The Straits Times, 1 December 1965

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 tie***!* 1 I The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). nil'".
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    Lock icon Air build-up in Zambia
    491 1 RAF officers arrive in Lusaka secretly; Wilson holds another Cabinet meeting LUSAKA, Tuesday A SECRET build-up of Royal Air Force personnel in Zambia has been going on since late last week, informed sources said here today. Zltntmm and British ofli(ials refund to confirm this, but it
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    Kidnap riddle of banker
    407 1 PENANG. Tuesday A PENANG multi-millionaire linker. Mr. Saw ("hoo Tbeng, returned home last night six days after he had been believed abducted by a six-man gang. Penang police today denied Mr. Saw had been abducted but from inquiries made by the Straits Times, it would appear
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    Drowned girls: Was it a suicide pact?
    186 1  -  HO SAI KONG By PENANG. Tuesday D O L I C E investigating the deaths of two school-girls and the disappearance of a third girl are working on the theory that there was a "sui- cide pact, resulting from love affairs with three
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    'Security risk' man: Wrong name was given
    526 1 'Security risk' man: Wrong name was given SINGAPORE. Tues. A former Party Rakyat member. Shane bin Haji All. 38. is the "security risk" which caused the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. to cancel his tour ot Pasir Pan Jang constituency on Sunday morning. The Prime Minister's oHlcp said this
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    Lock icon Seamen seek asylum
    29 1 COPENHAGEN. Tue». Two seamen from a Polish trawler, which pui Into Copenhagen lo shelter from v storm, have sought politic*! asylum In Denmark, police reported Reuier.
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    Together always: See Page 10
    338 1 Together always: See Page 10 "I have not the slightest Idea about that. Their form teacher and I know nothing about their out-of-school activities" The police, however, have been following a few leads on the girls' activities outside the school and have Interviewed three boys. A three- word entry in
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    Bonds top $9m. mark
    35 1 [[I ALA LUMPUR, Tuts. The ale of National Defence Hoods has topped the $!> million mark. Yesterday i\\<> sumcribera boughl $50,300 worth, bringing tlu- total amount sold to 2.174 nifatcribers to $9,046,
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    Lock icon Bank HQ: Malaysia, S'pore out
    81 1 MANILA. Tue.v Candidacy for the proposed site oj the Asian Development Bank was narrowed here today to Tokyo Teheran and Manila, according to informed sources. A .secret bulloi MMMt the delegates Ui Urn .secona m ■Mortal rontcrrncr oi Uie Economic Commission :or A&la and the
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    Lock icon Mao soldier captured
    48 1 NEW DELHI. Turn.. Indian border police have raptured an armed Chinese soldier who intruded Into Indian lerrilorv over the border kimcii India and liU _'CM) mllo •ur-'ii-Deihl An official rejmrt from the frontie. ;h( Chinese was believed to have been on a probing mUhion R*uter.
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    Lock icon Japanese ship fifed on
    61 1 TOKYO. lues. A Japanese freight rr \\:is Urrd on while I ing down the Mekong river MaY ih<- C.iimlxxlhm Ijorder la*t Friday, ilu ships ***** m Kobe. Western J.i(>iii] said today. The 1800-ton Shinei M;tru said the shot> tame Irom thuk bush on the hunk and
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    Moves against Smith K.L. and S'pore
    400 1 Moves against Smith K.L. and S'pore KI'ALA LIMPI R, Tucs. The M;ilaysian Government today enforced exchange control measures against Rhodesia. Ml was announced hv the it -tmu Minister of Kinance. l)r Nc Kam Foh. Simultaneously, in Singapore, the Government announeeil that it would I). in all trade with Rhodesia from
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 BACK SALIBBI I!V Tue^ KhoilcM.i Aili .ibnlMi ominonur.ilth tariff fcrcnte on British >' from nidal M toniuh Minister »f Commrro Industry Mr <; W l.md ;inn>innr»-(l H<
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      Lock icon 'Hanoi action to enlarge conflict must be blocked'
      600 2 'Hanoi action to enlarge conflict must be blocked' McNAMARA WE HA YE STOPPED LOSING, BUT IT WILL BE A LONG WAR SAIGON, Tuesday IT.S. Defence Secretary Robert McNamara said here last night that there had been a clear decision by the North Vietnamese Government to infiltrate more troops into South
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      Lock icon SHIP'S OFFICER KILLED IN DUEL AT SEA
      119 2 MANILA. Tues. A .ship's 11 officer was killed In a duel with another while their vessel was oil Surtgao Province in the southern Philippines, the Philippine News Service reported to- day. ("apt. Hilario Inoc. of the inter-island motor vessel Don Alfonso, said Miguel
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      The world's hungry: Give them tools, not charity
      121 2 The world's hungry: Give them tools, not charity ROMK. Tues Princ* Souvanna Phoutna of I .h.s told the conference of the L.N. Food and Agriculture Organisation here yesterday that the world's hungry should not be c<ven charity, but the skilK and tools to provide their own food. "If you give
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      Lock icon Christmas passes
      33 2 WESST BERLIN. Tues. Thou- winds of WfM BrrHners yeeUrduy 1 queued [or passes to maicr Christmas and New Year visits to I relatives 011 the other side of the Wall. Reuter.
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      Lock icon ZAMBIA CALL FOR TRADE EMBARGO ON RHODESIA
      266 2 ZAMBIA CALL FOR TRADE EMBARGO ON RHODESIA Copper will be airlifted out if rail links are cut LONDON, Tuesday GAMBIA called for trade sanctions against Rhodesia at the start of a meeting of the Commonwealth Economic Council yesterday. Its delegate. Mr. Wittlneton Stkalumbi. said his land-locked country was prepared to
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      Sacked air force chief Dhani on the way home
      262 2 Sacked air force chief Dhani on the way home THE HAGUE. Tues. Indonesian Air ViceMarshal Omar Dh.mi, dismissed from his post as commander of the air force by President Soekarno last Saturday, left here yesterday for Paris by car on his way home. He arrived In Holland on Oct. 30
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      Just fancy that
      56 2 BKISBANL Tues. A 50-year-old slaughterhouse worker was slabbrd by a heifer fivo minutes •fief he had killed the animal. Stanley Baiclsrn slauch- tercd the br.ist ;iiui five minutrs l;itrr it* front left kicked out, forcing .1 knifr- lie m holding into his left lesr. Hr h.icl to
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      Lock icon The matchbox spy radio
      238 3 ANY AMATEUR JAMES BOND CAN HIRE IT FOR ONLY £20 A WEEK LONDON. Tuesday GOVERNMENT department said yesterday it would investigate a matchbox spy radio which any amateur James Bond can buy in Britain. A spokesman for the General Post Office, the department controlling radio and
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      Lock icon Seized: Gold bars worth US$l million
      86 3 BOMBAY. Tue.v Smuggled gold bar« weighing i 641ib. and valued locally at U.S.SI million were Ml i?d by Customs oflli-iaL> near here on Sunday night. Police believe an international ring Is involved in smuggling the gold from the Middle East. The scold bars bear
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      Lock icon Nkrumah: No offence meant
      71 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.— Gnana. in a note rti'M-ribed a> "ooncili*tory In 'one", lins told the United States that President Nknimah meant no offence when, in his latest book he described 'lie Lnited State* us a r.eo-colonlal-M pi "T. a Sta'f Department spok^ninn said yrs'crt'av. The Sti'.e Depir'mem
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      Lock icon Rice for Vietnam
      31 3 WASHINGTON. Tue«. The Agency for Inrernailonal Development fstd yesterday I 1 would finance the purchase of *****0 metric lons of United States rice for shipment to Vietnam. A.P.
