The Straits Times, 5 October 1965

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times j Nat*** 1 Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1965 if 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C'.(P). 1005
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    Lock icon Ultimatum to rebels
    934 1 'Surrender' order Jogjakarta falls but recaptured, rebels head for Central Java KUALA LUMPUR, Monday REBEL soldiers of the Ist Bn., Presidential Guards, who staged Thurday s abortive coup in Jakarta* have been ordered to surrender within 72 hours or "face the consequences." The surrender order, broadcast by
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    Lock icon Day Sock collapsed making a speech
    96 1 U7ELUNGTON, >lon. Mr. Keith Holyoake, the New Zealand Prime Minister, said today it had been "fairly well substantiated" that President Soekarno collapsed while making a speech last week. Mr. Holyoake was asked at a press conference about the reported collapse said to have triggered
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    Ky flies in to a 19-gun salute
    896 1  - Ky flies in to a 1 9-gun salute NICK MASON: By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE Prime Minister of South Vietnam, Asia's youngest Premier, hew in here today for a three-day visit with expressions of hope for co-operation with Malaysia in the face of Communist aggression. Air Vice -Marshal Nguyen Cao
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    Viet battle flares again
    83 1 SAIGON. Mon. Heavy fighting broke out for the third time in two weeks today in the bitterly contested Phu Cn pass area, 300 miles north-east of Saigon. First report indicated that Government iorec-.s had suffered heavy casualties as Vletcong troops attacked them with mortar fire in
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    Banda 'yes' to S'pore
    62 1 BLANTYRE. Moll. The Malawi Prime Minister. Dr Hi Banda. will support Singapore s participation in the Afro-Asian conference in Alider.s in November, a .spokesman for the Singapore delegation here said today. The delegation, which h touring Africa, Is headed by the Singapore Deputy Primp Minister. Dr.
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    Lock icon Millions welcome Pope to New York
    363 1 Millions welcome Pope to New York NEW YORK. Mon Pope Paul, the first Pope ever to visit the Now World, arrived here today to a tumultuous, warmh parted welcome from millions oi New Yorkers. Thousands of other ricun.- a.s well jammi streets of th<- city to catch a glimpse of
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 MOON K(M Xl I LONDON Mon Ras vj;, h.iv l.uincln-cl ■#»< r icket eentatotai .m'""> i lie station toward Ihe m<»on. T«« hnmi* loil.iv. A 1'
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      AMERICANS WIPE OUT A COASTAL VIETCONG BASE
      147 2 SAIOON. Mini. An amphibious force of more than 1.000 U.S marine* supported by naval Runs and rocket -firing Jets stormed h not work of Vietcong bunkers and wiped out. a Communist coastal base In a lightning raid, a U.S. military spokesman disclosed yesterday.
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      Smith on way to London for 'final' bid to get independence
      262 2 Smith on way to London for 'final' bid to get independence CAMSBLRY. Mon— Thr Rhodesian Prime Minister, Mr. l.in Smith, left here by air for 1-on-don last night in a bid to end the crisis over his Government's demand for immediate independence. Prayers for a peaceful outcome to the London
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      Tit for tat, Chou warns the Americans
      99 2 Tit for tat, Chou warns the Americans pEKING. Mon.— Mr. Chou En-lai (above) yesterday warned that China would help the people of Indochina drive the United States out of South-East Asia if America continued to expand the war there. Me told a banquet given by the visiting Cambodian Head of
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      Lock icon Shastri: Peace on our terms only
      574 2 PLEA TO FRIENDLY COUNTRIES BY PREMIER NEW DELHI, Monday THE Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Shastri said yesterday: ''We want peace in this sub-continent, but this time it must be settled on India's terms because truth and justice are on our side." He was addressing
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      Lock icon Boy shot dead in new Aden violence wave
      254 2 Boy shot dead in new Aden violence wave 4 DEN, Mon. A 16- year-old Arab schoolboy was shot dead as anti-British riots swept the Arab settlement yesterday leaving a synagogue and lines of parked ears blaziim. Another unidentified person was wounded in the same incident. A British serviceman laj seriously
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      Pro-American tiger...
      60 2 Pro-American tiger saigon. Mon. The America* war effort In .souiii Vietnam is I beins hrijK-d by a tiger w.th a ta>te for Vletcong rebels, it v.is reported today by the Saigon Dailjr The tiger. the reran aaidiias kiiicci ai least -it guertllM during the past few months m ■the Ba
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      Lock icon Boeing strike
      32 2 SEATTLE (Washington), Mon. i A tentative sftilement of a two week strike by 35.000 workers in Boeing Aircraft Company factories i across the United States was anI nounced yesterday. Reuter.
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      The last straw...
      76 2 PERTH. Mon. A baby tamol. Humphrey, who drinks too much, was auctioned here yesterday. Fiver since he was traded for a car six weeks ago he has been costing his owners six gallons of milk .1 day. Hut Humphrey's future now seems rosy. A farmer. Mr. Thomas
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      JOHNSON ASYLUM OFFER TO CUBANS
      286 3 JJEW YORK. Mon. P resident Johnson opened the doors of the United Statrs yesterday for the entry of thousands of Cubans Who wish to leave their country. He announced, >i> hr signed the new liberalised Immigration Bill here, that his administration would sfrk an agreement
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      Lock icon Guevara has left Cuba says Castro
      175 3 IIIAMI. Mon. The A Cuban premier. Dr. Castro, said last night that his righthand man. Industry Minister Srnesto (Che) Guevara, has quit the Cuban Communist Party, given up his ritizenshio and left for new Holds of battle. B'.r lip did not reveal where Mr
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      The captain is a lady...
