The Straits Times, 15 November 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Sew**?* 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    'Quit to ease crisis' Subandrio is told
    455 1 'Quit to ease crisis' Subandrio is told JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia's First Deputy Prime Ministor :iikl Foreign Minister Subandno was requested today to "voluntarily abandon' hi s Cabinet |l(>sK. The request was Stated in an open letter by Bung Tomo, a former revolutionary leader in Soerabaya, Java, which the army-backed newspaper
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    Boat overturns, two missing off Japan
    61 1 Boat overturns, two missing off Japan KOBE (Japan passenaprs wen- rrport«\i musMjie i today alter their t>oat capsized in •in inland Bern of) AkaishJ Port i South of Kobe. Japan's Kyodo MWI service reported. Three crewmen and four pas's were aboard when the 70-' on boat sank. The crewmen and
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    Crackdown on left-wing unions
    332 1  - Crackdown on left-wing unions ABUL FAZIL: Raids on organisations canvassing mass support for Nanyang student rebels By SINGAPORE. Sun THE Special Branch here today began a crackdown on left-wing trade unions organising mass support for the Nanyang University student agitators. In ;i nine hour lop strict operation which began at
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    Lock icon MARCOS INCREASES LEAD OVER —MACA
    91 1 MARCOS INCREASES LEAD OVER MACA MANILA, Sun. Presi-dent-elect Ferdinand Marcos lengthened his lead today as returns continued to trickle in from last Tuesdays elections. Official Commission of Election returns at 5 p.m. cave Mr. Marcos 3,429,915 to 2,797,825 for the incumbent President Macapagal. The returns were for 41.242 precincts out
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    Lock icon Sir Humphrey at R-Day service
    249 1 HIS MOVEMENTS NOT RESTRICTED SALISBURY. Sunday. T^HE Governor of Rhodesia, Sir Humphrey Gibbs, made his nrst public appearance today since j Mr. Lan Smith's Government seized independence last Thursday. Sir Humphrey, looking tired and attended an early morning Remembrance Day service at Salisbury Cathedral. After
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    Five die at crossing
    50 1 Bun Four teenaged I «ir!.- tad :i man werr killed by a I nooatOtlTC laM ihklU at an unI manned railroad crossing in the l Seoul. aired between 15 and 16 mm MM were returning home trom lactory when they hi 1 during torrential ruin, i
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    Lock icon Burma deports 16 Chinese
    33 1 RANGOON i a ere deported to Formosa today. Bui him does not I ilfet regime In Nw and Hi.prominent ChlnMC with proI Nationalist sentiments to be deI ported— AP.
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    LUCKY ESCAPE
    40 1 TIIK driver <>l light van had a lucky aatapc when he brought down the front ol these Kuala Lumpur shophouses on top of him hv ramming a pillar. 1- 11 11 report and more pictures in Page lv.
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    US troops in heavy Vietcong battle
    126 1 US troops in heavy Vietcong battle SAIGON, Sun. First Air Cavalry Division unit* engaged an estimated battalion of Vietin "heavy combat" today six miles east of the Cambodian border in the rugged foothills surrounding the La Drang River area west of Plei Me. Initial reports from the battlefield confirmed the
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    Lock icon 90 killed as blazing cruise ship goes down
    823 1 NASSAU (Bahamas). Sunday. AN ocean cruise ship carrying 549 tourists bound for a gay weekend in Nassau burned and sank in the Atlantic on Saturday night with the loss of at least 90 lives Of the 20 sent to hospital, six were
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 DEMAND RE|ECTED SAI Humphrey Gihhs, G»v* rnnr of I ejected Pr< mirr Smith's h-niand lot hi ition.— A T (See this pageV
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    Lock icon Storm over THAT word
    154 1 I LONDON. Sun. r.\T four-letter word came through loud and clear on television sets here last night and brought a storm of protest from angry ikMfi and MPs. The telephone switchboard at KIM" headquarters was jammed with irate callers after theatre critic Kenneth Tynan used the
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    $12,500 jackpot
    29 1 I 111 jackpot pri/r for the Malay Mail Word I'u/zie contest is now sl^.."»0l). Send your rntry now. Closing date is Wednesday Nov. 17 at 11 a.m.
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      KAUNDA TO SMITH: BEHAVE, OR MY TROOPS WILL ACT
      118 2 ILSAKA. Sun. PreJ sident Kenneth Kaunil.i of Zambia last night said he would command /ambian troops deployed alone the border with Rhodesia "to act if Smith and his rebel ministers misbehave." /.imb'a announced on Friday ihat it had moved troops up
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      Lock icon Fierce onslaught on Britain at the UN
      777 2 UDl^Africtms demand military action NEW YORK. Sunday BRITAIN yesterday came under fierce criticism for her handling of the Rhodesian problem, and British proposals to deal with rebellion seemed certain of defeat in the Security Council. The Council adjourned debate until Monday so that
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      Lock icon Cairo shuts Suez to Rhodesian ships and goods
      280 2 Cairo shuts Suez to Rhodesian ships and goods fAIRO. Sun. The v United Arab Republic will confiscate all Rhodesian goods passing through th» Suez Canal, it was reported last night, The UAR announced on Friday night that it will ban transit through the canal of ai.y ship flying the Rhodeslau
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      China aid for Pakistan
      48 2 KARACHI. Sun. Cl to liolp Pakistan build heavy industrial plants ;he Jnsi treemeni between the two countries, n was reported day. Pakistan (J ivernment described the proposed projects us sugar and cement factories, low pressure boilers, railroad works and equipment for other factories.— l'Pl.
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      Lock icon US to raise troops in Vietnam to 200,000
      104 3 ■WASHINGTON sun I nited states force* in Vietnam will he. inI rr.iseri to about .'IMHIOffI men by early next ye;ir under President John »on's orders. defence sources said last night The President authoris ed Mr Robert McNanwri. the Defence Srcrrt.irv to meet
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      The eardrum war...
      291 3 DOCTORS LISTEN WITH STETHOSCOPES AFTER TROOPS HEAR VIETCONG TUNNELLING SAIGON. Sunday. nOCTORS have been called in with stethoscopes to help investigate mysterious sfibterranean noises at the huge American army camp at Di An. The noises sound like digging. Worried officers of the Ist. Infantry Division based there
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      Cubans shoot at British diplomat's car
      216 3 Cubans shoot at British diplomat's car UAVANA, Sun. Se--11 curity guards escorting a Cuban official through Havana fired a volley of shots Into the car of a British diplomat who tried to pass the motorcade, a British Embassy spokesman said yesterday. The diplomat. Miss Sarah Hughes-Lewis, was unhurt In the
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      Lock icon Tong's conference
      36 3 MEXICO CITY. Sun. The South Korean Foreign Minister. Mr Tons Won Lee. has arrived j here for a conference with dlplo- 1 ma tic heads of missions of his country In Latin America UPI.
