The Straits Times, 1 November 1964

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    16 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES 1 in I NO. 1.496. SFNI>AY. NOVEMBER 1, 1»«4. 20 CENTS KDN 732
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    Stamina and its value to Malaysia
    424 1  - Stamina and its value to Malaysia Premier Lee by SINGAPORE, Sat. y Mr. Lee Kuan _ew today urged the !>eople of Singapore cohavc the '"stamina"' to overcome temporary difficulties re|^^^Hting from Indo- besian confrontation and show the world fthat "we have the capacity to be a nation.'' The Premier said:
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    $60 million loan
    26 1 TOKYO, Sat. The South Korean Government today accepted a Japanese offer to extend a US$2O million loan to help develop that country's Industry.
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    Two more caught
    20 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Bal Indonesian guerillas wen captured by .security forces m the area of Johore this mor-
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    SITTING DUCKS
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    Malaysian authorities knew 10 days earlier—and troops were ready for the raiders
    1195 1  - Malaysian authorities knew 10 days earlier— and troops were ready for the raiders FELIX ABISHEGANAOEN: By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. MALAYSIAN authorities were forewarned— lo days earlier —of Thursday's abortive Indonesian raid along the Sungei Kesang in Muar. As a result, the 52 invaders who attempted the landing were virtually "sitting
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    Lock icon Looting, arson in riot-torn Indian State
    215 1 NEW DELHI. Saturday. CTUDENT riots in eastern India have mushroomed into a leftist-backed assault on Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri's Government, it was apparent today Reports ironi the eastern city of Bhubaneswar indicated at lea-t half of Ori.s.sa .sta*e has been hit by looting
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    Lock icon 'STAR OF INDIA' STOLEN
    170 1 'STAR OF INDIA' STOLEN \EW YORK. Sat. The A worlds largest star sapphire, the "Star of India." was among eight gems worth about M 5600.000 stolen overnight from the Museum of Natural History here, police reported today. j The gems taken from three showcases also included the "Star Ruby." I
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    Lock icon Smith says no'
    48 1 GWANDA. Rhodesia. Sat. Mr. Lan Smith. Rhodeslan Prime Minister, who is today attending a fete organised by the ruling Rhodesian Front at this mining and fanning centre near the Bechuanaland border, has said he will not Join constitutional talks attended by African nationalist lenders Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dr. Computer
    39 1 SYDNEY. Sat —Computer will diagno.se hospital patients" complaints at the turn of the rentpliims at the turn of the renturv. according to three Australian doctors in the current isi sue of the Medical Journal of Australia. Reuter.
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    Burning dress kills girl
    68 1 IPOH. Sai six-year-old mrl. wbo m severely burnt lw cloilirs caught mr In lirr house In Kumpong Kuala Pui :id la-t niuln. 36 Iwurs alter admission lo hospil The mrl. Arbiyih blnte Yunus, r six-month-old brottier when In r trashed against a teroatne lamp. Her moilicr
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    STOP PRESS AFTER 12 LONG LONELY YEARS...
    56 1 STOP PRESS AFTER 12 LONG LONELY YEARS... KYOTO, >.v. A 3i- > ear-old Buddhist priest emerged from a gruelling r.M ear-long period of asceticism on Mount Hiei near this ancient Japanese capital. The nrirst. Somon llorizawa. underwent Mis solitary f>rn.iiict' in the hall of a temple on the peak. lie
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    LABOUR'S PLANS
    37 1 LONDON S.it. Quern I li/jlx-lli will jniiouniT In r.irh.iini-Dl Best Tucml.i> (he first in»lulinriit ol thr Labour (iovoi nment's pit— for "a nrw IfriUiii" «rarrd to men Ilir diallrns«-» at tin 1 ipaM ace. KciUrr.
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    Lock icon THREE British dailies go up a PENNY
    317 2 THREE British dailies go up a PENNY J ONDON. Sat. British A newspaper readers have Ju-st been given the news that three of the big national dailies are to cost them more a penny more. In Fleet Street heartland of the country's press the increase Is known to have been
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    10th patrol craft
    87 2 I(UALA LUMPUR, Sat. I Another Royal Malay- sian patrol cralt will be commissioned in Ports- I mouth on Monday. It will be named the Kapa Dl-Raia Sri Melaka. This is 10th vessd to be named alter the states of Malaysia. After commissioning, the craft, commanded by Lt
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    Court promotion
    100 2 KANGAR. SHt hldM Wan Balim bin Wan Ahnuici. chief clerk of the maajatrata'i <■■ »irt hen, has been appointed Com- 0 Ith i-ffcct from tomorrow. SINGAPORE. Sat »THE USIS in SingaA pore will start publishing hourly election returns of the American presidential elections on its specially made results
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    Deaf mute killed by train: He helped Mum at mee stall
    274 2 T AMPIN. Sat. Tragedy struck a poor family here on Wednesday eveni ing when a deaf and dumb 1 youth of 17 who helped his 1 mother run a mcc stall was killed by a train. The mother. Ang
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    Man strangled
    33 2 JESSELTON. Sat. a 25--year-old Killpino builder. Semudu bin Bason?, was found strangled to death yesterday at a iiouse under construction Tho body was fou«cl by his brother who also works there.
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    School fun fair
    41 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Grylung Methodist Oirls School food and fun fair, which was to h.ive been held on Sept. 5. will now be held on Nov. 7 from 11 30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. at the school premises-
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    Soekarno the tyrant—by Goldwater
    593 2 Soekarno the tyrant— by Goldwater HARUM-SCARUM -JOHNSON ACCUSED OF WEAKNESS IN HIS FOREIGN POLICY Th« six issues that will decide the •lection— S«« Pag* 9 £HEYENNE (Wyoming), Sat. The Republican presidential nominee, Senator Barry Goldwater, yesterday touched on the Malaysia Indonesia dispute and called President Soekarno a "tyrant," while charging
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    84,500 fine for dope carrier
    158 3 84,500 fine for dope carrier 4 LOR STAR, Sat. v A Perlis sundry shopkeeper, Taha bin Jusoh, was today fined a total of $4,500 or 18 months' jail in default, on two charges of unlawful pj^session of morphir/e and raw opium valued at more than $71,000. "You were only a
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    Orchid course for experts
    64 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Th« Adult Education Board is organising a two-month advanced course in orchid cultivation in Enßii.sii for people who have completed the beginners' course, and also for those who wish to master the mere advanced techniques in orchid growing. Lectures will be gvien at the
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    $1,000 bail for extortion bid
    64 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— V. Kandlah. 25. of Sentul Road, was charged with extortion lii the Magistrates Court here today. He was alleged to have tried to get $10 frojn Kok Soo Lan by putting her In fear of Injury In Brickfields Road yesterday. Kandlah pleaded
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    JUDY THE MOTHER 2 more to care for...