      324 3 The passengers don't worry, she says lOXDON, Mon. The huge airliner rolled to a bait after a perfect touch-down at London Airport. Then uut climbed the pilot in a kneelength skirt Captain Maria Atanasm)\.i had become, so tat as anyone at the airport Knew, the
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      Lock icon NO HALT BY INDONS TOURING CHINA
      238 3 PEKING. Monday gEEMINGLY undisturbed by the coups and counter-coups at home, six different groups of Indonesians were reported continuing their visit in Communist China. The official New China News Agency listed meetIngs between the P Ime Minister. Mr. Chou En-lal and Mayor of Peking.
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      Guerilla clash
      34 3 CARACAS. Mon. Six pro- Communist guerillas have been captured after a clash with army I troops In the village of Tostos. in the north-western State of Trujilk>. unofficial sources said today AJ>.
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      The boat bank is a hit with the Thais
      286 3  - The boat bank is a hit with the Thais ALAN HARMAN From BANGKOK. Mon. After conducting an experimental service along the Bangkok canals, the Government Savings Bank is planning to start a full time floating branch office It has bounht a launch to operate up and down the Chao Phya
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      362 3 SCIENCE ADDS YEARS H TO LIFE £jmSf DOYOUWANTAv^HfM HAPPY RETIREMENJI^i^ Kvery day we read of how science ly adding years to our lives but only you can add life to your years those wonderful years ot retirement ahead of »ou. and you cant do It without Income dollars do'lars that
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      112 4 1/ r JTi' flßlkMju^^BjK x BB^«^ r: MM^^^u Harper, Gilfillan Co. Ltd. are proud to announce that their new office building at No. 38 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur will be opened this evening by the Hon. The Minister of Commerce Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, J.P. This investment Is a
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    Police used tear gas: Party
    198 5 Police used tear gas: Party IPOH. Mon. The 1 Party Raayat of Malaya. Perak division, today alleged that police fired about 20 tear gas bombs into crowd of villagers attending a Socialist Front cultural show at Bidor. 44 miles youth of here, on Saturday night. A party spokesman showed reporters
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    Soldiers laugh at Indon propaganda
    109 5 Soldiers laugh at Indon propaganda j'AWAU. Mon. A number of Malaysians have been offended by crude lciflets believed sent to them by the Indonesian Drooaeanda machine. The leaflets were stamped with the chop of the North Kalimantan Army. Tawau Territory.o Penglima Mohamed Salleh Grouo. A Government spokesman commenting on the
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    Baeklane robbery
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Lim Chai Ten? of Rayman Avenue, off Kirn Keat Road, was robbed of $1,680 j by two men. one armed with a f knife, tn a back lane near his home Urn night.
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    $1,109 IS TAKEN IN THREE ARMED ROBBERIES
    182 5 $1,109 IS TAKEN IN THREE ARMED ROBBERIES SINGAPORE. Mon Kol.brrs (jot away with 5i. 109 in tush and jewellery in three armed robberies today. ROBKKKY NO. I: At 8.30 a.m. a 14-year-old school fiirl. Lim Bene Deng, was threatened with a knife and punched in the stomach by two men
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    Robbery bid foiled
    47 5 PENANG. Mon. A shop assistant. Yeoh Chool Peng, toiled ar. armed robbery in his shop last nishi when he defied nn order uy loir roobers not to raise an alarm. I When Yeoh shouted "robbers. I robbers' the Rang fled without j taking anything.
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    $10,000 pavilion
    23 5 I DUNGUN. Mon. Work has I started on the construction of ft $10,000 pavilion at the old district office padang here.
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    Kedah's new senator
    63 5 AI.OR STAR. Mon. the Ked.'ili S'a'.o Assembly todny unnnimouslv elected Mr. Urn Joo Kong. 54. a former MP.. a.s its mhh» utU'c M tlie Senate. He succeeds Wan Ismail i)in Wan Tarn. whose term expired in August. A new Alliance State Assemblyman. Inche Mohamed Zain bin ni
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    Saudi Arabian scholarships
    45 5 PENANG Mon. The Alamshoor Islamic School here has submitted the names of 10 candidates to thr S»udi Arabian educaMn<U authorities for n thrre-rrnr religion"; course under Suitfl Arablr.n Government scholars hips.. Four »v trds are reserved every rear for Malaysia n students
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    $1,168 home raid
    46 5 KL'AI.\ LUMPUR HOT TMefM iiroke Into 'he house o; ■> mining eneineer. Mr. Chan Foo Khee. near the 10:h mile Sordann Road. Sunjte: Besi here, during the "eekend and stole cash MM tewellery totalling $1,168. Mr. Chan and his wife "err rrvay in Ipoh.
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    Britain hands over the Rangers to us
    379 5 Britain hands over the Rangers to us IPOH, Monday. fpWO new battalions raised, trained and equipped by the British Government were accepted today into the Malaysian Armed Forces as "equal partners and comrades". The units are the Ist and 2nd Battalions, Malaysia Rangers, stationed here for the past few months
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    WORLD WOMEN'S BODY HONOURS KAMSIAH
    138 5 WORLD WOMEN'S BODY HONOURS KAMSIAH IPOH. Mon.— Che Kam- siah Ibrahim, na- tional president of the Women's Institute, has i been elected vice-presi-i dent for Asia- of the Associated Countrywomen of the World. She Is the first representative from Malaysia to be elected to this post. As vice-president of the
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    'Be united' call by Tun Openg
    200 5 KUCHING, Mon. 'THE Governor of Sarawak. Tun Abang Haji Openg. x called for unity among the people in his birthiay message today. The Governors birthday was celebrated throughout the State. A parade was held on the central padan? here which was also attended by
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    INDIA HAS NO INTENTION TO WAGE WAR: BABOO
    98 5 INDIA HAS NO INTENTION TO WAGE WAR: BABOO PENANG. Mon. India has no intention whatever of making war on her neighbours. Mr. ittv Baboo. .Mayor of Madras, said here today. "We don't want one inch of Pakistani soil," he declared at a civic reception given by the Mayor of Penang.
