The Straits Times, 23 October 1963

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    27 1 3 OCT 1965 ■''ationa! Library. Sinsanore I AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 file***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Loyalty to Malaysia oath by Barisan men
    571 1 Loyalty to Malaysia oath by Barisan men By JACKIE SAM giNGAPORE, Tues. The newlyelected Legislative Assembly's first session opened today with I lie Barisan Sosialis in a quandary. Although the party opposes Malaysia, one by one eight Barisan members stood up in the house today to swear allegiance to Malaysia.
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    Lock icon Princess for HK
    39 1 HONG KONG. Tues— Mr. A.J. Prederlksen, Danish Consul In Hong Kong, said Denmark's Princess Margrathe, the Danish Foreign Minister and a Danish soccer team would visit this British Crown Colony during the next few months. U.P.I.
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    CALL-UP MOVE
    364 1 Proclamation soon OUR ANSWER TO SOEKARNO'S CONFRONTATION: MOBILISATION OF ABLE-BODIED CITIZENS By NELSON RUTHERFURO: KUALA LUMPUR Tuesday REGISTRATION for national service will begin throughout Malaysia shortly as a first step towards possible mobilisation against Indonesian confrontation. It is understood this latest phase in the nations state of preparedness
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    Lock icon BAC Ml crashes
    60 1 lI MU XV (Wiltshire), Tues. The one flying prototype of the BAC 1-11 airliner crashed near here today- All seven test pilots and observers on board were killed when the plane crashed on open ground, caught flre and was completely burnt out. It was the prototype's 54th
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    Lock icon $3,000 REWARD TO CATCH THE MAD BOMBER
    173 1 $3,000 REWARD TO CATCH THE MAD BOMBER SINGAPORE, Tues. A reward of $3,000 has been offered by the police for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the "Mad Bomber" who let off three bombs at Katong Park recently. Information can be given either verbally or in writing to
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    Planes not 'buzzed'
    26 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Two Australian Qan'Hs airliners (lew into JiikHria today and reported that they h:id not been "buzzed' by Indonesian Air Porce lighters.
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    Lock icon Home makes history
    61 1 LONDON. Tues. For the first time in 61 years a peer presided over the British Cabinet today when Lord Home, the Prime Minister, gathered his new team together for an initial stocktaking. The last time a member •f the House of Lords played this role was in
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    Lock icon 27 army men convicted
    35 1 JAKARTA. Tues. An Indonesian military court in Medan. North Sumatra, has convicted 27 army men for certain crimes, the Government-run Antara news agency "reported today. The crimes were not specified. —Reuter.
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    Erhard to see Jack
    26 1 WASHINGTON. Tues The new West German Chancellor. Professor Ludwlg Erliard will have talks with President Kennedy on Nov. 24 and 25. Reiner
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    KATHY (MISS MALAYSIA) OFF TO SEEK WORLD BEAUTY TITLE
    129 1 BRUNEI TOWN, Tues. Catherine Loh, "Miss Malaysia 1963." left here for Kuala Lumpur today on her way to Britain to take part in the Miss Worldcontest next month. The 19 year old beauty won the coveted prize from 25 other girls
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    Another terrorist killed
    64 1 Another terrorist killed IZ"UCHING, Tues. "■Security forces have killed another terrorist in mopping up operations in the Third Division of Sarawak and two other terrorists have been wounded. The security forces captured two weapons, some ammunition and equipment in the operation. This brings the total number of terrorists killed in
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    Lock icon Tito cancels a party
    62 1 NEW YORK. Tues. President Tito today called off a party for 700 guests in protest against the attacks on some of his aides by anti-Communist demonstrators In New York last nteht. His entouraye said Ne'.v York City authorities failed to undertake adequate security measures" for the
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    Lock icon Martial law lifted
    22 1 TEHERAN. Tues. The Iranian Government today lifted the martial law In force here since antigovernment riots last June. Reuter.
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    Lock icon SUICIDE THE SAIGON WAY BY NURSE, 49
    87 1 NEW YORK Tues. Mrs. Zenith MclVer. a 49-year-ola nur»e. killed herself "Saigon style" by pouring a gallon of petrol over her clothe* and setting flre to bcra Neighbours »aw flames shooting up from the garden of her home In Salisbury. North Carolina, and
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    In—the man from Tokyo with millions —to offer—
    333 1 In the man from Tokyo with millions to offer MR. USHIROKU KIALA LUMPUR, Tuesday J^ TOP JapaiMte Foreign Ministry official flew in here today with authority to meet "more than half-way" the $160 million "blood debt" claim by Singapore and Ma lay a. But when Mr. Torao Ushiroku, director of
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    Sarawak's 23 for Parliament
    118 1 Sarawak's 23 for Parliament KUCHINO, Tuea. Sarawak's Council Negri today elected its members for the House of Representatives in Kuala Lumpur. Alliance Party nominees who were elected were: Temenggong Jugh Anak Baneng. Pengarah Banyanu. Penghulu Jinggut Anak Attan. Penghulu Francis Umpau Anak Empam. Sandom Anak Nyuak. Jonathan Bangau Anak Renang.
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    Mme. Nhu has more to say
    57 1 CHICAGO. Tues. Mmc Ngo Dlnh Nhu began her Chicago visit today with a promise that she would have something to say tomorrow about the U.B. cutback of aid to South Vietnam. This concerns the stopping of the US$3 million annual allowance for the Vietnamese
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    Lock icon . Ships detained
    31 1 Ships detained JAKARTA. Tues. The official news agency. Antara. said today that two ships without Indonesian papers or identification have been detained near Palene on suspicion they came from Malaysia —UPI.
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    Lock icon Buildings shook
    19 1 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. An earth tremor shook buildin«» and sent peopTe running into the street here today Reuier.
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    Big US airlift of rockets, missiles
    186 1 Big US airlift of rockets, missiles WASH] NGTON, Tues. The United Slates Army announced yesterday that additional modern artillery units, including n U c I c a i carrying missiles and rockets, ;i r e being sent to its ground forces in Europe and in the Pacific. The announcement said
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 FIRST JTT OF BIG LIFT' ARRIVES IN GERMANY FRANKFURT. Toes. The first C-135 Jet transport participating in exer-t-Nr "Big I-iff landed here this afternoon at Frankfurts Rhine-Main IS. Air Force base after a .VliOOmile flight from Texas. u.n.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon NO MORE PAY, U.S. TELLS DIEM's PAGODA WAR TROOPS
      312 2 SAIGON. Tuesday TMli United States informed the Vietnamese Government yesterday that it is cutting off its US$3 million anrfual allowance for the elite Special Forces which raided Buddhist pagodas until these units are sent back to combat duty. U.S. military support
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      Lock icon Diem 'smashes' new coup ring of students
      200 2 Diem 'smashes' new coup ring of students SAIGON, Tuesday. rrHE South Vietnam Government yesterday said it had smashed another student ring working to overthrow the government under Vietcong orders. The Government-control- r letnam press said the r of a group called the le of Free High School University Students of
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      Lock icon Hanoi jails five Diem spies
      32 2 HONG KONO. Tues A North Vietnam military court has sentenced five South Vietnamese to jail terms ranging from five to 19 years on charges of espionage. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 900-page report
      27 2 UNITED NATIONS. Tues The Special Committee on colonialism yesterday ended. two years of its work by approvu.v a 900-page report for the General Assembly. UPI-
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      Lock icon Martial law declared in Congo capital
      162 2 Martial law declared in Congo capital T EOPOLDVILLE, Tues. The Congolese Central Government last night declared martial law in the Leopoldville area. Announcing the government's decision. President Joseph Kasavubu (above), said the Defence Minister, Mr. Jerome Anany. had been appointed commissioner-gen-eral extraordinary. He would be assisted by the former Foreign
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      Lock icon Two killed in plane crash
      60 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. The State Department said it had been informed by the Pro-Com-munist Pathet Lao that two of three Americans whose transport plane was shot down In Laos last month were killed in the crash. The other American and four Laotian crew of the Diane
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      Lock icon Probe team off
      38 2 UNITED NATIONS. Tues.— A seven-man fact-finding mission set up by the General Assembly to look into the situation in Bouth Vietnam left New York last night for San Francisco on its way to Saigon.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Algeria 'went back on word'
      289 2 Algeria 'went back on word' Pact charge by Morocco TTNITED NATIONS, Tues. Morocco yesterday accused Algeria of going back on a confidential agreement on settlement of territorial questions between the two countries. The Moroccan Ambassador to the United Nations, Mr. Ahmed Talbl Benhima, also accused the United Arab Republic of
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      Lock icon Basutoland call for freedom
      60 2 MASERU (Easutoland). Tues. Basutoland. tho British territory embedded In the heart of South Africa, should have indetjendenre by 1965. a constitutional commission recommended last night. The commission, set up by the territory's National Council two years ago and composed of representatives of all main political parties.
