The Straits Times, 3 December 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. DM EMBER 3. 1%5 15 CENTS KU.V 1189 M.C.(P) 1003
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    'Blast the rivers' order
    1039 1 6,000 evacuated TWO DROWNED AS WORST FLOOD IN MANY YEARS WREAKS HA VOC IN THE EAST COAST Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. Straits Times Reporters: ORDERS went out today to dynamite the mouths of three Kelantan rivers, the Besar, the Kemasin and the Semerak, as 6,000 people from
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    Lock icon Indon 'hands off warning to Mao
    228 1 Indon 'hands off warning to Mao JAKARTA. Thursday. INDONESIA has warned Peking not to interfere in her internal problems, the Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said in on interview in the army newspaper War News today. "We sluill not permit outsiders lo interfere in our business*** he said. "I have made
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    Lock icon Syrian coup smashed
    63 1 ISTANBUL. Thurs. Syrian Army tanks In Damas- cus suppressed an attempted pro-\a>ser coup against strongman General Amin Elhapez last night, acordlng to Turkish press reports today. Reports lrom the town of Kills, near the TurkishSyrian frontier, said the attempt was made by about 300 pro-Na.vxT army officers
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    Bottomley: My aim to end Smith regime
    179 1 Bottomley: My aim to end Smith regime LUSAKA. Thursday. gIvITAINS Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Arthur Bottomley, said here today lie hoped to achieve enough Anglo-Zambian cooperation to bringdown the lan Smith regime in neighbouring Rhodesia. Mr. Bottomley made an overnight air dash from London for talks with President Kaunda to break
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    TUN TO VISIT BURMA
    59 1 TUN TO VISIT BURMA KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will pay a one- week goodwill visit to Burma later this month. He will lead a delegation of 16. A spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs here said that the visit will be from Dec.
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    Lock icon Aden strike ends
    42 1 ADEN Thur, Nearly 7 000 Arab labourers who struck at ihe Bri'i.sh military ba.se here yesterday returned lo worlc today but threatened to strike again next week unless their demand; for belter pay and housing allowances are niet— AP.
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    Lock icon Wilson: Accord on RAF unit for Zambia
    509 1 LONDON. Thurs. President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia has asked Britain to provide Royal Air Force aircraft for his country's air defence and Britain has agreed, the Prime Minister. Mr. Wilson, told Parliament today. The BritL-h air units would be completely under British control,
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    Cholera in K.L.
    56 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Kuala Lumpur has been declared a cholera-Infected area. This followed the discovery today of a cholera case by the Institute lor Medical Research here. The put i«-nt. a 55-year-old Indian vaxrant. wns admitted to the Keneral hospual. where he is reported to be making
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    Lock icon CIA rounds up Korean Reds
    49 1 SEOUL. Thurs.— The Central Intelligence Agency today announced it had rounded up a ring of eight North Korean agents who had infiltrated from Japan to prepare ior a Communist revolution in South Korea. It added that eight other agents were still at large— Reuter.
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    Booby trap victim
    58 1 KUCHING. Thurs.— An Indonesian booby trap seriously wounded a British soldier on patrol in the border area of the Balai Ringin district of Sarawak's First Division this afternoon. The patrel <*i nil an inti-pcrsonnrl mini- laid by Indonesian*. Indonesian booby traps have caused several fatalities and serious
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    QUOTE
    45 1 Those who arc proved guilty will immediately be put on trial, and for this purpose 3 special military court will be set up. Indonesian uilornmliuii ihiel Col. Suuiir.iu. ..h--tiuunclng President Soek.irno'.s cli'dMoti to put on nal leaders involved in the CX'i. 1 coup attempt.
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    Lock icon 'Big E' goes to war
    189 1 'Big E' goes to war SAIGON. Thurs. The giant American nuclear-powTivd carrier USS Enterprise went into action for the first time today and launched a record 140 sorties against Vietcong targets in South Vietnam. Two of the carriers planes were k*Jt. One was shot down over South n.im and the
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 (HIS (l Is \U> TO INDONESIA LONDON Ihu rs h.is cut oIT milit:ir> aid t< Indonesia and lulled trade with Jakarta, a< ing to authorit.itue dipln matic sources t<xl.i\ I PI
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      107 1 t OFFICIAL DISHIBUTORS THE WATCH FOR ALL CLIMATES ROLEX f o All OCCASIONS. i 4 C. DE SUVA BROS. MANUFACTURING JEWEUfRS I. RaMln Place I. Tit *****. THE WATCH WITH THE MOST OUTSTANDING It new face sffwm ffBS^KnJL«^B^sMßBgam s» i^Bav*S?££4aSfl9flH-^JB^ l FtTT rHi I»C ImlLb /sl TITONI is well known
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  • FOREIGN DESK 1
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      Lock icon 200,000 Red troops in South Vietnam
      163 2 200,000 Red troops in South Vietnam ii \sHl\(. lo\ Thurs >f Mi estimated :00.«OO nmmuimt troops are now in South Vietnam. Urfrnce Department offl- iil* vaicl >cstrrd.i> J here arr indication*, they added, that North ietnamor r e infortements were •.till arriving. On the basis of a desired t -to-
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      Weather for six months
      45 2 I'\RIS Thun. France plan.--:u ptt up lateUlUi cipxble ot BtTCCMtlng vr^thrr tlx months ahrad. the French Cabinet was mid vesleiri.i'. Mr. Yvon Bourse.-. Secretary ol Sate for Scientific Research, told the Ministers the remilta could ir;<d to many ctanajM m farming
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      First woman
      22 2 k \bui.. Thurs. Mm Kubn Nourxai hai hrm named Pufoi: Hmlih Minuter. \\\<- first womai to hold Cab:nrt rank In Afghani*
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      Lock icon Driver runs from bomb
      90 2 tAIGON. Thurs. Quick thinkinc saved a U.S. Military Police driver yesterday when a grenade was thrown into one of the Provost Marshal's cars. Driver IflehftCl BlumbriK had |ust left the heavllyRiiarded American car pool when lie heard something thump on to the rear seal o[ Dip
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      RUSK: A PEACE CHALLENGE to COMMUNISTS
      459 2 Hint of new halt in bombing WASH INGTON. Thurs. The Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, challenged the Communists yesterday to say what peace steps they would take if the United States stopped bombing Nr rth Vietnam. 'I am not now excluding the possibility
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      Lock icon Mobutu's government to rule by decree
      173 2 Mobutu's government to rule by decree LEOPOLD VIT.T.E. Thurs. The Gov- ernment of Gen. Joseph Mobutu announced yesterday that it would rule by decree, without advance parliamentary approval, whenever necessary in the national interest. A Radio Leopold villc announcement said Gen. Mobutu's regime, which seized power in a bloodless coup
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      A FAMINE THREAT IN 4 INDIAN STATES
      98 2 I\E\V DELHI. Thurs. The lood Minister Mr. C. Milir.mi.irii.ini said yesterday that the crop position in four Indian statrs was very gloomy and conditions very close to famine could br expected. Opening a thrcr-day debate on the food situation, he said India's autumn
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      South Africa: Britain won't go beyond arms embargo
      463 2 NEW YORK, Thursday "DRITAIN said yesterday that a full campaign of economic sanctions against South Africa would require sources beyond the capacity of the United Nations. At t'le same time. Lord Caradon. British Minister of State and chief delegate, told the General
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      95 2 HL- Bw\ n lw Jmi^M the new OPEL REKORD fci|| i^S^^S with the new power-packed Hhl^S^l overhead camshaft engine BHBHH« REKORD COUPE THE MOTORISTS of to-day's society seek beyond the limits of power-packed performance, j} is k <- convenfences° f l^thfoPEL' REKORD they 'US jitjuch'a^r-the creation of repuUble German craftmanship
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      37 2 THE GAMBOLS Barr y Appieby S^ -...<. 2\ /«/UV OONT yOU PILE^ i txT) /ftJT i CANT REMEMBeeM I ui^l rVr^nZr) V TV** wwefJ TWEV y V^. \ZZS \VUAT I FILM? IT UWDER J\ Xjaawe »j ?J -y)
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  • FOREIGN DESK 2
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      Lock icon Big-scale airlift of Cubans begins
      96 3 MIAMI. Thurs. An airliner carrying 82 Cuban refugees touched down here today to I inaugurate a big-scale airlift which, over the next two years. is expected to bring some! 100.000 people from Cuba to America under the new Cuban open door policy. newcomers brought little
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      Lock icon Moscow is not so chilly—Stewart
      281 3 Moscow is not so chilly— Stewart MOSCOW, Thursday MR- Michael Stewart. Britain's Foreign Secretary, said here yesterday relations with rtussia were not as chilled as had been reported. He was speaking in a recorded television inerview after a meeting of nearly three hours Mr. Andrei Gromyko. the Soviet Foreign Minister.
