The Straits Times, 11 December 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Sew***'* fcstd. 1845 SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    'No' to separate talks
    412 1 'Interference' RAZAK: BUT WE ARE PREPARED TO DISCUSS WITH INDONESIA IF SHE STOPS AGGRESSION KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Indonesian offer to negotiate separately with the component States of Malaysia for an end to confrontation was today described by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. as
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    Lock icon NEVER AGAIN
    110 1 NEVER AGAIN says Nasution JAKARTA, Fri. Defence Minis ler Gen. Nasutkxi said today that the army would not give any more opportunities for t h c Indonesian Communist Party lo exist BRain. (i en. Nasution who is also Chief Of Stall" (A' the Armed Fore c s. made Ih c
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    Shelepin's double demotion puzzles the experts
    274 1 Shelepin's double demotion puzzles the experts WASHINGTON, Fri.— Soviet affairs experts in Washington were engaged in one of their favourite pastimes today speculating about who did what to whom in the latest Kremlin shake-up. The experts were not greatly surprised by the resignation yesterday of Mr. Anastas Mikoyan. 70. as
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    All set for that big Sunday space 'date'
    547 1 All set for that big Sunday space 'date' r SPACE CENTRE. Houston. Friday qMIE (Jemini 7 astro- nauts. flying in almost a perfect circle around the earth, sped on today toward their two big goals: A Sunday "space date" with Gemini H and completion of a record-smashing 14-day flight on
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    'Plenty for all' gets plenty of support
    629 1  - 'Plenty for all' gets plenty of support 808 NG: By KUALA LUMPUR. Friday ]J|ALAYSIANS today pledged lo work hand-in-hand with Ihe Government lo achieve the targets of the "plenty for all" firs! Malaysia Plan. The plan, which envisages a total development outlay of $10,500 million and the creation of 460.000
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    Lock icon 500 feared lost
    51 1 MADRAS, Fri. Sixteen sailing vessels sank iTI in a cyclone off India's south-west coast last night and 500 of those aboard are reported missing. Two Indian Navy ships and an Indo-Nor-wegian research ship are engaged in rescue operations along the storm-battered and rainswept coast of Kerala State.—
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    'Killer mines on road' warning
    124 1 'Killer mines on road' warning From G GELDARD trCCUNG, Fri. The Indonesians and Communists are turning to new terror tactics against Sarawak killer mines planted on tracks and roads. One anti personnel mine cit Vuuosla\ manufacture was seized last S;iturd.i\ from I gMMJ of renegade Sarawak Communists who are operatiiiK
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    Lock icon $78,000 for a Churchill
    33 1 new york. Pi-i. a painting by Sir Winston Churchill. "Tlie PalUidiim Bncice ft) Wilton." vent lo an anonymous buyer for U5526,000 „t tile Parlce-Bernet Galleries ban iMI night. -Reutfr.
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    Lock icon 27 face death in sea drama
    222 1 27 face death in sea drama |\UBLIN. Fri. Two toga today raced towards the freighter Costuntis. drifting helplessly in gale-lashed seas nearly 300 miles off the Atlantic coast of Inland. About 27 men were believed to be aboard the 7.?01-ton freighter. Three men were washed overboard I last night and
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 SECURITY COUNCILS 3 NEW IEMBERS IMTI.Ii ITIONfI Irgcattea, Bulgaria "M.ili elected today U >rar irrm*. >>n < nun»il begtaatog i repl.u-ini; Boli\ i.i i>( .m<i Mala ti t.i
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      U.S. orders speed-up of food For India
      129 2 JOHNSON lIV (Texas). I'ri —President John ordered a >>peed-iip yolcrday in the j-hip-ment of I ."> million tons of wheat to India to help meet the immediate food criMs there. He also authorised a I'SSM million loan for Indian purchases of fertiliser. Mr.
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      Rusk: War with Mao depends on Peking
      427 2 Rusk: War with Mao depends on Peking 'WE MEET OUR COMMITMENTS' WASHINGTON, Fri. Mr. Dean Rusk, the U.S. Secretary of State, yesterday said that any controntation between tho United States and Communist China depended on Peking./ ■We are going to meet our commitments to defend South Vietnam. If you can
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      Lock icon U.S. WILL STEP UP COPTER WAR
      213 2 WASHINGTON, Friday. THE J.S. Army is doubling Us output ot helicopter pilots for a new type of wailaie now being wagea against the Vietcong in Souln Vietnam. The btrategy la to free troops from their dependence on tanks and other ground transport and to
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      Doctors strike
      25 2 NEW DELHI. Pri. Physicians employed by ilie capital*, ftovern-mriH-rujj health service went on strike yesterday to demand Improved pay and working condii tiuiu.
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      Gromyko: We want Americans – to quit
      135 2 Gromyko: We want Americans to quit MOSCOW. Iri. Mr. Andrei Grumjkii, the Soviet Foreign Mntfler, said yesterday thai Rus- sia still believed the Vietnam war should be settled on the basis of a four-point plan advanced by Hanoi. He told the Supreme Soviet that Russia would go on helping North
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      Lock icon Aftermath of blast in Saigon
      88 2 Aftermath of blast in Saigon A Mjldior stands guard while rescuers thread their wav through the wrecked remains of the Metropole, an Ami rican military billet in Saigon, after a Vietcong terror! t attack last week. Destroyed vehicles are .strewn In the street in front of the si ven-storej building.
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      Lock icon Boumedienne for Moscow
      49 2 ALGIERS. Fr:. .-nongman Col. Bouni'f 1 CO to Moscow on Moiiduv ICT iiks \uiii Soviet leaders. :h<* Algerian Government inuiouiirrd ia.-' night. It will be hia I 'to any foreißii country since h I ousted President Ahmed Bella in a military coup on June 19.— AP.
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      Lock icon Opium haul in S'pore tanker
      46 2 HONG KONG I me .service ol!;i i >ci7.cd nbuut 300-lb of nm i ratimiitcd to be- <>;•: ii iioooo aboard t;^ oil taiiker HvTia- They arrester! •> Chin riif tanker arrrvwl here from Singaporo on Tuesday and sailed back ilicre yesterday evening. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Crash build-up of forces in Zambia
      356 3 KAUNDA TO HAVE OWN HYDRO SCHEME LUSAKA, Friday PRESIDENT Kaunda yesterday announced a crash build-up of Zambia's Army and Air Force and said he would order them into action if Rhodesia interrupted common services between the two countries. He stressed again that he wanted
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      Lock icon SMITH'S PRICE: RECOGNITION
      247 3 LONDON. Friday. URE/vKAWAY Rhodesia is prepared to negotiate again with Britain, but only if the white minority regimes seizure of independence is accented, according to an interview here yes terdav Premier lan Smith gave the Interview In the Evening Standard to Lord Lambton. a i Conservative M.P.
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      Treason trial told of Easter egg way of spying
      123 3 I/AHLSRUHE. i West Oermanyi. Frl. Micro-; fllmt-d Intelligence data on Wesi Germany was smuK'jled into EaM Germany inside Easter pkv. chocolates and biscuits, a -ov trial was told here yesterday. A fonwr UMg ojrpural Karl Weber. 26- who is tnc.ng a
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      Train kills four
      25 3 PRAOfE. Fr.. Fi.m enlldrwi uerp killed yr>-'.erclay when a freight train hit group of schoolgirls bonrd'.nc the wror.g side of paanpi train.
