The Straits Times, 24 September 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1965 15 CENTS KDN IJB9 M.C.(P). 1005
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    FORMED: U.N. KASHMIR TRUCE MISSION
    203 1 FORMED: U.N. KASHMIR TRUCE MISSION UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. A United Nations India-Pakistan observer mission (Cnipom) was established today to supervise the Kashmir ceasefire that went into effect at 5.30 a.m. (Malaysian time) yesterday. The make-up of I'nlpom j was not announced, However, well Informed diplomat" sources >>aid the secretarial bad
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    Lock icon An uneasy peace
    953 1 China's 'Berlin Wall' 50 killed in Amritsar air raid after accord: India protests NEW DELHI, Thursday AN uneasy peace prevailed on all fronts today as the United Nations ceasefire ending the Indo-Pakistani fighting was enforced and the Chinese ultimatum deadline in the Sikkim area expired apparently without
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    Singapore's flag flies at U.N.
    55 1 SINGAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin (.live (left) and U Thanl (third from left) look on as the flag of Singapore is raised (left) in a ceremony at the United Nations. At right in robe is Gambia's Premier, Mr. D.K. Jawara. His country's flag
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    China: No more Indian troops on our side
    92 1 PEKING. Thurv China formally acknowledged today that there are now no Indian troops on the Chinese side of the border with the Indian protectorate of Sikkim. AH Peking newspapers today led their front pages with an article by the offici.l People s
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    Lock icon FORMER C-in-C's SON CAPTURED
    81 1 RAWALPINDI. Thurs. Flight Lieut. K .C. Carlappa, son of the first Commander-in-Chlef of the Indian Army. Gen. K. II Carlappa. was captured by Pakistani troops yesterday when his Hunter Jet fighter was hit by anti-aircraft fire over the Karan sector, south-east Lahore. Military headquarters here said
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    Camp of terror gang found
    281 1  - Camp of terror gang found G GELDARD From ftl CHING, ThinA terrorist is operating in Ili Lundu district. In miles wesl <>l here, ;in<l one <>f its c;ini|>s has been found. A Security Fo r c spokesman said evening I against the continuin It oi the in th< district when
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    Boyer's son kills himself
    111 1 Boyer's son kills himself BEVERLY HILLS. Thurv— Michael harlrs Buyer, son of French actor Charles Boyer. !>hot and killed himself shortly after midnight in his Beverly Hills home. At the house, police found Marilyn Camphell. 12. who 'aid she had been (latins young Boyer. and John Kirah. who said he
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    New N-blast by Peking?
    41 1 BANGKOK TnlS mount ph reconUnai made by tiic Tli..; authority In the noi I prow. showed that either a violent t.irhquakr or man-maiir explosion, like an atomic exp.o had t;»kei. olti- i rial sources here saici. R
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 INDIA Hi iiMIM I I IMI I I K.HI \I\V DELHI 1 hur-l-nil. t s.ud (-'<! I) its troops would continue to fight I'.ikist.if, ucrillas in Kashmir isefire, I I
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      JAPANESE SENATOR: WE OBJECT TO N-TESTS BY INDONESIANS
      223 2 JAPANESE SENATOR: WE OBJECT TO N-TESTS BY INDONESIANS MELBOURNE, Than. iT Japan strongly objects to Indonesia s plans to conduct nuclear tests, Mr. Hikaiu Kamcj, a Liberal Democrat member of .I. pan's House of Councillors, said here today. "As llir onl> «i>untr\ in the world to Miffer atomic destruction. Japan
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      China wants tourists
      37 2 iionc; KuNii. Thui> chins today i>i<i In Bttmcl (m-ngn tourThr Official China Travrl Uri]kwp here advertised, m English, a tour-day tour t<> Clinton from Sept. 27 for an all-inclusive fare 1 of HKS29s.— Rrutrr
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      Lock icon Filipinos in Menado jails
      122 2 Filipinos in Menado jails MANILA, Thurs. Nine I Filipinos have been sentenced to two years' jail In Menado. Indonesia, on charges of illegal entry and smuggling. the Foreign Office disclosed today. Consul-General Leon T. Garcia, who recently visited I Indonesia, also said the Indonesian Government has so lar refused clearance
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      Eagle attacks bus
      25 2 ANKARA. Thurs— Aii Mgle at- j tacked a bus near here and after crashing through the windscreen injured a woman passenger.— RevUT.
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      Lock icon Peking calls for an 'anti-UN' UN
      786 2 Peking calls for an 'anti-UN' UN AS CHINA ITEM IS PUT ON THE AGENDA... TOKYO. Thurs (OMMUNIST China has called for a thorough reorganisation of the United Nations "to get rid of U.S. dominatfbn."' It also suggested the creation of a new world body to oppose the U.N. "The United
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      Lock icon MANILA PLEDGE TO 'OUR NEIGHBOURS'
      129 2 MANILA, Thursday. PRESIDENT Macapagal last night pledged to strengthen Philippines ties with her Asian neighbours without sacrificing the nations political ties with the United States. In a speech to the Manila Overseas Press Club tinPresident also pledged to j continue Philippine support i for embattled
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      Lock icon British ban on: plane sales to Red China: Paper
      110 2 British ban on plane sales to Red China: Paper I ONDON. Thurs. The British Government has banned the sale of British aircraft to China. The Sun reported here yesterday. I; said the ban— dashing hopes of orders worth more than $100 i million for civilian airlines fol- lowed Chinese threats
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      Travel agents jailed
      44 2 TAIPEH. Thurs —Three travrl •sents were sentenced to jail trims yesterday for issuing forged exit permits to 28 people vho visited Hong Kong last December. One ol the travel agents was Riven one year's imprisonment, the other two nine months each—A.P.
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      Lock icon Mighty waves
      36 2 LE HAVRE. Thurs. The liner Fiance, which arrived yesterday Horn New York, reported 10 passrncrr.s and a cre->v member were injured when the ship was hit by three huge waves in the Atlantic. AP.
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      Moscow visitor >
      28 2 Moscow visitor > MOSCOW, Tliurs.— The Soviet Government gave a reception in the Kremlin last night for Gen Ne Win of Burma, now on an official visit here.— U.P.L
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      Lock icon Atom man's visit
      24 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. A staff member of the French Atomic Energy Commission. Mr. Philip Cirard. is on a visit to Indonesia. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Big Red victory: Sock decrees ban on Murba
      288 2 Big Red victory: Sock decrees ban on Murba JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesia's powerfuJ Communist Party scored an important victory last night when thn Indonesian Govc m m c nt announced that, President Soekaniu had banned the anti- Communist Mur b a Party. Communists have bom Dressing for dissolution of the ii.tluential
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      Tariff rates increased
      48 2 MANILA. Tliu: p j rtU i««"l yesterday men from 30 to 40 rw. cent ihc rates for imported unpUup bid to strengthen the coiuprpoMtioii of the domestic tmplate manufacturing Industry. The upw. as n i, K |p on the recommend :he National Economic Council. Rou-
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      For printers...
      34 2 HOBART CTMBUU The Australian Priming and Allird Trades Federation derided hue today to assist in the formation of D Printers' Federation, to comprise printing oritanisatioas in Asia. Australia and New Zealand. Reiner.
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      Lock icon Reds getting closer
      65 2 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Thai Interior Minister. Gen. Praphas Charusathlen. said here today hat Communists had infiltrated into central Thailand as close to the capital as 60 miles. He had received reports that police had arrested Communists in Rajburl Province. 68 miles west of here, and in Kanjanaburi,
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      33 2 TAE GAMBOLS i'll MAveTwe^ CHICKEN A LA CttME TUAT g rue Moaj A ®£»s* >»./9-as» ■'&■<&£*- Crvo TuamNcT) f cc.. just «n S CALOGIEfi v-^ EGG SALAD, j v V >> f>LEASe_^/ II /6 9
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      Lock icon Call to church on birth control
      142 3 VATICAN CITY. Thurs. —An Italian archbishop yesterday urged the Roman Catholic Church to take speedy action on birth control. Archbishop Giuseppe Amlcl of Modena wa.s speaking for several Italian prelates In a debato m the Vatican Ecumenical Councils draft rtocri r. "The Church In
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      Ships collide
      28 3 I>. Thurs.— a I Norwegian fre.Rhtrr and a Liberian tanker were badly damaged and &ci afire vi d.iun ye.sterday In a collision in San Pranciso Bay.