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    Malaysian students still in Pakistan all safe
    224 5 - nENA N G Mon. Seventeen Malaysian students left in Pakistan are all safe and sound, and will be returning soon. This news was brought hack by three of their colleagues who returned to Penang this afternoon by a Thai Airways plane. "We were
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    Penang's big-time smugglers resume their activities
    184 5 PENANG. Monday BIG-T IME smugglers, hounded out of Penang and Province Wellesley recently by the local Customs anti-smusj-eline division, are believod to have resun>od their activities with the approach of the fpstive season. Several hard-core members of smuggling rings, it \f. reported, have been
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      124 5 MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA LTD., congratulate Messrs HARPER GILFILLAN CO., LTD. on the occasion of the official opening of their building where ANOTHER MITSUBISHI J^ LIFT has been supplied and installed by their Sole Agents for Malaysia SB THE CHINA ENGINEERS LTD V >o I 40. AMPANG ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR. Congratulations
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    Genuine developers need not fear, says the Govt
    259 6 Genuine developers need not fear, says the Govt SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Singapore Government said today that genuine and honest housing developers had nothing to fear from the newly-intro-duced Housing Developers (Control and Licensing) Ordinance, 1965, which is aimed at protecting those who purchase houses. It was replying to a warning
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    Girl fit gains distinction in music exam
    78 6 Girl fit gains distinction in music exam SINGAPORE, Mon. An 11-year-old schoolgirl who Rained a distinction in the recent Board of the Royal Schools of .Music examinations will receive six months' free tuition for being the best candidate in her music school. hen thin Hao (above) has been awarded the
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    Police Band today
    20 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Police Band will give a public performance at the Esplanade at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    New classes in English, mathematics
    85 6 New classes in English, mathematics SINGAPORE. Mon— The Delta Branch of the People s Action Party will held supplementary classes in English and mathematics to prepare secondary four student for their public examinations at its newly-acquired premises at 47. Beo Crescent. The branch also plans to expand its kindergarten department
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    Nair: Kanda has too many chips on the shoulder
    491 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. r FHE secretary general A of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, said here today that he might make a suggestion to the NTUC to send a delegation overseas "to repair the damage to the Singapore
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    Highlander weds airwoman
    64 6 MARRIED at St. George's Church at Royal Air Force Changi, Singapore, were Private Robert Don, an Argyle and Sutherland Highlander, and Leading Aircraftwoman Carole Colquhoun (above). Private Don, a 23-year-old Scot from Dumbarton, has been serving in the Far East since February, 1964. His bride, aged 20,
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    F and N WORKERS RETURN TODAY
    210 6 SINGAPORE. Monday. rpHE 500 employees of the soft drinks firm of A Fraser and Neave, who have been on strike for the past two working days, will resume work tomorrow. But they will not do overtime from now on until their dispute with the
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    I-C forger gets year's jail
    51 6 SINOAPORE. Mon.— A father of seven who forged an Identity card was today Jailed for one year in the Third Criminal District Court. Choo Tan Seng. 39. pleaded guilty to forging the identity card v.l Lorong 25. O>vlang on July 15 ro be sold for
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    Razak: More areas will be resettled if necessary
    389 6 Razak: More areas will be resettled if necessary j ITUCHING. Mon. Sarawak's security and development de- J l pended on the willing- I ness of the people to move into integrated communities which could be provided with i amenities and protect- i ion, the Deputy Prime i Minister, Tun Abdul
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    ARBITRATION COURT HEARINGS
    123 6 ARBITRATION COURT HEARINGS SINOAPORE. Mon. The Second Industrial Arbitration Court will resume hearing the trade dispute between the Insurance Company of North (America and the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union over the dismissal of two workers at 10 a.m. on Thursday. The court will also hear a dispute between Gestetner
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      441 6 'THE followlnc In today'R «ch«<lul» British E<«l. Airways: From Ku--1 of civil aircraft movemtnta at chins iBOZ 350) 9.10 a.m. Paya L«bar airport. Blncapore. DIPARTUREt ARRIVALS BOAC To Larwm. Sydney (BA BOAC: From Auckland, Sydney. "Ilm 6.40 p.m.: to Colombo, BomDanvin (BA 715) 6.55 p.m.: from bay, Abadan. Damascus, Zurich.
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      57 6 UIGHEST and lowest tempera- 1 lure; in Maiavsia and Singa- ix>re .or thr i>eriotl 8 p.m. Sun- day :c 8 p.m. yesterday: 1h 5 1..-st Lowest Kual.i I.unipui- 91 73 Kola Bharu 88 73 j Praam 86 73 Ipoh 91 72 1 MiiL.ii-.. 91 73 j SniSiilXHT 88 75 C.
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    $300 fine for bribe offer
    65 7 SINGAPORE. Mon —A motor- Lst Koh Oit Huanu'. who offered two dollars to a police constable after committing an allleged traf- I tir ofTenre. »a* today fined $300 or thrw months' Jail In a district Koh urs found pruilty ot corruptly ofTertnt; the money to
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    3-day carnival
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Mon —The Delta brunch of the People's Action I'irty will hold a three-day carnival on vacant land adjacent to its premises In Havelock Road (rom Oct 23 to celebrate Its sixth anniversary.
