The Straits Times, 4 December 1963

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    20 1 *^jW^RAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times tie***** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon Face at the window
    36 1 FRAMED in the window of his Hyde Park Gate, London, home. Sir Winston Churchill is pictured smiling to wellwishers who had come to offer their congratulations on his 89th birthday. UPI photo.
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    Lock icon PLUNDERLAND
    142 1 Soekarno grabs Malaysian owned mills in Sumatra FOLLOW-UP TO THOSE DECREES- NOW GOVT BOARD TAKES OVER JAKARTA, Tuesday THE Indonesian Government has taken over five Malay-sian-owned rubber remilling plants in Palembang, South Sumatra. They arc the first Malaysian enterprises to be seized as a result of two decrees by
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    Lock icon subandrio MASS RALLY
    194 1 subandrio MASS RALLY JAKARTA, Tuesday. THE Brunei rebel leader, A.M. Azahari. surprisingly showed up at a mass rally in Pontianak, Indonesian West Borneo, yesterday as the First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, was making a speech. Jakarta newspapers said that the rebel leader came up to the
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    Malaysia not at Ecafe talks: The reasons
    179 1 Malaysia not at Ecafe talks: The reasons KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two unofficial reasons were given today for Malaysia not attending the Ecafe meeting now being held in Manila. FIRST: There was not the usual pre-conference meeting of officials, which would mean that ministers attending would waste a lot of time
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    Another cholera case in S'pore
    43 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. One more case of ciiolera ha.s been confirmed In Singapore, bringing the total to 22. Tin new case occurred at Jalan Kaki The Mlcidleton Hospital has so far discharged 10 cholera patients, four of them carriers.
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    Lock icon New army chief
    37 1 BONN. Tues Lieutenant General Heinz T rentier. 56, who took part m the airborne invasions of Holland and Crete curing the Second World War. bu been appointed head of the West German Army. Reuter.
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    Malayan postal union warning
    186 1 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THK Union of Post Oflice Workers has given the Government up to Dec. 23 to start negotiations for upward revision of salaries to postal officers, failing which it will take industrial action. In a statement today, the president of the union. Mr.
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    Lock icon Padi fields devastated
    47 1 JAKARTA, Tues —Floods have devastated large areas of padl fields In the Atjeh region of far North Sumatra', the Indonesian news agency Antara reported today. Fish farm ponds had also been ruined by 'he floods with the lost of three million fish roe. Reuter.
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    'Wonder' drug
    27 1 LONDON. Tues.— British scientists were optimistic today that a new drug they developed will effectively combat such viruscaused diseases as the common cold and smallpox.
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    Lock icon Again!
    49 1 PASADENA (Newfoundland), Tues. Four local women won a place in bridge history when they each picked up a hand of 13 cards of the same unit in a quiet rubber here. The chances of their deal coming up have been calculated as one in 2.2M.OM,N*,*M,M«,t#O.Mt,M«,»Od (26 zeroes). Reuter.
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    TIN PRICE AT POST KOREAN WAR HIGH
    392 1 TIN PRICE AT POST KOREAN WAR HIGH SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A FURTHER rise for the seventh consecutive trading day took the tin price today to just below the levels at whicli it stood during the Korean war. Today's rise was four dollars and the price was quoted in Penang at $498
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    Lock icon Petrol kiosk blast
    33 1 BANGKOK, Tues. One person was killed and five others Injured In a fire which started with an explosion at a petrol station near here. The fire raaed 20 buildings. Reuter.
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    60 families evacuated
    70 1 SLIM RIVER, Tues.— More than 60 families living here have been evacuated to a nearby school and community hall after their homes were flooded by torrential rains over the past 24 hours. Some of the low -lying areas were under eight feet of water and speedboats and
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    Lock icon Biggest toy fair
    34 1 NURENBERG (Oenrany), Tues. The 15th International Nurenberg toy (air, the biggest In the world, wiU be held Feb. 23-28 next year, it was announced today. There will be 1.000 exhibitors UPI.
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    Lock icon Unity plea by Thai King
    193 1 Unity plea by Thai King DANGKOK, Tues. King Phumiphoi Adulyadej of Thailand, speaking at a big parade yesterday, called for unity in the armed forces. He said both officers and men should unite "without thinking of their selfinterest, but only of the stability of the country." The King was speaking
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 A YES TO CHOU NEW DELHI. Tutv Indian Government today granted permission to Chinese. Prnnirr ChM En-lai and Fon-iun Minister Marshal Chen Yi. to fly over Indian territory on .way to Africa this month— Reutw.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon U.S. studies Sihanouk's neutrality proposal
      173 2 U.S. studies Sihanouk's neutrality proposal WASHINGTON, Tues. The State Department said yesterday it was studying a proposal by Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the Cambodian leader, for an international conference to guarantee Cambodia's neutrality. The department spokesman said the U.S. embassy lr. Phnom Penh had received a copy of a note sent
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      Lock icon A trouncing for Peking
      256 2 WORLD COMMUNISTS VOTE DOWN 'GET TOUGH 9 POLICY AT PEACE CONGRESS Tues. China's bid to get world Communist backing for its "get tough" policy with the West went down to resounding defeat at a secret session of the World Peace Council early today. Chinese speakers, who
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      Lock icon Apartheid foe wins polls in Bantustan
      74 2 PRETORIA. Tues— Paramount Chief Victor Poto. the multlI'uclalist leader who is opposed to the apartheid doctrine, has won the Transkei general election and forged ahead in his bid to become Chief Minister of South Africa's first BaiHustan. The filial results of the election held
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      Sir Robert used JFK's death to win votes, Labour accuses
      107 2 Sir Robert used JFK's death to win votes, Labour accuses From JACK FINGLETON (CANBERRA, Tues. In a bitter outburst, Labour leader Arthur Calwell, whose party was well beaten by Sir Robert Menaies' Coalition Government in Saturday's general elections, today said television advertisements used against his party were "shocking, filthy and
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      UN told: Don't close eyes to Russian-style colonialism
      272 2 UN told: Don't close eyes to Russian-style colonialism I J NIT E D NATIONS, Tues— Nationalist China yesterday called on the United Nations to get ready to deal with Communist colonialism after it has cleared up colonialism in Africa. Its ambassador, Mr. Hsueh Yu-chi, told the General Assembly it should
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      Lock icon 'ELEPHANT BOY' SABU DIES
      88 2 HOLLYWOOD, Tuesday. INDIAN-BORN actor Sabu, the screen's "Elephant 1 Boy", died suddenly here today following a heart attack. He was 39. Sabu, discovered by the British producer. Sir Altxander Korda. started acting at the age of 12. making such pictures as "Elephant Boy." "Jungle Book" and
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      Lock icon Electronics for India
      49 2 NEW DELHI. Tues.— lndia Is to build a factory at Hyderabad which will make electronic components for guided missiles with Soviet assistance, the Defence Minister, Mr. Chavan, told Parliament yesterday. Russia would supply technical assistance In designing the factory, installation of machines and initial production. Reuter.
