The Straits Times, 7 December 1963

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    23 1 /AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Mai**** Vatic** 1 fie****" Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    T.A. TO BE DOUBLED
    531 1 Up to 20,000 men THIS WILL GIVE YOUNG MEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET PROPER MILITARY TRAINING, SAYS RAZAK KLUANG. Friday THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, announced here today that the Territorial Army's strength is to be doubled to 20,000 men. He told 400 officers
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 "ORIES HOLD SUDBURY LONDON, VrL CißMirvative Government retained the Sudbury constituency today, but with majority slashed n< irly m half. (Srr r.i^'
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    The V-bombers fly in... VICTORS' TRIP JUST NORMAL TRAINING EXERCISE'
    280 1 The V-bombers fly in... VICTORS' TRIP JUST NORMAL TRAINING EXERCISE' SINGAPORE. Fri.— The first two of four Royal Air Force Victor bombers flew into Singapore today from Britain for a Far East training exercise. The two gleaming white crescent-winged bombers landed at R.A.F. Tengah within minutes of each other in
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    MAPHILINDO COULD BE 'DANGEROUS'
    201 1 MAPHILINDO COULD BE 'DANGEROUS' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. could be "extremely dangerous" if it should become an instrument of Communist policy, a senior spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs here warned tonight. He said the three-nation ;et-together could never be:ome a reality if one member was determined to crush md
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    Lock icon RI restores link with Holland
    60 1 THE HAGUE. Fri. Radio telegraphic communications oetween Holland and Indonesia will be restored on Monday, after a break of three years, at the request of Indonesia, the Dutch postal authorities announced here today. The communications were broken off by Indonesia on Nov. 17, 1960, as
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    4-union meet postponed
    103 1 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A confer;nce of leaders of the National Jnion of Employees In the Prlntng Industry, the National Union >f Journalists (both of Malaya), he Singapore National Union of Journalists and the Singapore iMntlng Employees Union, scheduled to have been held here this Sunday has been postponed.
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    U.S. gesture
    38 1 MOSCOW. Fri.— President Lyndon Johnson has Instructed his Embassy here to seek an early start to negotiations with Russia for a new cultural agreement postponed by President Kennedy following the arrest of U.S. Professor Frederick Barghoorn.
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    Lock icon Baldwin's resignation accepted
    52 1 Baldwin's resignation accepted WASHINGTON. Fri. President Johnson today accepted the resignation of Mr. Charles Baldwin, U. S. Ambassador to Malaysia. The resignation will become effective at a date to be determined later. Mr. Baldwin, 51-year-old career diplomat, retired from the Foreign Service in 1055, but was recalled to duty In
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    CHOLERA IN KEDAH
    77 1 ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A case of cholera was reported in Kedah today. The victim is a 19-year-old Malay girl from Kampong Jimbol, 19 miles south of Alor Star She Is now in the General Hospital. One other suspected cholera case from the Sebrang Perak area of Alor
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    Christine gets nine months
    312 1 Christine gets nine months- LONDON, Friday. (JHRISTINK Kecler pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey today to charges of perjury and of conspiring to obstruct the course of justice. She was jailed for nine months. Her friend and flat-mate. Paula Hamilton-Marshall. 27. was jailed for six months, and their housekeeper, Mrs.
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    Lock icon Writ against Duke of Kent withdrawn
    87 1 LONDON, Fri. Grey-haired Mrs. Barbara Florence Brook, employment agency secretary, said here today she had withdra n her writ alleging alander by tie Duke of Kent. She added she would be serving notice of discontinuance on the Duke's solicitors, who accepted the writ on
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    'Taboo' pool claims three lives
    328 1  - 'Taboo' pool claims three lives ABDUL FAZIL By OINGAPORE. Fri.— To the villagers staying around the 4A miles Pasir Panjang Road, the disused Haw Par swimming pool, with its foliage-grown f ement enclosure, is "taboo." For four years since it closed the pool has been lelt alone, for the superstition
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Jakarta's bigger threat to Malaysia
      367 2 SYDNEY, Friday 'jMIE beginning of a "new and more dangerous phase" oi Indonesian action against Malaysia was 'almost certainly" marked by this week's visit to Borneo by the Indonesian Foreign Minister, the Sydney^Morning Herald said. In an editorial headlined "Dr. Subandrio lets tho cat out
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      Lock icon Committee to arbitrate
      55 2 ABIDJAN dvory Coast). Fri.— A four-nation committee from Mali. Ethiopia. Senegal and Nigeria will arbitrate in the AlgeriaMorocco border conflict, an all African mediation commission tnnounced after discussing the problem hero yesterday. After three days of talks the seven-nation commission said 't would also meet again in
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      Lock icon Beating 'not for the courts'
      104 2 Beating 'not for the courts' WELLINGTON. Fri. Corporal punishment is m matter for parents, not the courts, according: to New Zealand's Police Commissioner, Mr. C. L. Spencer. Addressing a meeting of the liristt hurt li Boys' High School Parent Teachers' Woriation, he said that when a juvenile offender i> brought
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      Lock icon N. ZEALAND WON'T STAND IDLY ASIDE'
      206 2 WELLINGTON. Fn. YEW ZEALAND has always make it clear that 11 she will not stand idly- aside in the event of ah armed attack on Malaysia, the Prime Minister, Mr. Keith Holyoabe. said today. He was commenting on j 1 overseas reports which suggested
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      Lock icon Bodyguards rush to Ikeda but...
      146 2 TOKYO. Friday ABOUT 10 bodyguards and policemen yesterday went to the office of the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Hayato Ikeda, on hearing an emergency bell ringing at the Prime Ministers official residence. They hurried to Mr. Ikeda's office only to find the room was empty.
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      Greeting for Sihanouk
      56 2 Greeting for Sihanouk Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia extends his hand to a greeting crowd at a rally, in which he made a speech to the effect that he would renounce American aid and invite Chinese Communist advisers to help establish the progressive socialism in Cambodia. Cambodia received $29.4 million from
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      Lock icon ECAFE MOVES FOR CLOSER TIES
      151 2 MANILA. Friday TWENTY-ONE countries attending the Ecafe Ministerial conference here on regional economic co-operation among member countries today approved two resolutions after four days of discussions. The resolutions Involved; STEPS to be taken aimed at closer economic co-ope-ration among the regional members of Ecafe: and
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      Lock icon Pelaez may join opposition Nacionalista Party
      224 2 Pelaez may join opposition Nacionalista Party MANILA, Prl Manila newspapers today reported that the Philippines Vlce-Pre-sident, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez. may soon leave the ruling Liberal Party and join the opposition Nacionalista Party. The Vice-President is reported to have told Nacionalista Party officials In recent conferences that his main aim in
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      Lock icon Cosmonauts on visit
      41 2 RANGOON. Fri. Three Soviet cosmonauts are scheduled to arrive here on Sunday for a three-day visit at the invitation of the Burmese Revolutionary Government. The cosmonauts are AndrUn Nikolayev. Valentina Nikolayew* Tereshokova, Valeri Bykovsky and his wife. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ayub to visit Ceylon
      38 2 COLOMBO. Prt. Paklsta X President. Mohammad Ayub Khan, and Foreign Minister. Z. A. Bhutto, will arrive here on Monday for a week's visit as the guest of Premier Slrimavo Bandaranalke, It was announced. UPI.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Butler and Soviet ambassador confer
      230 3 Butler and Soviet ambassador confer LONDON. Fri. —Mr R. A. Soldatov, the Soviet Ambassador here, yesterday had a 40-min-ute talk with Mr. R. A. Butler, the British Foreign Secretary, at thej Foreign Office. A Foreign Office .spokesman I later declined to hay why Mr Soldatov had asked for the meeting
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      Lock icon Hogg in—but Tories' majority slashed
      270 3 Hogg in but Tories' majority slashed -THE VOTING St. MARYLEBONE Quintin Hogg (Tory) 12,495 Peter Plouviez (Labour) 7,219 Michael Wheeler (Libera1)... 3,016 Tory majority: 5,276 votes T ONDON, Fri. Mr. Quintin Hogg, Sir Alec Douglas Home's recent rival for the premiership, yesterday won his way back to the House of
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      Lock icon Kidnapped colonel was kept in bed
      212 3 Kidnapped colonel was kept in bed CARACAS, Fri.— U.S. Colonel James Chenault, 47, freed yesterday after being kidnapped here eight days earlier, said he spent his captivity in bed under armed guard. Col. Chenault, speaking to a Press conference after his release, refused to comment on many questions. He said
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      Lock icon Goldwater reassesses his Presidential chances
      118 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. SENATOR Barry Goldwater, leading Republican candidate for the Presidency, said yesterday he was making a major reassessment of his prospects. The Senator, who said before President Kennedy was murdered that he would announce a decision on whether to run by next January, told
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      Lock icon Mac queues up unrecognised
      42 3 LONDON. Fri.— The Daily Mail yesterday published a large frontpage picture of former Prime Minister Harold Macmillan waiting patiently in line for a bus on Wednesday in central London. People around him obviously did not recognise him. UPI.
