The Straits Times, 10 December 1965

Microfilm: NL12176
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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 NATIONAL LIBRARY. The Striaits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 MC.(P). 1005
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    'Plenty for all' target
    683 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN For better life ,4 TO7^L OLTLAF OF $10,500 mil. IN FIVE YEARS: 460,000 NEW JOBS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. By THE first Malaysia five-year-plan aims to provide plenty for all Malaysians irrespective of race, creed or political affiliation the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak,
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    Spore will spend $ 1,520 m.
    213 1 Spore will spend 1,520 m. SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE Singapore Government will launch its $1,520 million second five-year plan next month The plan envisages an almost dollar-for-dollar development expenditure in the private sector over the same period between $1,250 million and $1,300 million. The plan— made public in a memorandum to
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    Subandrio: We want separate peace talks
    310 1 Subandrio: We want separate peace talks lAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia wants to negotiate separately with component States of the Malaysian Federation, the Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. told newsmen at Merdeka Palace today. Dr. Subandrio bald Indonesia wanted to live at peace with Malaya. Singapore, and the Borneo States of Sarawak. Sabah
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    Death sentence
    43 1 .lOHORE BAHRU. Thurs A r<mtian fisherman. Tan Hoi Heng. alih.s Tan Boon. 36. was sentenced |to oeath tn the High Court here I today for consorting with armed Indonesian infiltrators. In Kota i T'ngg' last March He nave notice of appeal
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    Lock icon A happy Christmas —lan Smith way
    128 1 SALISBIRY. Thurs— The Rhodesian Premier. Mr. Lan Smith, seems resolved that the Christmas spirit will not extend to the Governor, Sir Humphrey Cibbs. A mailbag containing several hundred Christmas i-ards posted by the Governor has been returned to him as the Rhodesian Government has
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    Lock icon Mikoyan gives up Presidency
    157 1 MOSCOW, Thursday. ANASTAS Mikoyan today resigned us Russian President because of "old age and ill-health." He was replaced by Mr. Nikolai Podgorny. 62, in a switch regarded by most observers as having little real political significance. Mr. Leonid Brezhnev, the Communist Party First Secretary, nominated Mr.
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    Train crash kills 67
    46 1 RANGOON. Thurs The Rangoon-Mandalay Express crashed head-on into a freight train 165 miles north of here today, killing 67 persons and injuring more than 100. railway officials announced It was Burma's wor.->t rail disaster. Many 0i the dead were women and children
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    Lock icon 'Liquidate Reds first'
    278 1 THE newspaper Jakarta Daily Mail, which *>peaks for the Indonesian armed forces, said today that total eradication of the Communists -h uld be first completed and then confrontation against Malaysia would be stepped up. In an editorial entitled "First things first." tin paper said that "mil cotions"
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    Lock icon A Czech nude
    73 1 LONDON. Thurs. The mass circulation Daily Mirror today published the nude picture of a Czech girl "in the Interests of tracing a political shift of opinion behind the Iron Curtain." A caption under the revealing photograph said nudism had been out in Stalin's day but was "in"
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    Lock icon A-a-a choo! First space sneeze
    390 1 A-a-a choo! First space sneeze DOUSTON, Thurs. A clear, mini is t a kal) I c ";ili choo" came floating down from Gemini 7 an d astronaut Frank Borman had what was believed to be a iifw space first to his credit. Borman was discussing an experiment last. night with
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    35 1 KKNDKZVOUS DATE HOUSTON, Thurs. <„ mini (i astronauts ordered tn<i;i\ to prepare for Sun ii.iv l.ium hine at 10.30 p. mi Malaysian time for sp;i.. rendezvous with Gemini 7 —A.P. i »i i hove)
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      18 1 Chance to serve in battle for prosperity— Page 6 Looking ahead: Malaysia in the year 1985— Page 10
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  • FOREIGN DESK 1
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      Lock icon New plea to Wilson to protect dam area
      185 2 New plea to Wilson to protect dam area I ISAKA Thurs. Zambia yesterday urgently appraled to Britain for swift military action to neutralise the arra around the Kariba hydro-Hertric d m straddling the ZambiaRhodesia frontier. an authoritative source said here. The renewed appeal was sent in a message from Pre.sident
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      Lock icon Johnson's Vietnam adviser Bundy resigns
      324 2 Johnson's Vietnam adviser Bundy resigns JOHNSON CITY (Texas), Thursday. \IK. McGeorge Bundy has resigned as President Johnson's special assistant for na tional security affairs, the White House announced yesterday. Mr. Bundy has been the President's leading adviser on international problems, particularly on Vietnam. Mr. Bundy. who is 46. will leave
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      Lock icon 'No' to ban on Newsweek and Time
      101 2 'No' to ban on Newsweek and Time NEW DELHI. Thurs. The 1 1 id lit n Government today refused i demand by Opposition Members ..f Parliament for a ban on the American magazines Time and NewaweefcEighteen Opposition members had asked for the ban on these magazines for reporting the lndo-
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      Lock icon New Zealand Labour MPs pick a new leader
      120 2 WELLINGTON. Thurs. T The New Zealand Parliamentary Labour Party today ousted its 64-year-old leader. Mr. Arnold Nord- meyer. in the biggest party political upset here for many years. The Parliamentary Labour group of 35 Opposition members vo'rd in 42-year-old Norman Knk. member
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      Lock icon 'HK used as , base for sabotage'
      116 2 'HK used as base for sabotage' HONO KONO. Thurs.— AfMits of foreign Intelligence service, use Hong Kong as a base for Mounting sabotage activities else- I v here, according to the Colony's Attorney-General. Mr. Maurice Heenan. Mr. Heenan. who was moving the first reading ol a BUI to, si lengthen
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      Lock icon 'SABOTAGE IN SINKIANG' CHARGE
      109 2 'SABOTAGE IN SINKIANG' CHARGE YIOSCOW, Thurs. ATI Peking has accused the Kremlin of constant sabotage and subversion in Chinese Sinkiang, which borders on Soviet Kazakhstan. The charge came In a Peking Radio Russianlanguage broadcast, the text of which bpcame available here yesterday. It said the Sovirt, Union had described thr
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      Lock icon 250,000 Russians in anti-American protest
      244 2 250,000 Russians in antiAmerican protest \IOSCOW. Thurs. A quarter of a million Russians yesterday demonstrated in public places throughout Moscow denouncing American "aggression" in Vietnam A crowd showed up at th« American Embassy carry* ins placards and others liundcd m petitions attackIns thr United States But U.S. officials said tlicv
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      Lock icon Algeria and Indonesia sign trade pact
      98 2 A LGIERS. Thurs. Algeria and Indonesia yesterday signed -an agreement here aimed at strengthening their trade exchanges. The agreement was signed by Mr. Nourredine Delleci. Algerian Minister of Commerce, and Gen. Achmad Sukandro. Indonesian Minister of Economic Operation. He leaves hrn- tomorrow aftrr a
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      AFRICAN TRADE UP DESPITE EMBARGO
      108 3 AFRICAN TRADE UP DESPITE EMBARGO JOHANNES BURU. Thurs.— Despite trade embargoes against South Africa because of its apartheid policies, this country's exports to black independent African countries have not declined, according to linancial sources. Much of South Africa's T.tiii with these countries la carried on through third parties to get
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      Lock icon US $1,500 mil. World Bank plan to protect poor nations
      451 3 \yORLD Bank President, Iff. George D. Woods>. has turned over 10 the U.N. SecretaryGeneral. U Thant. a report which recommended a USol.riOU million fund to pro tect developing coun tries from price drops in prime expori commodities. The study was
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      Lock icon VATICAN COUNCIL WINDS UP 3-YEAR SESSION
      136 3 VATICAN COUNCIL WINDS UP 3-YEAR SESSION VATICAN CITY, T Thurs.— The threeyear Vatican Council 1 wound up yesterday with Pope Paul cele- brating Mass on the steps of St. Peters before 100.000 people. The world's 2.300 Roman Catholic bishoos walked in procession to the ereat. piazza to assist at the
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      £20,000 for a painting by Claude
      64 3 LONDON. Thurs. A small painting by the 17th-century French painter Claude thai fetched £50 here at a sale in 1942 was -lid today for £20.000 at Sotheby's thr London art auctioneers. riic pii-ture a landscape with went to Thomas Agnew MM Sons. London art
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      Tashkent talks
      33 3 MOSCOW Thurs.— The Indian Prlrr* Minister Mr Lai Bahadur Siia.stri. and President Mohamed Ayub Khan of Pakistan will meet in Tashkent in Southern RumU ,oq Jan. 4. Urn Tut announced. t
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      When a famous son shows the way...
