The Straits Times, 6 November 1965

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Th e Straits Times ft**** Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1965 it 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Lock icon Marines join big hunt for Reds
    598 1 Marines j oin big hunt for Reds 3,000 army troops step up operations near mountains... Yakin-lah Malaysia tetap sejahtera MEANING.. BE CONVINCED THAT MALAYSIA WILL PROSPER JAKARTA, Friday INDONESIAN naval marines were being rushed to Central Java from Jakarta to join troops engaged in anti-Communist operations, the army announced here
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    We have no claims on Sabab and Sarawak: Subandrio
    267 1 gINGAPORE Fri. First Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Subandrio has again slated Indonesia has no territorial claims on the Malaysian Stales in Borneo, Radio Jakarta reported today. The army-controlled radio said Subundrio. the architect of Indonesia's "Crush Malaysia" campaign, expressed the hope
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    Lock icon State of emergency in Rhodesia
    313 1 State of emergency in Rhodesia 'AN IMMINENT THREAT TO SECURITY' A STATE of emergency was dedared throughout Rhodesia today. Radio Rhodesia announced. The radio quoted the Minister of Law and Order. Mr. Desmond I.ardner-Burke. as saying the three-month emergency has been imposed because there was a threat to »ecurity in
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    $1,643.5 mil. needed for 1966 expenses
    203 1  - $1,643.5 mil. needed for 1966 expenses FELIX ABISHEGANADEIS By I: KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. TIIK Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Sicw Sin. who presents his budget to Parliament next week will have to find $1,*****72^52 to meet ordinary expenditure Next' years total estimate is $120 million (or 7 9 per cent)
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    Lock icon Aged Queen indisposed
    29 1 BRUSSELS. Frl. Belgium's 89-year-old Dowager Queen Elisabeth. King Baudouin's grandmother. Is .seriously ill after a heart attack last night, the Royal Palace announced here today— Reuter.
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    Lock icon More shooting in Cyprus
    44 1 NICOSIA. Fn.— Renewed firing Urokr out today around the walleii TurkMb-Cyprtot part of FumagUMH. A Government spokesman said the Turks opened rire against a hospital in the Greek sector and firing spread around the Turkish quarter.— Reuter. (See Page 3)
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    Jet crashes
    40 1 MEMMINGEN (West Germany, Fri.— A Starflehter Jet of the West German Air Force crashed near here today only three weeics after the country's fleet o( these planes v as grounded for a safety check. The pilot MM killed
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    58 1 TOKYO, Fri. A sleep-inducing pillow has brrn drvrloped in Japan. Made of foam rubber, it has a tiny electronic device inside which produces sounds resembling rain drops by means of a special neon tube. Running on house current, it produces 70 sound pulses per nvnute. which the
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    ALL PARTIES CONFIDENT OF WINNING PENANG BY-ELECTION
    581 1 ALL PARTIES CONFIDENT OF WINNING PENANG BY-ELECTION PENANG. Fri. The De]) v t y Premier. Tun Abdul Razak. and the Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam. were the main speakers at the Alliance's final rally at the Ayer Itam war memorial tonight as the three rival parties wound up their
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    Toh's team begin Moscow talks
    56 1 MOSCOW. Pri. A bimjapore Government delegation led by Dr Ton Chin Chye. Deputy Prune IfinJM r, bemn talk* today with Mr. Kirill Mazurcn Soviet First Deputy Premier. No details of the first meeting were Immediately available. Mr. Mazurov Is one of two First Depuuer under
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    Straits tin drops another $10.50
    415 1  - Straits tin drops another $10.50 GEOFFREY BOLANO By SINGAPORE. Fri. Straits tin fell below the S7OO per picul level today, a further drop of 510.50 taking it down to $692. It was lowest prio April 2. the day befmv the price weni owr the $700 level, where It has maintained
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    57 1 CANC DEATH SINGAPORE. Fri— Tan Kian Swee. 23. of MM Road, was killed late tonight following clash betwtin rival uangs in Bukit P.ix.ih Road, a short disi tan»e from the General Hospital AIDIT TRAPPED IAKMtI Fri. Indonesian Ommunist leafier. Aidit. trapped in his hidins plate in Centr.w Java,
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    The 'Tiger Lady' shot dead in struggle for gun with husband
    549 2 CAIGON, Fn. Ho Thi Que, tlio colourful "Tiger Lady' 1 of the Mekong Doha, was shot and killed yesterday while struggling for a uun with her husband. Informed aourcei she became Infuriated nt her husband over a woman who
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    Lock icon Japanese 'wait and see' on Indon aid
    152 2 Japanese 'wait and see' on Indon aid rKYO, Fri. —Japan is withholding its decision on whether to five emergency aid to Indonesia, a Foreign Office spokesman, Mr. Akira Sono. said yesterday. i "The GoTernment is watching the situation in Indonesia, but has not decided whether to eive emergency aid." Mr.
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    Lock icon Rescue mission delayed
    62 2 JAKARTA. Fn. Iwo li;d ino^iii Navy helicopters \vii;< h flew la a rescue mission yesterday lo i he groundrcl Norwegian tanker Thor^hall could not reach it b«WM ol bad wither The helicopters are expectrd *o take off aswiri tocinv to the Thnrshall. which i.s grounded in the
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    Mid-air crash
    34 2 SAIGON. Fn TWO IP Ai my hrlipopteii) collided in mid-air yesterday short iy before landing at An Khe. 270 miles north-<\«s*. uf Saigun. killing all nine peopl* aboard the two aircraft. Reiner
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    HANOI TERMS ON VIETNAM PEACE TALKS
    291 2 HANOI TERMS ON VIETNAM PEACE TALKS Call for troops withdrawal NORTH Vietnam made it clear today that a cessation of United States bombing of its territory would not lead to peace talks on the Vietnam issue. The prerequisite was the withdrawal of United States troops from Vietnam. It said in
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    Lock icon Mobutu promoted
    17 2 lEOPOLDVILLE. Fri. The Congolese Army commander. MaiGen. Joseph Mobutu, has been promoted to Lieutenant-General. AP.