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      Lock icon 'Halt Chiang moves in Laos' demand
      204 2 HONG KONG, Tuesday. CHINA has demanded that the Royal Laotian Government "take effective measures" to end all Chinese Nationalist activities on Laotian soil. Peking's demand, contained in a strongly-worded note handed by the Chinese Ambassador in Vientiane. Mr. Liv Chun, to the acting Foreign
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Through the curtain
      36 3 ESCHWEGE (Germany). Tues. —A 20-year-old East Oerman lathe operator slipped through the Iron Curtain yesterday by taking advantage of the excitement over the visit of Soviet cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin and Valentina Tereshkova.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Import duty down
      29 3 BRUSSELS, Tues.— The Common Market Commission has decided to reduce Import duties on frozen chickens by nine pfennigs a kilo (about a penny a lb.) Reuter.
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      HUNGER KILLS AS MANY AS FLORA: CASTRO
      62 3 HUNGER KILLS AS MANY AS FLORA: CASTRO MIAMI, Tuesday. PREMIER Fidel Castro said last night that "starvation killed as many people as the floods did" when Hurricane Flora hit once-rich Rte Province. dng to the nation by and television, Dr. said the flood waters ns unleashed by HurPlora were so
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      Death toll
      121 3 He said the known death toll from the storm is 1,157— all but 31 of them in easternmost Oriente. "But, of course, the actual tolWls even greater because many people are missing," he added. Dr. Castro said Hurricane Flora spread death and destruction over 62,978 square kilometers of
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      Lock icon Russians in the U.S. for $750 mil. wheat deal
      176 3 NEW YORK, Tuesday. A SOVIET trade delegation arrived in the United States yesterday to negotiate the purchase of up to US$25O ($750) million worth of wheat The four-man delegation, Including Mr. Bnlkolas Kuzmlnsky. chief of the Foreign Tradp Department of the
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      Lock icon Trygve Lie in hospital
      49 3 OSLO. Tuea- Mr. Trygve Lie. the first Secretary-General of the U.N.. was flown here from north Norway over the weekend and is now in hospital- He is 67 His illness has not been identified but lie is in the surgical department of the hospital Reuter.
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      Lock icon Summit ?—Timing vital, says Home
      670 3 Summit Timing vital, says Home LONDON, I ORD Home, Britain's new Prime Minister, told television viewers here last night that summit meetings might be useful from time to time "but timing is important." "Mr. Khrushchev and I had useful meetings the other day and the process of conciliation and negotiating
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      'Call me Mister' move sets family a -problem—
      257 3 'Call me Mister' move sets family a -problem— LONDON. Tues.— The decision of Lord Home, Britain's new Prime Minister, to renounce his titles so that he can enter the House of Commons poses special problems for his family as well a* himself. Lawyers are now tackling the problem of Lord
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      STEINBECK COLLECTS SOVIET ROYALTIES
      119 3 MOBCOW. Tues Novelist John Steinbeck said here that he had been able to collect royalties on the million -odd copies of hi^ work.-- that have been published In Russian over the years He did not specify tht amount cf the rQialtlo but said they were In
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      Lock icon Saved: 35 lives in bus—with eyes shut
      97 3 Saved: 35 lives in bus with eyes shut BONN. Tues. A Welsh housewife saved the lives of 34 British schoolchildren and her own when the driver of their army school bus slumped dead at the wheel on a busy German highway today. Mrs. Phyllis Andrews, 40--year-old wife of (pi John
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      Diana Churchill: An inquest
      43 3 LONDON. Tues— An Inquest will 'je held on Thursday into the death of Mrs- Diana Churchill. Sir Winston's eldest daughter, whose body was found during the weekend at her flat In London's West End. ft was announced last night—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Michael Foot in crash
      52 3 LONDON, Tues.— Mr. Michael Foot, Labour M.P., and his wife were taken to hospital yesterday after a car crash. Their condition was said to be "quite serious at the moment." Mr. Foot has chest and leg injuries, while his wife is suffering from pelvic and arm
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      Lock icon They hear the 'Voice*
      30 3 WASHINGTON. Tues The United States Information Agency today estimated that up to 10 million people in Communist countries listen daily to Voice of America broadcasts— Reuter.
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    Balance of power in the Assembly...
    150 4 THIS is the balance of power in Singapore's Legislative Assembly today with 37 members to the left, the Government side, and nine to the right, the Opposition. This picture, taken as the House got down to business yesterday, shows Mr. E.W. Barker in the
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    Bajau land boom: Barisan hits out
    280 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Barisan Sosialis today criticised the Singapore Government for taking no action over the Bajau land deal, Involving a reported $9 million for 1,024 acres of land in Jurong. The latest issue of Plebeian, the party's weekly publication, says: "The land has gone
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    DIVORCE FOR THREE IN HIGH COURT
    219 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'THREE people were granted a decree nisi by Mr Justice Tan Ah Tan in the High Court today DIVORCE NO. 1: A salesman. Sng Kong Beng. who married his wife. Li Yuk Jung, at the Marriage Registry here on Sept. 29, 1958.
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    MALAYSIA'S ECONOMIC 'BRIGHT SPOTS' IN SINGAPORE
    379 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fHE economic planning activities of the Singapore Government are the "bright spots" in the whole Malaysian region. This is the opinion of the leader of the U.S. marketing and development trade mission to Malaysia, Mr. Milton A. Berger after a weeklong investigation
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    'Alarming' rise in bike thefts
    93 4 'Alarming' rise in bike thefts SINGAPORE. Tues. Police have reported an "alarming" increase in bicycle thefts during the last two months- The average number of bicycles lost a week is 30 to 40. but last week 90 machines were reported stolen. The Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah today advised bicycle
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    16 Naval Base strikers are charged
    100 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Fifteen Naval Base strikers were charged in the Ninth Magistrates Court today with continuing to be members of an unlawful assembly which failed to disperse on a police order at, Canberra Road. Naval Base on the night of Oct. o. All pleaded
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    Talk on N-power
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The principal of the Singapore Polytechnic. Mr. A. Robert Edls. will give a public talk on "Nuclear power —possibilities and present limitations' at the Polytechnic's Main Lecture Theatre on Friday at 6.30 pin
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    Coin swindle: Taximan is jailed for two years
    140 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A "pirate taximan" offered a widow a job as an amah, took her for a ride and swindled her of $430 in a fictitious business deal, the Third Criminal District Court was told today. Madam Yeo Slew Guat. 60. of
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    308 4 THK following In today's nchedula of civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS B0AC: From London, Rome, Damascus, Baghdad, Karachi, Calcutta Rangoon (BA 720) 5.50 p.m. Japan Air Una*: From Tokyo, Hong Kong. Bangkok (JL 713) 6.30 p.m. Atr India From Sydney, Perth
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    'US and SE-Asia'
    41 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— Dr. J.M. van der Kroef, visiting American lecturer at Nanyang University, will give a talk on "United States and South-east Asia" at the New Lecture Theatre No. 2. University of Singapore, on Thursday at 8 p.m.