      101 3 When a famous son shows the way... LONDON. Thurs. Freddie Lennon. the 52--year-old father of Beatle John I i-nnon (above). hopes to follow in his son's successful footsteps. The rider Lennon has cut a record which will* be released on New Year's Kve. Freddie, who re-* cently saw his son
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      Lock icon Castro's envoy is a woman
      43 3 LONDON. Thurs. Pldel Castru v, sending ;i woman to take over as Cuba's Ambassador to Britain. M Alba Grinan 39. la replacing Dr. Luis Ricardo Aloruvi rho n-Mgned in August in protest, against the Castro regime A.P I
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      Lock icon Vietminh troops cross into Thailand report
      236 3 T^ONGKHAI. (North--11 eastern Thailand), Thurs. Thai officials here and the Laotian officials across the Mekong River believe that some elements of the Vietminh troops have crossed into Thailand to form a link with the Thai Communist terrorists in north-eastern Thailand at a place about
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      97 3 LONDON. Thurs. A compulsive gambler, who fed his V -'ii weekly wages into a one-armed bandit every Friday night. is being helped to kill the habit with the aid of a machine that gives off an electric shock every minute. A psychiatrist at a Shrewsbury hospital said
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    Shipping entry passes must be renewed
    69 4 SINGAPORE. Thuiw Owners of ships under 100 net ions were today askeu to re-apply for passes for entry inio restricted areas of Singapore s territorial waier.v Application^ .should be made io ihe Officer Commanding. Marine Police. The at ting Director of Marine. Mr. D
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    Sri Saradadevi
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs The 113 th birthday of Sri Saradadevi. the Holy Mother, will be celebrated at Sri Ramakrishna Temple. 179 Hartley Road on Dec 14 with prayers at 6 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.
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    Dockworkers ultimatum
    294 4 SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association today gave the Port of Singapore Authority another 24 hours to settle its demands or face the reimposition of an overtime ban by 3,000 dockworkers. This second ultimatum was issued by eight representatives of the association when they met the
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    CUSTOMS EVASION: JAIL FOR EX-POLICE
    202 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An expolice officer. Joseph Choy. was today jailed for nine I months in the ninth magis- I trate's court for lraudulent evasion of custom duties on 787.80 lbs. of duty-free cigarettes five years ago. Choy. 48. pleaded guilty to the offence which took
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    The N-language: Act of faith of S'pore Govt
    377 4 The N-language: Act of faith of S'pore Govt SINGAPORE. Thurs THE Minister oi State for Education, lnche llahim Ishak this evening pointed out that the Singapore (Jovernment's acceptance of Malay as the national language in 1959 was an act of faith and not one of political opportunism. Otherwise, he said,
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    To avoid disputes: New rubber samples
    269 4 To avoid disputes: New rubber samples SINGAPORE. Thurs—Disputes and complaints on the quality of natural rubber exported from Singapore and Malaysia are less likely to arise in the future as a result of an agreement reached at the International Rubber Quality and Packing Conference held in London recently. This MM
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    100-MEMBER CHOIR
    40 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Musical Society's 100-member choir will present excerpts from Handel's "Messiah" at Conference Hall in Shenton Way on Dec. 21 at 8.45 p.m. Tickets, at $1 to $5, are available at Robinson's and Cold Storage.
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      91 4 TODAY National language torum, Culiural Centre, at 7.30 p.m. Variety show, National TheaUr at 8 p.m. Poetry reading contest. Chinese Chamber of Commerce, at 7.30 p m. 1 M lilin shon> Survey of A.stronaulics. Cartcor. fllm. Living Ails of Japan. I'.-T Ghee School. Changi Road C m.s.. at 7.30 pm.
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    Pay claim talks: Inspectors thank Tengku
    138 5 Pay claim talks: Inspectors thank Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Police inspectors today wel- corned the Cabinet's decision allowing them to negotiate their salary claims through the Police Council. They had high praise for Tengku Abdul Rahman who they described as "Bapa Inspector." The president of the Inspectors' branch of the
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    Teachers' homes
    22 5 MUAR Thurs. Quarters for n«- ix» secondary school teachrrs costing $16,700 are being built at Tniigkak. 18 miles from turf
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    146 5 Melbourne gives Spore boy Kim 13, a new life VIELBOURNE. Thurs. L l Thirteen-year- old Ong Eng Kirn from Singapore will go home next week to lead a normal life after a successful heart operation at the Royal Children's Hospital here. "Three years ajto I had to stop playinsr with
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    MTUC conference
    27 5 KfALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— "Hie Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. will open the 15th Malaysian Trades Union Congress delegates' conference here at 10 am. tomorrow.
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    Special Mass for priest
    73 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Father J.R. De Rozario. the first Asian Vicar of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, in Bras Basnh Road, yesterday celebrated his 25th year in the priesthood wiih v special "concelebration Mass" at the cathedral assisted by six priests from the various missions in
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    Ban on Twist
    42 5 JESSELTON Thur*. Western fiances including the Twiat. have been banned by the Angkatan (.)..v,i Baru a Malay social club here Inche Othman Salieh. the secretary, said such dances were "immodest, disreputable and have i undesirable sex appeal. 1 A*.
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    Indian mission arrives for tour
    107 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs An Indian goodwill mission arrived here today by Royal Air Cambodge for a week-long tour of Malaysia and Singapore to further consolidate friendly ties "at ground level The six men delegation comprised five members of the Indian Parliament. Including an Opposition member, and
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    Blowpipe found in raid
    36 5 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Police yesterday recovered a quantity Of house-breaking implements and a blowpipe in a raid on a hut in Jalan Ra)a following th* ■\TTert of a wanted man the day before.