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      Lock icon ERHARD SEEKS N-SECURITY
      191 3 BONN. Thursday. ('HANCELLOR Erhard told parliament yesterday that West Germany's desire for a share in nuclear defence was a question of security not of prestige. "The Americans agree with us that something must be} organised against the Intermediate range missiles trained on us from the east." he
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      Lock icon 9 miners killed
      33 3 ISTANBUL. Thurs. Nine miners were killed in an underground gas explosion near the Turkish coalmining centre of Zonguldak on .the Black Sea coast police reported Nine others were injured. Reuter.
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      Respect Africa as nuclear-free zone, call by U.N.
      214 3 Respect Africa as nuclear-free zone, call by U.N. I TNITED NATIONS. *J Thurs. The General Assembly's main p o 1 itical committee yesterday overwhelmingly adopted a resolution calling on all states to respect Africa as a nuclear-free-zone. The committee approved the resolution, sponsored by 28 African States, by 105-0 with
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      Lock icon US keeps up hunt for 2 lost soldiers
      110 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs, The U.S. Army is continuing the investigation into the disappearance of two non -commissioned o*ncers in apparently >epa rate incidents during the last four months. The hunt is being carried on through "local, national and international enforcement agencies." a spokesman
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      Lock icon Weaving stops —no yarn
      39 3 Weaving stops —no yarn JAKARTA. Thurs. Weaving factories in the Jogjakarta area of Central Java have stopped work for lack of cotton yarn. Antara reported yesterday. The distribution of cotton yarn in Indonesia is controlled by the Government. A.P.
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      Macbeth with sword repels a prowler
      101 3 I ONDOS. Thurs..—Somewhere in England today is a prowler frightenrd into flight by the sight of a grey-haired man who rushed at him sword in hand and quoting shilling words from Macbeth. Retired Shakesperean actor K.iwlings Crocott. 82. wa-* at home reading when be
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      Lock icon CURB ON ENTRY OF CHOP-SUEY MEN IN HOLLAND
      129 3 THE HAGIK. Thurs A Dutch Justice Mini> try spokesman, in reply to Questions, firmly denied Hi. a the Government had banned the entry of (In ii-Nt- seeking employment in Chinese restaurants in Holland. He said his Ministry was planning to draft m-w
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      122 3 f ASSOCIATE) 1 EUGTRICAI INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONAL I leaders for the supply and I I installation of electrical products I I AEI j AEI I 80 Ampang Road, 73 Robinson Road R Kuala Lumpur Singapore Represented byuil ihhai \n\\i iimimi W^T\ 10 AUSTIN L j^^ MINIS MUST W and 200 consolation
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      209 3 X'MAS BARGAINS MEN'S LADIES Row Silk SHIRTS S5 75 American BLOUSES S8 90 TETORON Cotton SHIRTS 3.90 Bowling SLACKS 1190 PYJAMAS D,p Ory 6.90 v ATS <»» WEMBLEY TIES 3.90 jw^UITS l£ l SLOWEAVE S/tlecve 14.50 TETORON SHIRTS S9O HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES HANDLOOM PRODUCTS BLANKETS TABLE COVERS SPECIAL DISCOUNTS BEDSHEETS CANDLE
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    Opening of new factories an urgent need: Hon
    286 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs JMIK chairman ol the Economic Development Bosfld, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, said today that the task of establishing as many factories as possible in Singapore was an urgent one, especially as the Stale, unlike other developing countries, did not have
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    WORKSHOP ON EDUCATING HANDICAPPED CHILDREN
    194 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs .—A two-day workshop on Education of Handicapped Childtn at the Conference Hall in Shenton Way concluded today. The workshop had been organised by the Singapore Council of Social Service, assisted by the British Council. Its aim was to provide a platform for sharing
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    NTUC LETTER TO THE PSC
    256 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. q^HE National Trades Union Congress has written to the chairman of the Singapore Public Services Commission, Mr. Phay Seng Whatt, asking for NTUC representatives to be appointed to the PSC disciplinary committees. In an open letter to Mr. Phay. the NTUC secretarygeneral, Mr.
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    Phone wire thefts: 13 youths held
    114 4 Phone wire thefts: 13 youths held CiINOAPORE. Thurs. Police o have arrested a gang of teenagers believed to be responsible for a recent spate of telephone wire thefts. In an hour lout; raid early today, detectives and officers from the Beach Road Police Station rounded 13 youths aged between 12
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    ESSO OFFERS $2,500 SCHOLARSHIP
    118 4 ESSO OFFERS $2,500 SCHOLARSHIP SINGAPORE, Thurs. Esso Standard Ltd.. has offered a $2,500 Esso research scholarship to an outstanding graduate In professional civil or mechanical engineering of the Singapore Polytechnic to do postgraduate work at the Polytechnic as a tutor or demonstrator. A cheque for this amount was presented to
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    Stage Club in search of a spinning-wheel
    87 4 Stage Club in search of a spinning-wheel SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Stage Club in Singapore is looking lor a spinning wheel lor its coming pantotr.ine show of the Tinder Box. which opens at the Victoria Theatre on Dec. 11. The club secretary. Mrs. B. Lawson. said: "We have seen it on
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    Meet the people
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Assemblyman for Karri pong Kapor. lnche Mahmud Awmng, will tour his constituency from 2 p.m. on Sunday to meet the people.
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    Delegates talks
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Thins— The Singapore Taxi-Drivers Association will hold a delegates conference at Trade Union House at 7 p.m. to- morrow to elect a new central I council.
