The Straits Times, 25 November 1964

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    CONGO MASSACRE
    547 1 As skymen dropped, hostages lined up and slaughtered LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday MORE than 50 white hostages of the 1,500 non-Africans held by the Congolese Communist rebels in Stanleyville were massacred today as Belgian paratroopers took over the city's airport. The rebel soldiers who took over the city on August
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    Indons asked: Are we at war?
    270 1 Indons asked: Are we at war? KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia has asked Indonesia if the two countries are in armed conflict, so the Central Government can decide on the treatment of captured guerillas. The query, which was sent to Jakarta recently did not get a straight answer from Indonesia, Tengku
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    Up goes our bank rate
    64 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malaysian bank rate has been increased from four to five per cent following the increased British bank rate ttrom five to seven per cent) announced yesterday. Also up from 6{ to seven per cent Is the bank's minimum lending rate. This
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    CABINET ACCEPTS TWO OFFERS – HELP FROM OVERSEAS
    197 1 CABINET ACCEPTS TWO OFFERS HELP FROM OVERSEAS I- KUALA LUMPUR. Tues T1IL Cabinet today accepted two offers of MMN one from an American firm and the other from a Dutchman to help Malaysia in her present rrisiv The AMERICAN FIRM. I). Height of San Frai California, has offered a reward
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    'Daulat Tuanku' shouts in streets
    455 1 I H From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING. Tues. In a memorable and happy two-hour royal tour of Kuching this morning, the King and Queen were seen and welcomed by people of all races. The royal cavalcade wound through streets lined with people waving flags and shouting
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    What will Mr. Tan have in store for us?
    594 1  - What will Mr. Tan have in store for us? FELIX ABISHEGANADEN By TODAY is*Budgel (1 ay. Around 4. .10 p.m., Ihe Minister of Finance, Mr. T:i n Sicw Sin, will outline revenue-rais-ing plans to resist confrontation and for Malaysia wide development projects. In an eve of Budpet Day message to
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 SUMATRA FLOODS JAKARTA, Tues. Moods cauM'd by ri\rrs o\ erf lowing have lrft 2.000 persons homeli^s in Mrditn. Sumatra. official news agency Antara reported.—L'Pl.
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    Lock icon Envoy gives $1,500
    41 1 MANILA. Tues. Nationalist CbtMM Ambassador. Mr. Han Lih-Wu. today presented a cheque jf 2.000 i>e>os I about MS 1.500) to the Foreißn Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez. as his personal contribution for the relief of Filipino typhoon victims. UPI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Vietnam: Hit the north call to Johnson
      223 2 Vietnam: Hit the north call to Johnson yy A S H I NGTON, Tues. President Johnson has received recommendations that the worsening situation in South Vietnam might call for the bombing of military targets in North Vietnam and Communist areas of Laos, informed sources said today. They refused to supply
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      Lock icon '257 guerillas killed'
      36 2 SAIGON, Tuev Vietnanu'sr armed forces claim to have killed 157 Communist raerWaa during a massive 7.000-man operation last Wednesday in Tav Ninh province, northwest of Saigon, according to a IS military spokesman. Reutrr.