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    Elderly woman outwits young extortioner
    142 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Branpy Douglas. 19. unemployed, played right into the hands of a 53--year-old woman yesterday when he ordered her to hand him Sl5 "by hook or by crook." a court was told today. Senior Inspector T. S. Zain. prosecuting, said that Douglas had threatened
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    Now 1 women will burn Sock at their own rally
    182 5 Now 1 women will burn Sock at their own rally lOHORE BAHRU, Tues. J Puan Sharifah Rodziah, wife of the Malaysian Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will attend an all women Malaysian solidarity rally on the Johore Istana padang on Oct. 31. The rally will be preceeded by a procession
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    New dental clinic
    29 5 MALACCA. Tues. The Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Ohafar bin Uaba. yesterday opened a $17,000 dental clinic »or 5.000 people at Tanggah Batu. 13 miles from here.
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    BARKER CHOSEN SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
    577 5 SINGAPORE, Tv«« fHE first business session of the Singapore Legislative Assembly today began with the election of Mr. E. W. Barker, newly-elected Deputy Speaker, as the Speaker. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, who had proposed Mr. Barker, Member for Tanglin, as
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    FIVE MORE ARRESTED IN VILLAGE SWOOP
    120 5 I POH. Tues. Police have detained five fishermen, between the ages of 20 and 25, under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance in the fishing village of Kuala Kurau. on the north-west coast of Pcrak. This is the second swoop made by the police on
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    Barisan's three for Parliament
    185 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two of the Barisan Sosialis* new "elite" Nany a n g University Graduates are among their three representatives to the Malaysian Parliament. Leading the trio is the new leader of the Opposition, MR. LIM HUAN BOON scientist, linguist. one-time student leader, and assemblyman for
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    FEWER ENROL AT CHINESE SCHOOLS
    207 5 FEWER ENROL AT CHINESE SCHOOLS IPOH. Tuesday. 'FHERE has been a marked decrease in the enrol- ment of pupils for Chinese primary schools in Perak this year. I The reason Is a fear that newly -conforming secondary Chinese schools will not provide "similar opportunities" for secondary education as English schools.
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    Australian troops get tips on packing
    80 5 Australian troops get tips on packing SINGAPORE. Tues. a group of Australian troops in Singapore are mastering the technique of packaging military equipment for airdropping to troops. The course is being held at the RAF Seletar under British Army air support experts as part of a stepped-up Malaysian training programme.
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    Month's pay for building fund
    69 5 PENANG, Tues. The Penang branch of the Union of Postal Uniformed Staff received at a special general meeting at the weekend to start a fund for a building of their own. For a start, members have agreed to give one month's basic salary to launch
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    Teacher's room ransacked
    52 5 IPOH. Tues. Madam Chonu Kirn Voon. 62. a teacher, returned to her home in Pasir Pinji new village here yesterday afternoon to find that thieves had stolen $220 and a $15 mahjong set. She told the police that the back door had been forced open and her
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    'Premier' Boesta: It's news to Front
    140 5 'Premier' Boesta: It's news to Front KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Socialist Front today refuted a Jakarta statement that its 41-year-old leader, Inche Ahmad Boestamam. had been appointed "prime minister and defence minister of the Republic of Malaya." It said in a statement, that It was not aware of the existence
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    Passed on voice vote: Bill to pick 15 MPs
    811 6 First Assembly meeting after the polls R«port«r»: JACKIE SAM. CHIA POTEIK and R. CHANDRAN SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Singapore (Elections t 0 the House of Representatives) Bill was passed on a voice vote in the Legislative Assembly here this after noon-a I
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    Ong Eng Guan decides to back Bill-after criticising Govt
    903 6 MR. rONC SIP CHtE (PAPStamford), Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Culture, said that the Barisan Sosialia contended that the general election was unfair and undemocratic but were not Barisan members also elected in the same election? MB. ONG ENG GUAN
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    I Lee: We're generous
    50 6 IN committee, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said the Government had generously offered the Barisan Sosialis the opportunity to nominate three MPs. whereas in Sarawak and Sabah "the winner takes all." He was opposing an amendment to increase the number of Barisan MPs from three to four.
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    Lee to the Barisan: $750,000 if you want new showdown
    562 6 I seriously urge them to r«tnink and reappraise the position," he added. Defence, security, foreign affairs, confrontttlon and denunciations of the movement of troops to Sarawak all these matters now belonged In Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Lee said He added: "We
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    FIRST ASSEMBLY FOR NEWMINISTERS
    69 7 o I N C A P ORE'S three new Ministers arriving for the Legislative Assembly meet ing yesterday. From left: Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, Minister for Labour; Mr. Lim Kirn. San, Minister for National Development; and Inche oth m n Wok, Minister fot Home Affairs. Mr.
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    'Double your money' fraud: Jail for four
    231 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. INSURANCE supervisor, S. Sothinathan, 24, was sentenced to nine months' jail by the Sessions Court today for cheating a tapper by inducing him to give him $7,000 in exchange for $14,000 in counterfeit money. Three others, V. Rajaratnam, 43, chief
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    Lightning strike hits firm
    67 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. About 40 workers of the Amoy Canning Corporation Ltd. in Bukit Timah Road today downed tools in a lightning strike. A spokesman for the management said that no notice of the strike had been given. "We were caught by surprise," he said. The spokesman
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    Students here for 'contacts'
    49 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Six young German high school and university students are now in Singapore to establish closer contacts between German and Singapore students. They will meet students from the University of Singapore and Nanyang University to discuss a university-student exchange programme for the two countries.
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    Teacher off to study nursing
    47 7 BATU PAHAT. Tues. Miss I Ng Lian Neo. 19. a teacher at the Sekolah Dato Bentara Luar, left today lor Australia on a Colombo Plr.n scholarship to study nursing. She has represented Johore schools at athletic meetings and has won many trophies.
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    ITC praised for its 'fine job'
    202 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The International Tin Council had done a "fine job" despite many difficulties encountered in the past year. Members of the Miners Association of Selangor, Negrl Sembilan and Pahang were told this today by their president. Mr. Tan Seng Kee. 'Very stable'
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    SELF-DEFENCE LEADERS
    88 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. was today elected the first president of the Tae Kwon Do Association of Malaysia. The association Is for the promotion of tfie Korean art of self-defence Vice-presidents are Mr. Cheah Theam Swee. the Assistant Minister
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    BOY AND SISTER KILLED IN CRASH
    76 7 BOY AND SISTER KILLED IN CRASH KUALA KANGSAR. Tue» A brother and sister were killed in an accident on the Taiping Road here yesterday afternoon. The sister. A. Kalianl, 10. was killed on the spot. Her brother. Aramugam. 9. died In hospital six hours after the accident. They were said
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    New fire station
    32 7 MUAR, Tues. The Johore Government is to build a new 51. 6 million fire station at Jalan Salleh here. It will be equipped with the latest fire fighting equipment.
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    Gunboat 10 beat two with shoes
    219 8 Gunboat 10 beat two with shoes From VAN PENG CHOON; Batu Pahat, Tuesday •JTEN armed Indonesians released a motorboat which they had seized in the Straits of Malacca after hitting the crew of two with shoes. The incident which occurred on Sunday off the coastal village of Kampong Minyak Beku,
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    Property worth Sim to go under the —hammer
    211 8 Property worth Sim to go under the —hammer- KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Eu Properties (Selangor) Ltd. are to go into voluntary liquidation. Their assets, land and shophouses in the town centre and two vacant lots in Seremban. will be auctioned. They are believed to be worth more than $1 million. Most
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    C.P.A. dinner
    29 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Turn. The Federation Rubber Trade Association will give a dinner In honour of the delegates attending the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association on Thursday at Hotel Merlin.