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    Fete for 3,000 children
    95 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The i First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah. will open a Siglap children's festival at the St. I Patrick's School round on Mmiiav at 2 p.m. Some 3.000 children half of whom are poor and underprivileged of all races livinj la the constituency will be
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      161 4 DAI Af E KATONG I OPENS TOMORROW! QUICKER THAN THE EYE... Or A f^^fe Killer's GunlJß^P Rene MUNOZ Paul PIAGET SUPf KSCOPE EASTMANCOIOR I ocean**: Presents Tonight! W •AILY^j •LOO J|| 0 Acrobat 0 A and Contortionist A i j NEW PEUAHGWAY SPECIAL Oclicioui Pcnonq Style NO COVER Prawns Crabs
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      279 4 ||i.mv* M i!!sv- ORCHARD 1 admission MlFi'll Ml|[ Mm Til IM SI. SO, $2.30 I 54.00 j j (No Free List) j sends YOU THUNDERING DOWN I I A THE ADVENTURE TRAIL! (AjM 4th Adventurous Week! m buht mmm lee remick S"^S S^S JIM Bm Hrn m !Fsr^ THE HALLELUJAH
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      546 4 tSHAW GANISATION a aTs«i^«T»Hfflfl^fll;;,,e»*Bp ji \«W SIIOWIM.b II am, 1 JO, 4, 6 45 1 9 30 pm I wwL I^\«aRLORD UCHNICOIOO- »»N»WVCN- "THE I iCARLET SHADOW"! ■a .Vandonn in Scope i I ej ■OPi:\SToi»\v. II am. 1.45, 4. 6.J0 4 «.l»pn, atVERJSEO lANE MERRQW BARBARA r[RRS B I "THE
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      107 4 TODAY Variety concert, Victoria Theatre, at 8 p.m. Musical play. "The Duenna." Cultural Centre at 8.30 pm. Poetry reading contests, Chinese Chamber of Commerce, from 7.30 p.m. 10 p.m. Free film shows Peanuts A valuable crop, Cartoon film. Survey of astronautics, Men who care, Jalan Kuala Slmpang Village, Sembawang. at
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      Ettore Bugatti, master car builder
      2010 5 Self-taught engineering genius built his perfect' cars straight from the drawing board HIS FACTORY WAS A COUNTRY VILLA AT dawn on August 8, 1898. a motley collection of selfpropelled vehicles lined up outside Paris for the start of the first long distance automobile race in
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      47 5 BY APPOINTMENT TO NER MAJESTY THE OUEEN SUPPLIERS OP SMOKERS' REQUISITES ALFRED DUNHILL LTO dunhill LONDON PARIS NEW YORK I I^^H I 1 Hb flr aft flf I ■■:>. I dunni FtlTft* CiOARCTTXft ~7jj\e most disiUiauis/ied to&accanist in ttie w&dA 30 DUKE STREET SAINT JAMES'S LONDON S. W.
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    Religious talk
    32 7 PENANG, Thurs. The former State conunuss.oner for the PanMalayan Islamic Party in Penang. Haji Yusoff Al-Rawi. will ghe a religious talk to members of the Penang Malay Association tomorrow night.
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    Malaysia to expand defence forces
    311 7 Razak outlines $237.6 million plan and then thanks the Commonwealth nations for their help By Our Parliamentary Reporters KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday TH E Minister o f Defence, Tun Abdul Razak, outlined in the House of Representatives today a $237.6 million plan to expand Malaysia's defence
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    DANGERS OF A RAPID MILITARY BUILD-UP WARNING IN THE HOUSE
    1199 7 How much is Spore giving towards defence, asks Lim THE dangers of an accelerated military expansi on programme were stressed in the House of Representatives by the Socialist Front leader, Mr. Lim Kean Siew. during the debate on the Defence
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      91 7 i ROPE i SPECIFY PURE MANILA ROPE BY BRAND 'capstan' CROWN' TOWUNE As supplied to j major SHIPPING LINES WAR DEPT, GOVT DEPTS Widest range of sizes available Ex-stock FROM LEADING DEALERS GUTHRIES j Singapore Tel. ***** 1 K. Lumpur Tel. ***** I Penang Tel. ***** j ft v 'SSL
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      338 7 It's the latest thing in Pro jec tors the CIMAT N 100 I I 'i^h^S this compact, easy to hmdlt projector is fully automatic. fan cooled remote slide chant* I locossmj control and M|ofS a low vtttsft (100 W. 12V.) Madt in Wtst Germany with hi|h precision quality the N
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    Optimism on diplomatic relations with PI
    393 8 (SINGAPORE'S Minister for Liw and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker is optimistic on the praopecta of the Philippines establishing diplomatic ties with Singapore nexl year. Returning from Manila, whore he attended the second ministerial session on economic cooperation sponsored by Ecafe, Mr. Barker this
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    Pay boost for 52: Jackie's Bowl explains
    100 8 Pay boost for 52: Jackie's Bowl explains SINGAPORE Thurs. The i >.. v nutcases given to 52 IxjwhiiK section employes ol Jaikie's Bowling Alley were not given in i lieu ol food allov.aiu a demand which resulted in a strike which lasted two months. This was stated by a company
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    Airline party
    26 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Cathay Pacific Airways will hold its an- nual get-together party at Ocean Building on Saturday from 2 p.m. i to 5 p.m.
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    $100,000 donation to Medical Fund by banker
    96 8 $100,000 donation to Medical Fund by banker DATO Lee Chrr Shan (left), a well known banker and nunasnu director of Chung Khiaw Bank Limited, has donated SlOO.OOO to the Medical Progress Fund, the fund* «enera! chairman. Dato Kunme Shaw, announced today. In pr«"»entins the cift. Dato Lee askrd that it
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    $1,200 for man who fell from bus
    308 8 SINGAPORE Thursday MX. Justice Winslow today heard how a 72-year-old' regular bus passenger. Kong Hoi with cautious travelling habits, was thrown out of a moving bus. Kong, it ni stated, had stood MM the entrance door nlicn tin- bus full with about '.10
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    SUPERMART TO STAY OPEN
    431 8 SUPERMART TO STA Y OPEN Some inconvenience but... SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Food. Drinks and Allied Workers' Union is calling an emergency general meeting of 200 workers of Fitzpatrick's Supermarket tomorrow to seek a mandate for "appropriate industrial action" to resolve a wage talks deadlock with the management. There were conflicting
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      105 8 SEVEN BOAC FLIGHTS WEEKLY* V. Jet there in just a few hours where the surf's superb 'Br By* ?^w ML and the racing spectacular Fly direct to Australia in the comfort of BOAC's 707 jet. Return fare to Sydney $1,581; Single $832. Only BOAC offer seven flights weekly from Singapore
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      166 8 O»n Hfl V.T Hunt lin /OOOLA.THIS IS "N AND THESE ARE UOWCOMEVOU^ f TOOPA, IB2H «X6H )MY RIIENDS, LCOMA 'J.Kc^x GIRLS COME 'WAY 1 MXIR EARTH/ MUCH EXCITING V 2 X MARS y C*2ZA ANP ZARGO J 3l^ 1/ COWM HERE FOR /IS A MOST PRETTICR TOO jL. CENTRAL aC^-J
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    Education Ministry seeks $352m.