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      RUSSIA: WE HAVE SUPER ROCKET WARHEADS
      249 3 MOS( O\V. Sun A Soviet rocket com maurier hinted today that Russia (oulil arm one of Its latest mi^iles with a warhead more powerful than all the bombs. ntaM and siu-lls exploded during the two world wars. i'olonel-General Vladimir Tolubko. first deputy commander in-chief
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      Lock icon Farewell scenes as 108 Cubans leave for America
      315 3 Farewell scenes as 108 Cubans leave for America MATANZAS (Cuba), Sunday. A FTER heart-breaking scenes of farewell, 108 Cuban refugees set out aboard the small excursion boat Skipper K. yesterday for exile 'in the United States, the first of tens of thousands under the official U.S.-Cuban programme. Wives had to
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      Lock icon He sets himself on fire
      76 3 NASHVILLE. Sun. A.s two dozen un;ookers cheerexl him on. a nrnn .set him&eU .itirr last mum in what police called an apparent protest "a«:iin.st those who pi. test against the war in Vietnam Carl Bitx-f. 25. doused himself with pptrol but suffered only minor burns
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      Lock icon Death at the embassy
      50 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun. Mr Eugenio Catllard Ferreia. onetime Economic AfTur.s Minister and lifelong friend ol ex-President Joao Ooulurt. WM found cit-iicl last night in the Mexican Emb;i*sv here where he had sought poir.ral asylum Friends said he suffered troni rouble and died of natural Renter
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      Snow in Europe
      23 3 LONDON. Sun. Snow covered part* of Europe yesterday v the first winter *inds blew into I the continent. Reuur. I
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      Lock icon Improving their public image
      55 3 LONDON. Sun —London taxi drivers who belong to the National Association of Licensed Cab Drivers ure seeking a public relations firm to help Improve their public imas>e. But one union official. Mr Geoff Stevens, told reporters that the only way for them to lmpove their image
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      The 638th
      25 3 LONDON. Sun. Sir Lionel Denny, a London produce importer m installed yesterday as the 638fh Lord Mbvoc Of the City of London. A-P.
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      Lock icon Mongolia tremor?
      20 3 NEW YORK. Sun. Fordham University reported that its srismograph regiMererl "fairly strong" earthquake, probably centred ji Mongolia. Reuter.
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    Yong: Our medical service is of high standard
    317 4 OINGAPORES Health Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said last night that the State's medical services were of a high standard among Commonwealth countries. He said Singapore was lucky to have the number of doctors It had. Even in bigger Commonwealth nations, thp
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    Mobile X-ray
    50 4 SINGAPORE. Sum— The SATA Mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at No 47 Lenßkong Enipat from tomorrow until Tuesday lrom 5.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily. It will be at 87. Jalan Mhs.ucl junction of Lengkong Tiga. trom Wednesday to Nov. 23. from 5.30 0.111. to 9 p.m.
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    Language no longer an issue, says Ho
    275 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Parliamentary Secretary to j the Ministry for National Development. Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. said today that a spirit of tolerance and understanding had already been achieved by Singaporeans regarding the language issue. "That is why the language question is no
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    Water shut-off
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— Water uUli be tut off along- West Coast Road from 81 m..s. to 8) m.s. from 9 a.m. to S p.m. tomorrow.
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    A POSTHUMOUS AWARD
    118 4 WI.NOAPORE, Sun. Mrs. l Choo Kok Leong, sister of the late Dato Loke Wan Tho, receiving on his behalf the posthumous award of Pingat Jasa Gemilani; (the Meritorious Service Medal) from the Yang diPertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, at an investiture ceremony at the Istana Negara
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      484 4 11l Alill UU I Di Mill 'PHK followins 11 today schedule PA.L.: From Manila iPR 001) of civil aircraft movement! at 11.30 a.m. Paya bebar airport Sinuapor. DEPARTURES arrivals Cathay Paeilic To BanKkok. Hong Thai inttrnatianal: From Manila. Kon|{ Mtmla cx 72J i 7.31 a.m. Hone Kont; BanKkok (TG 403.
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    Inspectors threaten to resign if claims not met
    423 5  -  RUDY BELTRAN -nr KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. \JOKK than 1,100 men and women police inspectors in the Royal Malaysian Police Force are threatening to resign en-bloc if their salary claims are not satisfactorily settled. The decision to consider the mass resignation was taken
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    MARKET PLAN QUERY FOR Mr. YONG
    170 5 MARKET PLAN QUERY FOR Mr. YONG CINGAPORE, Sun. A question on whether the Government plans to build a medium-sized market to replace the present covered pitches at Tanjong Rhu Estate will be asked by Mr. Ng Yeow Chong, the Member for Mountbatten, when the Singapore Parliament meets early next month.
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    Teachers' Day rally
    43 5 KCAIA LUMPUR. Sun.—Teachers Day will be celebrated with a rally at the Stadium Netcara on Saturday. The Minister of Education Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will declare open Teachers' Day at tue rally, organ sed by the Malayan Teachers' National Conifress.
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    New playground
    29 5 TANQKAK. Pri— The District Rural Development Committee has spent (8.000 (or a children's playground and a cement basketball court at Kebun Bahru v.llage. 16 miles from here.
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    The youth leader (he's 58) is chosen again
    183 5 The youth leader (he's 58) is chosen again PENANG, Sun. Haji Ahmad Badawi bin Haji Abdullah, 58, may be the oldest youth leader in the country. He was elected leader of Province Wellesley North I'mno youth last week. "My re-election without a contest indicates that the I'mno youths here still
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    Provision for British divorces is repealed
    102 5 KUALA LUPUR, Sun. The House of Representatives has passed the Divorce (Amendment) BIU and the Penal Code (Amendment) 3UI The Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Isma.l bin Dato HaJ: Abdul Rahman, said thai the Divorce 'Amendment* Bill was w repeal the provision under
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    Regent's visit
    42 5 KLALA LUMPUR. Sun— The president of the Selangor Council of Regency. Tengku A/man Shah. will visit the construction site et the $30 million Chemical Company of Malaysia Ltd.. plant at Padang Jawa, near here, on Nov 25 at 10.30 am
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    'Protection' meeting
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Th* Batu Caves Protection Association wili hold a public meeting at tin British Council Hall here on Saturday. Nov. 30. at 6.30 p.m The president of the association, Mr. PR. Wycherley. wUI explain the body's objectives.