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      Lock icon FAO campaign to continue
      58 3 ROME, Pri.— The conference of the U.N. Food and Agricultural Organisation decided yesterday that the three-year-old "Freedurr. j from Hunger" campaign should be continued beyond 1965. To mark the 15th anniversary of the declaration of human rights next Tuesday »!bums of "Freedom from Huneer" campai£.i stamps
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      Lock icon Police chief held in round-up ef ex-Nazis
      116 3 Police chief held in round-up ef ex-Nazis BONN. Fri.— The chief of the Ludwigshafen Criminal Police Department has been arrested in what authorities said might turn into a roundup of ex-Nazis. Dr. Oeorg Fleschmann, 58. a crimlnologlst and chief of the local homicide department, was arrested in his office on
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      Lock icon Cape Kennedy opposed
      65 3 CAPE KENNEDY (Florida). Fri. —The Town Council of the former Cape Canaveral has passed a resolution opposing the renaming of their city Cape Kennedy a measure announced by President Johnson in his Thanksgiving Day broadcast last week. The Council said, it did not object to the late
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      Lock icon Churchill film to be made
      54 3 NEW YORK, Fit. Columbia Pictures yesterday announced plans for a multi-million-dollar colour film on Sir Winston Churchill's life before he entered polh tics. The film to be shot in Britain, India and Africa will go Into production in 1965 and has Sir Winston's full approval,
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      Lock icon FAO to exclude S. Africa
      48 3 ROME. Fri.— The Food and Agriculture plenary conference here yesterday decided to exclude South Africa from any FAO regional meetings held in Africa. A resolution, submitted by the African states, was passed by a show of hands with only South Africa opposing. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Kennedy slaying a lone act, FBI reports
      269 3 Kennedy slaying a lone act, FBI reports WASHINGTON, Fri.— The complete FBI report on the assassination of President Kennedy was submitted to the Justice Department last night, informed sources said. The sources said the FBI report would say that according to all available evidence Mr. Kennedy was killed by Lee
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    Trade halt aid to cost Govt $lm. a month
    712 4 Trade halt aid to cost Govt $lm. a month SINGAPORE, Fri INDONESIA'S economic confrontation with Malaysia is expected to cost the Singapore Government 51. 000,000 a month in financial assistance to workers affected by the trade boycott. It is also expected to cost affected employers a similar amount. The Government
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    SHIPPING CHIEF TESTIFIES
    501 4 SINGAPORE. Fri lifß. HARRY Twist, general manager of SaraiT* wak Steamship Co. Ltd.. Kuching. told the High* Court today that a person whose name appeared on the mate's receipt was entitled to the delivery of goods in the Sarawak-Singapore shipping trade. Mr. Twist said that in the
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      185 4 Why is rhe lion known as the King of Beosti? Because it's fierce, majestic, and yet to be equalled in courage. And what about the charming peacock? It's a symbol of beauty and splendour. Heh! Why am I talking about the lion and the peacock? Oh, Yes! These guiding principles
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    Opening for local capital in Italian ventures
    427 5 Opening for local capital in Italian ventures MALAYSIA OFFERED 'SHOP WINDOW— BUT MISSION WANTS TRADE TERMS BALANCED, TOO KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. pLANS for establishing Italian car and scooter plants in Malaysia envisage using local capital, Dr. M. Mancini, deputy Italian Trade Commissioner here, said today. Dr. Mancini, acting as spokesman
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    13 NAVAL BASE MEN FREED
    176 5 13 NAVAL BASE MEN FREED SINGAPORE, Fri. A District Judge today granted a conditional discharge to 13 Naval Base employees who had been accused of being members of an unlawful assembly likely to cause a disturbance of the public peace at the Naval Base Asian quarters on Oct. 8. The
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    Marine Police to have three more launches
    82 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Singapore Marine Division of the Royal Malaysia Police will by May next year have three more high-power-ed patrol launches, costing $208.--800. as additions to its fleet of 33 launches and six sampans. The Police Secretary. Mr. T. ChelUah. said: "These
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    Another eight detained
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Police arrested five men under the Societies Ordinance and another three under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance yesterday. They also screened 300 people during anti-secret society rounds.
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    Collapsed in lorry
    28 5 PENANG. Fri. Lee Keng Yang. 47, a lorry attendant collapsed in his lorry yesterday and died within minutes of his arrival at the General Hospital.
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    Briefing for Sultan
    93 5 KL.iNG. Kri. The president ot the. Town Council here, Inche Johan bin Mohammed Yassin. and Iti councillors called on the Sultan of Selangor yesterday to brief him on what the.v had done for the district of Klang since they took office in August. Mr Lum Kin Tuck,
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    Not for or against the Alliance, says doctor
    178 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Fri. Dr. S. Underwood, an independent member of the Town Council here, today declared that he was "neither pro nor anti-Alliance." Replyin* to a challenge by the chairman of the district Alliance. Ton Muda Haji Abdullah bin Hajl Abdul Raof
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    TUN YUSUF VISITS GOLF COURSE AND ZOO
    126 5 TUN YUSUF VISITS GOLF COURSE AND ZOO ]M ALACCA, Fri. The lfX V a n g di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore, Tun Yusuf bin Ishak. his wife and family this morning visited the new golf course and the State zoo at Ayer Kroh. seven miles from here. They were accompanied by
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    College old boys plan to aid Tengku Hashim's operation
    272 5 College old boys plan to aid Tengku Hashim's operation f P O H Fri. Former pupils of the Malay College in Kuala Kangsar are planning to help Tengku Hashim bin Tengku Pengiran Amun, 15, a form two pupil who is suffering from a heart ailment, to seek treatment abroad. The
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    U.S. sailors give blood
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    Shortage of doctors in armed forces
    162 6 Shortage of doctors in armed forces |£UALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri. The Malaysian Armed Forces are having difficulty in recruiting the extra doctors needed for their present expansion programme. A Ministry of Defence spokesman said today that about 10 were required, but only one application bad been received so far. Short
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    Pulau Senang murder trial
    54 6 SINGAPORE. PH.— The Pulau Senang murder trial entered its 14th day's hearing today with the continued cross-i'xamin*tii.n cf Low Ah Kow. a sc.tirmem attendant, before Mr Justice Buttroso and a special leven-mari Jury Th 6 trial resumes on Monday, when Mr. Francis T. Scow. Senior Crown
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    MIC branch officials
    49 6 PENANG, Prt.— Mr. M Doralsamy Thevur has been elected president of the Tanjong East branch of the Malayan Indian Congress, with Mr. V. M. Sellam Chettiar as vice-president The branch secretary is Mr. K. R. Govindaraiulu. assistant secretary. Mr. M. Murugiah and Treasurer. Mr. R. Narayanan.