    1144 9 Education Ministry seeks $352 m. Govt will recruit 200 graduate teachers from abroad to boost secondary school education Kuala Lumpur, Thursday By Our Parliamentary Reporters THE Malaysian Government will recruit 200 graduate teachers from overseas next year, the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, announced in the House of
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    Don't pick school by its looks: Minister
    114 9 I^AJAMi Thurs. The Assistant .Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. today called on parents here not to pick and choose schools to which they want to send their children •'Let not the nature of the school building or the distance of the
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    Soldier: I had no intention to stab my friend
    427 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs Private Stewart Martindale. of the RAOC. charged with murdering his drinking companion and fellow soldier in the 15 Air Despatch Regiment, today said that he had never intended to stab his friend. Making his defence on the second day
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    Girl stabbed in bid to resist gang
    65 10 PENANO. Thurs. An 18--year-old girl. Khoo All Soon, was stabbed early this morning when she resisted five armed men who raided her home id Paya Terubong Road. An she cul.apsea the gang escaped w.th S2OO and a gold chain. Her elder brother. Ah
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    Union rally to press claims
    57 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. —The Johore branch of the Government Industrial and Manual Workers Unien will ht)ld a rally on Dec. 6 at 6 p.m. at the Diamond Jubilee Hall to press for the implementation of their new wage claims. The rally will also protest against
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    Group tour for US travel men
    49 10 PENANO. Thur». A group of 30 American tour and travel operators will be in Penan* this weekend under a BOAC scheme to promote tourism. The visitors will be taken on »i. excursion around the island and entertained with ronggeng and other cultural dances.
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    Lock icon Sabah medical report: It's a dismal tale of staff difficulties
    188 10 Sabah medical report: It's a dismal tale of staff difficulties JESSELTON, Thurs. Staff problems take up considerable space in the Sabah Medical Department's annual report for 1963-64. While the State had more doctors 51 against 36 at the end of 1962 It was difficult to keep contract doctors for more
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    Air raid sirens test
    41 10 pORT DICKSON. Thurs. Air-raid sirens will be sounded here tomorrow afternoon during a full scale civil defence exercise. Civil Defence Corps units. St. John Ambulance Brigade *nd the Auxiliary Fire Services will take part in the exercise.
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    Kuala Lumpur declared a cholera area
    244 10 Kuala Lumpur declared a cholera area K. LUMPUR. Thurs, ftUALA LUMPUR was today declared a cholerainfected area. This followed the discovery of a cholera case by the Institute for Medical Research. The patient, a 55--year-old Indian vagrant, was admitted to the General Hospital, where he is reported to be making
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    Lock icon Manila may seek our aid to stop smuggling
    107 10 Manila may seek our aid to stop smuggling MANILA, Thursday. JHE Philippines might seek the help of Malaysia in its campaign against smuggling, the Manila Times reported today. The help will presumably be In the form t Malaysian action in s t smugglers 3 In Sabah. It was ording to
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    Pay rise for public service commission men proposed
    120 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Salaries of the chairman and members of the State Public Service Commission may be increased, if an amendment to the State Public Service Commission Enactment of 1959 is passed by the next Johore State Legislative Assembly session, starting on
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    Youth found guilty of extort bid
    68 10 KUALA L-CMPI'R Thurs A i '.irnv-ixjndcnrt' eoura G found sum? vy ol attempting :o extort $20 from a .sliopki tot. The court was told that he want to the shop on July 29 with another youth, still at Urge bought a packet of ellftntti
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    S'pore's 16 new ASPs
    64 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs Sixteen police inspectors in Singapore Ter« today promoted to the rank of Assistant Superintendent. Those promoted were Inspectors Ronald Naidu. T.S. Zmn, E. M'.iliadevan. Boris V. Theseira. 1,. Thi.ni biuh. Oh Chwee Hock. Teoh Kan Ch.:y. T(>o Bern? San. ChmiK N>* Foo. C. Ballard.
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    Film fans' show
    36 10 KI.AI.A lIMPUR Than in» Kuala Lumpur Film Fan.-- I will screen an Indian award fl'.m entitled "Teen Kanya" < Three Girls i at 'he Boy Scout* id-qu.irtr-r.v Jr>;an Davidson here at 6.30 p.m nn.Sundpy.
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    Cool to Singapore? Denial by Pakistani envoy—
    180 11 Cool to Singapore? Denial by Pakistani envoy— SINGAPORE. Thur.vto Ppkin». Gen Nam Ra/a. today brushed aside speculatton tliat his count iy adopting a "cool attitude" t o w a r d He ~.i:d -\V. i nthing :ig.uii.-r Singapore. \\> havi supported S: admlMlan into f h>United and the ('ommonwealth I
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    Yusoff takes his oath
    54 11 PENANO. in.;-.- iin secretary o: :1k >•< .tii Omam rhr Moh;.nifd Yu.v.ff Lattff. has been apj>ointed polit.ra: secretary lo the Chul Minister. Incbe Yuvofr 35. took his oi.th --day evening M the Ch.fi Manner' 1 office in the presence of Dato Wong Pow Nee tnd j
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    Now It'S the Shortie Look...
    162 11  - Now It 'S the Shortie Look JUDITH YONG B> iMNGAPORE. Thurs Pert young Hollywood actress Susan Hart sat back today, and discussed that women's new look she was sporting. As this new look is new be Singapore. I asked her to tell me something about it And of course Susan
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    4 families escape from fire
    67 11 SINGAPORE Thurs. An early morning flre destroyed five rooms and a kitchen of a bungalow at Koon Seng Road today. Four families occupying the rooms escaped with some of their belongings. Police said that 12 families occupied 13 rooms In the house but only the
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    Ipoh car stolen
    26 11 I poh car stolen IHOH. lliur> A cuiitracU>r Mi Xlihw Lai Hock 45 reported !<■ 'he polce veswrday that ti I n mm Jalan PmJlr Put<"h nrre.
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    Man who foiled plot to rob bank
    206 11 CIXGAPORE. Thurs. A conspiracy to rob the Bank Algemene Nederland in (ceil Street yesterday morning was foiled by a bank employee, it was stated today in the First Criminal District Court. Mr. N. Ganesan. D.P.P.. said one of the three men who were
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    Company seeks injunction against rice mill
    205 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The workshop manager of an engineering com- pany. Mr. S. Hanson. Told the High Court here today that dust and ash from a neighbouring rice mill caused discomfort to his workmen. The workmen lrequentiv complained of dust getting j into their
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    25 12 N ">** $M VmiMinm THE FAMILY OF tb» lat. Madam Ml Laat K-vvr •■■•h to thank the MMaatM Oaarraaa ipoh MM Kampav. 'Or a««iatanra rand- '<•■
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  • The Straits Times Friday. December 3. 1965.
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      East Coast Emergency
      650 12 From Tiengganu to the Thai border (and probably beyond) tiie monsoon rains hay« struck with unwonted lerooity. Within ten days of their onset rivers are running tVet above the danger level, i lood water* are streaming across huge areas and the tirst of what could be many
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      Manila Ties
      372 12 President-elect Marco* made it known early in his election campaign that he would like ito see relations repaired between the Philippines and Malaysia. The good news out of Manila is no less welcome, i however, for not being unexpected. No official an- nouncement has yet been made. But
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      Tourism
      198 12 The Tourist Department has come in for its annual drubbing. Granting that revenue from tourism is rising steadily, and allowing for the smallness ti the sum yearly allotted the Department, it remains true that there is room for far more imaginative efforts. Talking of internal tourism. Dr. Lim Swee
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      Judges, Datos and plain Misters
      204 12 DEFERFNCE Mr. God- win's letter 'ST. Nov. 30 1 in wh;ch he states personal honours are irrelevant to a nidge s judicial status and the correct de>ignatlon of a puisne nidge la Mr Justice X, in Eng land every pui.-m- iudgo Is knighted on the
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      Numbers and houses
      243 12 I REFER to the letter by "Teka-Teki 1 (.ST. Nov. 23). The purpose of renumbering huses is to put the numbers In proper sequence to facilitate easy location. Renumbering Is especially necessary in streets where subdivision has taken place since the original numbering and in rural areas
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      Phone charge
      71 12 •THE government's decision to impose a surcharge on local phone calls exceeding 100 times a month is grossly unfair and will be a hardship for all employees as it will mean the end of their making use of office phones for private calls, an unwritten privilege to which
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      Roadside trees—the ideal or practical?