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    Unions seek labour laws for 30,000 British Army workers
    296 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. MOHli than 90,000 civilian workers employed by the British armed forces here want to he covered by the Slate's labour laws. They belong to four services employees' unions, whose leaders took their request to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee
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    A Georgia mission to promote trade
    138 4 A Georgia mission to promote trade SINGAPORE, r ri. A fivemember trade mission i from the U.S. State of I. Georgia will arrive In Singa- pore next Thursday to pro- mote two-way trade. The mission will make contacts lor Georgia importers, seek to distribute its products and services In Singapore,
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    Power cuts
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Electricity supplies will be cut off tomorrow between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Chestnut Drive. Chestnut Avenue. Chestnut Close. Chestnut Crescent, kumpong adjacent to Chestnut Drive EMate and 9\ m.s. Bukit Tunah Ro..ii.
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    ST. JOHN MEMBERS STAND BY AT DARE-DEVILS' SHOW
    146 4 ST. JOHN MEMBERS STAND BY AT DARE-DEVILS' SHOW SINGAPORE. Fri. For a German acrobatic troupe who call themselves "The Dare-Devils," the show must go on even if one of them a 26-year-old girl died after a fall from a trapeze while performing in Hong Kong two weeks ago. Two minutes
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    No decisions at harbour claims talks
    104 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Renewed negotiations this evening between the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association and the Port of Singapore Authority over 12 claims failed to reach any decisions The two-and-a-half hour meeting under the chairmanship of Mr. E.W. Barker. Minister for Law and National Development,
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    Mystery of slain 8-year-old girl: Probe continues
    226 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Police are baffled over the motive for the murder of pretty Ng Lai Wan, eight-year-old daughter of a bar waitress. More than 3G hours of investigations. led by Inspector l.im Choon Mum: of the CID, have tailed to shed light on
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    GANG DEATH: NO PUBLIC HELP
    140 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Lack of public co-operation has held up investigations Into the gang-attack of an oddjob labourer, Ylan Chee Foon, 20, outside the Canton Cinema in Kirn Seng Road on Wednesday. Ying was fatally injured by a gang of four daggerarmed youths who attacked him
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    Sale of work and food
    88 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. An exhibition and sale of work by residents of all Social Welfare Department homes in Singapore will be opened by Singapore's First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah at 19 a.m. tomorrow at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Each of the homes will have its own
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      31 4 TODAY National Language Month closing night. National Theatre, at 8 p.m. Sale of work. Victoria Memorial Hall, from 10 a.m. 6 pm. Pantomime. "The Tinder Box." Victoria Theatre, at 6.30 p.m.
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    Exams: A big YES by the parents
    198 5 OENANG, Thurs. 1 More than 86 per cent of the 559 parents of Standards IV, V and VI pupils of the P y k c t t Methodist School who voted in a recent poll, are in favour of the proposed national assessment
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    Shielding them from Reds...
    66 5 jf;s.selton. Fri. a com- nut tee is to be set up by the j Snbah Government to look into the needs of the youths so that i they would not fall prey to Comr.iiinlsin. Hie State Chief Minister. Mr Pfier Lo. announcing this in the legislative
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    Phase One of that plentyfor-all plan is tabled
    472 5 Phase One of that plenty-for-all plan is tabled KUALA LUMPUR, Frl "PjEVELOPMENT estimates for next -L'year-the first phase of the Five-Year Malaysian Plan totalling $879.8 million or one-fifth of the entire public expenditure of $4,550 million under the plan, were tabled in the House of Representatives today. The breakdown of
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    Navy: Why we can't give any aid
    134 5 Navy: Why we can't give any aid I SINGAPORE. Frl. The British Navy here has refused to go to the help I of a stranded Greek ship. the Aeakos. stuck on a reef about 350 miles south of Singapore, because it Is not a British ship and because of "other
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    X-rays for Pontian
    22 5 PONTIAN Prl. a mobile X-ray team will visit th»> Oenenr Hospital hrre to flive fre« check:upc to.uurro* and Sunday.
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    Bishop faces a big 'repair' job
    132 5 Bishop faces a big 'repair' job Prom HALL ROMNEY T ONDON, Fri. The Bishop of Singapore, Dr. Kenneth Sansbury, will have to do some extensive "repair work" in his new post as the general secretary of the British Council of Churches. A report In the Dally Express said the council
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    Union gives $460 to D-Fund
    44 5 KOALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Pan-Malayan Gold and Silversmith Employees' Onion donated $400 to the National Defence Fund here yesterday. The donation was handed over to the Minister of Finance. Mr Tan Slew Bin. by a delegation from the union
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    Buy a Defence Bond TODAY!
    121 5 Buy a Defence Bond TODAY! Jail terms for those 'diseases' to stay SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Justice Tan Ab T.ih. in upholding jail terms imposed on two young laboratory assistant* for corruption, compared the offence to a disease which must be stamped out. The judge said in the High Court today:
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    Dinner and dance
    19 5 TANOKAK. Frl. The Sacil Club here will hold Its annual dinner and dance on Dee. 18
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    Beware the fake in Scout uniform
    137 5 Beware the fake in Scout uniform \IALACCA, Fri. iTI Householders who employ Boy Scouts for odd Jobs in their homes during "Job Week" were warned today to make sure that these boys had authority cards signed by a Scout official. A senior Scout official said that reports had been received
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    Plan to spend $26 million
    51 5 j AIOR STAR. Ft:. The ttedah Government plans tc I spend more than $26 million in I State services next year an mii crease of 11.4 million over thl* i gear's expenditure. A BUI providing for this will be tabled at the stat« Budget meetIng
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    Mother to face trial
    497 6 Charged with murdering her three children A MOTHER tentatively charged with -^-murdering her three children was today committed to stand trial in the High Court after a two-day preliminary inquiry here. A. Dharmavathy was charged with murdering Selvarany. 6, Parimala, 4. and Mahohari, 2, at their
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    Rajah to be fulltime Speaker
    212 6 Rajah to be fulltime Speaker SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. A. P. Rajah lias been appointed a fulltime Speaker of Parliament with a salary of 53,000 a month. His appointment took effect from Wednesday when Parliament was ofllcially opened by th» Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. This is confirmed by
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    L-bonus only for the teachers
    123 6 L-bonus only for the teachers SINGAPORE, Fri. Teachers are the only civil servants in Singapore to get a bonus for passing national language examinations, according to a Ministry of Education spokesman. He was commenting today on a reader's letter in the Straits Times. The reader said that one of his
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    Annual meeting
    26 6 i IPOH. Fri. The Perak Electrical Association will hold its annual meet ng at its premises n Ui/.iimana Road here at noon on Sunday.
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    Man charged with murder of boy, 9
    69 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.- Yip Ah Sang, alias Yld Sam Sow. 25. was chanted In a magistrate's court here today with the murder of a nine-year-old schoolboy. D. Ganesan. yesterday. He is alleaec! to harp com- milted the murder at 8.15 a.m. in front
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    Perak Alliance meeting
    42 6 IPOH. Fri. The Poralc Slate Alliance will hold .ts annual meeting at ihe MCA headquarter* here on 19. Dato Ahmad bin Said. Mentrl Besar of Pcrak. who is the chairman of the State Alliance, will Dreside at the meeting;.
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    How to get Smith on his knees —by a Zambian
    121 6 How to get Smith on his knees by a Zambian CINGAPOKK. Iri A Zambian M.P.. Mr. M. S. Bevani. said lierr last night that there were three ways open to bring the illegal Rhodesian (Government to its knees if international economic sanction^ against the Smith regime failed. They were: L'SE
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    USIS reception
    38 6 PENANG- Fri. The Penans; USIS director and Mrs. Petor C Wolcott will give a reception In their Aver Rajah Road residence next Friday in honour of Mr John E9g%M. new dirccior. L'blt: Malaya- and MB, Higgias.