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      Lock icon VARSITY TEAR GAS ATTACK
      186 2 Girl students bite soldiers I>ANGOON, Tues—Police yesterday used fire hoses and tear gas to disperse unruly students of Mandalay Uni--1 versity. The students staged a token strike and picketed classes In protest against the closure of three faculties of the Rangoon University The official Working PeoiPles
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      Lock icon American dies in Red ambush
      43 2 SAIGON. Tues— An American was killed and another seriously wounded when two army lorries were ambushtd by Communist guerillas in An Glang province near the Cambodian frontier, according to reports reaching here. Sixteen South Vietnamese wer« wounded. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Two steamed to death
      45 2 SAGANOSEKI (Japan). Tues Two workers were burned to death at a nickel refinery here when a molten slab of nickel fell from crane into a freezing tank below, causing a scalding steam explosion. Six other workers were Injured, two seriously. U.P.I.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon To moon together, U.S. says again
      339 3 United Nations, Tues. THE United States yesterday reaffirmed President Kennedy's two-month-old offer of a joint Soviet-American expedition to the moon. Mr. Adlai Stevenson, chief American delegate, told the General Assembly's main political committee that President Johnson had instructed him to make the reafflrmation. Opening
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      Lock icon Kennedy Bridge
      23 3 BONN, Tues. The only bridge acrou the River Rhine here was yesterday renamed In honour ol the late President Kennedy. Reuter.
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      Lock icon It's the right royal way to be
      139 3 It's the right royal way to be LONDON, lues.— Princess Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth, is expecting her second child at the end of April, it was announced here yesterday. She and her husband, Lord Snowdon, already have a son. Viscount Lindley, who is two. Princess Margaret's press secretary said
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      Lock icon AID official quits
      52 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.—President Johnson yesterday accepted the resignation of Mr. Seymour J. Janow. Assistant Administrator for the Far East In the Agency for International Development (AID). Informed sources said Mr. Janow. who Is lea vine the Government for personal reasons, submitted his resignation to President Kennedy on Nov.
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      Lock icon Jackie thanks the world for its deluge of sympathy
      338 3 Jackie thanks the world for its deluge of sympathy W A SHINGTON, Tues. Mrs. John F. Kennedy today expressed her "great appreciation" to the hundreds of thousands of people around the world who have written to express their sympathy over the loss of her husband The former First Lady conveyed
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      Lock icon ANGLO-RUSSIAN TIES: PREDICTION BY SIR ALEC
      299 3 ANGLO-RUSSIAN TIES: PREDICTION BY SIR ALEC LONDON, Tues Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the British Prime Minister, said here yesterday he was fairly convinced that Britain was approaching a period of more constructive relations with the Soviet 1 Union. Sir Alec, speaking at a luncheon given In his honour by the Parliamentary
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      Lock icon Oppenheimer receives Enrico Fermi award
      160 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. President Johnson yesterday presented the U5556,000 Enrico Fermi award to controversial physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer. President Johnson said he grieved that President Kennedy was not standing in his place at the White House ceremony. When the award to Dr. Oppenheimer was announced in
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      Lock icon A bid to extort from Ekberg
      113 3 ROME, Tues— Anita Ekberg the blonde Swedish film actress, told a court here yesterday that an Italian actor demanded $20,000 from her, or said he would give newspapers an article claiming she had a relationship with a married man. Miss Ekberg. (above), said she
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      Lock icon Passport ban review
      36 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. The United States Supreme Court yesterday agreed to review a decision by a lower court which upheld the constitutionality of a ban on passports for members of the Communist Party. Reuter.
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      Lock icon BIG MAIL ROBBERY SUSPECT FREED
      117 3 BIG MAIL ROBBERY SUSPECT FREED A YLESBURY, Tues. A A woman one of the 19 accused in Britain's great £2,500,000 mail train robbery case was freed by the magistrates here yesterday. Mr. Howard Sabin. prosecuting, said he could not really submit there was a prima facie case aganlst Mrs Mary
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      Lock icon Nazi treasure search ends
      57 3 VIENNA. Tues— The govern-ment-sponsored search of Lake Toplltz for Nazi treasure and documents rumoured to have been burled there has ended ana nothing of Interest has been found, an Austrian Interior Ministry official said today All the experts working at the lonely Alpine lake would leave
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      Lock icon Kennedy's friend 'suicide'
      46 3 MIAMI (Florida), Tues. Mr. Grant Stockdale. 48. former United States Ambassador to Ireland, fell to his death yesterday from the 13th floor of an office building. He was a close friend of the late Kennedy. Police listed his death as "apparent suicide."— Reuter.
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    Mate's receipt testimony
    591 4 BANK MANAGER TELLS COURT OF ENTITLEMENT i SINGAPORE. Tues. M R. Chew Choo Sing, manager of Wah Tat Bank Ltd., in Sibu, told the High Court today that a person who held a mate's receipt for a consignment of goods was entitled to the delivery of the
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    Christian Science
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Christian Science teacher and practitioner, Mr. Herbert K. Rleke. will speak on "The power of prayer revealed through Christian Science' at the Church Building, 8 Orange Grove Road, on Dec. 10. at 8 p.m. The lecture Is open to the public
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    CHOLERA-SO WATER RATIONING EASED IN CITY
    173 4 CHOLERA- SO WATER RATIONING EASED IN CITY J SINGAPORE. Tues. I In view of the cholera outbreak, the Public Utilities Board has decided to relax water rationing up to 10 a.m. instead of 8 a.m. in certain congested parts of the city on a rotation basis, beginning from tomorrow. The
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    Hospital work on telly
    60 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Television Slngapura s Channel 5 will oroadcast a programme entitled "Gateway to Hope," on Friday at 10.05 p.m. The programme will highlight the activities of the occupational therapy and dlverslonal therapy units at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, and will include an interview with
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    Kennedy's funeral
    40 4 Kennedy 's funeral SINGAPORE. Tues. Latest films of the funeral of the late President Kennedy will be shown at the Shell House theaterette continuously from 12 noon to 1 p.m. tomorrow and on Friday. The public U invited to attend.