      450 12 Roadside trees— the ideal or practical? 1 WOULD appreciate your publishing the tollowlng reply to the writer who signed himself as "C" In his letter on the subject of trees along Singapore's roads (ST. Nov. 20). Regarding the suitability of treefc. Mr. "C" can be assured that attention Is given
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      Free medicine
      39 12 I HAVE alway.- been under the impression that Government Health Clinics offer outpatient treatment free In Merlimau patients are not cnlv charged, but do not always Ret a receipt. I horje the authorities will investigate. CITIZEN .Merlintan
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    RIVER ON THE DOORSTEP
    959 12  - RIVER ON THE DOORSTEP HUGH MABBETT A multi-million dollar start has been made on solving the problem of silted rivers: The pay-off more useful land By IN 1875 Sir Frank Swettenham noted that in Kuala Lumpur "the best mining village I have seen" houses backed on to the Klang River
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    $8,000-a-week call girl
    425 13 SABAH A UTHORITIES INVESTIGATE OH-SO-DISCREET VICE SYNDICATE JEFFREY FRANCIS JESSELTON, Thursday THE authorities here have begun extensive investigations into a well-organised syndicate, with headquarters in Singapore, which is bringing into Sabah an average of 50 call-girls a month. Most of the girls come from Singapore and Malaya,
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    Dispute holds up cargo ship
    136 13 Dispute holds up cargo ship- SINGAPORE. Thurs. The British cargo vessel Stentor did not leave port today as scheduled because 14 of its crew, all local seamen refused to sail. The 10.195-ton ship which belongs to Blue Funnel Line, was due to sail for Australia at 3 p.m. with cargo
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    Cowards? 'Prove it' dare to an MP
    282 13 Cowards? 'Prove it' dare to an MP By Our Parliamentary Reporters Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. A PMIP member of Parliament today called Alliance MPs "cowards" and promptly was challenged to "come outside and prove it." The angry exchange between Inche Abu Bakar H a m z a h (PMIP-Bachok) and Inche
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    Hare-lip boy of Sabah operated on
    89 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A schoolboy from Sabah. who came here a week ago for specialist treatment for a hare-lip. is now ready to co home after a successful operation at the General Hospital. Ibrahim bin Pulong. 10. the (ton of a farmer Is a
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    Advertisers' dance
    26 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Malayan Advertisers' Association will hold Its annual dinner and dance at tne Dragon Court. Hot*l Merlin, at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    1921 Trengganu stamp fetches $4,500
    80 13 I ON DON. Thurs. Twenty-eight .Malayan and Straits Settlements stamps from tbe collection of a continental philatelist were sold here yesterday for over SI 8.000. The highest price paid was 54..">00 for a 1921 Trrngganu SlOO stump. A 1921 Trenggunu S5O realised SI. OOO. Other
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    Police seek man with three aliases
    67 13 IPOH. Thurs. Police have offered a reward of $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of a fisherman. Tan Kuan Seah. alias Tan Ah Menr. alias Tan M'ng. alias Ah M'ng. Tan (above), in his 30s. la wanted by the nolice in connection with
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    Exchange plan launching
    60 13 PENANO, Thurs.— The Penan* student exchange programme will be Inaugurated by the Chief i Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. j here on Saturday. i Next Wednesday, the Governor. Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj. and his, wife. Puan HaJJah Nor Sa'adah. will Rive a reception at the residency to
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    Khir to address blind pupils
    49 13 PENANG. Thurs. The Minister uf Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will address the St. Nicholas School and Home for the Blind at their first speech day on Monday. The school will hold its annual concert tomorrow and on Saturday, starting at 8.15 each night.
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    Police escort out boat with 69 Indons
    257 13 Police escort out boat with 69 Indons By GILBERT WOODEN p O R T DICKSON. Thurs. The Mutiara. the 100-ton Indonesian boat winch was intercepted by a Malaysian patrol cratt in Malaysian waters on Tuesday evening, was freed last night. The boat with 69 Indonesians 47 men 12 women and
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    Convent fun fair
    35 13 SEREMBAN. Thurs -The S«remban Convent -Aill boM n fair on Saturday sr<l Sunday i from 9.30 a.m. to 6^o pm It hopes to collect more than $20 oof for Ha buildliiK fund.
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      781 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5. Kuala l.umpur In English: 7.10 SdotM Arena: and Trnanc: 6, Malacca and 735 Hollywood Btar Theatre— Ipoh: 3. Johorr n.»hni 4. "B«>rause I Love Him"; 800 Lupins. 7 Batu Pahat; t. Ncw 8 :n Mandarin; 8-10 ClasKUn «leal Mus:c: 8.35 The Munster* I-.M.: 515 Te« Pattern
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      Company's future prospects bright
      351 14 GALVANISED WIRE NETTING PLANT OPENS ES Limited, a company with nominal capital of $1 million, opened its factory at 53, Commonwealth Lane yesterday. This plant will produce galvanised hexagonal wire netting. The Chairman of the Economic Development Board, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, officiated at the ceremony.
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      THE FIRM'S CHAIRMAN
      21 14 THE FIRM'S CHAIRMAN MR. OW HIN KOK. Chairman of ES Limited MR NC CHONC CHWEI Vice-Chairman. MR. SOON NCAH TOH. Vice-Chairman.
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
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      Tallest Penang hotel opens in new year
      304 15  -  Oh Kee Tiang By IVIIKN the new Hotel Ambassador in Penang opens early next year, it will add a further 80 rooms and suites available for tourists, visitors and businessmen. With 12-storeys it will be the highest building in Penang. "This is only
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      NEW MANAGER FOR CHARTERED TAKES UP POST
      141 15 MR. T.M. ATTWOOD assumed the managership of the CharItered Bank Ltd.. Singapore, on i November 29 In succession to Mr. John Wilson who had occupied the post since June 1 958. i Mr Attwood who was born In Essex in 1920 received his
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      Capacity up
      45 15 Total annual capacity u{ the j International Synthetic Rubber Co. hai. been stepped up from 110.000 to 160.000 tons In 12 months. following the completion of a nrst I staee expansion programme, which 1 wa.s announced at the beginning of I this year.
