The Straits Times, 16 October 1965

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times E RARIfJ QOJKS 1 tie"*"**' Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Indon raiders mauled
    349 1 15 intruders killed, then officer demands surrender, receives fatal wound Fro w GEOFFREY GELDARD: Kuching. Friday CARAWAKS Police Field Force scored its biggest success of the two-and-a-half-year border war yesterday when one of its patrols killed at least 15 Indonesians and wounded two more in a battle
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    Lock icon The upside down pilot
    24 1 THE WRECKED aircraft lying upside-down among a cluster of uprooted oil palm trees. Straits Times picture by Lim Yaw Chong.
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    Lock icon Anti-Reds burn down a Chinese varsity
    504 1 Anti-Reds burn down a Chinese varsity JAKARTA, Friday ABOUT 500 anti-Communists burned dbwn a.QiiraesflrrQyvned university during a pitched battle yesterday. One Chinese student was beaten to death and about 250 people injured, police said today. The anti-Communists destroyed Republika University, un institution on the outskirts of Jakarta with an enrolment
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    'MIRACLE,' HE SAYS AFTER CRASH ON ESTATE ROAD
    493 1  - 'MIRACLE,' HE SAYS AFTER CRASH ON ESTATE ROAD NICK MASON and LIM THOW BOON By RAWANG, Fri. A young Royal Malaysian Air Force pilot had a remarkable escape from death today when his aircraft crashed among palm trees 25 miles from here. He was trapped for over an hour upsidedown
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    Smuggle bid in army buses foiled
    158 1 Smuggle bid in army buses foiled IOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Johore customs tonight foiled a daring attempt to smuggle $100,000 worth of textiles in two army buses into Johore. Three men, two In army uniforms, were arrested when the two buses were stopped at the Johore Bahru customs checkpoint at 9.20
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    28 1 CANTON. Fn.-- Seven thousand new Chinese products mostly handicrafts mid light consumer koocLv van M show at the Canton tr.icit lair, which opened here tonight.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon copters shot down in battle
    109 1 copters shot down in battle gAIGOX. Fri. Six I.S. Army helicopters were shot down during the massive 10.00()-m;in American and Vietnamese sweep of an area 27."i miles north-east of Saigon, it was learned today. Four of the helicopters were brought down by Vietcong groundlire yesterday. The other two wert shot
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    46 1 PARIS Fri.— Portun;il was today UiiTPd lor another jreu trail international conferences of the Un'ied Nations Mutation titic iiici Cultural Organisation (Uneaco). Last May tin- executive board ol Unesco decided to exclude Portun-il pending the rosult oi «vi ediM-utional wryey la and Moz-.rtnbirfuc. Reuter.
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    31 1 PEKING SEAT DEFERRED IMTEI) NATIONS. Fri (iciUTiil A*>M-mbly agreed today to d»fir for at least reck debate on Peking :td niittiince to I V— Renter. (S«-. V lire Hi)
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      BIG FOUR REACH HALT OVER PEACE-KEEPING IN KASHMIR
      182 2 BIG FOUR REACH HALT OVER PEACE-KEEPING IN KASHMIR I MUD NATIONS, Fri. Negotiations among the I »i u lour powers over Kashmir have reachre! a deadlock, informed sources said yesterday. \l issue «is th- now ol>ser\er gn>up known as I nipom established by II Thant. the United Nations Secretary General.
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      Mackawee asks UN: Intervene -in Aden—
      150 2 Mackawee asks UN: Intervene -in Aden— ITNli£,l) .MrtiiONS, J Fri. The suspend- I cd Chief Minister of Aden, Mr. Abdul Qawi i Mackawce, yesterday urced the United Na- j tions to intervene I directly in the British protectorate before I more blood was shed. Mr. Markawre made the j anneal
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      Lock icon U Thant reports a pullout deadlock
      631 2 U.N. URGED TO MAKE NEW KASHMIR BID UNITED NATIONS, Friday IT THANT, the Lnited Nations Sec-retary-General, reported yesterday there was no indication that Indian and Pakistan forces would withdraw to the positions they held before fighting broke out in August unless some new effort
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      DELTA VICTORY FOR SAIGON
      202 2 SAIGON, Friday GOVERNMENT forces sweeping through the swampy Mekong Delta today claimed victory with 168 Vietcong killed. The Government force, operating 10 to 20 miles south-west of Can Tho. was hit hard by two regular Vietcong battalions two nights ago. Vietnamese spokesmen said the troops captured
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      The cough cocktail
      47 2 PHILADELPHIA. Fit. Cough syrup cocktails, sometime* laced with a Meeping tablet, are tile latest dangerous fad among young people. particularly at New Jerseys popular seashore resortsThe essential mcredicnt of the cocktail «h medicine. The kick-producing •Matltuent of the patent medicine is codeine phosphor. Reiner-
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      Lock icon Three get Nobel Prize for cancer —work—
      230 3 Three get Nobel Prize for cancer work— STOCKHOLM. Fri. Three French scientists yesterday won the Nobel Prize for Medicine for discoveries which may lead to an eventual cancer cure and may help people suffering from nuclear radiation. Profc-st/rs Jacques Monod, 55. FrancoLs Jacob, 45, and Andre LwofT. 63. all of
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      Lock icon SCIENTIST IN DRUG SCANDAL PROBE SHOT DEAD
      183 3 SCIENTIST IN DRUG SCANDAL PROBE SHOT DEAD MILAN. Kri. Dr. J Roberto Dazzini, director of a pharmaceutical firm being investigated in connection with the death of rigtit mental patients, has died of gun wounds, police said yesterday. They said he was found dying in his study on Wednesday while Health
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      Ayub goes to the front
      47 3 KARACHI, Fri. President j Ayub Khan yesterday donned battledress and toured forward positions on the India-Pakistan i ceasefire line. He told the troops Pakistan i wanted to live in peace with j India, "but let India scrupulously 1 observe the ceasefire agreement
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      Lock icon The bunker that came by parcel
      345 3 I ONDON, Fri. Grevillc Wynne, British businessman jailed by the Russians as a spy two years ago, said yesterday a concrete underground bunker has been built at the Soviet Embassy in London for interrogation purposes. It was built with the help of hundreds of
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      Lock icon Big US call-up
      26 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. The Defence Department yesterday ordered draft boards to call-up 45.224 conscripts in December, the biggest quota since the Korean war. Reuter.
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      Lock icon WILSON WANTS NOW TO SCRAP NATO MLF
      319 3 WILSON WANTS NOW TO SCRAP NATO MLF LONDON, Friday. THE^ British Government, in a policy switch, now believes that the proposed Nato nuclear force should be scrapped and that renewed efforts should be made to halt the spread of nuclear weapons. ThLs major shift In foreign and defence policy has
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      Lock icon Russell out' after 51 years
      90 3 I ONDON. Prl. Philosopher Bertrand Russei tore up his Laoour Party card last night after 51 years' membership in protest against the Labour Government's support of American policy In Vietnam. Lord Russell is 93. His action came at the end of a speech at a
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      46 3 LAGOS. Fri. Riot police clashed with demonstrators yesterday in fresh outbreaks of post -elect ion violence in Western Nigeria. Reports of attacks on houses reached herr alter the detention In Ibadan of Alhaji D. S. Adegbenro. West Nigerian region Opposition leader. Reuter.