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      Lock icon Nine escape to West Germany
      44 3 BONN. Tues. Nine East Germans Hed into West Germans during the weekend and yesterday. West German border authorities reported The last of them, a 40-yrar-otd man. swam a near froaen border river and reached West Berlin safely yesterdny. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'BURNING ISSUES' IN RUSSIA: STEWART
      167 3 MOSCOW. Tues.—British Foreign Secret- 1 ary. Mr. Michael Ste-j wart, arrived here today to discuss Vietnam, disarmament and other "burninc issues" with I Soviet leaders. Mr. Stewart, who will stay here until Friday, was welcomed at the airport by Mr. Andrei Gromyko. the Bovit't Foreign
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      Vesuvius warning
      37 3 NAPLES. Tue«. A pre-davin earth shock Jarred villages on 're lower slopes of Mount Vesuvius yesterday, and the director of th* Vesuvius Observatory said a I new eruption of the gnt>t volcano might be near.
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      Lock icon Surcharge on imports stays—over Tory and Liberal objections
      225 3 Surcharge on imports stays— over Tory and Liberal objections LONDON. Tuesday. 'THE House of Commons last night renewed the x Government's power to continue its 10 per cent surcharge on imports by 279 votes to 276 a majority of three. The surcharge, originally 15 per cent, was imposed a year
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      Lock icon Tanker's catch: Magnetic mine on anchor
      121 3 Tanker's catch: Magnetic mine on anchor WHEN the 24,026TT ton tanker Esso Winchester weighed anchor last week near Vlissingen, about 60 miles south-west of The Hague, a World War II magnetic mine was found locked between this anchor's flukes. The mine, containing more than 1,600--lb. of explosives, was believed to
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      Brez's quiet visit
      24 3 EAST BERLIN. Tues. Mr. Brezhnev, the Soviet Communst Party first secretary, left East Germany yesterday after a I three-day unannounced visit.
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    S'pore methods in building for PI: Mutuc
    230 4 S'pore methods in building for PI: Mutuc (SINGAPORE, Tues. The former Philippine Ambassa dor to the United States, Mr. Mcl Mutuc, %vho is here on a threeday survey oi" housing projects, today said he would import Singapore's building techniques into his country. Mr. Mutuc. who flew in here on Sunday
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    SCOUTS FOR JAMBOREE IN THAILAND
    241 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A 39-member Boy Scouts contingent the first from newly-independent Singapore will attend the fifth Thai National Jamboree in Bangkok next week. In a formal ceremony at the Istana Negara grounds this afternoon, the contingent received the State and new Scouts' colours from the
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    'By children for children'
    68 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A special art exhibition. "By Children for Children." will be opened by the Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok at the National Library at 5.15 p.m. on Dec. 6. The exhibition of some 200 paintings by pupils ol the Sunny\vnv Kindergarten is m
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    Court rules in driving licence case
    132 4 Court rules in driving licence case SINGAPORE. Tues.—Driving with an expired licence does not by ltseli necessarily mean driving without proper third party Insurance, a Singapore court ruled today The first traffic magistrate Mr. Llew Nglk Kee. said this after a newspaper vendor. S.K Suppiah. had admitted a summons charße
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    Marine Police stage variety show
    62 4 Marine Police stage variety show SINGAPORE, Tues— The Marine Police tonight staged a variety shew to celebrate National Language Month, at the Marine Police Station, Cavanagh Bridge. Tomorrow, the Pulau Bukom Police will hold a National Language programme at their island station from 8 p.m. A speech contest by non-Malays
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    Old folks party
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Tues —The YWCA International Women's Club will hold a party for the old fplks of St. John's Home lor the Aged ai the YWCA Hostel, Fort Canning at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Sale of work
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Tuts. Singapore's First Lady, Puan Noor Aishah. will open the Social Welfnre Departments Homes' exhibition and sale of work at 10 a.m. m Dec 11 at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    Susan Hart arrives in S'pore
    138 4 Susan Hart arrives in S'pore SINGAPORE, Tues. Sunbathing and sightseeing fully occupied Krankie A valun. Hollywood teenage idol today his first day in Singapore. While getting a tan and a dip in his hotel pool, the star was kept busy signing autographs for fans. In the afternoon, he loured thr
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    REGISTRY WEDDING
    50 4 MR. AND MRS. Wong Kirn O«l after their weddinc at the Singapore ReKislry. The bridegroom, a teacher, is tbe son cf Mr. and Mrs. Wong En Sang. The bride, the former Miss Foo Ah Moi, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Foo Wan Seng. Straits Times picture.
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    May- most popular to tie love-knot
    144 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. May this year was a popular wedding month for the Chinese, according to figures for the first seven months of this year. Of 813 non-Muslim maniages registered during this month, 753 were Chinese. The number of May marriages topped that of any
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      73 4 TODAY Musical coiK-ert, Victoria Theatre, at 7 p.m. Musical play. "The Thuenna," Cultural Centre, at 7.30 p.m. I ri-r Film Showi Tanglsan Ibu, Tanjoun Kiln?. Boon Lay Road. Juronu. at 7.30 p.m. Peanuts a valuable crop. Cartoon film. Bulong dan Bola. Farmer and I, Jalan Sagu Chinese Temple. Tampinee. at
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    UK education expert in Singapore
    94 5 UK education expert in Singapore SINOAPORE. Tues.— Mrs Irene Corbet, a lecturer of the education >>.' handicapped chtldren at the Mnrl.i Giey Training College in London flew Into Singapore tht 1 afternoon for a week's visit to look over local social welfare centres. She 1« aNo here to lead and
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    Ollendorff now due Friday
    54 5 siNGAPORi Tut*- Dr. Lan O.lendiri:. .M'creuiry general of the Council of International Progr IMM for Youth Leaders and Soi-inl Workr-rs in the United s.ito hM postponed his scheduled visit to Singapore by a few days. He is now expected to arrive on Pri.lny. and will visit
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    Prison term is halved
    429 5 RAPE BID CONVICTION REDUCED TO OUTRAGE CLERK WINS TEENAGED NANNY CASE APPEAL SINGAPORE, Tues. A sales delivery clerk. Tan Beng (-live, 21, today won nn appeal in the Federal Court against his High Court conviction on a charge of attempting to rape a teenaged Chinese nanny.