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    National Library will get ILO publications
    88 5 CJINOAPORE. Bun. Thf» i National Library here will receive all publications of the International labour Organisation under an agreement concluded recently. The director of the library. Mrs. Hedwlg Anuar. said: "The move to obtain ILO publications Is aimed at strengthening the llbr- ary's collection
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    Sultan urges people of Kluang to unite
    158 6 Sultan urges people of Kluang to unite 1/ LUANG. Sun. The Sultan of Jobore today urged the people here to redouble their efforts to consolidate unity and harmony in the nation. He also urged the people to zealously continue their efforts to preserve national peace and sciurity. Mil tan Ismail
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    Police switch
    35 6 KUALA KANGSAR. Sun.— j Insp. D. N. Dass of the Crim* Branch here has been transferred to the Federal Reserve Unit iv Ipoh. He is succeeded by Insp. Syed Mokhtar bin Sved Zubir
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    Lunch for Sultan
    33 6 PONTIAN. Sun A lunch will be held in honour of the Sultan of Johore at the Rest House here ou Nov. 31 when he makes his annual visa to Pontian.
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    Fashion show by YWCA
    59 6 SEREMBAN Sun. A sare# fashion show will be held at 4.30 p.m. on Thursday at 33. Green Lane for members and friends ot the YWCA to raise funds for th* association's building fund The show Is being organised by Mrs Norma L«ng:ora. The char«# is $1.50
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    New reservoir
    25 6 TANGKAK. Sun A reservoir costing $120,000 Was laci tructed at Sagil. se.en m.les from here. It can supply 500.000 gallons of water daily
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    A mother's parting words for 'holein-the-heart' boy
    202 6 A mother's parting words for 'hole-in-the-heart' boy pENANG. Sun. -•I'll pray for your speedy recovery and safe return." These were the parting words of Madam Ho Ah Lan before her son, seven-year-old Lee Ah Teik. flew off yesterday for a hole-ln-the-heart operation in Australia. Wearing a dark grey coat and
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    Securicor strike to end soon
    172 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. 'THE Securicor Uniformed Staff Union strike, in its A 20th day today, is expected to end within the i next 48 hours. It Is understood that the management has agreed to recognise the union if the Registrar of Trade Union.- certifies that
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    Lightning disrupts phone service
    101 6 l/TAXTAN, Sun.—Light- ninu disrupted telephone service and electrical supply causing a partial blackout in the Galing Besar area for the last two nights. Residents in a number of houses in the area went without light on Friday night. Anothe r electrical breakdown occurred yesterday at 630
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    Prize day at two schools
    53 6 PENANO. Sun. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong P will address the Wellesley Fri- mary School at their annual Parents' Day on Friday. Daun I Wong will give away the prizes. The Northam Road OMI School will hold its annual I prize-Riving, concert and exhibition on
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    Single union planned for all govt workers
    440 6 Single union planned for all govt workers IT'LL HAVE ABOUT 150,000 MEMBERS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A single national union of employees In the public and civil services with a potential membership of about 150.000 and a subscription revenue of nearh million a year is being planned by unions of government
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    EDUCATION: KHIR HOPES MORE MINING FIRMS WILL HELP
    265 6 I IPOH. Sun. THE Minister of EduA cation Inche Mohamed Khtr Johari, today expressed the hope that more European mining companies would contribute towards the education of this country. Inche Khlr. who has Just returned from the United Arab Republic after signing
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    Malaysia honours its war dead...
    663 7 REMEMBRANCE DAY OBSERVED IN SOLEMN CEREMONIES KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. In a solemn and brief ceremony today, Malaysia honoured the dead of two world wars and two periods of Emergency at the Remembrance Day parade at the Cenotaph in the Lake Gardens here. Hundreds of people
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    1,000 Aussie tourists in Singapore
    74 7 BDJOAPORE. Sun.— More than 1.000 Australian tourlstt arrived here this morning aboard th« Llcyd Triestlno luxury Uner Galileo Galilei. They were welcomed with the traditional lion dances when the liner berthed alongside tht Port of Singapore Authority whart. Later they were taken on conducted sightseeing
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    NUT SCHOOL LEADERS RESOLVE TO STAY OUT OF M.T.U.
    198 8 PENANG. Pun. -School representatives of the National Union of Teachers" Penane branch last nieht i resolved to siav out of th° Malayan Teachers' Union, they described as "a dangerous form of oreanisrd rivalry towards tru? teacher unity and progressive trade unionism."
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    St. John's first aid contest
    60 8 SINGAPORE. Sun— Tne Yang d:-Pertuan Neftaia. Inche yus,,t bin Ishalc. and h s wife. Pupn N.-mr Mshah will witness he 15th annual first a.d competiton urganv<hl by the St. John Ambulance Brigade, at the St. John headquarters on No.. 28 at 3.05 p.m Puan Noor
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    Scout medal for headmaster
    42 8 TANGKAK. Sun Mr \iw Kran Kah. headmaster of tl^p '-<•■ danj Secondary EnglLsh School here, has been awarded a meritorious service medal by ihe Boy Seoul Association. He has been an active member of the association for 15 years.