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      Fabulous art auction smashes records
      175 3 NEW YORK, Frl.— More than I SS3 million was paid out here last night in a giant art auction which sent two world records tumbling. The total amount I 553.385.600 paid for thr 56 separate lots of impressionist and modern paintings at the Parke Bernet
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      Lock icon Challenge to Kasavubu from Tshombe
      138 3 Challenge to Kasavubu from Tshombe T EOPOLDVILLE. Frl. Ousted Premier Tshombe will challenge the man who dismissed him, Presisident Kasavubu, at the Presidential elections next February, sources said today. It was understood that Tshombe told the President In a face to face meeting before Wednesday's dismissal announcement: "We will have
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    'TRIUMPH of IDEAS and PRINCIPLES'
    174 4 Lee opens new $60 m. power plant (SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew today said the completion of the $60 million lirst phase of the Pasir Panjang "13" power station marked the triumph of principles an d ideas, and of the capacity
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    BABY WINS HEARTS OF UNIONISTS
    167 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The towering skyscraper flats of Singapore proud symbols of the island's housing achievement drew the admiration of some 40 Afro-Asian trade unionists who toured the sprawling housing estates today. But it was a threemonth baby girl who stole their hearts. It happened ivhen
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    Yet another to be built in Jurong
    399 4 A good government never allowed such a situation to arise. Despite certain political distractions, planning was going on. The Government had shown that it had the vigour, will and vitality to emerge. Ths acting PUB chairman. Dr. Onij Swee Law. said the building
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    Trisha prizes
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Fri —The chair- I ran of the Singapore Tourist I Promonoii Board. Mr. K. M. II 3y:ne. will present prizes to the II v'inners of the Tourist Week Jl risha riders competition at the l!s jremises of the Singapore Trisha- Aiders Association, in Bencoolen f— Jtreei at
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    Teachers' dinner
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Sin- > japore Teachers' Union will cele>rate its 19th anniversary with a llnner and dance at the Ambasador Hotel tomorrow at 7.30 i.m.
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    Samsu man tried to run down officer, court told \
    140 4 Samsu man tried to run down officer, court told iINGAPORE, Fri— A Ma- gi.strate's court was Dday told how a "big-time* Lstiller. who was arrested i a Customs ambush in pper Jurong Road yesteray reversed his car. and •led to run down a revenue fficer. The prosecutor. Mr. L. O.
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    Tinless plate knocks back metal price
    340 5 Tinless plate knocks back metal price §y_ 7- i GEOFFREY BOLANO I gINGAPORE, Fri. The scare about the latest announcement in America of the availability of a new tinless plate for canning beverages and other fluids is one of the main factors depressing tin prices. In five days this week
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    Trade Fair: Malaysia accepts Thai invitation
    201 5 Trade Fair: Malaysia accepts Thai invitation KUALA LI'MPI'R. Fri Malaysia has accepted an invitation from tilt- Thai Government to participate in the $.10 million Inter national Trade Fair in Bangkok In November next year. This was disclosed loday by the leader of the I'hai trade mission. Lt.(<cn. Amphon Chintaganonda "With
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    Club project
    39 5 TELUK ANSON. Prl— The Horley Methodist Secondary School T- terart Club here rained $300 from a film show. "The Yellow Rolls Royce," as pan of 1U pro-i lert to help deserving pupils In the Teluk Anson area.
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    Rural plans drawn up
    34 5 TANOKAK. Pri The Kun3uns Ulu Rurjl Development Comniittoo tia>- fernm up plans for •rvpral new prompts In the next rivr years Tlip nlans Include the building )f a Chinese school.
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    Scientist on visit
    25 5 KUALA LC7MPUR" Prl. Blr Harry Melville, chairman of Britain's Science Research Counrll. will pay a week's visit to Ma> lavsiu from Saturday
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    Ancient self-defence art for Malacca pesta
    101 5 J^fIALACCA. Kri. A dtmonst ration of "Senl Gayong'"— the ancient Malay art of self-defence tiatrng oack to the time of Malacca".- warrior hero Hang Tuah— will be the highlight of a neMa to be held at thp Kubu Stadium here on Nov 6 The
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    The Thai trade mission with a difference
    287 5  - The Thai trade mission with a difference T.G. NG: Kuala Lumpur, Friday By THE Thai trade mission currently touring the country is one with a difference it is here to invite Malaysian manufacturers to sell more to Thailand. "The balance of trade is now in Thailand's favour," the leader of
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    Trader robbed
    22 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Three armed men robbed a pork seller, Ong Meng Cheong. of $100 In cash at RedhtU Close yesterday.
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    Had no licence: $1,000 fine on Oakes
    256 5 Had no licence: $1,000 fine on Oakes IPOH. Fri. The pro--1 pnetor of Club 300 here, Walter Oakes, 41, who sold intoxicating liquor in ms i ciub witnout a licence, was fined $I,UUO or six mourns jail oy tut Sessions court today. Impoaing uic line, the court president. Inche lluir.zah
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    Taxi driver robbed
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Jfri.— A taxi driver. Lam Peng Kum. was robbed at dagger point of (30 and his wa'cn by two passengers at Orchard Road last night
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    Lock icon Will he forgive Aidit?
    109 6 NASUTION MOURNS HIS MURDERED DAUGHTER WILL he ever forgive Aidit? Gen. Nasution's face is a mask of bitterness as the U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Mar shall Green, offers condolences to the Indonesian Defence Minister at his daughter's funeral. Navy Commander Real Admiral R. E. Martadinata (in jungle
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    $100 fine for radio offence
    60 6 PARTT BDNTAR. Prl. A planter, Hassan bin Hajl Omar 2.\ was today fined $100 or tmir month* 1 Jail when he pleadeu guilty to operating a radio without a licence. The magistrate. Incr.e Abdul Humid bm Mohamed Yunos. was told Hassan operated the radio In
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    Dinner for Ko
    43 6 SINGAPORE. Frl.— Singapore's High Commissioner to Malaysia Mr. Ko Teck Kin. will be ttM guest of honour at a dinner to be i given by the Leong Khay Huay! Kuan at St. Michael's Road on Oct. 17 at 8 p.m.
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    Stabbing: They saw but they wouldn't talk
    168 6 Stabbing: They saw but they wouldn't talk KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Eye-witnesses to the fatal stabbing of a taxi driver in Sungei Besi Road here last night have refused to co-operate with the police in their investigations. This was stated today by the Deputy O.C.P.D. here. Supt. Sarwan Singh, at a
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    $2,000 fine for having drug
    69 6 MALACCA. Fr!. Tian Yonß Chai. 45. was today fined 52.0U0 or six months' jail in the Sessions Court here when he pleaded guilty to a charge or possessing dangerous drugs a small tin containing packets of morphine hydrochlonde. The court was told that Tian had
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    We can repel Indon raids: Ningkan
    211 6 We can repel Indon raids: Ningkan I^UALA LUMPUR, Frl. 1Y Sarawak's Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said today that the State could expect a new wave of Indonesian attacks now that the crisis In Indonesia had passed. "But i am confident that our security forces can deal with them.'