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    The motor-cyclist who could have been more alert—by a judge
    209 6 The motor-cyclist who could have been more alert— by a judge SINGAPORE, Frl. IN a written Judgment 1 yesterday on a motor collision case. Mr. Justice Winslow dwelt at length on the important question of contributory negligence and legal principles applicable to vehicles travelling one behind the other. The plaintiff
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    House told of need for direct air links to Borneo
    482 7 House told of need for direct air links to Borneo Difficulty of internal travel in Sabah, Sarawak noted by Sardon By Our Parliamentary Reporters KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today stressed the need for fast, safe and direct air communication between mainland Malaysia
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    M.P. hits out at rail delays
    453 7 DR. Mahathir bin Mohamed (All.Kota Star Selatan) complained about the delay in mail train service from Penang to Kuala Lumpur. He made the complaint while speaking in the House of Representatives on the estimates for the Ministry of Transport Dr. Mahathir said that today
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    Pay raise offer 'not enough for coffee'
    180 7 A LOR STAR. Fri. About 1,000 members of the Kedah and Perils Government Industrial Manual Workers' Union, at a rally here, today resolved to reject the Central Government's offer of a $5 wage Increase. The union had asked for a $27 rise. The
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    Officers on the move
    76 7 KUALA KANGSAR Prt. I Tengku Shahrlman bin Tengku Su.i iman. the District Officer here, has been transferred to Ipvh as State Development Offt- cer and has been succeeded by Inche Yaakub bin Abdul Hamid, formerly District Officer In the i Dindings. Inche Mohamed Yunus bin Lahadi
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    Heart case boy waits
    56 7 rl'OH. rri Mohamed Yunos bin Sidin. 18-year-old hole-in-heart boy. has returned from Singapore, where he underwent a second check-up and is awaiting a report on whether he is fit for an operation in Australia. If the medical report says he is fit. he will leave by
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    LANGUAGE MONTH CLOSING CEREMONY TONIGHT
    105 8 LANGUAGE MONTH CLOSING CEREMONY TONIGHT SINGAPORE. Fri. The National Language Month will end tomorrow with a formal closing ceremony at the National Theatre at 8 p.m. ?t\e Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon will deliver the closing speech. Also attending will be the Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman
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    Sightseeing in KL for three quiz winners
    86 8 Sightseeing in KL for three quiz winners SINGAPOKE. Prl. Tine ,<.hoolbo> winners ot an avialio; iulz contest will receive tliei jrizes. free return atr tickets t Kuala Lumpur, at a piesentatio: :eremony at ihe airport receptio •ootn at 3 p.m. tomorrow. The winners ol tlie contes wndutted by Malaysian Airwa>
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    PLAN TO UPGRADE SKILLED WORKERS
    482 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. r p-HE Economic Deve- lopment Board will launch a pioneer project early next year to upgrade the skills of industrial workers to meet, the needs of the fast expanding industrialisation programme in Singapore. This was disclosed today by Mr. Lang Wong. International Labour
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    Two-way trade expansion call
    140 8 BOTH CAN PROFIT: NIGERIAN MINISTER (SINGAPORE, IVi Nigeria hopes i<> expand and increase her two-wnv trade with Singapore, Ihe Nigerian Communications Minister, Mr. Raymond A m ;i z e Njoku, snid here lod;iy. He told a Press conference: "At present there is a certain amount of
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    NJOKU IMPRESSED BY OUR RACIAL HARMONY
    372 8 wealth, problems of international importance and the relationship between Singapore and Nigeria. He said: "I am a great believer in the Commonwealth and growth of trade and exchange of culture and technicians among the Commonwealth countries." This morning Mr. Njoku viMied the Seacom building
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    'Nightingale's Night'
    56 8 SINGAPOKE Fv pore Trained Nurse* Association will Ivjkl a *N Nmht" dstner ;>' the Singapore Port of Authority Recreation Club. Buklt Cnermin tomorrow K is under the D 8 i'>:..-^v ul J.ht' Pram Minister. Mr. Lei Kuan Ye* Hiid mil bo attended by the MlnHer tor Ht;.Hh Mr.
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    836 9 Labour Education GOVT TO OVERHAUL THE FIVE GOVERNING ORDINANCES EMPHASIS TO BE ON SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL STUDIES SINGAPORE, Fit SIGNIFICANT changes to labour legislation and a shift in education policies highlight the Government's 1966 programme in these two fields. For its LABOUR programme, the Government will overhaul the five governing
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    Health
    257 9 THE COMPLETION OF EXISTING PROJECTS PK)R health services, A autonomous when Singapore was in Malaysia, the immediate future will mainly see a continuation and completion of projects already launched. Among them areCOMPLETION In early 19G6 of the thoracic unit at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, equipped with modern and advanced
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    Lock icon Malaysia backs UN peace keeping provisions
    211 10 UNITED NATIONS. Fri— Malaysia yest erday supported proposals to amend the U.N. Charter to introduce provisions for peace-keeping: operations. Mr. K Ramani. the chief Malaysian delegate, told the Genera] Assembly's Special Political Committee that if this was done, the issue of peace-keeping would no
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    Nutmeg theft from ship
    40 10 PENANO. Frl— Police *re Investigating the theft of $4,500 worth of nutmegs from the NoriKglan cargo ship Kristin Bakkl. which U anchored In Penang harbour. The nutmegs were consigned by a Singapore firm to San Francisco.
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    Scouts plan river trip
    48 10 KIUANO. Frl. Ten Scouts from the Ist Kluang Group -via go oi. a 70-mlle river expedition on n t-. 21. They will start from Sungel Setnbrong. four miles from here, and end at Endau. The scouts are all from the Secondary English School here
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    Young farmers
    32 10 I PARIT BUNTAR. Pn. A i Youth Farmers' Association has been formed at Bagan Serai to i help improve the agricultural knowledge of young padi planters living in the area-
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    7,000 go home as Kelantan floods subside
    361 10 7,000 go home as Kelantan floods subside KOTA BHARU, Friday. MOST of the 7,000 flood evacuees in Kelantan today returned home as the situation slowly returned to normal. Relief and rehabilitation operations were carried out. but these were hampered by lack of transport to carry food to remote parts of
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    'A million stars' to help bandsmen
    99 10 L'UALA LUMPUR. Frl.— Umno Youth Malaysia will hold a cultural night entitled "Night of a Million Stars' In aid of Its orchestra fund at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall on Wednesday at 8.30 p.m. It will be under the patronage of the Prime Minister.
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    'Jail my son' plea
    43 10 pE.NANG. Frl. A father. Choung Yoke Pong, today asked the Sessions Court to jail his l?-year-old-son. Keong Joo, who had earlier admitted stealing his watrh. "It is so difficult to control him." he told the court. Sentence was postponed.
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      262 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS tropollUns? What a bloomer' 7. Hardy and rigorous mlnertU. (8. 5). brown In colour (7). IS. Fill In the breaches with subS. Scrap merchant? (7). stltutes (4-4) 10. Finds life Incomplete without 16. On the irinse this might apthc girls? (0) pear alarming (8). 11. Klas
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    Take the unions into your confidence
    522 11 PLEA TO GOVT AT MTUC CONFERENCE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I SUGGESTION that the Government should take the trade union and co-operative movements into its confidence in solving the problem of the poverty of the rural people was made here today by Mr. P. P.