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      Lock icon BOLIVIA'S BIGGEST TIN MINE ORDERED TO CLOSE
      188 3 I A PAZ, Thurs.—Bolilj via's biggest tin complex, the Catavi mine and its Siglo Viente subsidiary, was ordered closed yesterday as hundreds of armed troops joined security forces guarding against renewed violence in mining areas. Announcing the dttlHloii Col. Juan Lechin Snares. president
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      Death in the Alps
      29 3 ORENOBLE. Thurs.— One of Prance's leading mountaineer*. Lionri Terrav. was found dead in the Alps near here lad night after bein? missing for thrrc days.—
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      Lock icon Record soccer pool
      25 3 LONDON. Thur.s. Britain's biggest football pool announced yesterday a record firj-t dividend pay-out of £345.586 Ii nas shared by 43 winner*.— A.P.
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      Lock icon 99p.c. for Julius
      31 3 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Thurs. President Julius Nyerere received a 99 per cent aftiirmative vote in nine Zanzibar constituencies which voted in the plebiscite-style presidential election, it was officially announced. Renter.
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      Lock icon How Lord Killearn kept 'the wolf at bay
      144 3 How Lord Killearn kept 'the wolf at bay I ONDON ThUTS. L.-ro Kllle.iri: (above*. lortner British Special Comml er in Bouth-Eam Asia. Mid "the best of my Chlne>p things to help keep the wolf irom the door his will disoiq.-ed yesterday. Lord Killearr.. who was 84 when he died last
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      Bilk in Borneo
      36 3 Kl/CHINO. Thurs. Acker B:!k and his raram urn Jazz Band an scheduled to arrive here on Sunday to cr.:ertain security forces.! They will also play in Btaanggang, I Slbu. Bninei and Tiuv.iu. W
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      Lock icon Secret satellite
      31 3 I .OS ANOEI.Eb. Tnur.v A, .-ocrc: military satellite was launched hero yeftrrd.iy. A Thor rucliet with solid fur! rnrkf-t was strapped to tta side to give extra thrust —Renter.
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      Lock icon VIETNAM U.S. CHIEF HAS FULL POWER TO USE GAS
      586 3 VIETNAM U.S. CHIEF HAS FULL POWER TO USE GAS WASHINGTON, Thursday. r pil, Defence Department said today that Gen. William Westmoreland, U.S. military commander in Vietnam, had full authority to permit the use of tear gas in operations against the Vietcong. Officials here said they were puzzled by reports from
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      Lock icon FORMOSA STEPS UP ITS AID OFFER
      133 3 FORMOSA STEPS UP ITS AID OFFER WASHINGTON. Thurs. Gen. Chiang Chingkuo Defence Minister Ol Nationalist China uifered additional economic and technical aid to South Vietnam during a one-hour talk here yesterday with Mr Robert McNamara, U.S. Defence Secretary. A Joint statement, announcing this, also said 'he two Ministers had discussed
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      Lock icon THIS IS A—= WAR TO AVERT THIRD WORLD WAR: NIXON
      104 3 THIS IS A WAR TO AVERT THIRD WORLD WAR: NIXON ALLIANCE, (Ohio). A Thurs. Former Vice-President Richard M. Nixon has said the war in Vietnam "will go down in history as the war that had to be fought to avert World War Three." Mr. Nixon. speaking j last night at
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      Lock icon Bandoeng rice riot by youths
      137 3 Bandoeng rice riot by youths JAKARTA, Thurs. Several hundred Indonesian youths rioted against a rice merchant in the West Java district of Bandoenr in the waJce of the increasing price of rice, it was reported here today. The merchant was said to have hoarded 20 tons of rice. The reports
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    ALIBI WINS ACQUITTAL FOR TAN
    124 4 ALIBI WINS ACQUITTAL FOR TAN SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tan Yoeng Chuan, 26. charged with armed gang robbery, was today acquitted by Mr. Justice Kulasekaram who ruled that Tan had given "a strong alibi" in his defence. Tan had pleaded that he could not have committed the alleged robbery with seven others
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    Essay winners
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Winners of the secondary school essay competition on the subject "The economic benefits of tourism" will receive »25 each at the Information and Reception Centre of the Tourist Promotion Board, John Little's Building, on Saturday, at 2 p.m.
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    No-water areas
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be cut off tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. In Sunset Road from houses 40 to 53A. Jalan Bcsar from house* 1 to 5 (odd numbers* i and Mayo Street from houses 1 I to 37 i odd numbers).
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    10 British MPs feted
    189 4 mE.N British Members of i X Parliament, on a tour of Far East military establishments, were entertained to dinner at Sri TemaMk by the Prime Minister on Wednesday night. The MPs mainly from the Labour Party flew in earlier in the day from Sarawak, where their
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    Suppiah rebuts union charges
    716 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs THE president of the Public Daily-Rated Employees' Unions Federation. Mr. K. Suppiah today warned one of the federation's 14 affiliate unions, the Public Daily-Rated Workers' Union that it was one year in arrears in its affiliation fees, and that its officials had "no right"
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    TAXI DRIVERS CALL OFF PORT BOYCOTT
    297 4 TAXI DRIVERS CALL OFF PORT BOYCOTT SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE Singapore Taxi Drivers' Association today called off its eight-day old boycott of the harbour area by its 400 members. The association had alleged discrimination against taxi drivers by the Port of Singapore Authority. Earlier, a seven-man delegation led by their adviser,
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    Koran reading contest
    59 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Puan Noor Alshah. the wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara will open a Koran reading contest at 29 Lorong 31, Oeylang. at 2 p.m. on Saturday It is organised by the Young Women Muslim Association On Sunday at 4 p.m. Puan Noor will attend the
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    Dinner and concert
    30 4 SINOAPORE, Thurs. The Upper Serangoon <s»± m.s.) com•r.unitv centre will celebrate Its I first anniversary with a dinner and variety concert at 7.30 p.m. I on Sunday.
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    Aiding former prisoners
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore After -Care Association is selling car stickers in its campaign to raise funus to build a rehabilitation and vocational training centre for discharged prisoners. The centre Is to be built on a 20-acre plot at Marslllng Road. It will cost $200,000. So far
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    The fear Customs men at Subang face...
    230 5 The fear Customs men at Subang face... I{UALA LUMP U R. 1V Thurs. Customs officers at the new International Airport at Subang face the risk of being victims of vengeance. Several Customs officers at the airport tuld newsmen that the open public gallery above the Customs clearance hall wai putting
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    Council meeting
    16 5 SUNOS PATANI. Thurs.- The Ton-n Council will hnld Its month-! ly meeting on Sunday.
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    Indonesian prisoners discharged by court
    86 5 JOHORE BAHRI'. Ttaars. Twenty-flvr Indon««tan pri-fonrrs. who •M raptured during landings in I.abis and KrsiinK last vrar. were today di>-cha.reed by the .loliorr Bahru Ilich Court Ml of them had pr»- miisly been charceM under the lntern.il Security Act In connection with the landings. They
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    Language: Call for Alliance Council meeting
    284 5 Language: Call for Alliance Council meeting KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. I rpHE Selangor Youth Section of Umno X today called for an emergency meeting of the National Alliance Council to decide the party's stand on the nations official language. The call was contained in a memorandum submitted to Umno's executive secretarygeneral,
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    British Army recruiting
    50 5 SEREMBAN. lliuri. Tile re- team for tht British Arniv for Malayan ottaac tanka w'lll be visiting Stretnban. Sceani.it. Malacca and Muar next wnth. Tin- British Army reauires rfcruus in the signals. trai..«port. ordnance, medical corps. Sina.i- pore Guard Regiment. caterir.a iorp6. electrical and mechanical ■tonmen and electricians.
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    Motor cyclist killed
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A motor cyclist. Ng Hlan Watt. 18, of Victoria Street, was fatally Injured yesterday afternoon, when hi s machine skidded and smashed into a lamp-post at the 6th mile. Chang] Road
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    Kelantan farmers ! stage a land protest
    239 5 Kelantan farmers stage a land protest I^OTA BHARU, Thurs. IV Three hundred smallholders today de- monst rated in front of I the Ulu Kelantan District Office at Kuala Krai in protest against the State Government's decision to auction their land for unj paid deposits and quit I rents. They arf
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    Filipinos will attend Kuala Lumpur conference
    91 5 Filipinos will attend Kuala Lumpur conference ANILA Thur* The PhiUpptnes will participate in a four-day conference sponsored by Public Service Internationa] which will be held In Kuala Lumpur from Sept. 27. it was reported here today Some ol the topics expert"! to be discussed at the conference include: FRKKDOM of
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    Youth bound over
    52 5 Youth bound over BtTTTERWORTH, Thurs. For stealing a radio worth $190. a 17--year-old youth. Ng Khoon Slang, "was today bound over by the Sessions Court in $300 for one year. Ng pleaded Kullty to theft of the radio set brlomrtnn to Gob Jon Hone at Jalan Kcdah, Kepala Ba'.as. nn
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    89 5 \l YORK Thar* rwo film stam and starlet* will make .> world promoting a picture Bd 'Dr Ooldfool and Ihe Bikini Machine.' -.iy.-> A merlca n-Inteniat:onal Pictures. Krankie Avalon and Susan Mart are the s»ars thai will make the tuiir which
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    Up goes bookie's $500 fine—to $2,000
    259 5 Up goes bookie's $500 fine— to $2,000 IPOH. Thursday AIR. Justice Ali bin 1 Hassan in the High Court here today dismissed an appeal by a bookmaker. Song Yin Kui. 30. against conviction and increased the $500 fine imposed by the lower court to $2,000. Song, who was convicted by
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    Architect Hijjas first in big Aussie contest
    113 5 Architect Hijjas first in big Aussie contest \IELBOUKNE. Thun, A newly-graduat-rchitect from Sini c will stay Australia for posl duato studies leading to a Tropical Architecture. and a diploma in Town and Regional Planning. He Is I. v bin Kasturi. a Colombo student. Inch; i injtt- It Architecture Degrees last
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    Fined: Man who abused P.C
    31 5 nt>u.- bin Abdul Man Ah f. here 31. $25 h» th* n The i his c.ir abi fntttiMt when ho :i.sked Wai tor bis rir.»in? lirrnrr.