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    Tains in chest' complaint by accused detainee
    269 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. WHILE on trial with 58 other former Pulau Senang fellowdetainees, Chua Hai Imm suddenly fell ill today at the Assizes and held up the morning's proceedings. On Chua complaining of "pains In the chest." Mr. Justice Buttrose adjourned court, till 2.30
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    113 HOTELS ARE GRANTED RENEWAL OF LICENCES
    92 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Hotels' Licensing Board today granted renewal of licences to 113 hotels, which have complied with the health requirements. The police, represented by Deputy Supt. Dudley De Cruz, opposed the application of the owner of Katong Resthouse. The board, after an
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    Water sold at 30 cents a tin in Perak
    196 4 Water sold at 30 cents a tin in Perak IPOH, Tues. The 1 people in certain areas of Perak have to buy water for their needs, the budget session of the State Legislative Assembly was told today. Mr. Lee Khlng Hoe (Alli.Ayer Tawar) said this during the debate on the
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    JUDGE: A BROKEN HEAD IS NO JOKE
    186 4 SINGAPORE. Tues The Third District Judge, Mr. J.B. Jeyeratnam, said today that the court disapproved of "people going around bashing others on the head." "A fracture on the skull is no joke," he told Toh Teck Seng, 22. a hawker, who was charged
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    Association dinner
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. St. Andrews Old Boys Association will hold its annual dinner at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 12. at the Celestial Room, Orchard Road.
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    Going, going, gone! $10 million
    391 5 The final bid Millionaires outbid each other for the old Lok€ Yew mansion KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. jyjILLIONAIRES outbid each other by the millions to buy a decrepit 50-year-old mansion in the heart of the Malaysian capital for $10 million in a public auction today. The
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    Lock icon SIR JOHN STEPS DOWN AT LAST
    161 5 T ONDON, Tues. Sir John Hay, a dominant figure in the rubber industry for 40 years, has retired as managing director of the Guthrie Estates Agency, which looks after the affairs of a number of leading Malayan rubber companies, it was announced here today.
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    Insurance scheme for E.P.F. contributors urged
    172 5 Insurance scheme for E.P.F. contributors urged pENANG, Tues.— The 1 Central Government was today urged to provide an insurance scheme for contributors to the Employees Provident Fund. A group Insurance scneme would make it possible to pay death benefits to EP.F. contributors, Mr. N. A. Kularajah, general manager of the
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    Impersonation charge
    59 5 PENANG. Tues.— K. Mayalagu. 39, said to be an accountant from Parit Buntar, today pleaded guilty to a charge of Impersonating a labour officer on Nov. 14 thla year. Mayalagu. It was alleged, called at the shop of a dhoby contractor. G. Sinnu«amy. that day and checked the
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    Reunion dinner
    29 5 TELUK ANSON. Tues. Th» TelHk Anson Anglo-Chinese School Kx-Puplls' Association will hold 1U reunion dinner followed by a dancn at the Kwong Tong Association here on Saturday.
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    Found: Cache of gangland weapons
    61 5 Found: Cache of gangland weapons SINGAPORE. Tues.— Police last night found a cache of gangland weapons in a vacant lot off Craig Road. It consisted of six parangs, seven wooden poles, five iron rods and a spear. In anti-secret society roundups throughout the island nine mon were detained under the
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    Municipal chief accused of not encouraging use of Malay
    233 5 MALACCA, Tuesday 'PHE president of the x Socialist Frontcontrolled Malacca Municipal Council, Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadi, was accused last night of not encouraging the use of the national language. He had spoken in English In the budget meeting of the
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    $22,000 gesture to needy students
    172 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J^ MAN who saved "every cent possible" for the last 15 years has given $22,540 to the University of Malaya for students who are in need of financial assistance. Mr. K. Ramanathan. of Lower Kovll Road, said today that In making the
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    Medicine boat is seized
    38 5 PENANG. Tues. Marine Police last night recovered about $700 worth of Chinese herbs and medicine when they seized a sampan on Its way to Butterworth One man was detained. Another Jumped overboard and escaped
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    Graft: Doctor challenged to reveal names
    297 5 Graft: Doctor challenged to reveal names KUALA KANGSAR, Tues. Dr. s. Underwood, an Independent member of the. Town Council here, i has been challenged to substantiate his allegations of corrup- tion against former town councillors. The challenge was made by the chairman of the Dlst- I rlct Alliance. Toh Muda
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    Cook to the world
    242 6 SPORE. Tue«. i Malaysian Airways builds a vast new flight kitchen MALAYSIAN Airways has begun the con- j struction of a new ultra-modern million- j dollar flight kitchen and passenger services building at Singapore Airport. The new premises, when completed in July next year, will prepare
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    Sultan of Brunei awards title of Dato
    84 6 Sultan of Brunei awards title of Dato BRUNEI TOWN. Tues. The Sultan of Brunei today awarded the title of Dato to the Director of Operations of the British forces In Borneo, MaJ.-Gen. W. C. Walker. An announcement) said that 19 other members of the security forces who helped to quell
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    SOPRANO SYLVIA TO GIVE A RECITAL
    105 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Lyric soprano Sylvia Chang Ching Via will give a recital at the Singapore Cv 1 1 ur al Centre on Dec. 11. Born in Sumatra, Sylvia began piano studies at the age of four and later came under the guidance of Ivan
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    Woman loses gold chain
    58 6 PENANO, Tues. A housewife. Lee Poh Tin, 28. lost a gold chain and locket valued at $70 while walking along Kimberley Street last night. Lee told police that she was going home after a show at about 9.30 p.m. when she felt her chain snapping. On
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    SAILORS TO GIVE BLOOD
    42 6 SINGAPORE, Tups. Officers and men of an American warship visiting Singapore this week will donate blood to the Singapore Blood Bank. The TJ.S'.S. Salisbury Sound, flagship or the IS. Navy's Task Force 72. will spend four days here.
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    Girl Guides on a 2-week goodwill tour
    92 6 Girl Guides on a 2-week goodwill tour KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— A group of 36 Girl Guides will leave here en Sunday for a two-week goodwill tour of Thailand. Highlights of the tour will be an audience with Queen Sarikit of Thailand and a tea party with Mrs. Sarit Thanarat, wife
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    Police transfer
    22 6 KLANG. Tues. The OS PC. here. Inche Ahmad bin Hajl Yacob, has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur as Deputy O.C.P.D.