    136 3 JUDY THE MOTHER 2 more to care for... FILM star Judy Garland with Liza Minelli. her daughter by a previous marriage in London. While this picture was taken, a Los Angeles court was told that Miss Garland, naked and screaming, was grabbed before she could fall out of her hotel
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    Lock icon TIN PRICE GOES ON RISING DESPITE STOCKPILE SALES
    216 3 LONDON, Saturday. 'THE rise in the price of tin on the London Metal 1 Exchange this week has surprised many observers in view of the additional releases from the U.S. stockpile The Times City editor said it was true that the squeeze
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    Big heart transfer triumph
    171 3 Big heart transfer triumph YEW YORK, Sat.— A medical team has taken a big step toward the day when surgeons may replace an ailing human heart with one taken from a dead person. The team reports that a mongrel puppy which received a heart transplanted from another dog is still
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    Bard's readings
    43 3 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Department of Extra Mural Studies, University of Singapore will present readings from Shakespeare by lan Lang, Donald Moore, Elinor Wyn Brown and others at 2.30 p m tomorrow at Eusoff College The public are Invited free of charge.
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    Lock icon An apology with bouquet from angry youth to woman he attacked
    210 3 An apology with bouquet from angry youth to woman he attacked COPENHAGEN, Saturday. J^ YOUTH who attacked a woman and tried to chloroform her in her home here two days ago returned to the scene of the crime last night to apologise and leave a bunch of flowers for his
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    Quote
    56 3 by the acting Indonesian President, Dr. Subandno. speaking in Jakarta last niglit: PRESIDENT Soekarno is iv good health and he will continue to lead the Indonesian nation. The Indonesian people are brave enough to let their President have a medical check-up or work abroad, not like Teneku Abdul Rahman
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    Camerons visit
    29 3 TANAH RATA. Sat Tfce Minister ot Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin. will arrive here on Monday to visit medical and health establishments In the Cameron Highlands area.
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    Car kills cyclist
    27 3 SINGAPORE Sat.— A cyclist died >n th<> spot after he was knocked ''.own by a motor car shortly before noon today, at MacPherson Road.
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    Vengeance of angry ghost
    240 3 SUNGEI PATANI, Saturday. angry "Dato" (spirit) is believed to have claimed three lives as appeasement for the bull-dozing of a 40-acre track of land where it is said to have made its home. The land, situated between the Ibrahim Secondary School and the Gurkha camp here,
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    Civics course
    22 3 KULIM. Sat.— A civics course for members of the vizilante corps will be held b» Ular Estate on Nov. 9.
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    Lock icon A giant gem
    68 3 MOSCOW. Sat. A giant diamond weighing 69.4 carats has been found in Eastern Siberia, Tass said yesterday. Named Oktyabrsky, It Is the biggest diamond found so far at Yakutia. Eastern Siberia. Two deposits there have already produced diamonds totalling more than 1.000 carats. Mining at one of
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    Midnight fire guts stalls
    55 3 PENANG, Sat. Two roadside stalls selling oil and Joss papers near the Goddess of Mercy Temple at Pitt Street here, were gutted by a fire which broke out at about midnight last night. The blaze believed to have been started by a cigarette butt carelessly thrown,
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    Sad Deepavali
    43 3 PENANG, Sat. A labourer. N. Alagam. 53. was robbed of his savings ol $240 yesterday. He ■too lost S3O gold chain and clothing valued at $50. They were stolen from a trunk which Alaeam left in his room at Lines Road.
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      572 3 Be Proud of Your English You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are you content with the worried because they cannot way you speak and write? Are depend upon their English you sure that you are not not "letting them down." It making mistakes that cause was
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    Language row: Explanation by MCA chief
    323 5 Language row: Explanation by MCA chief PENANG, Saturday. THE proposals contained in the Penang MCA education advisory committees statement last Wednesday represented the views of local Chinese educationists and not that of the State MCA. Mr. Liang Juen Chew, chairman of the political sub-committee explained today. He was replying to
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    Lock icon ONLY 13 Boston girl who fled to London
    155 5 ONLY 13 Boston girl who fled to London lONDON. Sat— A 13-year-i old American girl who ran away to England from her home in Boston was found yesterday in the Brlxton District of South London. Blonde Elizabeth Anne Freed man. a British pop group fan, was taken to Brixton police
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    A royal call to women
    39 5 A royal call to women KANOSAR. Sat— Puan Shar.fuh Salwa. consort of the Regent oi Perils, today urged women m Uie I in the d< country. "Your co-operation la i i ;it the np< nInsti- :u:.<l fair .md banexhibition.
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    Halimah is picked for course
    96 5 Halimah is picked for course KUALA LUMPUR. Sat IV Che Halimah binte Omar. 22. above principal of T.im.in Asohan Rida in Kepala Batas. Province Wellesley, has been selected by the Ministry of National and Rural Development to attend a training course in the "Fundamentals of Nutrition" to be held in
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    Envoy entertains Penang leaders
    55 5 PENANG. Sat. The Ii i Hieh ConimisMcuiri-. Mr. M.K. Kidwal, and his wile entertained ■a large gattMrtng of local community leaders and merchants at i the Indian Chamber of Commerc* last niKlr. i Among the guests were the Chief I Minister. DatO Wong Pow Nee. land
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    Hunger campaign
    23 5 PENANG. S;it The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. will inaugurate the Freedom from Huneer Campaign in Penane on Nov. 23.