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    More aid for fire victims
    50 8 KAMPAR, Tues. The State Welfare Committee today presented a cheque for (5,000 to the Kampar District Welfare Committee as "further relief" for the recent bazaar fire victims here. The presentation was made by the State Welfare Committee chairman. Raja Shahriman bin Raja Abdul Ha mid
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    More detained
    28 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. Police detained four men under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance and screened 437 people during anti-secret society raids la the past 24 hours
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    MCA WANTS AN ASST. EDUCATION MINISTER
    123 8 HIIKH MOMAMED KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Malayan Ch i ne se Association's education sub-commit-tee met today and decided to ask for the appointment of an Assistant Minister of Education. This was one of several resolutions adopted at the meeting which was presided over by
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    Arbitration will resume hearing
    71 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Industrial Arbitration Court will resume hearing of the wage dispute between the Postal and Telecoms Department and the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees on Oct. 31. On Nov. 4 the court will resume hearing of a dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile
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    Sheikh welcomes Muslim bloc proposal
    167 8 Sheikh welcomes Muslim bloc proposal KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The secretary-general of the World Muslim League in Mecca. Sheikh "Nonamed Sourour Al-Sabnan, today welcomed Tengku Abdul Rahman's idea of a Muslim Commonwealth of Nations. Sheikh Mohamed Sourour was passing through Kuala Lumpur on his way home after an official visit to
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    Start of cheap homes project
    69 8 IPOH. Tues. The Minister of the Interior, Da to (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, will lay the foundation svone of Sungel Part Towers, the $2 million Municipal Council's low-cost housing project on a nine-acre plot off Gurudwara Road, on Nov. 5. The Federal Government
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    Bus inspector wins title
    46 8 KLUANG. Tues.— A 26-year-ol<J bus inspector, Yap Meng Loon, won the "Mr. Southern Malaya" title al the Diamond Jubilee Hall, here la.tt night. The runner-up was Mohamed Akip bin Ibrahim. 24. of Kluang, and third was Liang Hwa Chal. 25. of Muar.
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    $837 MORE FOR 'DISASTER'
    218 8 Kuala Lumpur, Tues ANOTHER $837.50 was received today by the Civil Disaster Fund for the Cheras flood victims, bringing the total to $156,765. The day's biggest single donation of $200 came from "Anonymous" of Kuala Lumpur. In addition, the Straits Times here received $823.80, raising its
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    Thousands flock to palace installation ceremony
    227 9 Thousands flock to palace installation ceremony KUALA KANGSAR, Tues. Thousands of people flocked today to the Istana Iskandaria here for a look at the palace and the throne room in which the installation ceremonies of the Sultan and Raja Perempuan of Perak will be held this weekend. The Sultan, who
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    MCA officials elected
    79 9 MALACCA. Tues. —A State As- i MMiiblyman. Dato Tan Cheng Swee. I \va* re-elected chairman of the j Malacca MCA at the association's bi-annual delegates' conference i held here. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, was made patron Others elected were: Vice-chair-men: Messrs. Tan Nal
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    Tengku no danger to anybody: Nash
    248 9 SINGAPORE. Tues 4 FORMER New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Walter Nash, today brushed aside the Indonesian Governments claims that Malaysia was a threat to the republic. "Indonesia has 100 million people and I cannot see anything in the present situation in this area from
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    'Nuepacs—a more dynamic Cuepacs' move by union
    463 9 'Nuepacs—a more dynamic Cuepacs' move by union 'TIME IS RIPE FOR ACTION' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. PROPOSAL to re-organise the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services into a "dynamic organisation" is to* be discussed at the congress convention here this weekend. In a paper submitted for
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    Found hanging
    36 9 MALACCA. Tues. A 43-year-old housewife, Yeoh Ting Eng, who arrived here from China only two days ago. was found hanging from a tree this morning in the compound of her house at Lorong Paniane.
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    Girl, 8, missing from home
    44 9 PENANG. rue*. An eigln-pear-old girl. S. Banatn.ithi- MM reported missing from her home in Penang Road last night. The girl's mother. Madam Alagamal. 23. said she last saw Banamathi before the girl left for school at about noon yesterday-
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    Woman fined for twin crash
    69 9 TAIPING- Tues A housewife. Che Gayu binte Omar, 38. who pleaded guilty to driving 1 without due care and attention. was lined $35 in the magistrates court here yesterday. Inspector S- E. Nathan said Che Gaya was driving her car on Oct 10 at 1.15
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    VISITING NEW ZEALAND M.P. ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
    98 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. New Zealand's Education Minister. Mr. W. B. TeniTent (above), who is leading his country's delega- tion to the ninth Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference here, was admitted to the Lady Tempter Hospital last night following a "mild heart attack." This morning.
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    WEEKEND FUNCTIONS TO MARK BALACLAVA
    126 9 IPOH. Tues. The Queens Royal Irish Hussars Band here will commemorate the j Battle of Balaclava with a weekend of celebrations including a parade, a church service and sports The highlight of the celebrations will be a cere- monial parade on Friday > at 8.30
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    Aussie MP here before ... as a soldier
    161 9 Aussie MP here before as a soldier KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. Keith Hooper, who served with the Australian Army in Malaya in World War 11, is back again as a Member of Parliament. Mr. Hooper. 44. who represents a Queensland constituency, arrived on Sunday for the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    50 10 LEE CHENG CHEE Formerly of ■hell Co (Spore) Ltd. passed away peacefully on 22-10-63. Cortege trill leave Singapore Casket on 24-10-63 at 2 pra CABLE REOEIVED of death of Mrs. Kanthappou. Karalnagar. Ceylon. tr.oUier of K. ArumuKam. Pirtt Buntar aj>4 K. Ponnambalam, Jawl Kstate, s ingel Bakap on 20-lu-M
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    62 10 GRATEFUL A (INCERK thank* to R! Jude for favours granted Immediately an! unatintlngl* BM. MR. WONG PENG CHOONO and for tn.ir kind attendance, wreaths, donatloos and loan of cars In their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. E.D. Ha* thank all tho.-e who attended toe funeral on
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    IN MEMORIAM
    51 10 ill H,,,«V» -HI (Him mil ml IN MEMORY OF our beloved mother, NMin Usj Vet Uag departed B/M/VL, Sadly missed but oot forgotten. IN TREASURED MEMORY of Mr*. Toh Ab Kan nee Madam Ong Kirn Khenx who left us two Tear* ago. •J.MO-11 Sadly missed by husband .nd
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    105 10 WHY PUT UP with unpleasant .11 enjoy fresh. ■ematHSßMttlsaJ air with Airwick. At Lending stores. RVVITA CRISPBREAD rich In Vitamins .in.i n'.itKTtl* pnrtnularly calcium. phosphoroMi :md Iron Is specially recommended by doctors for expectant mot hers SPIRELLA mide to measure bra*. Sirdles. ccn-.ts. ««imsiim for personal flftinßs nd private
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      Missive To Moscow
      652 10 I Peking's onslaught on Russian racism is of rather more importance than the failure of the latest bid to seat Com- munist China in the United Nations. It was unexpected. Some of the Kremliriologists had begun to explain why an armistice in this vicious verbal i war
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      Uneasy Truce
      415 10 A de facto ceasefire exists on the Algerian-Moroccan border, but it is am yet a tenuous affair. Moroccan forces are still pouring into the rejcently captured frontier posts of Hassi Beida and Tindjoub, I while the Algerian build-up is likewise continuing. Until I there is agreement on a
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      Drought Deficit
      158 10 The recent Malacca drought has knocked a substantial hole in the Municipal Council's budget. The waiving of water charges ior the four months when the taps gave forth a sedimented and undrinkable supply, has meant a revenue loss of $120,000, while an extrt. $200,000 has had to be
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    LAOS: Premier expects fighting again
    337 10 LAOS: Premier expects fighting again by John Stirling LONDON. Tues. Prince Souvanna Phouma. Prime Minister of Laos, said in London last week that be expected a central offensive by the pro-Commu-nist Pathet Lao forces before the end of the year. "The offensive will probably be launched in the Plain of
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    Power and the man at No. 1O
    945 10  - Power and the man at No. 1O ROBERT McKENZIE AS DOWNING STREET GETS A SURPRISE NEW OCCUPANT... by WHO on January 1 of this year could have predicted that both major parties in Britain would choose new Leaders before the year was out? me year was ouir W h o
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      21 10 I THINK it is most unfair that candidates offering H.S.C. Malay at principal level have first to pass an
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      126 10 oral test before they are allowed to sit for the written paper. If the aim of an oral test Is to assess the candidate's proficiency then it should be dropped, for it does not mean that a candidate who fails his oral test is not fit to sit for
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      The birds
      257 10 HAVING recently returned from leave I have been struck by the tremendous Increase In insect life, particularly grasshoppers and lady birds, and the almost complete absence of birds which, in my garden were previously most prolific. While the increase in Insects is probably to a great extent due
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      168 10 I THINK it is time the Housing Board did away with the rule that forbids dogs to be kept in Housing Board flats as they are not conducive to the •cleanliness of the property. I have owned a dog for the past year. My dog is never out
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    Doctor and the stork that keeps no office hours
    327 11 Doctor and the stork that keeps no office hours SINGAPORE, Tues.— The acting Deputy Director of Medical Services, Dr. K. Kanagaratnam, told the Industrial Arbitration Court today that "the stork is no respecter of office hours or rest days or public holidays.' "When it has made up its mind to
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    Company chief fined
    33 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The managing director of Thin Fook Chan Ltd.. Tham Kee Soo. was fined $250 in the magistrate's court for failing to submit income tax rrturns this year.