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    20 Indon pirates rob Malaysian fishermen
    93 5 BATU PAHAT. Thurs. About 20 armed and uniformed Indonp sian pirates robbed two Malaysian lishermen of a picul of fish and personal fifects worth $200 in International waters, eight miles off Koris. here yesterday. The fishermen. Yeo Ah Hong, 45. and Haron bin Uyob.
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    3 new schools
    24 5 MUAR Thurs. The Johore Government is building three new schools costing $420,000 at Parlt Raja, Parlt Beting and Parlt Kathi here.
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    Stress importance of English, Khir tells heads
    219 5 Stress importance of English, Khir tells heads KUALA LUMPUR, Thuisday. THE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today called on heads of Ma lay secondary schools to stress to their stu dents the importance of English as a second uuigutige. Opening a seminar at the Language Institute here I
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    Missing girl, 8, found dead in rubble
    263 5 Missing girl, 8, found dead in rubble SINGAPORE, Thursday. POLICE are hunting for the killer of an eight-year-old girl whose semi-nude body, with her head bashed in, was found among some rubble shortly after midnight last night. The girl, Ng Lai Wan, daughter of a bar waitress, was last seen
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    Cinema fans9 aid sought in hunt for slayer
    124 5 Cinema fans 9 aid sought in hunt for slayer SINGAPORE. Thurs. —Among 300 cinemagoers who attended a show at a Great World theatre yesterday are some who could help police investlgating the murder of a youth out- < side the cinema. A police spokesman today i appealed to them to
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      314 5 Straits Times Crossword Ih Ih IHV BS S3 W^^l ACBOSB 6. Soldier enters thr numoer up I Raa the duplicate map m planned (or a trip In London 7. End of the gallery contains (9. 5). materials (or the miner (9). 8 The lolly fellow In the vimbre- 10 Another
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    Chance for all 'to serve in battle for prosperity'
    2583 6  - Chance for all to serve in battle for prosperity' FELIX ABISHEGANADEN THE FIRST MALAYSIA PLAN By MALAY SIANS should regard the Firs i Malaysia Plan as an opportunity "to serve in the battle for prosperity and security. This is stated by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, in a foreword
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    'SENSIBLE' IS THE WORLD BANK'S VERDICT
    135 6  - 'SENSIBLE' IS THE WORLD BANK'S VERDICT Tan says I/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs —The World Bank regards the Fir.^t Malaysia Plan as "reajjonablc and sensible." the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. said at a Press conference today. Advice had bern nought from World Bank experts in formulating the plan, he
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    DECLINE IN OUTPUT OF TIN IN NEXT FEW YEARS FORECAST
    372 6 Malav reservation areas and exploitation of the possibilities of off-shore mining. it may be possible to maintain production In ttie lona run. •But a gradual decline In output seems unavoidable over the next few years. "Unless tin prices rise above
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    Agricultural development: The five main objectives
    232 6 rpHL M Malaysia Plan I .ias a five-point igri- <- ultu r a I development programme which seek* to: D INCREASE the quantity and cnli.ni. i tin quality of agrkultunl educationists, researchers and extension agents so as to increase Urn number of skilled farmers
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    $1,520 m over the next 5 years to boost the economy
    1796 7  - $1,520 m over the next 5 years to boost the economy JACKIE SAM THE SECOND SINGAPORE PLAN By Singapore. Thursday THE Singapon: Government is to spend $1*520 milion to sustain economic growth over the next five years. With this second fITCi jnOT plan. the Government hopes to gene rate matching
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    Grateful Hindun gets a big welcome home
    305 7 Grateful Hindun gets a big welcome home pENANG. Thurs. Legless Hindun binte Ahmad, who spent two weeks in Kuala Lumpur to have her artificial limbs fitted, received a heroines welcome when she returned to Prai last night. Waiting at the railway da tion to greet the 11-vjar-old girl were her
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    Devan charges: Policy on unions aimed at dividing workers
    664 7  -  Our By Parliamentary Reporters I£UALA LUMPUR, r h v r s The House ot Representatives last ni g h I threw out an Opposition motion lo cut by 610 the provisions for the Registrar of Trade Unions, after a heated debate.
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    Man remanded in $24,000 cheating case
    85 7 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Kok Sung Mau pleaded not guilty In a magistrate's court today to cheating Yong sul Ka of $24,000 at a house In Tanjong Katong Road on the morning of Nov. 12. Kok was alleged to bare dishonestly Induced Yong to deliver the
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    24 7 PSNAMO, Iliurs Aooirt ISO political leader* from Kedah will ainvr here tomorrow |.;i «ajg day study of political development* in thi>
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    To rural uplift in Sabah this year —$44 m
    346 8  - To rural uplift in Sabah this year $44 m JEFFREY FRANCIS From Jesselton, Thursday ABOUT $44 million will have been spent on rural development in Sabah by the end of this year. Tins was a good start ana showed a substantial increase in this year s overall State development expenditure
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    78 8 'No' to call for new Assembly House JLSSbLTON. Thurs The Chief Minister. Mr. ivtrr l.>. told the Legislative Assembly to day that a new Assembly House could be built but at the cost of rural development. .Mr. 1. 0 answering a question (rom Assemblyman Abdul Mommrn Mm Kalakhan. said new
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    Sydney tour for travel agents
    50 8 SINGAPORE Tliurs A group of 10 travc! agrnts (rom S.ng.<DOiP and Malaysia Kill leave for Sydney tomorrow to set to know tourist facilities tfi'ir. Thr trip, sponsoiecl by Al 'aJu. :he fourth overseas education*', trip for the airline's local agents, and the tint to Australia.
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    Trawler men's day-to-day struggle for a living
    286 8  - Trawler men's day-to-day struggle for a living PC. SHIVADAS By UANGKOR. Thurs A day-to-day existonce is now the lot of trawler fishermen on this island holiday resort ever since they were told not to put out to sea following their clash with inshore fishermen early last month. In that clash
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    Boycott: Barisan to think again
    187 8 Boycott: Barisan to think again CINGAPORE. Thurv 'I'hr KariN.ui B»nimlts U rcconsidcrinu it% IhitniU of Parliament uhuh brsins its hu>inrsN ftittinn on M'"itl.i Ihiv -lat. (l the party airman Dff Ice Sirw (lioli. after his atIcntion had been drawn to tin- rclexant part of lluConvtitution. Clause (5J of Ihe Constitution
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    Runaway boy phones father
    51 8 SINGAPORE Mi iig 16-ycHi-old ithooiooy Oiu An Kin, «ho It-It his homo I i following a nil with hia father over the Luyniß ol ncv. achooi teM-books. nas rrlfphoned Ins f«Ui i Nty th.it be la witli friends ..nd will mum home befort tbe nn kqoo]
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    Dr. Tan off to Singapore
    32 8 KUALA I.L'MPfR Tluirs D:- Tan dice Klioon. M.P.. left (•pore toniu. .i the Mttiiodist Church cur.fiinx* The conference, which started on Tuesday is cxpecteci io end U>morrow.