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    Heartbreak of a boy who wanted so much to be a soldier
    358 6 IPOH, Tuesday. J^ SCHOOLBOY'S sole ambition was to become a soldier until six months ago. Today he faces the bleak possibility of being bedridden for life. Tengku Hashim bin Tengku Pengiran Anum, 15, of Trengganu, now a Form
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    178 6 Three held after two armed hold-ups DENANG, Tues. Police arrested three suspects last night shortly after two armed hold-ups within 15 minutes of each other on a lonely path off Batu Lanchang Road. The suspects, picked up In a small Chinese temple about 9.30 p.m., are believed to be members
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    Shot missed a rubber smallholder
    67 6 I MALACCA. Tues. A rubber smallholder. Jalll bin Mahat. 47. lad a narrow escape last night vhen he was shot at while walking btcU ib tils r.ouae at Taboh Nanng. 21 miles from here. A man armed with a shotgun rired the shot which missed
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    Gardener fined $11,500
    80 6 TELUK ANSON. Tues. A vegetable gardener, Teoh Slew Kirn. 32. was fined a total of $11,500 In the Sessions Court here yesterday on two charges of Illegally distill' 1 In* samsu. He admitted distilling one gallon and one and a half pints of samsu for which he
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    S'pore Alliance claims credit for Govt plan
    196 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Alliance today claimed credit for having suggested the hire-purchase sale of Housing and Development Board low-cost flats to tenants, which was announced In the policy speech of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara to the Legislative Assembly last week. A party
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    $400 fine on lottery man
    58 6 BATU PA.HAT, Tues. Ho Ah ;Ba alias Ho Kok Slang, 36. of Jalan Sultanah. was fined S4OO or two months' jail by the Magistrate. Inche Mahmood bin All, to-lay for assisting 111 carrying on a 10,000 character lotteryPolice v»tzid M 1650. or wivch the Court
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      4112 7  - Sinatra's big comeback as soldier film MIKE TOMKIES DESERTED BY THE SCREAMING FANS, UTTERLY ALONE NOW, HE REASSESSED HIS CAREER AND HIS RETURN TO THE TOP Curtis: The low man on the totem pole JOHN WAYNE TALKS OF THE IMMENSE DEBT OF GRATITUDE HE OWES TO DIRECTOR JOHN FORD I
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    Court told of the day three were shot dead
    550 8 SEREMBAN, Tues. fHREE elderly men were shot dead for three pairs of trousers, a dollar in coins, two rolls of wire netting and a gantang of rice, the High Court was told today. One of the truce victims, all over 60,
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    Obscene films case: Two men charged
    86 8 PENANO. Mon— A sailor. Tan Wee Kal. 32. was charged In th* Besslons Court today with Importing 12 reels or obscene film and 20 copies of obscene pictures on board the carge ship Hoi Wong last night. Tan. the ship's chief cook, pleaded not
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    Couple on a round the world sailing trip
    229 8 Couple on a round the world sailing trip KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —An adventurous German-born Canadian couple have arrived here in the course of a leisurely round-the-world sailing trip. They are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graeber, whose craft, a 28ft. ketch named the New World, dropped anchor at Port Swettenham on
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    Razak calls for more up-to-date figures
    201 8 Razak calls for more up-to-date figures KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today stressed the importance of obtaining up -to date figures on development achievements by each Ministry and department. He was addressing more than 70 secretaries to th« Ministries and heads of departments at the
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    Club to hold charity show
    51 8 IPOH, Tues. The Inner Wheel Club of Ipoh will hold a charity concert "Yuletlde variety revels'* In aid of Christmas cheer for charitable Institutions at St. John'a Church Hall here tomorrow night. The 16-item programme will Include ballet, Spanish, and Malay cultural dancing, songs and
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    'Victory' dinner
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Lour Say Lee See Association will hold an election "victory" dinner in honour of the Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. and the Assemblyman for Tiong Bahru, Mr. Le« Teck Him, at the Hokklen Huav Kuan in Telok Ayer Street next Monday.
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    'A despicable act' says court
    192 8 MALACCA. Tuesday THHE President of the A Sessions Court, Mr. AJaib Singh, today told a former taxi-driver that he had committed a very despicable act by molesting an amah whom he gave a lift, and sentenced him to six months' jail. The court was told
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    Opposition clash with Speaker in Selangor Assembly
    927 9 ROW STARTS OVER FLOOD DISASTER MOTION: QUOTES OF CONFUCIUS SAYING BRING LOUD PROTEST Kuala Lumpur, Tues THE Speaker of the Selangor Legislative Assembly, Inche Abdullah Yassin, today clashed with Socialist Front Assemblymen over allegations of "criminal negligence" that resulted in the recent Cheras
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    Careless driver fined $55
    67 9 PENANG. Mon— Charged with careless driving, a motorist. Chuang Koo Cher. 68. explained in court today he lost control of his car when a hornet stung him in Ml eye Inspector N. Thangs rajah, pro- secuting, said that Chuang's car suddenly went off Relau Road on
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    Robbers stab screaming woman
    120 9 Robbers stab screaming woman SINGAPORE, Tues.— A housewife was seriously wounded this morning when she resisted three armed men who had broken into her Jalan Tanghwa home. Madam Luah Kirn Klat screamed as the robbers were about to ransack the house. One of them stabbed her with a knife before
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    Governor opens new cinema
    61 9 PENANG. Tues— The Governor, tlaja Tun Uda Ai-Haj, today pral.-ed the Shaw Organisation for "the confidence they had ihown in Malaysia's stability by building another SI tnflllnn theatre in Penang. "This substantial Investment Is an eloquent expression of their faith in our young nation. he said
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    Training ship coming
    55 9 PENANG. lues.— Ihe Knvo Maru. a 1 215-ton training ship of Shimonoselci University of "•isherles in Japan, is scheduled to drive hero on Thursday. The vessel, with seven researchers and 65 cadets taking four courses fisheries. engineering, agriculture and manufactures I —Is on a training cruise from
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    Two Indonesian fishermen arrested
    140 9 IPOH. Tuesday TWO hungry Indonesi a n fishermen found wandering about in Kuala Kurau fishing village in the Krian district in search of food have been arrested by the pblice. The Indonesians. Oot Ah Lin. 29. and Samin bin Ahmad. 25. were arrested In a restaurant
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    RISE IN MALAYAN EXPORTS, IMPORTS
    134 9 RISE IN MALAYAN EXPORTS, IMPORTS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaya's external trade for the first 10 months of this year totalled $4,400.1 million This is $151.8 million more than that for the same period' last year. According to preliminary figures Issued today by the Statistics Department, exports for Jan&arv to October
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    Early morning fire in garage burns bus
    114 9 A LOR STAR. Tues. A I bus wa.s destroyed and another partially damaged In a fire which broke out at a garage belonging to the United Transport Co.. Ltd. at Gurun. 22 miles from here, early this morning. Damage ra e.siimated at over
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    $878 robbery
    29 9 IPOH. Tues. A salesman. Chong Nglap Lye. 41, woke up in a hotel room In Cowan Street here to find $878 worth of cash and property missing.
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    73 10 U Word, 11$ (*lmwu.m> MR. YEO CHIANG LIM age 63. pit.oed away peacefully at 15.1- A. Charlton Lane, Singapore. 19, on 3-12-63. leaving behind six sons. Oon Joo, Oon Chip. Oon Keong, Oon Hye, Oon Teck. Oon Senc: one daughter Lee Neo: one dauKhter-m-law, and four grand- hlldren to
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      718 10 No-one doubts that the Mal- ayan Trades Union Congress j has a vital part to play in the trade union movement This role is not vitiated by the re- minder that it is not registered \as a trade union and cannot act as one. Yet M.T.U.C.
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      402 10 Malacca's achievements in rural development have been considerable. Since 1961, eight land schemes have been com- pleted, bringing nearly 4,000 new acres under cultivation. On another 20.000 acres of padi land and smallholdings, irrigation works have brought prospects of higher productivity. Many miles of road have been built.