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    Four tappers beat off tiger's attacks with knives, parangs
    233 8 ALOR STAR, Sunday. FOUR tappers were injured when they fought off a fullgrown tiger today with parangs and tapping knives at a rubber estate at Kampong Kandis, 25 miles from here. The four men Mohamed bin Mat Saman, 56, his cousin
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    AWARD FOR BEST NEWSMAN OFFER BY U.S. FIRM
    323 8 AWARD FOR BEST NEWSMAN OFFER BY U.S. FIRM SINGAPORE. Sunday. AN American publishing company, Grolier International Incorporated, is to ofTer a Pressman's Award next year to the best report submitted by local journalists. This was announced by Mr. G.L.A. Scott, vicepresident of the company In South-Ea»t Asia. today when he
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    CRASH PLANE: SEARCH IS STILL ON
    96 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. Ro- yal Navy frogmen were .still searching the seabed off Changi today for one of the two RAF Javelin fighter aircraft which plunged into the sea on Monday night. An RAF spokesman said today: "There seems to be no possibility of recovering
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    Road completed
    23 8 Machano. Sun.— Work in the new 52.000 cemented r<\id. Dewan Banduran. llnfcM Kweng Umat and Jalan Ki-mu-mug. has now been coni
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    Wanted: Youths for the British Army
    161 8 IPOH. Sun— A British Army recruiting team will make a five-day tour of Perak beginning tomorrow. Men are required as vehl- clp mechanics in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, drivers in the Royal Engineers and Royal I Corps of Transport, general duty men
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    MTUC meeting
    33 8 SEREMBAN. Sun —The annual meeting of the MTUC Negri Semi h lan division, vtll be held on N >v 28 at the National Union of Bnnk Employees' premises at 1030 am
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    Gunman fired twice and killed husband, wife tells court
    277 8 Gunman fired twice and killed husband, wife tells court ALOR STAR. Sun. i HOUSEWIFE. Aishah binte Mat, 32, today told A the High Court here that her husband was shot dead by a member of an armed gang which raided her house on the night of Jan. 27. "I saw
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    Fishermen who consorted with Indons to die
    305 8 Fishermen who consorted with Indons to die \fUAR. Sun. M*. ifl Justice Gill In th« Hifch Court hrre today sentenced two Malaysian fishermen to death for consorting with Indonesian in v a ders ana being In possession of firearms and explosives. They wcrr Ng Kirn Wang alias Awing. 20. of
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    Lecture on Islamic religion
    58 8 Lecture on Islamic religion PENANG. Sun.— The rma.il of the Kapitan Kl:ng Mosque, l Abdullah Bukhari. will lectur* i n the Islamic religion at the Knnv pong Rawana Mosque. Pemlc Rond. on Thursday n;ght. Sheikh Hassan Badjrnic! rec te verses from the K The Kampong Rawana Mr»q-u« will be celebrating
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    Stern action on rates arrears
    44 8 TELUK ANSON. Sun. Ihe Town Council here is to takt •tern action to collect assessmont I arrears for last year, amounting Ut 129.000 If the offenders do their dues soon, not.ces of attarttment will be taken out againit them
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    Umno meeting over estate
    72 10 PTNANO. Sun. The Penanj Umno division will call a meetIng toon to study a reported move by some branches here to urge the Central Government to buy ud the century-old Brown Estate In Qlugor and re-sell the land in small lot.s to the people. Brown Estate
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    Uneconomic holdings: Bill to help raise rural incomes
    319 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A BILL to rehabilitate and consolidate uneconomic holdings as a means of raising the income of the rural people has been tabled in the House of Representatives. The Bill called the National Land Rehabilitation and Consolidation Authority (Incorporation) Bill
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    $3,700 for D-Fund
    17 10 KLUANO. Sun. The Kluang Lions Club has donated $3,700 to the National Defence Fund.
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    Govt explains eviction notice on amah
    151 10 Govt explains eviction notice on amah CLNGAPORE. Sun.— Th# Survey Department is taking action against the owner of a plot of land in Jalan Rajah, off Balestier Road, on which an unauthorised building was recently erected. This was stated today by a spokesman for the department in reply to s>
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    Join V-Corps appeal
    47 10 KUALA SELANGOR. Sun— Th« president of the Selangor Council of Regency. Tengku Azman Shah, has appealed for more ex-Mrvios-men in the Kuala Selangor area to join the Vigilante Corps. He made the plea when opening a mosque at Kampong Java Set la near her*.
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    Australia trains the first Dayak newsman
    229 10 Australia trains the first Dayak newsman BRISBANE. Sun.— Mr. Peter Kedit. 24. from the Sarawak Information Service, is the first Dayak journalist to come to Australia for training under the Colombo Plan. 8 1 ne e his arrival tn February. Mr. Kedit worked for six months as reporter on the
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    Urgent expansion plan for agriculture college
    193 10 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sun. 1V The Serdang Ag- ricultural College is to be expanded urgently j to turn out a "large number" of agricultural staff needed to implement schemes under th« First Malaysian Development Plan. The acting Education Minister, Mr. Lee Siok Yew. said
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    Bach Soloists to perform on Thursday
    70 10 KUALA LUMPCR. Sun. Th# I Bach Soloists consisting of II well-known German aiusician* w.ll perform at the Dewan Bahasa i dan Pustaka here on Thursday I This is the third visit of th* team led by Professor Helmut I Winschermann. The Bach Soloists i
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    Town council resignations
    63 10 I TELUK ANSON. Sun— The r»--1 <iKnafions of two councillors here t)ave been announced by the el-air man of the Town Counc.l. Date Ish.ik bin Mohame<-: I They are Dr. Ng Ka.3l Poh at the Alliance. Who DMT A.vustan« 1 Minister of Finance, and Mr. Neob Soon
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    Relief for 12 flooded kampongs
    174 10 rTTELUK ANSON, Sun. X The Social Welfare Department here has sent emergency food supplies to victims of seasonal floods in 12 kampongs about 10 miles uprtver from here. About 400 families comprising 1.300 people are affected. They live in the kampongs of Budiman. Kuala Kenta.