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    No receipts given for deductions, inquiry told
    538 6 SINGAPORE. Thurt. A COMMISSION Of inquiry was lold today A that no receipts were (given out to individual members of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' I'nion employed in the Ho Hong Oil Mills and Soap Factory, when donations were deducted lrom their
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    SAUDI ARABIA'S NATIONAL DAY
    64 6 rE Sln«:aporr MlaMcr for I.:iw and \atit»n:il Drvelopment. Mr. B.W. Barker (right), proposing a toast to Saudi Arabia at a buffet dinner at the Raffles Hotel given by the Saudi Arabian Consul General. Dato 5.1.0. Alsagoff (left), last night to celebrate Saudi Arabia's National Day. The
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    3 gifts of $5,000 for Medical Fund
    107 6 SINGAPORE. Thura The Medical Progrcs- Fund has received donai the propo.sed Instltu Medical Bpedal an anonyinoi^ bn I man and two married COU]> The bu $5,000 io provuli- for dirni office and coi room in memory of 1. fall BtBllBX Cifts of 55.00'
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    New art gallen
    26 6 SINGAPORE Thurs.— Mr K M. Bynie. chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, will open tlia National Theatre art gallery at 6 pm. tomorrow.
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    N-LANGUAGE IS VITAL AS A UNIFYING FORCE: RAHIM
    278 6 SINGAPORE. Thura THE Minister of State for Education. Inche Kali im lshak. today described the national language as 1 "unifying: force in our multi-raiial society llr viid it was imperative to have a national language through which various communities could exchange ideas
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    290 7 FREE ACCESS SOUGHT TO MARKETS OF INDUSTRIALISED NATIONS KINGSTON rlJamalca). Thursday MALAYSIA'S Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. appealed at the Commonwealth Finance Ministers' oonlerence here yesterday for industrialised nations to provide Malaysia with free access to thrir markets. "We have in the past
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    Exhibition of paintings
    44 7 SINGAPORE. Tin;; nister of State [or Education. India Rahim Ishak. will open an exhibition of paintings by three local artists at the Singapore Polytechnic vi 5.15 p.m. tomorrow. The exhibition is being organised by Cenire 65. a literary soI ciety. i
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    Worry over family drove mechanic to burn piano shop
    404 7  - Worry over family drove mechanic to burn piano shop ABUL FAZIL. By Singapore, Thursday j^XTREME worry over the future of his wife and three children drove a sacked radio mechanic to arson and death yesterday. Lim Hok Kheng. 43-year-old former employee of tht Keller Piano Company, set fire to the
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    Free X-ray
    27 7 Free X-ray I.\II I' WIN I I hui- nmBUc iinil Hill be at the diMrirt ■jaapatal horr to li»e free chrst r.iw from Oit. 4 to V
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    Labour Party: 'Resign if...'
    73 7 PF,N ANG. Ttlan. TIM P. na:j|{ lilllalfial Labour P;ir'y h•ho forn. man of tho Province South Dinirtet Onunrtl. Mr. Baov Hun 800. to resign from tho council If it was true that, he hud resigned from the Labour Party. In a letter to Mr. Scow. the
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    Car theft
    48 7 KIALA LLWIPUR. Thurs- The BMUBBMC of tbl M.ii.ivyn Associa- ifiopmiT.- Company here.' Mr. Htm So:-. s ibOOOg. yesterday rrport<d to police that his car. a Fiat 1 100. which he had 1 1 parted OOtaMe Blue Boy Manakm at Ton* shin Road, had been i stolen
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    School opening
    25 7 BINOAPOBI limrs. Tlie Minister for Lav and National Development. Mr E. W Barker, will open the Whi! lev Secondary Bchool on Sept. 30.
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    Council meeting
    11 7 BATU PAHAT. Tluirx. The Town Council "/111 B 28.
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    A CEMENT FACTORY FOR LANGKAWI?
    143 7 ALOR STAR. Thursday. THE Mentri Besar. Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin, said today that a big cement manufacturing firm had applied to the State Government for permission to set up a multi-million dollar cement factory in Pulau Langkawi. "The Government has agreed in principle to the
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    The King to attend rally on Children's —Day—
    164 7 The King to attend rally on Children's Day KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Permaisuri Agong will attend a children's day rally at Stadium Negara on Oct. 4 at 4 p.m. Organised by the Malaysian Council for Child Welfare the rally will be held under the patronage
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    Politics course at weekend
    40 7 MUAR Thurs. The Socialist Front will hold a political course a: its premises here on Saturday and Sunday. Anioni? the apaakan will be Dr. Wee Lee Fong. acting pttaUant, and Mr. Lim Kean Siew. .secrrtary-R''iii > r;il.
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    The mushroom lovers...
    63 7 IPOH, Thurs. Robbers who broke into a >undry shop in Pasir Pinii new village here early this mor imiu were apparently mu-..i--room lovers. Amou'4 the loot of nearly S7OO In cash and kind they took were 15 kutis of musiirooms Tho nit of their haul consisted of
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    Graduation Day for 500
    68 7 PEWANG. Thurs. About aOO studfnt* ol advanced aduli education classes, ln Baltic Pulau district *W receive certificates from tli<> Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee a: a graduation ceremony to be held in the Baltic Pulau community hall ai 3.30 p.m. on Saturday. l«st week a
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    'Reconsider' plea to Johore Govt
    179 7 I MUAR, Thur». 1 THE local branch of the Amalgamated National Union of Commercial Workers today urged the Johore Government to reconsider its ruling that employees in the State's local councils are not bound by existin™ general orders and other Instructions The union.- secretary. Inrhe
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    Student is injured in accident
    63 7 Student is injured in accident j VIBONO TEBAL. Thurs A schoolboy was seriously injured In an accident yesterday when one of the 10 wheels of an oil tanker broke roose and rolled over his legs. Awa:i? bin Rahim. 19. a Methodist High Schonl student, was cycling homo when the accident
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    C-Plan course
    28 7 KAMFAR. Thurs. Mr. KThanapalan. h public health Inspector here, has been awarded a three-month Colombo Plan scholarship for environmental control course, to be undertaken m Eritrland.
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    Penang now a VIP says Tengku
    134 7 Penang now a VIP says Tengku OENANG. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here today Penang should become a "very Important port" of Malaysia following Singapore's secession. "One company has applied to build a causeway between the island and the mainland." he told a Press conference. "I have
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    Suspect held
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Tnurb A suspect "fighter" of the Scow Koon Tong secret society of the '18 Kroup was detained yesterday m Outram Road by police. He has been detained under the Criminal Law 'Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    E & 0 Hotel is sold
    120 8 E 0 Hotel is sold pENANO, Thurs. 1 The E and O Hotel has been told for an undisclosed sum to a syndiratc headed by a local hotelier, Mr. Chan Bng Hock. tik> 75-year-old hotel was dosed last July 31 followinu a stnkf over the dismissal of 11 members of
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    Children's art exhibition
    40 8 :p Muir Chinese Art Society will hold children s in exhibition here on Oct. 31. All children In the state are Into t.ike part. Entry forms can be obtained from the I f»l 23. J;> :.<:-. Arab, Muar.
