The Straits Times, 27 November 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATI RD.W. NOVEMBER 27. 1965 13 CENTS KDN 1189 .M.C.(P). 1005
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    When the rebel is a white man...
    185 1 When the rebel is a white man... J^l ALA LUMPUR, Fri. Britain's abject weakness in dealing with Ihe reliel Smith regime in Rhodesia sho w c d that Ihe white man would < rii s h the black man who rehelled but was not prepared to do so in Ihe
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    World's No. 1 warship for Vietnam
    248 1 World's No. 1 warship for Vietnam SAIGON. Fri. TWO I.S. N a\> nuclearpowered war ships today joined the Seventh' Fleet in the Western Pacific for use in the Vietnam war. The arrival of Ihe attack aircraft carrier USS Enterprise the biggest warship in the world and the guided missile frigate
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    Cheers as all say 'aye' to budget
    475 1 THE ABSENT CRITICS kl ALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri. With ac claination and on a unanimous voice vote the House <>l Representatives loci a y approved in principle the Budget for next year. Except for PMIP members and Dr. Tan Chee Khoon SFBatu). none
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    Lock icon Big RN task force visits Sydney
    185 1 Big RN task force visits Sydney SYDNEY. Fri The biggest Royal Navy task force to visit Australia since World War II entered Sydney Harbour today. The fleet of four warships and three auxiliary vessel* with 1.600 oilicers and men aboard Is here on an eight-day visit. 'The force. Including the
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    Lock icon HK-Kowloon tunnel
    73 1 HONG KONO Fn Worldwide tenders are to be Invited next June foe i lie < on.structlon* of m I HIS) IHIIHWI lunnel troni Hour Kon« Island to the Kowloon n land A spokesman ol the tunnel firm. the Victoria Development Company, said today roniraciors In Europe, the United
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    Lock icon Red activity stepped up
    57 1 BANGKOK Fri— A Th;»i po!»c« chief saici here today tha' Com- 1 |muniM berrorUl activities in Northeastern Thailand had Increased ciurin« the pnjtt six montli-. The thief of the CID. MaJ -O«n Pot* Pekanand. said thai the«e activities included killings pnd in- timldaUon by Communist* and
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    All MAL domestic flights are cancelled
    426 1 All MAL domestic flights are cancelled SINGAPORE, Friday. MALAYSIAN Airways' domestic services were suspended indefinitely ;is From midnight tonight because of the currenl work-to-nile by ils workers, the airline announced. Earlier today. air movements at Singapore international airport were disrupted as a result of the work-to-rule campaign. The campaign, which
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    UAR, France friends again
    87 1 UAR, France friends again CAIRO. Fri President Nasser said yesterday that his country's historic friendship with France had been restored and relations had ereatly iinpio v c (I with thr I niti-il States, but not with Kritain He told the National Assembly at its opening session that friendship with France
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    House approves 'while on duty' benefits
    107 1 KIAI.A 1.1 MPI R. Kri. —The House of Representatives tonight amended the Parliament (Members' Remuneration) Act l!tti(l ti. provide for death or permanent or temporary disablem.-nt benefits At the nsgeaUaa of l)r Tan hee Khoon (SF-Batii) it was agreed that these benefits will be
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    Raiders cut vital Zambia power
    156 1 Raiders cut vital Zambia power I USAKA. Fri. Un- known saboteurs today cut the electric power line between the Kuriba hydroelectric scheme and Kltwe, centre oi Zambia's industrial copperbelt. Oovernmeni statement -aid an explosive had been placed about 27 mil's -outh of Kltwe. it -aid The power along the damaged
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    43 1 PARIS In franre siiccessfullv launched hrr first earth satellite today i —Reuter. TOKYO I ri .lapanor I shipping camp to halt to iiiL-ht when 1.11. 0 M seamen walked off their job* Vit mnwide strike expected tn last 10 days— Reutrr
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      Lock icon Nkrumah ready for war on Rhodesia
      501 2 KAUNDA TO NEWSMEN: WE'RE VERY CLOSE TO THIRD WORLD WAR ACCRA, Friday pRESIDExMT Nkrumah of Gh*na seeks powers from parliament today for mobilisation in a bid to topple the 'racialist regime in Southern Rhodesia."' He told an emergency session of parliament yesterday that he
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      Lock icon Erhard defers US trip
      48 2 BONN, Fri Chancellor I.ud«ic El-hard has postponed ins scheduled Dec. 2 trip to the United Slates, v was officially announced jesterday. TVie announcement said 'he W«t German leader put off the *W| until Dec. 19 to Rive him time to recover from influenza. Reuter.
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      Lock icon British sanctions 'just a farce'
      148 2 ('AIKO. Fri— Mr. Mohamcd Hassanein Hcj kal. editor of the Cairo newspaper Al Ahram, said today that British economic .sanctions against Rhodesia were .a farce to fool world public opinion. Writing in his newspaper, be Moid British Imperialism had enabled Mr. Lan Smith to assume
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      Lock icon Women to the rescue of Governor Gibbs
      131 2 V ALISBUR Y. I-ri. Sir I Humphrey Gib Us. Britain's Governor in Rhodf>ila. received unexpected help yesterday in his dis- pure with the Prime Minister. Mr. Lan Smith, over j power in Rhodesia. Humphrrv. still witine do;rnninedly m Go\cnimu;i Houv Bttcr sacking Mr.
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      Lock icon Pakistan's new link
      20 2 KARACHI. Fri. Hungary and .ii have agreed to establish diploma; ;c relation* was officially announced today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon India's visitors
      26 2 NEW DELHI. Fri.— Nepal s Kintt I Mahendra and Queen Ran. a flew into New Delhi yesterday for a i 25-day State visit.— A.P.