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    PARTY RA'AKYAT MOVE TO BREAK WITH FRONT
    241 11 PARTY RA'AKYAT MOVE TO BREAK WITH FRONT IPOH, Friday. THE Selangor branch of Party Ra'akyat is to move at an annual delegates conference here lomorrow that the party sever itself from the Socialist Front. While declining to elaborate, a party spokesman said that the reasons tor this move would be
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    $7,000 worth of contraband seized
    69 11 $7,000 worth of contraband seized PENANG. Fri. Customs la^t night seized $4,000 worth of textiles which two sampan men were trying to smuggle to the mainland. The men were detained. Earlier- the Preventive Branch in Buttenvorth seized v car carryinK $3,000 worth of uncu.'ttomed goods. The driver and another man
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    Exhibition by S'pore artists
    48 11 PENANO. Pri. The Mayor of George Town. Mr. C. V- Choy, today opened an exhibition of paintings by four Singapore artists. The exhibition, held in the Town Hall, featured the works of Madeleine Enright. Quek Wee Chew. lay Bak Koi and Tay Chee Toh.
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    Koran reading, translation
    49 11 KANOAR. Fri. The Btau> Religious Department will hold a Koran translation competition during Puasa month In addition to the Koran reading contest. The translation contest will be held in three districts, in Arau on Jan. 1, Paya on Jan. 4 and Simpang Ampat on Jan. 5.
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    Moon watching
    31 11 PEN A NO. Fri The Per.ang Btate Islamic Council will send two officials to Balik Pulau to watch for the new moon marking the start of the Puasa month.
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    Medical fund gifts
    27 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Medical Progrev. Fund has received donations of $10,000 rath from the Kwaa Im Thong Hood Cbo temple and Singapore Oxygen Ltd.
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    Tribunal will decide rents in Sabah
    283 11 lESSELTON. Fri J A tribunal will be set up to impose rent control on business premises here in a bid to combat inflation in Sabah. Proceedings of the tribunal will be held In public and Its decision Is binding on the landlord as well
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    The women gamblers
    71 11 PCNANG. Pri. Two women were among 16 gamblers who i were fined J25 each today alter they hud pleaded guilty :n a mass :st rate's court to joint I charce of playing -'biankai" 'a dicp gamp) at Jeiutong Roaa. Sentence on a third woman. Gan Swee T:n
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    109 12 I* *ordt tli .Minimum MRS TEH KHOON TIONC. nee < ttmmtm i'mu son run «r 20 Jaian I Kaaji l.unnin ptnnl l»lv [Wirfullv on Tbur«la> Un »nitin V. ii.ihet of Bar. Huat Mun Mag UM \nne and Klaina. mother- 1 :n law or Kwal Hln anil Krr-i H\r h.i^er«.
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    258 12 -a H"rrft fit Vtmmmm' snmrdav «n.l Sunda) GIVE TIM FAMILY IfMtl DS» ..nrf Cmo. Itll.an Htt':<nn>n- r«l«lMi Kaul. Spore t GHOLIER PUBLISHER* uvlte to i ■t 'hflr r»T*»llnK *H>n.e in Kuala l.Uiniir >n.l Siiinapnit Telephone f«s;i in\y* raapiUrelT im aaajaMH. uito Hi' MMMaj and )>onk addKt> •f, r.rnw*i n
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    231 12 ..rd. tS I Minimum METMODIIT CHURCH Barker Road. MMM II Sunday fcrhool 8.46 a. in Worship aarrlM to a m Cvaryonr i. -i „4?y< ARVA lAMAJ SINGAPORE VMh ■■■ail U-IS-4S 10.30 a .Ti linn. .1. v<,ti<.n.il miukk rcligloua di.i HIBLC PRCfBVTCRIAN CHURCH ion ■armaaaoa Garden. BIS am.; life
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, December 11, 1965
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      Progress In Singapore
      702 12 The changing Singapore sky line, and the Housing Board's i astonishing programme, are i convincinc evidence of the j vitality of the island State, but figures given in the first part of the Development Plan j memorandum are a striking I supplement. Singapore has not only overcome
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      Thai Alert
      271 12 The Thai Government's j concern at the security situation in its north-eastern provinces is gaining increasingly frequent expression, and it may be wondered just how J serious the situation is. Some months ago the Chinese Foreign Minister, Chen Vi, I half -promised a guerilla war in Thailand "before
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      Drunken Driving
      252 12 The case for strengthening the powers of the police to 1 order examination of drivers i whom they suspect of being drunk seems clear-cut enough. The suggestion of the At-torney-General, that there i« need for an elaborate weighing of pros and cons is more 1 than a little
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    Closing the gaps between jobs and workers
    1584 12 Closing the gaps between jobs and workers From a basis of excess labour, policies to balance supply and demand and to end bottlenecks holding up new work opportunities IN terms of c m ployment. Malaysia today is a nation of contrast In Sabah labour shortages have been accentuated with the
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    Learning Malay—l6B
    503 12  - Learning Malay— l6B Yunus Maris: M.A. By University of Malaya VOCABULARY Mmang IV) to win, rorLONTAR i'v> to throw: fling; tlang tm pillar, post, pylon. niu in) deer; kijaog a small variety of deer: priandok <n< inoa.sedecr: hakim (in Judge; UlKl Man un Judgement. senteni-e: chnkai <m lax; tipu, menipn
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    Sabah Alliance chief hits out at the expatriates
    615 13  -  'They are working against the Govt' THE chairman oi the Sabah Alliance. Tun Mustapha bin Datu Harun, last night accused expatriate officen and some members oi' foreign missions here of "subtly and maliciously work i n g" against the interests of the
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    Razak: Why Soekarno's 'front' can't succeed
    195 13 PRESIDENT Soekarno > proposal lor a "federation front" can never succeed as lons as the Indonesian leader persists in his ambition to colanisr and impost- political, economic and social control over the people of Ulis rrcion. This was si.itiil by the Deputy Prim*- Minister,
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    Ungku Aziz loses a suitcase
    87 13 Ungku Aziz loses a suitcase KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Professor Ungku Aziz. Dean of the Faculty of Arts. University of Malaya, returned here today after attending the International Labour Organisation Conference at Geneva minus a suitcase. He told the Straits Times at the International Airport: "That sultca.se Is most va'uable to
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    Awards for police
    27 13 KANGAR. Fri. Tlp KedahPerlls Chief Police Officer. Mr. J. R. Ritchie, will present certificates to members of the Perils police force on Dec. 22.