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    TV commercials: Ministry explains
    199 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs rpHE Ministry Of InformaI tion and Broadcasting tod.iy cln rifled the positioi. rrgardinjj broadcast of TV and radio commercials. The Secretary to the Ministry. Syed Zainal Abidm. said in a statement: "The Ministry's attention has been drawn to today's Prr.ss reports on tne
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      187 8 ROUGH SPOTS? THE LAI7V WAS I ...MERELY A I yeh? 1 THAT'S I I ...MERE.' HAVE> vj AND MX! DOCTOR. Why, YES,\-— ONME?_ ./ONLY SPEAKING I MATTER OF V> RIGHT, ANOTHER /WELL X OOOLA? VpOiT /\^7^\ WHERE rrC ALLEGORICALLY, L ETHNOLOGICAL^ MR. NECTOSIAiT THANKS jjV-y-—. f--' MINP \quij Hit k
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      1041 10 The key to progress and prosperity, writes the Prime Minister in a foreword to the i First Malaysian Plan, lies not ■in satisfaction with what has already been achieved, but in firm determination »o make a still greater effort. The next i few years will be crucial.
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      No Peace Yet
      227 10 Indonesia is not ready to make peace with Malaysia Tengku Abdul Rahman was I under no illusions on this I score when he spoke to a German television interviewer last Sunday. In declaring that Malaysia was prepared to talk j peace at any time, the Tengku was
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    1550 10 The forward LOOK Most of the country's current population will see this transformation take place by the time they reach middle age 9 MALAYSIA in 1985 a society with a transformation achieved in its economy, a high standard of living with a per capita income of $1,500 or more, full
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    69 10 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 Gross national product <$ millions; 1965 market prtces» 8.729 11.105 14.500 19.400 26.000 Gross national Income millions: 1965 market prices) 8.729 10.705 13.700 18.000 24.700 Population "thousands* 9.411 10.910 12.460 14.030 15.650 Labour force (thousands) 3.226 3.690 4.230 4.880 5.660 Employment <
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      66 10 THE CASE OF THE GOLDEN TURKEY EGGS How do you turn an invest* ment of a few dollars into a business grossing millions. Read how a man who was so poor in 1950 that he had never tasted turkey now lives with his wife in an 80-room Elizabethan manor, raises
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      185 1 "17^ 'VT Ti^\\T So much to choose from such high quality. j2iJ3lfJ \J X IRADE ENQUIRIES Australian food products are selling in increasing quantities every The Australian Trade Caanseakmer can h«rp rtra with friß T7TXTT? T^i^^TlC year The reason Australia offere w*^ foods p* o^ deuil of the opportunitl- w
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      405 1 MALAYSIA AND SPORE AMONG INCREASING MARKETS FOR AUSTRALIA'S OUTPUT MORE Australian canned fruit is being sold overseas than ever before. Australia's fruit canners are anticipating a new export record for the year ending December SI, 1965, following a record for the previous 12 months. Last years
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      Egg mart extends across the world
      271 1 Egg mart extends across the world IN the past four years, 1 Australia s exports of eggs and egg proclurts have increased sc\enfnld. Overseas customer* in '.'■> countries are now takmc a total of about l| million ilo/rn eggs a year .trid 1. 000 tons of froien liquid whole **Kg-
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      S.-E. Asia demand for Australian dried fruits
      523 1 S.-E. Asia demand for Australian dried fruits HpHE delirious flavour and energy-fWtaC qualities of Australian dried fruits have brought them a world reputation as "Natures own coniection- cry." This reputation is strongly established in Singapore and Malaysia, and other areas in South-East Asia markets in which dried fruit* from Australia
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      Old art flourishes in new land
      942 2 TAKE miles and miles of fine jf rapes, acres and acres of rich soil, months of warm sunshine and you get some of the finest wine-producing grapes in the world And take tons of these (jrapes. treat with centuries of accrued knowledge in the
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      Export trade in malt increases
      218 2 Export trade in malt increases 4 CSTRALIA has a large and increasing export trade in malt. It is used for making many of the world's beers and also, to a smaller degree, in the manufacture of spirits overseas. Malt is shipped from Australia to .Singapore. Malaysia, the Philippines. Japan. Hong
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      Compulsory quality control protects the consumers
      346 2 AUSTRALIA, as a major food exporting nation, meets the quality requirements of all markets. Foodstuffs sent overseas are closely supervised by Australia's Federal Government Through the Department of Primary Industry, it imposes compulsory conditions and restrictions on foodstuffs produced in Australia for export. The
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      Milk in paper sacks...
      130 3 DRIED POWDER FOR SPORE PLANT RE-PROCESSING In the distant background are some of the 5.000 cattle milked every day on the Rotolactor"s revolving, circular platform, one of the latest of its kind MILK m paper sacks Where it all begins: Cattle in lush grass m Australian
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      530 4  - NOTHING BUT THE BEST: HERE'S TASTY COOKING Tess Taft i Qj WHKN you cook with Australian ingredients, make a meal with Australian foods, you're using nothing hut the best. Australian foods are world known for their quality and flavour which result from Australia's generous sunshine, fertile soil and high standards
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      New production techniques aid vegetable canning
      673 4 New production techniques aid vegetable canning \NETW steam peeling process for vegetables used in Australia's modern canneries has a dual purpose. As well as allowing the skins to be removed more efficiently, the process ensures that the surfaces of the vegetables are sterile before they reach the trimming tables. The
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      37 4 I SING two-way radio from a car. a Held officer monitors pea -harvesting at Scottsdale. In Australia's Island State of Tasmania. Reporting program to a cannery, be helps to speed deliveries of peas for processing.
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      25 4 FOOD industries in Australia use the latest packaging trrhniques. This range of plastic containers was among ih<- displays at a packaging exhibition held in Melbourne.
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      Australian delegates for Milk Congress in Munich
      204 4 Australian delegates for Milk Congress in Munich A USTRALIA'S standing as a A leading exporting nation of dairy products Is reflected in its interest In the 17th International Dairy Congress to be held In Munich. West Germany. More than 100 Australian delegates will attend the Congress, to be held In
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      292 2 Piak Har studies on the lawns at Sydnay University during a meal break. Milk, butter and cheesa are a regular part of har diet. "I keep fit with lots of nutritious, health-giving Australian butter, cheese and milk..." SAYS LIM PIAK HAR OF KUALA LUMPUR, 3rd. YEAR SCIENCE STUDENT, SYDNEY UNIVERSITY
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      190 4 versatile ri^^^yil Davis Gelatine fey Upfatinel// makes dozens M of tasty dishes H 4>I W<> n7l OAVJSGEIATINE (AUST.) PTY. LTD. I I h-l SYDNEY- AUSTRALIA 1 -keeps you slim and beautiful too! xlll^|^S^/ You'll find o packet ot Davis Gelatine in A teaspoonful of Davis Gelatine, the kitchen of most
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    596 5  - Govt to make survey soon, says Khaw FOR MORE ACCURATE PLANNING ON LOW COST HOUSING By KUALA LUMP UK. Thurs.— The Government propos es to carry o v t an attitude cum demand"' housing sur vey in selected areas to ensure a more accurate and effective planning for the lowcost
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    Council plans Japanese garden
    80 5 Council plans Japanese garden PENANG. Thurs. The City Council will a.sk business firm's for contributions to finance a Japanese garden which It proposes to build In Ltntang Mas off Green Lane. The site has been donated to the council by a housing development company. Estimated cost of the garden U
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    Civics for 180
    32 5 MUAR. Thurs. A one-day c vies course will be held here on Sundny. About 180 penghulus. -iiit penghulus. kampong headmen and chairmen of local councils are expected M uttend
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    29 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The annual conference ul State Information Officers will be held at the the«trette of the Inform- 1 ution Semceb headquarter* here an Dec If.