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      Lock icon Cloud of dust smothers thousands of sheep
      98 2 DBIBBANE. Fit— A \..st pall of red dust whidi covered about one sixth of the Australian continent has swept out to sea. |e a \inK thousands of suffocated sheep in its wake. The huce cloud covered more than half a million square miles
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      Offer by Peking to return slain Indian soldiers
      185 2 Offer by Peking to return slain Indian soldiers TK)KYO. Fri. Cora- munist China sent a note to the Indian Embassy in Peking yesterday and called on India to tako over the three bodies of the Indians killed on Wednesday and three Indians captured on Sept. 2G in Chinese territory, the
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      Lock icon U.S. 'no' to 30-nation bid to end underground N-tests
      110 3 IJMIKI) NATIONS, Frt Ikfl I nited States turned down yesterday a 30- nation bid for -uspenkion of underground nuclear tests. Mr. William Foster. t-S- di>;iriit.imrni negotiator, told I hi- I N General AsscmM) main politic. il conurit "We have already had
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      Mobutu makes parliament a rubber stamp to approve coup
      305 3 lEOPO LDVILLE. Fri. The Congolese Army's coup d'etat was presented to a joint session of parliament yesterday as an accomplished fact. The legislators listened as Senate President Sylvestre Mudingayl read Gen. Joseph Mobutu's proclamation making himself President and a list of
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      De Gaulle's face in a plate of peas: Paris protests to Tokyo
      262 3 De Gaulle's face in a plate of peas: Paris protests to Tokyo TOKYO, Fri THE French Embassy here yesterday protested to the Japanese Foreign Ministry against what it called a "grave insult" to the French President by a Japanese magazine. The protest was made by the French Ambassador. Mr. Francolse
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      More Soviet aid for India
      54 3 NFW DELHI. Fri Die Soviet India additional i:e Indian Five-year Pla.i h M' :uk n\t Annl. the I \:;ni-tri Mr KrtMinamai- imni ioday. Br reporting on Ills '.i Hu-mu and Caa» rli'i- v.ikia s.HI the amount of additional Soviet assistance would be disclosed before the
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      Subandrio 'tipping off Aidit on army moves'
      226 3 Subandrio 'tipping off Aidit on army moves' OONG KONG. Fri. 11 President Soekarno's top deputy is reported to be tipping off Indonesia's top Communist on every move the Indonesian Army is making in its crackdo w n against the Communists. The report comes from a traveller. Just out of Jakarta,
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      Four killed in plane crash
      44 3 BOS I ON f p'anr. groping tor a landing during a heavy snowstorm, crashed in den>f woods near Berlin Vermont. tad ri-.hr. kUMm all S"i'i pi 'iv. a board. police sa:d the Beech Bo•ashfd ibout a mile west > vper
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      LABOUR CRUSHED IS IRISH ELECTION
      171 3 OELFAST, Fri.— North-, crn Ireland's ruling Unionist Party won its i expected election vie- Tory yesterday and dealt a surprise and shatterins blow to the opposition Labourites. With 38 of 52 House of Commons seats decided th* 1 Unionists held 27 against one for the
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      Lock icon THE MAD RUSH FOR BREAD: POLICE CALLED IN
      132 3 THE MAD RUSH FOR BREAD: POLICE CALLED IN I ONDON. Fri. Police were called in yesterday to control British housewives in a mad scramble for bread following a strike of 10.000 bakery workers. Fifteen million Britons are expected to be without normal supplies this weekend. The Labour Minister. Mr Ray
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    Qantas I Xmas tree gift to Spore
    123 4 Qantas I Xmas tree gift to S'ore SINGAPORE. Fri. A 13-foot high live Australian Christmas tree was flown in here tonight by Qantas Airways. It in a gift from the airline tv the under privileged children of thi State, to brinK them Christmas cheer. The tree will be handed over
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    Job exchange service goes to Jurong
    101 4 SIM.APORK. Iri The Ministry of Labour today announced the extension of its employment exchange service to the Jurong Industrial Estate to help bring about a settled labour force to meet the growing labour requirements. According to an inquiry conducted by the Ministry, some 1.650
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    FILMS9 ROLE IN N-LANGUAGE
    262 4 FILMS ROLE IN N-LANGUAGE SINGAPORE, Friday. A SYMPOSIUM on "The role of films in the deve- lopmeni of the national language" will be held at the National Library at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow. It will be attended by the Minister for Social AlTairs. Inche Othman Wok. Trus sympo.sium is organised by
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    HP case: Man faces nine fraud counts
    89 4 HP case: Man faces nine fraud counts SINGAPORE. Fm.— A man Khoo Peng Kuen was charged In the ninth magistrate's court this after- noon with nine counts of fraudulently using forged hire-purchase acreements t>l Societa CommisMnnnira, an import and export turn Khoo who pleaded not guilty, was alleged to have
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    i $19,000 gift to spastics
    68 4 $19,000 gift to spastics SINGAPORE, Fri. The V s i Men's Club of Singapore. Beta Chapter, will present a cheque for over $***** to the Singapore Spasi tic Children's Association at a lun- I cheon meeting tomorrow at the Princes Restaurant at 1.30 p.m. 1 The sum represents nett proceeds
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    PAP film shows
    41 4 SINGAPORE. PH. The Ponggol branch ol the People's Action Parly will .screen two film show* at Star Light Cinema in Upper Serangoon Road, at 8 a.m. and 11 am. on Sunday to raise money for its Cultural Fund.
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    Annual dinner of magicians
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Fii. Che Dah I blnie Mohamed Noor. wife of Singapore*. Mini.-tPi for Culture and S<>< lal AHaiis. Inche Othman Wok. will give away prizes at the annual dinner of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, Singapore Ring 115. at the Wing Choon Yiun nant tomorrow. More
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    Condolences
    103 4 SINGAPORE, Fri— A regisUr of condolences will fee kept at the Belgian Consulate General here for signing from today to Dec. 6 from 9.30 to 12 noon, following the death of Queen Elizabeth, grandmother of the King of the Belgians. SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ys i Men's Club of Singapore.
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    Raffles Garden opening
    143 4 SINGAPORE, Fri Special traffic arrangements Here announced today for the official opening of the I Kaffirs Place Garden j tomorrow morning. The police spokesman. Mr. K l'll l.i.in \\;ili. said Hut certain roads to th«- garden would be closed to \-liicul.ir traffic. except i labelled ears, from
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    Dato Ng kidnap: Three for Assizes
    387 4 Dato Ng kidnap Three for Assizes SINGAPORE, Fri. AT THE end of ;i six-day preliminary inquiry loday, three men were committed to stand trial ni the nexi Assizes on ;i charge of abducting rubber millionaire, Ditto Ng Quee Lain. They were Ng Song Lim, Wong Tien Soon, and Sag Kee
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      74 4 TODAY Dance Recital, Cultural Ceniie. I Kirn 3 p.m. 8 p.m. "Holiday On Ice" show. National Theatre, from 6.15 p.m. 915 pm Comic sketch contest by nonMalays; singing Malay songs contest. Conference Hall, Shenton Way, from 8 pm 10 p.m. Debate contest among union members. National Library, from 2 p.m.
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    Lim on overseas support
    213 5 THE Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore. Dr. Llm Tay Boh. spoke at a dinner tonight to mark the installation of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak as the Chancellor of the University. He said that the presence dI m> many overseas guests dearly
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    Yusof installed as new University Chancellor
    765 5 DATO LEE HONOURED FOR SERVICE TO EDUCATION MUST BE CONSTANTLY ALIVE TO THE NEEDS OF OUR SOCIETY' SINGAPORE, IM.— The V;i n diPertuan Neganu Inche Yusof bin Islwk, today spoke ol the challenge ahead to make the university of Singapore "constantly alive to the
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    HEALTH OF SPORE CHILDREN GOOD, SAYS U.S. DOCTOR
    223 5 SINGAPORE, Friday SINGAPORE has far fewer nutritional problems among its child population than neighbouring countries. This observation was made here by Dr. E. H. Christopherson, 63, visiting executive director of the American Academy of Pediatrics. He attributed it to Singapore's high standard
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    Bursaries for islands' students
    97 5 Bursaries for islands' students SINGAPORE, Fri. The Education Ministry is to award bursaries valued at $600 each to students in Government and Governmentaided secondary and full school living in the neighbouring islands forming part of Singapore »ho qualify for them. Tlu ra)H governing the awards are contained in the Island
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    Blood donors
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Krl— Five members of the Lions Club of Singal>ore and a wife today donated blood at the General Hospitals blood transfusion centre.