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    Robbers shoot it out with police
    296 6 Robbers shoot it out with police TtAIPING, Frt TUMI x robbers, one of them armed with a pistoL and a police party exchanged flre In a lonely estate in the Kamunting area near here yesterday evening. Although seven shots wer» fired no one was hurt but. one or" the gang,
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    School anniversary
    23 6 PENANG. PH.— TIM Almashi.'or Islamic School for uirls in Luna* Road will hold ttl 47th anniversary celebrations tomorrow and on Sunday.
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      321 6 1 W<r^S^^"«»--'. Lloyd Triestino Announces NEW "GUGLIELMO MARCONI" Calling Singapore on Her Maiden voyage to Italy ARRIVING 15th JANUARY 1964 Inaugurating a new monthly luxury service from Singapore to Italy Lloyd Tricstino's superb, spacious, modern 27,000-ton liner "Marconi" is destined to play another important are large indoor games room, and
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    Chinese schools plan to attract more students.
    300 7 Chinese schools plan to attract more students SINGAPORE, Fri. A move is now on among Chinese educational circies to revitalise Chinese schools to attract more students. The main force behind the move is the Singapore Chinese Schools 1 Conference, which represents the management committees and teaching staffs of more than
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    FAO meeting on Monday
    52 7 aiwtrAh'urct. m. oixiy delegates from 12 countries wiil attend a Pood and Agriculture OrganlMtloi meeting on p.: diseases and pie bieedliiß in developing countries to De held at the National Library lroir. Monciav tO Drc. 14. The meeting will take place daily from 8 a.m. to
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    $45.7 mil. Mil for defence
    178 7 FOR PLANES, SHIPS AND ARMS KUALA LUMPLR. Fri. THE Central Gov- ernment will ask the House of Representatives on Wednesday to approve a bill of 556.256.744— the cost or certain development projects this year. The main expenditure of 540.716.000 was for the defence build-up. Of
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    Strict rules if trawl fishing is allowed
    500 7 POLICY STATEMENT SOON PENANG. Friday J 1 H E Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today hinted that the Government might legalise trawler fishing. "But if we decide on this, it will be only under very strict conditions," he told
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    A Plantation House for each State—Narayanan
    211 7 A Plantation House for each State Narayanan KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The National Union of Plantation Workers is to set up a Plantation House for each of its State branch offices. The Mist, at Sungei Patant. has been built at a cost of SBO.OOO. It will be opened by the Sultan
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    Two-week strike notice to Cable & Wireless
    182 7 Two-week strike notice to Cable Wireless SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Cable and Wireless Staff Union today served a two-week strike notice on the company. The union has 511 members 388 of whom voted to so on strike In a secret ballot on Wednesday night. The strike is in support of
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    Law on 'Swiss system' of pay soon
    188 7 Law on 'Swiss system' of pay soon IfUALA LUMPUR, Fri. v The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin, said today that legislation for the introduction of the "Swiss system" of paying industrial workers was being drafted. He was commenting on a statement by Mr. P.P. Narayanan,
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    TV expansion plan
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Tenders have been called for the construction of television transmitter buildings at Ounong Kledang in Perak and Ounonn Tampln, Negrl Sembilan, as part of the official plan to gradually expand the T.V. service after it* inauguration here later this month.
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    80 8 50 happy! THESE happy children are among 1,400.000 in Malaya who left school yesterday to begin their annual end-of-the-year holiday. The scene: The Methodist Boys' School in Davidson Road, Kuala Lumpur. The students are waving "Goodbye" to their teachers, whom they will not see again until Jan. 13. Also on
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    War hero comes to S'pore for a family reunion
    201 8 War hero comes to S'pore for a family reunion SINGAPORE. Fri. A Borneo war hero was the central figure in a family reunion here this week, thanks to the Australian army. He is Mr. John Funk, a leader of the second world war underground movement In Borneo, whose personal valour
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    CENSURE MOVE IN ASSEMBLY
    142 8 IPOH, Friday wr rr r ting of s~ Notice of the motion, to be moved by the Mentri Besar, Dato Sha'ari bin Shaflee. was given today. The motion Is a sequel to the "no confidence" motion moved In the Assembly yesterday by Inche Mohamed Fajar AU
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    Anti-Soekamo rally
    24 8 PORT DICKSON. Fri. An anti-Soekarno rally will be held at Pasir Pan Jang. 16 miles from here, on Sunday at 7 am.
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    Lock icon Endon takes her exam three months late
    94 8 Endon takes her exam three months late PERTH, Fn. A 22-year-old Selangor student, Che Endon binte Johari, will take her second year arts examinations this monththree months later than her fellow students at the Western Australian University. I Che Endon missed the exams in October after being admitted to Perth
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    The 7-way road to a Malaysian sojourn
    314 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday JHE Central Government today listed seven ways by which foreigners may be allowed to enter and remain temporarily in the country. These are included in the new Immigration Regulations drawn up with the concurrence of the Chief Ministers of Sabah
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    DTC social
    31 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A farewell social for graduating students of the Day Trainine College at Jalan Kuantan hrn> will be held at the college hall at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Contest to aid National Mosque Fund
    91 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn.— The Raja Permalsuri Agong and other honoured guests will attend the annual Radio Star contest organised by Radio Malaysia to be held at Dewnn Bahasa dan- Pustaka tomorrow Tickets for the public at 54. S3. $2 and $1 are available at
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    Our own rice for all by 1970
    254 9 Our own rice for all by 1970 SAYS KHIR JOHARI PENANG, Friday. ALAYA will be self-sufficient* in rice in 1970, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, predicted here last night. Addressing an Alliance rally of about 500 farmers and fishermen at Balik Pulau, the Minister said
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    A JUNGLE ADVENTURE FOR TWO RAF LADS
    107 9 gLNGAPORE. Fri.-^-Two 16--year-old boys leave RAF Changi tomorrow for a two-week expedition into the Malayan jungle neai Mersing. The boys. Peter Gibbs and Russell Haines. sons of RAF men at Changi. will walk about 56 miles through jungle, and will be supplied from
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    Annual meeting
    30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys Association will hold its annual meeting at the Methodist Afternoon School in Davidson Road here at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Opposition's 'We will walk out again' threat
    287 9 Opposition's 'We will walk out again' threat A LOR STAR. Frl. An Alor Star town councillor. Mr. Gen Teng Kheng (UDP). said today that all live Opposition members would again walk out of the next council meeting if their demand for seven days" notice of meetings was not met. Mr.