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    Lock icon 'Clashes in Kashmir...5
    80 2 'Clashes in Kashmir... 5 KARACHI. Fri Exchanges of flre between Indian and Pakistani troops' continued in almost all sect- orj> of Kashmir yesterday, an official Pakistani spokesman said in Rawalpindi today He said Indians attacked a Pakistani post in the Mendhar sector of Kashmir. Eleven Indians were killed on the
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    Lock icon India: 20 ceasefire violations by Pakistan
    130 2 India: 20 ceasefire violations by Pakistan NEW DELHI. Fri. India claimed yesterday that Pakistan had committed a record number of 20 ceasefire violations in Kashmir in the last three days. A government spokesman said the violations included firing <>n Indian posts and reinforcement of positions. Jets active He that Pakistani
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    Lock icon 'SUBANDRIO GOING INTO EXILE SOON' REPORTS
    171 2 'SUBANDRIO GOING INTO EXILE SOON' REPORTS JAKARTA, Fri. IndoJ nesla's First Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Subandrio. will be sent abroad for an extended tour in the near future, usually reliable sources said too. The sources ajdd would rep: exile for Dr. Subandrio, I who the Army thin* at least an
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      Lock icon De Gaulle will stand again for President
      226 3 PARIS. Friday. PRESIDENT Charles de CiaulU yesterday ended months of suspense by announcing his intention to stand for re-election on Dec. 5. convinced it was the b<-.-t way of serving France. The general. and emphasis, mad' nouncement ;n a tele^ speech tha? La-ted
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      Lock icon TURKS HOLD EMERGENCY CABINET SESSION ON CYPRUS
      156 3 TURKS HOLD EMERGENCY CABINET SESSION ON CYPRUS ANKARA. Iri An eroer |Mej meeting of the Turkish Cabinet I his mornini: derided to call on the \;ito Perm.nu nt (ouiuil und the r.\. Seiuril> Council lo Kmm the worsening situation in Cyprus. At the Iniled Nations the permanent Turkish representative. Mr.
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      Lock icon Imports ban as Smith prepares for UDI
      531 3 Imports ban as Smith prepares for UDI SALISBURY, Friday. |'HE Rhodesian Government yesterday clamped a total control on trade imports a move regarded by political observers as an essential prerequisite to a unilateral declaration of independence. Only goods already dispatched and landed here within 42 days by sea or 14
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      KILL LBJ' CALL IN LEAFLETS FOUND IN STREETS
      129 3 WAKEFIELD (Mass) Fri. Leaflets calling for the assasination of President Johnson because of U.S. involvement in Vietnarr were found h,ere yesterday. The leaflets said: "Why kill L.BJ? "Because he Is responsible for the deaths of thousand; of Americans In Vietnam forced to
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      Lock icon Tory majority cut in polls for late Speaker's seat
      102 3 Tory majority cut in polls for late Speaker's seat I ONDON. Frl The opposl tlon Tory Party lasi night held the Parliamentary seat In the by-electlor caused by the death of th< Speaker of the House of Commons Sir. Harry HyltonFoster but their majority was cut by more than one
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      Lock icon Man accused of Goya theft
      78 3 IX>NDON. Pri. An unem ployed lorry driver pleaded noi gu;ky here yesterday lo the thef of a £140.000 Ooya portrait whirl vanished from London's Na'iona G.illery four years ago. Kempt on Bunto. 61, also pleade< not guilty to stealing a picturi fr.ime from the gallery
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      Lock icon Wilson-Kosygin visits plan
      56 3 I LONDON. Pri. Tli c Bntisl Prim«- MiniMfr. Mr. Wilson. tol< yesterday, he had beei ■In toui-h with the Soviet Prim Minister about an exchange o visits between tht-m W e aitree that an exchanq would be useful at the right time, he said. Dates for the
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      Lock icon MARGARET AND SNOWDON IN SAN FRANCISCO
      179 3 CAN FRANCISCO. Frl. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon arrived here last night by air to begin their first visit to the United Btates. California .society from Nob Hill in Sin FrMkCoMa to Beveriy HilU. Los Angeles, from the -goso" set to the social register
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      Lock icon Immigration curb will not be withdrawn
      114 3 Immigration curb will not be withdrawn I ONDON. Fri The Brt- 'ish Prime Minister. Mr Harold Wilson, ysterday reiosed to withdraw the Governments proposals to curb Commonwealth immigration. One f hli backb -lichens. Mr WUIUm Hamilton urged nim m the- Hoii.se of Commons to do so. pending research a;id consultation.
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    Two years' jail now for Ranjit Singh Gill
    597 5 Two years' jail now for Ranjit Singh Gill JUDGE SETS ASIDE LOWER COURT ORDER WHICH BOUND HIM OVER pin-; Pemuig High Court judge. Mr. Justice H. S. Ong. today set aside an order to bind over the pro-tern chairman of the Penang Writers' Circle, Kanjit Singh Gill, on a cheating
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    Sikh holy day
    37 5 lAIPING. PH. The B b-.b.e. the Guru Oranth Sahib, win be i'*»d non-«op from 8 a.m. at the Gunidwara Temple in Upper Station Road here on Sunday to mark the birthday of Ouru Na-
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    Medical results of University of Singapore
    292 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. THE University of Singapore today announced 1 the results of the first professional examination for the decrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. The following candidate*: have Passed the ezunlna anatomy, biochi-nu- logy: K .chivy Abraham. Chan Chen David Ch<
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    PATIENCE' SAYS DATO AS 14 QUIT IN A WEEK
    307 5 PATIENCE' SAYS DATO AS 14 QUIT IN A WEEK A LOR STAR, m.— The Kedah State MCA president. Senator Dato (Dr.) Cheah Toon Lok.i today appealed to MCA leaders in the State to "exercise patience" over the controversial turnj over tax. He wa.s commenting on the resignation of 14 MCA
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    Here's chance for Malaysian architects
    102 5 Here's chance for Malaysian architects I^LAL.-A LUMPUR. In Tin 8'...-h Government is to invite architects from Commonwi'iilth countries to -übmit designs in a com- petition for a new Parlia- ment building. Ths.s has oeen announced by the British Min:s:«r of Public! Building and Works. Mr. Charles > Panned. A Londo
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    Youths' drama
    20 5 PCNANO Ihe I icietv oelora nif ■Mttta fir thr«# i r. an-.v in aid of r-n bu.lding fund
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    Mentri tells the Central Govt: No compromise on language
    144 5 Mentri tells the Central Govt: No compromise on language I^OTA BIIARU. Fri. The Menlri Brsar of Kelantan. Dato Moham«d Asri bin Haji Mini i. today called on the Central Government not to make any compromise in the implementation of National Language as the sole official language lie said this when
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    SARAWAK PRICES: STORE REPLIES
    198 5 SARAWAK PRICES: STORE REPLIES 'pHE chairman of the Singapore-Sarawak Importers and Exporters Association. Mr. Ling Lee Hua. today said it was unfair to hold Singapore businessmen responsible for a reported general increase in prices of goods in Sarawak. He was commenting on a Straits Times report from Kuching which hinted