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    St. John First Aid contest
    54 5 SINOAPORE. Fri— The First Lady Puan Noor Aishah. will be present at the 15th annual flrstnld competition, organised by the Si John Ambulance Brigade, at Its headquarters in Beach Road. on Sunday at 2 p.m. Also present will be the Health Minister, Mr Youk Nyuk
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    Water shut-off
    19 5 SINGAPORE FYI Water will be cut off at Simon Close tomorrow from 9 am to 5 p.m.
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      297 5 Straits Times Crossword ACKO88 afternoon with painting and 1 Settles on the edge of the (all on <*>• ,8) 7. A sort of help no one gets up 5. Island with a canal going ln orDlt (8) round it (6> 8 Suitable to take a gentle atti8 Right to allow
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    Rush to invest here 'best tribute' to Budget: Tan
    1930 6 Rush to invest here 'best tribute' to Budget: Tan Last day of the general debate on the Budget KUALA LUMPUR. Friday By Our Parliamentary Reporters 0 Continuing the Minister's reply HE (Mr. Nairl cannot do even simple arithmetic. Yet h* hat the n«nre to ba>« hit conclusion* on hit wrong
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    'People we can ignore'
    64 6 THE Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. said that what the opposition said or did was "utterly irrelevant, because they bad neither the power nor the means to assist us in any way." In other words he added, "they Just do not count and we
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    'Sceptical' Tan on turnover tax
    306 7 KU A LA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. today day expressed scepticism over businessmen's claims that the turnover tax of two per cent would cause hardships. Mr Tai: ni replying to objections rawed durum the debate on the Turnover Tax
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    Two drown in river
    71 7 ITDALA l.l'.MPl K. rri Police rectnerccl two Imhlw-n from the Klang Itiver at Puchong. about six miles from here, yestrrday. They were later identified as Leong Henc Kien. aged four, and Lim Soo II il.i I. If, .i mlioolooj Uoth were reported mis>>lag on Tuesday l.im
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    In debt—those students who await it
    275 8 In debt— those students who await it BURSARY PAYMENT DELAYED KUALA LUMPUR. Fri MANY Iniversity students who were awarded Ministry of Education bursaries last month are now in debt, "trying to exist until the money arrives.' "I owe money to well over a dozen people, including the coffceshop man. my
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    Headmaster dies at 76
    55 8 BUNOB PATANI I Jan bm Syed A.-tar AWeSerl M wno was .«ppi)iiitrd ftT«< hradiii.i>ter of t.'ie Ibrahim School when t oijencfl here In 1919. died .n the DUtrlct Hu.;> Syed J«n. \\h<> retired In 1946 nelil m•• eial prominent pt*f.t.s In Kedah. He was t!ie father
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    Stolen car destroyed
    52 8 MBONG TEBAL. Frl. A car reported >tolcn on Wednesday was found by police In Jalan Wesley. Sungel Baknp. ye.sterday. It was burnt out. The car 11 owned by Mr. Tan Chean He:ig. a buslne>.>man of Bukit Tambun. who had parked it outside the Sungel Bakap cinema. Police
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    'KEY POINT: IF YOU HA YE ONE, GUARD IT
    223 8 'KEY POINT: IF YOU HA YE ONE, GUARD IT KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. j^NY building, installation or structure can in the national interest be declared i a "key point" by the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman. Owners of such points are to be responsible for
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    Five nights of arms explosions
    64 8 SINGAPORE. Frl The military will carry mil fi\e-ni?ht training ext-r--<isrs at Nee Soon Ranse becinninK <>n .Monday niehl Similar exercises w ill also be carried out at Bukit I im.ih Range on De< I from b p.m. till midnight. Small arms will be u«ed for
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    $552 raised foi Defence Fund
    72 8 $552 raised for Defence Fund IPOH Fn s.Wes of t.atf. *net cm tftckrn during 8 Wrelc mi Prink, for tlir National Drfnice Fund. Hnioun'.rd to $552 03 Of tins nun J188.03 came from pUmarion .'oiicris In !he Suiigri Siput arM Rr'urns "f Mlet f:om iiumbrr of o:her ci. Minis haw
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    Widow drowned
    27 8 I AIPING Fil A VMOV. R<«biah ailaj Bi>inab bnte Abdullah 23 vtl drowned la ;< «ti f am near her home ,n Kam- pong Berchat yesterday.
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    Board to build another 5,000 flats
    236 8 Board to build another 5,000 flats CINGAPORE. Fri. The Housing and Development Board is to build another 5.000 self-contained flats in Queenstown the sixth neighbourhood to be set up in this satellite town. The flats will be constructed on the old Stirling Road cemetery site. coverIng 70 acres Construction Is
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    Siok Yew to open new art gallery today
    75 8 Siok Yew to open new art gallery today I/UALA LUMPUR. FM.— The Assistant Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Sink Yew. will open a new art gallery in Bukit Bintang Road here at 4 p.m. tomorrow. Known as the Galaxy Gallery it has collected manyworks of art from local arti.st.s and
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    Handicraft fair
    36 8 PENANG. Fn. flip Sui.nri Puyu branch of the Women's Institute. Province Wclleslcy. «v hold a village handicraft fair at the local Malar school on Monday. Members will sell home-made calce» to boost V'ranch fund*.
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    Price compensation plan for natural rubber producers
    324 8 From Arthur Richards IfJNUON Fn Mala; J Trade Commissioner In London. Mr Yeo Bene Poh. baa proposed the settlns uu r of a price compensation srheme for natural rubber producers in the event of a sharp drop in prices dup to exces.- capacity
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    Dinner and dance
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ttie Yang di-Penuan Negara. Inche Yu*of bm Ishak. and his wife. Puan Noor Aishah. will attend a dinner and dance of the Malayan Pharmaccutic*\ Association fSouthern Division i to celebrate the diamond übilee tomorrow at g p.m. at th* Island Coumiv Club
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    Razak and Head discuss a plan to end strike
    319 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. AN end of the War Department civilian staff strike was in sight today with the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, stepping into the dispute. Tun Razak met the British High Commissioner. Lord Head, and British Army authorities
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    Police seek motive for slaying
    109 9 Police seek motive for slaying SINGAPORE. Fri. Police today were still to establish a motive for the killing of Urn Tei-k Cheng, a tally clerk, in the grounds of Selegie House in Selegle Road last night, lim, 33. of Wolskel Road. vaa found bleeding profusely In a car park with
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    Called to the Bar
    14 9 \PORE Fn Mr Phercon < d to the Bar In L<v
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    Motor cyclist dies
    7 9 si was In- Ipoh-Kumpar
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    Join V-Corps, parents urged
    53 9 KULIM. Pri. The Kulim Dfltrict Officer. Syed Alwi Shahabuddin. yesterday urced parents to join the Vigilante Corps and help defend the country against any aggression. We must Always maintain the spirit of national solidarity." h* i si.d at the annual speech day of the Baku Seiurmm
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    First Safety Week death
    52 9 Xl \l II Ml'l K. Kn. l\n X.ii Vim. 38. dird in the (in. -ral Hospital ln-rr \r»lrri dv» Attti lir knocked I down b% a rvclKt 41 sultan strict. UK death bj the Tint fatal accident ln-rr tincr Road Safeix Week was launched on I
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    Duke and Duche^ of Gloucester to visit us
    93 9 Duke and Duchess of Gloucester to visit us KIALA LIMPI R, Fri.— The Duke and Duchess labov) of Gloucester will visit .Malawia from Jan. 12 to 19 next year at the invitation of tlie Malaysian Government. Dunne their stay they will visit British Army and RAF units in various parts
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    School graduation
    25 9 PENANG. Fri The Penang I Chinese Girls' Primary School will hold its annual graduation ceremony and school exhibition at 7 p.m. on Monday.