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    A solidarity meeting
    73 6 MALACCA, Prl— A meeting of State As-semblymen. heads of government departments and community leaders to draw up th« programme for National Solidarity Week will be held at th« State Legislative Assembly chamber tomorrow. The State Secretary. Inche Idrti bin Mohamed Zabidlii. who Is also chairman of the
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    Pawn shop donates
    29 6 KUALA TRENGGANU. Frl. The Kirn Kin Pawn Shop her* today donated $2,000 to the National Defence Fund bringing Urn total collected In the State U $140,000.
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      180 6 16 DAY ROUND TRIPS SINGAPORE TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA s^ n sunf dancin s din AttO oed. Centaur offers every f aci i it sX relaxing, 0 m shipboard ho&fZ*"** P'-n 'azing-fuUy *-«J^ 5 day stay and See P for to enpv dy lifetime, Uve aboard in d »#m Australia ROUND
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      70 6 Bnn* Bmmmif By Batph Heimdahi t~ f HERE'S A ''THAT SMOWS IT 'VAX! ITSIC<EC»"N I v^s^l X MEY CLOSE THEN PICTURE MIGMT PAY T KEEP TH'U'L CLUCK DOOsTwE Af^ /O' TWO CLUCKS WHO P2ACTICIM' VER J \KTA P2XZ~ Z.\ /ZS^» V BOSCOEABE ■I WROTEASOMQ VIOU N't -< > v rt^
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      'Don't envy the Chinese'
      412 7 BALING. Friday THEY'VE EARNED SUCCESS THROUGH HARD WORK, SAYS TENGKU rpHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul -L Rahman, today told Malays not to envy Chinese businessmen whom he said "have earned their success through hard work and fully deserved it." Speaking at the opening of a new
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      Design-mosque contest invites Malaysia
      127 7 I^UALA LUMPUR. Frt. Malaysia is among 25 countries to be invited to compete In designing a £500.000 mosque to be built in Regents Park. London. The announcement was made by the architectural adviser to the Centra! London Mosque Trust. Mr L.A.J Richardson, who said details had
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      Crackers let off to mark end of hotel strike
      187 7 Crackers let off to mark end of hotel strike PENANG, Frt.— Penang's E. and O. Hotel is expected to re-open under a new management within the next few days. The three-month strike by 84 employees was called or! at midnight last night after agreement had been reached between the new
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      Umno Youth show
      56 7 PENANG. Fn ThP Prnang I'linio Youth executive comm.tte* will hold a aiceting on Oct. 22 to plan a variety show at Umno Hall t.'-v month in aid of the divisional youth general fund The show vill include a beauty parade f r the election of a "Ratu
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      $3,000 haul for four youths
      74 7 MALACCA. Pri Pour youths broke into the home of the manager of the Malacca branch of Wearne Brothers. Mr. Ft. A. Anthony, on Wednesday night and stole $3,000 worth of jewellery and other articles. They were still in the house when Mrs. Anthony returned at
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      Razak: No sign hostility will end
      113 7 L I \i LI'MPLR. Fri i% The Deputy Primr Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. has called on Malaysians to remain alrrt and vigilant since Indonesia has not indirtted that she will call on* her "confrontation" of Malaysia. Tun Razak madr this rail in an interview
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      $1,027 for D-Fund
      31 7 DUNGUN. Fri. The Mentri Besar of Trengganu. Dato Ibra- him Pikri bin Mohamed. has r«- < ceived $1,027.95 for the National Defence Fund from the Umno Bukit. Besi branch.
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      Wharf demolished
      24 7 PENANG. Fri The Marine Department announced today that the concrete wharf at Kukup. on the south-west coast of Malaya, has been demolishrd.
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      The day a town was held in terror
      146 7 The day a town was held in terror PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. A patient under mental observation In the District Hospital here escaped yesterday and cau.sea a scare among passers-by as hospital attendants chased him alone several streets. The man. an estate worker. ran alone Boundary Road. turned Into the nearby
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      392 7 "WHERE SHOULD I STUDY ACCOUNTANCY?" "The answer is simple for those who compare says Robert W. Rohertson. RCom. (Melb). F..VS.A, Ft IS. "Now is the tiK.r for careful thought on the part of any career-minded person. For accountancy students the choice of training method is particularly important. If you decide
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      333 7 Straits Times Crossword ACRONS 6 Some semi-learned Rouaa**a 1. Pernapa shomi trim 19 (wtung norlc? <5> wrecked on the way bark mv 7 Enured ny rnlMaJc* to meet The number of ab«ep In Inn. dunderhead about eat in rouehlv (7> training '7> 18 Bterner Oernwm fcroSher— i. Hes dilatory in
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    313 8 SINGAPORE, Frl. PL A CARD-CARR YING DEMONSTRATORS URGE NAIR TO STA V ON IN SPORE SINGAPORE'S imposing, eonlemporarystyled Trade Union House a recognition of the role phiycd by the labour movement was opened here tonight. The opening ceremony was performed by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee
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    Tea party
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The youth section of the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society will hold a tea j party in honour of the State Ad-vocate-General. Dr Ahmad Ibra- i him Al-Haj. on Sunday at 4.30 p.m.. at 31. Lorong 12. Oeylang
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    Union statement: Govt takes serious view
    239 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. I^HE Government to- day said it took a serious view of a statement by the Singapore Catering Services. Staff and Workers Trade Union that it would call out its members in the Goodurood Hotel and the Cathay Hotel on strike in sympathy
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    SHRINE AT HOSPITAL UNDER GOVT STUDY
    179 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government is now studying the position of an expanding Sikh shrine in the grounds of the General Hospital. Twice already, in the past five months, the Sikh Advisory Board has been asked to remove the shrine the second removal notice
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    Course on etiquette, charm
    108 8 Course on etiquette, charm SINGAPORE. Frl. The Adult Education Board Is to hold a seven-week course on "Social graces and personal charm" designed to help women cultivate a more attractive personality. Those who enrol for tho COUM will be elver, both theoretical and practical training on rr.nkrup. care of skin.
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    Footdrill parade
    19 8 SINGAPOKK John Ambu!;< hold tootclrill pass:n oui parade it the Polu-p Training school on Bunda; ;ii pjn.
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    Big plan to expand armed forces
    363 9  -  MICHAEL FOONG STRUGGLE WILL HAVE TO GO ON—RAZAK By JPOH, Fri. Plans to build up Malaysia's armed forcers to prepare the nation for the eventuality of a long drawn-out struggle against Indonesian aggression were announced here today by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul
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    Shotgun appeal dismissed
    75 9 IPOH. Fri. Justice Data Mclntyre today confirmed in the High Court here the two-year jail sentence imposed by the Kampar Sessions Court on a labourer. Lee Soo Har. 28. for illegal possession of a shotgun at Malim Nawar on Nov 15 last yearDismissing the appeal, which was
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    U.S. envoy is due Sunday
    37 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The United States Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr- James <->. Bell, will return to Kuala Lumpur on Sunday after three weeks of consultations in Washington. He left Malaysia on Sept. 23
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    Off to the fair
    24 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A 15-' member Malaysian cultural team ie! today to participate in the Sydney Trade Fair in Australia.