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    Arrival of 250 Peace Corps volunteers 'timely'
    166 5 Arrival of 250 Peace Corps volunteers 'timely' KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two hundred and fifty American Peace Corps volunteers were today told that their arrival in this country was timely for the first Malaysia Development Plan was about to be launched. The Permanent Secretary to the Prime Minister's Department. Dato Abdul
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    69 5 BINOAPORE. Thurs. Some, trade contracts between the Philippines and Indonesia are expected to be realised very shortly to I promote economic and trade ties > between the two countries Radio Jakarta reported today. The broadcast said under the signed contracts, the Philippine* would sell building materials to
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    Big copper find near Mount Kinabalu
    154 5 Big copper find near Mount Kinabalu Kuala Lumpur, Thursday A geological survey of Sabah has resulted in the finding of a rich copper area near Mount Kinabalu. The Minister of Lands and Mines. Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'akub, announced this in the House of Representatives when moving; his Ministry's estimates for
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    Negri Ruler admitted to London hospital
    100 5 j£TJALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The Yang dl-Per-tuan Besar of Negrl Sembllan. who is on a tour of Europe, has beon admitted to the Middlesex Ho^Dltal In London for a rest. His physician salJ his condition had improved and there was no cau^e for anxiety. He
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    Amok slashes boy, 9, to death
    193 5 Amok slashes boy, 9, to death KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A man ran amok this morning and hacked to death a nine-year-old schoolboy at Brickfields here. The boy. D. Oanesan. a Standard Three pupil at th« La Salle School, was playing with five others outside his house at 8 a.m. when
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    US congressman flies in
    71 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs Ml i American Congressman. Mr. Robert •L. F. Sikes. flew in today to I idn tnree of hi* colleague? wiv arr ved here on Tuesday to faml- hnrise themselves with the problems o: thk region. i Mr. Slkes. a Uemocrat. is obKto man of
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      745 5 TV MALAYSIA HANNF.I. S KuaU Lumpur Undersea 7 News in English. and r.-miu T.io Sports Roundup: 735 Ipoh and M.iUvr*. Hollywood Star Theatre .t iiihurr Kuiim. 'Lonely Man": 8 News In Man- l 1 1 pi ii,- rtarin: 8.10 Serious Songs: 8.35 i Balu I'ihii: The Munsters "'Follow that Kluau£.
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      67 7 PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK! v v \Wkft .^ffßßßP^w m NEW POWER-FORMULA ESSO EXTRA GASOLINE BOOSTS POWER THREE WAYS: 1. CLEANING POWER 2. FIRING POWER 3. PERFORMANCE POWER ALSO PRESERVES THE POWER OF NEW ENGINES. AND RESTORES LOST POWER TO OLDER ENGINES. Stop at the Esso sign today and
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    128 8 German engineer helps service MR LLDWING STRAUB Engineer from Siemens Reini^er-Werkr. West Oeri> presently stationed ;it the Cycle Carriage office Ui Kuala Lumpur to give techDleal Information and to iwvice tin- requirement! of clients The Cycle Carriage Co.. fill Ltd. are sole agents of Siemens Relnlger Werke. which belongs to
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    NEW MARKETING DIRECTOR NAMED
    61 8 MR. J.ML. BRUXSKILL (above) has been appointed marketing director of Beechams (Malaysia) Ltd. Mr. Brunskill. who for the past five years has been Bee-i-ham's marketing manager, has also been appointed to the board of directors. Mr. Brunskill indicated that the current Brylcreem competition would be a
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    Ford dealers' conference
    72 8 Senior exccutlva tan ail Ford dealership.-, m Malay.-ia and Sincapoie are meeting al Hie Ocean Pink Hotel .11 Singapore lor a ck'iilcr tiiaiuijemeiu merchandisins conference which opened yesterday and U cominulng today. A packed programme MM Wv\. planned lor all the participanti.. inc.udin^ a comprehensive review ol
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    Local TV sets are now on market
    455 8 Local TV sets are now on market GINGAPORE ASSEMBLED television sets have recently been placed on the local market among scores of imported brands already available. Prices of the local sets are said to be very competitive. Marketed under the name of Setron. the local sets are claimed to be
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    Tourist hotel in Penang
    89 8 THE new Pulau Pinang hotel In Burmah Road. Penang. wili open shortly to cater specially for tourists. The win warty i)uilcim« will have 73 rooms, eath costing irom SlO to S2O .i day. 'We realLsp not all tourists and visitors to Pcnaiii? air millionaires. the manager.