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    'He was jobless and had a criminal record'
    981 7 GOMEZ: I WAS AFRAID TO LET UNION TREASURER CONTINUE BECA USE— SINGAPORE. Monday former weretary general <>i Iho S ingapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, Mr. T.V. Gomei to day said thai he was ;iln:i<l to allow Mr. V. Muniandv to continue
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    New port traffic rules to ease congestion
    100 7 CINGAPORE. Mon. The 0 Port of Singapore Authority has implemented new traffic arrangements at the Telok Ayer Basin to avoid congestion within the area. The gate at Finlayson Green next to the YWCA premises is to be used as an "In" gate only.
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    Stage Club moves into its own 'home'
    188 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Stage Club, after 20 years of existence has finally found a permanent "home." Its new club Ikhim- at 41. Malcolm Road will h. officially opened .it 7.30 p.m. on Saturday, by thr Yang di-Pertuan Necara, Inchr Yusof. bin Ishak. A
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    Inche Yusof to attend opening night of comedy
    78 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Yang di-Pertuan Negura, Inche Yu.sof i bin I.shuk and his wife, and the Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will be attending the opening night of the Theatre World Association's comedy production "The Tea House of
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    SELF-TAUGHT PIANIST IS AWARDED GERMAN SCHOLARSHIP
    141 7 SELF-TAUGHT PIANIST IS AWARDED GERMAN SCHOLARSHIP SINGAPORE, Mon. A Singapore pianist, Peter Chiang, has been awarded a scholarship to study music at the Saarbrucken Conservatory in Germany. Chiang. 26. began his music studies at the age of 13, and is chiefly self-taught. He prrparrd himsrlf for his first music examination
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    Two films on aim of U.S. scholarship
    79 7 Two films on aim of U.S. scholarship SINGAPORE. Mon— The American Field Service International Scholarship will give two fllm shows on the purpose and origin of the scholarship at the USIS theatrette on Wednesday. The shows, which are open to the public, will be on at 10 a.m. and 2
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      123 7 AtU^f Oop ttff V. T. liawntin STOPPING A HOW EtSE NEVER MlNPj^—"^. NO-IVE HAPI I ...BESIDES, WTO*/ BUT rM NOT BACK U4777L»« *T\ L MAOHINE UKeI COULDI IIETS GBT fT ZyOOHNKK ENOUGH M3U BACK IN HARNESS. J JUST /u.Atf NOWIVI J\ HOSE WAS f^STOPPEP tr?k TM' IJXB^AeAIN?/<^_^ WMT NEEP nAVOU
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    VIP wife who caught all eyes
    241 8 VIP wife who caught all eyes She is going to have busy time in Kuala Lumpur. KUALA LUMPUR. Monday pATCHING all eyes at \J the International Airport today at the arrival of Vietnam's Premier. Air Vice Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky. for his three-day Malaysian visit, was the strikingly beautiful figure
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURES When the U.S. lost' a piece of its longest highway
    1803 9 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURES When the U.S. lost' a piece of its longest highway True story of an hilarious item of bureaucratic floundering ACOU NTER clerk in the lands office Roseburg. a county r^t in Oregon. USA. was utterly bewildered one day in mid 1956 when he was inundated by
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    256 10 «Wi iti imimmumi THE FAMILY OF -n» lat* Mr Tan \i .n» 'i^nk njatHw and fn«nd» THE FAMILY OF IM IBM fßlirrint H^nd r *»ff *han)t r*lttiv^# tnd frf^ndt for thnr donation* «r»ath» ncdo l .4 !t»nd»nc« in 'koir r». ml f *ii**n? OR AND MRS. 'Bin OlWin IM.
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday. October 5. 1965.
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      Language Policy
      713 10 Tengku Abdul Rahman's pioirme ol concessions to those i who have been petitioning tor greater use of Chinese in J education and in other spheres j !i ol national life has brought him into confrontation with some of his own followers, i These "narrow-minded and i [extremist elements.
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      Forest Strike
      341 10 A three- weok strike by 1.000 men would be serious enough for urgent attempts at settlement even if no othi r workers were affected. But the Union ot Forest Employees' stoppage involves much more than its own members. These men hold a key position in the Malayan timber
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      On The Roll
      225 10 I'nlw there i% remarkable activity in the next few days the new Malayan electoral rolls will list fewer names than the old. which would be i a bizarre development indeed tor a country boasting a j widening franchise. According ,to the Chief Supervisor oi j Elections, about
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    Britons are betting themselves blind
    605 10  -  KARL E. MEYER By LONDON. Mon. T»Hi: Cole Porter song, "Let's Uo it." has an obvious meaning in Britain, and it is not suggestive. Everybody is doing it gambling, that is. Despite or maybe because of uncertain economic times, the British are betting themselves blind.
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      Neutral, impartial, standing aloof
      430 10 IN his letter iS.T. Oct. 2> Mr. S ri Uoh sought to give your readers the benefit ol what he called his "***** charitable inUTDretation" of Mr. Ramani's address to the Security Council on the Kashmir dispute The Oxtord Conci>p dictionary gives more than oik- definition
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    Building jungle towns to win a war
    869 10  -  WENDELL MERRICK Saigon borrows an idea from Malaya's successful anti-Communist campaign b) Saigon, Mon NEW enclaves are going to be carved out of virgin I jungle in Vietnam first as bases for a vast build-up of American troops, later as-civilian population centres. The
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    Expats doing a good job, says Sabah Speaker
    134 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. MV The Speaker of thr Sabah Legislative Assembly. Dato Haji Mohamed Kassim. said here today that expatriate officers in the state were doing a very good job." Dato Ka-sslm said this oi> arrival at the International Airport hem to
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    Dr. Goh to give public talk
    54 11 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Minister lor Defence and Internal Security. Dr. Ooh Kena Swee. will give a talk on "Socialism and the ■conomlr Order" at the Ur.lverMty 01 Singapore's new lecture theatre 4 at 8 p.m. on Friday. Thi> public talk is organised by the
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    Club house plan
    21 11 KAJANO Miii— The Kajarg H:gli School Oid Boys .Wixuuo;i ha.^ i-<->:ieeted $4,810 lor a $4,780 ha* been promLs<»d.
