets lor seven runs) and G. Abbas (four for 59) today brought a 10-wicket defeat to the touring Malaysian cricket team in
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      Penalty for the owner
      351 23 ...IF HORSE IS NOT RUN ON ITS MERITS RACING by EPSOM JEEP, Kuala Lumpur Wednesday IJNDER a new ruling by the MRA, if a horse was not allowed to run on its merits, the trainer and owner (or owners) may be penalised or disqualified. Previously only
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      2 JOHORE KARTERS for STORE MEET —
      121 23 2 JOHORE KARTERS for STORE MEET SINGAPORE. Wed Anthony Loh and Bill Shanks, two of Johore's leading (carters, will make their debut in Singapore when they compete in the KanIng Club of Singapore's meet at Aver Rajah Road on Sunday. This meet was scheduled to be held at Kallang last
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      Lock icon TENNIS Sangster goes out to Stolle
      98 23 TENNIS Sangster goes out to Stolle A DELAIDE Wed. Fred Stoll* A. (Australia) avenged a recent defeat when he beat Mike Sangster (Britain) 10-8. 6-3 In the men's singles quarter finals of the south Australian lawn tennis championships here today. Sangster had beaten him at the same stage in the
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      MSGS TOURNEY
      23 23 MALACCA, Wed. The Malayan Services Golf Society will hold their monthly tourney at the Royal Selangor GC course on Nov. 27
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      Lock icon Karachi Test' drawn
      124 23 KARACHI. Wed.— The First unofficial Test between the Commonwealth cricket team and Pakistan ended in a draw today. Final scores: Commonwealth 442 and 452-8; Pakistan 464. The tourists added only 54 runs during the two hours of play up to the lunch interval for the loss of
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      Lock icon Centuries by Chadwick and Slater
      161 23 Centuries by Chadwick and Slater BRISBANE. Wed.— Maiden centuries oy Derek Ch.tciwick and Keith Slater helped Western Australia torce h clima after following on 259 runs in arrears Miliu Queensland in their ahi'ineld Shield cr.cket malch uhxli ended here ye.v.erday. Facing me mass.ye Queensland total of 548-3 declared. Western Australia
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      SUMMARY
      87 23 MM OK Leong Cop Upon.: Cheng Wan 3 PCRC 2 Malacca Covt. Sri-vires ko k-ttnal: Medicals 11 Municipal 1 FriendU ißiwangi: Blue Circle 2 RRI S« Buloh 1. TENNIS Pi-run; CRC championship* VrteranV singles final: I.cc Kee Hoav ot Heah En* Ouan 6-2 6-4: Plate-fin.il: On« Hock Chve bt
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      57 23 SPURS launch a massed-attack on the Burnley goal but are met with a packed defence with goalkeeper Blacklaw right in the thick of the fray. Spurs forwards (in white) are from left: Smith, White (No. 8) Norman and Jones. Spurs won this First Division match in
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      351 23 By VERNON MORGAN T ONDON. Wed. It looks L* very much as if the footballing career of that great Irish wing-half Danny Blanchflouer is ended. After having been dropped from his national team he has now been dropped by his club,
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      77 23 PAISLEY (Scotland). Wed. The ten-round boxing contest here between Filipino flyweight Ric Magnimo mid Walter McOowan British and Empire champion, has been postponed from tomorrow until Thursday of next week- Miiuramo is a late substitute for Pascual Perez of Argentina. He was not due to arrive in
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      140 23 - TOSCOW. Wed. Students at 11 a farm mechanisation institute in the Ukraine were "football crazy" and devoted more time to the same than to their studies, according to a letter published Izvestia yesterday. But still the examination authorities passed the students into their next grade
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      18 23 LONDON. Wed. Leigh beat Liverpool 16-13 In a Rugby Leaeue match at Leigh last night Reuter.
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      172 23 I EEDS, Wed. After their two crushing defeats at Wembley and Swlnton. Great Britain make nine changes for the third and final Rugby League Test against Australia at Headlngley on Saturday. The Australians won the last Test by 50 points to 12. Britain introduce six
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      151 23 BOXING »JOKYO. Wed. The manager oJ the world tlywr.Rht boxing champion Hirovuki Ebthara 'Japani sa!d yesterday that he would consider a proposed challenge from former world champiun Pone Kin*petch (Thai- land« deoendiic on Eb'hara's non- i title bout tonight against Henry Acido (Philippines) at Nagoya.
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    64 24 VATICAN CITY, Wed. Dr. John Carmel Heenan. Archbishop of Westminster, today told the Vatican Ecumenical Council that the Roman Catholic bishops of England and Wales would do everything— "short of denying our faith'— to bring about Christian union. Dr. Heenan, who was applauded by the 2.000 bishops,
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    25 24 LONPON Wed Tlie British Omniums' I .xed todnv i* nad expelled etein of Its members v.\->o incke<i Ccmmunisi Chlnn lr the Slno-Soviet dispute
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    68 24 SAIGON. Wed— The military revolutionary council has decided to set up a special team to investigate into the alleged financial organisations and activities o; former President Ngo Duih Diems family, informed sources said today. The sources said the team will be headed by Major-General Tran Van Mlnh,
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    22 24 KAMPALA (Uganda). Wed Tt anda Is to establish diplomatic missions in Bonn, Moscow, Washington. Accra, New Delhi and Geneva. Reuter.
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    Boy asked for alms, and lost his arm
    184 24 BHOPAL (Central India), Wednesday. A DEPOSED Indian prince has been arrested and charged with chopping the arm off a rickshaw; boy when he held it out to ask for alms. The incident allegedly occured when ex-Maharajah Privir Chandra Bhanjdeo was distributing money
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    Music society chief is off to England
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    52 24 P.C. FERNANDEZ. 190, Aulonc TalplnK. Dii-U M.U.CS. funeral 3.30 p.m. 21.11.63. MR. X.X NAMBIAR, formerly of Singapore Harbour Board pasoed away pvno'fully in K.-rala. South India. MR. K.B. LOPEZ. OK. russril away peacefully 17.11.0 i at his rrmdencu la TrlvMnCrrm. Cable rwelved by K.B. Lopez (younger brother,, 20, Robert*
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