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    Orsova due
    23 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. About 60 1 pa.sscngrn> will disembark when i •d O Line luxury liner. Orsova. arrives lirro on IXc. 5.
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    Civics course
    21 9 BCTTERWOKTH. Fn Mor# poi pie wi'l attend a irse »t the town hull here .i! 8 |i rr. ton
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    "Concentrate on exports' call to industrialists
    252 9 "Concentrate on exports' call to industrialists SINGAPORE. Fri. 'J'HE Minister for Finance. Mr. Lim Kirn San, said today that Singapore had reached a stage where industrialists must concentrate on exporting their products. Speaking at the opening of a new factory. Yee Cheong Plastic Manufacturers Co. at Bendemeer. he said that
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    Still friends 1 despite diplomatic I break: Tengku –
    165 9 Still friends despite diplomatic break: Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that the break of diplomatic relations between Malaysia and the Philippines had not marred the friendship between the two countries. Hi ,nd this when a fourman Malayan golf learn railed on him before leaving tomorrow for
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    Increase in water charges: Selangor not first
    197 9 I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V —With the increase in the water charges from January, Selangor will join three other States in having the highest water charges in Malaya. The Selangor Government's new water charges of one dollar per 1,000 gallons for domestic use, which
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    33 10 "nrrfj SI I iMimlmum) MR AND MRS. P. U stbert thank ■atBUVM and friend* for «n-atri*. mtir". meaaagr* of condolence*, a* atatan* and attendnnce at the funeral at their beloved dauvhtrr C'orinn*.
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  • 2Httsteitst|iiws Saturday, November 27, 1965.
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      Paying For Progress
      711 10 Not much was left of the Oppositions case against the budget by the time the Finance Minister sat down at the conclusion of the five day j debate. He was the last of the Ministerial speakers. Mr. Tan j Sicw Sin's task was made easier by the
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      Congo Coup
      344 10 j It is too early to form a 1 clear picture of what Gen. Mobutu's seizure of power in I Leopold ville is likely to mean for the Congo. The Army Commander-in-Chief, who overthrew President Kasavu- bu in a bloodless coup two days ago. has announced that he
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      Bursary Delay
      240 10 There are two points about the difficulties which some j University of Malaya students are undergoing through non- payment of bursaries, and i both reflect against the sys- tern by which awards are made. The first is that no sufficient reason can be found I for the present
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      The 'temporary' constitution for Singapore
      340 10 The 'temporary' constitution for Singapore AM indebted to Haji Dr. Ahmad Ibrahim, our 1 State Advocate-General, for the information contained in his letter (S.T. Nov. 25). Reading it carefully it is clear that what is intended is to introduce provision for a "temporary" constitution at the forthcoming sitting of Parliament.
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      Taxing adult memories
      169 10 AGREE with Mrs. Swlnburn (S.T. Nov. 6> that the Governments national language courses and examinations must be reviewed If there Is to be real progress in popularising Malay. I took the Standard One exam In August, and I would like to comment as follows: The oral test
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      Rallying the children
      198 10 THE letter "School Pupils at Public Rallies A Parent's Plea for Exemption" (ST. Nov. 14) needs to be clarified. As one who witnessed the whole rally, I would like to staie that the programme for primary schools was arranged for the sole purpose of getting all media
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      62 10 'THE public did not as* Inche Rahman Tallb to Institute legal proceedings. He did so in his private capacity and therefore he is solely responsible. I suggest it wruld be better for the Government to start a 'Talib Fund" so that those who wish to help can contribute at their
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    TO SLEEP, PERCHANCE TO DREAM...
    485 10  - TO SLEEP, PERCHANCE TO DREAM... Robert Shields By I) REAMS are not a purposeless activity of the sleeping mind, but perform a necessary function. Dr. William Dement, of Stanford I niversity. California, has shown that individuals who are deprived of 'dreamlngtime' over a period of several nights show signs of
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    HAIR SPLITTING IN THE COLD WAR
    836 10  - HAIR SPLITTING IN THE COLD WAR G.S. WARREN Black, white, blonde or blue it was plainly also Red by HONGKONG. Frl THE wig craze in America looks like falling a victim to the cold war. In Hong Kong thousands of tons of human hair are fashioned into wigs for export
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      Raffles Place Car Park and Roof -Garden
      7 11 Raffles Place Car Park and Roof -Garden
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      Project adds to pleasure of shopping
      769 11 Project adds to pleasure of shopping NEW CAR PARK, GARDEN AID EASY FLOW OF TRAFFIC, TOO By Special Correspondent SINGAPORE'S Public Works Department has now completed another unique project the first big scale underground car park with a picturesque roof top public garden. The project cost about $180,000. The car
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      State policy also to improve parks and gardens
      406 11 State policy also to improve parks and gardens MkSSAGE from the Mltii.stcr for Law and National Development, Mr. E. W. Barker. One of the main objectives of a rapidly progressing society is to plan for the development of its limited resources in such a way as to produce the maximum
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      162 11 Takelhe l I NEW SUBWAY I r JrmmWmm W~*- .Mllobinson'sm j fill 'I -J Come, serve -yourself in the new Robinson's SPKCIAIJZKI) SKCTIONS Supermarket on the lower ground floor of Robinsons Building GARDEN REQUISITES PAINTS AND TOOLS Park your car in the New Underground Car Park and take the Subway
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    Telling the time with flowers SEIKO'S
    358 12 Flower Clock (FIRST OF ITS KIND IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA) a gift to the people of Singapore ONE ot the most delightful combinations of time-keeping and beauty can be seen on the roof garden on top of Singapore's underground car park in Ruffles Place where
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    Singapore clock is big attraction
    33 12 Singapore's first Flower Clock at the Raffles car park roof garden. This clock was donated by Seiko. This i.s already a h traction to tourists, shoppers, and residents.