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    Colombo Camp area firing
    49 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The j military will carry out training exercUes .a the Colombo Camp tiainn.g arcii between noon and 1 midnight tomorrow. 1 Blank rounds, trip flares, twoinch para llluminants and oneinch white illuminnnts will b*> used. The public arc advised not Ito be ilecwd
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    'Stop these British agents' call
    124 11 Xl ALA UMFIR Mon. —The National AtroAafcM Peoples' Solidarit\ Organisation today mM it viewed "with deep concern" a statement by Tengku Abdul Rahman in Seremban on Saturday that senior British Government officials in Sabah and Sarawak were creating disunity among the people In a statement,
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    Language is no more a problem here: Lee
    549 11 SINGAPORE. Monday ANGUAGE is no more a political -Liproblem in Singapore and the sacred role for the people now is the establishment of a model society for South-East Asia, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said last night. At a dinner celebrating the 28th
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    Tax exemptions to be abolished
    102 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tax I exemptions for Italian and Swedish ship owners or I charterers are to bs abolished from next year Notice of these changes to the Income Tax Ordinance U contained In motions submitted to Purl lament, wlilc* is due to meet DM month.
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    NUJ dinner guest
    49 11 i:lala I.L'MPUR. Mon The Depurv Prime Mtntstar Tin Abdul Razak. will address the Natloi al Union of Journalist* at the Heel Majestic on Saturday when he will be gueM of honour at a dinner i at 8.30 pm NUJ member- 'heir wives and friends aie nrlrome.
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    King makes Ky a Tun
    74 11 A T an audience with the Yang di-Per-xxtuan Agong at the Istana Tetamu, the Prime Minister of South Vietnam, Air Vice-Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky. was conferred with the high honour of Sri Maharaja Mangku Negara (S.M.M.N yesterday. This honour entitles Marshal Ky to use the
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    Sequel to UK Budget: Guthries in market for more capital
    409 11 Sequel to UK Budget: Guthries in market for more capital SINGAPORE, Monday. pUTHRIE and Co. Ltd.. the 144-year-old trading w company, is in the market for at least 24 per cent of its capital. If this should be snapped up locally Malaysian Interests would get a further footing in expatriate
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    Two gangsters held
    26 11 SINGAPORE. Mon Police yesterday detained two secret i society "fighters", and an brmvant headman under the Criminal I Lav Temporary Provisions' OrdI lnance.
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    Ex-wife is sued for share in —house
    337 11 Ex-wife is sued for share in house KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A former accountant-g c n c r a 1 here. Mr. K. Roberta alias Kamarulzaman bin Abdullah, claimed in the High Court today that he was entitled to a half share of a $50,000 house which is in the name
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    Captured Indons: PoWs or mercenaries?
    1066 12 Captured Indons PoWs or mercenaries? MACDONALD HOUSE BOMB BLAST CASE OPENS IS HIGH COURT SINGAPORE, Monday 'Bid to interfere with the flow of justice' allegation TNCHE Kamil J.Suhaimi, counsel for two Indonesians charged jointly on three counts of murder at MacDonald House in Orchard Road on March 10, toda y
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    Strikers 'will not return to work'
    174 12 SINGAPORE. Mon. The 77 striking employees of Cathay Restaurant will not return to work tomorrow the deadline set by the management. They will only resume work If the management reinstates the five cooks, whose dismissal sparked off the strike on Sept. 25. Liquidation They
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    Jealous husband tells court: 'Forgive me...'
    138 12 Jealous husband tells court: 'Forgive me...' SINGAPORE. Mon A store keeper. who stabbed his wife with a miniature Japanese Samurai sword in a fit of jealousy and later attempted suicide, today asked a magistrate to forgive him. Tong- Kee Senc told the Ninth Magistrate Mr. Tan Hoay Djin: "My wife
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    Paintings on show
    34 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Japanr.>e Ambassador. Daro Fumihiko Kai. will open er<long exhibition of painUnci oy Yap Hong Ngee ;it the British Council Centre. Jalan Bluff, next Monday at 530 p.m.
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    State MCA chief appeals for faith in Tengku
    158 12 State MCA chief appeals for faith in Tengku AIALACCA. Mon. The chairman ol thr Malacca MCA, Dato Tan Cheng Swee. yesterday appealed to all members of the MCA Youth to have complete confidence In Tengku Abdul Rahman's efforts to solve the language issue. Speaking at the Malacra MCA Youth swearing
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    Big day for the young heroes
    820 13 IN KUALA LUMPUR Kuala Lumpur, Mon Chang Har, 13, who saved two lives, receives Hang Tuah medal amid cheers TWENTY thousand uniformed Khoolboys and girls went wild with joy in the Stadium Negara this evening when the Yang diPertuan Agong presented the coveted Pingat
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    NEW VOTERS: ONLY 8 DAYS TO GO
    122 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. With eight days to go before the closing date for the Malaya-wide revision of the electoral rolls, the Election Corrmis- sion has received re- turns from only 45.000 Dew voters. Th'.s i.< oniv 2:>. r> cent of the 200.000 new
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      Just why did your husband pick on you?