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    M.B.: SCHOOLS NEED HEALTH SERVICE
    212 9 M.B.: SCHOOLS NEED HEALTH SERVICE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. J'HE Selangor Mentri Besar, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda, today. called on the ministries of health and education to work together to organise some form of school health service. •Many schoolchildren, especially those in the rural areas, sutler from malnutrition. This is
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    Thieves net big haul of shirts
    78 9 SI NG A PORE. Fri. Thieves stole $17,245 worth of shirts and handkerchiefs from a store in North Boat Quay on Wednesday night. The goods belonged to LJ 3eng Mln Co. Ltd.. of North Bridge Road and the theft m discovered yesterday by a
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    New Malay school
    30 9 KLANG. Fri— The Minister of Education. Haji Abdul Hamld Khan, will open a Malay secondary school costing 5160.000. at Jeniarom. 14 miles from here, on Dec. 16
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    Sultan good at painting: An artist's tribute
    177 9 fPOH. Fri.— The Sultan 1 of Perak is a very good amateur artist and his paintings could be passed off as those of professionals. rhls tribute was paid by Miss Sunyee. a well-known professional arMst who is attached to the Singapore Academy of
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    DEATH
    35 10 2* Wordt $1» (Minimmm) LAZAROO Kmlle Michael paaaed away peacefully at 7.00 a.m. on -12-68 Cortege leaves 99 Buklt Timah Maasi i! 4 (Hi p.m 7-12-H3 for St Church ip m i dM Bloadari
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    128 10 2» Word* Sl* (Minimum) TNI FAMILY of the late Rev Tan LrDK Tian thank Irlends and relatives tot wnatta, mcssaKe.i of condolence, kind assistance and contributions t'.AHrd* ih, Laot Tl.in KlndcrKartea on •in lr mtnl li.r.-aMment. OR. G. HARIDAS and rrumtiers of hia family thank all those who attended
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    IN MEMORIAM
    46 10 -a Honfa $19 (Minimum) IN LOVINC MEMORY of the one and only Mn. Lfca Wan Sen* ho d BWSJ |k acrfiilly on T ll' ->.L' sadly miss.d hut never forgotten by her children, nin-in-law and Krand cnildren. We nope throuarh Christ, to meet acain.
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  • The Straits Times Saturday. December 7, 1963
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      Ground For Agreement
      681 10 The more often President Macapagal or his spokesmen explain the Philippines' claim to Sabah, the more inexplicable this claim becomes. The United Press correspondent who interviewed the President in New York clearly remained as unenlightened at the end of the talk as he was at the beginning.
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      Laos Crisis
      376 10 Little can be left of the hope that Prince Souvanna Phouma and his followers would be an effective "third force" between the Savannakhet rightists and the Pathet Lao, and -succeed in creating a stable, neutralist regime. A third force must possess sufficient independent power to be able to
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      Moral Blow
      147 10 The UN. Security Council has unanimously approved a resolution calling for a worldwide ban on the sale of armsmaking equipment to South Africa. Like the earlier majority resolution imposing an embargo on the supply of weapons and ammunition 'to the Republic, the move censures more effectively than it
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      STRIKE: AUPE REPLY
      383 10 STRIKE: AUPE REPLY A written assurance was sought I REFER to your editorial of December 4 under the heading "Strike Off" The Singapore Minuter for Finance summoned AUPE representatives to a meeting on Saturday. November 30. at 11.30 a.m. Five representatives of the AUPE met the Minister and two top
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      Adult classes
      207 10 I WOULD like to inform "Graduate" (S.T. Dec. 4» that If he has not been offered a part-time teaching appointment by the Adult Education Board, it could be due to one of the following reasons:THE BOARD conducts full courses in which four to six subjects are offered and
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      So courteous
      29 10 rAM a tourist visiting i Singapore with my daughter. I shopped in most of the big stores ard found the sales attendants courteous and friendly. VISITOR Singapore
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    Water from the sea for Hong Kong
    961 10 Water from the sea for Hong Kong Of the many ambitious schemes, the Govt. picks the most revolutionary one of all by A SPECIAL WRITER THE Shek Pik water project, the latest and v&ry much the largest oT the succession of reservoirs which have been built to supply the city
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    Union ultimatum to 15 firms
    468 11 Union ultimatum to 1 5 firms SETTLE CLAIMS BY MONDAY— OR 7,000 WILL START WORK-TO-RULE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. FIFTEEN leading firms have been given up to Monday to settle claims affecting more than 7,090 workers or face a national work-to-rule. The general secretary of the National Union of Commercial Workers,
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    Banned union's minutes books recovered
    81 11 I SINGAPORE, Fri.— Police to- day recovered a set of minutes books of the central executive committee of the banned Singapore Gene-al Employees' Union, which were earlier reported missing, together with the union's former secretary-general. Mr. Ng Poh Heng. The State-wide hunt for Mr. Ng
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    TALK ON THE CALL-UP
    49 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister of the Interior, Dato Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, will talk on registration for national service over Radio Malaysia on Sunday at the following times English service. 7.10 p.m.; Tamil. 9 p.m.; Malay. 9.15 p.m. and Chinese. 10.35 p.m.
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    Dinner for two new J.Ps
    84 11 TELUK ANSON, Frl.— A dinner was held here last night lii honour of Dr. Ng Kam Poh. a Malayan Chinese Association leader, and Mr. Leow Lai Swee. a contractor, who have been made Justices of the Peace by the Sultan of Perak. It was sponsored
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    Clerical memo to Govt asks for single union
    178 11 Clerical memo to Govt asks for single union KUALA LUMPUR, Frl.— The National Union of Government Clerical Workers has drawn up a memorandum proposing one clerical service for Malaysia and new salary scales for clerks, typists, stenographers, machine operators and teleprinter typists. The memorandum. which is to be submitted to
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    Allowance for Minister
    51 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A Bill to provide subsistence and mileage allowances for trie Minister of Sarawak Affairs will be introduced at next week's meeting of Parliament. An explanatory statement says that unlike other ministers who lived In Kuala Lumpur, the Minister of Sarawak Affairs is based at
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    Spiritual censure an offence: Bill
    175 11 Spiritual censure an offence: Bill 1/-UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Threats of divine displeasure or spirtual censure in order to exert undue influence on a voter will be an offence. This is provided for in a Bill called the Election Offences (Amendment) Act, 1963, which is to be Introduced at the meeting
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    Aussie's painting gift for S'pore
    52 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Australian Commissioner. Mr. A. A. Walcott. will present a painting to the Government and people of Singapore on behalf of ihe Australian Government and people tomorrow. The Deputy Prime Minuter. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will r-ce'.ve the painting at his office in
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    Lee will visit hospital
    60 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will visit the Kwong Wai Slu free hospital in Upper Serangoon Road at 2 p.m. on Dec. 14. Kwong Wai S:u is the biggest private hospital in the State run by philanthropists. It has 400 beds and
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    REGISTRAR FACES COURT ACTION BY BASE UNION
    538 11 REGISTRAR FACES COURT ACTION BY BASE UNION SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Naval Base Labour Union today obtained leave from Mr. Justice F. A. Chua in the High Court to order the Registrar of Trade Unions to show cause why an order of mandamus should not be made against him. The
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    Six suspects held
    29 11 IPOH. Fri.— Police have detained six men who are believed to have stolen two used chain saws Worth $2,000, In Kuala Kangsar Road here yesterday evening.
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    Moynihan's post
    29 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The former British Deputy High Comj mlssloner here, Mr. M. J. Moynlhan. has been appointed British Deputy High Commissioner In Tri- nldad and Tobago.