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    FORERUNNER OF MANY MORE
    59 12 FORERUNNER OF MANY MORE MR. Chi.i Hoy manager of Thong Sia Company, sole agents for Seiko timepieces in Singapore and Malaysia, said rh.it the flower clock will be followed by several other* in other parts of Singapore and on the mainland. He hat already had many inquiries from indents who
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    A story of skill and perfection in the face of urgency
    239 12 A story of skill and perfection in the face of urgency rh story of Seiko's successful time-keeping at the Tokyo Olympics last year is a story of patience. skill and success. Firstly, it was the first time a non-European manufacturer was chosen to supply all the official timing devices for
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    Also special watch making tools
    112 12 SEIKO today produces over U per cent of all tea and 39 per cent of all dock! made in Japan The target for last year million wristwatches •n\d not only In Japan but in more than 60 countries ill the world. In niMire high standards
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    A PUBLIC ATTRACTION
    58 12 A PUBLIC ATTRACTION The St-iko ttower dock In the Mufcogaoka Park (light) near Tokyo i*> an attraction for nature-loving Jap-jiH-.se. The actual timepiece, operated from a master clock placed underground, is 5 metres in diameter. The floral dial is 8 metres in diameter and in eludes many native and exotic
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    THE FLOWER CLOCK DATES BACK TO MANY CENTURIES
    251 12 THE FLOWER CLOCK DATES BACK TO MANY CENTURIES First famous clock was in Sweden 'pHE first and most famous of the old flower clocks was planted at Uppsala. Sweden. It was designed by Carous Linnaeus, the great Swedish botanist who classified the plants and gave many of them the scientific
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    Japan's first flower clock was 'built' at Kobe
    171 12 Japan's first flower clock was 'built' at Kobe JAPAN'S first flower clock appeared In Kobe soon alter World War 11. The nations largest Is In Shlroyama Park in Nagano. This clock, whose mechanism was constructed by Seiko K. Hattorl and Co.. Ltd.. of Tokyo, ha* a dial eight metres in
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    Three other well known clocks
    88 12 Three other well known clocks There are three other well known flower clocks In other parts of the world: In Oeneva. Switzerland, the Flower Clock measures 20 feet in diameter. Small flowers mark off the minutes and larger ones Indicate the flve-mlnute Intervals. Another well-known European example i.s found tn
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    'Chimes of Love' -clock tower
    95 12 'Chimes of Love' clock tower THE CHIMES OF LOVE" CLOCK TOWKK Standing in the square before Kinshicho railway station in Tokyo is a favourite rendezvous for lovers It strikes tinhour four times daily. pla> ing familiar melodies. \t ten o'clock at night, if plays the theme "Going Home" composed n>
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    Claims accuracy and renown
    64 12 Accuracy is vital in tower clocks as well as flou«-r clocks which are depended upon i» ereat number*, of people. At the national observatory at Akashi. nr.ir Kobe, astronomers calculate the precise time by observing the stare. The Seiko clock in the tower, instilled in l!)ti#.
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    RISE IN EXPORT OF PRECISION ARTICLES
    241 13 A leader in the field of jewelled watches, clocks SPECIAL DEVICES FOR THE OLYMPICS JAPAN has risen to an outstanding position in the manufacture of precision products such as cameras, lenses and electronic equipment. Progress has been particularly rapid in the field of watches
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    Big tower clock in commemoration !
    38 13 Big tower clock in commemoration I ii i mil in- in. -r.it. the 19th cata. this modernistic Seiko lip.in.se National Athletic tower clock was Installed v in Shiroyaraa Park near M.el held in 1964 at Nii- tne Radium
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    One for famous Ginza shopping district
    32 13 The venerable "Seiko Its dial is 12 feet in dia- lot k" in tin famous Glasa meter and the mechanism shopping district -since 1932. operates rlertrically.
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    Recognition for Seiko watches, timepieces
    185 13 1962: Seiko watches received the best marks in quality performance tests conducted by the Weights and Measures Research Institute of Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry. 1963: Seiko's crystal chronometers were awarded one of the top prizes in the international chronometer competition in Neuchatel.
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    Official time-keeper at Olympics
    34 13 This wnuMul.'tish <\v» view oi the Olympic Stadium m Tokyo was taken by a visiting photographer covering practically the entire stadium Seiko watches were used for official time keeping there.
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    ONE WATCH IN TEN MINUTES
    117 13 BY adopting produc-tion-line methods of watchmaking, Seiko has accomplished the lowcost mass production of timepieces noted for their accuracy. In Its air-condltlnned factories and assembly lines highly trained and dexterous young women torn out precision products at unprecedented speed. About 25 girls on one of
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    OVER 10,000 EMPLOYED IN THE WATCH FACTORY
    69 13 Seiko makes timepieces of all kinds, from the tiniest ladles' wrist watches to giant tower clocks. The "Seiko Clock" in Tokyo's Oinza has become a famous landmark like London's Big Ben. It has been celebrated In stories and popular songs, and is a
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    All exports subject to rigid Govt. test
    82 13 All exports subject to rigid Govt. test ALL Japanese time- pieces exported abroad must first pass rigid government Inspection in order to maintain high quality standards. Since 1948, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry has sponsored bi annual concourse for quality In which Japanese and foreign watches undergo rigorous
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    Imperial Court took interest
    107 13 Imperial Court took interest ITS only fitting that Japan was chosen as the venue for the last Olympics, for, Japan also has a sporting tradition dating back to many centuries. The oldest recorded Japanese sports Is one which also has a long history in Europe falconry. Documentary records are available
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    A final check-up for rrize winning chronometers
    73 13 Seiko's prize-winning crystal chronometers undergo a final test at the hands of a skilled engineer at the Suwa factory in Nagano Prefecture. Seiko's lightweight crystal chronometer won a prize in the 1963 international chronometer concourse held annually in Neuchatel, Switzerland. The Jap:n i
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    High standards of quality, control are maintained
    58 13 Selko's highly automated methods for producing precision parts are shown her* at the Suwa plant in Nagano Prefecture. One employee operates 50 automatic latches which produce delicate spindles to hold ba- lance wheels in watcb movement is gauged to I micron <! 1000
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      Another boost for Spore tourist industry
      572 14 Another boost for S'pore tourist industry TRIBUTE TO GOVT'S BID TO MAKE CITY MORE BEAUTIFUL By Special Correspondent 'TRANSFORMATION of the former Raffles Place 1 into a pleasure garden with an attractive landscape of fountains, shrubs, flowers and garden seats is a tribute to the Singapore Government's efforts to make
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      Umbrella shelters in 'green oasis'
      197 14 REALISING the im- portance of Raffles Place as a business and commercial centre, the Singapore Government decided to beautify the surrounding. The outcome is the public garden which provides a much needed "green oasis" right in the heart of the city. This garden was originally
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      141 14 Ventilation in Raffles Car Park by G.E.C. with Woods ventilation equipment. 222 EXPANDITE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PROJECT OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. AND MESSRS RELIANCE CONTRACTORS LTD. PRINCESS ELIZABETH ESTATE WtttMm^m^ 91m. s. bukit timah road E W*^ilf t^/#T jyjf 3)a SINGAPORE: TEL:
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      149 14 CONGRATULATIONS THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. on fhe official opening of RAFFLES CAR PARK and PUBLIC GARDEN from NANSIN (1964) LTD. 16- A BOAT QUAY, S'PORE- 1. mm%\ fiiniiYi BUM SUPPLY INSTALLATION OF FOUNTAIN Congra tula tions to the P.W.D. on the official opening of Raffles Place underground Car Park and
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    U.S. 'guns instead of butter' policy under fire
    323 15 U.S. 'guns instead of butter' policy under fire 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. UNITED STATES foreign aid policy was today criticised by a Government weekly newspaper as one governed by the desire to "provide guns instead of butter." An editorial in the Suara Malaysia commented: "The current U.S. thinking on aid
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    i 'Obstructing a doctor' charge
    52 15 'Obstructing a doctor' charge I PENANG. Fri. Tham) Soon Yrviw. 53. Dleaded not i giulty In the Sessions Court yes- terday to obstructing a doctor from entering ha dispensary at Tham it w alleged. stopped Dr Chev. Clnng Huen from going Into his d^pensary nt about 9 p.m on SfDt
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    Merdeka playground
    18 15 KLCANO. lv: rhe $10,000 MerdPlca P..:^ with a children's ptayfrrcmnd and fountain, has been rompleted here-
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    75 15 Buy a Defence Bond TODAY! Big python caught on Spore estate CINGAPORE. Frl. A gardener. A 1 a g a Bamy. 23. and his younger brother. Ramu Samy. 16, this afternoon caught a 221 b python on a rubber estate off Thomson Road. Ramu's dog discovered the snake In the
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    Opposition trying to spread unrest, says M.B,
    133 15 Opposition trying to spread unrest, says M.B. Fri.— ThP Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, said here today that although many of the Opposition leaders were highly educated their speeches had nothing very constructive in them. Speaking at the opening of a political seminar attended by
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    World trade plan: Malaysia invited
    141 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MALAYSIA has been invited to participate in a "supermarket of world trade" at the Port of New York Authority's US$525 million World Trade Centre project. The Invitation was issued to the Malaysian Government by the Far EastPaclflc representative of the port authority.