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    Newly-wed among Korean doctor recruits
    216 13 Newly-wed among Korean doctor recruits KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A young woman doctor who has only been married for a month is among the batch of 17 Korean doctors who arrived here last night. She is Dr. Rhee Joung Ja. 26. the youngest of a batch of doctors recruited for service
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    Lions aid for flood victims
    54 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. Di* trict 308 id Linns International has sent a cheque for S2OO to the District Office. Kola Bharu. for flood relief. All Lions clubs in M;ii;iys'.a and Sing ijxire have been uretd to send gifts of Man or kind through the Lions Club
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      865 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KuaU Lumpur Huckleberrj' Hound and Yogi and Penanf; 6 Ipoh and Mi Bear; 6.35 Survival "Two larca; 3 Johorc Bahru. 4 Lives of John Resko"; 7 News Taiptng; 7 Batu Pahat; In English; 710 Focus: 7.35 Kluang. Glynis "A Little Knowledge P.M.: 3 Opening and pro-
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  • FOREIGN DESK 3
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      Lock icon Hasluck: No request for more troops
      89 14 BANGKOK. Fri. Australia's External Affairs Minister, Mr. Paul Hasluck, said today his Government would consider sending more troops to South Vietnam if such a request was made. Mr. Hasluck. who is attending a meeting of Australian diplomats in South-East Asia, indicated that the question
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      Lock icon Teachers on strike
      29 14 GLASGOW. Pri. Lessons were cancelled or reshuffled for over 100-000 children In Scotland today when 3.500 teachers staged one-day strike in support of pay claims. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Boy 'stood speechless' as youth was hacked to death
      426 14 LONDON, Friday. 4 17-year-olci boy described to a hushed court at Hyde yesterday how he stood by speechless while a screaming, prostrate youth was hacked to death with an axe. Key prosecution witness David Smith said that the youth, Edward Evans,
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      Lock icon NEW LAW IN SUDAN BANS COMMUNIST PARTY
      172 14 NEW LAW IN SUDAN BANS COMMUNIST PARTY KHARTOUM, FrL The Sudanese Constituent Assembly yesterday t;ave overwhelming; final approval to a new law dissolving the Communist Party In the Sudan and banning; all Communist activity in the country. The vote banning the Communists was by a wide majority. The law also
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      Lock icon WELLINGTON RELICS RAID IN MUSEUM
      247 14 I LONDON. Friday \yALXING into the Duke of Wellington Museum in Piccadilly as signtseers on Is admission tickets, two robbers last night beat up a guard and escaped with priceless historical r^ics of Britain's most famous soldier. The raid was carried out at 5.15 p.m.,
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      Lock icon Blasts shake Montevideo
      45 14 MONTEVIDEO. Fri. Two bomb blasts shook the Uruguayan capital yesterday as civil servants began a 24-hour strike In defiance of stringent new Government security measures. No one was reported Injured in th* blasts, but damage was be- lieved to be con«derable.— Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Dead or alive' warrant for traitor major
      193 14 'Dead or alive' warrant for traitor major JAKARTA, Fri. A J dead or alive arrest warrant has been issued for an army major who is alleged to have tried to incite his men to help release people who had been arrested for Involvement in the recent coup attempt. The official
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      Lock icon Village massacre
      35 14 NAIROBI. Fri. Bow and arrow warriors from Ethiopia and the Sudan have massacred 62 Turkana tribesmen in a cattle raid on a village Just Inside Kenya's northern frontier. Kenya police reported yesterday. A.P.
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      A difference between the students
      225 15 'The ultimate oneness of the people SINGAPORE'S Minister of Education Mr. Ong Pang Boon has announced that non-Singa-pore citizens attending schools in Singapore have to pay $15 a month at primary level and $30 a month at secondary level. On the following day tne Malaysian
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      Tun Lim a citizen of Malaysia
      246 15 ACCORDING to Tengku J\ Abdul Rahman. Tun Lim Yew Hock wa.granted a certificate of naturalisation under Article 19(1) of the Malaysian Constitution which reads the Federal Government may. upon application made by any person of or over the aue of twenty-one years who i.s
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      Misunderstood
      49 15 I REFER to the report (S.T. Dec. 8> about my son, Sant Singh. Your reporter could have misunderstood me In the interview. The tenets of the Sikh faith are not flexible and it is not a small matter for a Sikh to cut his hair. RAGIIBIR SINGH Singapore.
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      Phone charge
      85 15 rwill not altogether be correct to assume that all those who have telephones are well to do people as our Finance Minister has tried to establish. In my case a telephone came to be installed in order to help two members in my family to contribute their services
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      Upgrading
      47 15 T HILE the Minister for Education Is to be congratulated for recruiting 200 graduate teachers for our secondary schools, he should also consider upgrading our own Malaysian non-graduate teachers who have faithfully served in the Upper Forms, teaching major subjects at School Certificate level. PARENT Ipoh
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      PAYING PROPERTY TAXES PROMPTLY
      277 15 1 REFER to the letter by "Justice" (B.T. Oct. 28. Although such a letter purports to answer my letter In reply to "Wage Earner". "Justice" has It appears overlooked the last three paragraphs of my letter. To ate:(a> If mere has been delay In dealing with
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      THE RIGHT PUNISHMENT FOR A BAD DRIVER
      53 15 THE RIGHT PUNISHMENT FOR A BAD DRIVER ANY serious road offender taxi drivers most certainly included should not only have his driving licence suspended for as long as a year but also be asked to re-sit for a stiffer driving test at the end of that period. Fines have proved
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      The free life
      32 15 I NCREASED allowances free from Income tax, free telephones, free road tax and now free insurance against occupational hazards. What next? And who pays for them? RAHANG VOTER Seremban
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      536 15 BHRiiHH^ I Bo^ STAY HILTON IN MONO KONG AND TOKYO IT'S GOOD FUN AMD GOOD BUSINESS PRACTICE Ye* Hilton has a special formula for tennis courts are across the street, mixing business with pleasure at these almost beneath your window The two great hotels the Hongkong hotel's own 1 10-foot
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      Capital's first bowling centre opens
      369 16  -  l.im Thow Boon By $800,000 PROJECT EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATIC RETURN SYSTEM SHAH'S $800,000 Bowling Centre the first of its kind in the Federal capital promises plenty of fun for young and old. Lorated on a three-quarter-acre site at Lorong Sultan, Petaling Jaya, the centre is
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      Manager helps to maintain centre's machine operation
      244 16 MR. KHOR Chin Hool, Manager of Shah's Bowling Centre, not only takes charge of the administrative side of the business, but also helps to maintain machinery operation at the centre. Before joining Shah's, Mr. Khor, 22. was the manager of a bowling centre
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      Shah: Game to catch
      222 16 on with town's residents A COMBINATION of civic consciousness and business acumen prompted Mr. H.M. Shah, a Kuala Lumpur businessman, to set up a bowling centre in Petaling Jaya. Petaling Jaya was picked as the site for the alley because of its uppei middle class residents
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      79 16 m^ LADIIs n SUM BOWL KUALA LUMPUR'S FIRST m f BOWLING I II Jf*^ MlB ?f%& BOWLING CENTRE J|||f\ w**~S FULLY AIRCONDITIONED I J wKw W FULL RANGE OF Jy W^M OFFICIALLY 13 bowling equipment I L Ui-MtIMLLT I m W|TH MPROVED wL J M|k HPFN AUTOMATIC PINSETTERS W W
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    Tenpin bowling is fast becoming popular
    475 17 Tenpin bowling is fast becoming popular TENPIN bowling, one of Americas national pastimes, has come to the Capital. There is little doubt that it will fast become popular as it has proved in many other countries. For apart from the novelty of the game, everyone can take part in tenpin
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    Specialties from her own recipes
    201 17 MRS. George Chan la the restaurant manageress at Shah's. Her culinary >kill in Western dishes should .satisfy any gourmet. Some of her specialties are from her own recipes. She is tryiyng to introdure new menus. The restaurant will also .serve special sweets and snacks. Malaysian
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    Pleasant pastime: Executive
    190 17 Pleasant pastime: Executive rpypiCAL of the up-and-A coming young executives and businessmen you meet at Shah's are Mr. K H. CheonK. 28. and Mr. Mick Soon. 25. For Mr. Cheong. an insurance executive in Kuala Lumpur, a bowling centre is also a convenient place to meet people and make business
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      68 17 Congratulations to SHAH'S BOWLING CENTRE Petaling Jaya on the occasion of their official opening Wiring Contractor: HWA FOONG CO. LTD. 113-115 Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur. Tel: *****, ***** *****. Congratulations to SHAH'S BOWLING CENTRE on their official opening ot the First Bowling Centre in K.L. From General Contractor SIAH BROS.