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    147 8 COURSE FOR AIR FRANCE OFFICER IN SYDNEY \m FRANKIE LEONO. 25. a i 1 ticketing officer of UTA/Alr 1 Prance in Singapore Trill be leav- i Ing shortly for Sydney for an 1 Intensive training course in ticketing and reservation procedures. He has had sevon years' experience in 'he airline
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    First hotel for new town
    104 8 A new town Is springing up in the Brinchang village. near Tanah Rata in the Cameron Highlands, with the construction of more than a dozen brick buildings, most of which have been completed. The tirst hotel in the new town, named the Hon? Kong, comme.iced
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    Big advertising move
    264 8 YOl'Mi Advertising and Marketing Ltd.. a wellknow advertising agency' in Singapore, this week became a wholly owned subsidiary of London Press Exchaagc International. The IPX is one of the largrst advertising, marketI ing. research and public rela- tions organisations in the I U.K. and Europe, with a
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    LATEST MODELS
    124 8 >W SIERA RADIO. The i Hague, will *hortly be introducing to the Singapore and Borneo markets their latest mtf« of products They includf their 19ti6 range ol tape recorders and television sots This wa.-> dls-clo-ed by Mr Chong Choo dial, managing director of Asia Radio Co. sole agents
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    90 8 \AR. HARRY H. K. CHUNG, i above i a buyer of perLshable goods for Woolworth-s iM) Ltd. has returned to Singapore alter a i two-week traming course in Aus- Iralia. During his course he visited Brisbane. Sydney and Penh, i MudyiiiK the latest techniques in meat packaging
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    New Master
    58 8 The uppcintme.ii oi a newMaster is announced by The Ben Line. He Is 37-year-old Mr. William Calder Scott Spencer, who Joined the company in March 1946. as a cadet. An Edinburgh man. he has held his Masters certificate since April 1956. As Voyage Master. Captain Spencer assumes command
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    109 9 M Wmrdt SIS mimimmm) WONDERFUL NEWS: A blgcef Mtag Baop at <3s. Orchard Road. <B'pore i is now opened for your X'mai •hopping New items. 2 storey full ol fraati exciting Ideas in Florentine braacware. Italian ceramics. Oriental braasware <t «rt scroll, and many other exotic art-crafts. Visit us
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      603 9 itonllnuerl tram Pagr lvi SITUATIONS VACANT it wrf. If < Ifm i— Bnx Mi ri«. «xfr* CANVASSERS WANTED Kin* op to Ail -.n>- Maaa s-rr 1.1- >> port- .•.":i7:i lor appointment. SCIENCE GRADUATE for B.C. Ckkasas mi.fl m linusry. Apply 11-H'imuir. v». Bt, Miirv scbool. Kuala l.ainpur. WANTEO TEACHERS M
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      1056 9 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Wordt St rm K .>—B i St eta. oxtrm i BRITISH COMPANY have vacancies for matured Men/Women above 20 who arc Intelligent and hardworking as 'nderwrlters ra Singapore. Prnaait. Perak and Kuala Lumpur. Professional training Including Human Relations, communications will be gives for those selected Please apply
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      1020 9 > ACCOMMODATION WANTED It Ward* tt I mm.>— Box it at*, oxtra I FURNISHEO 2 BEDROOM CJs! Required. Districts 10. 11. 21. Rent I moderate i;ox A 6390 ST. S'por*. BUNCALOW «-ih big balls in di»- tricts b or 10 within approximately 3 mil** city ilmiu Contact <S'por*> ***** or
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      873 9 EDUCATION ti Unrdt St (Him.)— Bmx it tt*. oxtrm TWO MONTHS COURSE, morning! Shorthand BeKlnnera Class. Decemrwr Evenings 5.15 S.lo pra tjtarting Monday, to 12.63. City Hcnoo.. 2IH. > I gu.i n Street. B'pora Tel*pnoo« *****. NATIONAL LANGUAGE SCHOOL j (Alrondltion*d) new classes for Na- tlonal Lansuage lEiomentary. inter- m-dlaie.
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      1023 9 HIRE PURCHASE IS Wmrdt St (Hi it. I— Sox it et*. *xtro EASY HIRE PURCHASE. l'.adiu* from SS.OO. Radiogram 14U.00. Television, $25 00. R<rrtgerator $20.00. Ova Cooker $10.00 monthly. Keebuat's 124. Orcnard Road, spore. Pnone 343 M. PEST CONTROL li nord* S# Mim.,— Bmx St rtt. rtlra VARSAN RAT KILLER
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      987 9 FOR SALE ti Ward* St t Vim. >— Box St et: axtro DESTROY RATS effectively vrtth K.i'oltlK Wafarln Oraln Available from Cbemlsts. «ro< m X'MAS SMOPPIMO::' Oat! at Homes Record*. Many to choose Call early: 10 Orchard Road. B'pore. Tel: *****. COUOM- Hootbe It away at one« aad (et at
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      834 9 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) f 5 Wordt it (Milt.) -Box St et: extra STAR OF OLORV Al Diamonds from ChlonK Siilm; Uanularturlnc J*w«n*rs I'tecioui Dtamomls *ct in platinum and sold to cater to your •very taste. Satisfaction guaranteed. Visit 6So. North rrliUf Rd.. S por*. Tel: *****. Kasy payment* a pleasure
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      723 9 sss jt J>B J EBsJßkßawLtmJ LLS NOTICE pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustrrt Ordinann(Chapter 34) NOTICE Is hereby pl\tn thai any pei.>-on having any interest nr claln: against the estate of Low Lian Hock lat« of No. M lelgb Park, Singapore, who tiled I Intestate at the Oeneral Hospital.
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      1183 10 I BENULINE ■•■■■■■WBBBaaal ß*Bjasßja»aaal UPRtSS SERVICE TO LONDON,, LIVtRPBOL A CQNTIHENTAL P«RTV DruADum Fw Lon<lon IM BENAKNIN Hamburg Jai I Smgapu't PL S'niro Pttant M'brough Jm 20 oSVfitv mYmm o« uh for impooi m BEN VENUE huTi° uU> &SU mmjm PLS'nM._ Pmm. Rotlerdan, Fel Sinppon P. STiaa Ptiaia BENIEBI L'don,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    147 11 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS were highlighted by a Jump tn Myer SA with sales 10s. higher at 455. following a Myer Emporium announcement that It was considering acquisition of Myer S.A Shares. Myer Emporium at present holds 57 3 per cent In Myer SA. M.L.C was featured with buyers
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    RUBBER PRICES
    263 11 rtECEMBER first grade rubber I f .o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at ii!i cents per lb. up three-quarters of a cent on Wednesday h closing level (or the position. The tone was uncertain. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cents per
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    217 11 Dec Three montbn INDUSTRIALS Uoustead 11 eta. McAllKter 9 eta Ca. Uoldlriga 15c. M. Inv«t. iv cU. UunlopB 111 cts. N. Iron s ets K Smelters 20 cti. J.C.B.C. 14 eta. K«xo 12 ru. Rotnma&a 11 eta. X.-d. Dlsp. 10 eta. Kohlnson 10 eta. K. A N. IS
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    H.K. RATES
    38 11 r\N trie free e»ehange market In v/ Hong Kone yesterday the 0.8. Dollar was quoted at 5.71J for T.T. and s.fSoi for cash. Sterling was quoted at 15. 95 and one taol or gold at :i»:i|.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 11 Dec. 9. MALAYAN Xi I'.ltl K I'KK 1.. 9H rent* (up tin n i|ii ii his of a cent). TIN: IMLltl (down Ml I miiii.nl estimated ofTeriiiK 20U tuns (down 35 tons
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    STOCK EXCHANGE REMAINS IN CURRENT DOLDRUMS
    621 11  -  Our Market Correspondent From rpll£ current doldrums 1 continued on the Stock Exchange yesterday with turnover still at a low ebb of 217.376 shares. Industrials continued steady in price, with most counters practically unchanged or having small movements. At the moment the market looks
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    STOCK IDICES
    28 11 Malayan Stork Indirrs Ore. S. Dr-.-. P. Industrials 81.35 81.38 Tins: 99.9.> 1im. 11., rubbers: 105.13 104.97 Drc. 3fl, 1963 ta 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    850 11 UI SIXFSS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lnmpur tradina; roonu of the Stock Exchance yesterday with the number of sh.ires traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouitead (2.000) 51.65: E. tmalttr* (2.000) (3.10: Eho erdt. fl.bl EL, ti.9o sl. (3.000) 51.D5 O. (2,000) SIM I>
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    104 11 wharves or expected today ara: ajtaaaaaaMia \iz. Oaiat Ami i. Rhexrnor H/7, Kerndulc Ciirrouhank 10/11. Walnul 10/16. steel Traveler IS, Kajiih 19. Frederick Cfcswai IM/22. Bamora 25/28. MadaKaacar Maru 27/2 S. Colombo Maru W/30. Uinarmln 33/34, Calchas 35/36 Wiatralla 40/41. Benvannocb 42/43. Nlcobar 45. and TobaKO 46
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    Rubber crops
    48 11 The following further Novemoer rubber crops are notified tall in lo i I nited Malacca 497.197 W Molrk 89.4J5; Leone; Ilin San. IJU 188.955; and Nyalas Hu.l>7. lirnU 1X3,000; Jpraro kuint.tn 107.500; Kundon c 1 .inj.in:- Imu I. ld HMNj Mrntak.ili IITJW. and Sunrel Bacan 21ti.U00.