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    SF takes local council seat
    69 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A Socialist Front candidate. Mr Yong Yin Soon, has been returned to the Kampong Ptndah ward of the Cheras Local Council by-election, beating an Alliance candidate. Mr. Gian Pone Chun, by nine votes. Mr. Kong obtained 84 votes. The seat was made
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    Vigilante unit to counter Indonesian sea threat
    237 11 From CHONG CHEE SEONG: Muar, Tuesday VIGILANTE corps is being organised here to counter the threat of Indonesian invasion from the sea. The organisation, to be called the Muar Coastal Defence Guard, will mobilise all able-bodied men living along the coast near Muar.
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    ON-OFF RALLY IS ON AGAIN IN SINGAPORE
    206 11 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Malaysia Solidarity Committee, which a few days ago cancelled an anti-Indonesian rally, is now planning another rally but under a different organising committee. The new team, which plans to hold the rally at 3 p.m. on Saturday at the vacant lot
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    29 call off strike, then told: No jobs
    144 11 29 call off strike, then told: No jobs SINGAPORE, Tues. •3 The 29 employees of Fraser and Co., stock and share brokers in Union Building, who called off their seven months' strike yesterday, have lost their Jobs. The management, when asked if they would befaken back, said today: "We could
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    8 Assemblymen back from tour
    45 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Eight Selarmor Sta;e Assemblymen returned yesterday after a three-week study tour of India, Pakistan, Burma and Thailand. The tour. sponsored by the State Government, was led by Inche Abdul Aziz bin Hall Mohamed All, State Financial Secretary.
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    300 women pickets? Only 246 are eligible: —Nayy—
    223 11 300 women pickets? Only 246 are eligible: Nayy SINGAPORE, Tues. The Admiralty today said it had only 246 women employees eligible to Join the Naval Base Labour Union. The union said yesterday that 300 women turned up in the morning to Join their menfolk to persuade nonstrikers to stop work.
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    Satu hits out at ICFTU as 'a US hired tool*
    155 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Association of Trade Unions today hit out at the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions as "a hired tool of the American Imperialists." The Satu commenting on the ICFTU 'B tribute to worker* here for not
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    Stamp exhibition
    30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minuter of Education. Haji Abdul Hamld Khan, will declare open the tenth Selpngor stamp exhibition at the British Council Hall here on Oct. SI.
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    Not quite the same as in Grandpa's time...
    120 11 Not quite the same as in Grandpa's time /GRANDPA would never lj believe it. but this leecy show is the ancient "Tari Teruna dan Dara" (Boy and Girl Dance) of his youth Tbe two sir Is arc showing one of the traditional dances adapted to modern choreography for a variety
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    Thin-wire gang took the piggy-bank too
    189 11 pENANG, Tues.— Four youths armed with daggers held up an 84--year-old woman and her servant, and escaped with about $4,000 worth of jewellery from a teacher's quarters in Free School Road today. The youths tied up Madam Quah Kuan Leong and her servant with
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    $104 for widow Hasnah
    48 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Straits Times here today received $104.68 from "Persatuan Kebangsaan Pelajar2 Islam P.T.M." Singapore, for Che Hasnah blnte Taib. widow of a Radio Malaya comedian who was killed in a road accident last month, bringing the total collected In Singapore to $1,153.29.
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    REBEL GIVES UP—IN A TAXI
    102 11 REBEL GIVES UP— IN A TAXI KUALA BELAIT, Tues A rebel who has remained hidden since December last year travelled by taxi to Seria police station last night and gave himself up to a sergeant on duty. He is Omar bin Tamln, a member of Party Rakyat in Brunei Town.
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    Tengku attends Frees' dinner
    48 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tencku Abdul Rahman attended a dinner-meeting of the Selangor branch of the Penang Free School Old Boys' Association here last night. The Tengku is an old boy of the school. Dr. Ooi Kent; Sena was re elected presifent of the branch.
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    Swear on the Koran? 'No' says Razak –
    153 12 Swear on the Koran? 'No' says Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tun Abdul Razak today rebuked Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, leader of the National Convention Party, for challenging him to swear on the Koran. He flatly rejected Inche Aziz's challenge to take such an oath at Kampong Banru mosque on
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    Taiping Poppy Day organiser
    59 12 TAIPING. Tues. Toh Puan Zainon Marium. wife of the District Officer. Larut and Mutang. has been appointed organiser and chairman of the Taiping District Poppy Day Apeal Fund committee. The drive to raise funds will commence from Nov. 2 with sales of poppies, car stickers, and
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    Patriotic Fund still growing
    46 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Another $356.89 was received by flic Straits Times today for the National Patriotic Fund, bringing its total to $143,310. Donations came from: Kesatuan Pekerja2 Perbandaraan, Malacca, $86, Sekolah Laki2 Taiping. $20: Dr. Mnk Ting Sum, Kuala Lum- '> pur. $250.
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    Retirement on abolition of post is 'not sack'
    259 12 PENANG. Tuesday. JJETIREMENT of an officer following the abolition of his post would not amount to dismissal, the State Legal Adviser, Wan Suleiman bin Pawan Teh, submitted in the High Court here today. to* a dismissal, then en given an opportunity "If
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    LAWS CAN'T STOP VICE, SAYS STATE SPEAKER
    107 12 LAWS CAN'T STOP VICE, SAYS STATE SPEAKER PENANG, Tues. —No amount of legislation could bring an end to prostitution in Penan*?, Haji Suleiman bin Haji Ahmad, Speaker of the Penang State Assembly, said today. "I am rather surprised that people have been asking the State Religious Council to promulgate laws
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    155 12 31 'human shield' witnesses to tell of gun battle KUALA BELAIT. Tups. Thirtyone men who were used as a "human shield" by rebels in their abortive attempt last December to take Panaga police station in the oil town of Seria will tell their story in the Kuala Belait Coroner's Court
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    Maphilindo plan for youth talks
    43 12 PENANG Tues.— Leaders of the Penang Malay Patriotio Youth Organisation met in Jelutong last, night and decided to sponsor a "Maphilindo youth conference An organising committee was formed to prepare for the conference to be held in Penang.