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    A good response from traders, says US mission
    235 6 A good response from traders, says US mission (SINGAPORE, Fit The leader of the seven-man United Males trade mission, Mr. Hoy F. Gootenberg, today described the response from local businessmen and industrialists to the mission's efforts lo promote Iwo-wav trade and set up joint ventures in Singapore as very encouraging.**
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    TTC COMPARES WITH BEST ANYWHERE IN WORLD, SAYS PROFESSOR
    179 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Profrvsor Orlo Derby, a visiting Fulbright Professor from America, today praised the Teachers Training College for "doing a fine job to meet the critical shortage of teachers" in Singapore. He is the man who has been given the assignment
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    Ceylon Tamils Assn to stage a big concert
    80 6 SINGAPORE. Fn.— The C>vlo;i Tamils A.viociation will stage musical and dance concert entitled International Night" at the Victoria Theatre on Nov. 20 at 8 pm. in aid of it* building fund. The variety show includes an Indian ladies orchestra. Malay comedians ballet,
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    Two luxury liners due in Singapore today
    67 6 (jINGAPOKfc. Fri— P and O Orient Lines' luxury UaMfl O Orian.i will into Singapore tomorrow morning from AuNtralia on her »ay to thr United Kingdom. The WMI, \v itli some 1.400 passengers, will make a '^4-hnur stop here The Norwegian luxury liner nu
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    IWU BRANCH MEN SWITCH UNION
    138 6 SINGAPORE. F'n. Members of the International Air Conditioning iM) Ltd. branch of the leftwlng Industrial Workers" Union of Singapore have resigned en bloc, and crossed over to the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union, an affiliate of the National Trades Union Congress Rcvealin? ihis today, the ■eneral
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    heard case: Clerk denies taking part in 'conspiracy'
    400 6 heard case: Clerk denies taking part in 'conspiracy' SINGAPORE. Frl. IyiLLIAM Phua. a clerical officer of the Registry of Persons, today denied under cross-examin-ation in the Third Criminal District court that he was "taking part in a conspiracy to put down his executive officer. Thomas Khor Teik Loon." Khor Is
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    Awards for long service
    96 6 SINGAPORE. Fn. Seventeen I employees of Fraser and Neave <S> Ltd.. Malayan Breweries ISI Ltd.. I and Lions Ltd. a subsidiary of K and N —who have put In a total of 'J65 yeaiv service with the ori jjanliation. were tonight given spe--1 i ial awards
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    XMAS FAIR DONATION DRAW
    581 7 SINGAPORE, Frl. Three cleared of bar girl rape THREE young men accused in the High Court oi" raping a former bar waitress. Ho Sam. were acquitted today at the end oi" a Bye-day trial. The accused were Saw Chua Moh. Tan Kah Long and Teo Soon
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    PUAN AISHAH LAUNCHES AID PROGRAMME FOR POOR CHILDREN
    269 7 PUAN AISHAH LAUNCHES AID PROGRAMME FOR POOR CHILDREN SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore's First Lady, Puan Noor Aishah, today officially launched the hristmas Fair Donation Draw, at a tea party at the Istana Negara this afternoon. This \«as one of the projects fur the IMI Christmas Fjir organised by the V's Men's
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    He lives to make children happy
    223 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Betntich Maria Denneborg. 56, well- known German pup- j peteer, raiinot recall j exactly when he made his first contact with puppets He said in the lounge of j his hotel today- "All that I can remember Is that I have
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    Ceylon to keep close ties with Spore, says envoy
    134 7 Ceylon to keep close ties with Spore, says envoy SINGAPORE. Fri. Communist China's reputation and influence on the Afro- Asian political scene has not declined in spite of latest developments in Indonesia. Vietnam and Algiers, said Ceylon's new Ambassador to Peking, Mr. D.V.R. Gunau-arkena. who has been in Singapore for
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    Food exhibition
    38 7 SINGAPORE Frl. The Food Industries Exhibition organised by the Light Industries Unit of the Economic Development Board will be openec by the Finance Minister. Mr Lim Kirn San. at Shenton Circus at 5.45 pm. on Sunday.
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      435 7 (fully air-conditi /*iJH Ttih hotel is in a superb letting tor B luxurious living Guests en|oy the i '^^BST' I utmost in comfort ot the most Bs SKSI) I reasonable rates. aSßft I Eiccltcnt Chinese or European food Light music provided mqhtly by the il > ORCHARD QUARTET with Ernesto
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    Second bid by local syndicate to take over Bekoh
    396 8 By GEOFFREY BOLAND: Singapore, Friday JJEATEN in their attempt to get control of the board of Bekoh Consolidated Rubber Estates Ltd. in August, a local syndicate has now returned to the attack and are making all-out bid to secure the majority
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    $30,000 gift to Medical Fund
    127 8 $30,000 gift to Medical Fund SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Toharro Company today presented Mill HUO to the .MetJiial Progress Fund. Accepting the cheque from Mr S. G Nazzari. acting general manager of the company. Datn Kuntne Shaw, general chairman of. the fund. said: "This donation brings us nearer to our
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    Murder charge
    41 8 SEREMBAN. Frt Mehar Sin«h. 20. of Mar.tin. 10 miles from here, was today charged in Hip BMfttrate*a court murder of a vegetable planter. Kone Fonc. 80. on Sop:. 25. No plea '.vas recorded. Thr case was postponed to Wednesday
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    Training courses for Sabahans
    177 8 JESSELTON. Pri The National Productivity Centre's first series of courses for managers and supervisors in Sabah will be held here from Tuesday to Nov. 30 The courses will be conducted by the acting Director of the Centre. Inche Abu Kasslm bin Hajl Mohamed, and an 1.L.0.
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    Don't put it'off till tomorrow. Buy a defence bond TODAY!
    29 8 Don't put it'off till tomorrow. Buy a defence bond TODAY! KUALA I.r.MPI K Fri. Eight subscribers yesterday bought $83,450 worth of National Defence Bonds, bringing the total to $7,626,450.
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    $11 million loan agreed by Govt—on condition
    242 8 $11 million loan agreed by Govt— on condition IPOH. Fri. The Cent--1 ral Government has reed in principle to give an $11 million loan to the Ipoh Municipal Council for its SIT million sewerage scheme provided the State I ernment will sanction the scheme. This was Mated In a reply
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    Free booklet on Spores separation for public
    103 8 SINGAPORE. PW A MI O page booklet on Singa- pore's separation from Malaysia has been prepared ov > the Ministry of Culture few free distribution within the 1 next few days ta lean t ing to the break. wKb 1 !mm sprech.p.s of
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    Good health...