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    Road crash damages doubled to $30,000
    114 8 Road crash damages doubled to $30,000 CINGAPORC, Thurs. The Federal Court of Appeal vrsterday doubled to ;ti (100 an award of 5i;,. 000 ■Bade hv the Singapore lluli Court in April to tMlmi.ui bin Ahmad. >8. in an accident claim acaitist the Singapore 1 r.iction o. Ltd. The appeal ua>
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    SCHOLARSHIP OFFER BY JAPANESE GOVT
    91 8 x i UMPUR, rhurs. fhe Japane.-e Government has ottered eight I ~h;p.s to student* in Malaya t" .study soetsl and natural science In universities in Japan. Four of the acbolarmhlpi will be !nr undergraduates for pomtor the under- i i- hould :7 rti.d 22 yrar.v
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    TENGKU: ATTACK ON RAMANI UNFAIR
    203 8 TENGKU: ATTACK ON RAMANI UNFAIR piNANO, Thurs. r Tenpku Abdul Rahman today said that the recent attack on Mr. R. Ramani. Malaysia's permanent delegate to the United Nations, by newspapers In Pakistan was "•unfair." "It is made by people who probably had no opportunity of reading the full text of
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    Decision on union
    30 8 KANGAR. Thurs. Labourers and clerks or 2a schools in Perluwili hold a mectinft on Oct. 10 to consider the formation of a union to pio'.cii their interests
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    Never-on-Sunday row: Call to Govt to step in
    369 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE National Union of Plantation Workers is to appeal to the Government for legislation to deter "unfair competition" in industry, particularly the rubber industry. The "unfair" competition it wants to prevent is that between members of the Malayan Planting
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    Cambodia trade envoy for Singapore
    129 8 Cambodia trade envoy for Singapore SINGAPORE, Thurs. Cambodia is to have a commercial attache here soon to promote trade relations with Singapore. This was stated here today by the Cambodian Charge d'Affaires, Mr. K. R. L. Wongsanith, on his arrival at the airport after a brief consultation with his government.
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    Meeting the people
    39 8 BUKIT MER'I AJAM Thurs. The P.-: .tv to Inche Ibrahim oin Abdul Rahman, will .ir-|)cop:c aea» MOMS D it. 11l bp ii thp Macnang Bubiih oommunitjr hall at 3 r*m. and a. Juiu al 8 p.m.
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    Nine Gods festival
    35 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Addition.ii ices will run between Sult.in KtiiPt .station and Ampin. KaUon froai Sauirduy :o Oct. 3 in connection with the "Kiew Wong v..ir (Nina Gods» annual festival al Anip.uig.
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    Lock icon New marriage customs
    59 8 lESSELTON. Thurs. Native marriage customs are J changing In Sabah as a rns.iit f outside lntluenre and greater prosperity, members of the Sabah Society were told at their last meeting. Mr. D Goethals. the -speaker, thtre were fewer arranged marriages. Money wa Increasingly unn. :i> dowry Instead
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    The day I was caned-by the Tengku
    175 8 The day I was caned-by the Tengku DENANG, Thurs. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today paid a sentimental visit to the old Penang Free School building in Farquhar Street now being used as the Penang Museum and Art Gallery. Going through the rooms and viewing the exhibits, the Tengku,
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    Charity film show
    39 8 BATU GAJAH Thui* Red Cross Society here will screen a film "House of Intrigue' at the Waldorf Theatre here on Saturday at 11 a.m. and 1 pm In aid of the Malaysian Red Cross Society Fund.
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    Harvest festival
    21 8 MALACCA Thurs. Tile Mll.icc.i Kerala Association will celebrate the Onam harvest festi\al at the Indian Association here on Sunday.
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    Lock icon Thant praises the little nations
    185 8 Thant praises the little nations UNITED NATIONS, Thins. U N. socr c t a r y General, U Thant, yesterday hailed the roir of the little countries In tlio United Nations as ho presided at a brief ceremony to raise the Bags ol Singapore and Gambia at U.N. headquarters. The
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      343 8 jewellery— At*. Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4 lakes o\er oiolcs work »llh- Having a fabric uith an In- out hesitation .7' MMte me»h :n mind .B>. a girl lacks finish— what a Oeu to know many lutenera pltyl .4. m J? U S d tht norlh <6 6 Poi-lIJly a
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    Tengku leads 70th birthday toast to Sara
    296 9 Tengku leads 70th birthday toast to Sara DENAN G, Thurs 1 Tengku Abdul Rahman lrd 500 guests In sinning "Happy Birthday" to Mr. M. Saravanamuttu. former editor-in-chief of the Straits Echo, at a dinner held in the Penang Turf Club's golf pavilion last night to mark his 70th birthday. The
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    Airport 'war' on stray dogs
    214 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Veterinary Department has moved in to get rid of the pilot's "nightmare" at Subang Airport dogs. Over the put month, two officials from the department have shot 20 Ol the>e mongrels. A few more are still roamins around. Though the dogt
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    Tender sugar: Traders protest to Govt
    357 9 Tender sugar: Traders protest to Govt KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A2O-MAN delegation from four sugar importers associations today met the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, to protest against the Government's decision to introduce a tender system for the import of sugar. They want the Government to continue
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    RESPONSE GOOD BUT FROM 'WRONG' PEOPLE
    195 9 RESPONSE GOOD BUT FROM 'WRONG' PEOPLE rH. Thurs.— The response in Perak to the Central I Government's call for j teachers to serve in the I Borneo States is "good." but unfortunately from the "wrong" people. The State's Chief Education Officer. Mr. J. E. B. Ambrose., said this today. For
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    Justice Tan fori conference
    43 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The ActIng Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah. will represent Singapore at the second Asian Judicial Conference to be held In Tokyo from Sept. 27 to Oc'. 2. He will leave by air on Saturday morning.
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    Five broke curfew
    57 9 BATU PAHAT. Thurs. Ply* fishermen. Tan Chin Hock 23. Chu Tlap 18. Ong Ah Kco 47. Cha Teck Sweo 19, and Han Hock Huat 30. were each flnrd $30 or five days' jail In the magtstra.c's court here today for breaking ihe off-shore curfew at 6.40 p.m.
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    Our envoy due back for Chung's visit
    151 9 SEOUL. Thurs. Malaysia's Ambassador. Dato Mohamed Ismail bin Mohamed Yusof, left for home yesterday to prepare for the coming fourday official visit to Kuala Lumpur by the South Korean Premier, Mr. II Kwon Chung. The "Korean Government officially announced yesterday that Mr. Chung
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    The Straits Times gives $12,500
    93 9 CINGAPORE. Thur The Straits Times Press iMi Ltd. has given $12,500 to the Medical Pro- gres s Fund to provide a group study room in the i medical library extension Of the Faculty of Medicine. University of Singapore. The Nanyang Slang Pau pledged a similar
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    106 10 Hurtf* Sli < Vtmmum) MR AND MRS. Il.nnr V.-oh ot Kuala I.umpur thank friend* and r»mills (or utt.-ndancr. ..ikuuoc* aiu. lir»».nt« at th*lr vi*ddin« FAMILY OF LATC Agatha Cbar. Trr (Juoo Thank relattvri, frifnd* fot kind atundancf. a»»l*tanr» and do nation* In our recrnt twr»av*mtnt. CHILDREN OF LATI K.va
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    117 10 M Worta US (Minimum) FEOCRAL OPTICK OPTICIANS «1 Orchard Ro»<S. 8 port will b« clOMd on Mon4av 27-»-6o aad •-10-85. r.*. ISAACS LTD.. Optician*. 10 12. TO* Aread«. will b« eloccd on Mob Jay. 27tb September and W*dnc»dA> i th Octoo«r. ELIZABETH AKDIN'S B<-auiy Con jultant will n« at
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    41 10 IJ »rrf< 51 Minimum SINCSPIHATION MIGHT" «poa »nre«l by Youth lor CafM. VMMrig U'vorwi Han aamrday 23th Hepten i-r 730 pin SpeaJin Ke^ Ben .ii««v. Keaturlng Uaurice Llm ■ololat. Gospel Bei:e* »nd Go*pe l It M Ihgfl A cim.