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      157 10 The Singapore postal strike has been called off after 24 hours a development which all will welcome. The issues have only now been made clear—in fact, there were no issues, only a "misundertanding.' The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees sought assurance from the Central Government that it would
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    BREAKING APATHY IN AMERICA
    800 10  - BREAKING APATHY IN AMERICA ROBERT STEPHENS Passive indifference rather than passionate action I Washington Tuesday DURING the past few days many prominent Americans, including President Johnson himself, have called attention to the strains of bigotry and violence in American life. They have appealed for greater tolerance, respect for law and
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    784 10  -  ALISTAIR COOKE WITH THE ACCESSION OF THE TEXAS RANGERS: by Washington Tuesday IN his first exposure to Congress, a new President cannot help revealing the public personality by which he hopes to lead the country. And elected Presidents spend weeks, or even months, on achieving
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      86 10 rE chairman of the Adult Education Board says that the limitation on the number of pre-university classes b due to "the acut* shortage of suitably qualified teachers." I disagree. As a graduate who is eager to teach in adult education classes. I have several times inquired
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    320 10  - TRADING STAMP WAR COMES TO BRITAIN Margot Naylor by] LONDON, Toes. Th* trading stamp war In Britain has now reached the political arena. All party support has been promised to Mr. John Osborne. a Tory M.P.. in a private members' Bill he hopes to submit to the House of Commons
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    Minister: No intransigence
    547 11 POSTAL STRIKE: WE SENT OFFICER TO SPORE TO SETTLE DISPUTE ON THE SPOT KUALA LUMPUR. Tu«s THE Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Samj^anthan. today dismissed any suggestion tfiat the Singapore postal and telecommunications workers' strike was the result of "intransigence on the part
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    Visitors will discuss church talks
    95 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two overseas delegates to the recent first Asia consultation of the Methodist Church at Port Dickson will give their Impression of the conference at the Tamil Methodist Church In Short Street at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday. The Rev. T. ThangeraJ, from the Andaman
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    18 11 PEN A NO. Tues. The Technical Institute here will hold Its prize day on Thursday.
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    Court told of yells and boos at base
    172 11 Court told of yells and boos at base SINGAPORE. Tues. About 200 to 300 men at the Naval Base Asian quarters in Canberra Road were "yelling and booing" one evening, Superintendent Colton of the Naval Base police told the Third District Court today. Fifteen labourers and fitters at the Naval
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    An interim pay boost for Cable & Wireless men
    355 11 An interim pay boost for Cable Wireless men SINGAPORE, Tues rVHE Cable and Wire- less management today asked the Singapore Industrial Arbitration Court for an adjournment in the hearing of a case between itself and its staff union until the Joint commission, which is to review terms and conditions of
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    Tensing made club patron
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sherpa Tensing Norkay. Co-conqueror of Mount Everest, who visited Singapore last April has been appointed a patron of the Singapore Adventurers' Club. The chairman of the club, Mr. Pong Yeng Pew, today also announced the club's forthcoming expedition to climb Mount Orphir, the highest
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    109 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Two former members of the Angkatan Revolusi Tentera Islam Singapura (Artis>, who have been given until tomorrow to leave the State have had their stay extended for the second time. The two men— Ahmad bin Selamat, 27 and Ahmad bin Takim, 26 were
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    'Outrage' case acquittal
    46 11 KEMAMAN, Tues.— Parambath Hyder. 37, a shopkeeper, mm today acquitted and discharger! in the magistrate's court i.-ore on a charge of using criminal force on Sembok binte Muda 35, a housewife, with the Intention of outraging her modesty. He had pleaded not guilty.
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    280 11 FLOODING GIVES 800 NIGHT OF ALARM KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MORE than 800 people in Kampong Haji Abdullah, on the banks of the Klang River in Bungsar, spent a sleepless night last night when their houses were flooded. In most of the 200 houses in the area there was at least
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    80 11 Phone calls overseas: New hours SINGAPORE. Tues. The hours of service of overseas telephone calls to Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, the United States, Central and South America, the Middle East and North Africa, have been extended from 6 a.m. to midnight daily except Sundays, a Central Government statement said
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    145 11 Conference of four newspaper unions SINGAPORE, Tues. A conference of leaders of four unions, representing about 1.300 newspaper workers, will be held in Singapore on Sunday. The leaders are from the Singapore Printing Employees' Union; the Singapore National Union of Journalists; the National Union of Journalists, Malaya; and the National
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    No-stop driver is sought
    60 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues.— Krlan police are looking out for a hit-and-run driver who knocked down a mason, M. Sellappan. 23. at Salak North last Thursday. Sellappan. who sustained a fractured leg. had been lying on the road near Semanggol for more than half an hour when
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    77 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Inquiry behind closed doors Into a move to deprive a millionaire rubber magnate, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, of his Singapore citizenship continued today. It was the fourth session of the Citizenship Inquiry Committee with Mr. E. H. d'Netto as chairman. The
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    287 11 Political forum in S'pore to forge closer links SINGAPORE, Tues. Twenty-six distinguished political scientists and sociologists from all over the world will meet on Sunday at the University of Singapore for a symposium on "Leadership and authority in Asia." The week long conference will be opened by the Prime Minister.
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      551 11 Today's Radio and TV 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.32 0.50 Stock Exchange Report; RADIO SINGAPORE Breakfast Potpourri: 8.00 Time 7.00 Time Signal. The News; nr«b«iw signal. The News: 8.05 Break- 7.10 Regional News; 7.15 Swing Mt.lMlM WIVE M.KVltt fast Potpourri: 8.30 Housewives' Time; 7.30 Sports Reel; 7.45 476
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    Malaysia held off rise in Sarawak taxation
    714 12 'BUT FOR THIS WE SHOULD BE AT OUR WITS 9 END 9 KUCHING. Tuesday IF Sarawak had remained as a State on its own, taxation would have increased way above Malayan levels, said the State Financial Secretary, Mr. B. A. St. J. Hepburn,
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    288 12 RAILWAY PUTS OFF DATE FOR CONVERSION KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rpHE Malayan Railway has postponed the date of x its conversion into a corporation originally scheduled to take place on New Year's Day. secretary to the Mlnisof Transport, Inche Noor Zalnal, who said this today, added that the railway would wait
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    Two killed in car accidents
    95 12 OINGAPORE, Tues. Two men were killed in road accidents here yesterday. LIN SENG, 54, of Silat Road, was crossing the road at Rochore Canal Road when he was knocked down by a car. He died in hospital two hours after admission. A taxi driver ONG
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    52 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. An expatlent of the Woodbrtdge Hospital. Teo Seng Ho. 26, was found dead this morning at his Norfolk Road home. Beside Teo"s bed police found an empty bottle of pills. They believe that he had taken an overdone of the pills. No foul play
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    41 12 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Yang di-pertuan Negara. Tun Yusol bin Ishalc. will own the second Malaysia Student photographic exhibition at the Pollytechnlc at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow. The exhibition, organised by the Polytechnic Photographic Society, will end on Dec ft
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    170 12 New envoy to Brunei flies in for talks KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The new British High Commissioner in Brunei, Mr. E. O. Laird, arrived here today to meet top British officials for a firsthand account of current political developments in this area. Among those he will meet will be the British
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    39 12 Gardener, 55, dies at work PENANG, Tues. Ahmad bin Hu&saln. 55, a gardener employed < at the Penang Botanic Gardens. collapsed yesterday evening while working and died soon after. He was to have retired at tIM end of this month.