    29 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Tht Selangor Wine and Spirits Dealers' Association last night eel* Ibrated its 48th anniversary \uth a dinner at the Sclangor Chine* Assembly Hall here
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      220 8 PRESENTING... s /rJi' 1^ 11 1 1 I"^*"* /j&Me* 7 MAXAM I* BABY TALCUM POWOCR §3 LIPSTICK CO LD C R *M LEM N CRt M A-k HA CR I CIIANS.NC CR,»M ISS fA POW tR M Po Dt CLEANSING CRf AM ALMOND UOUIO CREAM NAIL £NAMEL *T a *i°*
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      143 8 ,t Onp Bfi V. T. Unmlin V POO. HTWINrS SAKE, ...VVWERES THAT I SAVE rr BACK I ...ANYWAY, rT WAS JUST A"\ I I SURE! LOOKrT 1 BPUB fiUZ, WMASSA 1/ PRESEMT OCf> /TO 1M WITH A GtMMICK TGET A BUNCH^ I—l1 I OUT THERE/ J^Z^^s. jB ■^Sfl^. MATTER P^^6AJD
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      78 9 PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK! /^y"ym- 4 -?> prcsr uJe start x \if^ -i/f./r^^J^ uJfTU THE TAJ L iMft miff: jdtL NEW POWER-FORMULA ESSO EXTRA GASOLINE BOOSTS POWER THREE WAYS: 1. CLEANING POWER 2. FIRING POWER 3. PERFORMANCE POWER ALSO PRESERVES THE POWER OF NEW ENGINES. AND RESTORES LOST
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    49 10 M »»rd, SIS minimum THE FAMILY Or thr UK Mr If R «rd frirnda for n., ajiaalX »rd a»«"' •n«nk« I 'tor jod staff of Kliiurm THI FAMILY OF tb« IBM Mr CBl* ior «hfir roea. ondoirn. r. wrratha acroll*. »Mrnil.inrr at fuorra.l aod >»i'>g» during 'hrr rrrrr-
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    IN MEMORIAM
    17 10 Harrfa Sit tttmmmm IN TREASURE!) MEMORY o.' Mr > who d'partpd on NOTMa\:«a»i -»in»mh»t«<» n« hit
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      Defence Of Singapore
      636 10 Then is confusion >omeuiieri'. it would appear to be in Whitehall, rc-garding British defence arrangement* with Singapore and the future of the British military bases. Singapore is not asking the British to withdraw: on the contrary it is hoped the British will slay. In turn the British
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      Back In The Fold
      440 10 Tlu- decision of the new leaders of the United Pasokmomogun Kadazan Organis- ation to drop the demand for a re-examination of the Malaysia Agreement, clears the way for rapprochement between UPKO and the other parties in •he Sabah Alliance. The sub- stance of the changes sought
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      Handsome Offer
      155 10 Not all the problems attached to the resettlement of Malay families affected by Singapore's urban renewal programme have been wived j but negotiations are going well. In particular, assurances of co-operation passed on to j the Minister for Social Affairs this week by representatives of families in the
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      Studying Malay for results not quality
      470 10 Studying Malay for results not quality Ab a HaMtoni "1 ihe N.. tionai Laniuiii 'Beginners Standard 1) 1 WOUld lik«' to Vcilrc doubt.» regarding ihe \u> dom oi hiving a .\VM.em whereby the beginner Is required to sit an examination, the like of which 1 have not previously encountered for
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      'Safe' shooting of strays
      397 10 \\'ITH reference to recent correspondence in your paper regarding the shooting of stray dogs, I am to state that an ::ivestlgatlon wa* made <nto the matter and my department Is satis* fled that the necessary precautionary measures had In fact been taken to clear people away
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      Study in Spore
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    The | cloudy issues in Penang's poll
    1083 10  - The cloudy issues in Penang's poll KHOR CHEANG KEE THE CANDIDATES DAVID CHOONG 36 Larwyc MCA -,oufh and national MCA voufh C Councillor )or Victoria Green. LIM KEAN SIEW. 43 bocidlist Front. Lawyer, MemCe- Pa i mpnt for Dato Kramat and torm»r City Councillor, iec(jen of Socialist F-ont. TAN CIM
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      662 10 Straits Tmm k Malay Mail Cla«*ltl»a a«v.-tl. »<•»«!« aaar ta> MARKET < i ••'••!.•«>.•« 0..») a *.t.«a «na ■.j >■•■>•* O7V BOOK ITOHI LTO winch*«t*> n*jf I oiy*' o**aj THI Nrwß FRONT riiiaanlaaa iwn>it»i M. M. ISMAIL 1 Aaintraltv •<•«. N«ial BoaM NAUIIM STOKI 1 141* .r. aaaaV I a
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      57 10 If you wear GLASSES The proper glasses can b« of tremendous Kelp to your efficiency, your physical and mental comfort, as well as your appearonce. Are you SURE of yours? How long since you've had your eyet examined? The eyes chongc; periodical examination is necessary. C- S. CHONG. O. D.
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      136 10 Another reason why C% more Carrier a/r 7j bought thin any airdirtctioninten rTm r? different ways. For M maximum circula- I Jr tion of cool air, look to a Carrier Air Conditioning. ■•■■■laaaa^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BTaaaßßßßSfjßSfßßaßapaßaaal w 9 Air conditioning 1 M«c«, as In many other parts of th« right modal for your
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    Dato Ng's kidnap case opens
    1126 11 CASHIER TESTIFIES: RUBBER MAGNATE 'S MY HUSBAND HE TELEPHONED AND TOLD ME TO GET READY. BIT DINNER DATE HAD TO BE CANCELLED' INQUIRY IS TOLD: THREE MEN ACCUSED SINGAPORE, Friday. A TTRACTIVE Shirley Chan Yoke Lin, today told a court ixhow a dinner date with
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    Ideal, says Razak of Penang university site
    218 11 Ideal, says Razak of Penang university site pENANG. Fri. The i Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. I today described as "ide- al" the proposed Penants j University site in the| Sungei Kluang-Glugor-Relau area, about 10 miles from the city. He said this after viewing the proposed 596-acre site. from
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    Pulley kills man
    32 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mohamed Ismail. 34, of Berangoon Road, a labourer, working at the Toa Payoh construction site was killed today when an iron pulley fell and i hit him.
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    SWIMMING TIMES
    107 11 TODAY: Sedlli Keehil 734 a.m. (7.2 fn BS3 p.m. '6.8 ft. Sli ftapore 820 am (8.1 ft i 921 p.m. (8 1 ft>: Port Dtck.vm 4.27 am (82 ft) 503 pm (7.5 ft Port Swettenham 308 am 02.9 ft« 331 pm (11.8 't., Penan? 1055 a.m. (6.9 ft)
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    GOETHE INSTITUTE GETS A NEW DIRECTOR
    136 11 I ITUALA LI'MPUR. Frl IV The newly-appointed director of the German Cultural Institute. Dr Karl M. Heidt (above), plans to introduce an electronic classroom, believed to be the first of its kind in Malaysia, for the teaching of German to local students. I 1
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    Shooters meet
    20 11 i KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. The I Federation of Malaya Shooting AsI sociation will hold its biennial running tomorrow.
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    Singapore has many | 'firsts' says Mr. Lim
    301 11 Singapore has many 'firsts' says Mr. Lim SINGAPORE, Fri. 13 The Finance Mlnir, Mr. Lim Kirn San. said today that although Singapore was the smallest country in South-east Asia, she had many "firsts" in the region. He was sppaking opening ceremony oi the graving dock of Jurong Shin yard Ltd.
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    Anniversary tea
    38 11 IPOH Fn The Bishop of I South-East Asia, the Rev Bishop undv will !■>- nmong the I guests at a tea ar'- eiebratlng Uv stiver mbilee c Tan. thodist Church In .ie Tamil se»tlement here on Sunday.