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    He called me six times, says wife
    797 9  -  SIA CHEONG YEW I STRANGLE' CASE: DAY THREE I gINGAPORE, Fri.— Lim Ie Lian, 26, wife of a teacher charged with attempting to murder her, today told a preliminary inquiry that her husband telephoned her six times aftet he allegedly tried to strangle
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    Madam Chan dies at 88
    69 9 IPOH. Fri- Madam Chan Mcc Har. 88. one of the oldest residents in Ipoh and mother of a well-known businessman, Mr. Ng Chong Patt. died at her home in Jalan Poo Choong Yit here this morning- The funeral will be held in Taiping on Sunday.
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    Labourer wins his appeal
    65 9 IPOH. Fri.— A labourer. Lav Chee Onn. 29, had his three-year Jail sentence quashed by Justice Dato Mclntyre in the High Com here today when he successfully appealed against conviction for robbery. Lav was found guilty by the Sess'ons Court here of robbing a schoolboy. Aloyslus
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    That 'emperor' circular: Row between two unions settled
    282 9 That 'emperor' circular: Row between two unions settled SINGAPORE. Frl. The row between the National Trades Union Congress and the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees over alleged misrepresentation of facts by the AUPE In the case of Mr. Teo Hock Kin. a civil servant, has been settled. Thus follows, an
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    $20,000 GIFT TO FUND
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. A gift of $20,000 from Kuok Brothers Ltd. to the Medical Progress Fund was announced by Mr. Max Lewis chairman of the corporate division of the fund.
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    56,000 reject Govt's $5 pay rise offer
    158 9 IfUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Government today offered a $5 a month salary increase to its 56.000 workers in the industrial and manual group. The Interim offer would oe backdated to Jan. 1. But the Industrial and Manual Group Services Staff Council at an
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    Police find bodies
    53 9 TELUK ANSON. Fri- Two I bodies were found by police near j here yesterday the first of a t labourer.* L. Devarai. 20. found hanging in his quarters in Ulu Bernam Estate, the second, from an irrigation canal in Chui Chak New Village, of a farmer. Wong
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    171 10 i* Wor*. US (immimmm) MR. KHOO BENO KEE and family thank all relatives and friends for their mrcalhs and scrolls, valuable assistance at the funeral of the late Mitditm Onu Uan Hone THE FAMILY OP the late Madam Kwk Ch.-n« Hoon thanks relative!. fiiendi for a»li>tance rendered dunnc their
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      Coup Crisis And Us
      645 10 Coup Crisis And Us (The crisis in Indonesia opens v.p hopeful new possibilities i for Indonesian-Malaysian re- > lations. though it needs to be emphasised that they are possibilities only. Before the Untung coup forced the Army to assert itself as an independent force and pitted it physically against the
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      More Power
      374 10 Yesterday's opening of the first phase of extensions to Pasir Panjang power station draws attention to the type of developmental spiral Singapore has entered upon. For years the island's power dei mands have been spinning upwards. In little more than a decade consumers of electricity have almost trebled;
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      Petty View
      197 10 The behaviour of Mr. Bhutto, the Rakistan Foreign Minister, becomes more and more incomprehensible. His management of the recent severance of diplomatic relations with Malaysia was odd enough, because the Pakistan Government had no serious grounds for such action, but his attitude now to Singapore is even more
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    Progress report on Brezhnev, Kosygin & Co
    1124 10  - Progress report on Brezhnev, Kosygin Co VINCENT J. BURKE Business-like, pragmatic, colourless, like a board of directors of a well-run, successful corporation i By MOSCOW, Fri. BREZHNEV. Kosygin and company must be pleased with themselves as they complete their first year in power. During the last 1 2 months western
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      TEACHERS AND THE N.U.T.
      358 10 THE statement by the 1 N.U.T. leaders <S.T. Oct. 11l headed "NUT Challenges its Expulsion" makes strange reading. I refer to that part of the statement which says that the "unprecedented statements" by the Minister "challenging a Union to go ahead with Its boycott plans and
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      197 10 IT does appear that the Teachers" Panel has usurped the powers of the Minister, who alone can terminate the appointment of a member of the NJCT. That the Teachers Panel should expel a constituent member of the NJCT for merely assessing the views of its members for the boycott of
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      'SANGAM' FILM SIGNIFICANT
      456 11 TT.XT OF A SPEECH BY MR LIM ENG KWAS. CHAIRMAS OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA FILM CO. LTD AT LAST MIGHTS OPENING OF GALAXY CINEMA: •OANGAM* the confluence of three rivers. It Is significant that tonight's charity premiere Is the result of a co operative effort of three major
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      First phase of theatrearcade complex opens
      641 11 Project 'bold in concept and futuristic 9 Till new ultramodern (ialaxy Cinema and Arcade, centrally located on two acres of land in Geylang, will provide Singapore with a unique entertainment shopping coinp I c x when the whole project is completed. It will be
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      'HERBIE' LIM LEARNED TRADE FAST
      1020 11 UOPI'LARLY known as "Herbie" among his colleagues and friends, l.im Eng Kwan was born in Singapore on June 28. 1927 He studied at St. Andrews School until the Pacific War broke out. A few days before the fall of Singapore, he was evacuated with his
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      Firm pioneers in setting up overseas market for Indian films
      390 13 Firm pioneers in setting up overseas market for Indian films 'Fill Indian Film Combine Private Ltd. was formed by some leading producers and distributors in Bombay on October 19, 1942. It pioneered in setting up a market for Indian pictures overseas. Its first branch was opened In 1942 in Nairobi.