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    On display: Might of Singapore's firemen
    415 11 On display: Might of Singapore's firemen Big crowd spellbound by dare-devil acts SINGAPORE. Sun. T 196 officers of the Singapore Fire Brigade today held a large crowd of spectators spellbound as they put on a daredevil fire-fighting display in Empress Place. Using 12 ttre engines, four trailer pumps and an
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    New Psychology Club official
    66 11 KUALA LL'MPUR. Su: Junr: Foo. a receptions: in a c i ir.me rci..: firm. elected ge- j iieral secretary ol the KuaU Lumpur Psychology Club at an extraordinary general meeting today. Mi-ss Foo fiili the vacanrv c.iu.«ed by the resignation of Mr. Edward Tan of tne
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    1.5 million people registered under Emergency law
    206 11 1.5 million people registered under Emergency law M KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. ORE than 1.500.000 people have been registered' under the Tenant Registration Emergency Reculation? in Johore. Malacca and the Thai-Malay-sian border areas. The registration of tenants, started in February was completed last month. This was stated by the assistant secretary
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    Sultan to open new fire station
    70 11 RM"B Sun Th« Sultan of, p ill pay a tliree-day visit troßi Thursday. Or. arrual he c-.;.ird of honour by thr Bl Ambulance Br sadr' Hed Cr ;hr Civil Defence Orp> aii la'«r be the gueM of honour at a 'ta mrtj cum by
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    Union branch officials
    33 11 Mr lan Fm Mm baa tx*en electc Oeneral I nursing staff branch of the Union ot Public R Nr\idu. MC- V .n I Hnch .i ml M OuHt K auditors-
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    Lock icon Toh's team arrive in Phnom Penh
    135 11 Toh 's team arrive in Phnom Penh PHNOM PENH. Sun.-A Singapore Government delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. arrived her* yesterday from N>w Delhi 11 fu greeted at the airport by Li -Gen Lon Sol. Deputy Prime Minister and Prince Sirik Matak. Minb-ter of State responsible
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    Woman's body in well
    74 11 TANGKAK. Sun The body of Yap Eng Tee. a 23-year-old mother, wa.s found in a well near her house in Griferk village. 23 miles from here, yesterday evening Her lather-in-law. Khoo Kcm. .^aid ihc was digging with a chanjjkol near the j well They misled her
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      310 11 Straits Times Crossword to I I^^ ~^l~~~ ACKOSS Portu«aJ .*i 1. Lor* on the bright tide 7 <a ue r rtt Krench made although P«ul did not ie»ard ."P <le«t«tut« of Idea? i 7) It *o highly' >4 j 3 4> V*clll«tton of AngeU and Ctuttou* about the thing aec
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    40 12 .•i. or 4' IM iMimmmm, THE FAMILY OF trte tate Mr •n.,r.k <n*Bdr. of i onrtoien.en who he:r»d in any way MR V MANICKAVASAOAM and ri family thank al! «>io reath* and rendered nn th* dMntfie of hi* r.rr<
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      Change In Manila
      654 12 The defeat ot Filipino Pre- sidents is becoming traditional. No President has ever won re-election, and on the eve of the ballot last week there was no very solid ground tor President Macapagal's un- bounded optimism that he i would be an exception But it was thought
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      landing Rebellion
      425 12 It is to be wondered where the course of Rhodesian his- tory is really being decided— in the bizarre exchanges at the United Nations, in London, in Salisbury: or in Black African capitals where tempers are running high. Mr. Lan Smith has dealt African sentiment a painful blow
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      Better Farming j
      136 12 The Minister of Agricul- j ture's assurance yesterday that each Malaysian State will have its own school of agriculture within five years is to be welcomed as evidence that an anomaly is on the way out For an agricultural country' Malaysia is shockingly short of trained farmers.
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    Learning Malay (157)
    375 12  -  YUNUS MARIS. M.A. by University of Malaya PASSIVE CONSTRUCTION (contd > More on a ccmparLson between PASSIVE and ACTIVE constructions The PaMive versions, containing the "OLEH phrase, are taken from Les 147. Md and 149 PROM Les. 147: PAS Dia drnft-an mudah 01-PENGA-ROIII OLEH KAWAN2-NVA ACT KAWAN2-NYA
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    The daring young boss of New York
    1239 12  - The daring young boss of New York Robert J. Donovan The problem monumental, the opportunities immense by NEW YORK, Sun. CAN the great urban centres where most Americans now reside be made livable under the conditions of the second half of the 20th century? This is one of the fundamental
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      Compulsory insurance pay cut— for life
      119 12 Compulsory insurance pay cut— for life lifY son works as ITI clerk in a Government department. He has been forced to take out a life insurance policy for $5,000. He has to pay till he dies. The monthly premium is $13.60. This la deducted from his pay. The insurance rompanys
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      Malayanisation by colour
      158 12 I refer to your report of Nov. ii headed The BIG M-PUSH. A.s a Malaysian citizen a European. I ana interesird and concerned in all this, as mv experience to date ha» been, that any Government talk of •Malaysian" has meant Malaya. Chineyp and Indian persruirel are
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    376 13 Entire front brick wall of two shophouses collapses on van after it rams a pillar, trapping driver under rubble for 90 minutes KUALA LUMPUR. Sun 'JHE entire from brick wall of two shophouses in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman here crashed on a van after it rammed one of the
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    Boy, 15, is missing from his home
    121 13 SINGAPORE. Sun A 15-year-old boy has been missing from his home in Bukit Timah since last month. Yap Chlng Kang. who lives with his widowed mother and a sister in Chla Eng Say Road, left the houfce at about 7 a.m. on Oct.
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    Annual meeting
    23 13 KLCANG. Sun. The Kluane District Government Servants Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society will hold i's annual meeting here on Nov. 27.
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    Piling of midstream piers at Muar, Batu Pahat
    130 13 PENANG. Sun. Bridge construction and piling of mid-stream piers will start soon at Muar and Batu Pahat. the Marine Department announced yes- terday A green light will oe exhibited at night to Indicate each pier. Should shipping be required to pass between
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    Co-op meeting
    33 13 I JOHORE BAHRU. Sun The Oil pßlms of Malaya Co-operative Society Ltd.. tn Lay.tng Johore. will hold it« annual meeting at its cinema hall on November 26 at 9 30 am
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    Fire-fighting team
    22 13 TANQKAK Sun The BnkU Oarr.bir Local Council. 18 mile* from her*, hu decided to form an auxiliary flre-flghting team. I
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    Council budget
    18 13 MACHANO. Sun. The M-i--rhang Town Council has approved an estimated expenditure of 598.163 for next year.