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    American Peace Corps man pleases Perak s Sultan
    225 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat. The Sultan ot Perak today fxprened pleasure with the work of a member of the American Peace Corps when he opened a j rural trade school here. As he wu shown round the $764.000 Khool the iir.-t In the
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    PYJAMA-WIFE SLAIN IN BEDROOM: INJURED MAN HELD
    153 5 PYJAMA-WIFE SLAIN IN BEDROOM: INJURED MAN HELD A LOR STAR. Sat. Police investigating the murder of a young housewife found slashed to death yesterday in her house at Guar Chemped.ik village. 18 miles from herr believe the motive ■II jealousy. Wong Lee Kens. M, a mother of two young children,
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    523,514 damages for ex-manager with broken leg and wrist
    213 5 523,514 damages for ex-manager with broken leg and wrist IPOH. Saturday. A FORMER rubber estate manager, Mr. V. Kathi o esu, 57, was awarded damages totalling $23,514 by Mr. Justice Gill in the High Court here today. He sued for the damages from a motorist, Tham Kwai Chin, 35. Mr.
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    Adjournment speech
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Barisan Sosialis as-eniblym.m for Paya Lebar. Mr. Knw Kpp Bpiii?. will make an adjournment speech en the administration of economic defence laws when the state assembly meets on Monday. The Minister for Pinar.ce. Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. will BON «hat the asfpmbly aDprovr the flnancbl
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    JACKIE Guardian—by appointment
    124 5 JACKIE Guardian— by appointment |>OSTON. Sat .—Mrs.--Jac-queline Kennedy, widow ot the late President, was yesterday appointed the Ipgai guardian of her two children. Caroline. 5i and John, Si The appointment was made in Suffolk County probate court by Judge John V. Mahoney on a petition by Mr. Edward B Hanlfy.
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    Mercy flight by helicopter
    48 5 JESSELTON. Sut.— A Rovai vi Air Force helicupter Hn.swered a mercy call from Wallace Bay where an Arab civilian bu.ldine worker was seriously in-ured foliowtri? a fall from a roof. The helicopter took the Injured man to Tawau Cottage hospital wnere he s recovertag.
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    King's greetings
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR Sat— The Vane di-Pertuan Ae^n« and Ter.gku Abdul Rahman have sent congratulatory messages *o V.etna nese Chief of State Mr Pham Khar Sun. on the occaMon of South Vietnam's National D»y today.
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    RENT
    249 5 We can't do anything to change law, says mayor DENANG. Sat. The City Council has no power to do anything to alter the present Control of Rent Ordinance and nothing the Council has done would have any effect on the principles of tint ordinance, the Mayor. Mri C.Y. Choy.
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    PHILIP THE COWBOY PRINCE
    173 5 PHILIP THE COWBOY PRINCE pISTOL-PACKING Prince Philip 1 rides high —in short jacket, leather chaps, somorero and embroidered gun belt. It happened when Prince Philip, on his nine-day visit to Mexico, escaped from the round of officialdom, and rode back into the past of Pancho Villa and the roaming Comancheros.
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    Jobs for 17 from Spore. Malaya
    42 5 Jobs for 1 7 from Spore. Malaya JESSEI.ION Sal The Lands iind surveys Department of S.ib.iii h:is recruits 17 yojths from Itelaya and Singapore to trained locally .sistant!>. draußhtsmen and computers. This is to overeOMM thr aiut« I ahortage of local recruit*.
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      601 5 Thoughts- have winlS tyou @a*t Influence Others With Your Thinking! TRY it some time. Concentrate vitely taught this nctrh -!o<r art of intently upon another person the practical use ot mm. i powex. seated in a room with you, without hU noticing it. Observe him grad- This Prt* Book Points
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  • PERISCOPE
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      TO GIVE AS WELL AS TO RECEIVE...
      1053 6  - TO GIVE AS WELL AS TO RECEIVE SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE This is the spirit of Spore in the Colombo Plan TO GIVE as well as to receive. This best describes Singapore's role in the Colombo Plan; a role in keeping with the spirit of practical cooperation and mutual
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      Where ...are Malaysia's 'art' cinemas?
      643 6  - Where ...are Malaysia's 'art' cinemas? PETER ABSALOM By MALAYSIA is certainly no nation of pliilNtines. the appreciative and knowledgeable audiences which regularly Nook to recitals by visiting musif.il celebrities, art exhibitions, plays by local theatre groups, and so on. are proof enough of that. But there is one art lorm
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  • THE NEWS IN DEPTH
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      Climbing Mount Ophir-110 years ago
      532 7  - Climbing Mount Ophir-110 years ago Ronald Ransom ■33ZSH9 By tixa»om 1 'I AM well aware that my book is far too small for the extent of the subjects it touches upon. It is a mere sketch. This modest apology introduces the .*>oo puses of one of the great alaMiM of
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      BRUSH WAR ON THE ESTATES
      511 7  -  TONY CHAN By KUALA LUMPUR ENTOMOLOGISTS at the Rubber Research In.stitu; piling up their war on grasshoppers and rhinoceros beetles which are causing several hundred thousand dollars worth o1 damage on rubber, coconut and oil palm plantations in Malaya. Last year grasshoppers ravaged seven estates
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      WHY DO NEGROES RUN FASTER?
      546 7  -  IAIN SMITH THE POWER 'IST THE GLORY OF THOSE SWIFT LYING FEET By NEW YORK HS2*II!3I IN THE past few weeks, enthralled time and again, you and I have nightly watched on television that famous team of Negro athletes who swept the track events board
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  • OPINION Sunday Nov. 1, 1964 YOU WRITE TO US
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      NOT THIS PARTY
      205 8 I QUESTION what I believe was an incorrect implication made by Dr. Wurfel in the Sunday Times of Oct. 25. The implication by Dr. Wurfel was that the Republican Party was moving in the direction of becoming "the segregationist party" In the United States. The Repuollcan Party,
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      THANKS FROM jOHNNY
      115 8 I WISH, on behalf of my fellow paralytics, to express my sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation to all concerned with the formation of the Society for Aid to the Paralysed. To many of us it is a dream come true. With moral support and encouragement and. possibly,
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      BEATLES IN SCHOOL
      100 8 1 RECENTLY walked Into a Chinese school to hand some books to my brother. A.> I passed a class without a teacher. I heard some pupils talking enthusiast!- cully about the Beatles. During recess. I heard whistling and singing of Beatles" songs. The majo- rity of the
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      EIGHT EXPERTS
      66 8 I WISH to draw your attention to an omission in your article on Labuk on Oct 25. In the third paragraph. In referring to my team of experts. It Is stated they came "from Britain. Denmark and Formosa." Actually or the team of 11, one came from Britain,
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      LETTER OF THE WEEK
      63 8 LETTER OF THE WEEK HAVE.VT we had enough of these pop Minus on the morning radio What about 1 nix. (.iyli. Tauber and Mc( ormack for .1 change. A whole Rrner.ition has crown up know I■ g nothing of these great utmgen and anyway. i>n't it tinir Radio Singapore did
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      For the good of man
      1037 8 For the good of man That is what C'wealth means to the members of this big family DIFFERENT men from different climes have al different limes made strikingly similar assessments of the Commonwealth. The late Mr. Nehru, lor instance, was fond of referring to Commonwealth membership as "independence plus." To
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      ROGER THE LODGER
      216 8 THIS drawing will soon be winging its way to the I nited States— to the desk of Al Capp. creator of the most famous comic- strip character in the world. 111. ABNER. Last week the Sunday Times invited readers with dreams of cartooning fame to submit drawings
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      MAIN ISSUES THAT DIVIDE THE ELEPHANTS FROM THE DONKEYS AT TUESDAY'S POLLS
      1031 8  -  HECTOR KINLOCH 6 By VISITING PROFESSOR Or AMERICAN HISTORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA. LETS forgel Lyndon 15. Johnson and I>nrrv Goldwater for the moment. Election 'day in the United States nex! Tuesday is not limited to the
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      11 8 Cough Drops FOR RELIEF OF COUGH SORE THROAT mntl SMOKER'S THROAT
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    Paradise found—for job-hungry Filipinos wading ashore in Sabah. In their hands, ALL their personal belongings...