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        142 24 M H SIS (Minimum I STORRY' ro 1 i n-.i John a •tagktar at Aaraata Hospital on Oct. IS, Hoth walL Si>.< iii thank* t. doctor, sisters and st.-ifr. TO SVLIVA AND DOMINIC, a MB, F.dmunrt on 1.". 10. 6.% at Maternity hospital. K.U Both urc waß. Th.inlu ta n,
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        52 24 The weather Highest and lowsst temperatures <n Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday 8 p.m yesterday lli<li--l I ou.-t Kuala Lumpur 90 72 Kota Bharu 88 75 Peiiam; 88 73 Ipoli XI Ti Malacca 91 7S Singapore Ml 75 C. Highlands 73 57 Jes-telton M 73 FCUrhuu'
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      149 12 CONGRA TULATIONS AMD BEST WISHES TO SOUTH-EAST ASIA FILM CO. LTD., on the occasion of the grand opening of their GALAXY CINEMA This de-luxe theatre is equipped with CENTURY j Projection equipment, EPRAD ALL-TRANSISTOR optical-sound amplifier system. SUPER-OPTICA Lenticular Screen. R| J| ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING CO. I THE LEADING THEATRE EQUIPMENT
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      196 12 Congratulations ami Rest Wishes to GALAXY CINEMA on the occasion of their Grand Opening (WHOLLT OWNfD »V MALATAN lANKING LIMITED) McoO OHIM KUALA LUMPUR Bro^ tm :n MALA LOWPUR JOHORE BAHRU IPOH HH* I MALACCA SINGAPORE O,ns>o< OffMH IKUNEI o-hI HON6 MONO. Congratulations and Best Wishes to SOUTH EAST ASIA
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      213 13 The GALAXY is yet another cinema air-conditioned with Another reason why Q more Carrier a/r conditioning is Conditioner, mosquitoes jjjh|j will n«v*r bother your Qj^HHHJUHHHi •(••p. Files and other *^^^^^H| Sffiilii^ Insect* cannot penetrate Into your room etttier. Sleep K S3-7 peacefully tonight with a Carrier rJt&i Air Conditioner. A
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      210 13 MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED offer warmest congratulations to SOUTH-EAST ASIA FILM CO. LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their new luxury theatre GALAXY CINEMA AT GEYLANG ROAD, SINGAPORE. MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED (Incorporated in the States of Malaya, Malaysia) AUTHORISED CAPITAL $50,000,000 ISSUED PAID UP CAPITAL $15,000,000 GROUP ASSETS EXCEED
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    Big show of solidarity
    249 15 Tengku will address rally: Children to sell a million flags KUALA LUMPUR, Friday fENGKU Abdul Rahman is expected to address a rally at the Selangor Club padang here on Nov. 1 to mark the beginning of National Solid arity Week. More than 20,000 people are expected
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    The jaga who slept through it all
    233 15 The jaga who slept through it all By RUDY BELTRAN KUALA LIMPI R. Fri. v A ">O-year-old watchman wa<» fast asleep when burglars raided a shop in PctalinK Jaya early yesterday and escaped with a lorry load of television M-ts. radiogram*, radios, records and other valuables, worth a total of
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    Body found in river
    50 15 SINGAPORE. Fri The body of a mail was tuund in the luas River at Jurong by villagers of Jalan Tuas yesterday. Police later identified htm as Kokeng bin Hitam. 24. of Jalan Tuas. It is believed that he drowned while picking com Us along the river
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    Unhappy? We never gave an opinion: Wyndham
    475 15  - Unhappy? We never gave an opinion: Wyndham SOH TIANG KENG THE BROKEN PLEDGE BY BARISAN By CINGAPORE, Fri. The leader of the visiting Australian Labour Party delegation, Mr. C. S. Wyndham, today denied that his delegation had expressed concern over the continued detention of Barisan Sosialls leaders and cadres. Clarifying
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    Fatal collision
    50 15 BUTTERWORTH. Frt. A Sungei Patanl coconut oil mill manager. Inche Zatnal bin Che Nan. 41. was killed when the car he was drlvlnii ra involved In a head-on collision with a lorry at Jalan Kepala Bata* last night He was driving alon* at the time of the accident
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    Why Malaysia can't ignore the English language: Khir
    228 15 Why Malaysia can't ignore the English language: Khir PARIT (Perak), Friday. THE importance of English as a second language in schools, to ensure that Malaysia was not left behind by other countries, was emphasised by the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, here today. Speaking at the opening of
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    Jail for being in Penang
    51 15 BUTTERWORTH. Fri. A wJ ■tricted resident. Lim Kali Heng 21. wm yesterday Jailed for three months for going to Penang white under an order to stay ir Bu'terworth district for 'five years. Urn. who pleaded guilty, said he had gone to Penang to find s
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    Mosque grant
    27 15 BUTTERWORTH, Prt. The Government has g.ven $25,000 for the construction of a new mosque at Kampong Solan #t. Tassek Olugor. about 12 miles from here
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    Ban on crackers off
    57 15 J^l \M LUMPUR. Fri The ban on the firing i>i crackers will be lifted throughout \lala.ra on Oct. 23 to enable the people to celebrate Dee- pavali. police said today. The public are urged to exercise caution when letting off fire crackers to prevent causing damage
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    Talk to farmers
    34 15 BUTTERWORTH. Prl. The Minister of Agr^ulture and Cooperatives. Haji Ohazali bin Jawi, will address a meeting of farmers ttom Penang and Province Wellesley at the Town Hall here on Nov. 6.
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    Call-girl racket? 'Baseless' says Khir
    116 15 Call-girl racket? 'Baseless' says Khir |>ARrT, Fri.— The Minis■l ter of Education. -liiche Mohamed Khir Johari. said here today that allocations by a town councillor. Dr. 8. Underwood, that schoolgirls in Kuala KanKsar wer#» involved in a call-girl racket, were "baseless, wild and irresponsible." He was speaking at the onenins
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    Washington medical trip for US envoy
    103 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. -A former Consul.Oeneral of the United States in Singapore, Mr. John A. Lacey. left Manila for Washington on Wednesday for continued treatment In the Walter: Reed Hospital Taken ill In Singapore early in August. Mr. Lacey wan flown to the Philippines and
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    Committed for trial
    55 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt A- 1 Munusamy. 18. was yesterday com- j mltted to stand trial in the High 1 Court for the alleged murder ol C- Veerapan. He was alleged to have com- mltted the crime on July 21 at i about 6 p.m. in front of
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    The Old Frees re-union
    48 15 PENANG. Fri. The Old Frees Association will hold its annual re-union dinner at the club premses in Northam Road on Oct. 21. the 149 th anniversary of their alma mater, the Penang Free School. The association will hold its anniversary dance on Oct. 23.