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    $185,000 more to be spent for improving amenities
    83 5 $185,000 more to be spent for improving amenities SINGAPORE, Tues. The Urban and Rural Services Committee has approved over $185,000 to provide better public amenities for 16 constituencies. The money will be used to provide standpipes and street lighting, bridges, repair and metalling of I roads. Nee Soon i;ets the
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    Adult Board seeks camera instructors
    76 5 Adult Board seeks camera instructors SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Adult Education Board plans to organise f-pec-inlised photography coutses as soon a& more Instructors are available. Photographers spec Ja Using In any particular branch of photography who wish to become parttime instructors after office hours at the Board's Photographic Training Centre should
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    50 stray cattle destroyed
    68 5 SINGAPOHE. Tue»— One str.iv cow seireci by the MMstay of Health Special Cattle Disposal Squad In Aver Rajah Road yesterday, was slaughtered this mornins. The meat was distributed to tour charitable institutions. A Government statement today Mid this brought the number of straying cattle which have
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    UNLICENSED PORK AND FALSE "CHOP': DEALER FINED $1500
    198 5 UNLICENSED PORK AND FALSE "CHOP': DEALER FINED $1500 SINGAPORE, Tues. A pork dealer. Peh Gim Seong, was fined $1,000 or six months' jail today in the Ninth Magistrate's Court for possession ot a branding block and dye. intended for the purpose of counterfriting a Government Miuhtcr house m/irk. lie was
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    A badge for new Guides patron
    164 5 SINGAPORE, Tups. Singapore's First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah (above, right), in her new role as patron of the Singapore Girl Guides' Association, today installed Mrs. Wee Chong Jin (left) as president. At a brief ceremony at the Guide Hut, Buyong Road. Puan Noor pinned
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    MAN FOR TRIAL ON GUN CHARGE
    131 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. AT the end of a preliminary inquiry today, a man, Goh Ah Leng, was committed to stand trial in the High Court on two charges of unlawful possession of a .38 Smith and Wesson revolver and six rounds of ,38 ammunition. Assistant
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    THAI KING HONOURS 2 S'PORE BANKERS
    244 5 THAI KING HONOURS 2 S'PORE BANKERS SINGAPORE, Tues. Two prominent Singapore bankers, Mr. Lien Ying Chow and Mr. Awyang Chi, will receive high awards from King Bhumibol AdulyadeJ of Thailand for their meritorious services In the cause of closer relations In trade and friendship between the two countries. Mr. lien,
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      Murder: Three held for questioning
      96 6 Murder: Three held for questioning KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three men have been detained by police for questioning in connection with the killing of Yip Yee Sen*. 30. a sawmill worker, at 4th mile Ipoh Road here on Saturday night. They are the owners of a car and two scooters, which
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      Parish committee
      24 6 PENANO Tues. Mus.'.m TilUfrers in Kampong Dodol have formed a parsh committee to > work for the welfare of the I k.impong residents.
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      A tea party for street boys
      52 6 A tea party for street boys pENANG. Tues. The Penan* branch of the Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs will organise a tea party for street boys on Dec. 7. i The function, to be held at the Popus Lane Tamil School, will be followed by presentation of cash gifts to
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      Convent concert
      27 6 SEGAMAT. Tues. The Canossian Convent here will hold a concert In the school hall on Friday and Saturday in aid of Its science building fund.
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      Aim is to drop expats but protect business
      605 6 ISMAIL EXPLAINS MALAYANISATION POLICY By Our Parliamentary Reporters ALA LUMPUR. Tuesday Watchdog group reviews jobs of expats THE Government's policy was to ensure that Malayanisation in commerce and industry would proceed in a manner not to endanger the success of commercial enterprises.
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      After dinner speaker
      46 6 TELUK ANSON. Tues. The Raja Muda of Perak will spealc at the annual graduation dinner of the Day Training centre here tomorrow. Altogether. 88 trainee-teachers I I have compieted their training is the tv.o-year course and I i 72 in the three-year course.
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      High Court writ halts tribunal hearing on workers' dismissal
      372 6 High Court writ halts tribunal hearing on workers' dismissal KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A writ of prohibition has been entered against the Industrial Arbitration Tribunal, forbidding it from continuing to hear the dispute between the Cargo Handling Corporation of Port Swettenham and three of its dismissed employees. At the start of
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      OEHLERS STARTS WORK AFTER CHRISTMAS
      124 6 I£UALA LUMPUR, Tues The chairman of the Industrial Arbitration Tribunal. Sir George Oehlers. will look into the redundancy problem of British services department employees after Christmas. He said today: "I wuulrt like to have a short holiday for Christmas with my family in Singapore after
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      Police: Men who kidnapped doctor's son not organised
      417 6 IPOH. Tues— Poli c »re working on some cluee In the kidnapping „f a schoolboy, Tani; Yew Mun. IU. son of a doctor, "ho ".is abducted by three men from his school in Cator Avenue her* yesterday morning. Yfw Mun. who was
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    School clerk reports loss
    60 7 PENANG. Tues. A Chur.g Ling Hleh School clerk has. reported to police the lose of $110 from the school office. Koay Chuan Chlng. 27. told police he locked up the money, being proceeds from the sale of school badges, in a drawer on Saturday evening. The
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    Promotion for Wan
    27 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Tuea. i Incho Wan Mohamed bin Mohawtf S;il;ph. the Krlan DJtU'ltl Information Offlcer. has I been promoted Deputy state in.formation Officer. Kelantan.
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    Chamber starts survey on effects of new taxes
    394 7 Chamber starts survey on effects of new taxes KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A NATION-WIDE survey to obtain xxthe views of businessmen on the revised turnover tax and the telephone levy is being conducted by the United Chambers of Commerce. "We are trying to ascertain how the new taxes will affect business
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    LECTURER FOR SABAH TO STUDY FORMING OF A FOUNDATION
    241 7 fESSELTON, Tues. j A lecturer of the University of Malaya is to visit Sabah next month to study the method of establishing the proposed multi-million dollar Sabah Foundation. This was announced yesterday by Tun Mustapha bin Dato Harun, the new chairman
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    Police transfers
    34 7 SUNOEI PATANI. Tver Inspector O. T. Segeran from Pahang ha* assumed duties ax 0.C.P.D.. Sungei Patani. in place, of Inspector T. Sivanandan who! 1» going on transfer to Alor Star! next month.
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    Esso vacation course for undergraduates
    131 7 I/UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Esso Standard Malaya Ltd. Is to recruit between eight and lo undergraduates under the com--1 panys grant-ln-ald programme during the fourmonth university vacation starting from January next year. The undergraduates to bo picked from final year engineering, business adI ministration and science
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    Extortion gang issuing threats by post
    105 7 Extortion gang issuing threats by post LOR STAR. Tues A rang of extortioners has been sending threatening letter* to a number of businessmen here, demanding large tana of money. Police today confirmed that there had been two reports this month from towkays who had received extortion letters by post. The
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    Compensation pay-out
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Tue*. A total' of (631.148 wa* paid out .ts workmen's compensation xn Singapore In the flrst 10 months of this year, aceordlnc to the Labour Ministry statistics. The amount paid out for the I same period in 1964 was $681,298.