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      70 17 B 1 |OWL IETTER mh ~BIULWSWUIk AT SHAH'S BOWLING CENTRE PETALING JAVA. BRUNSWICK (far east) LTD. 555, EAST COAST ROAD, SINGAPORE. Tel: *****. iiiiH' nail *4(\ Hk Ti■III I I v I a 111 i A I li iHiiiiiiHifl HH jfl ■■JHHHfl^HiiiHßn toHteJ^^9SsyUjj|^% W Wm> "<&!£ iitaßß r m Biiiiiß^^T^^^ii^^^^^^ir^^^^^J^^^^^^^^BßJ
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      1253 18 SITUATIONS VACANT IS WordM M (Mlm.)-Box tt eta. mxtrm EUROPEAN FAMILY Requires Ea«Msh Speaking Oeneral Amah able to cook Must live in Phone B'por* 64 1 255. IT. BOX ASMS (medical assutant) and Box A 6281 < medical locum) positions have been filled All applicants thanked. GRADUATES (ENCLISH CEOORAPHY 'History
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      1142 18 SITUATION VACANT It WordM St (Mtn.) Box tt eU. mxtrm I APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Normal College trained Teacners for i vacancies la the following schools, for t 1966: (1) Lower Secondary School, c/o i 5.0.1.. Taiplng (Boy*). (2) Lower Secondary School, Changkat Jertng. Taiplng. (3) Lower Secondary School, i
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      995 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 5 WordM tt (Mm.) Box St cU. txtrm AOELPHI PARK ESTATE 8 Gladioli Jrlve SiM. Thomson Road 3 Bedroom louse spacious fully furnished availible Immediately. Contact 10 Gladioli irive. Spore. BRAND NEW Brick Bungalow ohore Bahru 4 Bedrooms Modern -anitation Area 7.000 sq.ft. Rent (200/-. Telephone *****0 Singapore
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      864 18 EDUCATION It WordM $4 Mm.)- 8,,x tt tf. txtro JAZZ-PIANO. OUITAR (Classic/ Plectrum). Accordion. Drums Lessons. 5* PbenK Geek Avenue, Singapore- 13 Tel: *****. TYPEWRITING HHORTMANOI latens; ye course*: Classes anytime. Airconditioned comfort: Register early: Raja* Uolleg*. Raffle* Place: *****. Spore. CAREER TRAINING NEW CLASSES COMMENCING JANUARY 1966 Subjects taught
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      798 18 BEAUTY CULTURE IS WordM U (Mlu.>—Box It cts. mxtrm REDUCE SAFELY with Reducing Blooelles. A new German discovery. From all chemists. FURNITURE It WordM St (Him.}— Box tt rto. extra POR OUALITY CANE Furniture visit Adrian* 42S Rtrtr Valley Road Spore *****. LATEST DESICN'COLOUR Furniture, T.V. Hire/Hire Purchase. Chong Fatt
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      927 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE II WordM M (MiMui etas M cts. mxtrm 1961 SCOOTER DIANA Sports one owner. Call at 21 Irrawady Road, Sin- 1 gapore. Tel. *****. 1 JAGUAR 3.4 No*. IM6. Paint aa j new. Oood engine, upholstery J 1.930. Spore ***** otfl. hours. AUSTIN A6O ESTATE. 1963. 24.000
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      909 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS WordM tt (Min.)— Box St tU. mxtro 1*64 PLYMOUTH "FURY" Auto matte. Radio and Alrcondltlon (tea* anlt). New tyrrs, showroom condition 17.500/-. Vl4-vi 41 UK-hard Koad S'por*. Tel: 393« l Kxt. 2M>. BRITISH RACING CRIIN TR 4 No- 1963 V:^crili-nt condition. 18.000 miles. one owner. 54.000
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      1199 19 r//rLnkz//V£s rm THL EAST ASIATIC COMPANY Lid kworporaMd n Orvnark ikfHtii SAILINGS 10 NEAR EASI. COMINOU ANB SCANBIHAYI*. S'pwa P. S'aaa Paaaat a/n Saaaa Maura H'tart rl'oaa *ana Cat* «or£a it om n/21 aaa n/M »/7i laa it M Jm a im mm lEIRA I) Itc 11/ 2 IM 1/
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      1243 19 1 ben%line\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL PORTS. RPNAUMIN For london Jm 3 btNAMMIN Hamburg Jaa II S rgano-* Pt. Sham Pattaj M'brougn Jm 21 C1i. 31 Telaj Dec 12/14 Dae IS/IS For Ir.irpool Jm 12 RFNVFNIIF G'moutn Jan 21 S gaco'c Pt. Sham Penang Roiterdam Fel 1
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      1334 19 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTO. \m£M U.K./Continent. CITY OF WELLINGTON i lon Marburg, Rotterdam, Singapore P.tltM Penang I rrt, Mat) 2721 let 31 Oec 1 CITY OF CHICAGO h. n, London, Rolteraam, Mj-iurg, Hull 17 It Jm 2121 Jaa I CITY OF NEWCASTLE L'#M, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Havre, Hull. M'bro 23
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    Fair trade on local Rubber Market
    404 20 this week has I been fair although somewhat nebulous, and apart from a setback mid-week, the market has maintained a steady undertone, state H.C. B. Co. Lid. in their rubber market weekly review. London trading was thin and for the most part content to
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    RUBBER PRICES
    240 20 |)l < 1.M111.K first gradr rubber 1 f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at rents per lb. unchanged on Thursday's closing level (or the position. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S- and K.M.IM closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday: Buyers Sellers
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    63 20 CHINESE Prortuca Eichanxs, llngapars noon priest par pisul yestsrtarn Coconut on: bulk SSI sellers, drum 154 tellers Pepp-r: Muntok white $212) sellers, Sarawak white $210 sellers, special Sarawak black II SO sellers, garbled Lamport* black $1SO(N) sellers (all 9S<~, Mtti. ABTA J170IN) sellers (iu»<r. slwi. Smxapors Cocenut Oil
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    66 20 sia made these change* In Its rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100). New Yarn: buying TT 32 13/16. airmail OD 32 ia-16. !»0 d'st. 33 S/16 credit Mils. 33 lit trade l>!lls. Sellmn TT g« OO rsady: U.S. (M--lat> H 1« NaMand Cu.ldori 117 3"-. l.m
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 20 Dec. 19. MALAYAN RIBBER PRICE: 69i cents (unchanged). TIN: 5686.25 (down Nil)). Unofficial estimated offering 210 tons (up 10 tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS AND TINS ARE SLIGHTLY BETTER
    728 20 From Our Market Correspondent rRY quiet conditions once again prevailed on the Stock Exchange yesterday on the last full day's trading before the weekend shutdown. Turnover was again extremely thin although better than on Thursday and the total turnover for the week will probably
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 20 Malayan Stock Indin-s Dec. 9 Dec. 10 "Industrials: 81.38 M H Tin»: 10«.ll.> MM rubbers: 104.97 Ki.i.ii;. •IK-c. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962 =1 mi
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    848 20 DL'SINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Kvrhanßc yesterday with the number of shares traded In bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Bouitsad (7.000) $1.65:: Ounlops (2.000) $1.77. (1.000) $17-; Ens ords. (0.000) 11.95 D, (2.000) *l 03: F. and M. ards.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    212 20 Dec. 10 TTir... months INDUSTRIALS Koiistmd 11 eta. Me Aluter 9 eta C.B. Moldings 13c. M. Invest. 10 eta. Dunlops 13 eta N Inn, i eta E. Hmelters 20 eta. i.C II C. 14 eta. K."*o 12 cts. Kothmans 11 cta> Fed. Dlap. 10 eta. Koiimsoo 10 eta.