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    Senate meeting to swear in members
    332 15 |£UALA LUMPUR. Frt. —A special meeting of the Senate will be held on Monday to reelect Dato Hajl Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Yassin as President and to swear in 16 members. Dato Haji Abdul -Rahman will be sworn In a.s a member first before
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    23 15 TANGKAK. Fri. A community dinner to celebrate h» birthday of the Sultan of Johore «iii &c held here on Oct. 28
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    1085 16 ABU BAKAR TAKES THE TWO-CHINA LINE Choice for Formosa: Join the mainland or remain separate... NEW YORK, Frl. gINGAPORE last night called for United Nations recognition of the Peking regime as China's representative in the U.N. and the admission of Formosa as a separate State
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    276 16 WASHINGTON, Fri. The U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, today likened China's blueprint for Communist domination of the world to the Nazi programme of conquest laid out by Hitler. Chinese Communist strategy was described recently by Defence Minister Lin Piao and
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    246 16 CAIRO. Friday TH E Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, who is leading a 10-man goodwill mission to the United Arab Republic, said here yesterday that the prime object of the visit was to present a new image of Singapore
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    111 16 Pakistan to abstain on Singapore's entry to C'wealth NEW YORK. Frl Mr. Bhutto. Pakistan's Foreign Minister, said yesterday that the rumours Pakistan would veto the admission of Singapore to the Commonwealth were incorrect. But, he slid. Pakistan would cast an abstention when the question came up Rumours had circulated in
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    33 16 CALCUTTA Frl- Pour people were killed and 14 injured seriously when feuding villacrrs exchanged lire with tnu7zlc- 1 loading puns in a disnutc over the irrigation of farmland last week AP-
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    165 16 Revival of Maphilindo now possible: Mendez MANILA. Fri. The Philippine Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez. said today that there is a possibility of reviving Maphilindo, a loose association between the former Malaya, the Philippines and Indonesia. "I hope." he .said. "ther« would be an approach toward reviving it after the
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      125 17 SWEET SINGING IN THE CAGE IN Nplf to MrrJ bah Jambol (ST Oct. 9) criticUing the hold ing of a birdsinging competition for the benefit of our tourists. I have this to say: I was a participant in the contest. There were fru tourists who wrreattractrd because thry have a
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      790 17 Malaysia and the Borneo peoples wishes WHY THE UN CHECK WAS MADE REFER to Mr. H. S. Leng's criticisms ol the Malayan Government's approach to the question of ascertaining the wishes of the people of Sabah and Sarawak prior to the formation ol Malaysia. Mr. Leng Is quoted first of
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      423 17 IS It fair to tarnish the image of our teachers as a whole Just because of a few black sheep? Teachers In general were severely criticised lately a* shirkers of responsibility and gamblers. Were these allegations called for or justified? Responsible people
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      473 17 I REFER to the letter (ST. Oct. 12 1 from Mr. D. Ramanujam. ICFTU-ARO representative. Mr. Ramanujam may have had the good fortune to read books by learned professors writing on industrial relations. He has extracted a couple of paragraphs which suited his purpose: similarly I have
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      949 18 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS IS Word* tt (Htn.)-Box it eta. astra i AVAILABLE EXCELLENT 00NOITION ore copy Dictionary of the Malayan Language with Grammar. Introduction and Praxis by William Maroden printed London lU2. Write :o -I Jalan Uastng. Pe'.aling Java I.V.,RADIOSALtSft SERVICE IS Ward* ,9 <mHn.)—4lox St eta, extrm RBPNIOjCIIATOIIB, TELEVISIONS Uaiaysia
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      1012 18 VEHiaES FOR SALE f» Warda tt (lU*.)— Box tt eta, emtro LATE 1989 0 RBK9RO. Two-Door Kxrf .lent Engine. 33 m p.g. S3.00I) ono H.P. arrangeabl*. 'Tel: Spore l mm*. 1991 COMMER S-cwt Van New Paint One Owner OooJ Condition $1,700/-. Telephone Universal Cars Ltd. B'por* EMM Kxt. 4S 1993
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      1306 19 Tt LIVERPOtL t WEST COUT U.K.I Out S-ptrt Saiit P. S'htn PtMtJ AUTtMIMN Livtrpeel, Glasgow II Ptft/TMtf PYtINUS iivtrpoei. Glasgow Oct it DiOMED Have, liifDOOi. Glasgow.... Oct 10 Set 21 Set 22/2S Oct 21 ULYSSES I iveroool, Dtbim, A'mouth... Set 71 Set 21 Oct 27/2 Nef 1 CLYTONEUS 1 .-'DOOI
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      1256 19 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. U.K. /Continent. Cm OF UPON London, Hamburg. RotttrdM. Smnpor* P. bat) »m—t Havrt. Hull 27 2» let 74 *t Cm OF WINNIPEI london. Hamburg, Rotterdam, t*erp, Hull 11 Net CITT OF SWANSEA Matn, L'don. Oumiat. rt'tyrg, B haven, R'dam, Antwert 11/21 Ntf 22/21 Net CIH
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    Sharp drop in values on Rubber Market
    378 20 rE past week's trading; saw a sharp drop in I values, after the .comparatI lvely steady undertone of last week, with prices fall- ing by over one cent, report 11.C.8. Co. Ltd. in their current survey ol the Malayan Rubber Market The relatively
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    130 20 MELBOURNE, Frt. TNDUSTTiIAL moves were again 1 about In balance with few big moves either way. Leaders were varisole and mostly firmer. Base metals moved narrowly in quiet trading. Oils were barely steady. Santos dropped Is. 6d. to 15s Today* -losint; prices with Thursday's prices In brackets: Mount
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    222 20 Oct. 15. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Kouatead II cts. M< A list, r eta C.s Holding 15 eta M. mrrM 10 eta. L)unlop« 1 1 N (ron I eta B Smelter 20 eta. 0U0.8.G IdU. Kh<o 12 eta. Kolhrnano II era. K. .1 I)>] 10 eta. Roblnsont 10 r>ta
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    79 20 /'HINCSE Product fionanit. sin iJ pan near) pncti per pieul yesterday: Coconut oil: hulk $.*>3s sellers, drun ■Ml K-lltrs Cepra. Uct./.N'ov l.'X Continent: l.'mriotrd P«*pcr: Muntok hltr 5220 teller*, Sarawak white BStTI sollrri, special Sam wo k hluik KUWi aaNSBa, fartokl LAmpoQit bla>k SlttU(N> tellers (all M'> MM}.
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    Rubber crop
    11 20 Amalgamated Rubber Estates produced 1. 320.300 Ib. in September.
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    PRICES SLIGHTLY EASIER AS PROFIT-TAKERS APPEAR
    889 20 From Our Market Correspondent rpHERE was a slight reac--1 tion on the Stock Exchange ynterday after the rising prices in tins and industrials and improved turnovers of the last few days. Inevitably after the rise profit -takers were out and prices fell slightly. However,
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    STOCK INDICES
    28 20 Malayan Stock Indirr* Oct. 14 Oct. 15 •Industrials: 78.53 77.96 Tins: 101.54 100.07 S rubbrrv 11t5.82 103.82 v Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 2!), 1962 100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    885 20 OISIXESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bauttaad (2.00U) Jl.rij. (2.000) $1.34; CaM Stare (3,--000) 52.16: Ounlopj (lL'.imii (1.47. (1,000) (1.48 D. (1.000) (1.48:
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 20 Oct 15. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 65« cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: 57 11.624 (down $8 621). Unofficial estimated offering 250 tons mp It tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    120 20 CHIPS lyina alonxslrla ths Singapara O wharvas er a«pacted today ars: Thennopylno 1 J f.lenfalloch 34, s.der.ik N.W. 3. Pcrak N.W. em Knngrr :>. Bran N.W. .I 4. Manolwvir.lt 10 11. H.'iivi.rl'. h 13 14, Mi Iwh Mam 1". Bwa An SJ .h, Krl-tln Kakko 30 36.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    75 20 •^"NE Atsacialion of Banks In Malay aia mnda thes« changes In it* ratea to merchant a yesterday (all ratea >o (100): Naw Yar*: buying TT 32 13 16 airmail OD 32 15 16. 90 d/st Xi r< If! credit btlla. 33 P/16 trade bills. Selling it or 0D
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    H.K. RATES
    34 20 ON the fraa cxahangt market m Hon« Korn; w-^rday t> waa quotad at 5.74s for T.T. and 6 7j, tor aasn. Starling waa quoted at 1' ana taal af cold at 262|.