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    'Too many changes hurt the school'
    173 12 PENANG, Thursday. A MEMBER of the board of governors of the xx Penang Free School. Mr. Tan Chong Bee, suggested last night that the old boys' association should consider a resolution to ask the Ministry of Education to refrain from changing the headmaster and
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    $200, radio stolen from millionaire
    84 12 PENANG. Tues. Burglars broke into a millionaire's mansion in Northam Road yesterday but they took only $200 and a transistor radio set. Mr. Ng Sui Cam. a former president of the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce, told police that he was awakened about 345 a.m.
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      254 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS S. Rising composer with an 1. When 22 across cam* over < fis? taX Une ta fnrnl^ lln i 10. Glory™ piui is traced by the Positional change for the rifDen (10) K (10). 11. What 12 became In 1 (4). U 14 pSft yI 0
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      Lock icon Peking gets another *no in the U.N.
      159 13 Peking gets another *no in the U.N. UNITED NATIONS. Tues. Communist China yesterday was barred from the United Nations for at least another year in a General Assembly vote that displayed widely divergent viewpoints among geopolitical groups. India, whose seething border differences with Peking have threatened the peace of Asia,
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      DE GAULLE CONSIDERS RECOGNISING CHINA
      64 13 PARIS, Tues. President De Qaalle Is seriously considering the Idea of recognising Communist China, reliable French sources said last night. He may establish normal diplomatic relations with Peking, if he can do so and stUl maintain relations with the Chinese Nationalists on Formosa. the sources
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      Lock icon Racialism a la Moscow
      503 13 PEKING BLASTS NIKITA AS INHERITING LEGACY OF WILHELM II WITH HIS YELLOW PERIL CRY jpHE Chinese Communist Party today broke a 26-day silence in its dispute with the Soviet Union by accusing the Soviet Party and Mr. Khrushchev of propagating white racism and being 'apologists for
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      WINSTON (MINUS CIGAR) HOME AFTER HOSPITAL VISIT TO WIFE
      64 13 WINSTON (MINUS CIGAR) HOME AFTER HOSPITAL VISIT TO WIFE gIR Winston Churchill arriving at his home in Hyde Park Gate, London, after visiting his wife in West minster Hospital. Lady Churchill, 78, was admitted to the hospital early last week for a checkup. This picture was taken two days before
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      'Park was so unfair' charge
      143 13 OEOUL, Tues. A six-party oppo- sition "Joint Struggle Committee for Fair Elections" yesterday charged that last week's presidential election was unfair because of preelection irregularities by the party of President-elect Park Chung Hee. The committee said In a statement Issued to newsmen: PARK'S Democratic Republican
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      119 13 INDIA yesterday called upon Britain and the United States to give the world a lead in imposing a blanket boycott on trade with South Africa. Mr. Asoka Mehta told the special political committee that only the firmest sanctions sternly l UNITED NATIONS. Tues. i I taken
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      219 13 Indonesia: MiGs will intercept all foreign —aircraft— JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia's MIO Jetfighters will intercept to establish identity any foreign aircraft flying over Indonesian territory, it was announced here yesterday. An Air Force spokesman said that if the aircraft was a civilian one with flying rights over Indonesia, it would be
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      Brown in U.S.
      35 13 NEW YORK. Tues. Mr. George Brown, deputy leader of the British Labour Party, arrived here yesterday from London for an address in Chicago and brief meetings with U.S. official! in Washingtin.— U.P.l.
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      28 13 LONDON. Tues. BOAC cut its losses to £12.2 million in tb« last financial year and hopes for an operating profit in the current year. U.P.I
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      828 14 (Continued from fmam 10) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wtrda St (Min.)— Box St et*. txtrm WANTED two Junior Typists by Lawyer's Firm. Apply Box A 6244 S.T., Spore. WANTED: Junior Lady Stenographer, office experience essential. Apply with full particulars to Box A 6237 8.T., Spore. WANTED Ambrtleus maw new a member
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      952 14 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* SS (Min.)— Box Stet*. mxtrm HOUSE AMAH most know bow to wait at table. No children no washing. Upper Holland Road near Buklt Tlmah. Tel: (Spore) *****. HOUSEKEEPER REQUIRED. Experienced preferably European, for leadIng Singapore Hotel. Write giving full details of background to Post Box 828,
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      1023 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Wtrd* UJJUim.) Box It eta, mxtrm RO*M TO LIT at Sennett Estate. Suitable for student or single. Please Phone IS pore *****. ONI AIRY ROOM To Let Chinese bachelor/couple without children wltb telephone, at 20 Lorong 15 B'porc 14. TO LIT: 3 bedroom eeaslde bungalow. District 13.
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      981 14 EDUCATION tt Wtrda U (Mlm., Bam It Ha. mmtrm REGISTER NOW I BacrstßrtSl. mis grapby. Bookkeeping, AocounUng, Typewriting, shorthand (Theory/ Bpeed), English: Starting November: Raja's College (Glan Singh's 2nd floor) 9550S (Spore). FEDERAL COLLEGE (Correspondence) offers Systematic Home-Study Courses in Languages, Mathematical BdeAce tor L.C.E., Q.T.. X.M.C.. 0.8.C. H.B.C exams.
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      851 14 SHOPS TO LET tt Wtrda St (Mlauy—ama tt eta, mmtrm LADIES BEAUTY SALON Cor rental folly equipped with living accommodation at Serangoon Garden. Interested party please apply Box A 6247 S.T., Spore. FOR HIRE tt Word* SI (MU.)— Box tt Ha. txtrm AUTO RENTAL i;-Drlvc from $15.00 Dally, 170.00 Weekly.