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      New GEC Singapore chairman
      203 15 MR. J. W. LAWT O N, A.M.1.E.E., A.M.I.E. (M), (above) has been appointed chairman and managing director of O.E.C. (Singapore) Ltd., and chairman of G.E.C. (Malaya) Ltd. Mr. Lawton who Joined G.E.C. In U.K. in 1940 came to Singapore in 1950 as cable engineer of the
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      Agents will expand services
      103 15 QINOAPORE Motors Ltd.. the local agents for Opel cars, are to expand tlic.r business in Ma lay ;la The company us establishing a subsidiary company Capita! Motors Ltd. at Ipoh Road. Kuala Lumpur. According to Mr. Leslie Eu. managing director of Singapore Motors Ltd.. the company,
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      Peugeot sales' campaign
      153 15 Peugeot sales' campaign I\f R JACQUES HENQUINEZ. the A technical Inspector of the Peugeot car factory In France, flew Into Singapore last week to train local technicians in all aspects of diesel engine repairs and maintenance He left earlier this week for Kuala Lumpur where a similar three-day training programme
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      Lufthansa man on training
      148 15 Lufthansa man on training \l R L.nry Chan, a rormei siuaT* dent of St. Patricks School. hu> lett for a Lufthansa German Alnines course to study the latest techniques in passenger handling and traffic at the alrllnr s training centre at Hamburg. West Oeimany Mr.' Chan, a traffic handling supervisor,
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      New VW 1600 on sale
      69 15 rE completely new VW IrJOO II Fallback which hrraks from traditional design, yet which it is claimei retains Volkswagen's worldfamous qualities of reliability. economy and performance was released on to the mar- k. i In Singapore and Malaysia On Wrdn.Ml.i.v Above the finrt of thesr
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      'STORAGE PROBLEMS NOW ARE SOLVED'
      276 15 'STORAGE PROBLEMS NOW ARE SOLVED' AN Australian company. Brownbuilt Ltd. states it has the answer to mo.->t pro- blems arising from shortages of storage spacr. The company Is now concentrating its sales efforts in South-East Asia. "We hope to play a big role In I helping to solve storage problems
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      RETIRING ICI CHIEF PRESENTS AWARDS
      193 15 PRIOR to his return to London after his twoyear term as chairman of Imperial Chemical Industries. Dr. J. Clark (above right) presented long service awards to a total of 10 members of 1.C.1, staff, who had served for 25 and 15 years and are attached
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      UK car sales show drop
      82 15 I CALKS of new motor vehicles in September were 12 pei ten: 1 fewer than In the same month last I year, according to the Bourd ol Trade. Second-hand sales dropped by nine per cent, but all other sales and receipts rose by .nine \->ei
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    THE POWER OF TRADITION
    1948 16 THE POWER OF TRADITION Patrick o 'Donovan Picks up the story of the Wild West with a journey to the old cattle towns where the power of tradition survives in horses, manners clothes, where nature can still be fierce, lonely and dangerous THE Wild West is a historical fact. It
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    Letter is new lead in schoolgirl mystery
    194 17 Letter is new lead in schoolgirl mystery DBfAKG, Thurs. Police Inrestigatlne tho drowning f two KhoOlffirU and the disappearance of a third girl last weekend are working on a now lead provided by a letter whirh the niis--sinß jrlrl is believed to have written to the other two. The letter,
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    Poppy Day fair
    32 17 KANGAR. Thills. The Hi i.i Peirmpuin of Perils will declare open a food (air at the Women's Institute hall here on Saturday In aid of the State Poppy DayAppeal.
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    Drunken drivers: 'New laws needed'
    227 17 Drunken drivers: 'New laws needed' PENANG, Thursday. THE Penang Senior Chemist, Dr. Ong Kirn Chye, today described as "inadequate" the powers given to police and medical officers to deal with cases of drunken drivers. "As the law now stands," he said, "a drunken suspect can refuse to be examined clinically,
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    Lock icon Taipeh will design sugar refinery for Malaysia
    71 17 XAIPEH, Thurs.—Nationa- list China will help Malaysia with the construction of a $21 million sugar refinery in the near future, according to usually reliable industrial sources yesterday. The sources said Chinese engineers would do the designing which would cover every stage of suu.ir
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    'Buddhist murderers' in film? Not so, says director
    290 17 'Buddhist murderers' in film? Not so, says director By Jeue Leembruggen pENANG, Thurs.— The r assistant director of the Italo-Singapore spy film "Goldsnake". Mr. Jasbir Singh, today denied that Buddhist priests were portrayed as murderers In the film. "On the contrary, the Driests are depicted in the story ax peace-loving
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    Two cyclists die in road crashes
    61 17 SINGAPORE. Thur.<. Two cyclists were killed in separate accidents in Yio Chu Kang Road yesterday. At 1.15 p.m. Nco K:ni Hock. 42. collided v. 'h a motorcyclist (lie Si nnio. The motorejreliai was uninjured. tarn hours totar. an 11-year-Old f(iv!. Toll Ah Lian. m
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    Scout training
    29 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. More than 100 Scout leaders will attend a three-day national training team conference beginning on Sunday at the Rural Development training centre, Johor* Bahru.
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    $2,500-a-month job for Kedah man
    86 17 tIXGEI PATANI. Thurs. J —The Kedah State -rn-iiltur.il Officer. In the Mohamed Noor bin Uahab. has been appointed head of the Smallholders Advisory Srrvue at the Rubber Research Institute in Kuala l.umpur. Inche Noor. who will succeed Mr. J. V. M. Greenwood, is retiring from
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      514 17 geous Christmas giving Authorised f Elizabeth Arden t Retailers in A Singapore sM^rV.™ UK orunei Blue Grass Bath SalU lk^"# and Bath Soap. t Iljfr rt'idtinr Powd«r IDOh J and Hand Soap. 1 1 Efflpornim. iM Klang M>o£ Mk F«ter.TD«p«n«rv. Ar4m?fnr*<lfi fißwL f^&tf «b*\ It Kota Bharu AAT-ahavtLoUon. WNt^ f^^l
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      811 18 TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from persons and Firms who are licensed 2nd Hand Goods Dealers for the purchase of the undermentioned vehicles. These vehicles can be Inspected at the General Hospital. > Seremban i Nurses Hostel) during normal working hours on any i day:— 1. Austin A 40 Van
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    110 20 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS were again barely 1 steady In quiet trading E Z Industrials lost further to 21s. 9d. Base metals easier, but oils were steady. Today* clonlnji prlrrs wltb WndnesI day prices 10 brarkeU: Mount Isa. 40/6 (40/3) N. Krokrn Hill (10a.) 36/7 (36/10) Ampol 8/1J («./ll)
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    RUBBER PRICES
    254 20 nn I MBfR first trade rubber J fob. buyers closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 684 cents per lb. up three-eijrhths of a cent on Wednenday's closing level for the position. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and r.M.R.E. ctostnf prlceß In cents
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    DOLLAR RATES
    54 20 'THE present rate ol tin Malayan dollar against thr pound sterling ti\rd nn November 4 last year Is -rllini; I l or O.D. 2k. 13 16d. Bnyinc T.T. 2s. 1 l'l6d. Hum ii s O.D. 2s. The dollar is at Its statutory middle powlUon in relation I* its
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 20 Dec. 2. MALAYAN Rl BBER PRICE: i.«, cents (op three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $698.25 (down 81.121). Unofficial estimated offering 205 tons (down 15 tons).