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    MALAYAN RUBBER PRICES
    249 20 VTOVJMBKK first (rade rubber f.o.b. bayers closed at 5 p.m. In Sincapurr and Koala Lumpur yesterday at 65H cents per Ib. j up a quarter of a cent on Than- day's closing level for the position. The tone was quirt R.A.S. and F.M RE cloainr prices In
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    Tin price has biggest decline this week
    534 21 Tin price has biggest decline this week THE Straits tin price yesterday had the biccrst drop of the week of 58.G21 which took the price down to 571 1.621, the lowest level since July 20. The price in London overnight for three months afternoon buyers had dropped £28} per ton.
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    DOLLAR RATE
    57 21 TIIK present rate of the Malayan 1 dollar against thr pound vti-i line fixed on November M last w.»r is selling, T.T. or O.D. 2s. I IS Itid. Buying T.T. Is. 4 1 16 d. liming Oil. 2s. -J'sil. Thr dollar is at its statutory middle position in
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      182 21 KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PAHANG TAWARAN akan di-terlma di-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri JKR. Pahang, Kuantan hingga Jam 3.00 petang pada 21hb Oktober, 1965 daripada pemborong- J.K.R. Yang berdaftar dalam peringnt 'E' ka-atas dl-bawah Kepala Besar I K 'Kechll 1.2, dan K Besar IV K Kechil 1, bagl Membena Jalan dalam Kuwasan Pinggiran
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      809 21 (Continued from Pace 111 i STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE, ETC. IS Word* M Mirt. >— Box St ct: txtrm VICKY'S FICURAMA maitace thermal bath facial halrcuttlnc manicure, pcdlcur? HUB Tanglin Road B'por* 10 TH: *****5. GENTLEMEN for owMIIO Huwm strambatn. Kacial Trcatmaat, Maai. cur*. BairmtUng, Tuning "Jcaaa' Air-rooditioned Salon. MA. Pwiaaa Law
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      745 21 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) is t* i Him t—Bmx M <■'• tatrm I JEWELLERY makes urn most appreciated gift. Largest rant* at Tla aiag Ooidamlths Ltd. 215-217. souU) Brills* Road, sport. FOR SOUVENIRS CURIOS Oriental Handicraft*, visit Kulljt Airconditioned Asia Crafts. 40. Upper Ground floor. John Little Building. Rattles Place, Spore
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      688 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR COMMONWEALTH FILM DMT— NEWS AND INFORMATION BIREAU FIELD DISTRIBUTION OFFICER— ASIA SALARY: U635-***** (Aust) per annum (Actual). LOCATION: Lindfleld, New South Wales (Near Sydney). DUTIES: Promote and co-ordinate throughout Asia the theatrical, television and non-theatrical distribution and sales of films produced
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      728 21 ACCOMMODATION VACANT GOVERNMENT HOUSES TO LET Members of the omiic are invited to apply for the occupation of the vacant. Government houses listed below on tenancy agreements lor periods of 6 months to 4 years. Persons interested should contact the Secretary. Temporary Quarters Committee. Ministry of Finance lEstablishmenO. sth Floor.
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      451 21 Tbe following vacancies arise now wanted 1. A retired Public Works Department Technical Assistant (Building and works) to take charge of the constructions tnd Engineering; Section 2. A retired Mining Assistant to take charge of thr Mining Section. 3. Two Chinese salesman for the Import Section in General Construction Products.
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      Budgerigar is ready for big test
      486 22 Budgerigar is ready for big test OLDGERIGAR 11, with Laurie Johnson up, did a splendid gallop on a yielding track at Ipoh yesterday morning. The five-year-old was never off the bit when he ran 3f in 39. Winner of three races in his last five starts, Budgerigar II comes up
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      SP.TLIGHT ON THE FANCIED RUNNERS...
      276 22 EPSOM JEKP apotlirhts the fancied runners at Ipoh tomorrow RACE OXK— Rocky: Pasttlnishmf? second to Timber LaM over Penang "f last monili. C halsmoth: Looks well after spell. taptain's Guidr: Has won six races- IMB TWO Timber Iji**: Ten-length winner aver Penan? 7f last, month.
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      Bookies worry over Cambridgeshire
      459 22 London, Frl. rpHE Cambridgeshire A Handicap, the second leg of the Autumn Double, which is being run over 9f straight at Newmarket j tomorrow, is being re- i garded with keen anticipation by punters j and some apprehension by bookmakers. Though there are more than two
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      322 22 THE SUNDAY STIMULANT I'M A DOCTOR AND I'M A BUSY MAN. THAT'S WHY I'M SO GLAD THERE'S AN INFORMATIVE PAPER LIKE THE MAIL TO HELP ME CATCH UP ON THE NEWS AT WEEK-ENDS. "It has a very good coverage of Foreign affairs by top-class men and they interpret for me
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      1525 22 1POH— runners and riders tomorrow Race 1 2 o Class 6 Div 2 f§d OOO) 8i£ ***** Kimn (Su"* r s '8° r > R Breuk 5 8 13 shMri na«V A i..\3 V»«as A ***** Lucky Lw kT a (Luclcy gt Donnelly i 0 8.12 'Low 6 1 *****
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      56 22 engine experts choose Champion spark plugs j CHAMPION Insist on new silvery-plated World s favorite spark plug STIFFNESS? Take no chances after playing sport. Stiffness should be treated immediately with the trusted remedy Elliman's Embrocation safe, positive relief for all muscular complaints including the pain of Rheumatism, Sciatica and Lumbago.
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      WASHED OUT...
      160 23 HEAVY RAIN IN KUALA LUMPUR CAUSES MAJOR SPORTS EVENTS TO BE POSTPONED KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. OEAVY RAIN which began at Xl about 3.30 p.m. washed out all major sports events in the Federal capital today. All four matches two for men and two for women in the final
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      SOSC ask Govt to bid for Games
      391 23  -  ERNEST FRIDA By Singapore, Friday JHE SINGAPORE Olympic and Sports Council want to stagre the Fourth Seap Games in 1967 in Singapore, the Council's president A. T. Rajah said at a management committee meeting at People's Association today. An approach made by SOSC
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      Six-a-side volleyball will be new to Malaysia
      239 23 Six-a-side volleyball will be new to Malaysia I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia will take part in .six-a-slde inter natlo nal volleyball matches for the first time when they compete in the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 14-21. Wu Chee Chow. «cretary of the Malaysian Amateur Volleyball Association, told Timespon
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      TTSH slam Amicables
      87 23 QINGAPORE. Fri. Two grand O secor.d-half goals by centre.crward Zalnol Hussein highlighted Tar Tock Seng Hospital's 4-1 win over Amicable* AA in their 6AI~A league Div. l match at Jalan Besar Stflbium tonight. Amicnbles took an early lead when cencre-lorward Chew Seng Tham scored In the neventh
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      SRU ACTION DISAPPOINTS EX-CHIEF
      324 23 Kuala Lumpur, Fri. PORMER president of the Malayan Rugby Union 1 J. N. "Hugo"' Hughes, left Malaysia on retire ment most disappointed with the breakaway of th Singapore Rugby Union from the MRU. Mr. Hughes, who had been ill Malaya for the last 35 years, declared
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      Lock icon Mexico City tests for fencers
      330 23 Mexico City tests for fencers MEXICO CITY, Fri. A casual visitor to the "Little Olympics' fencing events here yesterday might be excused for thinking the sword play was the of fencers were laid out on stretchers as doctors worked busily Actually, the fencers were undergoing physiological tests involving cardiographs and
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      Kernail equals record
      254 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Kernail Singh equalled the MaI iuysihn Police pole vault record oi 3 67 metres when this year's churopionshlps began at the Poltc* i Depot. Oumey Road, began today. The day's programme, however 1 was interrupted by heavy x-ain in the afternoon and two finals
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      35 23 ON SALE NOW \^TTT' Get them from your newsagent today. If you have difficulty in obtaining them contact: M 1/t^ Periodicals Manager, Straits Times Press (M) Ltd.. P.O. Box 895. Singapore. Tel. 2800 Ext. 108.