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      Lock icon S. African – journalist, lecturer jailed for plot
      135 2 S. African journalist, lecturer jailed for plot PIETE R M A RITZBURG (Natal). Tues. A university lecturer and a journalist, both whites, were each sentenced to five years' jail here yesterday for unlawfully possessing explosives. John Epiminanda.s Laredo. 32. a Rhodes University lecturer, and David Evans. 29. a Durban Journalist,
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      Mrs. Carlson pleads: Free my Husband
      214 2 BANGUI, (Central African Republic), Tuesday THE wife of Dr. Paul arlson, American missionary sentenced to death on spy charges by the Stanleyville regim° in the Congo, last night broadcast an appeal for his release. Mrs. Carlson, who fled to the Central African Republic from
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      Lock icon Skymen seize airport
      446 2 L E O POLDVILLE, Tues. Belgian paratroopers landed at rebel-held Stanleyville airport at dawn today and immediately captured it. according to reports reaching U.N. sources here. (In WASHINGTON, the U.S. State Department said more than 100 foreigners had been flown out at Stanleyville, but 15 to 20
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      Jakarta L U.S. envoy gets new job
      109 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. The State Department today praised Mr. Howard P. Jones, the U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia, who announced his resignation in Jakarta so that he could take up an educational post in Hawaii. "We regret very much to see him go." the department
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      Lock icon Typhoon deaths pass 400 mark
      56 2 MANILA. Tues. The death 1 toll caused by Typhoon Louise, which battered central Philippines leal week, rose to 403 last night as reports of more fatalities continued pouring in from devastated areas Damage to public and private I properties is expected to re;ich the 100
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      Lock icon Quemoy shelled
      18 2 I WPKM Tm\-,. Thr Chinese Communists fired 43 shells at tli« Cjuemov Ulandl last iurlh. A.P.
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      PEKING: OUR BOMB IS OUR BtSINESS...
      74 2 mOKYO. lues (hins 1 said tr.lay it was its own business whether it conducted further nuclear tests and warned outsiders not to interfere \s regards further ntielear testing by China. tiiis falls entirely within its own sovereign ri^ht and no outsiders can interfere," the
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      Lock icon S. Korea tax threat
      36 2 SEOUL Tues— South Korea's Finance Minister, Mr. Chime Hwan Lee. said today Ml government would not allow Japanese b r.inesa representatives to leave South Korea If they refused to pay taxes. Reuter.
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      Lock icon SYRIA: LAND GRAB BID BY ISRAEL
      220 2 DAMASCUS, Tuesday. SYRIA yesterday accused Israel of a "concerted attempt" to expand her border at Syria's expense. In a note delivered by the Foreign Ministry to the ambassadors of 37 nations In Damascus, the Government charged that Israel was seeking to annex a border
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Thant: The danger of 'leper' nations
      157 3 ITNITKI) N A TIONS, Tues. I I hunt. the UN. Secretary-Gene-ral, warned yesterday that if certain countries wrrc kept out of the UN. and treated "as wicked, as undesirable*, as leprrs, as outcasts, then don't blame them if they act in a manner befitting
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      Lock icon Bank rate uproar in Parliament
      458 3 'INEPT CHARGE BY TORIES Wilson: Intolerable situation LONDON, Tuesday UPROAR broke out in Parliament yesterday over the state of Britain's economy and the Labour Government's decision to raise the bank rate from five to seven per cent. Opposition supporters cheered as Mr. Reginald Maudling, Chancellor
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      Lock icon The betting Britons
      49 3 LONDON, Tues. A London firm of bookmakers reported last night that it was swamped with bets on a 1965 general election after yesterday's announcements of a rise in the bank rate. The firm is quoting odds of five to four against another election next year. Reuter.
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      Miss World gets a £10,000 contract
      77 3 Miss World gets a £10,000 contract POLE (England), Tues.— Ann Sidney (above), the 20 year old hairdresser who won the Miss World contest earlier this month, will receive more than K. 10.000 from the International Wool Secretariat The IWS has announced that she will travel 50.000 miles to publicise wool
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      Lock icon Sweepstake ban
      26 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. U.S. postal employees have been banned from buying or selling tickets in the Irish sweepstakes or any other "games of chance." Reuter.