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    BOOKING OPENS FOR XMAS CALLS TO BRITAIN
    93 11 17-UALA LUMPUR, Frl. Christmas and New Year overseas telephone calls can be booked now, a statement from the actIng Director-General of Telecommunications. Mr. Dennis Smith, said today. Once the bookings have been made, subscribers should not inquire about the progress of their calls.
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    MTUC MISSION MEETS DEVAN NAIR
    254 11 MTUC MISSION MEETS DEVAN NAIR OINGAPORE, Fri. A visiting four -man delegation from the Malayan Trades Union Congress today called on the secretary-general of the National Trade Union Congress, Mr. Devan Nair, and the secretary-general of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, Mr. G. Kandasamy. Mr. Yeoh Teck Chye. who
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      577 11 Today's Radio and TV RADIO SINGAPORE MEDIUM WAVE SEKVICK 476 metre* SHORT HAVE SEKVICK 41 metres A.M.: 6.00 Good Morning; 601 Morning Prelude; 7-16 News; 730 Breaklast Bulletin; 7.30 Up And About; 8.15 News; 8.20 Up And About; 8.30 Calling All Hospitals; 9.00 Close; 11.00 Prog Summary; 11.03 String Time;
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      81 11 Part II "Little Boy Lost"; 8.50 Fred Astalre Premier Theatre; 9.45 News and Newsreel In Malay; 10.05 Dondang 6ayang; 10.3S Citizen James Rally; 11.00 Monitor: 11.36 Closing and Programmes Summary In all Languages for the Next Day. CHANNEL 8 7.40 pjn. Opening and Programme Summary In all Languages; 7.45 News
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    Lock icon Ningkan's 'state your stand' challenge to the SUPP leaders
    445 12 It'll be taken for granted they are taking the side of enemy— warning KUCHING, Friday HE Chief Minister of Sarawak, Mr. Stephen Ningkan, in the Council Negri yesterday, attacked opposition Sarawak United People's Party leaders for their stand in matters concerning
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    Lock icon RAHMAN: DON'T FEAR LABOUR MIGRATION
    152 12 KUCHING, Friday MR. Abdul Rahman Yacob, the Federal Assistant Minister for Rural Development, said here yesterday there need be no fear of a mass migration of skilled or unskilled labour from Malaya and Singapore. But he stressed that Sarawak being an Integral part •of Malaysia,
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      300 12 Straits Times Crossword Hel fll Hi Wk\ ACROSS a. Possibly need 10 get a sort ot 4. Jersey manufacturer flies out hlm aft r *U (2 3 3) and has a look Into it H, 6. Drive the little devil to his 8. Hatmaker gets a number re- home centre!
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    SAILOR DIES IN SMASH-UP
    87 13 FROM this shattered Ford Zephyr wrapped around a lamp post, two Royal Navy sailors were extricated in Singapore on Thursday afternoon. Able Seaman J. \V. Rufton. a bachelor, was already dead. His companion. Leading Seaman E. Moth, was critically injured and was admitted to the British
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    Tributes to late lawyer
    169 13 PENANG, Fri. Members of the Penang Bar turned up in iorce to pay tribute to a late colleague at the Penang High Court today. Announcing the death of Mr. K b. Pillat in Rangoon on Wednes day. Mr. C. O. LJm. speaking oc bthalf of Mr.
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    Pupils' visit
    46 13 TEI.UK ANSON. Fri.— A party of 36 sixth year pupils and teachers of the Chung Cheng Free Night School here will make a one-day trip by bus to TaiDing tomorrow and on the way pay a visit to the btana Iskandariah In Kuala Kangsar.
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    Training ship arrives
    48 13 PENANG. Fri.— The Koyo Ma -v. a training ship of the Shi nonoseki Fisheries University las arrived in Penar.g with 61 :adets on board. The boat left Japan on Oct. 2! md during its voyage the cadeti receive training in navigation seamanship. meterology anc xeanography.
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    ANOTHER LIE
    46 13 SINGAPORE. Fri.— British Army Headquarters today said there was "absolutely no truth" in an Antara report, quoted by Reuters on Thursday, which stated that Indonesian troops killed two Gurkha soldiers and captured 34 others in an ambush in Indonesian West Borneo 11 days ago.
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    SGOA seeks views on pay offer
    178 13 MALACCA, Friday. FHE Senior Government Officers' Association Is 1 seeking the views of its members in the medical md dental professions with regard to the latest ;alary offer made to them by the Government, it was R! here today. ?rs here felt that le
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    $13,700 more to
    71 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— TH latest donations to the Kual Lumpur Civil Disaster Fund t< tailed $13,703.50 bringing tli grand total of the fund now I 5295.053.41. Donations received sinco No 27 are: Wilkinson Process Rubtx Co. Ltd. $98: Foh Hud Omn bus Co. Ltd. $6,000: Qurnt Road
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    Tin revision 'a step in the right direction'
    249 13 Tin revision 'a step in the right direction' ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1Y —The Internationa] Tin Council's revision of the floor and ceiling prices, announced in London yesterday, was welcomed here as a "step in the right direction." But it was pointed out that the present tin price had nearly reached
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    Lorry man is robbed
    44 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt— Three men yesterday held up a lorry attendant, Chanan Singh, here and robbed him of $164. Chanan Singh was on his way to his house In Scott Lane at 6.30 p.m. when he was robbed and assaulted.
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      153 13 \lh>ii Onp Hff V. 7 Unmlin f NO NEED TTEEL TOO ...NOBOCV Ui'^Tl OH.OH? TWCT MUSTi- 1 1 DONT ASK ME FOR~"' V. EAP, BUSTER-.YICAN'tJ CAN! -+J I~IIL N k SOME OF J ...BE CAREFUL HELP \OU BLACK\WN 'EM ALL._ 4fK ~~ZZ&r^S£!f Irjr^ o MEN -.^O IVMAT GUARD.' THIS 13
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      Lock icon Madame Nhu goes to Paris 'which my husband loved'
      223 14 Madame Nhu goes to Paris 'which my husband loved' DARIS. Fri. Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu, sis-ter-in-law of assassinated South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem, flew in from Rome yesterday with two of her children. In a brief statement handed to newsmen at the airport Madame Nhu indicated she might stay
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      Lock icon Former Senator dies
      25 14 NEW YORK. Fri— Mr. Herbert Lohman. former United States Senator and Governor of New York, died here yesterday. He was 85.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Maca says: We can work together
      670 14 NEW YORK, Friday PRESIDENT Macapagal said yesterday Malaysia and the Philippines were "ideological allies in the free world" and there was no reason why they couldn't work together for South-East Asian stability. "Our allies in the free world should appreciate the Philippine policy of
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      Lock icon Filipino tells court of 'slavery' in Sydney
      244 14 SYDNEY. Fri.— A Filipino told Sydney District Court yesterday that he had worked for a Sydney businessman 16 hours a day for nearly two years without receiving wages. Filomeno Gales. 30. whose address was given as the Philippines' Embassy, Canberra, is claiming A
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      Lock icon AUSTRALIA AND MALAYSIA: 'IT'S UP TO THEM'
      267 14 AUSTRALIA AND MALAYSIA: 'IT'S UP TO THEM' LONDON, Friday AUSTRALIAN and New Zealand participation in the defence of Malaysia was a matter for decision between their Governments and Malaysia, Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Commonwealth Secretary, said yesterday. He was answering questions in the House of Commons about British help for
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      CLERKS' PAY CLAIMS
      162 15 CLERKS' PAY CLAIMS ...and people who live in glass houses fPHE two letters which appeared in your columns on Dec. 2 are typical of those which appear with unfailing regularity whenever there is any talk of better wages for government clerks. The besetting sin of the government clerical service is