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    20,000 people more in Singapore
    131 7 20,000 people more in Singapore SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's population rose by 20.000 in the first six months of this year to reach 1.864.900. Published official figures show that the increase from mid- 1964 to mid- 1965 wa* 44.900 and that the average yearly increase since mid--1961 has* been 44.400 This
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    'Taxi war' at Subang over, says Sardon
    412 8 f-UALA LUMPUR. Tv«« i N end to the "taxi war" at the Subang international airport 'vas announced here today by the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. lie had earlier discussed a five-point peace plan with representative* of the Miarik.it Matahari.
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    Sultan's caravan arrives
    46 8 PORT SWETTENHAM. Tues A $11,450 caravan for the Sultan •>f Selangor arrived here today in I the cargo ship Brpconshire. The Sultan, who bought the i samvan laal month while n. i London, hopes to use it on >rt:nai tours oi kamponga. i
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    REPORT OF TOWN COUNCIL PROBE TO BE OUT SOON
    297 8 REPORT OF TOWN COUNCIL PROBE TO BE OUT SOON SEREMBAN. T.. es 'J'HE Negri Sembilan Mentri Besar, Dato (Dr.) Mohammed Said bin Mohammed, told the State Legislative Assembly meeting today that the report of the Commission of Inquiry into allegations of maladministration and malpractices of the Seremban Town Council would
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    UDP urges 'equitable solution' in implementing N-Language
    170 8 KUALA LUMPUR. T T^HE Government was today urged to set up an all-party committee to find "an equitable solu- tlon" In the implementation of the national languaite as the country's i solo official language in 1967. The call was made by the United
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    Nanyang: 20 expelled students re-apply
    211 8 Nanyang: 20 expelled students re-apply SINGAPORE. TuM.— More than 20 of th« 85 expelled student! of Nanyang University have so far applied for reinstatement. A spokesman of t.he university said today the university's deciplinarv committee would soon meet to review the individual merit* of these cases. He also reported a
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    The boy with a walking stick
    62 8 PENANG. Ton. An Inaia* youth, who claimed to be b new irrirml :o Pen^nis today pleaded euilty to a charge of pos.s«>ssinf a walking stick with a blade -iaclied. Mains Moha tried, son of K^dlr Moh. imed. 19. *aid he had .iu«t arrived from
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    The 'Bad Boy' and 'Grand Old Man' of tennis STRAITS TIMES Special Feature
    1553 9 The 'Bad Boy' and 'Grand Old Man' of tennis STRAITS TIMES Special Feature The story of Gardnar Mulloy IN November 1946 a US Davis Cup team reached Australia for the first post-war challenge. There were six players in the team but one of them, the temperamental Cardnar Mulloy, caused more
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    Brisk bids for barter batik on the block
    140 10 Brisk bids for barter batik on the block SINGAPORE. Tues.— Goods and produce seized by police from Indonesian barter traders In Singapore waters in the last few months went on the block today for $31,748. About 200 people, mainly Chinese and Indian merchants, jammed the customs godowr. in Marang Road
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    A busy day for student envoys
    100 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Miss Fiona Stanley, a medical student, and Mr. Lynn Klrkhan. an engineering student who are on a week's visit, today spent a hectic day visiting a rubber factory, a tin dredge and a tin mine. Winners of the "Youth Amba*. ■ndor
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    Salaries probe will take a year: Chairman
    393 10  - Salaries probe will take a year: Chairman P. KRISHNAN By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday AN Indian and a British expert will arrive within 10 days to complete the membership of the Special Commission on Salaries headed by Mr. Justice Suffian. They are Mr. M. T. Godbole. of the Indian Administrative Service,
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    'Road Safety' talk
    29 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The chairman of the Automobile Association of Malaya, Mr. P. A. Fielding, will speak on "Road Safety" at the Apex Club dinner tomorrow.
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    Always together... even in death?
    122 10 Always together... even in death? THIS is believed to be the last photograph taken of three 16-year-old schoolgirls who, in the words of their school principal*, "always went about together." They left their homes in Penang on Saturday and the next day the police found the bodies of B. Thejamani
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    Alibi by 'assault on girl' case accused
    335 10 MALACCA, Tuesday npHE defence of five A men, charged with rape and gang robbery, in the High Court here was an alibi. The accused Han Wan King. 25. noodlemaker; Llm Chin Yee. 18, labourer; Daljlt Singh. 27, watchman; M a k h a
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    A trade envoys' service to be set up—Lim
    631 11 A trade envoys' service to be set up— Lim Institute will be formed soon to advise public on how to maintain standards of local goods KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday By Our Parliamentary Reporters THE Government will spend $655,--068 next year to start a trade commissioners' service and a standards institute. The
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    Traders are exploiting confusion over tariffs, says MP
    352 11 Traders are exploiting confusion over tariffs, says MP Malaysia trade overtures to I succeed. If necessary, a uaR should be lmpu-sed on Alliance le.idrr.v It was encouraging. he idded. to hear some "young Turks" in I'mno already j .i-kinc "what is wrong with Iradinc with the Cnnim- musts." Dr lan
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    $6mil. question: The Tengku explains
    177 11 KI'ALA Ll'MPl'R. Tues. —What happened to that S6 million which Tengku Abdul Rahman hud promised to *et a paper mill started? That was the question which an Alliance backbencher. Inche llamzah Man? (Kapar) asked in the House of Representitivcs tonight. The Minister for Commerce and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    39 12 W.rdt M I H.f«i««a. IM LOVIMQ MKMORY of luba r.Mif 4 o Mr and Mra Q K. B«amT. KaTauaini Rata>« Sunc»> Mput dr- gatrUd I 17 I'.*<M <ion> n*\rr for rotten by parvnia bro'b'ra asd aia •an
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    107 12 U ».r«j fit tmitumutmi •im TO ITALTf Iwll tDd Uia aunt atmaapkera. aaJßa cseaDaDt food wisra ai Gtno a9l Tanflio Road. ■JajgajajajM Tal «4M7S I URUMMIH PIMI OItIMPICTANT |j tb« moat pow^rrui Kara killer oa i »»Tr» tT*CKIHO POX OM«IITMAt- r.lva aaaa rbiid iba ekian to win a Mt
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      Developing Asia
      755 12 A new foundation for inter- I e national co-operation in the f j economic development of Asia l !is being completed at the r i Manila conference oi the Econ- c omic Commission for Asia and v i the Far East. The proposal to i establish am Asian
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      Zambia Force