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    EQUITY PRICES EASIER ON NERVOUS MARKET
    892 20 From Our Market Correspondent rpilE Stock Exchange M. yesterday was in a nervous state with various rumours and reports circulating in the market. Industrials were definitely easier with light buying power and a certain amount of selling. Buyers are tending to hold off and
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 20 Malayan Stork Indices Dec. 1. Dm. t Industrials: H?.tX BMI Tins: l(-.; M S rubbers: lli-l.'i: lii.Vul Uec-. 30. 1963 Imi Her. 29. 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    935 20 I>l SINKSS in and rrport>d to thr 13 Sinfapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Kxchance> yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Baustsad (11,000) $1.68 il 000) $].<». (1.000) $1.67: C.S. HoWlngl (4.000) $2.34. Ounlapt (5.00U) $1.73; las. erd». $1.02
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 20 /"HINESI Preduce ■xeJtans.e, Unit- pern neen prices per pitul day: Ceeenut ell: bulk ISO sellers, dmra (33 >ellera. Cepra: Nor. Dec UK/Continent Unquoted. ■•spawn Muntok while $2171 a»;>-». Sarawak white 121.'i sellers, special Sarawak black Sl.Vi teller*, garbled Lampon« black km MQ NLWi, AST A (170 iN) sellers
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    37 20 ON tne frt» o»chsn«o market m Hong Kong yemertlay thr Dollar waa quotrd at 0 730 (or Tl. and 5.72 a for eatti. •tsrlMii was quotrd at 16.01 aat m Utl <l f*M at 263*.
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    Tin price falls by $1.12½ on Straits market
    617 21 I'll I tin price fell yesterday I in Penanc by $1.12) to <itt!)B.2s on an offering estimated down 15 tons to 205 tuns. I lip fall was more or less ■quivalent to the drop of Xi a ton in the Wednesday London
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    226 21 Dee. 2. Three month*. INDUSTRIALS Botvtead 11 etf. MrAll.fer 9 rM C.S. Molding!! Isc M. Invert. 10 eta Dunlopn 13 ct». N. Iron 8 rts E. Smelter 20 ct«. O C.n.C. 14 «aj Ksso 12 cts. Kothmans 11 cti Fed Disp. 10 rts. Rohinsnn In its K. *n.
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    135 21 CHIP! lying Jloncn, ti,, sin aa«ra wharves »t opacltd laday arc Cliltral 1/:'. Calabar N.W. 1/2. Titwr 3/4. Sordini! N.W. 3. Tapah N W I, l.loyl Bakke 67 Aunjr N W. 5. alarttnlquals t/t. Thbragaard 10/11. 8.-n--valla 13 14. Bruma is. Atlanilratar 19, Hal Ml* 23 26.
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    88 21 I in mart.- Hirst ih..n;r» m if i' in inticiiam* ir«tril»v iall >ul» ro mini New V*rk: M)1 M M I.) In. nrmil;l Hl' .I.' I In <mi 1 it Tj i>i In .i<<it mill. 3J v in Iradr MMa, Canada: i.aun, IT Si J'lb. alrrtmn Ol) M
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      333 21 i i NOTICE •l RSI \\T TO SECTION 29 Or I ML' TKI STI.FS ORDINANCE (Chapter 34) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat any person having; any i. v rest or claims against the estate of Chla Yoke Chan also known as Annie Chia Yoke Chan kits of No. 81 Aida
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      357 21 ESTATE OF ANG SENG HEE, DECEASED. NOTICE The lawful children of Ang Seng Watt, Ang Seng Chye, Ang Seig Kuee. Ang Seng Hock, Ang Seng Leong. Ang Seng Kian and Arc Bit Neo arc requested to communicate with Mr. Ec Yew Lin, Solicitor for Madam Tan Siok Bee and Mr.
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      780 21 NOTICES In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE, (CHAPTER 17*) and In the Matter of PAN MALAYSIA CHEMICAL: CORPORATION LIMITED (Members \oluntar.Y VVinding-Vpl At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members ot the above-named Company duly convened and held at No. 14-A, South Canal Road. Singapore, 1 on Wednesday the
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      859 21 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE Originating Petition No. 40 ot 1965. In the Matter of WEE THIAM SIEW A COMPANY LIMITED And In the Mmlter or THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (Chapter 174). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition was on the 11th day of November 1965 presented to
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      1052 21 NOTICES I NOTICES I IN THE HIGH COURT j KEMPAS (MALAYA) LIMITED IN MALAYA AT INTERIM dividend KUAU LUMPUR notice is hereby companies (winding CPJ GIVEN that the Directors No: 5 Or 1565. m the matter of Heng Thye have declared an Interim Tin Mines LM. Dividend of seven percent
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      776 21 HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD i Separate tenders are Invited for any one or bcth of tlie loiiowii.g:— Tender (loving Drpooil O.ile Hi) EXTENSION CONVERSION of Bukit Ho 6wee. Phase 111, Cnntratt, V Coffee Shop into Eating House. S2aO 17 U' 6l j (2 1 Term Contract for DEMOLITION of Buildups
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      Philippines increase lead to 16 strokes
      218 22 Philippines increase lead to 16 strokes MANILA, Thurs The Philippines increased their lead to 16 strokes from Malaysia and Thailand after 36 holes of the South-East Asian amateur golf team championship here toLul* Silverio and Rodriguez onth had wrond rounds of three-over-par 75 on the difficult Wack ;oonc for a
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      37 22 .i:E>. Ilvors Former InTM captain Prln<e ,\.i VtatamiUl died here ..rlv u>dHy. <KPd 59. d in :hrrt' Tc.-'s for pdaM England 111 ISM ..iiid wnv three ;imes presilefll of hf Indian Cricket ConB •rri Reuier.
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      GOOD DAY FOR THE ENGLISH IN CUP TOURNEYS
      253 22 GOOD DAY FOR THE ENGLISH IN CUP TOURNEYS LONDON. Thurs. Manchester I'nitcd reached the quar-ter-finals ol the European Cup when they beat ASK Vorwaerts of East Germany 3-1 in the second-leg of their first round tie at Manchester last night. The United, who won •J-0 away in the flrM-leg. thus
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      Shantin View impresses in workout
      519 22  - Shantin View impresses in workout Epsom Jeep PJEHS ith SINGAPORE. Thurs. s i I\\ 1 VIEW went like a winner at Bukit Timah this in or n ing when he did a dashing 3f trial in 37 3 5 in yielding going, with apprentice H. J. Chuah astride. On this
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      BT. TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
      3169 22 Tomorrow Race 1—2.0 Class 6 Div 3 ($4,500) 6f 1 ***** Glantis (E Reid* Da:ilels 5 9.0 (Fl -Samry 3 1 ***** I Icon (CCL Sti Allan 6 8.9 -Allan 8 3 ***** Calvados n < Chens St) Rodgers 9 8.8 Coleman A 4 *****
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      Spotlight on fancies
      511 22 FPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Bukit Tlmah tomorrow, the opening day of the December meeting: RACK ONr. Leader: Looks well: last start fourth to Wmoro over Bukit Timah 6f. in July; winner over Kuala Lumpur 61 in -Tune. GlamU: Fourth to Loderush o\er Penang 7f
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      305 22 a^ft^^^K H^^ v aY J* *^m/m- /I I ie. r^. sbWbV a^^& h. Jb^b^b^bW. w%* -rtJß^r J l^B^^^bl^B^bW T i^ m B5»Tm Ib^b^^bl wt v i. J^^K. >J^^H .aaaK^aaV^^H **bt jfWdßy <■ bHbl^; Ba« .^■ata^^^l l.«B» Going East? Going West? two wonderful ways to spend Christmas at sea with P&O-Orient
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      Thailand name 206—and more to come
      375 23 Thailand name 206— and more to come By MANSOOR RAHMAN; Kuala Lumpur. Thursday fUAILAND, who have entered for all 14 events in the Third Seap Games here on Dec. 14-21, today submitted a list of 206 names of competitors for 12 of the events. The Thai team-lists received by the
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      SEAP HOPES GOOD —OTTO
      326 23 OENANG. Thurs.— The Malaysian national soccer team will play matches against a Penang Selection on Saturday and the Australian National side at Ipoh next Tuesday before starting to defend their Seap Games title this month. '"We have built up good national spirit and f am confident
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      Jansenites triumph
      101 23 JANSLNTIES I KHALSA 0 CINGAPORE. Thurs— A vastly- Improved Jansenitcs team gained a splendid 1-0 win over Khalha Association in the Singapore Hockey Association Div. 1 competition at the Padang today. In a match dominated by defenders. Janscnites showed grea- tcr enterprise and a 47th minute breakthrough brought
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      Sports 'factory' is set up
      414 23 By ERNEST FRIDA: Singapore, Thursday *rHE Singapore Sports Council, which was formed x today, was described by the Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. as a "factory" to turn out champions of the future. SDeaking to sports officials at a meeting held to inaußuj
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      31 23 SYDNEY. Thurs Salvatore Burruni. of Italy, tonight knocked out Australian champion Rocky Gattellari in the 13th round of a contest billed here as the world flyweight boxing championship Reuter.