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    H.K. RATES
    36 20 ON the (res tichanit marktt Horn; Koru yesterday the U.fc Dollar *>i quotrd at a7l i for TT. and S.BKI for «»»h. lUr.nj wan quoted at 15 »4 nn4 mm taal of told at
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    Straits tin price again falls in price by $4.87½
    478 20 rE price of Straits tin fell a further $4.87} per picul in Penang yesterday to wui Local buying support was weaker and the London afternoon three months forward buyers price fell XX) on Thursday. The estimated offering was up 10 tons
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      1045 20 VI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. 0.8.A. Pa«Ule Atlantic Service Bangko* Hongkonf S. f rancisco N. Tori ttottoa nuaoei. "Kaailiawa Mars" IWJ Om 2» eat U JM I rtt I Frt II rtt "Mssmiism Man" 71 II IM II IM II Fel I Mar I Mat U Mm Japan Direct Service)
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      1014 20 aUSIR*U*/N[« (UUMt UIVICt INDIA. PMIStaM aNI r Kulr StlVlCta fa Frtourtto. »s>i»ise, Mettesna. Srtaey Is Maaras aaa Nafiaartiaasj. »»nam S'tiiSJ !mi a tBAMOR* Slilaj SailH It Pstt RAJULA „/,-^d,. uOet ICMPENTUU 14 an IJ/2* fee I?/2I Bet ""J "J! ■uumu in v1 im 11 *im c ;i2;j; .12 ill (Calls
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      898 21 1 oiiiinurd from I'mgr 111. FOR SALE M 9mm SS WfcMM SS ctt. txtrm XXX CCC JUNK Btorc Ltd.. 22. too Road. Tel: 5613» '*****7. nfTrrs for Wale: Rrfrtfrrttors. GolfBhM Table Lamp*, Pro- < Jr. lor». Ll' Rrcords. Crockery. Olass warts. I'orttlain «V Brass Wares. I \n roujht Iron Tables
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      803 21 TAILORING li Hwrf* $t »fi>.>— Box 5* rts. txtrn WEST INO TAILOR offers for tms season a large selection of material, perfect In style, cutting, fitting 118 Hill Street B'por*. Tel: ***** LADIES HAIRDRESSING Ij Wortlt $t (Wit.)— Box SO clt. txtrm X'MAI NEW YEAR Gilts! Odeoc Beauty salon (aircoodltioned),
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      822 21 GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE I inanrial Year Ending 31st December. 1965 I Claims in respect of services I rendered or goods supplied to Govi eminent prior to and including the lMh December. 1965. should „be submitted to the ordering department not later than 19th December. 1965. to tnable payment to be
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      740 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD Vacancies for Works Overseers. APPLICATIONS are Invited from Singapore citizens for the post of Works Overseers. Qualifications: 1) Passed Secondary 111 (Form IV i or equivalent In a Government or Government Aided School. Passed 2nd year of Polytechnic Technician's Diploma In Clerk of Works and
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      491 21 NOTICES TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. CAP. 137) IPOH MUNICIPALITY NOTICE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that It Is proposed to permit the 1 erection of two-storey block of lour three-bedroom flats on Lots 687 1S and *****. Jalan Paslr Puteh. Ipoh i which lots are zoned for open re- sldentlal development
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      782 21 I NOTICES FAR EAST RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) I j< Members' Voluntary Winding-ap m NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN d that the Creditors of the above- named Company, which is being J*' I voluntarily wound up. are required on or betore 12th January. 1966. to send in their names
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      540 21 CIVIL ENGINEER An cm pc ricr. cco cnQinccr is fcquifco *or lo ao dc vc lop hi en* prorcti in Sabah onH Sarawak. Applicants mutt have a good general pariance of preliminary work tor preparation ot large tcala land evelopment ichemes and ot site supervision. Experience must inluda land reclamation,
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      BT TIMAH-3rdday
      1454 22 Race 1—2.0 Cl 6 Div 2 ($4,500) 7f 1 ***** Escort a (!,«>iw Hukt i Nalr 8 9.0 (F) Moxham f, 2 ***** SinWr <:avi| a (Thla St) Allan 8 8.12 Cole* 10 ***** Our Mistake rVenl Vld) E Breuk. 5 811 Trevena 1 4 ***** Inurjet a
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      Back Loderush again
      900 22  -  I RACING with I EPSOM JEEP I ODERLSH. who was lj raffled at $50 a ticket, has won three races since October and can do it again in the last race at Kuk.it Timah today. He gained his first success over the Ipoh Bif in heavy going
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      TIMESPORT SELECTIONS
      143 22 EPSOM JEEP EPSOM JEEP I CALL BOY IMHNTIJt Race 1 Race t Idee t Race ESCORT I SILVER DRAGON DRACO Draco Escort Lourjet Lourjet Topea Top... MAS PL'TEH GLAMIS I'AI.OM \K Patomar < I'alomar M.is I'uteh (alvadoh Mas Putch (.lamU CHICKEN BKSI VH.II.WTfc (,\I.I.\M lIRh Gallant Turk Kamanrtle
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      705 22 JABATAN KERJA RAYA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PERAK BOARD l»warw;-' akan di-terima dl- chairman. Economic Development uejaoai Jurutera Negeri. J.K.R., Board. 2nd Floor. Fullerton BuildPenk. Ipoh !uiu-z<« lam 300 uig. tor: pada 17.1J.63 dan P««- CONSIRICMON OF A TWO homnm J.K-R yang berjlattar MOREY CANTEEN INCLODING ;<el»^ D ka-«ta* di-b»w«h Kepml" FENCING
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      603 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCY IN SARAWAK No. 13 65 Applications are lnvlwd from Malaysian citizens domiciled to Sarawak lor ihe tollo»in« appoinim PROGRAMME ORGANISER. OR\I)E I i HEAD OF MALAY SERVICE. RADIO MALAYSIA Salary Scale: Division 11, C 4 ($690 x 30 »"Jo>. Qualification;- Applu ants must be under
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      91 22 The Dynamically fTf REFRIGERATORS j No Frost 'Zero Degree' Frceser Exclusive ICE MAGIC outomotic ice maker Exclusive Jet-Cold Shelf Automatic inte *ior lighting Co our in White, Yellow Pink fefiS^iM^^ Sixes from 4.6 cv. ft. to 19 cv. ft. m AIR-CONDITIONER Features: I E«»y-to-ope'ote controls N^^.^—— rfS Sfoggered Coils-Greater cooling
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      3 Malaysian stars hurt
      381 23  - 3 Malaysian stars hurt ERNEST FRIDA: By Kuala Lumpur. Friday K BLOW to Malaysian athletic hopes this morning was the news that three medal prospects T. Krishnan, Karu Selvaratnam .uul .Mustan Singh may have to scratch from their events in the Seap Games beginning at Merdeka Stadium on Tuesday. Selva.
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      SELVA MAY HAVE TO MISS 400M HURDLES
      226 23 SELVA MAY HAVE TO MISS 400 M HURDLES reported lo be coiiaiaiemlv doiiip 41sec. In .spile of these setbacks. Malaysian officials are still confident that the Malaysian "bag" of xolds will be 18. The bitumen track is new to the Thais. Malaysia's main rivals iv the athletic events. The Thuls.