      350 12 It is difficult to see Britain's expected despatch of a token force to Zambia, in answer to President Kaunda's requests, as much more than a sideshow to the main performance south of the Zambesi. It will do nothing, for example, to persuade the Rhodesian rebels that they should
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      Trade Envoys
      222 12 Parliament having voted i funds, it is to be hoped there will be no further delay in j establishing the Trade Com- i missioners' Service. The latest J j target date c or getting the commissioners on the job is I "early next year", fully twelve months later
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      Checking on the new turnover tax effect
      453 12 I NOTE from the Straits Times of Nov. 27 that Mr. S. K. Wong of Petaling Jaya is worried about the year of trading of the new tax and its effect on his business profit. Perhaps the followiiiK explanation will help him to
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      Cheap car
      69 12 TTHE Increased road tax Is by far the highest we have encountered. For working class family man ownership of a car Is not a luxury at all. He needs It for essential transport. For most such families the only kind of car purchaseable is an old car and
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      TV news story
      50 12 DO the T.V. Parliamentary reportera have to talk like story-tellers? The T.V. report should be Impartial. We can judge what is right and wrong from the explanations given by the Ministers. They should not tell as that some opposition members got his facts wrong. VIEWfSI PrUtlinr Jaya
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      No windfall for Singapore
      296 12 I REFER to your report IS.T. Nov. 12) headed ■*lU6in. windfall" for Singapore alter reparation' which conveys a false Impression. It il correct, that the revenue, formerly Federal when Singapore was part of Malaysia but reverting to Singapore alter Singapore Day. is estimated to be $108
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    THE VALUE OF A SPY
    843 12  - THE VALUE OF A SPY DON COOK PENKOVSKY 'S PAPERS CLEARED LP CASES WITH UNEXPECTED EASE By PARIS, Tuos WHATE V E R the value of the spy papers of Col Oleg Penkovsky or even their true validity which is being questioned by some Soviet experts, his greatest service to
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    Walk out by the Opposition in City Council
    301 13 pENANG. Tues— The six opposition members walked out of the City Council meeting tii i.« evening when the Mayor. Mr C Y. Choy. insisted on reading out the city secretary's report on the appointment of two overseers in the health department Mr
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    Last move to safety
    338 13 From G. GELDARD K,OOO CHINESE ON SERIAN ROAD ENTER PERMANENT VILLAGE HOMES KUCH ING, Tuesday. rr\HE 8,000 Chinese ordered to be re--*-settled in new villages along the Kuching-Senan road have begun their final move into permanent new villages. The resettlement was ordered following the terror attack
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    Roads in Kelantan still under water
    128 13 Roads in Kelantan still under water I£OTA BHARU. Tues. Road communication between Kota Bharu and KuaU Trenggann was still cut off until this afternoon as the bridge at Jerteh, 38 miles from here, was under two feet of water The water level was still rising. Floods were occuring sporadically all
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    Maiden flight
    41 13 LONDON, Tues. A enore powerful version of the VC-10 Jetliner designed for military use. which can fly to Singapore with one refuelling stop in less than 18 hours, has made an hour's maiden flight from Weybridge in southern England.
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    Unsatisfactory judgment so judge orders retrial
    364 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea A 'VERY unsatisfactory judgment of a former Sessions Court president, Syed Hassan Al-Jef fri, today resulted in the ordering of a retrial for ex-Ulu Langat District Officer, Syed Ismail bin Ahmad, sentenced to six months' jail on a corruption charge. Mr.
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    Liquor board meet
    33 13 KAJANO, Tues.— The Ulu Lanpat District Liquor Board will hold a meeting on Saturday In the District Office conference room at 10 am to consider applications for renewal of licences.
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    Handicraft show
    16 13 MUAR. Tues —The Parlt Raja Comprehensive School here will hold its handicraft exhibition tomorrow.
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    A false label may cost the parcel
    163 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Turn. THE Royal Customs and Excise Department today warned that any parcel found to have an untrue declaration affixed to it was liable to be fortfeitcd. In a statement. It said that there had been several instances where the value of
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    PWD under fire over water bill demands
    96 13 If UAR. Tues. The Public XIM Works Department here was yesterday criticised for Issuing notices threatening to cut off water supply within 24 hours after the consumers had paid up their water bills. Mr Tan Kok Chee. a Socialist Front councillor, said at
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    Lock icon Marcos and Tan in talks to normalise ties
    149 13 Iyt ANILA. Tues.—Pr»--iTI sident elect Ferdinand Marcos and Malaysia's Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, have conducted informal talks on the normalisation of diplomatic relations between the two countries, an informed source said today. Mr. Tan Is here for the conference of
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    Student aid for volcano victims
    50 13 KTJALA LUJ.TPUR. Tues. Th« National Union of Malaysian Students today handed $318 to the Philippines Consulate here as aid for the victims of the recent Taaf volcano disaster. The fund-raising campaign tm launched following an sppe..: rr.tra the Philippines' National Union of Students for assistance.
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      749 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S. KuaU Lumpur i Johnny Quest "Pirate* From and Penanc; 6. Ipoh and Below": 7.00 New* In English ■MMMI 3. Johore Bahru; 7.10 Sheriff of Cochise i, Taiping; Batu Pahat; 'Human Bomb"; 7.35 Gidget 9- c Kluan "The Oidget Oldgef 8.00 P.M.: 515 Test Pattern j News
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      Lock icon Bore-it-yourself well diggers beat Sydney's water shortage
      168 14 Bore-it-yourself well diggers beat Sydney's water shortage SYDNEY. Tues Hundreds of Sydney families are beating the city's water shortage by boring their own wells and getting free water from natural reserves underground All it costs them is the installation of small bores in their backyards At underground levels ranging from
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      Lock icon £2.3 m contract
      37 14 MUNICH. Tues. The West German firm of Junkers has won a 25.600 000-mark (£3.300.000) contract to build a research satellite for the European Space Research Organisation (ESROi. It was announced here last night. Reuter-
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      35 14 BONN. Tues. A student at Erlangen University, after passing all his examinations, was refused the award of his doctorate because he failed to stop after being involved in a road accident.— Reuter.
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      A long, lonely walk...