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    $317 mil. a year in taxes reverts to Singapore
    242 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. Income and payroll taxes, import and Customs duties, sweepstake and road taxes, besides a list of other items, which would have given the Malaysian Government more than 5317 million revenue in a full year, have revertec fully to the
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      Demand for Aussie books grows
      792 14 Malaysia, Spore are among fast expanding world markets WITH its book publishing industry in a phase of vigorous development, Australia is becoming a book exporting nation of increasing significance. The export figures have risen substantially in the past few years and Singapore and Malaysia are
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      PRINTERS STUDY AT SYDNEY COLLEGE
      178 14 PRINTERS STUDY AT SYDNEY COLLEGE r'O Malaysian printers who won Colombo Plan scholarships to study In Sydney, Australia, have been gathering farther knowledge of their trade to bring home to their fellow workers at the Malaysian Government Printing Office. Thr printer* are Omar Bin Hajl Mah mood, a machine operator,
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      Standard work on company law, practice
      1060 14 Standard work on company law, practice rE Law Book Company, whose Australian t«t books are well-known to practising lawyers. business men and students, has just announced the Imminent publication of an impressive book on Australian Company Law and Practice by Mr Justice Wallace, a Judge of the Supreme Court of
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      Writers of children's books now cover a wide field
      760 15 1W profusion of titles on the children's counters at the book stores may well cause the most confident adult seeking a gift for a young friend to lose heart. But in this varirty there is hope. Few fields have been left
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      Cartridge pens 'first-class'
      80 15 Cartridge pens 'first-class' ANEW type or pen which is ailed with Ink cartridges Instead oi fluid Ink has been produced In Australia. It is popular with students because it enables quick, clear and uninterrupted writing during examination and taking lecture notes The pen. manufactured by a company in Melbourne capital
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      Products from giant trees can finish up in women's handbags
      556 16 pKODI'CTS from huge trees now growing in Australian forests could finish up on breakfast tables —or even in women's handbags The trees are marked for conversion into paper products of one type or another. They will go into the making
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      Progress of Malaysian territories towards independence
      784 17  - Progress of Malaysian territories towards independence ALLINGTON KENNARD Till- STORY OF MALAYSIA. Bif Harry Miller. (Faber and Faber 305.) Reviewed by APART from I n d o n esian confrontation. Malaysia has its teeth inp troubles like every other federation, writes Mr. Miller in a final appraisal of the problems
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      Persian travails
      177 17 PERSIAN LIONS, PERSIAN LAMPS. By Curtis Harnack (Gollancz 305.) (By Walter Warwick). HAVING chosen to expend a ten months' teaching grant In a provincial Persian town instead of Teheran Professor Harnack expected the worst, and In part was not disappointed. Azerbaijan Is a hungry, ill-dlsclpllned. corrupt and poverty
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      Madam Pandit —as seen by a close friend
      408 17 Madam Pandit —as seen by a close friend ENVOY EXTRAORDINARY. By Vcra Brittain. (Allen and L'nwin 255.) By DAVID SZE WHEN "Madame Diplomat laid the foundation stone of the Kamala Club building in Singapore she poured scorn on "the myth that women are the weaker sex." It was true, she
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      Richard Bentley, tyrant and classical scholar
      280 17 Richard Bentley, tyrant and classical scholar DR. BENTLEY. A Study in Academic Scarlet By RJ. White, ifeiyre and Spottiswoode. 375. 6d.) BY JOHN KENT MASTER of Trinity College, Cambridge, and cantankerous tyrant, Richard Bentley has been described as "the greatest classical scholar that Kngland or perhaps even Europe ever bred."
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      908 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE II Ward, SI (MinA—Box It eta. extra RENAULT R. a H.-W- on o. 5.300 mile* model IMA oa* Europeaa owner Telephonr Singapore fti2S7u. *****7 offlre hours. 1954 MORRIS MINOR convertible new paint icood condition $1,100/-. Telephone I'mwrsal Car* Ltd. <B'pore> 293 AS mat, tt, FOR SALS Used
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      838 18 SHOPPING GUIDE (S'ptre) i It Ward* U (Ml*.}— Bom tt rt*. ejrtre VI»IT LILARAM s?. HUh Strwt. Spore for yoor children clothes, shirt*, aborts, alack*, suits and underwear. jtWELLtNY makes th* most appreciated clft. Lutnt ranxe at Tin SID* Goldsmith* Ltd. 21.V217. South Brtds* Road. B'pore. THI ELECANCI YOU LOVf—
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      754 18 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC Please note that the closing date for the following tender? has been extended from 17th i November. 1965 to 30th November. 1965: A. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 1. Tender for Dynamic Balancing Machine E32 6a 2. Tender for Metrology Small Tools E33 65. 3- Tender for Square Wave Oenerators
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      567 18 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TRAFH( IIfiVKIMIM CHRISTMAS DAY tm 1)1 1965 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV*W that the whane.i oj the Port ol Singapore Authority will be closed on Christmas Day Saturday, 25th December 1965. No vessel* will be worked and no cargo will be received or deliver ed after
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    1128 20 rpra taMo of shares tm the 1 Malayan Stack Exehan«e abows last badness to Oct. S. 1A) and laat business sinew that dale (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business for 1964 and this year to date. ft. •> ISJO »>ieaa ISJO 2.11 1.07
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    967 20 rTfHE Straits tin price closed X unchanged on Saturday morning at $690.75 holding its own on better local demand and not reacting In line with buyers price In London which fell by £9 per ton. The net gain on the week was $5.75. The big
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    47 20 Nov- Nov. 9. Nov. 10. Nov. 11. Nov. 12. Nov. 13. Industrials: 78.68 79.19 79.21 79.27 79.56 79 85 Tina: 101.16 99.59 99.72 99.40 100.46 101 07 S rubber*: 103.51 103.69 103.72 103 65 103.89 103^85 •Dec. 30. 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    DOLLAR RATE
    55 20 fllE present rate of th< Malavin dollar againxt the pound nUrllng li\ed on \ci\rmlx-r M OMI year is selling, T.T. or O.l». to. 3 15/16 d. Baying T.T. 2s. 4 1 MtL Buying O.D. 2s. 4' d. The dollar is at It* statutory middle position In relation to
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    36 20 ON tli» tree *«enanit market Hook Kong on Saturday ta« 0.1. Dollar was quoted st i.73a for T.T. sad 5.721 for enh Stirling was quoted at 16.03 aas en* tail ef Reid st 2*131.
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    32 20 Cnirent Date of payment parmrnt t» Rubber 6%t Dec 22 Rubber 44%t Dec 17 m Pen* 124% Dec 18 t Interim ToUU for Total for year previous year 17»% IT|%
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      CLOSING PRICES
      30 21 RUBBER TIN Iprrlb.) (per picail). Nov. 8. 67 cU. $683.75 9. 68 hi cU. $880.00 It. CtScta. $677.Mi 11. 68kCU. $677,621 j 12. 68 ,ct». $690.75 13. $690.73
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      2147 21 From Our Market Correspondent l ITTLE could be expected of the Stock Exchange hist week with the Malaysian budget only ;i lew days away and the total turnover was reduced to 1,336,610 shares as compared with 1,874,6(14 in the previous week. The market bore on
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      36 21 'I'ME Association at Banks in Malay- sla made these changes in Its rates to merchants on Saturday tall rates to tlOOl: Ssllini TT or OD ready French Francs 199 3/8 and Italian Lire *****.