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      Untitled
      147 15 AM afraid "Fair 1 Play" was barking up the wrong tree when he complained about the delay he encountered with the municipality. He might do well to remember that the Kuala Lumpur municipality Is not a government department in the true sense of the word because its salary structure and
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      Unchecked
      37 15 jVfONTHS ago the Municipal Council was asked to take steps In the interests of public health to curb the increasing mosquito nuisance in the town. But nothing seems to have been done. L. T. LEE Ipoh
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      184 15 VTOUR correspondent 1 "Fair Play" while agreeing with the right of government employees to strike for their k-gitimate claims asks: "Can they all claim they are giving their full worth In time and service to the Government and the public?" The answer to this question lies in whether all members
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      INVIGILATORS
      294 15 Selection process is neither satisfactory nor fair SINCE the question o. invigilators for the Senior Cambridge and HiS.C. examinations has been brought out in two published letters, it is time this was thoroughly examined. While the extent of these examinations has vastly Increased with the annual Increase in the
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      Bill delays
      150 15 AS a Malay businessman I cannot understand why some government departments take such a long time to settle bills rendered from time to time in certain cases it Is four to six months before I receive payment. I am expected to render prompt and efficient service. But how
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      Heartbreak boy and Rotary Club of Ipoh
      207 15 Heartbreak boy and Rotary Club of Ipoh f wish to rtier to your report (S.T. Dec. 4) on Tengku liashim headlined "Heartbreak ■at" a boy who wanted so much to be, a soldier." The last paragraph which stated that "the doctor who examined Tenjfku llashim wrote to the Ipoh Rotary
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      Cholera: One cancels out the other
      123 15 THE Health Ministry is doing its best to vaccinate more people against cholera by opening new vaccination centres whereas the cleansing department Is opening new centres for dumping an collecting rubbish without any consideration of the locality. A lane off SH>u Road between two
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      103 15 REFERENCE is made to IV the letter from "Hard Hit" (S.T. Nov. 27) complaining about the lack of a bus shelter at 6i m.s. Bukit Timah Road. I regret the inconvenience that has been caused to him as the result of the torrential rain. While it Is not
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      354 15 MALAYSIA'S OWN BANK announces the opening of another sub-branch in its Malaysian Network at 36, Prinsep Street Singapore, on Saturday 7th December, 1963. Telephone: *****-5 (Incorpowad M the Stum at Malaya. Malaysia) AKJxtroed Opfcal: J50.000.000 Imed aaaMdUp Of»ul. i i.000.000 A MAN FEELS GOOD IN A GOOD QUALITY SHIRT /i!?/vl
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      161 15 xWatuicr/ fj WAGNER LOCKHEED BPf*VOH tie sUodard for moderate daty brake W&B fluid since the iatreHP WAGNER LOCKHEED Waatner hydraulic brake fluid Quality should go no e tter> INTO EVERY none safer. BRAKE SYSTEM none more wjde y YOU USED. SFRVICE Sole Agents: SINGAPORE MOTORS LTD. 315 -319. Orchard Road.
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      620 16 SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Warm* Si (Him.)— Box tt cts. txtrm MALAY SPEAKING GIRL for Cllrlc, experience unnecessary. Apply personally, Krdah Unanl Clinic. Room 32. Transport Building. Jalan Langgar. Alor Star WANTED SALESGIRLS from door to door for household use. Salary plus commission. Apply personally. M/s. Deng Seng Co., 2». Jalan
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    improvea undertone on rubber market
    518 18 rpHE Malayan Rubber Market h?-s continued very quiet throughout the week, but there has been a decidedly better undertone state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their latest report. Consumer interest In terrrllnal markets has Improved according to reports and this has caused improved demand here. Values
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    119 18 JNDUBTKIALS regained some of yesterday lost ground and generally traded on steadier lines with movements about in balance. Some Jeaders Improved slightly with Australian Consolidated Indufttries, B.H.P. and Colonial Sugar among those to gain. Oils and base metals were very steady with Barriers active. Loans were steady. C.R.A
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    184 18 (OFMLIAL gUOIAIIONIi December 6. Three month*. INDUSTRIAL* 1 nun ->» 2U v. w Box 19 Ota City Dev. 5 cts. McAiiater l« eta r smelters zu eta Kobinsoo 11 eta. K»u 21 eta. O storage 4td. fed. Dlsp. 15 eta Rothmana 13 eta K N 15 eta. aalangor
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 18 CHIMEIE Predueed Isatiange, IMga•ere nean price* par pleui yaitarday: Cceenut ell: bulk $501 ■ellen, drum $53! aellen. Ce«r a Dec /Jan. UK /Coo. t lam t Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white $1«A peller*. Sarawak white $1421 sailer*, epeeial Sarawak blank $1071 paller*. garbled Lampoon black $1071 sailer*. ABTA $117
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    INDUSTRIALS, TINS ARE FIRM: TURNOVER GOOD
    574 18 From Our Market Correspondent 'TWERE were good turnL overs in both industrials and tins on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and both sections were firm. The decision of the International Tin Council to raise the floor and ceiling prices under the International Tin Agreement
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 18 Malayan Stock ladirra Nov. 5 Not. 8 Industrials: 128.13 128.47 Tins: 121.14 121.68 rubbers: 108.05 108.05 Dec. 29, 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    884 18 /COMBINED business in .ne Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of the shares traded ta |N& C |T e .UAL. S •—t.ad .6.000) tl 69 (2 000) 11-70; Cantrtl Prep. II 83 SL *1«4 BL. $1.» SL. (5.000) 1
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    Tin price falls by $2.37 ½: Rubber values harden
    442 18 Tin price falls by $2.37 Rubber values harden rIE tin price fell yesterday by $2.37 i to $496.12* on an offering of 250 tons (down 10 tons). In London on Thursday a harder tone was apparent in first ring tin dealings reflecting the International Tin Council's announcement of new floor
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    196 18 SNIPS lytm atonciM* trw IMiiHri Harbaur «rti«r».t »r tipaatad taeUy «r«: Dolliu 33/34, Marcell Nowotko 31/32, KtnUn Hunk 10, SalanKor N.W. 3. Olraartney 8/9, Bayoo 28, Maxwell Brmnder 21/22, Frankfurt 1/2, Tenelbars 46, Bannachlc 4S, American Mall 6A, Blamat 15/16, Tronoh N.W. S. Klmanli 23, fcllen
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 18 December 6. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 671 cents (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: S4!»;.ir. (down 52.37!) Estimated unofficial ofTerinu CM tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    259 18 'MECEMBER llrst grade rubber buy crt l.e.b. elated at 5 p.m. in Sincaper* and Kuala Lumpur yectrrday at ti^t rents i"i 1b up one-elghtb of a cent on Thursday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet. R.A.I, and F.M.R.E. doing prleec In cent* per Ib. yesterday:
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    81 18 TMI Malayan Ixlhange Banki' Atteslatlen mad* these in ita rate* to merchants yesterday (ail rain to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 7/16. airmail OD 35 9/16. 90 d/st. 36 1/16 credit bill*. 36 1/8 trade bill*. telling TT er 0O ready: Canada 35 1/16. On th«- free exchange
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    Rubber crops
    16 18 Further Novemer rubber crop* ir.cude-l Ayrr Molrk 66.7f0 Ik. and Bukit Katil 60.630 Ib.