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      989 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wtrd* SI (mHau>—3*m It eta, mmtrm PIAT 1880 April IMS Watte, lamrance April 1884. Excellent condition. View Raffles Place car park. Talephone Chow (Spore) *****. Mo Dealer*. itXtt MINI SUPER, Mini Minor, 1989 F/Consul. 1957 M.O Magnette. 19S8 M/Oxford. Standard Tern, 1955 Volkswagen. F/Anglla, 245 Middle
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      857 14 FOR SALE %t Wmrmatt (Mlm.) J— tt Ha. mmtrm •ATIK MUU-MUUS tt SU/- MmrXrie'e nilirln— s. 280 Orchard Boad. (Dear Prince's). B'pore. GRAND MOUCTIONI Nmr before Big Varieties la Textiles Oarmeols. Visit 76, Arab Bti«et. B'pore. XXXIII REMOVAL SALI! 10.000 Household Items All Must Be Cleared! CCC Junk Store "The
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      930 14 ORCHIDS tt Word* St (Mm.i—Box St ct*. txtrm TERETE SEMI-TERETE Vanda Hybrids, James storlel, and some pot plants for sale, also tree-house. Phone after 8 p-m. (Spore) *****. MISCELLANEOUS tt Word* St (MtM.}—Box tt et*. txtrm UNITY U our Watchword read Berita Hartan and be up-to-date with what you are
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      1284 15 WM the eAC eines I B£N&ZIN£ I HHO*PO«€ BMiA,i\uttm»*jmmmnyj* > mjiaiio ataVa*WaVW WaTTJnT B^^^j^^pj mo««7«>i tmom-— momtm >f wo>*~*~, [X PRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. SAILINGS TO GENOA, IE HAVRE, HAMBURG, IREMEN, ANTWERP IOTTtRCAM, AMSTEROAM, OSLO, GOTHENtURG AND COPtNRAGEN. P. S'kaa Penan* "FAUTRIA" I) 1.48-41/24 Oct 25/27
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      1375 15 If n a now L'aaal. Havrt, IratMt, R'otat BENVORLICH (H) NW L Ha, A-.er*. ROW) ll Pt Oct 21 Oct 31/ 1 BINURIC tE.I*J L'P**LV H»«i Hill. I'OM) Oct 21 Nn iNn 3 7 RENLOMON* (T.U L'lM, Hburg, Antwiin Oct 21/ S NM V I lENCRUACHAN I H'turf M'br* 6'moiftk
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      1308 15 feMcAUSTER R tSc CO., LTD. W. CLLXRMAN UMB tk KLAVENESS LIMB LONDON, NAMBINM. RtniROAM, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, ■UVUT WIU MINUSBBBItti SEATTLE. VANCOUVER I PORTLAND Cm OF WELLINGTON- ""J.'.T.cJ" 1 1 %m Score f Shan Pining BONNEVILLE 15,21 Oct 28 Bet/ 1 Nn taiU S'pori P. S ham I mang
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    121 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. INDUSTRIALS' firm trend continued. Sugar Btacka featured with strong rises following a further sharp rise in the London sugar price. Colonial Sugar moved up Is. 6d. to 745. However, some other key stocks lost ground including B.H.P. down j 6d. to 61s. 6d. Oils and basr
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    287 16 SHIPS lying alengsMle trie llngaaore wharves teday are: TJimenteng 43, Siaoe 21/22. Kin Tung 6A. Ceylon 33/34. Kenlngau la. Tong Klan N.W. 1. Eaatern Rover 33/36, Bantam 47. Lloyd Bakke 4/6, Houunan 13/14, Rajula 27/28, Auby N.W. 4. Elpenor 13/14. State of Assam 46, Eastern Mum 29/30,
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    RUBBER PRICES
    257 16 NOVEMBER first grade rubber buyare fob. oleted at S p.m. in Slngapers and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 7O| cents per lb. up a quarter or a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. The tone waa inactive. r.a s and FMR E. aiexng arise* In cents per
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    189 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) October 22. Three montha. INDUSTRIALS Dunlops 20 eta. M. Cement 18 cts. E. Smelters 20 eta. McAllster 14 eta. Ksso 21 eta. Robinson 11 eta. Fed. Dls. 15 cts. C. Storage 4«d. y tt N. 18 cts. Rothmana 13 eta. Gammons 10 cts. S. Land 6
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    FIFTH PUBLIC PROPERTY OFFER TO MALAYANS
    643 16 From Our Market Correspondent MALAYANS will soon have a further opportunity to invest their money in yet another land and property development company. This new company is City Developments Ltd. which was registered in September and towards the end of the month will offer
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stock Indicra Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Industrials: 118.31 118.67 Tins: 112.33 113.09 S rubbers: 109.57 109.49 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    * MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE *
    815 16 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded B»u»t«id (1.000) 5 central Pr»p. J1.30 SL, J1.31 '(7 000) (1.30. (99.000) 51.31, «1 32: DunlM* (7,000) $2.44 (8,000) 12.43. (1.000) $2.45. (1.000) S2A9.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 October 22. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 70S cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $472.25 (up 52.62J). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (unchanged).
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    136 16 TMK Malayan Bxatianga aanka' Amantian made these cbaacca la lta ratca to merchant* yaaunuy (all ratra to $100): New Vark: tmytnc TT 32 13/ I*. airmail OD 32 15/16, 00 d'lt 33i credit bills, 331 trad* bills. Canada: buying TT 35 7/16. airmail OD 35 B/IS. BO d/at
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    Tin price gains $2.62J: Thin trading in rubber
    444 16 STRAITS tin after its Saturday and Monday drops rallied by $2.62 i to $472.25 per picul yesterday following the better overnight London market. The estimated offer !ng wa.s unchanged at 240 tons. left hand corner. In London on Monday tin prices were
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    63 16 /"■HINB.SB. Produca ticn.n.a, lingaa»ra men pricti *«r piaul yesterday: Ccanut all: unquoted; Ctira: unquoted Pa»par: Muntok white |147| wllcra. Barmwak Khltc $145 Mllrra. special Harmwak black SI 10 Mllrra. jmrbled Lampons; black SHU wllara. ABTA |IZ2t nrllcr* liniapara Caaanut Oil kTilltrc Aisacutian »rla«a: bulk $52 nellera. drum tM
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      870 16 ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CATHAY" Deports: Penang 10th November 1963 Singapore 13th November 1963 For Hortfl Kong 17th/ 19th November, Japan 23rd/27th November, Hong Kong lst/4th December Returne Singapore Bth Pacaewbar 1963 Penang 11th DaeßW>ar 1963 Faras From: Penang from $1,089.00 Singapore from $1,046.00 FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Apply
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      332 16 T&d/Mhjj rAR EASI uSA.. CANADA SERVICE: Accaatiag Carge FanHHifai. St. Ilka, N.1., Maatreal. Oeeecc, Tlree Ruerj, Haanltea. lereete, biste.i. N. Tark. Baitiatara. Pkiiaaai»*ia. NarMk. Ckarlestaa. Cestrai aa* laatt Aaenca «iU traaaaipaaaL S'pora P. 9'nam Penani Genoa Hautu Boston N Torn Baltimore I* Pert Sails leu Maank 24 Bet 21 Nwr
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      820 17 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that I. Phang Hei ol No. 47 Main Road. Papan have applied tor a retail liquor licence for period Ist January to 31st June 1964 m respect of premises No. 47 Main Road. Papan and that her application will be heard in the next meeting
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      602 17 CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbrokers.) Unredeemed Pledged Goods and j Jewellery from the following Pawnbrokers' Shops. No. 135 New Bridge Road, Lam i Joon Siong (Chop Se-n Foh). No. 255 South Bridge Road. Ho Van Kee (Chop Heng FaU) Yong Kee. No. 287 South Bridge Road. Scow Kian (Chop Nam Cheong). No.
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      993 17 I COMPANY MEETING SOUTHERN KINTA CONSOLIDATED OUTPUT AND SALES fttl MAINTAINED The 29th Annual General Meeting of Southern Klnta Consolidated. Limited will be held on November 7 at 55-61 Moorgate. I London. E.C.2. The following is an extract from the Statement by the Chairman. Sir Douglas Waring, C.8.E.. which has
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      700 17 NOTICES NOTICE I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN j that Mr. M.S. Manlam alias M. 1 Subramaniam is no more an agent 1 ji the American International Assurance Company, Limited and thai he is no longer authorised to transact any business or collect premiums on behalf of the Company. Dated this
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      802 17 NOTICES CITY AND GUILDS OF LONDON INSTITUTE EXAMINATIONS, MAY AND I JUNE. 1964. Entries for the above examlnatlons will close at State Education Offices In the Federation of Malaya on 28th December, 1963. Candidates should apply to the Chief Education Officers of the State of Residence for entry forms enclosing
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      857 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA requires a gardener for the Departr I ment of Botany to look after the garden and experimental greeni houses. Applicants should have a certificate of the School of Agriculture. Serdang. or should provide evidence of a number of years ex- > perience in Horticulture. Agriculture
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      657 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received up to 3 p.m. on Thursday the 31st October, 1963. by the Head, Malayan Film Unit, for supply during 1964 of the following types of Cinematographic Stores. (1) Projector Carbons (2) Photographic Chemicals (3) Sounth Magnetic Tape (4) Sound Magnetic Film (5) Plastic
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      424 17 TENDERS PENANG J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from registered J.K R. Contractors in Class "Ex" and above (Works) will be received at the office of the Jurutera Kerja. J.K.R., Pulau Pinang up to 12 noon on the 2fi:h October. 1963 for the PROPOSED MIDWIFES UNITS AT (a I PERMATANQ DAMAR LAUT.