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    Straits tin price takes sharp drop of 8 dollars
    429 11 STRAITS tin fell sharply yesterday by $8 to $691. 12$ per picul following the elimination of the strike threat in Bolivia. London three months buyers' price on Wednesday afternoon had fallen by All a ton for the same i reason. The
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      1086 11 VI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. PaciCie tfc AHantlc Service esnt>o« HonfUnnt S. rrancuco N. Tori Bmim PMlaOti -Raankaaa ManT IT 23 Dtc Otc II JM I rtt t Ftt H Ml -Matrtlipa Mart" 21 21 IM tl IM 11 Fel 1 Mar I Mat 12 Mar Japan Direct Service
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      1121 11 AMTRAIIA/NtW /EAUND »IN¥ICI INDIA. rAaISIAN AND r fi«U SCIVICU is Frtaaatlt. Aatlaiac Melaawaa. Sieaaf Is. Maaras aaa NmtiniiM <SAMO*A Siilei Saile/" 1 la Nrl .jjut. u/it^Det ri"oet "ii**Oet tCAIirENTARIA }4 Das IS/2a Oec IJ/2S o*c ""hrL, ]l ZJI DULIMDA 4 laa V t Jaa ii laa J^JJJ £1 w f
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      308 11 KtAIBUUMB. tltUfk »t»»ICt. Siafapu'e b «ai» fenam fMi NAM 22/24 OK 23/27 Dec 21 Dec Marteilln, Havre. Ounlir*. UikJl i. U iaa If/21 Jaa U Jaa Marseilles. Bordrau, Hivre, Ouatiri NAnSICU lIII 1. -IS l» *aa Marseilles, Havrt. Outikirs. Y»M» 11/13 Mar UU Mai 11 Mar Maraaiiies. Borieaui. Havre. Ounlirt.
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      743 12 AUCTION SALE of \II I \i;i I SINGAPORE PROPERTIES Ming a parcel oi vacant land ■Ua at the junction ot Seranpoon Road and Owen Road in lront of The New World, suitable lor Commercial Development. A .'■s-s premises in Market, Street. Both with Vacant Possession and ;i High Class Residence
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      749 12 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1963 (No. 18 of 1963) DECLARATION UNDER MCTION 20 WHEREAS ill the streets known as:U> Lorong 104 Changi (from Changl Rd. to Langsai Rd.i Muklm 26 I eritt Road (from Changi Road to Joo Chiat Terrace i Muklm 26 •i3 1 Everltt Road (from Joo
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      721 12 I NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1963 (No. 18 of 1963). NOTICE UNDER SECTION 19C). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN puisuant to Section 19i2i of the Locai Government Integration Oic.inance. 1963. that the Director of Public Works requires: (a) The Execution of Streetworks in
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      724 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BP MALAYSIA LIMITED requires an ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT for tbe Company's PORT SWETTENHAM INSTALLATION Applicants should be currently lesident In Port Swettenham or its neighbourhood tr be prepared to make their own arrangements to become residentAged 25 to 40, applicants should possess an S.C.C./O.C.E. and be lluer.t in English
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      852 12 TENDERS PENANG PORT COMMISSION i.i I 1 l IJUcilc 111 DEEP WATER WHARVES CONSTRUCTION OF ENTRANCE WORKS The Commission will shortly tnviie tenders from qualined Contractors for the construction of the main roaa access to the new Butteraotth Wharves area, comprhlni 20.000 square feet of piled concrete bridge over the
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      351 12 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF SELANCO* ULU SELANGOR NORTH WATER SUPPLY SCHEME i CONTRACT NO. 4 CONSTRUCTION OF ACCESS ROAD AND BULK EXCAVATION Tenders are Invited from P.W.D Class "C" Contractors and above, p Registered Under Head IV SubHead l for the execution of the above Contract. r The Works
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      796 12 AUCTION SALE OF \\ir\BiK sinc.apoki: ri<oiiuiu> I > In lir-ld at ou. salriiioiu Nos. II JL ii Itobinson Ko.id. SingaponOX THURSDAY 16(h DECEMBER. 1965 at -*.3U P.M. NDUSTRI."%I. LAND BUILDINGS AT HILL VIEW AVENLK Bukit Timali Tc! Si Land Gram. Ar<»at 5A OR 08.7 P. VACANT POSSESSION. (MessTi Drew <v
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      GRAND PACIFIC IN SMART TRIAL
      247 13 SINGAPORE, Thurh. k3 —Grand Pacific showed good form in a gallop at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by Des Coleman, the four-year-old ran 3f in 39 3/5 in heavy going. Baok-in-form Dust Devil (Johnny Nelson up), went better than Jammark (apprentice Allan) and Redcar i
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        1532 13 Race 1—2.0 Cl 6 Div 2 (54.500) 7f 1 ***** I-sort a il/>onff Huati Nalr 8 90 IF) Mozhaio 6 2 ***** Sister Cavil a (Thla S>t > Allan 8 8.12 Coles 10 ***** Our Mistake (Venl Vld) E Breuk. 5 811 Trevena 1 4 ***** Lourjet a Harmony
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        1334 13 Race 1—2.0 Class 3 Div 3 ($8,000) 7f 1 ***** Ro« d'Atout g (Venl Vld) Paul 8 9.0 Trevena 1 2 ***** G'lleonda a (Mokim Sti E Donnelly 5 8.12 'Low 11 3 0 Dec Won 1R &D) Tjoa 5 8.10 Moxham P 4 6l< Shaniin View a (Olympia
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      396 13 Wm. liaVß a^a^H a^a^a^H I m^ w f*v m Mm He BE *T^^* taw va B WH 1 flißt^B I^aßHaW 4Am^m^mWm\j a^a^al a^BLlMatP^at^ i M jfrif^L^L\ S w^' '^*HW r^% 1 1 H Safely back to you with love! For thousands of miles they have been in the safe, experienced
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      Village population nears 500 mark
      431 14  -  F. EMMANUEL fc T !t_^^.,.H WE WANT CHINESE TEA 9 AND KL^&^^L^3 CAMBODIANS GET IT SERVED By Kuala Lumpur, Thurs A toUU of 4JB compt.titurs and ofticieua from tour countries has taken up residence in the Seap Games Village al Cheras since it was officially
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      Volleyball is South Vietnam's forte
      230 14 Thurs.— An all-military volleyball team will be South V i c t n a ms strongest contenders for a gold medal in the Seap Games which open at Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Their coach. Capt Bui Xuan Chuyat. said they did extremely well in a
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      Lock icon Altrincham shock Rochdale in replay
      359 14 Altrincham shock Rochdale in replay T ONDON- Thurs- Non-Leaf ue club Altrlncham scored great j 3-1 away win over Dlv. 4 Roch- dale last night to qualify to meet i Div. 2 Wolves in F.A. Cup Third Round on Jan. 22. Altrincham were not dismayed when Rochdale scored in 18th
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      ENGLAND PICK A STRONG BATTING SIDE FOR TEST