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      805 19 i( nntinard from Pare 16) FOR SALE ■i} Hnrdt SS (Mln.)— Box SO el*, txtro FREE X'MAS OPPORTUNITY, A h^iir-ilryir tin every refrigerator C ,-n <ir H P Soh Swee Teik. ll'j Mi.idl.- Road. Spore. Ml MSi WELCOME TO ACME Store. 0 Change Alley. Singapore. Agents toi (Jcrnua, Kngllsh Hongkong
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      908 19 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE, ETC. ?0 Worrf- M I Win.)— Box 50 el: oxtro JEUNEiSE ET BEAUTE. Stcararelax bath and IxKty-massag* by prncoced nws«eur/mass«u*e. Modern tiymrnic. H Si Ngee Ann Building. Orchard Koad. Telephone 2M73 A MH (Spore). MISCELLANEOUS M Korrfa SS (Min.)-Box SO el: oxtn SPRAY PAINTING REFRIGERATORS within Hours also
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      778 19 BAR RESTAURANT (Spore) M Word* Si Mln.)— Box SO cU. extra A TKMPTINO VARItTY ot CbLnesf i:urop«an food, NuJ-Padaog well. m) Charming WaitreMer Stngipura r..ir Reiuurioi. 31, B*.e(i« House, s pore. AUSTRALIAN Charcoal Unlled .Steaks a specialty. Central Bar Re»tauraut (aircondltloned), 624 Bwau goon Koad, Tel: *****. Businessman luocta dally.
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      735 19 TENDERS JXR. TENDER NOTICE Tenders ltom Class D' and above Registered Contractors will be received by the Jurutera Negeri, belaugor. Kuala Lumpur, up to 4.00 p.m. ol 11th December, 1963 for the:— (A) Construction ut Sekolah Kebangbaan and ancillary works ai Sungei Terap, Tanjong Kanuig. (B) Construction ol Sekolah Kebangsaan
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      494 19 TENDERS POLICE TENDER NOTICE Tenders which will close at 12 noon on 16th December. 1063 are invited by the Commandant, Police Depot tor cutting and dressing of hair of Police Recruits at the Police Depot. Kuala Lumpur for period Ist January. 1964 to 31st December. 1964. Full particulars are obtainable
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      156 19 TENDER MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from P.WD. Retrlstcred Contractors of Class "C and above and Accredited Federation Armed Forces Contractors at the Ministry of Defence. Kuala Lumpur not later than 2.30 p m. 20th December 1963 for Grasscutting and Agricultural Works at RMAF Station. Batu
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      577 19 NOTICES MAJLIS PERBANDARAN, IPOH (The Monicipalit> of Ipoh I Making up of private street known M CHEAH CHt.VNG I IM LANE Under the Municipal Ordinanre IS.S.C ap.133l as applied to the Municipality of Ipoh under the Muniripal Ordinanre (Extended Applirationl Ordinance, 1948. PURSUANT to the notices issued and served upon
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      391 19 TENDERS MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TENDER NOTICE Tenders, will be received at the Office of the President, Municipal Council, Ipoh. up to noon 20th December. 1963 lor the Cleaning. Sveepiiif? and Washing of the Communal Kitchen. Staircases and Corridors connected to Council Plats and Snops at Waller Court. Ipoh. and tlieir
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      Lock icon Scotland lose after 4-2 lead
      190 20 Scotland lose after 4-2 lead BADMINTON EDINBURGH, Fri. Sweden came back from near-defeat to snatch a thrilling 5-4 victory over Scotland in their European zone Thomas Cup second round match here last night. Scotland had taken a commanding 3-1 lead after the first night's play and looked all set for
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      Marge in final
      114 20 VIKi.BOURNE, Pn.— Wimbledon XTX champion Margaret Smith and fellow-Australian Lesley Turner reached the women* siimles final in the Victorian lawn tennis championships her* yeMrrday. Margaret is attempting to w-.n her fourth Australian state' singles title this season. Shr beat Jan Lehane (Australia) 6-2. 6-3, while l^eslev oeit
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      31 20 PARIS. Frl. The Australian u-by League team opened the reach section of their tour with a 1-2 victory over Parts-Celtic here, 'he Australians led 19-0 at half mr. Reuter.
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      Lock icon DICK TIGER CONFIDENT OF KEEPING HIS CROWN
      144 20 BOXING ATLANTIC CITY, Fri. A —Dick Tiger (Nigeria), who defends his world middleweight crown against Joey Giardello (United States) here on Saturday, says confidently: "I am going to win." 'In the ring. It's Just him and me. and I have no fear of
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      Lock icon PAPPFANCIED TO BEAT CHALLENGER
      128 20 PAPPFANCIED TO BEAT CHALLENGER XIADRID. Fri.— Laszlo Papp. I>A Hungary's only professional boxer, is favourite to retain his European middleweight title when he meets his Spanish challenger. Luis Folledo. who has aspirations as a bull-flghter. here tomorrow niche Papp. 37, 11 years older than his opponent, but his vast experience
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      Felton v Java Plum again
      404 20  -  Epiom Jeep RACING by SINGAPORE, Fri. Felton and Java i Plum renew rivalry I at Bukit Timan on Sunday and this third meeting between two of the best middle-dis-tance |erformers in Class 3 at present should provide one of the highlights of the day. In
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      Spotlight on your fancies
      685 20 Spotlight on your fancies Race One LOGICAL: Working well; looks forward enough to win nrst time out. GRATIFICATION: A mudlark; won ever Ipoh 6f in soft going last month. JE MAINTIENDRAI: Showed promise at Ipoh last month when second to Dust Devil over 6f; working well. AFFECTATION: Scored his maiden
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      1625 20 Race One: 2.0 Cl 3—Div 2-6£ 1 Logical (Carnegie St.) Sullivan. 4 9.0 Posner 11 2 Shining Spear (Shining St.) Lee, 5 9.0 Rah«i 12 3 ***** Gratification (Novelty Kongsl) R.§. Breuk. 7 8.13 (F) Asnwadl 14 4 (i 0 Amusement Park 111 (Shaw St.) Tulloh, 5
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      105 20 ICE CREAM^ FOR YOUR PROTECTION: Every person in our Factory and every Wall's hawker and handler in Singapore Johore Bahru has again been immunised against Cholera We continue with our strict hygiene precautions recognised by all authorities as of the highest standard Our Own Water Treatment Plant ensures absolute purity
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      392 20 mm. RHEUMATISM. Within 30 second* of •pplying Deep Meat Rub you II begin to ieel wonderful soothing relief from 'rheumatics'. mm. LUMBAGO. m, Deep He«t really gives fist relief from the agony o( pain-locked muscles and aching back. Its fast-acting warming agent, methyl talicylate. aided by a special lanolin base,
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      It's misunderstanding says FMOC secretary
      558 21 THONG WRITES TO lOC TO 'PUT THE RECORD STRAIGHT' IfUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak national Olympic Councils had been taken off the International Olympic Committee membership through a misunderstanding, FMOC secretary Thong Poh Nyen said today. Mr. Thong has written to lOC
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      490 21 BOOTH SCORES A SPARKLING CENTURY CRICKET- from JACK FINGLETON: Brisbane, Friday FA DELIGHTFULLY free innings, Brian Booth distinguished himself here today by hitting his first century in his first Test against South Africa. It was a chanceless affair. His century came In 169 minutes with 12 fours. It was Booth's
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      SCOREBOARD
      102 21 AUSTRALIA IST. INNS. Lawry c G. Pollock b Barlow 43 Simpson c Walte b P. Pollock 13 O'Neill c Barlow b P. Pollock 82 Burce run out 13 Booth not out 128 Benaud lbw Goddard 43 McKenzle not out 14 Extras 3 Total (for 5 wkte.) 337 Wkts. fell
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      Strong Feith cup teams
      169 21 SINGAPORE, Pri. Singapore Business Houses F.A. have high hopes of retaining the Felth Cup when they meet Johore's State XI at Jalan Besar tomorrow at 6 p.m. SHBFA will have the services of five Malaya Cup players in Vong Cheong Fatt. All Samijan. Mohamed All, Idros
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      Today's sports fixtures
      188 21 RUGGER Malaya Cup: C'wealth Forces. North v Sgor (Buiterworth); Army Malaya v Negri-Malacca (Terendak Camp. Maiacca); Spore v Jt. Services (Spore padang). Club match: Sgor Club v Klang Club IKL padang). SOCCER reJth Cup: Spore BHFA v Johore (6 p.m.); Kriendlj Spore Veterans v Combined Schools (5.