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      Group Plan For Padi
      661 10 I At iirst sight the collective padi-planting scheme which the Malacca Chief Minister, Inche Ghatar Baba. an- nounced this week is bound to 1 impress. It simultaneously tackles the old rural problems I of technical stagnation, usur- ious credit and market ex- ploitation. If its pilot
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      365 10 Hie Singapore flag has been raised at United Nations head, quarters in New York. The new State's application for membership of the world organisation met no obstruction in the Security- Council and received unanimous approval in the General Assembly. The Soviet delegate, far from blocking Singapore's entry
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      Sabah Housing
      208 10 The Minister for Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. has mad* the welcome announcement that ■1 immediate start is to be made on a low-cost housing scheme in Jesselton. The funds the Ministry- has in hand are barely enough to cover the first phase of schemes
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    Why poor nations must be helped —for the rich a simple act of self-preservation
    1379 10  - Why poor nations must be helped —for the rich a simple act of self-preservation GEORGE WOODS By President of the World Bank AT mid-point the goals of the United Nations Development Decade are still distant. The underdeveloped countries are intended, at the end of the Decade, to be increasing their
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      74 10 I.TROM the Btrait> Times of Sept. 13, I see that most of the donations, now amounting to 5235. for the poor, blind Malay soldier of Port Dlckson. were from Chinese, one of them a widow. I am a 63-year old Malay and jobless. I love the Chinese
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      96 10 rr is true that this is an age of social revolutions and national struggles and 'mass movements', an age which is not too impressed by a man like Srhweitzer It is also true that In an agp which moves and exerts in masses, the individual U over-sha-dowed by
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      54 10 ris good to be reminded now and then that Singapore has the highest per capital income in this part of the world and all that. It helps one to forget the current unemployment situation. I. for one. have been tramping unsuccessfully for a job since graduation five months
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    The 90 per cent who prefer brandy
    290 11 The 90 per cent who prefer brandy- CINUAPORE, Thurs. Aboir 90 per cent of drinkers between 46 and Gu 3 of age 111 Malaya and Singapore prefer brandy Thi- d today by a senior executive of a I local import firm tary ".ilk Bock Choon. r ihc results of a
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    61 11 JOHORK BAHRU. Iliurs. A lorry driver. Fong San Hoy. today pleaded guilty in the Session* Court to illegally exporting 3S b.m.s of tin ore worth $16,000. on which $2,700 duty w.i.s due. at the Custom* checkpoint yesterday Sentence was postponed. A lorry Httendem. Wan
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    Tally on unions
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Than. I'tiL Hegus'.r. at Tridt Dl 1 re 23 .;.ii with 2 000 membiT.« or mtire eacli by the end of Uv The total num- I ber of unions registered was 293 embracing 323 208 members.
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    Khaw to strengthen the civil defence set-up in Sabah
    302 11 JESSELTON. Thursday. J'HE Federal Minister of Local Government and Housing and acting Minister for Civil Defence, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, today stressed the importance of the speedy implementation of a strong civil defence organisation in Sabah. Mr Khaw. who was given
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    25 11 IA.sciKAK rhun. ih« Leiiani; Secondary School here will buy $1,000 worth of N..u0r..il Defence Bonda Thi* was approved by the board of «.)vernori>.
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    Courtesy call
    33 11 SINOAFORS rr.urs.~A threeman delegation (rom the Society •>f Friend* in Australia and New Zealand yerterdtv paid a courwr call on thr M ni«*.er for Cultur* and Social Affairs. Inthe Othnun Wok.
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    162 11 HE PEEPED WHILE WOMAN WAS TAKING A BATH SINGAPORE. Thurs. 0 While taking her bath one afternoon. Mrs. Ruflna Fletcher, 28, wife of a police oilicer. looked up and saw. a man looking down at her. The man. the Seventh Magistrates Court was told today was Kara fan bin Bismilla
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    141 11 UUALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs. Tenpku Abdul Rahman today congratulated Singapore on its admission into the United Nations. In a message to the Prime Minister of Singapore. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. he said: "On behalf of thP Government of Malaysia I wLsh to extend our heartfelt
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    135 11 CINGAPORE. Thurs.— A 24-year-old seamstress, who became the mistress of a towkay's son live years ago. was today awarded a maintenance order of S5O a month for her two children, who are not living with her. Madam Chow Thai lid told the Maintenance
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    63 11 PENANG. Thur.v A BOtJOI s tor an elected State Islamic rel'.gloua councJ will leaned M mnntlni of the pciimiis M.i. ay P;itnoi c Youths Organisat.on on Saturday. The mretir.g will also con?:det a resolu! on urcir.c the Bute Islam;c relij^ia- MthOl gage people "with approprr;.
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    108 11 Tun Razak briefs British MPs on Malaysia I^UALA LUMPLR. Thurs.— S:x British Parliamentarians today paid a courtesy call on the Depri'y Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. In his office here. They vert given a brlef;ng by Tun Razak on MalavsiaV riefenco and national deve looment. Tliev were: E^irl Ferrers 'Cond
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    55 11 X* ALA 1.1 MPI R. Thurs. The Mayor of Nairobi, Alderman Charles Rubia. will telephone the Commissioner of the Federal Capital. Ha.ii Ismail bin Panjanß Aris. on Wednesday about 4.30 p.m. The call will mark the opening of the Agricultural Society Show of Kenya, at Nairobi,
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      757 11 TV MALAYSIA Channel 5 Kuala l.umpur 1 7.10 Sporu Arena. 8 News In and I'ruanc: 6 Ipoh and Mandarin: 8.10 Chinese 1 Malacca; 3 Joliore Bahru; 4 834 Minister. Midnight R.dr Taipinc; 7 Balu Pa hat; of Herman Munsters": 9 Ne«* Kluanc. in National Lnnguagc: c, 10 P.M.: 5.45 Opening
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      319 12 ANOTHER new manufacturing company has started production in Singapore. It is Fibreglass Reinforced Products Ltd. which will make translucent fibreglass reinforced polyester root iiii- sheets, industrial mouldings and marine mouldings. Thr company, which has an authorised capital of SI million, is a joint
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      Earthmoving training
      69 12 A TWO-WEEK tralnmg cours* j covering LeTounieau Wes- tlnghou.se earthmovlng equipment was held in Kuala Lumpur recently tor 32 fitters and mechaI nlc.v The course was arranged by William Jacks and Co. i Malaya) I Ltd the local distributors. A Mmllar course will be given next I year.
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      Promoting efficiency in trade, industry
      334 12 THE Supervisory and Management Training Association of Singapore 1.. stepping up its efforts f u promote b Od nidustrial management efficiency In the State For the current year, the' Ax>ociation ha.-> worked out plans to hold a series of seminar-, at administrative. and executive levels
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      Qantas staff recruitment drive mounts
      144 12 Qantas staff recruitment drive mounts QANTAS has appointed a property officer and a stores officer in Kuala Lumpur as part of its expansion programme. They arc Mr David Ho Jit Sin and Inche A. Rahlm Hamidon respectively Mr. Ho. who was in Singapore recently on a threemonth training, previously worked
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      IBM MANAGER ON DUTCH STUDY TOUR
      57 12 IBM MANAGER ON DUTCH STUDY TOUR MX S H. OH. IBM manager in Singapore, left this week for Holland to attend an advanced management course for managers at the IBM Executive School. Later. Mr. Oh will visit IBM factories and research centres in other pans of Europe, as well as
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      MOBIL LUBRICANT EXPERT
      55 12 MR W. RISK, marketing deve- lopment engineer of Mobil Petroleum Conipmiy is now lii pore conducting courses for the I <-i\\e>. staff of Mobil Oil M..l.iva Ltd He will also discuss with th*m the ways In which the company can serve industry by ensuring what he calk
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      133 12 npiu: lirst Gattn wtntet st.iinni in KrUnt.in is mm uprr.it in;: Situated at Pasir Putch. aboiil U miles from Kota lUi.hu along thr East (oast road, it is M ned In a local businessman. Inrhr Altdul l-i/id bin Mat Tahir. and opened rrrrntlv by thr District Ollicrr
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      BOAC manager resumes work
      54 12 Mr. M D. Llewellyn, sales manager, South-East Asia for BOAC. has returned to Singapore alter taking a year s concentrated management course in Britain. Mr. DL. Creedy, who acted for Mr. Llewellyn m Singapore, has taken up a new appointment as sales manager fur North East.