    294 9  - Paradise found— for job-hungry Filipinos wading ashore in Sabah. In their hands, ALL their personal belongings... R.D. PATEL By JESSELTON, Sat. Sabah is a workers' Daradise to the Joblungry people of Southern Philippines. In recent months Filipinos have been pouring Into Sabah. their imagination fired by stories of the good
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    Seven freed by Indons
    205 9 Seven freed by Indons \IUAR. Sat. Seven of v the 12 Malaysian fishermen detained on Pulau Bengkalis on Monday returned home late last night unaware that their boats had been used for an Indonesian landing on the Johore-Malacca border on Wednesday. They were: Goh Seng Boh. 20. Hamzah bin Omar.
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    Razak: Things are brewing in Indonesia
    275 9 TAIPING, Saturday. JHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said here today that there was "an undercurrent of dissension in Indonesia." He was talking to reporters yesterday on recent rumours of the impending resignation of Soekarno and other reports that gave an indication that
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    145 Sabah recruits pass out
    118 9 IPOH. Sat— One hundred and forty-five recruits of the 2nd battalion. Malaysia Rangers, from Sabah. held a passing-out parade at the Ramillies Lines here, today. Col. I.G. Wellsted. Commander of the Malaysia Rangers' Group took the salute at the march past after inspecting the parade.
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    Sultan opens school
    61 9 PAR IT BUNTAR. Sat. The Central Government Lb making every effort to provide education lor the children in Malaysia inspite Ol the confrontation by Indonesia, the Sultan or Perak said yesterday. He said this when he opened a 536.000 .school In Sungei Boaak ne;ir here in the
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    500 tourists
    22 9 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Five hundred American tourists arrived tins morning on board the luxury liner Statendam. They will sail tomorrow morning.
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    Plan to double steel output
    233 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. The National Iron and Steel Mills Ltd. in Jurong Road, is to start immediately a $3 million expansion scheme to boost production. The expansion scheme is expected to be completed by the end of next year. A company statement issued today said: "Tne
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    Parang at the bus stand
    60 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A motor-car driver. V. Kumarasamy, 50, of 3-.> mile. Ipoh Road, was today sentenced to six months' jail by the Session* Court here, for possession of offensive weapons. He was found guilty of possessing a parang and a knife at the Malacca
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    Two acquitted
    42 9 SINGAPONE. Sat. —Two young police supervisees, charged with consorting with another supervisee in puollc were acquitted oy a district court on ground of discrepancies in the evidence. Ng Pak Khuan and Wong Pak Kun. were not called for their defence.
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    'Old boy' Toh visits the ACS—after 24 years
    156 9 'Old boy' Toh visits the ACS— after 24 years Toh the IPOH. Sat— Dr. Toh Chin Chye. the Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, who studied at th.- Anirlo-Chinose School here, yesterday paid a visit to his old school. It was his first visit to the m liool since he left
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    322 10 Fatimah Dictator Ayub will be exposed KARACHI. Sa: Miss Fatimah Jinnah the opposition candidate in todays presidential election in Pakistan, last night described President Ayub Khan dictator who imposed himself on the people and country in October 1958 and is now trying to wear the garb of a democrat." She
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    368 10 PENANG, Saturday DOCTOR MAKES A DISCOVERY AT THE ORPHANAGE: BOTH HAVE HOLES IN THEIR HEARTS AND BOTH NEED SURGERY Please help us— twin JWINS Mary Celine and Mary Therese were only two weeks old when their grandmother brought them to the Light Street Convent in September last year.
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    182 10 BIG BATTLE OF CARS AND BY NOON 40 pc HAD VOTED ]\IBONG TEBAL. Sat. 11 Polling in the Seberang Selatan Parliamentary by -election began briskly today. By noon, about 40 per cent of the 21.000 electorate had cast their votes. Both Alliance and Socialist Front workers were out in force
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    Malaysia progress report
    176 10 J^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia i s to present a paper on rural development at the Colombo Plan conference which begins in London tomorrow. The paper. ment Programmes of the Rural Areas," will tell about Malaysia's experience and the success of her rural development programme. The meeting will
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    218 10 Malaysia: Labour and Tories agree I ONDON, Sat.- The Labour j Government and the Conservative Party opposition were agreed on a bipartisan policy of support for Malaysia against Indonesia's confrontation, officials said yesterday. The latest Indonesian landIngs in Malaysia were rebuked here as manifestly In defiance of world opinion as
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    Boy accused of robbery bid
    60 10 PENANG. Sat. A teen-aged boy claimed trial in the mveni* court today to a charge of attempted armed robbery on Oct. 20. He was alleged to hay» held up Muthukanoo at a lao« between the Chinese Town Hal] and St. George's Church in Pitt Street.
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    MR. NG QUEE LAM
    669 10 0 Philanthropist Rubber Magnate receives the D.P.M.J. from His Highness The Sultan ofJohore for Public Services. Dato Ng Quee Lam has all along been known as a philanthropist, of a benign and honest nature and has a good command of both the Chinese and English languages.