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    Rasiah scores
    44 18 IPOH, Tues. Klnta Indiana opened their Lin Cup campaign today with a 1-0 victory over Cheng Wan at Stadium Perak here. Playing determined football throughout. Kinta thoroughly deserved their win. The all-im-portant goal wns scored by in-side-left Rasiah In the 25th minute.
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    Malaysia selectors recall 'old reliables'
    390 18  -  NORMAN SIEBEL: by Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday fHE FAM selectors, meeting tonight to name 16 players for centralised training for Malaysia's second leg match against Thailand at Bangkok on Nov. 16, made changes which bring hope anew after the disappointment of the 1-1 draw in the
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    169 18 CHARITY MATCH MALAYSIAN POLICE 4 SELANCOR MALAYS 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. |i|ALAYSIAN Police today served notice of their T1 determination to win the King's Cup on Saturday by edging Selangor Malays in a seven-goal thriller at Princes Road, i The charity, soccer match. which raised about
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    70 18 SOCCIK Penan* Div. I: Til chers final: Lenggeng 1 TMS 0. Bimgah Rangers 1 I.A. 0. Inter-district: Kuala Pllah 3 Port Dlckson 2 (at Seremban). Rank HOCKEY Old Frees 4 Present trophy: Victoria Inst 1 St. Johns Frees 1 iAt Penan?). Bentonc Ue: Inst .JL™ mU vit Teachers
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    SOCCER Stefano to lead Rest of the World'
    154 18 SOCCER Stefano to lead Rest of the World' LONDON, Tues. Alfredo di Stefano, 37, who led Real Madrid to five successive European Cup triumphs, was yesterday named captain of the Rest of the World soccer team to play England in the F.A. centenary match at Wembley Stadium here tomorrow. It
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    170 18 LONDON. Tues. The draw for the lust round proper ol the English F.A. Cup to be played on Saturday, Nov. 16: Worlcington v Halifax; Darlington v Oateshead; Southpot v Walsall; Barnsley v Stockport; Oldham v Mansfield; York v Carlisle; Hull v Crewe; Hartlepoois v Lincoln; Barrow v
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    Seng Thum scores a hattrick
    151 18 Seng Thum scores a hattrick CHINESE 5 YOLTHS 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. A hattriclc by Chinese Inside-left Chew Seng Thum highlighted this Singapore premier league soccer match at Jaian Besar Stadium today. Little Seng Thum was the outstanding player In a star-studded attack which Included the Quah brothers Kirn Swee, Kirn
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    SPORTS DIARY
    109 18 BASKETBALL Tour match: Spore v American AAU (Happy World 8 pjn.). RIGGER Spore club matches: SCC 2nd XV v 443 BAD (Padang); BMH v RASC (Ayer Rajah Rd>: HQ Parelf v Johore United (Tanglin). XL match: Batu Garrison v PMC Ist XV (Batu). SOCCER Spore Business Hi.iims Junior
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    29 18 BOMBAY. Tues. The United States lawn tennis team arrived here by air from Karachi today for their Davis Cup Inter-zone final against India starting on Nov. 2. Reuter.
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    BASKETBALL TOURISTS ARE HERE TO TEACH AND PLAY
    216 18 BASKETBALL TOURISTS ARE HERE TO TEACH AND PLAY- SINGAPORE, Tues.— The »3 American AAU basketball team are here "to teach as well as to play." Team manager Mike Tardugno said today: "Previous tours by our teams were found to be of no help to the countries they visited. "This time,
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    58 18 LONDON. Tues.— Results of football matches played last night: League Cup 2nd round replays Huddersfteld 3 Plymouth 3 Wrexham 3 Cardiff 0. Div. 3 Mansfield 2 Brentford 2; Peterborough 4 Colchester 0: QPR 0 Hull 2; Southend 3 Watford 0. Div. 4 Darlington 0 Hartlepools 0: Newport
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    220 18 Abdullah sparks Ceylonese goal-rush HOCKEY CEYLONESE 8... SINGAPORE. Tues. Ceylon Sports Club, bidding for a championship hattrick in the Singapore Hockey Association League First Division, chalked up their third straight win on the padang today. The match was high'ighted by a six-goal feat by insideleft Abdullah. The other Ceylonese forwards
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    29 18 SAN FRANCISCO. Tues. Former world middleweight champion Bobo Olson, (US), now campaigning as a llghtheavyweight outpointed Jose Menno (Argentina) in a ten-round bout her* last night. Reuter.
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      403 19  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by DASIR PUTEH (Race 7), who disappointed his backers on Sunday, should make amends at Bukit Timah today. He could do no better than finish third to Pardon over 6f but he will certainly run better over 7f. which I think is the right
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      238 19 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER HARLEQUIN MILKADO SANS ATOUT Race 1 Sans A tout Sans A tout Hallan Italian Chief Informer Mikado SPACE HERO J. BLOOD STRAAT PETER Race 2 Poker dAs Smokey Ann Poker d'Aa Smokey Ann i Space Hero Tin Invest 1 M Id > PRINCE
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      76 19 TOKYO, Tues. The International Judo Federation resolved yesterday to protest to the International Olympics Committee about its decision to bar Judo from the 1968 Olympic Committee Games in Mexico City. It will ask the lOC to reconsider Its decision, which has caused concern in Japan, host country
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      50 19 MELBOURNE. Tues. Harry Hopman was re-elected non-play-ing captain of Australia's Davia Cup team for 1963. it was announced last night by the Australian Lawn Tennis Association. Australia, holders of the Davis Cup. meet the United States or India in the challenge round in Adelaide on Dec. 26. Reuter.
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    246 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. IV|RS. Margaret Arnott, 25, a serviceman's wife i?1 and mother of four, who was reported missing from her home in Singapore, has been reported seen at the Lake Club here and at Teluk Anson. According to a railway official at Teluk
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    42 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. Puan Noor Ai-h.ih will open an exnlbiclon and sale of work by voluntary oiganisations at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday at 10 a.m. The exhibition Is organised by the Singapore Council of Social Service.
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    98 20 Advice to Queen: Postpone Parliament LONDON. Tues. Lord Home. Britain's new Prime Minister is to advise Queen Elizabeth that the new session of Parliament should be postponed from October 29 to November 12. it was officially announced today. This would give Lord Home time to fight his by-election and enter
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    23 20 BANGKOK. Tues— Queen Juliana, Prince Bemhard. and Princess Beatrix left for home by air today after a week's state visit.
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    219 20 From LARRY CARROLL: KUALA BELAIT. Tues. DRUNEI Legislative Council will consider tomor- row two Bills concerning the State's oil industry. The effect will be to raise the State's revenue from oil while providing new comprehensive regulations on long-term development of oil resources. TMe
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    60 20 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Orchestral Society will present a symphony concert at the Victoria Theatre at 8.45 pm tomorrow, conducted by Inche Rldzwan bin Mulok, ARCM, LRAM. Works from Beethoven, Grelg and Vaughan Williams will be performed. Tickets at $4, $3. and $2 can be
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    29 20 TOKYO. Tues.— The Japanese Immigration Office said today it had received an application for paroling Chou Hung Chine, a Communist Chinese defector seeking political asylum. Reuter
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      42 20 IJIGHEST and lowest tempera tuies In Malaya ana Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hixhrst Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 75 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penanu 84 73 Ipoh 84 73 Malacca 8(> 73 Singapore 88 75
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