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      712 21 THE following; is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Saturday. Nov. 13: m. Ale* Bricki 13.V) Bomtead 141 B M. Truitt* C r.S. orda 46 C s. Ho!dlo(( 2.16 I'.nlopa 1.60 X..0 1.77 K.«o deb W ■■MM r. m i h
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      363 21 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, K. Raman son of Karuppan Trading as Raman Groceries at No. 25 Jalan Neru, off Connolly Road, Ipoh, have applied for a retail-shop Liquor Licence to the Chairman, Klnta Licensing Board (Excise*. Batu Oajah, and that my application will be heard by the
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      389 21 TENDER Tenders are invited for the supply of Dalapon during the 12 months commencing Ist January, 1966 In such quantities as may be required by the State Replanting Officers throughout the States of Malaya. The Board estimates its requirements of Dalapon at 150.000 lbs. but may call for the delivery
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      718 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Medical Ontre Applications are Invited for appointments to three posts of Technical Assistant in the University Hospital. Qualifications: (1) Technical Assistant (BuiUing) —Diploma of the Technical College, Kuala Lumpur, in Building, Design (archl- j tectural) or Civil Engineer-! 1 Ing, or equivalent, and experience
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      679 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE FINANCE DEPARTMENT: Requires ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER. METER HEADING SECTION, in salary tcale 5670 x A3O-880-920-965 Efl. Bar/ 1010 X A 45-1145 the commencing basic laiary offered will be dependent upon applicant's qualifications and experience plus variable allowance as payable from time to time
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      617 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Mrdiral Ontre Applications are Invited for the post of Hospital Engineer in the University Hospital. Qualification*: Candidates muu be in possession of the First Grade Electrical Engineer's Certificate ot Competency and should also be a Corporate Member ot the Institution of Engineers or its equivalent.
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    Mentri Besar on tour
    60 22 RAL'B. Sun Th«> Memr; B<sir of PdhHMK. DUO Yaliya Muhiinietl Seh. is due ..o v here tomorrow on a tlireeday visit. During Ins visit. D.iiu Yaliya will otllcinlly open the basketball court in Sempalu and m.spect .he I pngNM <>t development pian« here. He will also
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    Woman loses life savings
    59 22 IPOH. Sun. A housewife. Madam Ng Hooi 57. lost lier life ■nrlßgi of $1,840 when thieves broke into her house in M lembu near nere while she was out shopping on Friday. Thr monoy. mostly in $10 currency notes, uii.s kept i:i tin hidden between two
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    One Govt doctor for 50,000 in Kampar: Councillor
    392 22 KAMPAR, Sunday. fHE "dire need" of another doctor in the District Hospital here to help serve the 50.000 people of this town properly was stressed by a nominated member at a Town Council meeting last night. Mr. Soo Wai Sun, a lawyer,
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    TAXI DRIVERS CONCERNED OVER FINES
    98 22 CINGAPORr. Sun— Th* Singapore Taxi Drivers' Association has expressed concern at what it described as "excessive" court fines on taxi drivers for driving vehicles emitting excessive fumes. in a statement, the association said fines, ranc inn from |M to SSO. MM too much for the
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    HINDUN FUND GETS ANOTHER $1,150
    244 22 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Straits Times has received donations totalling $1,150.81 for Hindun binte Ahmad, the 11 -year-old Butter- worth girl who lost her i legs in a road accident about a year ago. The collection for her fund now totals $4,165. The latest donations came
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    Two-night Yuletide performance by Quests quartet
    136 22 SINGAPORE. Sunday. THE Quests. Singapore's leading instrumental A group, will celebrate their second anniversary next month with a two-night performance at the Badminton Hall on Christmas Eve and the following evening. This group of four boys i Reggie Verghese. Jap Chong. Urn Wee Guan
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    Free treatment call by council
    42 22 TANGKAK. Sun. The Serom i Local Council. 10 miles from here. has demanded free medical treatment for its members and their j families. A resolution to this effect has been forwarded to the District Oiflcev for approval.
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    Dealers in watches told: Don't get bad name
    232 22 Dealers in watches told: Don't get bad name SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Finance. Mr. Lim Kirn San. today urged Singapore's watch dealers to resolve never to resort to •unscrupulous practices" to ensure that they did not bad name among tourists. Bpeaklng at the 36th anniversary celebrations of the Keng
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    ZAIDI SENDS OUT ORDER: KEEP THE STRIKE PEACEFUL
    266 22 ZAIDI SENDS OUT ORDER: KEEP THE STRIKE PEACEFUL I/UALA LUMPUR, sun. 1Y Direct i vps hay« gone out from thf executive council of ths Wax Department Civilian Staff Association to lt> 8.000 members m 11 branches that its eeneral strike on Wednesday should be peaceful. Mr S. J. H Zaldl.
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    Dance to be held despite postponement of conference
    90 22 WTXJALA LUMPUR. Sun. IV The dance organbed by the Automobile Association I of Mal.iya will still be held at the Balai Ampang. AIA Building, here on Friday. I Nov 26. at 9 p.m. despite the postponement of the Ecaf»confereure on Road Safety
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      1122 22 COMMISSIONER OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL OF KUALA LUMPUR TENDEB NOTK > I ender« are invited for the right to rap ihe rubber from that poruon of tlit lormer Wardieburn Kstate comprising approximately 7 IS. 18 acres acquired by the Gov- eroment. of «htch 627 18 acres are pianted with rubber
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      821 22 NOTICES IN THfc MATTK.R OK ARMY MOVEMfcM CENTRE CIVILIAN i Mil in 1 1 (OOPKKATIVr FHKIU \M» LOAN MX II I I IMI rill in liquidation Pursuant to Section 42 (1) <bi ol {he Co-operative Societiei Ordinance 'Cap. 175' nonce v hereby K'lven that IBM creditors o) the above-named Society,
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      383 22 TENDERS I I MU KS KOK THK SUPPLY O\ IHIKMI FOOD BIU \KI M I LUNCH. Tl.\ \M> DINNER TO STUDENTS OV SKROI.AII K AJA PfKIMPI'W TVAYAH.. TAMBIN K(l\l) IPOH. Mil! I'KKIOI) 1.1. bS TO M.«.M. i TENDERS will be received by I tin- Y:t'U Di-Penua. Uu.tlU Ugama i Islam
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      Thai junior gives Yee Khan excellent support
      308 23 Thai junior gives Yee Khan excellent support Badminton Soccer Rugger Cricket LUCKNOW, Sunday. TAN YEE KHAX of Malaysia and Angela Bairstow of England last night won the mixed doubles title in the Asian Badminton Confederation's championships being played here. They beat Chavalert Chumkum of Thailand and Ursula Smith (England) 6-15,
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      Lock icon VICTORIA – RALLY TO TAKE LEAD
      185 23 VICTORIA RALLY TO TAKE LEAD pERTH. Sun— An eighth ticket sund of 56 runs in 37min* enabled Victoria to declare with a first innings lead of 65 on the second day of their Sheffield Shield match against western Australia here yesteru«v. Ptom a commanding 109-1. Victoria slumped to 203-7 a
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      regains title Ortiz
      29 23 regains title Ortiz ll\\. Sun. Carlos Ortiz above 1 regained the trnrld lightweitht championship here last night, scoring a points derision over the holder, Ismael I aguna or Panama.