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    'Open door' policy is backed
    264 11 'Open door' policy is backed j£ABAH'S acting Chief Minister, lnche Harris bin Mohammed Salleh, today fully endorsed a call by the Sabah Contractors Association for an "open door" immigration policy whereby Malaysians could come on their own and look for jobs in Sabah. lnche Harris, who also holds the State's
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    GIRLS SAY: KEEP US IN REMAND FOR ANOTHER WEEK
    177 11 GIRLS SAY: KEEP US IN REMAND FOR ANOTHER WEEK OINGAPORE, Sat. Two Chinese Middle School giri students, both under remand for exactly six weeks, today asked a district court to extend their remand for a further week. Sia Kia. 19, and Nr Xiiah Hiaiig. 20, made this request successfully when
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    Malaysian Airways to launch new route to Hong Kong today
    209 11 Malaysian Airways to launch new route to Hong Kong today SINGAPORE. Saturday. MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS Silver Kris jet leaves Singapore at 7.30 a.m. tomorrow for Hong Kong via Jesselton to launch another new route. This marks yet another milestone in the history of the company and provides the people of Borneo
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    SCSS fun fair
    29 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Th» Singapore Counci. of Social Service? will hold its third annual exhibition and sale at the Victoria Memorial H»U on Nov. 7 and I.
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    'We're happy where we are...'
    156 11 'We're happy where we are...' KSSKI.TON. Sat. SaJ bah s Deputy Chief Minister. lnche Harris bin Mohammed Salleh, today rebutted accusations by the Philippines Deputy Speaker, Mr. Salipacla Prndatun, that he was doing "a disservice" to relations betweeji Malaysia and the Philippines. Saying the people of Sabah are eager for
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    THE TIGER IN THE BATHTUB
    134 11 IT'S bath-time for little Sally Anne Duggan and her very best friend, the tiger just before the big move-out to a faraway land. And the elephants have packed their trunks. There are tears in the eyes of the tigers, and the chimps are saying cheerio!
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    Broadcast by Tengku
    57 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— The Pririe Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will speak to the nation over Radio Malaysia on Deepavall Day. Tuesday. The broadcast can be heard over the English service ■<• 9.. a m over the Indian service a: 9 a.m the Chinese service at 11 02
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    Varsity union gives ultimatum on salary claims
    262 12 Varsity union gives ultimatum on salary claims KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE 600-strong University of Malaya General Staff Union has given the university authorities until Nov. 30 to settle a three-year-old demand for better pay and service conditions. It has told Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim. the Vice-Chancellor. that there is "considerable
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    Guthrie's oldest Asian executive retires
    216 12 Guthrie's oldest Asian executive retires J^UALA LUMPUR.* Sat.— A man who started life a* a stenographer on a salary of $150 a month 34 year* ago today retired as the oldest Asian executive In the company. The "Grand Old Man" Is Mr. K. Vasu. 60. an Asian Assistant with the
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    A vet centre?
    45 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. Thf Minister for National Development. Mr. L:m Kirn Smi, will be asked at the legislative assembly stttnuc after Nov. 5 whether a t«tennary centre will be built in the Ponggol constituency, and it I so when construction will begin r=
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    SPORE FIRST LADY OPENS GIANT FOOD SHOW AT VIC TO HELP THE BLIND
    300 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ari'KllMM,, ;uu ma tic dishes *****. Lite Victoria Mcmoi... Hall today. tranMoru ins it into a bit: I'm,, display show room It was the International Cookery Exhibi tion and Cake Competi tion in aid of
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    Did our gunners down Brewster?
    172 13 Did our gunners down Brewster? KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A member of the defunct Federated Malay States Volunteer Force thinks he has the clue to the plane wreckage found in the jungle near Jelebu recently. Mr. C. Thiagarajah. 46. of the Ministry of Welfare Services, here thought the wreckage was that
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    TB seminar: Our team
    128 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Dr. J.S. Sodhy, Malaysia's tuberculosis expert, will lead the country's four-man delegation to the five-day inter-regional TB seminar at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here which begins on Thursday. Tengku Abdul Rahman will open the seminar. Other members of the Malaysian delegation are:
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    Inquest is told how work-to-rule led to man's death
    245 13 Inquest is told how work-to-rule led to man's death LXXJR doctors who treat r General Hospital he not aware that their pati fracture which later pro^ IPOH, Saturday, ed a toddy tapper, in the ?re for three days, were ient had an internal skull ved fatal, an inquest was told
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    Join club call
    44 13 KANGAR. Sat— The Mentri Be.sar. Dtno Sheikh A!itnad bin ■<i Hashmi, yesterday urged government servants to mm the State's oldest club the Indera Kayangan which has I been the venue of several state I functions for the last 47 years. i
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    Stolen ducks
    29 13 PENANCi Sat. A 14-yenr-old boy pleaded guilty in the juvenue court todiiv to a ens having three stolen du< was bound over in SlOO for a year.
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    Death at picnic
    36 14 SIN< JAI'ORK. bat Ktant Ismail bin B.il) U iound drowned off in. it Chan^i Point shortly befonnoon today. Ismail had gone :here far swimming with 15 .ithrr fellow students together with a teacher.
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    417 14 SINGAPOKI ness m and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trudlng rooms of the Stock Exchmiße of Malaysia today with the number of shares traded in brackets INDUSTRIALS: C.S. Holdings (2,000) $2.47. (1.000) $2 49: Dunlops (1,000) $1.92. (4.000) I $1.93: Esso ords. (3.000) $2.00. (1,000) $2.04.
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    BOY'S ASHES ARE BROUGHT BACK
    77 14 I/OTA BIIARU. Sat. The a<he.» of Kelantan'i hole-in-the-heart boy, Liaw Kirn Hwa. 18 who died after a heart iperation in Bangkok on Wednesday were brought oaek here tonight. The necretary '>f the Kota Bharu Rotary Club. Ini'hc Rahiin Mencan and thr staJT oi the Sultan
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    Raja: Sport helps national unity
    267 14 Raja: Sport helps national unity CINGAPORE, Sat— The Mlnlster for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. said today that sportsmen In Malaysia could play their role In strengthening our national unity and Implant In others the determination to live as a united Malaysian nation. He was declaring open the Tengku Abdul Rahman
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    BARKER SWORN IN AS MINISTER FOR LAW
    187 14 SINGAPORE. Saturday He takes over major part of Premier's duties and several functions formerly held by Dr. Goh r pHE former Speaker of the Singapore Legislative Assembly, Mr. E. W. Barker, was today sworn in as the State's new Minister for Law by
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    40 14 LONDON. Sat— The life of a lonely Tibetan refugee girl hung in the balance today as surgeons In a children's hospital here began investigations to decide whether Uiey can save Yang-zom who has a brain tumour. Reuter.