      484 14  -  JACK FINGLETON From Brisbane, Thurs. L^NQLAND are taking a gamble with the team to play Australia in the First Test which begin.-, here tomorrow Both offspinncrs. Titmus and Allen, arc included and Boycott, who has played only two flrst-class mat- ches so
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      Malaysia should pay more: Padilla
      232 14  -  PREM KUMAR By I l/UALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. The president of the Asian Basketball Confederation. Senator Ambrosio Padilla of the Philippines left here today for home and said that I Malaysia, the host country for the third Asian championship now in progress, had not provided
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      296 14 Suppliers of QUEEN ANNE RARL SCOTCH Whisky to many exdusfot residences in the United Kingdom, British Commonwealth, hmbassics of U.S.A. and Canada, British Overseas Airways Corporation, Air Canada, J^P*"""^ Bri'ish European Airways, X.L.M., Air Fr*^r<o\ve^ a British United Airways, Royal Mail LineX NE RARE SCOTCH Whisky to rMOfSSSSmM^. Ms Company,
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      106 14 DIARY RUGBY: Mulaya Cup north /one: C. Forces v Kedah (Butter--u>:-th>. HOCKEY: Gurudwara Cup: Sikhs inter-state tourney (Penan*) S'lior HA U?e Div 2 iKL): TPCA v ERC (Princes Rd). Forces v University (Pnntnh, Depot v Police (Gurney Rd). GOLF: Kcd;ih baadicap com- 1 petition (Alor Stari. B ASKI TB All
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      30 14 I SUMMARY soldi; KIilhic l)i\. I; Gurkha Encineers 4 Kilat 1. McOilvray Cup <Kluang>: Rcvertex 3 Sn CadiiiR »\ski:tb\i.i. Klu.m; NM final: Chong ovs 38 CIioiik Hwa Blues r> iKlimiiR).
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    Nasution: We'll continue good relations with Peking
    130 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Defence Minister Gen. A. H. Nuutlon >aid yesterday that, despite "provocative broadcasts from Radio PekniK. Indonesia would continue its effort to maintain "Rood reiation> with Communist China. Radio Jakarta rejxir: rl late laM niiiht. A news broadcast monitored a ion made
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    Water shut-off
    23 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Water will j b» cut oft in the whole of Jalan Mesin tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. to 5 in
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    Diplomas for 'safe9 taxi drivers urged
    188 15 Diplomas for 'safe 9 taxi drivers urged SINGAPORE. Thurs. The award of a diploma ur .trnflcate to a taxi driver who has not committed a traffic offence or been in a traffic accident of his own making for three years or longer could go a long way to promote road
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    33 15 Ml) JOSEPH C.HIA VEO KIANC. il HiUh.ipon Tractiun Oonpa*] ti.nl tna hrloxrd wife and lour children rortiM having i-i> M Jw-ph Lim' on II IS.M at 4. 00 p.m. lor kitdadan (Vmrtrry.
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    Chin Siong: Barisan blames the Govt
    155 15 Chin Siong: Barisan blames the Govt SINGAPORE. Thurs. Barlsan Sosialis today described the Singapore Government statement on Mr. Llm Chin Sioiiß as a "diabolical plot" against Lim and tho.<e who oppose the PAP regime In a statement, the party said the Government had chosen an appropriate moment to release the
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    Thug shot in ambush
    92 15 SINGAPORE. Thur.v An armed thug was shot and his four accomplices arrested when they were ambushed by a police par»y at Lim Llak Street tonight. The five men. one armed with a revolver, were about to stage a robbery when the police surprised them. The Injured
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    LONDON STOCKS
    353 15 LONDON. Thurs. Business was I slow and the number of bargains I marked on the stock exchange j today even fewer than yesterday. The rise in American Interest rates drew selling In Gilt-edged and price falls ranged to 3 8 Corporation stocks also lost ground. Steels were Irregular
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    RUBBER
    57 15 lONDON. Thurs.— Spot 20Sd.. Jan 20 11 18 d.. Feb. 20 T ,d.. March 20 15 !6d.. Jan March 20 T B d., I Anrl) June 211 16d July Sept. 2i3 16d.. Oct. Dec. 21', d.. Jan. March 21d.. April June 21d.. July Pert 21d.. c.i.f. Dec. 20 .d..
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    TIN
    34 15 LOVDON. Thurs— Buyers £1392 J. CJI4). sellers £1394 £22>. i Forward buyers £1387', i— £l7'j), I *ller.* £1369 i— £l7). Settlement £14(K» i— £l7'-.». Turnover a.m. 140 tons, p.m 155 tons. Tone: Quiet.
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    352 15 SINGAPORE, Thursday. 'THE Nigerian Communications Minister, Mr. Raymond Amaze Njoku. said here tonight that immediate action should be taken to "topple" the racist Government of Rhodesia "even if it means the use of force." But he did not subscribe to the threat
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    Pirates looting Greek freighter in S. China Sea
    187 15 Pirates looting Greek freighter in S. China Sea SINGAPORE, Thurs. •3 The Greek freighter Aeakos, reported to be carrying copra insured for $3 million, which ran aground nil' South I. u< iii ..i Shoals (about 90 miles south-west of Sarawak) two months ago. is still stuck. And according "<> Mr
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    Lock icon Up-in-the-air honeymoon Down Under
    126 15 IIIELBOURNE, Thurs. A Malaysian David Wee Koon Peng, 24, is marrying Alexandia Krupinska here tomorrow and then starting a threemo nt h honeymoon 100 feet up in the air. David has taken a university vacation job as a firespotter for the Victoria State Forests Commission during
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    Lock icon SISTER vs SISTER MATCH OFF
    79 15 ADELAIDE. Thurs. i\ Australian sisters Lesley and Patricia Turner refused to play each other in the second round of the South Australian lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Both girls won their first round matches on Tuesday and Lesley. Australia's No. 2, was drawn to meet
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    Japan and Korea line up for title tilt
    309 15 Japan and Korea line up for title tilt KU-VLA LUMPUR lhurs. Japan will meet South Korea on B the rl« ndinn match !ur the Asian basketball championship. Tonight ell a .stubborn Thailand challenge to win 86-60 at stadium N< f*n and keep their ion I* r sent record South Koch
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