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      THAIS COUNT ON FOUR SWIM GOLDS
      325 23  -  JOE DORAI By K. LUMPUR, Fri. THAILAND, despite having a contingent of 36 swimmers and five coaches, are not expecting more than four gold medals from this sport in the Seap Games next week. P r a v c j Pochanasom burana, chief coach
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      Perak can be outright winders this time
      177 23 Perak can be outright winders this time I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Perak and Johore, Joint-holders of the 1 Malaysian Rugby Union's Under-23 Cup, meet again in this year's final on the XL padang tomorrow and the signs i are that this will be a i decisive one. Johore. the south finalists,
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      The draw for the first two days of the athletics events
      1040 23 FIRST UAV I Dec. 15) -.11 am I'olc vault final: Mahmud Mansor 1 Singi. Vi.-it Leang A. Ram (Thai). Pal Singh (Sing). F. Marciano <Mal>. Soe Mia 1 Bur>. Kernel Singh (Mai). in. 011 Woram's high jump dual: My.nt
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      406 23 THE BUKIT SEMBAWANG 6ROUP IS) SEMBAWANG PHASE 3 SEMBAWANG GARDEN ARCADE STRAITS ESTATE 121 MILESTONE, SEMBAWANG ROAD 14th MILESTONE, SEMBAWANG ROAD Prices Prices 15 shops with flats above from $65,000 50 two-storey semi-detached houses. 34 single-storey semi-detached houses from $35,000 Six different types from $28,250 Situated in the centre of
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    Lock icon Duke's relative detained
    60 24 CAPE TOWN. Fn.— Mr.-, (a roline Crr.-pmny. 33-year-old member ol an old British aristocratic family, ha- been detained under South Atrica's 180-day detention law, police said today. -h. i> a great-grand daughter of tne seventh Duke of Devonshire and v distant relative of Lady Dorothy Mucmillan. who
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    DEATHS
    159 24 kUNNV OSWALD SENG Age 71 im--«l away i»ac> lullv on 10-12-bO Kwn^ral BrnrMi n Hidadarl Ch.ircn on in. CABLE RECEIVED FROM India th.it Mr. S. Nadarajah, brother of S. Phartnallngara Kamuntlnt: and 8. liiimueKaran Pant Buntar, pauad away on 12.1 CHAN KIM CNWEE. yean, I',l-j.wl away I*:ici-fully 12.65) at
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    IN MEMORIAM
    19 24 SACHI lABARATNAM, Ipofl. 11-12-64. Gone from our lining midst. but In our thoughts you MM sii'i ratnun.
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    Back the 'plenty for all' plan, unions urged
    477 24 Back the 'plenty for all' plan, unions urged KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. THE Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, today appealed to the nations trade unions "to give your utmost co-operation" to the first Malaysia five-year plan, which was designed to improve the lot of the workers. Tun Razak, who was
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    Lock icon Scout jamboree opened by King
    52 24 BANOKOK. Frl.— Attired In a Boy Scout's uniform, King Bhumiljol AdulyadeJ today opened the Fifth International Boy Scout jamboree in Cholturi, 70 miles east ol Bangkok. Attending the week-long jamboree are about 500 scouts from Australia. Brunei, Formosa, Britain, Laos. Malaysia. New Zealand. Singapore and
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    Traders on in S'pore's
    137 24 Traders on in S 'pore's SINGAPORE. Frl. Australia's potential role In assisting Industrial development In Singapore was outlined today by Mr. R.J. Piper, spokesman for the eight -man Australian team currently taking part In the machine tools and metal trades exhibition here. Mr. Piper, who is managing director of a
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    Aussie role industries
    167 24 hand and could have a good part to play in supplying the services." On the possibility of Australia as an export market for some of Singapore's goods, Mr. Piper has this to say: "The group feels that the home market in Singapore must be developed first as
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    LONDON STOCKS
    315 24 LONDON. Frl. The stock market closed steady today after early uncertainty. Trading wa.s very quiet throughout the session. Gold shares were very firm, with afternoon U.S. Interest reinforcing early small local demand. Gams ranged to around three shillings. Copper issues showed minor gains. Rhodeslan bonds were in some
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    RUBBER
    68 24 LONDON. Frl— Spot 20 7 16d., Jan. 20 9 lHd. Feb. 20 11/16 d.. March 20 13 16d., Jan March 20 11 16 d April June 2 id.. July/ Sept. 21 1 16 d.. Oct. Dec. 21 116 d.. Jan. March 20 7 »d., April/June 20 T sd.. July
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    TIN
    31 24 LONDON. Frl. Buyers £1300 f £2:. sellers £1392 £2), Forward buyers £1372 < •£4' v sellers £1373 (444), Settlement £1395 i— £s>. Turnover a.m. 85 tons, p.m 40 tons. Tone: Quiet
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    LUCK SMILES TWICE ON BILL LA WRY
    372 24  - LUCK SMILES TWICE ON BILL LA WRY JACK FINGLETON: BACK PAGE SPORT By BRISBANE, Fri BECAUSE of rain and bad light, the first Test didn't get far on its opening day, Australia making 79 for Redpath's wicket in 148 mins play. Some 212 mins were lost in all. but Bill
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    Opening day tickets
    48 24 KLALA LUMPLR Fn Ihe SEAP Game> ticket! sub-i-oninin-tii announced today that only about 100 S3 covered stand tickets tor the opening ceremony at Merdeka Stadium on Tuesday were let: for .-ale. They also saio that, more than 500 SI tickets (uncovered stands) have been sold.
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    Lock icon Ashe in final
    44 24 ADELAIDE. Fri. American Neuro Arthur Ashe vill meet Roy Emerson again in the South Australian men- sineles tennis final. In th» semi-finals today Ashe bea' R. Ruflels 6-3. 7-5. 7-3 and Emersw beai T. Okker i Holland) 7-5 6-3. 6-4.— Reuter.
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    Perak retain Ung trophy
    120 24 IPOH. Frl.— Perak retained the Uiu Khek Cheow trophy for the Malaysian schools inter-state ru<?by championships when they beat Singapore by 25 points (two goals, five tries) to nothing here yesterday. Singapore put up a good fight throughout, but they were unabie to match Perak's speed
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    EX-CHAMP WINS
    25 24 AUCKLAND, Fri. Former Commonwealth middleweight boxing champion Tuna Scanlan of New Zealand outpointed Roberto Pena (Mexico) in their 10--round bout here last nik-'ht.
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    Formosa beat Malaysia for sth
    108 24 Formosa beat Malaysia for sth KUALA LUMPUR, \r\ Formo.««a HOred their first win 111 the tourniinient pmptT to take tifth place when they boat Malaysia by 79-65 !n the Asian ba-ket ball championship toniKht. Malaysia, without >lns?le win. are .sixth. Pron. Mm iten Wan w itnit rti. leading 6-0 m
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    PAHANG 5-1
    47 24 IPOH. Ft.. Pahtng I- it Kelantati 5-1 in the Burnlej Cup after 'eadintc 1-1 at half-time Fan Sm Wai ll), Mrt. Nor Hahini (3) ■Od Md. H.isan scored for I'ahang. and Halinn Ahmad lor Kelantuti. Pen mi; beal ffftangnc l-n In the second mat on.
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      290 24 Lute CLASSIFIEDS I 20 words $15 (minimum) VEOM To Shirley L.lew Khay ii daughter od 7th December 65 at St. Hospital. Thanks to Doctor A Nursea. WONG -TEH: Hrtwrrn David Pul L-iTi.. ,-idest n o Madam Tham Soo Cblng and Mary Kirn Jong, youngest do Mr. and Mrs. Teb 8»«
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