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    30 12 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. The Sultan of Kedah will declare open new wards at the General Hospital In Alor Star tomorrow. The Sultanah will present medals to blood donors.
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    479 12 'Liberty to intervene' victory for widow (awarded $31,000) against 'won't pay' firm PENANG, Tuesday A WIDOW, awarded $31,000 damages and costs last August after her husband's death in a motor accident four years ago, today successfully applied to the Penang High Court for liberty to intervene in a suit between
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      297 13 FOR SALE U Words St (HU.) Boa tt ef. oaUX CLOSING DOWN SALE at Esquire. 86. High Street. where all stores ladles and men's wear are being cleared below cost. CULTURED PEARLS Loose and Necklaces wholesale and retail J.B. Rupa 109. Hlgb Street, Singapore pbone *****. MUMTAZ CARPETS Clearanro Sale
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    102 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. Y ESTERDAV>S sharp uptrend was fully maintained today when practically the whole list advanced. 1.C.1, and British Tobacco both up Is. 3d. were notable gains. OUs and base metals firmed with falls few and small. Loans were firm. C.R.A. 24/10 Mount laa 35/0 N. Broken Hill
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    RUBBER PRICES
    261 16 DECEMBER first trade mnbor buy•n r.e.b. elesad Bl S gun. kn Singapere and Kuala Lumpiir yMtcrday at 661 eenst per Ib. down a quarter of a cent on Monday's closing level for tbe position. The too* waa easier. R.A.S. and F.M.R.K. elating prlaet In cents P*r Ik. yesterday:
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    216 16 SNIPS lying alens**d* the Smgapers wharves tsday are: Deaal 33/34, Kunak 40/41, Keraadjl N.W. 3. Straat Johore 8/0, afaranon 44, Sbavlt 35/36, Aubjr N.W. 2. alarcatl NowoUto 31/32. Inner reads: Bruas, Tong Nam, Narwhal. Soon Bee, Tods U«, Tong Ann, Mrnara Maa, Blnaja Mas, Chanel. L*nriak. Sumpltan
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    181 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) December 3. Three "~r— INDUSTRIALS Ounlops 20 Ota. McAJiater 14 eta. B. Smelter* 20 eta. Robinson 11 eta. Ecm> 21 eta. O Storage 4td. Fed. Dlsp. 15 eta. RoUunana 13 eta. K N. 15 eta. s«!anjrw Prop. eta, Qtnunou 18 eta. s. Lajml 5 eta. H
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 16 CHINESE Produce Eiohsnga, Smiap«ra n«on price* per ptetH yesterday: Coconut ell: bulk $50! seller*, drum $53] nellers. Copra: Dec./ Jan. UK/Coatlmnt: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white $1421 sellers. Sarawak whit* $142 sellers, special Sarawak black $106 sellers, garbled Lampong black $106 sellers. ABTA $115 sellers. Smgapera Coconut Oil Miller*'
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS AGAIN EXTREMELY ACTIVE
    707 16 From Our Market Correspondent VERY active conditions again rated on the Malayan Stock Exchange and in addition to the current scramble for equities, tins came in for more buying power. With the tin price over C 1.000 in London and knocking $500 in Penang
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 2 Nov. 3 Industrials: 120.06 127.87 Tins: 116.51 119.09 robbers: 108.85 108.85 Dee. 29. l!lf,! ion
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    920 16 POMBHTOD business in the «n- gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bewtead U.«X>> 51. 70 D. (5.000) 51.72 D. (6.000) 51. 70: Central f>re». (1.000) 51.68 D. (2.000) $1.63 D. (21.000)
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    Tin reaches new high: Scattered rubber trade
    485 16 PLLOWINO cash tin In London on Monday hitting £1.000 per ton. Straits tin rose a further $4 to $498. This was the highest price since August 29, 1961 when tin was quoted at $500 per picul. Apart from the world market situation a
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 December 3. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICES: 663 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $498 (up $4). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 20 tons).
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      68 16 Possanger Cargo Service, STRAITS/rMGAPATIINAM/AAADRAS. Spore P. Sham Penong S.S. MOHAMMEOI VOY. C-l 4/5 Dec 6 Dec 7 Dm Chief Agents: R. Jumabkoy Son* Ltd. Singapore. Phone *****. KYOSEI LINE multrtiif tit* Ji*» fit HMfkMf S'oort P. ri«W ttntr* •«m«U MslU" MfcS-H/l SM He ciMiti »itatt, nmrpmr OtHlten Co., Ltd. S'por*
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      146 16 EXCHANGE RATES THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Anaaiatten made these changes In Its rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to S10O): New Verfct buying TT 32 13/16. airmail OD 32 *****. 90 d/st 33 1/4 credit bills. 33 3/m trade bills. Canada: buying TT 33 7/lfi. airmail OD 35 8/16, 90
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      706 17 I 'Continued from Page 13) FOR SALE •0 Word* SS (Mln.r—Box SO tl*. txtrm THREE BEAUTIFUL PAKISTAN Princess Bokhara Rug* one 8' SO', two 6' x 4. Bargain $1,200. Will sell separately. Tel: (Spore) *****. AMERICAN PIANO Worlltzer seldom used, evillng at reasonable price. Also male Alsatian puppy 4 month*
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      525 17 AT YOUR SERVICE 19 Ward* SS < Win.)— Box M ct». rxtra M ROBINSON ROAD Pbotoetat service Fotomatlc ***** KWOK'I PHOTOCOPY SCRVICE. i 2 Tbe Arcade. Ist Hoor. Tel. wsSlu. TANO't PHOTOCOPY SCRVICI all documents photocopied, in. Boat Quay, SMSS. C-RTIFICAT.t. DOCUMENTS Photocopied Instantly. 128 Cross Street. B'pore ***** Charles
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      509 17 I WHERE TO STAY (Spore) i f Warrfs U (mtm.t—Bmx U txin HOTEL AMBASSADOR. Alr-condl- tloncd Kooms. Bar Caoaret. Phoaa *****. i MAYFAIR HOTtL SPORE Kooms AjironrJitiniu'd Popular Bar Courteous Kervi. c j AIR CONOITIONIO NON-AIR. 1 CONDITIONED Room. Moderate chare- < es. TloriK Hoa Hotel. Tel: *****. SLOANE COURT