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    New playground in Seremban
    47 15 SEREMBAN. Pri. The District Governor of Rotary. Mr. Michael Boyle, yesterday evening declared open a children?. playground cisUng $1,000 at the Malay lowcost housing centre at Gedong Lalang. The playground, complete with swings, see-saws and slides, -vas provided oy the Seremban Rotary Club.
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    Charity film show
    31 15 KLANO. F-rt. A fl!m. "The Singer, Not The Song.." will b« screened at the Rex iheatre on Tuesday In aid of the Society of Bt. Vincent De Paul.
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    Three hours late
    43 15 XI ALA LIMPIR. Fri. The night mail train from Singapore arrived here more than three hours late this morning after it developed engine trouble near Gemas. It was due here at "-20 a.m. but did not arrive until 10.30 am.
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    So he's back for another 8 years...
    108 15 So he's back for another 8 years SINGAPORE. Fri A man who robbed again alter serviim an eight-year prison torm for gani? robbery today was sent back to iail for :m--othcr eight-year stretch for armed robbery of $30,976 in property and cash. Chan Kla Chuan. 32. of Dunbar Walk, was
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    Married: Two who scorn love at first sight By Soh Tian* Kong
    263 15 Married: Two who scorn love at first sight By Soh Tian Kong SINGAPORE. Fn Two Americana who both scotl at "love vi tirst sight" yesterday walked blissfully out of the Marriage Registry in Fort Canning us husband and wife They are Mlaml-bo m Charles Moore. 34, a i returnee photographer
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    'Another 30,000 may be jobless'
    463 16  - 'Another 30,000 may be jobless' LIM —WARNING BY PENANG. Friday OOCIALIST Front Assemblyman for I tarn, Mr. Lim Kean Siew, pleaded in the State Assembly today for retention of Penang's free port status "It is, indeed, shocking that the future of this island is being bargained away so easily," he
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    Renewing ties with I an old love after -34 years
    210 16 Renewing ties with an old love after 34 years B> LAKSHMI NATARAJAN I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Thirty -four years ago when she was here, her favourite hobby and her husband's was exploring the Malayan jungle hunting butterflies. i Today she is back to see Mal a y a's "completely transformed, sophisticated
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    31st birthday party
    89 16 JOHORE BAHRU. Fr!. Some 500 guests IMI lUght attended a dinner and dunce party given by the Tengku MahkuM. Tei An Abdul Rahman, at his seaside home in Telolc Mahkota, nenr Sedlli Keclul. on his 31st birthday. Among the guests were State Assemblymen, heads of government departments
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    Padi-stalk paper? The experts say it just isn't economic
    274 16 Padi-stalk paper? The experts say it just isn't economic If U ALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The manufacture of paper from padi stalks is uneconomic, according to a feasibility survey by the World Bank, Colombo Plan experts from Canada and the Malayan Industrial Development Finance Ltd. The Minister of Commerce and Industry.
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    Medal for a Navy man
    61 16 SINGAPORE. Fri The Inspector-General of the Royal Malaysian Police. Oato Sir Claude Fenncr. will present the Royal Human Society bronxe medal to Engineer Mechanic Ismail bin Abdullah, of the Royal Malaysian Navy, at a parade at Woodlands here at 10.30 am tomorrow. Inche Ismail rescued
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      422 17 I REFER to the argu--1 ment against the proposed re-introduc-tion of the 11-plus examination by the group of lecturers In the M.T.C., Penang (S.T. Nov. 24). The fact that "evidence from almost 20 yean <>t comprehensive education in Britain had shown that
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      180 17 Licence fees and TV adverts AS the time for renewal of radio and TV licences draws near I would like to draw attention to the extra ordinary state of affairs whereby listeners are compelled to endure hearing commercial advertising often at 2-3 minute Intervals and yet are obliged to pay
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      78 17 |i|AY i a- a professional 1 be allowed space to refute the allegation made by the Minister lor Local Government and Housing that profcsslonally-quall-lied citizens do not enter politics for fear of character assassination. The fact U that many people. qualified and otherwise, shun politics because they are reluctant to
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      31 17 I ORONG BENGKOK is a private Road but owing to the dangerous condition of the road the pot-holes have been patched up K. Y. D. GIN Peinangku Pengarah Kerja Rava Siusapura
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      114 17 REFER to the letter written by Mr. Allan Tay in the Straits Times of 13th November. 1965 regarding the water problem in the Cantonment Road Housing Estate. The water pressure of the main pipes in the Cantonment Road Housing Estate has been reduced because of
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      BACK LANE REFUSE AND THE CIVIC MINDED
      137 17 I REFER to a letter (ST. 1 Nov. 6) by "Citizen" concerning the Insanitary condition of the backlane between Liang Scan Street and Tan Quee Lan Street. An Investigation was carried out by officers of this Department and small amounts of refuse were
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      41 17 ULACK CTOWI at Nicol Hlghwav and Bras Ba.->ah »^>ad remind us of noddy rivers and the stench of carcasses. Singapore i.s a clean city and we do not nred these crows 'o get rid of our garbage. AMI t ROWS Singapore
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      210 17 The turnover tax 'year o£ trading I AM a businessman with a thriv- ing though small business. My financial year is July to June. 1 am worried by Mr. Tan Slew Sin's statement that the new turnover tax of two per cent at source would be effective from Jan. 1
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      54 17 AUSTERITY WITH MEDICINE OEFORE the austerity 'cuts' were in- troduced specialist doctors from Kota Bharu visited the Krai hospital once a week, but now patients have to travel 44 miles to seek treatment. Reason: doctors have been told to travel on their own expense as no mileage will be paid.