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      BANGKOK VENUE FOR FIRST ASIA TRADE DISPLAY
      168 12 AN A-i.i:; international trade tan. i.ie liibi being organised by the I meni o: TlKtilanu. The (Kir, wiiicn is supported by the United Nations Economic Coinmi.-Mon for Asia and the Far CATEi. will lnkr Bangkok ior 1M Uuyt. starling on Nov 17. ■i
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      118 12 THE WORLD GOES TO MARKET... VIA APL Tin ingots, rattan furniture or silk kimonos trade prospects in the U.S.A. and throughout whatever your product APL gets it to market the world. For full details, contact your APL without damage, diversion or delay. Sailing on representative. schedules set a full year
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      55 13 These Offices will help you IN KUALA LUMPUR— ITALIAN EMBASSY. ITALIAN TRADE OFFICE. i v i b -v- v Room 404 3rd Floor. East Asia Building Lee Van Lian Building. |Alan Mounrbarten. lalan Mountbatten. 9727 Tel: *****. IN SINGAPORE ITALIAN CONSULATE CENERAL ITALIAN TRADE OFFICE. 1. Goodwood Hill 703-4 Shaw
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      4 13 ITALY STRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT
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      Trade balance in favour of Malaysia last year
      595 13 Trade balance in favour of Malaysia last year world an outstanding contribution. Italy ranges now among the most Industrialised countries of the five continents. The activity and knowhow of Italian engineers have made possible In America, Asia and Africa the realisation of many works of greatest Importance: dams, bridges hydroHpctrlc
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      Facts and figures on Italy (1964)
      91 13 Facts and figures on Italy (1964) Area: 116.200 mj miles. Population: 5*2.4 t3.»no (Rome: 'lb million inhabitants). Merchant Fleet. 4.000 vessels wit'i a total of 5.708,000 cross registered tons (eighth largest In the world). Foreign Tourists: 22.5 million (highest number in the world). Steel Production: 9.8 m. tons (seventh highest
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      ESTIMATED RUBBER NEEDS
      106 13 FSTIMATFD l*fij RUBBER REQIIRKMKNTS: ITALY SIXTH BIGGEST CONSUMER IN THE WORLD 'OOO long tons) Natural Synthetic Total IS 490 1.510 2,01)0 Japan 202 187 389 UK IRQ 175 355 West Germany 158 192 S4B France 123 148 271 Italy Netherlands 81 22 99 20 180 42 Belgium,
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      Trade not Aid' is the motto
      182 13 IN 1»64. Malaysia (1) had a surplus ot 578.8 million In her trade balance with Italy. Only the U S.A. and Russia contributed larger surpluses In Malaysia's balance or trade during that year Trrls is eloquent proof of Italy's contribution to the prosperity of
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      Italy—a buyer's market
      970 13 Italy a buyer's market FIRMS NOW DIRECT EFFORTS 9 i M^M TO OVERSEAS MARKETS ITALY is in its "post boom" period with all the implication of a cessation of rapid investment and expansion. Industrial capacity was magnified during the good years from 1950 to 1963 and naturally, when the breathing
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      Milan fair a big success
      684 14 Milan fair a big success MILAN'S Fair, an event enjoying world-wide renown each year in April, endeavours to meet the expectations of Italian and foreign businessmen. These expectation* ar«fully Justified, as Is clearly evidenced by the fact that Milan's annual survey offers a comprehensive view of the most recent technological
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      1964: After the 'storm'
      800 14 TRADING TREND THIS YEAR EVEN MORE FAVOURABLE 4 RADICAL change in economic cllmat* was Italy's experience and achievement ha 1»64. At the start of the year the country's external accounts were deteriorating rapidly whiU internal demand continued its buildup. By th« end of the year thrre
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      Italian athletes win 27 medals in Tokyo
      696 15 JHK 18th Olympiad proved to be fairly favourable for Italy, as she took fifth place in the classification by nation, following the ISA., C.S.S.R., Japan and united Germany. Italian' athletes won 27 medals among which were 10 "golds." and 80 per cent of
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      The sun and Roman relics attract more tourists
      470 15 /COMPETITION gets keener but the Italian peninsula maintains the enchantment measured in numbers and money that ranks her as Europe's first tourist attraction. Last year, foreign visitors spent more than a billion dollars with a rise of 11 per cent over 1963.
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      STUDY AWARDS
      358 16 Four from Malaysia and Spore at Italian varsities DURING the past few years, four scholarships have been awarded to Malaysian and Singapore citizens. The recipients are now in Italy studying at Universities. Their studies have been profitable. In a matter of months they have come to understand the
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      ITALIANS ABROAD
      106 16 LIKE many other European countries, overpopulated Italy has known the phenomenon of emigration abroad At the beifinninc or the century Italians left their homes mainly to settle down overseas permanently, whereas after World War II they emigrated mostly within Europe and for limited periods The must Important Italian
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      Road, tunnel, bridge building at fast pace
      551 17 SUPERHIGHWAYS FOR EUROPE PLANNED PE N IN of a ■econd great Alpine car tunnel this year and quickened boring of others is raising hopes for the building of a suspension bridge connecting Sicily to the Italian "toe." A US$365 million bridge spanning the
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      Italian firms build abroad
      315 17 WHILE the Italian con- struction industry at home is presently suffering from a dearth of activity, there is no question of the industry's strength abroad. The names of Italian construc*lon and engineering firms are familiar around the world wherever major projects are being carried out. Impregilo.
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      Office machine industry takes big strides
      278 17 f)FFICE machines may nufaeturing industries have played an important role m the I general framework of Italy's industrial progress during recent years. After a successful start In the field of typewriter production many years ago calculating machines. built In accordance with Ingenious, typically Italian
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        49 24 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures In Mnlaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday IliCheU Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 70 Kota Bhaiu 72 i Penani? M 73 Ipoh 72 Malacca *> 70 Singapore 90 70 .lands To M Jesselton 88 r.i KuchinK 90 72
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      97 15 "MONTECATINI" marmi Marble Granite "CURTISA" Aluminium Curtain Walling "VETRUM" Venetian Glass Murals Golden Mosaic •tfiClfr (HD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. RIVACO i Viale Corsica.. N. 1 MILANO Suppliers of: Lamp holders Elec. Accessories Hair dryers Bell indicators etc. etc. Represented by: BORNEO-MALAYA REPRESENTATIVES LTD. Crosby House Robinson Road Singapore OPEN
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      65 15 Olivetti For Progress OLIVETTI (MALAYSIA) LTD. KUALA LUMPUR— JaIan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 71/75 SINGAPORE— Shaw House— Orchard Road Agents throughout Malaysia and Singapore b \Yjslj\i i m sgssss: f^^^ bY mt V fV y o u c«n r.o" j fiSMSM B^^*******" .j^^^^^m^M^^"**^*" I II F I i J H|H I
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      216 16 THE STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 19«9 To every Spi j v .5 'PS homea_ fc. i J -JM— ifiMtel TIT*.. m model 8170 suitable range m model GIBI 4G model SV 80 IGNIS Ignis kitchen ranges create in themselves a classical back, ground by virtue of their elegance, high
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      169 17 j£)^ -s?fc B^lW. Ib^BK I .^■iBBBBBA B^k^iW BY *S&r B\ fl^Bl B\ vi BY The gracious, Italian way i From December a new standard will be set on the EUROPEAN run (In addition to Italian ports, the vessels will also call »t Southampton and North European ports). rFlotta Lauro are
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      182 18 250ESv PIICTfIMED ,=—=^3^3^ *^d^l <^> IS mj™j""2^^ y^ -d\sH:a=ii=»=HH:nHi;i;;;nnjj|l^=^niii^::^:^njjnr= :::.:::;TT~ 3 world-wide reputation for the greatest quality tradition, providing Fiat customers with the highest standard of service under the supervision of skilled y^/jS^Bßf^^^ technicians with years of Fiat experience. Spare parts Jfl w \j//\ \m if T\^\ i/l will be
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      1047 19 10 LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST U K.i Out Sport Slht P. S'nata Penant OEMOOOCUS Liverpool, GiKfOW It Pt Sept 2$ Seit 27 MACHAON Liverpool. Dublin. A'moutH Cll 3t Ttlai Sept 25 2 Oct 3 IiYCLOPS Ii.CT Oct I Ocl 2 AUTOMEDON lgo« Oct 7 Oct 11 Oct 13 IS 'YRRHUS
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      1185 19 I Ben%lihe\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON LIVERPOOL .tNTINENTAL PWYS 1 BENCRUACHAN gg" Zn 2 Sitgauo-i P.STiam Ptntng !J Stpt 21 2B C:t 2/ 3 Stpt 21/ 1 JrtTougll OK S BENMHOR fol ljvercool Oet 2I Singapore P. S'haai Penani G'mouth Nn I Sept 2S 21 Sept 21/ 2 Oct 3/
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      1195 19 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTO. U.K./Continent Smgipwi P. S tan Ptaaag CITY OF SUStOW in, Htmburg Rottirui*. Ha>re, Hull. Im'ham, M bra 2S/2I Stpt 2S Sept CITY OF POONA- Lisbon, Londoa, Haitkurg, HotterdM, Hull I B Oct 10 ti Oct CITY OF UPON London, Hamburg, Rotterdam. Hioe. Hull 2.21 Oct
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 20 THE prrAcnt rate of tin- Malayan dollar as.nnvt the pound >terlinr rivrd on Nnvember '!4 List year i* Kellinic. T.T. or O.l>. N. n;d. iiuvimr t.t. i\. i i I6d. Builli; O.I) S. I ->l the dollar Is at it« sUtatorr mnhll. BSbMbM in relation to Its runyr
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    36 20 ON tb» froo oiohanc* markit In Ho:m KeaJJ raaaaPßßf fh«- U.S. dollar ><n .j.]oT"<l T.i for T.T. «Dd a.T3i tor ta>h. StorlinK wad ajßMtd it 16 03 aad ana tatl of told at M|
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    28 20 Sept. 23. MALAYAN RI'BBKR PRICK: 66; rents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $763.62 V (down men. I nnfTii-i.il estimated offering ToO tons (up 5 tons)
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    200 20 Bcpt. 73. Thr«« montna. INDUSTRIALS Boustaad 11 eta v aaaji v eta. City Dew. 7 OU. MrAllattr 10 eta. C.B. >M *r U. Invcat. 10 eta. 13 eta. N. Iron 8 eta. Ouolop* fl eta. 0.C.8.C. 14 eta. B. Bmclttot ID eta. Kouimana v cv );no 13 eta.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    263 20 rUTOBER Hrst grade rubber xr f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala I.umpur yesterda) at 66 Si cents per lb. down one-eighth on Wednesday's closing level for tbe position. The tone was inactive. R.A.S. and F.MJt.K clotting prices In cent* per lb. yesterday: I Buyers
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    STOCK PRICES STEADY ON VERY QUIET MARKET
    798 20 From Our Market Correspondent ANOTHER quiet market was experienced on the Stock Exchange yesterday with the Indian-Pakistani ceaselire now lia\ ing ceased to be a factor. In face of small buying power and e\en less selling pressure the market is behaving in a
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    26 20 Malayan Stork Indiret Srpt. IS. Sept. 23. •Industrials: 74.65 71X1 Tins: HM !»>.:IS rubbers: 10J.90 102.90 *Der. 30, 1963 100. De<-. 19 1962 100.