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      33 23 VIENNA. Sun. East and West Germany will be able to enter separate teams for international rowing events from next year, an extraordinary meeting of the International Rowing Federation decided yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Huddersfield thrash Leigh
      73 23 LONDON. Sun. Results Rugby League matches playet vrsierday were: Barrow v Widne.s (postponed) Mry 14 Bradford 3: Don- 1 2 Hull 10: Huddersfield 24 Leigh 2; Hull 8 Swinton 2: Keicli- I s 12; Leeds 23 Batley 0 1 iYcnx>ol 13 Blarkpool 12: 1 Rochdale 15 Whitehaven
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      Lock icon Lanes gain an easy win over Durham
      238 23 Lanes gain an easy win over Durham I ONDON, Sun. County championship matches dominated yesterday's Rugby Union programme, with Gloucestershire. Somerset and Lancashire all gaining victories. The other county game between Northumberland and Yorkshire ended in a 3-3 draw. Results: County championship Cornwall 0 Gloucs 3: Devon 3 Somerset 16:
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      Lock icon Wednesday halt Spurs' unbeaten home run
      443 23 LONDON. Sun. Tottenham H ot s p ur'a unbeaten run of :v.l matches at home ended yesterday when lowly Sheffield W e d n c s day beat them 3-2. Spurs missed the sparkling genius of England Inside-for-ward Jimmy Greaves and I were also
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      RESULTS and TABLES
      1020 23 K.\ CLP FIRST KOI M) I Aldcrshol 1 Wellingboro 1 I \ltnncham 6 Scarboro' 0 Barrow 1 Grimsby I ILimrl 0 Hartford 2 Bath City Newport Co. 0 Itourne mouth o Weymouth 0 Bradford Kov. u i'| j Brentiord VeoTi Brißhton io Hisbeeh I I i M
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      The bitumen tracks cost $23,500 more
      437 24  - The bitumen tracks cost $23,500 more MANSOOR RAHMAN; By Kuala Lumpur, Sunday J'lit FINANCE Committee of the Seap Games Organising Council today gave the Public Works Department an additional $23,560 to complete the three bitumen tracks for the Games here on Dec. 14-21. The PWD had told the committee that
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      DEATHS
      60 24 JACK FUNC VINC CHOW >tr urn ami i*»c*fully 1 p m 1 1 1 1 h.', FWMSI at 1 pP' Thome. Sultan Straet, un II i HP LIC CHENG HOE of OVMMfr i'limh Hank i nt Corporation simi Branch, paMFrt K»a\ on 14.11.65 Cortfi-n Irav Jalan Kelawar, Kimlm Park.
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      Dorothy, MBE
      33 24 DOKOTIIY HYMAN. thr BritUh Olympic sprinter. lioudl) shows the innignia l thr MBt which she rerhrd from Queen IX/ahrtit .i an Investiture at Rurking- .iin Palace. London. Ust ffk. PA picture.
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      S'pore 6-1
      43 24 SINGAPORE Suji Singapore beat Johore Malays 6-1 In n ;riendly soccer match at Jfllan Besar Stadium tonight. Halfttme score: 2-1. Scorers were Mahat Ambu. Ibrahim Mansoor. Majld Art:!. Quah Kirn Swee. Gurunathan and Shariman for Singapore Ismail Arlf- lor Johore Malays
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      Lock icon KHANNA WINS
      27 24 LUCKNOW. Sun. Dinesh Khanna i lndia) won the men's singles title In the Asian badmlnto:. championships here today !-■>• beating Sanzob Rattanu&orn (Thailand) 15-3. 15-11.— AP.
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      SUMMARY
      70 24 MOOtl l.ciinj Krr Nyran (up I Ipoh i: PCRC 2 Kilat Club 1. Inter -Oo»tServices iTaipingi: PlLsohs 5 Pc- rak Govt. Services 0. KICKET M il.it j ii i:.nin.i. inter-club tournc\ IKL>: Sentul bt Port Swettenham by 8 wfcts. Port Bwettenham 47 iJean Aime 7-19). i Sentul 57-2. iiHHia
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      CYCLING SHOCK: NO GRASS EVENTS
      337 24  - CYCLING SHOCK: NO GRASS EVENTS Francis Emmanuel By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. There ewill be SO grass track cycling events in next month's Seap Games here This was the surprise announcement made by Jo» Michael, president of the Malaysian Cyclist Federation, here today. Mr. Michael said the scheduled grass track event*
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      Kok Seng becomes assistant coach
      321 24 By JOE DORAI; Singapore. Sunday. i^ORMER skipper Lee Kok Seng will be assistant coach to the Singapore soccer team on their tour to Hong Kong next month and later to the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur. Kok Seng. Singapore skipper for 11 years, broke down
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      13-year-old Gallant Turk upsets in the last race RACING
      2104 24  - 1 3-year-old Gallant Turk upsets in the last race RACING Epsom Jeep POWELLA (Bougoure up) AND LODERUSH GIVE NOORDIN A SPLENDID DOUBLE with BIG SWEEP B 1 rOTAI POOL: M4-«$ M No. MS4Z2 s:fi.;,6si ,'nd No. MMtt 1, „1), 3rd \o. 18*94 xl Mill K-i is;s; lrMl Nea, I87t78; 1693
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      31 24 SPORTS DIARY tIOTKKY Sror Dlt. I: Club Recrio v Armed Forces Rifle Ranw Rd>: TPCA v PWD i Princes Rd>. SOCCER— s>ore Div. 1. Star Soccerites v Fathul Karib (Jalan I
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      28 24 Bestir 5.15 p.m.). Perak Govt. Service* i Ipoh): Medicals v NEB A' < Jalan Abdul Jalili Ijrong Krr Nyean Cup iKampari: Kumpar Chinese v Cheng v.'ah i Town padangi.
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