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      898 18 EDUCATION IS Words SI Ml*.)— Box St rt*. extrm > ADMISSIONS ARI BEING' Recefred 1 By EffjSsj Church Kindergarten, Ipoh. I Por rla**«* at Labat Road and Canning Garden. Telephone tpoh 53.11 for registration forms CAMBRIDGE KINOERCARTBN United vacancies for lfw.6 enrolment. Directed by trained and experienced teachers, s pore
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      978 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* $t f Ml*.)— Box St ctm. oxtrm I MC TD ISM Immaculate condition. 4 brand Dew tyre*, tax and Insured. 1 $1,440/-. 10 Penang Line. Spore. 1 19*4 OPEL REKORD one o-. nrr four 1 doom showroom condition mm r extras < I 16.3U0' 0.0.0.
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      784 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE r J^ Word* U 'Mim.i—B-i rU. »efr« 1964 OPEL RCKORU :9«j m»it' loni 4-d<i. lonn. 1 >xfonl, 195« Mercertrs KspltAo n>a: H:o Trn.iir Bhort ?t- Tel: *****. ;',.Mmi I VEHICLES WANTED li Word* fWSjJ fjsji rl.. extra VOLKSWACON MM to V» VI he accident frr, Monday. No
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    Rubber fluctuates between small limits
    395 20 during the past j 1 week fluctuated between very narrow limits and was devoid of any notable feature report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. In their weekly survey of tho i rubber market Levela were maintained in I thin dealings and with Lou- j don parity ruling
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    DOLLAR RATES
    59 20 I TWO. present ran- of the Malayan j dollar ataintt the pound I sterling fixed on November 24 last year is selling T.T. or 0.0. 2s. 3 15 16d. Baying T.T. 2s. 4 1 16 d. Bovine O.D. 3s. I .<! The dollar is at its statutory middle
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    117 20 y/MIP» lyin« alenctlda ttia tmiiapora 1 wharvat ar aipected today are: hir, 1 2.. M-zhdurn-n-nak 3/4. 1-lpls N.W. Kjintrni BktoßM Krlatln Bakkr 6 7. Cltv of Ne«-i-a>tle It, Kuphratf 13' M. Babana 21/22, IV-naldvr n '.'4. Vi ma -."."30. AJax ::i M. Melbourne Mara 33 34. Agapenor
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    83 20 1 THI A.teciatien Bankt m Malay- New Varh; nuyint; IT M 13 1« airniar OU 3? 19 16 '.<O <t »t. 33 5/lt I credit t>il!». h!|i». 1 Canada: bag I Iff. nr-r. ill lODI OD 3d 7/16 Ml d «t |> 1.516 crrdit I blllp. 36 trade
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 20 Nov. 26. MALAYAN KIBRER PRICK: 88-,' cents (up a quarter of a cent) UN: SKBB (up S.V!S). I rioMi< in rstimalcd offering 19'> tons (down 5 tons)
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    VERY QUIET CONDITIONS ON LOCAL STOCK MARTS
    786 20 From Our Market Correspondent rpHE Stock Exchange was 1 extremely quiet yesterday with turnover undergoing a further contraction, to 382.090 shares. ■M 4 industrials were a few cents off. an exception being Veneer which held their cround at $1.55 and $LM to $1.55
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    25 20 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indies Nov. 25 Nov. 26 'Industrials: 52.J3 BJI Tins: 104.03 IMJ3 rubber*: 104.57 101 Hi •Drc. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    823 20 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA IJI SINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I umpur trading rooniK of the Stock Rxrhangr yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beuttead (1.U00) $I.SS« D. (3.000) $1.57, (1.000) $1.60. (6.00u> BJ.M; Cs. HaMlnfa (3.000) Eva erdV C.hkm $1.87. Pad.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    60 20 /'HINCSI rriDuii fieh.n«». ImjiI' ear. neen pr.ct. prr picul »nt»r day: Coconut ell: bulk ST.' Mill |51| will (11)111 Nov./lxc K P.epcr: M'iD'nK eMtl Sarawak whit. >2C2» MIIMB. tpeclai Sarawak hlark fls2i Lampon*- black »l!tt»<N. «»l!*rp lall .-a-,. AST A II tlnciptrt Coconut Oil HMNfI MM tlatien pVMMI
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    Straits tin price rises by over 3 dollars
    355 20 jfIHE Straits tin price yesterI 1 day rose by 53. 23 to $688 I per picul on an of ferine reduced by 5 tons to 195 tons. The London afternoon forward buyers' price rose by I C l 4 a ton. but
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      78 20 LLOYD TRIESTINO CHRISTMAS CRUISE to m.v. "VICTORIA" Departing Singapore 17th December Arriving Hongkong 21 it December Departing Hongkong 24th December Arriving Singapore 27tfc December < Departing Singapore I 28th December Arriving Penang 29th December Limited First Tourist Ooss Accommodation Available For Further Deto.K Pleose Apply to V )ur TRAVEL AGENT
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      2913 21 ■BBsassassssi tenders tenders i IkJ L^l Lt-H economic development the port of Singapore MECHANICAL ENGINEER I^9 > >^'* i »»fc^*" SJ board AUTHORITY duaru tcndeß NOTICE WELL-ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRES CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbrokers) PUBLIC NOTICE TENDER NOTICE MECHANICAL ENGINEER FOR EXECUTIVE POSITION. L ,Z£Zr?£?S!%S& ope^t^orthe^Km^nlc.!^^ WILL BE HANDLED W.TH EVERY Pawnbroker,'
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    ALADDIN LOOKS GOOD FOR ANOTHER WIN TOMORROW
    206 22  -  EPSOM JEEP I By KIALA LIMPIR, Fri. Aladdin 11. Ismail Asban up, did a sparkling workout over 3f in 39 in soft going here this morning. On this workout, Aladdin can complete a double for the meeting on Sunday. He was a smart
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    K.L. CARD
    1562 22 Race I—l.o Class 4 Div. 2 ($5,200) 9f 1 K4o7ti Producer II <t iShav. Sti Tulloh 8 P0 (I-I (olrman 1 I ***** Ditton Woo.l a iBS St. Daniels 68 12 KhamK 8 J 62U0H Molukorrii n «KY Llm > Daniels 68 12 Harbridf 6 4 ***** Winn.nr
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    Paddy's double
    96 22 DUBLIN. Frt. Pada> Prenclprgds: headed the v I In Iri.-h raring :h:i year o complete a rare double he was also leading moneyulnning trainer in Britain during the year. Ih Inland. Prendergast saddled 19 winners of 21 race* worth a to'al ol £76.393. The vii-'ory ol Prendergasi•rained Meadow
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    547 22 SP.TLIGHT on fancies #K\(l 1 Producer II Soitu Ust weet Div 1. ~i; won 3 races over 81 and 91 Ui a row thU season. Wlnninj Prise: Eaij XL 9f winner soft going in Sep tember. Bucentaur UI: FrontCi 5. lOf winner In June. Patio: RAC 2 rrangipani: Lselvi over
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      BARBER TEARS NSW ATTACK TO SHREDS
      387 23  - BARBER TEARS NSW ATTACK TO SHREDS J. FINGLETON From SYDNEY, Fri. Bob Barber, most dashing English opening batsman within memory, tore the NS Wales attack to shreds today. He made his 50 in exactly 50mins with seven Tours and nobody here 1 can recall ever seeing such a dashing half
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      IN BRIEF
      125 23 BOXING London: Brian CurMs retained his Brlti.sh and British tmplre welterweight champion boxing titles by beating Sammy McSpadden at Carditf last night the referee stopping the fight in the lath rd of their 15-round bom Tokyo: Orient junior featherweight hamplon Rukuro Ishiyama knocked out Lee Kwang Ju <S.