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    Appeal to Tengku over Securicor
    238 11 I£UALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been asked to intervene in the current dispute between Securicor < Malaya > Ltd. and the Union of Securicor Employees. This appeal came from the National Union of Commercial Workers, which said that t h
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      143 11 MAKE YOUR QRSJ DRINK A GIN TONIC Such perfect partners in light sophisticated refreshment Gordon's Gin and F&N Extra Dry Tonic such perfect partners for warm youthful company Gordon's Gin and F&N Extra Dry Tonic. There's something rather different about a Gin n' Extra. It's not a soft drink, nor
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      7 11 D PEANUTS will appear again on Monday
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      114 11 ARE YOU UNDECIDED? Where to go? How to go? When to go? How much to pay? Th« many different opportunities of rout* and place available to) you these days require a good deal of thought and research. Why not let us provide the information and advice to help you make
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      775 11 TV MALAYSIA Channel 5 Kuala Lumpur Rascals. "Board of Education": and Prnang; 6 Ipoh and 635 Huckleberry Hound and Malacca; 3 Johorr Bahru: Yogi Bear; 650 Film maga--4 Talplng; 7 Batu Pahat: sli c; 7 News In English. Kluanc. 7.10 Cantonese Opera; 7.34 PM.: 3 Opening and pro- Glynls. "Keep
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      Bilingual inspectors for Chinese schools
      433 12 I REFER to 'tit letter (ST. Oct. 12) by "Unfair" and should like to point out that the charge ne made of an Inspector sent to observe his work having "very little knowledge of Chinese" is misrepresentation of facts. "Unfair" may have very good reasons,
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      Backlane
      44 12 DRAINS In the backlane between Liang Scan Street and Tan Quee Llan Btreet are congested with rubbish left lying for weeks, a breeding ground lor mosquitoes ai:d flies. Another eye-sore and health hazard are the permanent structures erected along this backlane. CITIZEN Singapore
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      Detained without trial
      155 12 I read with Interest the report <S.T. Oct. 9> on the academic achievements of the 28-year-old political detainee. Lim Chin joo. during his nine year detention What moves me to write is ..i»j v. tvtUtmMl that ur society can keep a man Ln de'enilon for hll po
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      Winstedt, history and accuracy
      895 12 'THE recent Tregonning- Winstedt controversy has to be considered in the perspective of wider and more Important issues. In my undergraduate days I did notice that Prof, ahen Mm Trengonnlng had a tendency to make unkind remarks in his lectures of people like "Wilkinson. Winstedt and
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      The danger in a backlane
      147 12 The danger in a backlane BK T\VK ft M the shop houses in Ma.ju Avenue and Kensington Park Road, in Serangoon Garden*, there is i ha(k I a n c which heavy lorries use t<i make deliveries The results are deplorable anil dangerous. There jr c three sewer manholes in
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      Slow drying
      35 12 lILWF noticed that much is being; done for the improvement of Mount Emily Swimming Pool. But has the Government noticed that it has taken four months just to paint the pool? SWIMMER Singapore
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      Outside exams for Poly students
      237 12 Outside exams for Poly students REI-'ER to the letter tS.T. Oct. 23> headlined "Merdeka and the Poly Diplomas by Mr A. Robert Edl.s. priiH-ij. the Singapore Polytechnic. A.s a fuii-ume ttudant In the Polytechnic School of Accountancy. 1 hay* this to say. Obviou&ly. Mr. EdLs Is not aware of what
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      Jalan Rajah
      22 12 I ALAN Rajah, off Bale*tier Road. Is in a deplorable condition The authorities should make Immediate repair'; R. TAT Singapore
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      158 12 ATTACHMENT S *^V^"W^N*iMW for your §^tti^**Wfog cleaning Banish hands-and-knees housework for ever With these new click-on heads you can scrub, sweep, dust or polish floors and shampoo carpets standing up. Buy the rack and make up a set for your cupboard. We will be pleased to show you these BAN
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      154 12 1 ••WMTfllaO CAUIINu ifrii//»r m Air w l f i WWO -r WEIGHS ONLY 10% LBS. Yes, McCulloch have made a MJ^ii'^".^ f° oi P ro °f engine idling in any major breakthru in lightweight P^Ss^i»._^| position and McCulloch dechamsaw design. HBfe— J/H S Ijt^ pendability. Weight economy in the
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    S-Week show in Kangar
    43 13 KANOAR. Pri. The Mentrl i Sheikh Ahmad, yesterday opened the Perils Solidarity Week exhibition In the Hokkien Association hall. The exhibition, depleting the j country's progress in rural development, education, health and other fields, will continue until next week
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    New extension to school
    42 13 N'IBONO TEBAL. Fr. The 1 Permiig Chief Education Officer. Mr Kum 800. will declare open the new extension to the Nibong j Tebal Methodist Secondary at 4 p.m tomorrow. There *riH be a dedication ceremony md craft, exhibition.
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    Malaysia praised for 'thinking as an Afro-Asian nation'
    443 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri ♦THE leader of the 28- member Afro-Asian trade union delegation, Mr. John Kalangari of Uganda today praised Malaysians and their Government for "thinking in terms of being a full-fledged member of the AfroAsian nations." From experience gained during the
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    Lock icon Khir delegation in Cairo
    61 13 CAIRO. Fri. A four-man Malaysian educational delegation headed by the Minister of Education, Inrhe Khir Johari. arrived here today on an eight-day visit to the I nited Arab Republic The delegation will sign a cultural agreement and visit I.A.R. educational institutes. The delegation was received at
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    Solidarity!
    75 13 THIS was the scene outside the British Commissioner's office in Kuala Lumpur yesterday when the visiting Afro-Asian trade union delegates visited the picket line of members of the War Department Civilian Staff Association protesting against the dismissal of about 150 workers of rhe British Ministry of Public Works and
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    Golden Rules of national solidarity
    82 13 KUCHING. Fri—Sarawak Berjaya Week Committee has published a special commemorative booklet listing 10 Golden Rules for national solidarity. Some of the roles are: THINK of yourself firstly as a Malaysian and never firstly as a member of a racial gronp. MAKE friends among your fellow
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    In respect to Mother Earth
    79 13 KA.NGAR. Fri. The Sian 3hye Tong in Hye Keat Estate. dyer Hitam will hold special religious services next Wednesday »nd Thursday In connection with Sirthrtay celebrations of the "Tay Boh Neoh Neon (Mother Earth). There will be a vegeter an lunch at 2 p.m on
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    Clerks at Benson's call off strike
    185 13 Clerks at Benson's call off strike OINGAPORE, Fri. Sixty clerical employees of S. H. Benson (S) Ltd.. an advertising firm in Cecil Street, this morning returned to work after a one-day strike. The Singapore Commercial and Factory Workers' Union I had called them out yesterday following what It described as
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      366 13 ATTENTION! ALL NASAL PATIENTS! It *M mM«r from n«nl diMOM fee, headachy mitty, {tMnx, 4*»nv«4 »cfti«H«» o«d ilMp, onnood by Hawing now. •*««W «»r«tt»m •*< Utr* at contultinf ph»«.tlop«i, Hrn M JAPAN'S SAFE AND SUM. EASY AND IFFECTIVt MINATO SYSTEM relict* you nf your \^*t>' i* sufferings "WitM« two mormt
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      324 13 the X I lUf I shine Kiwi Kwik Wax put? the Ht Kiwi shine on floors, tiles and furniture. Available f in red tile, screen tile. ____^I^^ mahogany, dark teak and neutral. Iy4ini/«/>/(. in 2 2 Ih. 5 Ib, Ih and 42 Ib tins. KWIK WAX Sole Agents: OVERSEAS CORPORATION
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      249 13 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSB (7). l Lady ot rank, except one 7. Fixes a page (7). with a bodyguard (8). 8 It's comforting taking oat 5 Long wave from a halrdrcss- another policy (10). •r? >6i. 13. Part of Madeira? That's 11 cricket ildea (I, S. 2). easy! (6. 2.