      120 14 BECAUSE HE DEFIED CALL TO GO ON STRIKE AN AFRICAN walks alone in Bulawayo, Rhodesia, because he defied orders to go on strike last week. There have been sporadic riots and a number of strikes called by African nationalists since the unilateral declaration of independence by
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      Lock icon A fault is found in Gemini-7 power unit test
      188 14 A fault is found in Gemini-7 power unit test CAPE KEXXEDY. Tues. Experts hay* so far failed to cure a fault which has developed in a power unit of Gemini-7. but next Saturdays two-m a n space launch is not expected to be delayed, it was announced yesterday. The trouble
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      Lock icon Race against Russians? 'Just plain, stupid'
      127 14 WASHINGTON. Tues. One of America's most prominent scientists yesterday attacked the U.B. man-on-the-moon effort as ft waste of men, money and material that could be used to solve more pressing scientific problems. Dr. Warren Weaver, former head of the American Association for the Advancemnit
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      Lock icon Minister refuses to act against the pill
      83 14 T OXDON. Tues. BriIj tain's Health Minister. Mr. Kenneth Robinson, yesterday refused to ask manufacturers to withdraw contraceptive pills from general circulation. Labour M.P. Dr. Shirley Siiinmn skill urged him in the House of Commons to do so until an expert rommitt^e had
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      283 14 Straits Times Crossword gUI IH[ MR IsHIBH H 7 IM~ I ACROSS 6 VeMcle drawn— cot much of 7. A Shyloclc, going about quiet- a picture (7i. ly, wrongfully seizes property 8. Drink he i actjuJred Urn (7). habit? (11). 8. See opera heroine exclaim. 15. Thanks to mother, got
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      Protest by Gibbs over bid to evict him
      329 15 Governor asked to give it up so that Clifford Dupont could move in gALISBURY, Tues. The Governor, Sir Humphrey Gibbs, who is firmly resisting Rhodesian Government attempts to force him out of his official residence at Government House here, protested yesterday against
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      Lock icon Church ministers start Narcotics Anonymous to help addicts
      238 15 Church ministers start Narcotics Anonymous to help addicts LONDON. Tuesday. ONE of Britain's growing army of drug addicts lay in bed In a clergyman's home, the first heroin addict picked up yesterday by a new antinarcotics squad manned by church ministers. The youth was found collapsed in a telephone box
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      Lock icon Pakistani troops kill 11 Indian 'intruders'
      126 15 KARACHI. Tues. Beyen Indian soldiers were killed when Pakistani troops returned Indian fire on the Kashmir. Lahore and East Pakistan fronts, a Defence Ministry communique said yesterday. The communique said the Indians on Sunday Intruded some distance into the Oadra sector of the Rajasthan
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      Lock icon General sacked from junta
      60 15 QUITO. Tues. Air Force I Colonel Guillermo Preile Posso wa* dismissed yesterday from the ruling military Junta of Ecuador and detained at the National Palace. The three remaining members of the Junta lvued a decree accusing Preile of havins used htn position as a member of
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      Lock icon 112-0 'yes' to invite all to disarmament conference
      269 15 112-0 'yes' to invite all to disarmament conference UNITED NATIONS, Tuea. THE General Assembly voted yesterday 112-0, with only France abstaining, to hold a world disarmament conference not later than 1967 to which all countries including China would be invited. Austria formally Invited the conference to Vienna. The assembly proposed
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      H.K. BISCUIT EXPORTER ON LOCAL TOUR
      68 16 H.K. BISCUIT EXPORTER ON LOCAL TOUR LAI SHU LAM (above) sole exporter of Garden biscuits of Hong Kong to the Singapore and Malaysian. Is on a fortnight's visit to study the biscuits and confectionary market. He will also visit Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. Garden Co.. Ltd.. is one of
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      PLAN TO CREATE MARKET
      158 16 PLAN TO CREATE MARKET A USTRALIA is placing great hopes in making Singapore a large market for her industrial goods. For her, the Machine Tool and Metal Industries Exhibition to be held next month in Singapore will provide a golden opportunity for showing her industrial accomplishments. "We have to show
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      Alitalia plans expansion
      58 16 ALITALIA airlines are forging ahead with plans to Increase flights In this region as part of a massive expansion programme, which will Include the purchase of 26 new aircraft within the next two years. A spokesman of the airline said: "We are planning to Increase the frequency
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      Silica sand industry commences on 7 islands
      276 16  - Silica sand industry commences on 7 islands Gunn Chit Thye By CEVEN small islands on the west coast of South Thailand, it is reported, are now yielding high grade silica sand for the manufacture of glass. A local company, the Malaysia Silica Quarry Enterprise, has been formed to purchase the
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      Film chief on visit
      51 16 \AR- James H. Nicholson (above), president of American International Pictures arrived in Singapore yesterday to visit his local exhibitors, the Cathay Organisation. Mr. Nicholson, who leaves on Friday, heads a ten-year-old company described as "the world's newrst, largest and soundest, pri-vately-owned motion picture production and distribution
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      Technician goes on course to Bangkok
      112 16 Technician goes on course to Bangkok RELIANCE Office Supplies, a local office equipment company, sent one of its technicians. Mr. Soh Yuen Kal, to Bangkok on an exchange training scheme. Mr. Soh. who left Singapore early last month received further training with the De La Rue banknote machine. The facilities
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      New Master
      108 16 pAPTAIN J. Cringle, voyage Master of the cargo-passenger liner Bendoran. has become Senior Master of The Ben Line. He succeeds Captain E D. Copeman, who I has retired after 46 yean at sea. Bom in Berwick -on -Tweed and now living in Ilford. Essex. Captain i Cringle Is
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      'MARKET FOR SUN GLASSES IS GOOD'
      236 16 SINGAPORE and Malaysia, taking into consideration the size of their population, are comparable to he best Asian markets for sun glasses according to a top executive of one of this Europe's leading manufacturers of optical products. Demand for optical products in this region had
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      Rollers from Australia
      128 16 An Australian engineering firm which has supplied thousands of Idler rollers for belt conveyors for use In the Slncapore Bedok reclamation scheme, will be taking I part In the Machine Tools and Metal Industries Exhibition to be held In Singapore from December 5 to 19. At the
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      Excavators for Sabah
      205 16 THOMAS Smith Sons ißodley) Ltd. of Leeds, have recently completed the shipment of an order for six Smith 26 excavators to the Public Works Department. Sabah, one of which is seen In action above. The Public Works Department of Sabnh Is on» ot Smiths nioM important overseas
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      U.S. exports show rise
      104 16 The Commerce Department reported that United States exports oi civilian Rood* in October 1965 were two per cent higher than those In September 1965. while for the first ten months of this year exports, on an annual rate basis, were three per cent ahead of those
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    Progress before higher taxes: Jugah
    294 17 'PEOPLE NOT SATISFIED WITH DEVELOPMENT' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 'J'HE Minister of Sarawak Affairs, Dato Temenggong Jugah anak Barieng, said here today the proposal to raise rates in Sarawak to the mainland level should not be implemented until the State was as developed as Malaya. At
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    MAL and union hold talks
    66 17 SINGAPORE. Tries. Representatives of Malaysian Airways and the Malaysian Airway* 'Qanta.s Empire Airways Local Employees' Union were negotiating until late this evening for a full and final .settlement on the transfer of 22 employees to Qantas to cany out ramp handling of MAL Comes. The
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    15 held in Sarawak round-up of Reds
    50 17 RUCHING. Tues. Police arrested 15 Communist suspects five of them women in Sarawak's Fourth Division today. A police spokesman said the arrests were part of the Government's continuing drive against subversive forces in Sarawak. "The Government is determined to eradicate Communism," be said.
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    Bigamy case to go to district court
    98 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The case In which a trade unionist, Norman Kow Kirn Heng. was last week charged with bigamy was mentioned in a magistrate's court today. Kow. 43. sales clerk 1? alleged i fo have married Molly Ong Quek Ene of Lorong Limau
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    Jailed for duck theft
    41 17 MI'AR. Tues. Abu bin Baku;. 46. was yesterday sentenced by the Magistrate's Court to a year s jail to be followed by six months' police supervision for stealing a duck valued at SS at Jalan Maharani here.
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    Blood donors' meeting
    27 17 IPOH. Tues. The Perak Blood Donors' Association will hold its annual meeting at the nurses' lacture room in tlie General Hospital here on Saturday.