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    70 20 THE Atttciatitn or BanHt In Malayit* mad* there <-hanKi« !n tta ratea to mervnant* yi-inrrliiy «.il! rnt*a to $100-. Ntw Vcrli: buying TT .12 13 lb. atnrwi! ":> H i' 1«. »0 AHA. K crertil Mill. M n 16 trad. Mils Canada: bO) n- TT 13 l«. alrrr.i:!
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    612 20 l>l SINKSS In and rrportpd to iIJ the SinKaporr and Kuala I.umpur tr.iri i iir room* of the Stock f:<rhangc of Malaysia yr*trrday with the numlwr of bMIM traded in bracket*: I INDUSTRIALS Boutrtao C Molding- DwnloD. |l 111 f"i orfll. r and N ords IS.0O0) >_ i
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    66 20 t M 14 I. Port tatrttmhjm: Whirl Brrlh. B* -A*. H*' n*. New Wharf ■■lint; RajMM*. Ulb*i« M»ru. l-i.'i. A* i'..3'«r Strom iMlhv' M inuw, Motiuri. Ptor Anurr.o. Kb«x«aor, T«naErn, Horn Kocut Amhtr. M.rtti Share f.lf Out TMtay: J>nr!r.n»«, Cta'ara Rovrr tut T»m»rrow: CXaka Muru I I
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      196 20 HISVH NO (ullOPt StayKt la fart Jl Sept 79 S<pt l nAusiCi* oct ii t/ Oci v oci TtMl II 13 Na. Ult U Nt. MADJk 14 \h Ore II I) In n S»i >. mmwi v,- m pn»» >•■ t»N»G«« Stilel Sailed Sailed l« Pwi YAM* Sadti U Ott
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      147 20 \^F~*fc Southern Shipping Ln I^s^ss^ FROM BRISBANE. SYDNEY, MELPOU- 1/ ADELAIDE VIA BANGKOK. S'por* P. S'hom Penanq M.S. Kentr.kon 15/16 Oct 16/19 Oct 20/25 Oct M.S. Broholm 28/30 No* 1/2 Dec 6/ 7 Dee M.S. Kentr.kon 5/ 7 Ja. 8/ 9 Jon 10/12 J«n FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE ADELAIDE. VIA
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    459 21 Straits tin price falls by over two dollars TVmE Straits tin price fell 1 yesterday by $2.25 per pitul lo I9C3JU pi>r picul on an nfl'i-rini: estimated up 5 tons to tons. Market sources reported tli.tt there appeared to be mure tin on ofTer than there was demand. LONDON: The
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    36 21 /-HINCSC Produce E>chan>e, Slnga- p.re noon prices par picul yittrr. dj» Coconut oil: )»ilk IBS in-llem. drum Copr.i IK t'ont:nent Poswei I.U i Smcaporo Coconut OH Millers' An. Sin.jiimr I uu Association noon SJfIUII
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    17 21 MHbournr Slock BaekMsft was i r j estcrday for Sliow Day. It will ie-i>r»» today-
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      235 21 S (Contlnurd from Pafe 10) SITUATIONS VACANT <«« 5* (Mm.)-Bmx St tl: txlrm ADVERTISER P.O. BOX 476. Snore ■I applicant*. Vacancy ha* now cd. SALESGIRLS WANTED. Katong I* preferred. Must speak Malay. ih nr.r. Knglish. Apply Box A 5620 pore. CHINESE IMPORTERS EXPORTERS s Correspondence Clerk/Typist. (Jualinciitloni Senior Cambridge. Apply
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      961 21 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* St (Min.)— Box St tl: txlrm WANTED AN EXPERIENCED BookGroup of Paper Importers. Acceptable Applirant should have at least 5 years experience and must be able to complete a trial balance and balance sheet at regular Intervals, unaided. Salary depending on experience and qualifications. Apply P.O.
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      985 21 ACCOMMODATION VACANT IS Word* SI (Min.)— Box St el*, txtrm HOLLAND HEIGHTS: Pleuently I furnished. 3 bedroom two storey semidetached house. (1 alr-cooditloned) att.iched bathroom, longhath. Lounge/ dining room, modern kitchen, servant's room. Carporch Rent: $600/-. David Pboa Snns, Valuers A Eatate Agent*. Tel: *****/*****. S'pcre. TOP FLAT. Attractively and
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      888 21 EDUCATION IS Word* $1 I Mm.)— Box It tl: txlrm NCLISH FOR C.C.E., direct from England, Airmail postal courses by famous Mayflower Courses teach you quickly and surely All U.C.E. subjects. School Certificates, Practical Kn.-hsh. etc. Send today, stating subject of interest and age. for your tree airmail 1.r0.-rpectuii to
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      982 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* 5C (Mtn.)-Box St ct: tjstrm 1957 AUSTIN ASS 2-Doon. Excellert condition. Teacher owner buying new car. $1,450 H.P. Arranccable. Tel: 31»096. B'pore. RECTD. I*6o DAIMLER Express 1 J'revlous Royalty Owner. 52.500/ 0.n.0. Kxchanice small car considered Tel: 39U96. Spore. LATI 1152 MINOR engine Just over
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      819 21 AT YOUR SERVICE IS Word* SI (Mitt.)— Box SO el: titrm BRING YOUR PLAN Tracing to Motion Smith of Battery Road (or Bpc«d]T Prints. CoD.tuentlOJa work tua ran teed. PMOTOCOPViNC PL* N HRINTINC Metropolitan Building Service. 40. Mcdelros Building. Singapore. Tel: ***** 408, China Intuiame Building. XL. Tel: Mm% FOR
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      734 21 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman, Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor. Fullerton Building. Singapore for: EARTHFILLINO. BAKAU PILING AND BLOCK PITCHING AT THE OUTLET END OF EXISTINO TWIN BOX CULVERT AT JALAN TERUSAN Show Round: 28.9.65 at 10 00 a m. Meet at E
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      260 21 M.C.C. PREPARE NOW FOR 1966 EXAMS. HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE MALAYSIA CERTIFICATE QUALIFYING TEST LOWER CERTIFICATE L.C.C. BOOKKEEPING ETC. MALAY. CHINESE. TAMIL FOR ALL EXAMS. INCLUDING H.S.C. PRINCIPAL LEVEL. Secure your Credits in English through our famous course compiled by Prof. T. Davies, M.A. and Miss C. Smith B.A.
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      770 22 THE MEDICAL REGISTRATION ORDINANCE. 1952 .\o m of mi). mi mi \i < oi \< n I i in i: 1 1<>\ of MAI li< ;il Council of the Federation ol Malaya consists of nineteen members of which five are registered medical practitioners resident in the Stale of Singapore mul
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      862 22 NOTICES Dl THK MATTER OF TIU: OMI'ANIKS ORDINANCE' AMI 1111. MATTER OF 1 BAN THYE LEONG LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) EXTRAORDINARY Xl SOLI TIOXS i Ai au Extraordinary General 1 Meeting of the members ot Ban Dg Limited, duly con- and held at 29-30, Nunek Building. Malacca Street. Singapore, on
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      794 22 1 TENDERS LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA PERLANTEKAX PENTER.IEM.-tH2 ME LA VI Permorionan2 ada-lah di-pelawa c darlpada chalon 2 yarn,' se.sual bagl t memeKaiig Jawatan Penterjemah2 i Melayu. Chalon? mestl-lah Warga i I Negara. telah iuei:iUK£ut umor 17 tahun leupi belum 2A tahun. telah lulua PepereJttaan Sljil Per.sekola- han i School Certlncaiei
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      889 22 TENDERS TAWARAN IKLAN. KLMATAAN TAWARAN JKR. PAHANG JIK. PAHANG Tawaran:! ada-lah dl-pelawa Tawaran2 darlpada pernUaripada pemborong2 J.K.R. Yang K Oroni£ 2 V an«E berdaltar dlberdaftar Kelaa "EX" Ice-ata* ?™s. I Perha'ian 2 icerana membena rumah2 guru 5?* a i P SK v- if -P- rta,T sepertl berikut:- di-dalam J.K-l. Kelas.