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      174 23 WHICH 3 DIGIT NUMBERS, LOW— MEDIUM- HIGH. HAVE COME OUT MOST AT WHICH COURSE??? 0n1y can give yon the answer to that for the period Jan. lOtiO-Jun. 1965. The Wln'in Per contains a compilation of the last 3-DJ|rit Nos. of the FIRST THREE BI(; SWEEP GOLD CUP SWEEP PRIZES drawn
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      221 23 I SUMMARY I HOCKEY C. Kedan ugt ibg Patani) Jollili'ds 4 Malays 1. Perak schools carnival (under. J5): Anderson SOI Taiping C: Clifford 0 SYS B. Gajah 0: re- j ffiainlng matches abandoned, rain. I Army inter-unit (Sbam: 4 Tank Regt 1 HQ Malaya Area 0. RIGGER M-lrophy ilpoh): Mai.
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      93 23 1.1. RIGGEB Malaya Cup: Cv.ealth Forces North v Penang' (B^worth RAAF Oval); v, Sgor (Sg Patanii: Negrl-Malacc* v Army Malaya (Srremban). I'n-der-23: Spore v Johore (Jn Be»a 7 30 p.m.. 8 f g»r Lf*: KUng Club B v s<or Malays (Klang). Fri«odlr: Mai. Armed Forces v Ipoh Club (Airport Rd,
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    Federal Highway crash
    83 24 LYING ON THE ROAD— TWO THROWN OFF MOTOR-CYCLE A MOTOR-CYCLIST and his pillion rider »ie dazed on the road after their machine was in collision with a car on the Federal Highway near Petaling Jaya yesterday. Both men were thrown off their machine in the collision. They
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    Inche Yusof at combined Red Cross parade
    125 24 Inche Yusof at combined Red Cross parade BINOAPORK Fri. The YMg bKJM Ytl>of bin Imi.il. wta uUe tlie s;ilutc al a combined parade ol tii< Singav\>orr Ked Otom ;i! I RtltUtlon Rrouiul.-, .it 4.15 p.m. on tjuiid.'.v. [ache Yu.-of. u!io h patran of the ymj.i|K)ir s(xict>. v. nl m\e nway
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    British base discussed in Cairo talks
    315 24 British base discussed in Cairo talks fAIRO. Fri. Singapore's Ministerial party yesterday morn- i ing drove to the Kubebi Palace to sign President Nasser's visitors' book, and then called on Dr. Mahmoud Fawzi. the Deputy Foreign Minister. The leader. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. later told a Press conference that they
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    59 24 TOKYO. Fri. British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael Stewart arrived here today to prepare for talks next Tuesday with Japan's Foreign .Minister. Mr. Etsusaburo Shilna. Mr Stewart, accompanied by his wife and four British Government ollicliils. flew here from the United Stales lor one of a series
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    Office-holders
    34 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Kelly Chan has been elected president of the Commissioner-Gen-eral's Local Employees' Union. Other office-bearers are: Mr. Lim Thenir -Kuap. vice-president; Mr. Mohamed Yunus Ismail, secretary, and Mr. Francis Koh, treasurer.
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    70 24 ST. PETERSBURG i Florida i. Fri. The local newspaper St. Petersburg!) Independent was given away free ye>terday because the sun didn't shine, j In 1910 its former publisher offered free copies of the paper every time the city had no sunshine in 24 hours, to make good
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    338 24 MINIS Anglo-American £13 3 16 De Beers < delayed P. 8 Oduld £6 21/32 —3/32 Offsits 98 9 /7i President Brand 81/6 /6 President Steyn 23/3 /3 Western Holdings £10 11/16 —1/16 RUBBER LONDON. Fri.— Spot 19 9/16 d. Nov. 19 Jd.. Dec. 18} d.. Jan. 19Jd.. Jan.
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    61 24 Singapore is admitted to Commonwealth SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore has been admitted to the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth SecretaryGeneral Mr. Arnold Smith, after coi 'situation with all Commonwealth Government*, has informed Primo Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. of the admission of Singapore as the 22nd member of the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth now
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    Adult education course
    53 24 Adult education course SINGAPORE Fri. The Adult Education Board will organise another intensive course to help those who are preparing for the craft entrance test of the Singapore Vocational Institute in April. 1965. The course will be over six months and will begin on Nov. 1. Closing date for applications
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    Lee: Why survival of our State is vital
    533 24  - Lee: Why survival of our State is vital JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE, Friday g I X (i A P 0 RE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, is confident of an interim solution to the island's economic and other problems. He did not elaborate on this, except to say that
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    Railway union calls for public inquiry
    221 24  -  P. KRISHNAN By KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Railwaymen's Union of Malaya today called tor a public inquiry into the day-to-day administration at the Malayan Railway. Its general secretary, Mr. S Piu-kiri-amy. said: "We have gathered enouith written evidence to warrant an Impartial public inquiry
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    DEATHS
    75 24 M. K COPAL LAKSMMI 7>V!l«* r of Barftdas Uoi'il I'nKvreity LttMiy) fa"'"! ;r\.iv fmmtuUt i.vin.o.". cortr** hMM H* Road 11 >A l'Ftallng Jaya 4 pin. l«>.10.«5 for burial Cntraa Hindu Cemetery. CHEE: Bclovad or Ch« Soon Ken* (nee Yi-o BM HM), aged 73, of 19. Tannin Road, passed away
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    59 24 ABEYECOONASAKERA: D J. Wai--,fr -on of th.- Ihih Mr a Mrs D. J. .Vx-yeßoom.-^kTi of Irtahu W&lauwu, Kandy, < ic«-ffuli> in Tokyo en Hi i nit brtiioi his beloviHl nil i. fuur d.'iuKhtrn and on'y M>n. Cortc: Balmoral Roo'l on Mm 17th October IMS iit sco iu:\ for cremation
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    45 24 MRS CLARA JOSEPHENE BAPTIST in ;ia. bat r.o' rorsottra by rMMroa. (landrhMm >i I in EVER LOVINC memory of our darlins nioihrr Mrs. Am.i PalCnm Thorns* <li.,i i,l» I Blwmyi DaautIful ummorj of d r one w» loved so d'-.-ir. F.rr .ir<i n
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