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      721 17 NOTICES NOTICE Mr. H. Wilson has left our com »ny as from 1.12.63 and he Is no onger authorized to 'ransact any -uslness on ou. behalf SCHMIDT CO. (Malaya) LTD 146-C. Robinsoi Road Singapore 1. IS ACRES BtILDIXG SITE AT ni mj. to9*i MLS. CHANGI ROAD The Public Trustee as
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      633 17 NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Mr. Norman Powell Is no longer employed by us and Is not authorised to transact any business on our behalf with effect from Ist December 1963. AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY LTD NOTICE OF REMOVAL Thevar and Company Cigar Manufacturers have removed their business premies from
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      624 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE LECTrRESHIP/ASSISTANT LfcCTl RESHIP IN LAW. APPLICATIONS are inrtUd from candidates with appropriate qualifications for appointment as Lecturer, Assistant Lecturer In the Faculty of Law. The applicant must be qualified In the field of Muslim Law and must be capable of engaging In Independent research. The
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      Lock icon VOLLEYBALL Frenchwon't stage pre-Games tourney
      152 18 VOLLEYBALL Frenchwon't stage pre-Games tourney PARIS, Tues. The) French Volleyball Federation yesterday announced that they had cancelled plans to organise a pre-Olympic tournament to find a fifth European team to take part in the Tokyo Games next year. The tournament scheduled to be played at Paris on Dec 12-14 between
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      Lock icon BASKETBALL Formosa and Philippines play off for Asian title
      147 18 BASKETBALL Formosa and Philippines play off for Asian title rrAIPEH, Tues.— ForJ- mosa last night beat the Philippines 96-81 in the last game of the second Asian basketball champions hip here. Both teams, with eight wins and two losses each., will play another came today to determine the championship. Formosa's
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      Lock icon F.A. PLAN TO STAMP OUT 'UNDER COUNTER' PAYMENTS
      161 18 F.A. PLAN TO STAMP OUT 'UNDER COUNTER' PAYMENTS LONDON. Tues.— The English F.A. yester- day announced tough measures to try to stamp out "under-the-counter" payments to amateur players. F.A. secretary Denis Follows, outlined a plan which he said had been devised to stop "flagrant violations of the rules concerning amateur
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      20 18 BUDAPEST. Tues.— The next World University Games will be held in Hungary during August! and September 1965. Reuter. >
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      Lock icon SOCCER Everton are unofficial club champs
      95 18 SOCCER Everton are unofficial club champs LONDON. Tues Everton won the title of unofficial club •uuMT champions of Britain by drawing 1-1 with Glasgow Rangers at Liverpool last night. They beat Rangers 4-2 on aggregate having won the first-leg 3-1 at Olasgow. Everton took the lead after 32 minutes when
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      Lock icon CRICKET Test-eve defeat for South Africans
      287 18 CRICKET Test-eve defeat for South Africans BRISBANE, Tuesday. r JpHE touring South African cricketers, who on Friday meet Australia here in the First Test, were beaten by Queensland by an innings and 73 runs today. The tourists, who had followed on 313 in arrears yesterday, were all out in their
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      Lock icon Pakistan 148 runs behind
      117 18 LAHORE. Tues. Pakl&tan, facing a Commonwealth XI i U ial of 630 for nine declared, had scored 482 for eight at close on the fourth day of the Second 'Test' here today. Resuming the fight to avoid the i follow-on at 281 for five, Mushtaq Mahammed
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      TERRY BOOSTS TITLE BID
      79 18 rpERRY DOWNES, one-time world middlc- weight boxing champion, moved nearer hla burning ambition to become world light-heavy-weight champion when he thrashed American Mike Pusateri into a five-round defeat at Manchester. Downes made such a wreck of Pusateris left eye that referee Fred Hampson stopped the fight.
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      Lock icon W. AUSTRALIA SLIDE TO AN INNINGS DEFEAT
      140 18 W. AUSTRALIA SLIDE TO AN INNINGS DEFEAT A DELAIDE, Tues. Losing their last five wickets for 18 runs Western Australia slid to an Innings and 102 runs defeat by South Australia here yesterday ln the Sheffield Shield. Western Australia who followed on 291 runs behind on Saturday were all out
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      FOILS TOURNEY
      18 18 MALACCA, Tues. The 1963 Malayan Novices foils championships will be held at Malacca on Dec. 20-21.
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      BOXING Brian's ko punch sparks a row
      147 18 BOXING Brian's ko punch sparks a row T ONDON, Tues.— Brian London. Britain's most controversial boxj er. scored a knockout win over American heavyweight Billy Nielsen at Newcastle last night— and started a row. London. former British heavyweight champion who 1 has been nominated to fl ?ht current title-holder Henry
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      No approval for bout yet
      57 18 LAS VEGAS. Tues —Jim Deskln. executive secretary of the Nevada Athletic Commission, said yesterday the commission had not yet approved a title match between heavyweight champion Sonny Llston and challenger Cassius Clay here. He was commenting on a local newspaper report that the fight was
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      26 18 PHILADECPHIA. Tues. Oomeo Brennan (Bahamas), the British Empire middleweight boxing champion,'was outpointed over ten rounds here last night by un- ranked Jesse Smith (US). Reuter.