      879 14 Just why did your husband pick on you? HAVE you ever wondered why, with an estimated 1,500 million women to choose from, your husband happened to pick you? Perhups he didn't quite jjet around to meeting them all in his bachelor days, but there were probably quite a lew broken
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      STEP INTO FASHION — WITH COLOUR —
      249 14  - STEP INTO FASHION WITH COLOUR OLIVIA YEOH by LEGS this year are prettier than they're been for years. Not because eirls are becoming more conscions about shapely legs now that skirts are uncovering the knees. But because stockings and shoes have gone so fancy. No more in fashion are the
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      Leather jacket the wardrobe wonder
      204 14 I EATHER is hitting the separates market in a big way Ld in Europe and America, its leather unlimited in new Jackets, tops, skirts, pants, stoles and Jumpers. That classic companion to skirts, pants and dresses the leather Jacket shows more colours and style this
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      You may like to know
      239 14 You may like to know LADY SCOTT, wife or Sir Robert Scott, former Commissioner General for South East Asia, spent a four-day stopover in Singapore on her way home to Scotland from Australia. She had spent a fortnight in Australia, where Sir Robert is doing a sixweek lecture tour. Asked
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      335 14 ''"4 Indian fto« Silk (44 inches wide) is versatile material cnsp and radiant in glowing colours. Not easily crushabto and Weal for everyday wear. In many exciting varieties. 'irt^kl VIVKI co ours an< beautiful textures, soft yet durable. $Cr\ Excellent tor cheongsams. afternoon frocks, evening jrpP, dresses and sarong kebaya>.
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      142 14 PRO DOUBLE ACTION TOOTHBRUSH DOES A BETTER JOB! w.stut mbtui httiNO Ooubi. M> '^>i mtetm* arm And, '^M "3 m h«ky. W. dm mJ-W^lj te««i r»jl!, clean fp^gitt I ■nd Ihut htlp fi f ht \^K^iJ •W tooth itcMf. Thit $V^3y tfw ORIGINAL \'Jr\ d«ntnt oVufnco 1 I J /I
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      1161 15 1 Benwline] EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL > CONTINENTAL PORTS. BENGLOE For London Ort 2) i Singaport P. Sham Penang Hamburg Ntt 3 I I Ort 17 I BENLOMOND Bj Singapore P. Sham Penang M'brough Ntt 23 Ort I/it Ort 11/11 Oct 14/14 S ngaport P. S ham Penang 1
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    Straits tin price is unchanged on Saturday
    298 16 Straits tin price is unchanged on Saturday THE Straits tin price \\a> unchanged on Saturday in Pen a n g yesterday at $749 li'j per picul. Better support was reported. The ofTerine was estimated down five tons to .'",'."> tons. MALAYAN KI'BBF.R MARKI.T: Opening quotations were unchanged on Fridays close,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    133 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. TNDUSTRIALS moved on a firm trend In quie. trading. The market was highlighted by the active trading in B.HP. rights which opened nt 245. 9d. and eased to 245. 4d at close. Base metals were variable and Inactive. Oils were quiet. Associated Australian were down 6d.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    260 16 ()i nmiK first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 6 .■>'•„ rents per lb. up one-eighth of a rent on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was very quiet. RjI.S. and I .M.R.1., rloslnf prices In cents
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    51 16 ON thr offiriaJ Malayan short Term Xtonejr Market for the week ended Saturday (Oct. 2) the range of call rates waa aa follow s BANK FVXDS: 4 per cent to 4 v per rent. GENERAL FINDS: 3 per rrnt to 4 per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled 5151.7
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    Rubber crops
    16 16 September rubber crops Included: Suntrt Tukanc 91.618 lb.. Trmrrloh 109.900 lb. Riverriew 231.000 lb.
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    MORE TRADE AND PRICES RISE ON STOCK MARKET
    942 16 From Our Market Correspondent TIE Stock Exchange w^s in better mood yesterday with reports from Jakarta suggesting that Communist elements there were in retreat before the army. The market improved on this short term view with a lift in prices and a
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    STOCK INDICES
    31 16 Mal.iyan Stork Indicts Oct. 2. Ort. 4. -Industrial*: 7 1 7 fi 73.49 Tins: M>.t>4 H7.14 J rubbers: 103.46 1 0.1.21 •Dec. 30. 1963 inn. D»t. 29. 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    908 16 I>l sinkss in and reported to I the Sinsapore and Kuala Ijumpur trading rooms of the Stork K.\<lunKi- of Malavsto vrs- trrdar. with the nnmbrr at the> AMI traded in brarkrts: INDUSTRIALS: BouMead M.ooo> 51. 26 Cold (tort iv.mhi, <J 10: Dunlopj il.ihmii X1. 39 l>.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 16 Oct. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: ti3.: (up one eighth of a rent) TIN: $749.12* (unchanged). Unofficial estimated offering 225 tons (down S tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    225 16 Oct. 4. Thro* montha. INDUSTRIALS BOMtcad 11 eta. Veoeer 9 eta. City Dev. 7 ru. MeAtMaf 10 ctaj. C.B. Holding? M. inVfMt. 10 ct«. 15 Ma, H, iron g c Diinlopa 11 eta. O.C H.C. 14 eta. K Smelters v «a ItotfcaHM "t*. E**O 13 cts. KMtMMg 10
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    106 16 CHIPS lying alongtide tns |tncaa*ro wnarvea or eipactad today am Rajula is. Bmdoe 33 34. Luna lUtnH 1.1 14. Haoka Sawieka 45, Musi 21/22. Lelae Maerak 2.'< M, Pd»ua 3S Bedennk N.W. 3, r-i-rak N.W. 6. Port Swottanham i Wharf Barths: H.M.S. Teal. Petaltng. Beocruachan Bronxville, Leda
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    21 16 •PHI Ataoclatlan of Bank, in Malj*>i« I 1 maoe no rJiamtra in ;t« rate* to 1 1 m«rvtiAnn jro*trrday.