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      417 14 (Contlnord from Pace It I ACKNOWLEDGMENT •a Word* SIS I Minimum) TNE FAMILY OF late Mr P. Manlam thank all Police Officials, relatives and friend* for their kind condolences, wreaths and attendance at the funeral. ANNOUNCEMENTS Word* Sli Minimum) DOG SHOW EBs Malaysian Cham- 1 plonahip Dog Show La Salle
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      1049 14 SITUATIONS VACANT li Word* M (Mm.,— Box St eta. txtrm COOKS WANTED Chinese able to rook Kuropean and Chinese dishes. Apply Box A 6057 E.T. Spore. ENERGETIC MALE FEMALE food production assistant required. 3ood procped Apply Box A 368 8.T.. Ipoh. amah WANTED. Very capable. Kood English, cook, wash etc.
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      1076 14 SITUATIONS VACANT Mora's M (Mm.)— Box St et*. txtrm I APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Suitably Wua.lfled and Experienced Draughtsmen for Poat in a Consult irnc Clvtl and Structural Engineera' Omce in Kuala Lumpur. Applicants snouid apply in their own handwriting before 15tb November giving detail* of age., experience etc. and
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      1126 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT {li Word* M Hin. I— Box it el*, rrfro NOW AVAILABLE roily Kur. nlshrd 4-Bedroorr Klat at 231. Tanglio Road. Bathrooms attached. Hittingroom Dlmngroom Telepbone (M34U4. S pore. LARGE AIRY j HCDROOM rial both sidrs verandah seaside 514-> Joo Cbiat Road Keady for occupation Kurnlsbed Rent S37A/- Ring
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      802 14 EDUCATION li Word* M i Mln.)—Box S» ett. txlrt TANGLIN PREPARATORY SCHOOL require* trained 'i-acurrn tur MESejl aud Junior claaaes in January. Apply to writing to The Principal 136 ran glin Road. Hintiapore V) TANCLIN PREPARATORY SCHOOL require! a teacher lor c!&»s of 3 year old children :n January would
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      769 14 T.V./RADIO SALES 4 SERVICE li W*m*% SS I Win. i—Bmx is r«j. »xfr. TELEVISION PROBLEMS" Teleprtun** MJDI37 I rl**visioo Ke* pairs. Aenal Installations. Trade-ins SM r<» Umdon Tmined SDocialistt «i reasomi.,. .-u»i TV SKTS AVAU.ABLK ON P.KNT 0B LONC AMO IMORT PERIODS No Dssoslt No Insurants Charges Philips National. Hush
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      889 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE li t»ur«\ Win H,,x i« c»» MC 1100 P.ECISTEP.ED AUCUST left* accident fin- enr as— M tyres sstfetv Mitt MHO o.n o B'l *****3 MINI MINOR TRAVELLER Model •-.tril a Tbeatre Is ao Kudo* :■<>•. M 2.f>» p m LATE I»S3 VOLKSWACON I isxi miles, tmma. Hate
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      436 14 FOR SALE i Word* (M111. 1— B»x in bSj b_Sm K'MAS SALS aiM :ix IMMi M M BEAUTIFUL X'MAS CABI rnvrd from Kn^land. Also La Kuuf.que. Liat [owrra. I pore. NFRASOL WATER NEATER r-.,m IMkHI IMSBM 001 «st»Inn Kadiu Coriri lous*. spore raisaMSM EMM Ai-a»s snos st PMUAMG A CO..
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    SHARES PRICES EASE ON VERY SMALL TURNOVER
    531 16 From Our Market Correspondent riXTREMELY quirt condiHj tions descended on the Stock Exchange yesterday and the turnover at 298.500 shares was the smallest since October 11. Industrials were generally easier with small falls of up in 5 cents throughout the list. The Thursday
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stork Indirr* Nov. I Xov. Industrials: 79.38 79.09 Tin*: 102.65 IMH S robbers: 103.87 103.51 •Dec. 3«. 1963 too Ore. 2!>. l'iti' lou
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALASIYA
    803 16 DOOMaMI in and reported to; the Sincaporr and Kiula Lumpur trading rooms of the NUK-k Kvrhanirr ye«t<-rday. with the number or the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cald Stor. r.> («0) 12 17. il.ihji tt.lt; Ouniapt 14.U001 tlMi Etta <1 >.:• Si.. 12,011" 1 $1.71 L),
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 Nov. j. MALAYAN KI'BBFU PRICE: SS| cents (up one-eighth of a cent.) TIN: 5692 (down sio:>«). Unofficial estimated ottering 200 tons (up 25 tons).