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    30 14 SAIGON, Sat. South Vietnam yesterday charged that 208 gunboats and torpedo boats were sent recently by China to various North Vietnamese ports, along with "numerous Chinese technicians". AP.
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    25 14 TAIPEI. Sat. President Chiang Kai-Shek is 77 today. Only a few close associates i-nll-ed on him to offer their best wishes Renter
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    36 14 NEW YORK. Sat Plmh hotels with miniature courses and -wimmlng pools .ire .-.prouUiiK along American lugii- ways for the exclusive use of I j the country's 650.000 long disI Urnce lorry drivers.— Reuter. 111
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    34 days set aside for Budget meeting
    219 14 34 days set aside for Budget meeting KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The House of Representatives has set aside 34 days for the Budget meetIng, beginning on Nov. 25. This will be the longest period ever fixed for a Budget meeting. The House is also expected to discuss the first Malaysian Development
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    Off for talks
    33 14 IPOH, Sat— Mr. FVxing Wenf Hing of Malayan Inventors, DeMi.'MerN and Manufacturers Company leit for Hong Kong today to attend a one week tntematlonal conference on electronic! starting on Monday.
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    27 14 KI.WI.A TRENOGANf Inche Wan Kadir bin bnutfl, MP tor Kuaia Trengganu t'Uira. hat been elected leader of the newly formed State National Lanfrua«e Action Front.
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      IN THE FILM...
      54 15 'il 1 CARROLL BAKER os the beautiful young stepS mother ir the film. Carroll, never more breathtaking on the screen, does her best in this Jean S Harlow parody and it is not her fault that she fails. You see, there was only one Harlow, and E
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      The softened version of a literary blockbuster
      764 15 The softened version of a literary blockbuster Hr.niv v is ;n iasi —me ii lin you've nil been talking about and waiting for ever since you closed the book so reluctantly. And if Joseph E. Levine's screen edition of "THE CARPETBAGGERS" is an understandably softened version of Harold Robbings literary
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      THE THEATRE
      278 15 ¥N Singapore, we look to' the University of Singapore Society to bring us the avant garae of the theatre, of which their next contribution Ls Arnold Wesker's play "Chicken Soup with Barley." to be produced at the Cultural Centre Theatre on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Nov. 19 to
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      THE FILM SOCIETY
      103 15 rpHF Singapore Film So- Ciety opens its new, tenth anniversary season tonight at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, by showing two films, instead of the usual one. The films are the famous British comedy, "The Ladykillers. starring Alec Guiness and Peter Sellers (at 6 p.m.) and "East
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    76 16 CABLE RECEIVED 30-10-64 Mrs N. Raslah sister-in-law of Chelllah Sounderatnam Kandian Ayathura! and Mrs. Nalllah passed away at Crelu Ceylon. BETTY RITA Ong. beloved wife of David Ong Jin Hoe. passed away on 31.10.64. Cortege will leave No. 3. Jalan Lapan. Ipoh. 1130 am. 1.11.64 for St. M' -shad's
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      It's tough task v Wl -Simpson
      632 16  -  Ernest Frida: by Singapore, Sat. WHEN Australia meet the West Indies in the next Test series in the West Indies in February it will be for "the cricket championship of the world," said Australian Test captain Bobby Simpson here last night when he and
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      364 16 QNE of the most efTrctive motorinji cartoons 1 have seen is the one published soon after the Jaguar E-T.vpc was first introduced in 1961. It shows an -RAF jetfighter in a high-speed climb, followed close behind by a Jaguar E-Type shooting upwards as if in a rocket- assisted takeoff.
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      Aik Huang triumphs
      146 16 HE OUTPUTS NEW ZEALAND CHAMP PENANG. Sat. Malayslan Thomas Cup player and Penang champion, schoolboy Tan Alk Huang beat Richard Purser, the New Zealand No. 1. 15-3 13--3 In the opening singles of the badminton match between Penang and the tourIng Kiwis at the PCGHS hall last
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      TT champions
      34 16 SINGAPORE, Sat. innurance Department became the champions when thrv trounced Accounts Department 5-0 in thr final of the Jacks Sports Club table tennu tournament yesterday. Thirteen teams took part in the competition
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      Singapore Turf Club team for Manila meeting
      219 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore Turf Club will be represented at next months fourth Asian Racing conference in Manila by their four Malayan Racing Association delegates Messrs Runme Shaw (chairman). W. McGregor Watt •vice-chair-man). R. G. Bennett and Dr. C. K. Quek. They will be
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      76 16 MELBOURNE, Sat. Royal Sovereign, ridden by R. Selkrig, completed a double by winning the A£12.000 Victoria Derby over 14f in a photo finish here today. Earlier this month R vnl Sovereign won the Australian Jockey Club Derby in Svci y. Today the eoK n"i>lvd a neck
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      6-1 win for women
      43 16 6-1 win for women MALACCA. Sat. Selsncor trounced Singapore 6-1 in the opening match of the Her>'i Joo Seang Cup badminton cmv.petltion for women at the Malacca BA hall last night. Selangor will meet Malacca tomorrow night to decide the South zone finalists.
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      302 16 CHELSEA FALL FROM TOP PLACE LONDON. Sat. Manchester United beat the First Division champions Liverpool today, and toppled Chelsea rrom the head of the league table. United, putting on an impressive display of fast football, scored once in each half through David Herd and Pat Crerand. ENGLISH DIVIBION ONE Arsenal
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      Johore edged
      24 16 SINGAPORE. Sat— Singapore BHFA beat Johore 4-3 in the Felth Cup charity soccer match here la.st night after leading 3-3 at half-time.
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      22 16 Late CLASSIFIEDS TEO: To Theresa and Seng Ouan a son Gerald Choon Hock 30-10-64 K.L. Maternity Hospital, brother for Ivan. Both well.