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    29 16 Oir>« tichanM m^ K. u&e quoted at i 74 1 for T.T. aad I (or cath. Stirling area qjoted at 16.03 a one tael of to A
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    252 17 fUE fo'.lowing list of selected Mahuun Industrial yields Is D.ised on last sales to Sept. Oct. 2. •P. »O.Y. «E.Y. «T.C, 1 ore l'> 10.2 IX2 I.U i Bmcletra Z.M Ml 22.2 14 v .it LM.I cum all 7.7 >.".U 1.1 ■iammons 1 -> m 6 l.t Hume
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    55 17 THt present rate of the Malayan dollar against thr pound sterling lixcd on \o\cml>rr 24 last >vi N srlllne, T.T. or O.D. 2s. I 15 llid. lltiMiic T.T. it. 4 l/16d. ItitxitiK O.I), la. 4',d. thr dollar is at its statutory in Itl lt- position in relation to
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    56 17 MINFSE Product Eichancc. SlnialUy: Coc unit oil: tmik J.'i.'l sellers, drum Cop>a: (>. t Nov. IK Continent: Pcpptr Muntok >■ sellers, special saUer*. >.iri.:..l |INI sellers (all Mf NLWI ASIA II7TKN) sellers NL.WI Slnxspore Coconut Oil Millort' Aimi.jtioii prices: i-ulk 593 sellers, drum f..(H sellers Tin- tone was
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      1440 17 i THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (No. 118) Notice under section 39. G.N. In accordance with the provisions of section 39 of the Town Boards Enactment, NOTICE is hereby given that the assessment list for the Town Council area of Johore Bahru has now been completed, ana may be inspected at
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      453 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT VACANCY NOTICE Applications are invited tar appointment to the FVdrv... Judical and Legal Service in thpost, of Crown Counsel In tna Legal Department. Sarawak. Salary: (Scale A) $870 930x30- 1050 1085 x 35 -1260 1300x40-1420. The ooa__enc_a salary of tl-.e ap|X)intee 011 this Mair «iii 1* mined in
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 18 In I >m lining Meiimi ol Mr. M. Icnaliu- died on '> IO.HI. Hi-. 11 I* mis<>ril Iml forever remembered h> hi- dauchlnv I son-in-l.iw mil srandchildirn.
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      Problems are tackled at Oh's meetings
      640 18  - Problems are tackled at Oh's meetings MANSOOR RAHMAN ONLY 71 DAYS TO THE SEAP GAMES By I J^UALA LUMPUR Mon. Singapore's inclusion in the Seap Games here on Dec. 14-21 and Burma's late entry for basketball 1 have caused unexpect- i ed problems to the!' Technical and Facil- ities Commit
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      Recs shock SCC XV
      98 18 MU Hipi* I SINGAPORE. Ma .-inwapon Recreation Club gamed surprise win over the powerful Singapore Cricket Club XV b their rugby match on the Padanc I today. The Recs. who displayed splendid running and passing, scored two goals agnin.v. a try by the SCC. Rudv Richard
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      Heavy rain washes out 'Tempe' Climb
      139 18 Heavy rain washes out 'Tempe' Climb pENANG. Mon. Heavy ram washed out the Vale of Tempe Hill Climb after a few events were run yesterday. The climb, for cars, motorcycles and po-karts, was organised by the Penang and North Malaya Motor Club. Before the rain came, Bin Chin Jin provided
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      WHY SPORE REFUSED TO PLAY—CHAI
      112 18 WHY SPORE REFUSED TO PLAY— CHAI CINGAPORE. Mon. The Rtns> it|»re team refused I f their match against Miilacra in tin- tmer-aorenunent 1 Miuth kmm hnc-key competition it yesterday bee 111 bo umpiring bf v igam. Thli m stated here today *r 8 in mi cit the re team. "We
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      & pore Services enter final
      36 18 pore Services enter final KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysian Annrj Pw 103 runs on flr.-i ii ly to reach the fin. in 1 r-Oovernm B id tin ma atngapore us ill ed Porrea 46 4-14 1 and 21-0.
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      Calcutta named as venue
      50 18 Calcutta named as venue CALCUTTA. Mon- fkulla fa* betn chosen as the venue for tba Dh\ls Cup tennb inter-fone final between Indin Asian Zone Vtafr* Mta, and Spam. Europe;,: v. tuners, the All-India Lj r.is Association announced here The association an confirmation from Sp:un 1 m starting data foe the
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      234 18 BADMINTON Inter-Govt. Services (Malacca). Malacca bt Negri 5-0: Johore bt Bgor 3-2. Negri championship fin.iK i (S'ban): Men's singles: Ltng Slew I 81ng bt Michael Chong 15-10. 7--15. 16-7. Men's doubles: Lee Boon Han and Lee Heng Kok bt Michael Chong and Wong Kam Seng 13- 15. 15-7.