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      Filipinos can be beaten at their own game
      396 23  - Filipinos can be beaten at their own game CONRAD NG Japan and South Korea pose twin threat to Asian champions By Kuala Lumpur, Friday BASKETBALL being the national game in the Philippines, it was a matter of course for them to become the first champions of Asia. In the Asian
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      MALAYSIA xMAY GET TO FINAL ROUND
      226 23 MALAYSIA MAY GET TO FINAL ROUND The ten trams a record entry In the tuuinamem are drawn imu two groups lor the :..trv round Irom Sunday i Dec. 4. with a rest day or Dec. 3 llie Philippines and Japan Group A together with Malaysia. South Vietnam and ie. Formosa,
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      GROUP A
      9 23 THE PHILIPPINES JAPAN MALAYSIA SOUTH VIETNAM SINCAPORE
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      9 23 FORMOSA SOUTH KOREA THAILAND HONC KONC INDIA
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      ROUND TIES
      149 23 Sunday 8 p.m. Formosa n diljnd: 9.30 the Philippines v Malaysia. Monday 3 p.m. South Korea v India; 4.30 Thailand v Hong Kong; 7.30 Singapore v l.ipan; 9.0 Malaysia v South Vietnam. Tuesday 3 p.m. India v Formosa: 4.30 )apan v South Vietnam; 7.30 the Philippines v Singapore;
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      No support for separate basketball tourneys
      226 23 ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Any proposal for separate basketball competitions for tall and short players will not get thp support of the majority of the members of Flba. th* Internationa! federation Fiba secret.iry William Jone« Mcl this la.st nigjit ttben h«> ■rrtmd here to attend
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      The teams
      370 23 JHK IWIIIIINII Marciso Bernardo <No. 8 taplaln), Orlando Bauzon (4), Manuel Jocson (It, Engracio Ara-/a-i (6i. Alfonso Marque/ (7), Jaime Mariano (9>. Edgardo Ocampo dO i. Renato Reyes (11). Joaquin Rojas <12>, Roehl Nadurata (13). Alberto (Reynoso (.14 1. Edgardo Rogue (15>. HONG KONG Ng Yuet On (9
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      REMINDERS TO THREE
      175 23  -  M. RAHMAN By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Seap Games Organising Council, who are fighting against time to finalise the entries for the Games here on Dec. 14-21, are to sexid urgent reminders to Cambodia. Laos and Thailand to submit their team-lists. The lists were to have reached
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      FORCES WIN 8-0
      37 23 KUALA I.IMPUR. Fri—Malaysian Arnnd Parcel beat Kelantan 8-0 and Singapore boat Penang 3-# in opening matches in The Malay* Man Malays Inler-Mata hockey finals for the Tun Ra/ak Cup M Rifle Range Road U
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      88 23 SPORTS DIART BADMINTON Perak Oon I KIGGIR Malaya Cup: KeServices rhtimpionslii}>s iSt John dah v Penan? <Sg. Patani). Ambulance HhII. lpoh 9 a.m.>. Friendlies: Arm<*d Forces v (KKhKT Miiuysian Oovt I Klang Club (Rif> Ranur Rd.): Services linal: NEB v Sine^ixjre 6CC v Sgor Club i Spore p» tPniiim. K.L.».
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    Dato Leewill see his dream fulfilled today
    208 24 Dato Lee will see his dream fulfilled today SINGAPORE. Fri. For one man. the foundation stone laying ceremony of the .t million Institute of Medical Specialties m the General Hospital grounds tomorrow mornimi will mean the fulfilment of a cherished dream. Dato LM Kor.g Chlan. former Chancellor Ol the University
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    DEATH
    24 24 MR TAN TIAN PENC »o-.iMial on I. hind hi« -urm. n\r dau^h- «on»-m-l«». two d.m-h'. ■<•■ <randrhll'l--,^»v. Iti. J.i lan Son Tuenday 3" Crmrfrry.
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    Indian Naval Chief
    26 24 NFW DELHI. Fri .—Vice-Adnur-al Atilu.r Kumar Chalterji. 51 Ccmmaudani ol India's National Defence College here, has been appointed Chief of the Naval Staff.
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    Police smash a sabotage plot in Singapore
    430 24  -  PHILIP KHOO NINE PARTY RAKYAT MEN HELD By SINGAPORE. Fri. DOUCE have dc tamed four Singapore Party Rakyat members two of them Indonesian trained in psychological and guerilla warfare and sabotage. All are members of the Tentera Nasional Republic Malaya (National Army of
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    Lock icon India-Pak meeting chances bright, says Bhutto
    250 24 MOSCOW. Fri. Pakistan s Foreign Minister, Mr. Bhutto, said today the chances were fairly bright for Indian and Pakistani leaders to meet on Soviet territory soon. He said his Government had accepted unconditionally a Soviet offer of good offices in the dispute between India
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    New rule for pine growers
    56 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Pineapple growers intending to sell ihelr produce to canneries will have to register with the Pineapple Industry Board, according to an amendment to the Pineapple Industry Ordinance. 1957. approved by the House of Representative tonight. The amendment also required canneries to buy
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    140 24 COMMONS ENDS THE MPs SICK PARADE I ONDON. Fr i. Late-night parades of sick MPs in ambulances and wheelchairs to vote in crucial parliamentary debates are to end under a gentlemen's agreement reached here last night. Parliamentary Whips of the Labour Party and Conservative Party have agreed that sick members
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    Scientist to give lecture
    52 24 SINOAPORE. Frl— An Engltih doctor scientist. Dr. O. Roux, will deliver a public lecture on "The Cephalosporlns a recent advance In antibiotic therapy" on Monday at 8.15 p.m. at the pathology lecture theatre in the Oenernl Hospital The lecture is sponsored by the School of Postgraduate
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    367 24 LONDON STOCKS LONDON. Fri. Closing middle price.- of delected stocks not Including stamp duty were OtLTEIXiED iConM)l 2' £39 15 16 —3 16 Funding 4', £92 5 16 War 3' £54 3 16 BANKS Chartered 50 3 Hongkong £9 9 16 >, INSLRAM I Com I n 4j 3 Prudential*
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    Lock icon Beatles buy behind locked doors
    177 24 Beatles buy behind locked doors LONDON. Fri. Harrods. the London store where Queen Elizabeth goes shopping, granted a rare privilege to the Beatles it allowed the mop-haired quartet to do their Christinas shopping after hours behind lorked doors. The privilege has never before been granted not even to the Queen.
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