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      86 16 leaves behind his beloved wife, son, daughter, parents, brothers Weng Choon, Weng Kong. Weng Slong, Weng Patt and sisters to mourn his loss. J.K.R. TRENGGANI- TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered PWD. Contractors Class D' and above up to 3Ou pm. on 7th. November. 1964. the Office of
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    1223 17  - Consistent Mornay out to emulate Ajnos' feat Epsom Jeep RACING by YJORNAY, a Class 2 stayer, may emulate Ajnos' iTI feat by winning the Singapore St. Leger over 14f (Race 5) at Bukit Timah today. Ajnos made turf history last year when he triumphed in the St. Leger while still
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    266 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. FjR. K. DHARMARATNAM, the holder and fay- ourite, qualified for the semi-finals of the men's singles in the Malaysian Indo-Ceylonese tennis champioi\ships which began at the TPCA courts this morning. Dharma. who drew a bye. beat S. Nithiananthan 6-0. 6-4. He
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    675 18  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By SIEBEL A LONE THAI, wing forward Sombat Vasuhlran, battles for possession in a lineout with Malaysians Boon Oon Leong, Johnston and Choo Ah Chye in yesterday's rugger match at the Merdeka Stadium. Timesport picture. KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. 'THE rugger was more artisan
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    225 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat —The Malaysian Olympic Council Fund has reached $80,200. The list of donations is: Lee Foundation $10,000: Show Foundation $10,000: The Asia Foundation (8.000: Malayan Banking $6,000; Kuok Brothers $5,000: Nanyang Press (Malaya) Ltd. $5,000. Rothmans of Pall Mall (Mi Ud. $5,000 Overseas
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    88 18 SYDNEY. Sat.— Jack Nicklaus (US) and Bruce Devlin Australia) tied for first place In the Australian Open golf championship over the Lakes course here today. Both had a 72-hole total of 287. They will play off for the title tomorrow. Ted Ball 'Australia) took third place
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    140 18 IPOH. Sat. Perak beat Kedah by 60 runs in the two-day Inter-state Government Services cricket match at Tanjong Rambutan today. The result was based on the first Innings, as stumps were drawn at 5.15 p.m. today 75 minutes before time, due to failing light.
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    204 18 BENONI (Transvaal). Sat. MCC had lost four wickets for 96 runs at lunch on the second day of their match aeainst a South African Colts XI here today. They are still 302 behind the Colls, who added six runs this morning to their overnight total of
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    263 18 LISTON TRAINING WITH VENGEANCE: SOFTENS 10 SPARRING MATES PLYMOUTH (Massachusetts), i Sat. "I should have worn them out the last time and I wouldn't have this ftgbt coming up." That is challenger Sonny Liston'S view of the tea fallen sparring partners in his preparations to regain the world heavyweight title
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      17 18 SHELL CONGRATULATE THE MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LIMITED ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW FACTORY.
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        304 2 Helena Rubinstein solves 7 beauty problems PROMISES RESULTS IN A SINGLE MONTH 1 "Results in 30 days if you use these preparations as' l direct P That's the promise Helena Rubinstein makes you. And these wonderful formulae act so swiftly last so long. .bring such lasting results that it costs
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      WHY YOU ARE WHAT YOU ARE..
      801 3 WHY YOU ARE WHAT YOU ARE Dr John Anthony Parr DATELINE LONDON MAY I lake you on a fascinating journey into the very core of your being? I will not blind you with science bur will try lo simplify ii. As you know. our bodies are composed of millions of
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      410 3 JANE LEE DEAR Jape Lee: When I completed school 10 years ago I married because of parental pressure. She is an uneducated girl. Though we have four children I never loved her. The trouble now is I am in love with a widow. She refuses
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      874 4  -  Roy MacCregor-Hastie j^yj^yp^yy^l E^Efl I U' &»¥?W*W*W^W!TB3KWWWWKViWVW WWM*KrWVJB W1 1 1 UflTyni'l'l B**.*»M^:ll«l-iyi| IMf ••H* t > By fI^HE weak rays of the sun wavered I over Moscow like a shiver down 1 the spine. It was October 1962, traditionally the month used by
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      1088 4 How long will the new man stay n top in Russia? phere of crisis. In January 1905 Czarlst Russia had been shaken by a "Little Revolution" led by Lenin in exile and Trotsky on the spot In St. Petersburg. A protest march led by a priest, Oapon. on which the
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      NEW $4 MILLION MILK PLANT OPENS IN SINGAPORE
      390 5 of PI* 11 MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES, LIMITED SUNDAY 7/MES SUPPLEMENT Minister for Finance, Dr. (ioh Kenff Swee, yesterday opened the S4 million modern factory of Malaysia Dairy Industries, Limited in Davidson Road, Singapore. This is a Joint venture between an enterprising Singapore
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      A valuable addition to Singapore
      97 5 'THE opening of Malaysia Dairy Industries Condensed Milk Plant is a most important event for Malaysia and brought forth words of greeting from leading Malaysian and Australian Government officials and businessmen: OR. GOH KENG SWEE. Finance Minister. v Spore. May I congratulate Malaysia Dairy Industries,
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      Very important role
      115 5 Mr. HON SUI SEN, Chairman. Economic Development Board T WISH to 1 congratu--1 a t c the Austral i a n Dairy Produce Board and our local entrepreneurs on the opening of Malaysia Dairy Industries, Limited their joint, venture in Sing apore Industry. In our efforts to
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        122 5 -.^""'J rs> S% 3S32t^**»— fll ll <«f& In \|v. B B^^^^^^^^™^~j^ **fc^^^J The me^od of processing adopted by Malaysia Dairy Industries, Limited is ■<fc^ W T* BBMB||^^i(^jy the most modern process available anywhere. ?Jl^fiT3Tr^iT^TiPH I^^P>T|\|jCj I P J j t j The essential ingredients of the most pure and wholesome
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      Target: 50 million cans a year
      787 6 Quality control 'JHK Malaysia Dairy Industries, Limited uses scientific methods and up-to-date machinery in the processing of condensed milk and is designed to produce 50,000,000 cans of milk a year. Considerable research has gone into producIng a brand of sweetened condensed milk at this
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      Plant marks advance in trade
      108 6 Mr. A. J. FLETCHER. Australian Trade Commissioner, Singapore SI NGAPORE has long been an important market for Australian exports, particularly food. Last year Sinj pore Bought $152.7 million worth of products from A ustrall a while Australia bought large quantities of Singapore exports particularly rubber
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      Example of co-operation
      100 6 E. G. ROBERTS. Chairman. Malaysia Dairy Industries. Limited AS chairman of both Malaysia Dairy Industries. Limited and the Australian Dalrv Produce Board T am in the position to observe th c o v t s t andlng co- operation hotwoon Ma- laysia and Australia In this new
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      Prosperity for Malaysia
      118 6 Mr. THIO KENG POON, Managing Director. Malaysia Dairy Industries, Limited Overseas investment Is continuing to rise each month. Already. Malaysia has the highest standard of living in South-East Asia. And amid these most favourable and promising conditions. I am honoured to be associated with Malaysia Dairy Industries.