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      WALKOVER
      26 21 SEREMBAN, Pri. Negrl Combined Schools became central zone champions when Selangor Combined Schools failed to turn up (or the Razak Cup hockey tournament here today.
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      Malaysians can clear first A-cup hurdle
      255 21 SOCCER By FRANCIS BOEY: Kuala Lumpur, Friday rriHE Malaysian team for the Asian Cup soccer A tournament which starts at Saigon tomorrow will go all out to qualify for the final rounds in Israel next May, said manager Tarn Sect Wan before his departure
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      HOCKEY A Perak sweep in zone final
      137 21 HOCKEY A Perak sweep in zone final IfOH, Fri. Perak became i the North zone champions when they beat Penang 2-0 In the final of the Federation Combined Schools Sports Council's hockey competition on the Municipal padang here today. Perak took an early lead through left-back Pillay, off a short
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      Johore zone champions
      62 21 BATU PAHAT. Fri. Johore became South zone champions of the inter-state schools rugger competition when they beat Singapore by 11 Doints <r,<,&[, two tries) to 3 (penalty) in the High Bchool ground here today. Dominating play throughout, Johore's points came rrom Richard and Chee Pong (try eacn>.
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      Hunt's rivals
      59 21 SINGAPORE. FTL Mike Hunt, who recently won the unlimited Improved touring can event at the Singapore Motor Club'i Dunlop hill climb, win make another attempt to win the Forces Driving Club's treasure hunt at Colombo Camp on Sunday. Hunt will drive the Mlnl-Cooper "8". Other notable competitors are
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      Rugger KHENG BAN IS MATCH WINNER FOR PENANG
      173 21  - Rugger KHENG BAN IS MATCH WINNER FOR PENANG OH KEE TIANG By OENANG, Pri. Striking his best form, fullback Tar Kheng Ban helped Penang to beat Kedah by 29 points (four goals, try and two penalties) to 8 (goal and penalty) in their Malaya Cup rugger match on Western Road
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      88 21 t t 4 *+ttt 4* few Wf WITH airwickMisT -IN THE HANDY SPRAY CAN There's Airwick in bottles too f\ for round-the-clock freshness. /^jUT^N Airwick Floral Mist, Mothproofer [9 #^8 3) and Fly Killer are also available \m^My at all leading stores in the 0 Airwick In a bottl* Federation
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    Singapore, Malaya set up a joint bank account
    177 22 Singapore, Malaya set up a joint bank account ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri. A Joint Mai a y a n Singapore bank account is being set up to operate financial arrangements agreed upon between the two territories, a White Paper 1 announced today. All Federal revenues collected in Singapore will be
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    DEATHS
    116 22 DULCIE BURGESS died at K.ponK f.irlv on tith DeeMbOT. rjwiuiem Mast at 7.30 a.m on Mmiil.-iy i'tti Uecemh«r at SI. John's Cathedral. AT KONOAVIL CEYLON ~.th DrcfTnher Kana^ammtih wife <it B. MuniKfsu OJCH.'! Ollire. Srntul il'.td.l sliter of K. Sunrtr.un I.J. ;ind MM of Navaratnam Rujaratnam Kanat.'ir.itn.im C.K.B. AlßKiiratnam
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    Budget: $139 mil more to be spent
    350 22 T<HE Central Gov- eminent is budgeting for an expenditure of $1,469.--866,488 next year in its first Malaysia budget to be presented to the House of Representatives on Wednesday. This is $139,393,052 more than the total approved estimates for this year and 5382.098.192 more
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    Children's party at Chalet Club
    52 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. A grand Christmas party lor 60 children of St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital will be held in the Chalet Club at Royal Air Force, Changl on Dec. 11. There will be presents from Father Christinas for all and for the other 50 children at
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    Lock icon Connally well again
    68 22 TEXAS Governor John B. Connally, accompanied by his wife, Mall, and aide Bill Stinson, leaves Parkland Hospital, Dallas, where he had been from Nov. 22 until yesterday after being shot and seriously wounded during the assassination of President Kennedy. Gov. Connally was riding in a car with
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    Lock icon Soldier injured by civilian
    41 22 KUCHING, Fri— A Malay ti,\dier of ihe Federation Engineers was attacked and badly Injured by a civilian at Kampong A.suma, across the river, late last night. He is in hospital. The police have detained a man. UPI.
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    'Pachanga' night
    28 22 SINGAPORE, Fri. A "Pachanga" dance night in aid of the Blessed Sacrament Church building fund will be held tomorrow night at the Fraser and Neave Hall.
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    Wives raise $1,200
    28 22 SINGAPORE, Fri. Wives of RAF. men at Seletar have raised about $1,200 for Si. Andrew's Mission Hospital, which is this year celebrating it* golden Jubilee.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    295 22 LONDON, Fri. The stock markets ended an unsettled week on a quietly firm note. The by-elect-ion results had -less influence than encouraging statements from company chairman on the business outlook. Gold shares were quietly firm. Tins were undecided. Oils were inclined to ease. There was
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    RUBBER
    49 22 LONDON, Fri.— Spot 20 5/16 d., Jan. 20 516 d. Mar. 20'jd.. Jan./ Mar. 20 9/16 d.. Apr/June 20<*d., July/Sept. 20 11/16 d., Oct./ Dec. 20 11/18 d., Jan/Mar. 30 11/16 d., Apr./ June 20 \d.. c.U. Dec. 20 3/16 d.. Jan. 20»4d., Feb. 20 lid. Tone: Quiet.
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    TIN
    24 22 LONDON, Fri. Buyers £991, sellers £992, Forward buyers £987, sellers £988. Settlement £992. Turnover a.m. 200 tons. p.m. 100 tons. Tone: Barely steady.
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    Lock icon Indonesian absenteeism hits Sabah estates
    193 22 JESSELTON, Friday. QHdANISKI) absenteeian of Indonesian labourers on estates here was claimed in a statement by the ruling Salmh Alliance Party today. The statement said large groups of Indonesian workers were absenting themselves from work for days without reason. This had caused unrest in the
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    Cambodia: Thanat's 'No' to new talks
    105 22 BANGKOK, Fri.- The Thai Prime Minister. Tun Thanat Khoman, said today Thailand was not interested in attending an international conference to guarantee Cambodia's neutrality, even under pressure from her Western allies. The conference was proposed by the Cambodian Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk.
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    Temple fete
    41 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Hindu Sabai will celebrue the anniversary of Srila Sri Arumuga Navalar, a great Tamil scholar, at the Sri Veerama Kallamman Temple in Serangoon Road on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. with pray?rs. speeches, songs and dances.
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