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  • TIMESPORT: Seap Games ♦ Racine • Soccer • Tennis
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      Friendship Park at the Village
      369 23  - Friendship Park at the Village M. RAHMAN: By Kuala Lumpur, Thursday A "FRIENDSHIP PARK" is to be built in the Games Village at Cheras for competitors in the Third Seap Games here on December 14-21. The one-acre Park will enable competitors to meet and re-, lax m amiable surroundings in
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      Lock icon GRUMMITT FOILS THE GUNNERS
      380 23 The Tosh' shock Newcastle in League Cup tie I ONDON, Thurs. ±J Newcastle, newly promoted to the English Football Leagues First Division, were beaten 4-3 by Third Division Peterborough in the second round of the Football League Cup at St. James' Park last night. This was
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      Splendid trial by Joey San
      197 23  - Splendid trial by Joey San Epsom Jeep DENANG. ThUTS. Joey San generally con- sidered to be a top-of-t.he-ground performer. M h owed surprising ability in heavy going i in a trial here this morning. The eight-year-old gelding I strode out smartly over 3f In 38 4/5. with leading! jockey. Des
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      Blueprint: Clubs to give mandate
      290 23 rrwir «?t rai; Sin e a P° re Thursday. T 68 League soccer clubs in Singapore will meet on Monday to give their representative^a" man date to submit to the Singapore Amiteu F A a '•blueprint" for the improvement of soccer The blueprint was drawn
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      Govt hockey meet starts today
      192 23 Govt hockey meet starts today 17"UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malaysian Government Services Sports Council hockey competition for the Dr Saw Hock Chuan trophy gets into swing this veekend in three centres Alor Star. Penang and Kuantan. Fourteen teams, representing nine Federal departments and fi\p slates, are taking part in the
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      UK LOSE AGAIN
      31 23 TOKYO. Tliur. -Hour Km**! Rugby tf.un wound up their match tour o( Japan I •lvir fourtb defeat, goiiiu down :m 8 to :1: :,.;or Co.— i KtUlcr I
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      STORE PLAN 'TOKEN TEAM' FOR SEAP GAMES BADMINTON
      180 23 SINGAPORE, Thurs. I The Singapore Badminton Association plans to enter a "token team" for the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 14-21, reports Francis Boey. SBA president Siow Watt Soon said today: "We cannot afford to send a full i team.
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      Tan and 800 'certainties'
      220 23 SINGAPORE, Thurs. I Singapo re's weightlifting team for the Seap Games will Include Olympic lifters Tan Howe Liang and 800 Kirn Siang. Both are certainties to beat the qualifying poundages at the trials at the Evergreen Club here on Sunday. Singapore Amateur Wcightlifting Federation secretary Goh
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      248 entries for S'pore meet
      1002 23 ULNUAPORE, Thurs. A total of 248 horses i has been entered for the Singapore Gold Cup, meeting on Oct. 2, 3 9' and 10. The entries, comprising 83 hi Class One. 100 in Class Three and 65 in Class Four I are: M U.X, Ist
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      THE SCHEDULE
      61 23 THIRD DAY (CH-t. 9): (lan 1 Div. 3— 7 F Clan 3 Div* 2 3 and 4 6 F. C l^-s I Divs. I. and 3 7F FOIRTH DAY (Oct. 10); (Im 1 Div*. I and 7 Dlvi 1 I and 2— lOF. Div. I— «F. Claw S
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      Clay wants to be reinstated I by WBA
      167 23 Clay wants to be reinstated I by WBA f ARSON CITY (Nevada), Thurs.— Wond -ieavyweight champion Cassius Clay is seeking reinstatement oy the World Boxing Assocla tion, who stripped him of his title 13 months ago for signing a return bout contract with Sonny Liston. The request was made in
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      AMERICAN IS S'GOR HOPE FOR WIN OVER S'PORE
      265 23 AMERICAN IS S'GOR HOPE FOR WIN OVER S'PORE KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Seiangor are banking on American Jim Farrin for victory in the Chua Choon Leong Cup challenge round against, holders, Singapore on the Soluugor Club courts tomorrow. jrrln. Belan K or-.s No. 1 KP2JBHF 1 ls cx^ ct ed
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      Tourist Week karting
      48 23 SIN'GAPOHE. Thurs. The Sorting Club of .sui(!atx)rp will bold m Tourist at Kailii'ii; this Sund.iv In all there will be four race* of 15 laps each. The main event is the one-hour open race for the Tourist Week Trophy. Th a a i 11.30 am
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      181 23 SUMMARY ATHLLTICS Inter •Police contlgent meet 'Milaccat: 1 Johore <l"i ptsj 2 .N'ean < 1 10 > 3 MuUtc.i 99 1 BASKETBALL P. Welleslry South int.-, s, i !«>• <N. Tebali: Boon Beng ot l'eng Koon 33-16. HOCK I V Pontian l.gt: SES 2 SES Sufi 0. KLGOEK > pore
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      106 23 I DIARY BADMINTON I t. Services championships (SBA 530 p_m.i. Perak open championships dpoh SJA. 5.30 p.m.*. IM( ki T— lnti-r-tiovt. In ilim iv Spore (Mai. Club paIHK ki y saw Cup: Govt Bernoea hockey (.see Col. 7i. T. Anson AVomMis Igr: Amon ComSch. v DTC (Speedy Rdi. Frwndly: BM
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    Lock icon Lucky escape for three
    93 24 ill .111 I 1 •»> < up.tlll I ol this Austin Cambridge had a lucky escap«\ when it spun three times, and overturned after a headon collision with another car in front of Raffles (iirK primary school, in Quern Street. Singapore, on Wednesday night. It was
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    Australia's first woman judge
    76 24  - Australia's first woman judge J. FINGLETON From CANBERRA. Thurs. Miss Roma Mitchell. Q.C., today became the first woman Judge In Australia's history. Mitchell will sit In the South Australian Supreme Court. She BTMtaatcd in 1934 and bt r:unc Australia's first woman Queen'.s Counsel in 1962. How will she bo known
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    'Dolly' for Far East circuit
    37 24 TOKYO. Thurs— The Broadway musical "*****0. Dolly may play in South Korea. Okinawa and the Philippines. ing Mary Martin, the musical i> DOT m the final week of :i neoeatful Tokyo season.
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    Lock icon Johnson: A long step back from danger
    208 24 WIBHINGTO Thurs. President JMUSMI said yesterday that the acceptance of a ceasefire by India and Pakistan "takes us lonu step .ni.iv from the terrible dangers which have threatened the subcontinent of \sia." The White House, issuing a Presidential statement on tile ceasefire, sjul
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    LONDON STOCK
    434 24 LONDON. Thurs. It has been a day of erratic movements in the Mock markets. A flood of company statement*, most of which failed to help the shares concerned. claimed a cood deal of attention. i Oilt-edged came under the In- 1 fluence oi the New Funding Fix I
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    Hong Kong protest over fingerprinting
    257 24 Hong Kong protest over fingerprinting HONG KONG. Thurs. The Hong Kong Civic Association urged the British Foreign Office in London to "lodge a vigorous protest" with the Philippines Government against the "odious procedure" of finger-printing Chinese visitors from this Colony. The request wa.s made In a letter sent to the
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    Lock icon U.S. rubber consumption down again
    66 24 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The U.S. Commerce Department re. ported yesterday that United States consumption of new rubber In July amounted to 144,871 long tons, compared to 168.360 In June and 139.156 In July last year. Stocks at the end of the month totalled 422.309 tons. Natural
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    Bid on Tshombe
    37 24 I.EOPOLDVII.LE. Thurv Ar. fmpt to asMs*Premier Moihf T.-hombe during a football mntch here was- loiied by soccer fan. 1 a spokesman for the Piime Minister said today. Two men have been detained.— l Pi
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    Lock icon Russian concern at China's moves
    388 24 Russian concern at China's moves MOSCOW, Thurs. ifl The Soviet I nion today for the first time expressed concern over h i n c s v troop concentrations on the Indian border. The newspaper Pravda said Peking's military movements "cannot but evoke the concern" of those interested in peace. It
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    The victim of sentiment
    14 24 JAKARTA, rhurs ierc. I Mr. J rliiiflren left Ju.-: I
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    DEATH
    31 24 OUR BELOVED FATHER, I*' M*« !Mm (T«ak BenK>. 'penned »wmy m :t 40 j> m. Cor**K« Wnvtt 48, iC« Roa4. at t 30 P m. 24 »'M t* I Hi-in-lin
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