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      SUMMARY
      24 23 HOCKET Tour match Penang >• PHA Presidents XI 2 Ceylon SC 8 pore SOCCER Ptrak Govl. Services s«mi-rinal 'Ipoh': JKR Ipoh 3 Telecoms 1
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      A SAFE CATCH BY CHEW
      58 23 'HEW Beng Teck of < V Malaysia safely holds a rebound when challenged by Singapore s Yong Heng Thiew during the Croup A preliminary round match in the third Asian basketball championship at Stadium Negara on Wednesday night. On the left is Singapore's Tan Ban
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      Knight to join MCC tour team
      133 23 I ONDON. Thurs.— Barry Knight. the Essex allroundcn was I yesterday chosen to Oy out to Australia to reinforce the mjury- > hit MCC touring cricket team MCC headquarters in London said Knight was on leave on Saturday. Knight toured Australia four years ago
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      GOLD TO JAPAN
      39 23 MANILA. Thurs. Hideo Madaramc gave Japan another gold medal when he won the re-run or the I.ooom individual time trial at the Asian amateur cycling championships here today. Madarame clocked lmin tl tm for the distance
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      86 23 KING OF THE ROAD' ACCESSORIES give added distinction to your car, greater safety and comfort Their contemporary styling and quality finish will give your car an air of distinction that is sure to please. DRIVING lAMP 1 MIRROR 406 29 f'.HU REFIUTORS CfNfR*L PURPOSE LAMP ill WF .f USING IAMP
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      311 23 I SINGAPORE TURF CLUB I DECEMBER MEETING I Lucky Draw for a AffW CAR. FRK! The draw for the car will take place on v SUNDAY, 12th DECEMBER, 1965. •If you attend the races on any day of the four-day meeting, you will get a free m ticket for the
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      262 23 Straits Times Crossword HP 1H 3 I W' bßT^~~lbV^ bWP~~BBBF~I ACROSS 4 lettuce contaunert used by They'll lef 1 out of lot* foreigners <8 > errand* 9 5. Points to the head? Get away 10. One Is driven rrazy by the wlln >ou! <6>. rucket «.ii. 8. Needlework speciality of
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      27 23 DIARY H<KKLV-S Ior Oiv. 1: s go, TP.V *ea (XI P»dang.: Mint v Pones iPanta:*: HarriMOj v ERC 'Taylor Rdi ?*tPAK K,%oA^Johore mttrdutrict wurnty tKluang. I «jb.>.
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    Tengku: No formality required to restore full ties
    166 24 KUALA LI MPIR. Thurs. Teneku Abdul Rahman said today that no formality was required to restore full diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Malaysia, "except to inform one another of our cood intentions He was to mm c ntin; on news agency
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    DEATH
    16 24 LILLEY FRANCIS ROY on 26-11-IM is the n Ui\r4 youn^rr »on of Ri-na and Bill.
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    REQUIEM
    31 24 REQUIEM MASS for Gilbert Gomn Tnondruiti). b o .In-.ph Gomez. ivtaltnK Jaya on 4.U.W a' St. Kmnciii Xavler'n Church PJ. »t 4.3 C I' m prfwntc and praytr* earnestly ..Minted
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    Children's art on show
    64 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will declare open a special exhibition of children's paintings at the National Library at 5.15 p.m. on Monday. All proceeds from the exhibits ion. which is under the patronage of Puan Noor Aisiiah the
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    Prize-giving
    37 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry- of Culture. Mr. Font? Sip Che*, will give away prizes to winners of the National Language School essay competition at 7.30 p.m. on Sunday at the Cultural Centre.
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    85 24 ROME, Thurs. A Bill to grant life pensions to about 60.000 Italian women who reported being raped by soldiers during World War II had been tabled in Parliament. Signor Alfredo Covelli. leader of the small rlghtwing Monarchist Party, is the author of the Bill, which Is considered
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    478 24 LONDON, Thurs— After a rather shaky start when there was some end-account profittaklng the stock markets developed a distinct* ly better tone and by the close many equities were showing useful gains. Buyers were still restrained by the latest developments concerning Rhodesia but there wa.s some new time
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    Stewart's comments off the cuff, says Britain
    253 24 Xl Al. I. IMPIR. Thurs.— Britain has no intention of acting unilaterally in trying to M-ttlc the IndonesianMalaysia dispute. This was stated in a statement issued by the British Commonwealth Relations Ofllee today following an enquiry by the Malaysian (loverninent over the remarks
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    Japanese visitor
    41 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Miss Akiko Ando of the Japanese Junior Red Cross will visit the Singa|x>re Junior Red Cross and the Crippled Children's Home in Changi on Monday, on her way back to Tokyo after a study tour in Australia.
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    PI TOPPLE TIRING JAPANESE
    410 24 PI TOPPLE TIRING JAPANESE BACK PAGE SPORT 1 Kuala Lumpur. Thurs THE Philippines won their first Joust with Japan in the third Asian basketball championship here tonight. Their 74-54 victory save them top spot in tho Group A of the preliminary round and a tremendous boost to their morale as
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    Ashe meets conqueror
    76 24 MELBOURNE. Thui If American Herb Pluglbbon Mend when lit ix'at hli felhr* countryman. Arthur Aane. m the V tennis championships at KooYon« to Aehl h. 'op foreign seeded player In the tournament, could not match ins vi. boom ins, isrvicc .md lost his third round name 3-C.
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    21 24 i.onuon v Maurica Cullcn retained hit Bnu-h lightweight boxing I lti< »hi ro\Uy outpointed over 15 rounu* ;:i Wolverhamptan
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      47 24 THE WEATHER Highest and loue^t temperatures in Malaysia and Slngapon r period 8 p.m. Wedne.sdav to a p.m. yesterday: Hichr-t 1...«r%» Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bharu Xl 73 Penang 75 Ipoh 73 ■falsrrs 88 73 Singapore '.tv C. Hipnland.-. «3 Jesselton P» 7.) Kurhiiw 88 75
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