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      91 18 MELBOURNE. Tues. Davit Cup Mars Denis Ralston (United States i and Neate Praser <AuMmlia> played like prospective finalists ln winning their men's singles quarter-finals matches in the Victorian lawn tennis championships here today. Ralston showed real power in beatlnj Ken Fletcher (Australia) 11-13. 6-1. 6-4, 6-4. Praser
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      407 18 SOCCER— Leong Cup: RamMfrs v PCRC (Jn Abdul Jftlil. Ipoh). Malacca GS- Lge: WD Civilians v PWD-Survey (Banda HilirK HOCKEY Swainson trophy: Fed. Signals v Royal Signals (R. Range Rd. 5). S'gor Dlv. 2N: Municipal v Harrisons (Taylor Rd i FEME School v RMAF B (Airport Rdi; Dlv. 2S: Eaglets
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      MRA 'travelling school' for local riders
      394 19 MR A 'travelling school' for local riders SINGAPORE, Tues.— One of the first things crack Australian jockey Garnet Bougoure did after his arrival for another "busman's holiday" in Malaysia was to lecture a special class of local apprentices on the technique and finer points of race riding. When Alan Trevena
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      COLLIN IS SKIPPER OF S'PORE SCHOOLS
      154 19 COLLIN IS SKIPPER OF S'PORE SCHOOLS SINGAPORE, Tues. Collin de Souza, who is training with the Malaysia hockey squad, will captain the Singapore Combined Schools team ln the schools' interstate finals at Malacca on Dec. 9-11. Singapore, the south zone champions, will meet the winners of the North and central
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      Dust Devil in fine trial
      241 19 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Dust Devil, a stylish last-start winner over 6f at Ipoh, showed striking form on a yielding Bukit Timah track this morning. Ridden by Johnny Wilson, the four-year- old drew away from Malham at the finish of a 3f tryout in 37 4/5. Film
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      Bangor is a smart sprinter
      453 19 y^IXGOR, one ol the new lorses entered for the Buklt umah Meeting, has won 12 races in South Australia. A chestnut gelding by Confessor out of Lincoln Lady. Bangor won 10 races in 14 suns as a three-year-old. In nearly all his wins in minor
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      WEIGHTS FOR 4 RACES ON THE 2ND DAY
      242 19 WEIGHTS FOR 4 RACES ON THE 2ND DAY SINGAPORE, Tues. Weights for four races on the second day (Wednesday week) of the < December meeting which begins here on Sunday. CLASS 2. DIV. I— «F. Oleander 111 9.00 Quisana 8.13 Banj-or 8.13 BUsa Fire II 8.12 Box Office IU 8.08
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      7 named by Youth committee
      117 19 7 named by Youth committee SINGAPORE. Tues.— The SAFA youth committee have selected seven players to be considered foi centralised training with the Malaysian team in preparation for the Asian Youth football tournament at Saigon. The seven players recommended for SAPA's approval are Richard Chiam (goalkeeper i Hussein Abdullah. Matthew
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      FAS pick nine
      64 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The PA of Selangor have recommended nine-youth players to the PAM for centralised training in preparation for the Asian Youth tournament at Saigon next April They are: Chan Chee Keong (goal). Ngiam Pook Tien (rtghtb«ck). Ng Peng Huat (left-half). Maslan Harun (Inside-right). Argus Sallm
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      160 19 fln I n PelUnt JUnlOr ™P n Worth R *W'> 3 Medicals 0. Malacca GS Lgt. Municmal 2 DTC 1. Friendly^P. Buntar? mM™ 5 J* nan Youths 1HUCKEl Malacca L«- NU Teachers 4 PWD 0 Frlendlv le« U i nB 6th Bn RMR 2 Rmml GOI.F— Spori- Island
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      BOXING Ong plans 'Golden Gloves' for Malaysians
      250 19  - BOXING Ong plans 'Golden Gloves' for Malaysians LIM KEE CHAN by SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Government announcement of a tax cut on professional boxing has given a local businessman a brand new idea. Barney Ong, whose proposed "ASA championships" promotion was shattered by confrontation, has thought up a plan for
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      42 19 I FYDNEY, Tues. Sandro MasKlnghi (Italy) retained his world junior middleweight boxing title when he beat Ralph Dupas (U.S.) here last night. The referee stopped the contest in Mazztnghl's favour in the 13th round of a scheduled IS-round bout— Reuter.
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      Choo to visit new states
      276 19 By FRANCIS BOEY Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday SARAWAK and Sabah soccer will have the benefit of Choo Seng Quee's coaching early next year. Choo will conduct coaching courses tor teachers and schools In the new states ol Malaysia. Choo, who Is at present coaching Malaysia's Asian
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      Rajah given promise of joint talks
      256 19  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday pEPRESENTATTVES of the Olympic Councils of I%> the four Malaysian states are likely to hold discussions shortly to formally establish the Olymnir» Pnnnpil nf Malovclo i uic vi Malaysia. Last Friday, the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council decided
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      Varsity and Recs win
      214 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. University of Singapore and Singapore Recreation Club kept their places at the top of the Singapore Hockey Association league first division by winning their matches against their bottom-placed opponents today. At Seletar University scored an effortless 4-0 win over RAF Seletai while SRC beat
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    Identical divorces for the identical twins
    142 20 pREEPORT (Illinois), r Tues. Identical twin sisters who married identical twin brothers they met at a twins convention have been awarded identical divorce decrees here after 11$ years of marriage. Margaret and Elizabeth Finch met Elvin and Melvin Dameier at the International Twins Association
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    Talk at YWCA
    42 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. A talk on the training and work of the Women's Police Force will be Riven to members of the YWCA International Women's Club at Its weekly meeting at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow at the association's Raffles Quay premises.
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    'Meet' session
    29 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Sla Kan Hui, PAP Assemblyman for Upper Serangoon. will not be able to hold his "meet the people" sessions tomorrow at the PAP branch.
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    Italian goods will come direct
    237 20 Italian goods will come direct SINGAPORE, Tues. Italian businessmen will in future send their goods to Singapore direct instead of through other foreign firms, because the State offered a very good market for their goods. This was stated today by a I spokesman of the 30-man Italian trade mission, Mr.
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    91 20 LONDON, Tues. A truce was in effect today in the three-year war between a retired Army major and the Paymaster-General over lls. 9d. The magistrate told Cyril G. Mockler, a 72-year-old retired major, formerly with the Royal Army Pay Corps, that he is being
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    47 20 PRESIDENT Lyndon B. Johnson awarding the Atomic Energy Commission's highest citation the Enrico Fermi Award to Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, the brilliant nuclear physicist whom the AEC had branded a security risk in 1054, in Washington on Monday. I'PI Radiophoto. (See Page 3)
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    150 20 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. "THE Malaysian Government is now waiting for the Philippines to make the next move in present efforts to settle the Malaysia dispute and to patch up relations between the two The Permanent Secretary to the Malaysian Ministry of External Affairs, Datu Mohammed Ghazali
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    66 20 MOSCOW. Tues.— A nine-year-old Soviet girl can "see" with her fingertips, toes and other parts of her body, the newspaper Sovtetskaya Latviya reported today. The girl, Lena Bwlznova, who can read and distinguish colours with her fingertips while blindfolded, also told doctors she "saw" a hypodermic
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    48 20 Vocational training SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Carl. I T. Angel, a Unesco expert teaching at the Singapore Teachers' Training College, will speak on "The future of vocational educa- tlon In Singapore" at the USIS Library, Armenian Street, at 5.30 1 p.m. tomorrow. It Is open to the I public.
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    173 20 Plan for HK-to-Kowloon tunnel HONG KONG, Tues.— The Victoria City Development Co. today announced plans for a cross harbour tunnel linking Hong Kong island and the Kowloon peninsula. With Government approval, it could be opened to traffic in 1968, the company said today. The tunnel, to be similar to the
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    3 clinics get Govt vaccine
    53 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. Antlcholera injections at $1. with free vaccine .supplied by the Government, will be given by three more general practitioners, making 17 in all to date, at the following addresses: The Malayee Dispensary, 26, Selegie House; Oeylang Dispensary. 737. Geylang Road and Saudara Clinic.
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    476 20 LONDON, Tuesday. QUEEN Elisabeth last night opened the world's biggest telephone cable project which links Britain and Europe willi Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. In a recorded message over the 16,000-mile circuit, the Queen called the opening of the cable "a
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