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    Drop in man-days lost
    61 17 Drop in man -days lost CINGAPORE. Tues. Labour Ministry statistics for the third quarter of this yrar show that a total of 8.428 man-days were lost through industrial action a big drop from corresponding figures for the last three years. Man-days lost for the same period in Ihe previous years
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    12 THUGS DETAINED AND GANGLAND WEAPONS SEIZED
    174 17 12 THUGS DETAINED AND GANGLAND WEAPONS SEIZED KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A LARGE assortment of gangland weapons was A seized and 12 thugs detained by the antisecret societies branch here during the last week. Raids carried out on rangster hide-outs at Loke Yew Road, Batu Lane and Kampong Siam resulted in
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    Dr. Cheah again
    41 17 PENANG. Turs. Dato Dr. Cheah Toon Lok has been reelected president, of the Tlieoso|)h:<\i. Soctet**. Oilier officebearers: Vice-presidents. Mrs. C. H. Yr.i:.R Mr. D. Baboo and Mr. J.E. Oorjitham: secretaryMr. Lim Scan Poh; treasurer Mr. Ycoh Knee Poh.
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    Naafi store theft
    35 17 IPOH. Tues. —Th eves broke into the Naan store in Ash by Road here over the weekend and took $2 8" 9 worth of goods. Including razor blades, pens and a watch.
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    1,638 bosses fail to keep records
    244 17 1,638 bosses fail to keep records KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. There were 1.638 cases of employers failing to maintain wage and other records of their workers during the first nine months of this year. This was stated in ihe House of Representatives lodav by the Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam,
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    40 beggars in court
    43 17 MTJAR, Tues. Forty beggars between 11 and 85 years old were yesterday charged In the magist- rate's court here. Twenty-nine I were ordered to be sent to the! Merslr.g Old Folks Home. Thej ethers were remained In custody. I
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      942 18 I ACCOMMODATION VACANT sTarsis it i Vim. I— Box SO <6s. mtn OPPOSITE UNO TANGLIN Beoidn OlesMaglea/Botanlcal Garden Hesutl fully furnished 3-bedroom Kiat Avail able immediately Ring Spore 205tM X I MSI A COURT 2 bulroom un furnished flat servant's room, tele phone. Available Immedlntelv. Lon, leaw preferable. Ring (Spore)
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      931 18 TUITION IS Word* tt Mim.)—B*x tt rts. mxtrm MATHS. ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY Kxperlenced Mathematics Uraduatr Also Secondary Entrance Tel: ***** B'pore. LAMBERT'S ORIVING SCHOOL Dual-controlled Minor 1000 Triumph. Heralds hourly MOO In t.airuora.l Road. (>'K>r. ...-'.'l Y.W C A. Japunesr r'lower arrangemect Betcinners course on 7tb December at II v.m Keys
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      1330 18 FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) I' tt (Min.)-Bmx Writ. SMtra IJ Word* >c Vim. t— Box SO rl*. mxtrm COUGHr Soothe it awa» at once aco JEWELLERY makes the most > set at tba cause wttb 7 special mere- appreriati-4 gin Larxest mnue at Ttsj dlenU Of Astreea tllxlr from
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      1238 19 I ben%line\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON,. U»ERPBSL S CONTINENTAL PORTS. nTS*TA*r*AtTB I VIC fal Liverpool Oee 21 OfiiiniiTlo G'mouth Im I Singapore PI. S'haa Penana H?"!;^! 11 iil II II Pf Oee 2 OK 37 3 H m6 RTPNAT IIFR f i» H3-ourg Bee 21 ttKMJIAUEiM Lonaoa Jm 2 Singapore
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    129 20 MELBOURNE. Tues. TNDUSTRIALS overall were stea- dier with moves about in balance In quiet trading. Leader E.Z. Industries lost 9d. to 225. 9d. after disclosure of sharp profit iail In the first quarter. Base metals eased while oils were lrretrular with A.0.0. was down 3s. to 255. Tod*y'a
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    RUBBER PRICES
    235 20 DECEMBEK first trade robber i ci.r> buyers closet at 5 \< m in Sinjfmpore and K uuU Lumpur yesterday at «7 cents per Ib. down three-eighths of a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. The tone was very quiet R.A.S. and X.M.X.X. < losing prices In
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    216 20 Nov. 30. Thrw month*. INOUSTHIALB I'oumaeul 11 eta. McAJtater i eta. 0.8. Holdings 19 eta.M. Inrcat. to eta ijnlopa 18 Ola. N. Iron 8 eta. ameltar 20 ota. 0.C.8.C. 14 eta. t-IMO L 2 eta. Rottunana 11 ota. fed Dlap 10 ota. Komnaoa 10 eu r. a N.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 20 Nov. 30. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 67 1 cents (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $707. 12 i (up $8,871). Inofficial estimated offering 220 tons (up 10 tons).
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES EASIER ON NERVOUS MARKET
    768 20 From Our Market Correspondent AFTER the better sentiment on Monday industrial shares showed a distinctly easier tendency yesterday, although the trend was steadier towards the close. Market reports said that this was connected with nervousness in front of the meeting of the Defence Council
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 20 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 29 Nov. 30 Industrials: 82.66 82.52 fin- 103.67 103.77 > rubbers: 104.65 104.65 •Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    Sharp rise in Straits tin
    513 20 rpIIERE was a rise of $8.87 i 1 in the Straits tin price yesterday to 5707.12} in Penang on an offering estimated up 10 tons to 220 tons. The rise followed one of £32 in the three months afternoon buyers price in London on Monday.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    95 20 'PME Association of Banks in Malay- sia made tbese chanKie la its ratrs to merchaota y.siird.iy (all rate* io $100): New York: buying TT 32 13/]«. airmail OU 32 ls/lfi, »o <1 at 33 nil credit bills. 3a »/M Canada: buying TT H S/8, Hlnnall OD 3Si. 90
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 20 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Sin,*pore noon pricit p«r picul yeiUr. day: Coconut til: bulk J4U aelleni, drum $51 i scllera. Copra: Nov./ Dec. UK/Cootlneot: Unquoted. Popper: Mimtok wnite BSM Mllera, S.ir.iu.iK white S2l7| sillf.-s, .ip«ci4j knml Mark BUM I LampoDt: Mark »1.-.JI(Ni a«Uan < II :..V), AM A dm
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    AVERAGE PRICES
    13 20 Hi*. (>• lobrr Rubber: 67.94 rtv tI.»W ctv Tin: $69«.«7 727 11
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      947 20 TO EUROPE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM S.S. "IBERIA" (30,000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilise* 1 Departing SINGAPORE 22 Dec 1965 Arriving LONDON 12 Jan 1966 via Bombay, Port Said, Naples Palma (Majorco). FIRST AND TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE S.S. "CHITRAL" (14,000 tons hilly airconditioned) Departing SINGAPORE 29 Dec 196S PORT SWETTENHAM
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      240 20 ■BLS- Far Aeta Part Sni. Rotterdia, H»aarf S<y«ia. Singapore P Sham "Haaki Siwicm" 13/15 Dec "Sieeral SiHorjki" U IS Oee 18/1J Das General Agentst C.F. SHARP «fc CO.. (M) LTD. Tel: Spore *****/7 P. Sham 6363 Penang ***** HOM EUHOPt Penani S'por* B'koH H f prioril, H.K. Jjcj" "Kacnaaawski" 1
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1008 21 •t >I\ESS in and reported to ihr Singaporr and Kuala umpur trading rooms of thr .U>rk Exchange yesterday with h. number of intm traded in mMk INDUSTRIALS: Bauttaad (1.000) i-J.IKXJ) 11. 6 V. I2.UO0) $1.72. SI 71. C MaMmit (1.U00) i I. '»'(>> K'.32, :l.<nKJi $2.34. Ounl*»« il
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    FORTHCOMING DIVIDENDS
    147 21 -rHE lollowing dividends are ex|)octed this month and in January. The nature ol the paymeni and the date o! announcement last year la m brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BouV-cad (one payment 19.12.64>. (.old Storage (interim 24.1244), Goodwood Park Hotel 'one payment 19.12.64 >. Malayan Tobacco Umal 1.12.64 Vri.ii Bo\ to.