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      1241 18 -^—^j— r— I PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR TENDER NOTICE a ill be received by the Munictpal Secretary. Municipal Oiln r- KiKiiu Lumpur, up to 12 Ni«m mi WeuneMiay. Mtb October. Kir the supply ot the tolllow- lilt items during the year 1966 IM Tmßic Slkiik and Bollards. ■b>
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      878 18 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MAJLIS AMANAH RA'AYAT 1 Applications are invited for aptxnntmeni as PROGRAMMK REVIEW OFFICER in MARA, to miir.aiif .-ection of the Credit j Finance Division of MARA which j will be responsible for evaluating MARA'S credit finance proPMM 111 general The duties 01 the Programme Review Ofllcrr will
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      662 18 J TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PAHANG Tawaran daripada PemborongS yang berdaftar 01-J.K.R. di-dalam I kelas C dun keatas dl-bawah I kepala II Pekerjaan 1 akan diterima di-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri. J.K.R. Pahang, Kuantan pada pukol 300 petang 14hb. October. 19fi5 Untok: PEMBENAAN DAN PENYIAPAN SA-BLAH ISTANA BAOI DYMM SULTAN PAHANO DI-BALAI
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      214 18 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS unpleasant (7). 1 5 Vulgar criticism of a penny 0. Thought before taking up r«- piece of 28- how French! (7. sidence? (13). U 11. Miniature file makes father 10. Rubber port (4). tm «,n awful cripple <5-4>. Left to pick one's defence for It. Excavate
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      106 18 SPORTS DIARY BII.I.IARDS^S'pore junior in- St\ Pit M Rti' Hl\ ter-club ko U«rney: SRSA v YMCA V Star < Piidu Rtlv (Robinvin Rd, 7 pjn.'i. MA BuiiL'var Ii dlaru HOCKEY T. Anaon Dlt. I: Rdi. How (up: PWI) I Maaftn DTC v Dew Club (Speedy Rdi. 1 S'ban Krian L*e:
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      If s South Africa's golf title
      497 19 If s South Africa's golf title GOLF Madrid, Mon: South Africa yesterday won the Canada Cup team event, emblematic of the world golf championship, and the individual International Trophy for the first time. Gary Player, the individual winner, and his partner Harold Henning totalled 571 for the 72 holes to
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      141 19 |).\RIS. Mon. Epsom Derby winner Sea Bird easily wun the I2f Prix de lArc de Triotnphe. Europe's richest race, at Lonchamp yesterday. It was a tremendous triumph for the French in the slx-natioi Held. French horses were second (Reliance), third (Diatomel and fourth iFree Ride). The Russian
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      WHY TWO SETS OF RECORDS?
      216 19 SINGAPORE. Moil. The brilliant performances by Top Honour and Credit Balance 111 at Bukit Timah yesterday have set a poser for Turf statisticians, writes Epsom Jeep. Have they set up new course records? Top Honour ran the 6f In lmin 12, the best time ever
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      Iron Hand gets top weight in the Cup
      262 19  - Iron Hand gets top weight in the Cup Epsom jeep RACING with SINGAPORE, Mon. Nineteen horses have been handicapped for the $50,000 Singapore Gold Cup to be run over lOf at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Top weight of 9.3 goes to Iron Hand. Only 1-lb below (s Credit Balance 111,
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      Weights for this weekend's races
      729 19 SINGAPORE, Mod. 1 Wrights for all seven races at I Bukit Timah on Saturday: CL 1. DIV. J— 7f Flash Time 9.00 Noble Gesture 8.13 Cast Iron 8.12 1 Redrar 8.09 Equity 8.05 Dust Devil 8.05 Quick Wink 8.04 Happy Melody 8.03 Benjamin 8-03 Pardon
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      STIPE'S REPORT Trevena is fined for careless riding
      364 19 STIPE'S REPORT Trevena is fined for careless riding Singapore. Mon. Tn« MRA Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday* races: RACi; OXE: Following the race, the veterinary surgeon i-e--ported that Dreamboat <Cole»> pulled up sore in the near-fore-leg. MC> TWO: Following the race, the veterinary surgeon reported that both Tempted (Harbridgpi ami
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    Hair: Build up our image in Afro-Asian countries
    325 20 Hair: Build up our image in Afro-Asian countries SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. MP for Bungsar. today called for greater efforts by the Malaysian Ministry of External Affairs to bnild up the image of Malaysia in Afro-Asian countries. He said that though Indonesia's prestige had deteriorated In Afro- Asia,
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    Josey's role explained
    63 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Government .sources tonight clarified that Mr. Alex Jo.se>-. a British freelance journalist who was ordered to leave Singapore by the Malaysian Government, has been employed to do press liaison work for the 10--man Singapore delegation now touring East Africa. Tliev denied that he was an
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    Divers get 'bends'
    52 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two Chinese divers, who contracted the "bend*" while dJ\ln« In the South China Sea. were placed in the decompression chamber of the Naval Base diving centre at 1 p.m. today. They will be in the chamber for 38 hours. A Naval spokesman could not give
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    23 20 RAWALPINDI. Mon. PakMani Forriijn Minister. Mr. Zullic.ir Ali Bhutto, was confined to bed today with a temperature ol 103 degrees.— Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    437 20 LONDON. Mon. Many l:rm tea urea developed in the stock market today but conditions generally were not quite .so buoyant at .it Urn end ot last week and Industrial leude.-s often recorded .small losses. Business was on a good scale. j with the number of
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    131 20 CABLE RICEIVID. Peter Oomez of Trlvandrum. father of Patrick, Fellcita. Ritnond. Olrly and Robert paved away In India on 3/10/65. SUPPIAH TANARAMAN. Railway Ouard. Ipoh parsed away 3 in '8.1 Irav\nx behind Mm beloved wlf*. nix children to mourn hln k*u. Funeral 5 '10/65 at 3 p.m. LAKHA I
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    57 20 LONDON. Mon. Landlord Fred Perciv;il shouted "time" an licensed drinking hours ended at a London suburban tavern and the bar floor fell in. Customers, tables and chairs sank into a gaping hole. No one was injured, but as the dust settled a voice rose from tha chasm:
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