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 16 'FUt preaent rate of the Malayan x dollar afulri'.t the pound sterling fixed on November 24 laat year is vllinf. T.T. or O.D. 2a, 3 15 ISd. Buying T.T. 2a, 4 l/l«d. Buying O.n. 2s. 4<>d. The dollar Is at its statatonr middle position In relation to its
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    99 16 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. FrL j INDUSTRIALS eMtxl furtha* i with key aaockn leadtng the trend Base metals and ol!» wore bnrlrv TcwUr <So«tn« prir«« »nr Thorv<liv p'lret :o kaMtaM Mount km 1 .S8 11 N Krok*n Bill '10a. Id 7 .^6/Tl Arpno, *.i OH In<l %<•» (57 7) i »r
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    116 16 CHIN lying aiattfxda OM lln«ap«re viking Princaan 1/2. Havelatrtn 3 4. Tapah N V. 5. MaootoaTeratt 6'T. Patroelua 8.9. Otenroy 13/14. Heosh Cap* 15 16. Bankura I*. Kinael Mini (No. 11) 18. South Res 21'?°. Straat Colombo 23 '24. Steel Recorder 31 .12. AnchM'H 33 34. Rebeverett
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    55 16 PMC Ao.c.at.an ,1 Bank, m Malay I It! rttH '.j mercAanta vejterdav tall ratea to Iloo> Canada -.uv T| TT 35 0/M airmail OD 35 7 I*. SH» d.et. 3* 13 U cred'i bills, 38 trade I tolling TT at 0D ready: Canadian Dollar, X-,; liliun Frjnci llan
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    Rubber price rise is considered overdone
    387 16 THE st«>adW conditions ruling towards the end of the previous week continued during the first part of the week ru,d price rise of I over oiii recorded at one I <^arby de livery state H < B Co. Ltd in their review nf tl
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    RUBBER PRICES
    229 16 X'oVKMBtJt flra* grmAt rabfca* fAb. tMjrra rlTiril at s pjav In niimtwtii and Koala Li^BfJav ytiMday at 65S enrtai p«r Ik ■p on«-rt»hth of a aaot mi TharatUyg rl latin a*««l fw th» 1 paaiUna. Tba too* im falrU < Blßa*. E_*.». aad FXJLE. Infill Iprieea hi mil
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    147 16 Vor. Tr)r*a monlbe. INDUITRULI Bousfnd II eta MeAHa'.er a <••«. C ■> tfo <ltn« IS eta. Nf. Invret 10 «a. Dunlop* 13 rti. N. Iron 9 eta •t 20 eta, 0.C.8.C i« e«.e r'.orhman* Fwl. I>l»p lOrta. Kot, n«on» 10 eta F N. I- c-i Uammon 13 CM
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    H.K. RATES
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      215 16 LLOYD TRIESTINO TRAVEL TO THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE AND TO THE UNITED KINGDOM VIA ITALY m.v. "ASIA" MaMMM tuJBM I SINGAPORI 29th Nov.mbar. 196S PENANG 30tK November, 196S I not im'm Ftrat ono Touriat Clon occonunodotion ovo/lotxa to ORIMOISI (23/11). VtNICI (2J/12), IV TRItSTE (24/12) I Djakarta. Calawaa. ■awaay, AaJaa
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    Straits tin price falls below $700 per picul
    474 17 Till Hi; was a further sharp i fall in the tin price of Mi)..")|) which took it down to ><•;•-. the lowest price since, \pr., The price hax now lost 'i in eight consecutive trading da>-> Locally demand was reported weaker yesterday.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    77 17 /'HINEtC Prxhie. lichimi, »!n«»- I day: Coconut til: bulk SSI teller*, drum 534 roller* C«pn Nov. Dec t'K 'Con'meat: •>t«#tr: Mt.ntok »-hni $240 tcllcrt. sarnuak whit* $?37i *rIW». -pecul Sara •,k blank JIKfl *rller». garbled I.impon* Murk JlwiiNi teller*, tall 9f<- M.Wi. ABTA Sl">OiN> teller*. LWI S.n,.p.r, Ctttffut
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    IN MEMORIAM
    360 17 Mrs. Sampoornam V.K. Murugasu. Sweet memory of your devoted service to home and society. Ever remembered but no more with us rejoice. No longer hear your soothing voice. Often amidst distress and need, in silence your solace ue seek. Much missed by loving husband, daughters, son. tons-in-law and
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      529 17 GENTS' HAIRDRESSING IS Horrf. $4 (Mil,.}— Box St ctM. txlrm POPULAR HAIROHttIINC SALOON -.■m<r:-rt Road. B'porc oppoaitt Calttx Service BUtton. Fully (air- I on«n. First Class Service Closed c j on Fridays. LADIES HAIRDRESSING I IS Wor4m U Vim.)— Box eU txlrm L FANCY SOX BEAUTY SALON, 758. Riicb Street.
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      834 17 SELANGOR TURF CLUB THREE DIGITS FORECAST POOL The Public are advised that commencing with the Penang November 1965 race meeting on 7th November 1965. Three Digits Forecast Pool Tickets and ABC 1 Three Digits Forecast Pool Tickets based on the usual $1 Unlimited < Sweep will be on sale to
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      573 17 PELAWAAN TAWARAN Tawaran2 yang beraslngan akan di-ierima daripada pemborong2 sahingga Jam 3.00 petang tepat pada 20hb. Nobember. 1965 bagal mcmi bekalkan perlcaraS yang tersebut l dl-bawah untok Sekolah menengah Sultan Abdul Halim Jura. Kedah. 1) Peralatan ma'mal sains 2 Sa-buah piano I 3; Kereta sorong makanan 1 1 Uood trolley)
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      1149 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT NOTICES SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT SEAFARERS' WELFARE VACANCY BOARD SINGAPORE APPLICATIONS are invited from Boys wlshine to go to se» in the Singapore Malaysian Citizens— Merchant Sen ice and to havr Aniuiiniai.nl. piivvu isi (heir names placed on the waiting MEDirAL DEPARTMENT »»l for vacancies in the ATKK MfcDH AL
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      252 17 THE MANAGEMENT OF JURONG SHIPYARD LIMITED WISH TO THANK THE HONOURABLE MINISTER FOR FINANCE. Mr. LIM KIM SAN for performing the Opening Ceremony of their Shipyard on sth November 1965 and also thank all those who attended the Ceremony and those who sent telegrams, messages, and flowers for the occasion.
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    Geronimo and Ben Lomond in top form
    768 18  -  Epsom Jeep with PENANG. Fri (jKIIOM.MO. late Good Mission, has im proved tremendously since his only previous run at Bukit Timah last month, when he was unplaced. The five-year-old did a splendid workout on good going here this morning. Riddrn by Lyall Harbridge.
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    Anilin out
    42 18 NEW YORK Fri The ■oajtm have confirmed that, their bOiaa \nilin will not run j in the Wa.shinKtuii Internati. race at Laurel on Thursday. A cable announcing its withdrawal wa* received by the race organisers yesterday. No explanation wai given.
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    PENANB—Ist DAY
    1428 18 PENANB— Ist DAY RUNNERS and riders for the first day of the November meeting at Penanjj tomorrow Race 1—1.30 Class 6 Div 1 ($4,300) 7f 1 ***** BamaneMe s <Kong Beng> RS Breuk 79 5 (Fi •Samr? < ***** MHkman iThio St i Allan 4 93 'Allan 9 3 4308
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    Malaysia v Thai in first tie
    186 18 1/UALA LUMPUR. Prt.—Malay- ma and Thailand will play no the first day of the Vietnam Independence football tournament on Nov. 13 at Saigon. The tournament, originally tixed for seven days from Nov. 11. has been reduced by three days. The tournament date* are: Nov.
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    THOMSON AND CHARLES SHARE THE LEAD
    254 18 THOMSON AND CHARLES SHARE THE LEAD CYDNEY. Fri Ppt«r Thomson of Australia and New Zealander Bob Charles held a narrow lead in the £3.200 Australian Masters golf tournament when they finished the second round with a flve-under-par total of 139. Thomson, the British Open champion, played steady golf today for
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    Lock icon Emerson vs Ashe in the final
    101 18 BRISBANE. Fri. Wimbiedon ..p;on Roy Emerson oi \nirr:rar: Davis Cup vrti-.ur A>he will meet on Suiiciiiy In tbe nit us muz of the Queensland tennis chaxnplon.siui) A^lie ftarted ;ind f;r.i.*hed with i mi-final aga. tralmn John Nt-w combe, winning 6-4 6-4. 6-X Emer>oi] scond
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    22 18 LONDON Frl. Results of Rugby matches played yesterday: League Wldnes 11 Salford 12. Cnion Coventry 6 Cambridge University 6. Reut«r.