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    DOLLAR RATES
    52 21 Till present rate of thr Malayan dollar against thr |>ound sterling fixed on November 24 lad year is selling T.I. or O.D. 2s. I 1.V16d. Buying T.T. 2s. 4 l/16d. Buying OH. 2k. I'-<i thr dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its range against
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    130 21 L-MIPS ly'n« •l«nni'<»« «in«aport •> «nar«M ar aipactad larjay ara: Calabar NW 1.2. Sc-udul NW. 3. Tilier 4 MM NW 4. TDnr»inard 6/7. senior l/t, Ik Maru li/ 16. Hero 19, Krrrtrrlrk Clover 21 Melina 23/ Halldta 2j.2«. BouKinnvill* 27/2 H. TJitjmlcngkj 2!i'3O. Brnvalla 33/IH. CIV Of
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    H.K. RATES
    35 21 ON the trtt aichanut marktt in lion* Kon,: yeaterdar the UB. »v quot<-<1 at 5.73! lor T.T. „:i.i 5.7-4 for eath. lnrl.ru wai <iuotad at ISUI and an. Ual af gald at 2*3.
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      Boycott is fit again
      66 22 ADELAIDE. Tues. MCC open- ng batsman Oeoff Boycott showed rood form in a long workout at he Adelaide Ovnl nets today This was the fir- 1 time he had landled a bat since he was stricken rith srlatica nearly three week* igo He left hospital yesterday
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      IMPROVED OGIZ ONE FOR YOUR SHORTLIST
      408 22  -  Epsom Jeep with SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Ogiz has trained on splendidly since his last start sixth to Top Honour here in October and I recommend him as one for your short list for this meeting. This morning this six-year-old by Ortjolio impressed me when he
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      Fidonette, Miner stand out in Class 3 gallops
      429 22 riDONETTE and 1 Miner did the best gallops among Class Three horses. Fidonette (Des Coleman) went better than Tarzan II in a3f tryout in 41. while Miner (Dick Low) moved freely over 3f in 43 1/5 in a'workout with Fort Knox (Laurie
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      SMITH STARS IN MCC WIN WITH SENSATIONAL ACT
      438 22 MCC Ist Inns 5?7-« dec. NSW Im Inns SBB I NSW 2nd Inns (overnight 156-5) GofTet c Smith b Titmus 6 I Thomas low Titmu.s 56 j Booth c Parks b Brown 11 Walters c Smith b Purflit 39 Rotlrvell c Russell
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      IN BRIEF Kops adds Mexican title to his bag
      181 22 IN BRIEF Kops adds Mexican title to his bag TIjEXICO CITY. Tues. ErlaiJ i IT* Kops of Denmark, the All- s England champion, beat holder Channaronif Ratanasaensuan ofi Thailand 15-7. 15-12 In the final to win the Mexican title last i night. Kops then won the doubles title' with Don
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      MCC lose third fast bowler—Brown
      296 22 MCC lose third fast bowler— Brown SYDNEY, Tues— The odd featun about the MCC win today writes JACK FINGI.I.TON. waj that they began thr match with three fast bowlers but finished the game without the services of one Larter limped from the field with a bruised heel on Saturday after
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      Aussie Test 12
      55 22 CVUNM. Tue*.— Thf %ustr» lian tram to meet I ntUnd in the Hr*t T«t rwcinninc in Britbanr on Ore 10 will be < choften from: B. C. Booth i captain >. Lawr?. P. Mian P. Barre. R < uvper. U. Grout. N. Hawke. a McKwiiie. P. Pbtlpott
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    STOLLE SAYS NO
    29 23 MELBOURNE Tues. Threetime Wimbledon runner-up Fred Siolle today rejected a US$3O,OOO 1 offer to turn professional. He aims in try to win th» Wimbledon title Rrut^r
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    Thais are back in ABC championship
    230 23  - Thais are back in ABC championship CONRAD NG By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday will play in the third Asian basketball A championship after all. This was announced today by the Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association, the organisers of the tournament here. The Thais are expected to arrive on Thursday at 4.15 p.m
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    Games Village ready on time
    368 23  - Games Village ready on time F. EMMANUEL By K. Lumpur, Tues. THE Seap Games Village at Cheras will be opened by Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, the Games Organising Council's president, on Dec. 8 as scheduled, a Games Secretariat spokesman said today. The spokesman said:' "Everything has gone as planned
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    Lock icon Uarada beats Rudkin in action-packed title bout
    156 23 rKYO. Tues. Japans Fighting Harada retained liis World bantamweight title on points in an action-filled 15--round defence against Britain* Alan Rudkin here tonight. Harada dominated throughout to hold off a game attempt by the young Liverpool fighter to bring the title to Britain
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    OLIVETTI'S FULL SERVICE FOR PRESS
    180 23 OLIVETTI'S FULL SERVICE FOR PRESS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Olivetti (Malaysia) Ltd. will provide Olympic Games style facilities for the more than 100 Pressmen covering the Third Seap Games here next month. Olivetti will supply 100 new typewriters to the Press Centre and Press Workroom at the Merdeka Stadium, the main
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    Lock icon Malaysia pull out
    111 23 MANILA. Tues. Malaysia today pulled out its team from the track events of the second A&lan amateur cycling champion:hips here following Injuries lo team members. Mr. Joseph Michael, the Malaysian team leader said the team v.i'.l now concentrate on the road races. H;.s decision to pull out
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    102 24 PHNOM PENH. Tues. Two American sergeants released by the Vietcong after two years' captivity declared here today they would quit the army and lead a campaign to end the war in Vietnam when they returned homo. The i«o men. Claude Donald Me Lure
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    90 24 LONDON. Tues. Casslua Clay will be offered the biggest purs* ever paid to a boxer in Br defend his world heavy-weight ;n.st Bnuun'.N Brian London next year. The <>fTer is beinc made iointly by British promotors Jnck .solomons and Laurie Lewil vho planned to
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