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      Show of mutual faith...
      94 6 -Mr. E. B GILBERT. General Manager. Australian Dairy Produce Board. WE in Australia are agreed that trade Deiween Malaysia and Australia will expand greatly in the next decade. Both countries are enjoying booming prosperity and rising living standards. However awareness of the^ facts :s not enough.
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        108 6 CHAMPION MOTORS (M) LTD. extend their congratulations MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LIMITED on the occasion of their official opening. Users of VOLKSWAGEN DELIVERY VANS. I We extend our heartiest CONGRA TULA TIONS to MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LTD. On this happy occasion from SIN SIN FURNITURE STORE (Designer Interior Decorator of entire
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        107 6 Electrical Installation to MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LTD. WITH O^TT& ISSmSSI If >. ELECTRICAL %^-J !3 ACCESSORIES ARMOURED CABLES P.V.C. CABLES BY MALAYAN CABLES LTD. By Agents:R. E. MORRIS CO., LTD. 18. BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****/8 174, JALAN TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN, K.L. TEL: ***** CONGRATULATIONS TO MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LTD.
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      Hygiene and quality, the keynote
      169 7 STRICT hygiene is maintained to make Malaysia Dairy Industries milk ever safe for consumers. Constant research is also carried out to uphold high quality and public confidence. The highly trained and qualified staff are ever vigilant not only to keep up the production tempo but
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      A man of business acumen at the helm
      543 7 A man of business acumen at the helm pATIENCE, foresight and a good head for business these are the ack nowledged qualities of Mr. K.P. Thio, Managing Director of Malaysia Dairy Industries, Ltd., Singapore. Known to many locally also us a re gular visitor to Aus tralia and one of
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        123 7 Congra tula tions Best Wishes to MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LTD. on the occasion of their official opening from Shanghai Mosaic Tile Co., Ltd. 2-A Jalan Datoh Singapore. Tel: ***** CONGRATULATIONS and X GOOD WISHES MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LIMITED.; on the occasion of their opening ceremony X from KWEE S/Of SANG
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        370 7 With best wishes to MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LIMITED NATION AcRJfI&STJ ASS OCJATIOH for industrial financing MAN -ON -THE -SPOT ...across the nation around the world With the compliments of WATTS BAKER LIMITED PUBLIC HEALTH, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES EQUIPMENT. Installation and commissioning of WATER, GAS STEAM Services at MALAYSIA DAIRY
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      Pioneer status
      101 8 IN August, 1963, the Economic Development Board granted Pioneer Status to the Company and In December of the same year work commenced on the construction of the modern plant in Davidson Road, Singapore. Picture above shows, Dr. Goh Kens Swee, Singapore Finance Minister, granting the pioneer status to
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        156 8 CD CD ..CKAG,, CO to MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their factory in Singapore from METAL BOX MALAYSIA manufacturer* and lithographers of plain, lacquered and decorated cam ond tin bones of descriptions, screw cops and closures, r **'^f^\!r^)i o£g0 £g decorated advertising show tablets,
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        231 8 BELL BRYANT (OVERSEAS) PTY. LTD. were proud to have been chosen to supply and install the Machinery and Equipment used in MALAYSIA DAIRY INDUSTRIES LIMITED and wish to extend their congratulations to all associated with this enterprise. MILK if ICE CREAM SOFT DRINK YOU FRUIT JUICE BEER PROCESS EDIBLE OILS
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      223 9 THIS week we will discuss the Poodle. There la still a lot of prejudice regarding this dog It amazes me that so many intelligent people should regard this sprightly breed as a "fop.' 1 All this is nonsence. Any Poodle breeder will tell you that they are
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        142 9 //uZ^ I f Pardon me Madam J A\ y° ur s^P iS lowing! I I V And there doesn't seem to be 1 a thing you can do about it; your cheongsum has shrunk it's ruined! Yes, we know, it is infuriating. But may we make a suggestion: I J
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        112 9 FREEDOM... IS A CHANCE TO TACKLE THOSE ODD JOBS IN THE KITCHEN FREEDOM... IS TO HAVE THAT MORNING CUP OF TEA IN MY BED NEXT WEEK: HOLIDAY IN FRANCE i v^ji 1 1 4 i Marmite in soup for a man-sized meal Mother knows best about Marmite goodness good for
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        270 9 (popular crossworiT) v j ACROSS: 1. Social class (5), DOWN: 1. Maintain (5). 2. K»«t to in Ftininit i fit 8t *P (5 3 Trunk (5). 4. Peed 6. Seat (5), 10. Fungus (9). JjJ^ Ml w fi Bw (3) 11. Separately (5), 13. Ruse (5), Animal <s>. 8. Foreigner
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        299 10 VIRGO c August 22— Sept 22 1 You discuss a journey and might set off on one before th» week Is out. Alternatively, you get an invitation that intrigues you and you may decide to accept it in a few months time. The money situation is good but you still
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        301 10 SCORPIO (Oct 24— Nov. 22n Your own affairs take a leap forward this week and you find that with the help of a friend you negotiate something worth while. But you have still a decision to make about the family group or about a house. Oct. outside advice If you
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        229 10 -STAR of theWEEK' AfOST interesting portents are In force. They signify on the one hand considerable tension and perhaps the renewal of an old quarrel for a short time. They indicate, though, that these diflic-lties could be overcome and overcome for good. With earr. thought and patience you could re-estahlish
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        153 10 __E_i___c. V w JHb ~NMI 0 Mogdolene Joyosinghe IKuolo Lumpur student; born on Nov. 3, 1947. If it is YOUR birthday today win will ocr.t>ioii.iih wonder just how \ou stand with regard lo other people. There is no doubt about >our prowess in four job or tour future career but
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