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      157 18 DIARY UL'UULK— Ma lij a tup: Joliore v Joint Services (Sri Gt"lam. J. B.ihru 5.15 p.m>; Spore Civilians v Nc?ri-Malacca (Spore P.ici.uiK I'nder 23 I north ionri: Perak V S (jor i Ipoh i),icl;<!ir> Police international: Malitysia v Thailanrl (Gurncy Rd.. XL. 5.15 p.m.>. Friendly: 28 C wealth Brigade Sgor
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    $95,000 for training of Malaysians
    279 19 By FRANCIS EMMANUEL Kuala Lumpur, Friday DURAIRATNAM, Malaysian team manager for the Seap Games here from Dec. 14-21, has been given 595.006 for centralised training expenses for the 14 national teams represented in the Games. Though the amount falls far short of the $180,000 needed
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    LAST CHANCE FOR BOXING HOPES
    147 19 LAST CHANCE FOR BOXING HOPES KUALA LLMPL'R F::. Malaysia's boxers, who are bidding for places in the Seap G team, get their last chance to show their worth in the Sei Open championships at I -on tomorrow and Sunday- The selectors are expected to n.imr thp te.im after the pionship.Mr.
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    WG WALK
    25 19 SEOAMAT, Fri As part of .day celebrations for the i Johore. a big walk wUI be lifld hero •.otnorro'.v morning a: eight o'clock-
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    Thais now want clay pigeon in Games
    166 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Thailand has now decided to take part in the clay pigeon shooting event in the Seap Games here from Dec. 14-21. The Thais had originally Informed the Games Organising Council that they could not field a team. In a letter
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    Spore name swimming, waterpolo teams
    185 19 Spore name swimming, waterpolo teams SINGAPORE, Fri. Five Olympic waterpolo players are included in the Singapore team for the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 14-21. Th.y are: Tan Eng jßock (captain). Tan Eng Liang. David Lim. Eric Yeo and Lim Teck Pan. All five have also represented Singapore
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    POSTPONED
    43 19 I KOTA BHARU. Fri.— The Malaysian Rugby Union Under 23 match between Kedah and Kelan'an scheduled here today has been postponed to a later date. The Kedah R.U. have written asking for a postponement in view of the current school examinai tions.
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    JOINT SERVICES BEGIN CUP DEFENCE TODAY
    581 19  -  rvEFENDING champions Singapore Joint Services, having as if condescendingly permitted the ether nine teams a five weeks' start over them in the Malaya Cup rugger tournament, play their first match against Johore at Sri Gelam tomorrow Joint Services have a more impressive team this
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    738 19 THEY WERE SUPERIOR ALL-ROUND LUCKNOW. Fri. —I if ALAYSIA, the holders. showed a clear superiority over Thailand in retaining the Asian badminton championship by a 4-1 margin here last night, the only Thai point roming from a walkover conceded by the Malaysian veteran Teh Kew
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    SINGAPORE TEAM GET 'WORKOUT' SERVICES
    57 19 SINGAPORE TEAM GET 'WORKOUT' SERVICES SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore* r tram lor the Seap Games and the Hong Kong tour i useful meet Joint i\- Fund match i stadium 7.15 >. reports Jiw lli.rai. The S ctora. I am told, will M I up and Cup competition*. Tabli. y I brahim
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    THE WALKING HUMAN BOMB IS DEFUSED
    301 20 THE WALKING HUMAN BOMB IS DEFUSED SAIGON. Fri. An American army surgeon in a tense 10-minute operation today defused a human bomb a Vietnamese farmer with .1 live grenade embedded m his back. It was an operation b.licveil unparalleled in moHu.il hi>>tor\ The ftllfhtol mistake could havr hlnun the patient
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    49 20 A U.S. Marine Skyhawk Jet tighter stops on its nose after a crashlanding on board the aircraft carrier Midway recently. The nose wheel's hydraulic system was shot away while the plane was on a mission against the Vietcong near Saigon. The pilot was not injured. UPI picture.
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    Chinese 'V' drive for members
    46 20 SINGAPORE. Fn The Chinese YMCA will hold a -kick-off" ceremony tomorrow at j p.m. in the Chinese V auditorium to launch Its 16th membership campaign. Mr. Sla K&h Hut, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health, will declare the campaign open.
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    breakdown figures
    215 20 Main Increases are: EDUCATION. which Is to get $32.5 million more; DEFENCE, an extra $30.1 million, and PI BMC DEBT. a further $27.6 million. The remaining $299 million increase i> shared beI'Attn the other sectors of expenditure. Sabah f s $71mil While expenditure on education. defence and public
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    LONDON STOCKS
    267 20 LONDON Krl. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: Kamuntlng 21/9 KUllnghall 35 London Tin 18 9 Malayan 28 6 Pahang 16 6 Pengkalen 15 Petaling 10 6 Siamese 15/South Klnta 21/Southern Malayan 20'Sungel Besi -Zl Tanjong 1-i 3 Tronoh 15--7/.V /s /3 A
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    RUBBER
    58 20 LONDON. Frt.— Spot 199/1 M. Dec. 19 11 I6d. Jan. 19 13/16 d.. j Feb 20d Jan./ March 20d., April/ June 20'td.. July Sept. 2O'«d Oct Dec. 20<id Jan. March 20 5 16d. April June 20 5 I6d. July Sept 20 5 16d.. c.l.f. Nov. 19 7 16d Dec
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    30 20 LONDON. Fri. Buyers ***** (—£2o). sellers £1365 (—£2o). Forward buyers £1357 1 <— £19,). filers £1360 £17 l »>. Settlement £1365 < £31 > Turnover am 300, tons pm 145 tons. Tone: Baalex.
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    421 20 MTUC WARNS BRITISH WAR DEPT OF RETALIATION Afro-Asian unionists join strikers' picket line KUALA LUMPUR. Frl THK Malaysian Trades Union Congress lon\u}\\ warned Ihe British Ministry of l)o--fence of "appropriate retaliatory action" if it failed to settle the spreading strike l>> local employees Of the British Ministry of Public Buildings
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    MCC do well despite a lively pitch
    567 20  - MCC do well despite a lively pitch JACK FINGLETON BACK PAGE SPORT From I: PERTH. Friday IN between shower? and In bitterly cold wemtl er, the MCC tourists performed mid today ftlter being sent in by Barry Shepherd. captain ot the Combined XI. who Included men Peter Bur«ie of Queensland
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    Cup draw
    29 20 LONDON. Prt Th. draw 'nr the quarter-finals ol n^ E Pootba.: League tup. to be played on w or We*t Bromw ich A.ston Wort Ham r Bumey
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    India lead 1-0
    11 20 PARC •v .r.w India m Dili is C..:
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    31 20 J-JIGHESr h i tures in Malaysia at I pore for the period 8 p.n; day to 8 n ir. lov i»f Kuaia l.umpi Bburu ore ur i 86 ■2
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