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      Lock icon Wilson to discuss Malaysia defence with Johnson
      537 3 Wilson to discuss Malaysia defence with Johnson lON DON, Tueh. J Mr. Harold Wilson said last night that in talks with President Johnson he would present plans for increasing Britain's effectiveness "in areas other than Europe, including our ability to assist Malaysia in resisting Infiltration and aggression." The Prime Minister
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      Lock icon ACCORD AT LAST
      67 3 FREIBURG West Germany), Tues Switzerland and West Germany yesterday reached agreement in negotiations begun last century on eight minor realignments of their frontier involving the exchange of about 128 acres of land between Konstanz and Neuhausen. The old demarcation line cut across the middle of the senior
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      Lock icon 'DON'T have one for the road' drive
      199 3 'DON'T have one for the road' drive LONDON, Tues. Britain's Transport Ministry has mounted a massive £500.000 campaign to stamp out drunken driving The convivial phrase "Have one for the road." particularly during the coming Christmas season, Is the target of the threemonth road safety campaign Initiated by the new
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      Lock icon Top prize for French writer
      84 3 PARIS. Tues. France's top literary prize, the Prix Goncourt. was awarded yesterday to French writor Georges Conchon for his novel "L'Etat Sauvage" (the Savage State) The prize ensure a wide readership for the witMilng novel. The book relates the emotional and idealistic conflict of a
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    'Attempt to put English teachers to ridicule'
    437 4 'Attempt to put English teachers to ridicule' I SINGAPORE, Tv««. UNION REPLIES TO ONG •JMIK Singapore Teachers' Union today described a statement made by the Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, as "a deliberate attempt to put the English teachers to public ridicule." Mr. Ong, writing on a "National
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    CERTIFICATE, REWARD FOR HERO
    79 4 JURONG farmer, Mr. Tan Tian 00, 27, receiving a commendation certificate and a personal cheque from the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, in his office on Monday. Mr. Tan was commended for his vigilance and public spiritedness in helping Singapore police to capture seven Indonesian
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    JEALOUSY SHOOTING: MAN GETS -7 YEARS
    233 4 - SINGAPORE. Tues. —An ex-detective. Lou Yue Kouy. alias Lav Ec Kooi, 41. who fired four shots from a revolver at a retired detective, Liv Chow, 62. in an unsuccessful attempt to kill him, was jailed for seven years by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the
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    Adventures of two women
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Tues Two French journalists. Miss Edith Lesprit. and Miss Collette Coquis, who have travelled 20.000 miles b> car across 14 countries since December last year, will give a joint lecture on thetr experiences and adventures to members of the Boy Scouts Association at their monthly
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    DEMOCRACY IS VITAL TO UNIONS' SURVIVAL: GOH
    402 4 SINGAPORE, Tu.«. T<HE trade union x movement here must help sustain the survival of the democratic State for its own interests, says Singapore's Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. Writing on industrial peace and the problem of social democracy in Malaysia, in the
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    YOU'RE TRYING TO WRECK UNITY
    305 5 YOU'RE TRYING TO WRECK UNITY Two teachers unions told pENANG, Tues.— The President of the Penang MTUC, Mr. Gerald Abraham, today accused the National Union of Graduate Teachers and the Women Teachers' Union of "wrecking" the unity of teachers. "They have also widened the gap for teacher-union solidarity by their
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    Gun holders told: Tell police when you go hunting —
    147 5 Gun holders told: Tell police when you go hunting SINGAPORE, Tues. Police today announced that all licensed gun holders in Singapore will have to inform them whenever they go umehunting Gun owni'is arc also rryuoted to brine their lueru.-N to the Arms and Explosives Section at Hill Street for "special"
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    Fisheries expert for Rome conference
    122 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. —A i Malaysian fisheries expert. Dr. Tham Ah Kow. has I been chosen to attend a conference of scientists in Rome early next year to study marine resources. Dr. Tham. Director of the i Fisheries Biology Unit at the University of Singapore, returned
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    Speech day address
    30 5 KOTA BHARU. hM Thr I Education Advisor, Inche 1 Annnuddin bin Baki. will iidclre.ss the speech-day of the Teachers' Training College here- ;.t 4.30 o.m. on Thursday.
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    U.S. satellite-tracking team leaves
    99 5 VJIiNGAPORJi. Tues. A 14-man delegation of the U.S. Science and Astronautics Committee has left Singapore after a three-day visit inspecting satellitetracking facilities here. The team, led by Congressman George P. Miller, visited the radio research sub-sta-tion at Sembawang, operated under the auspices of Britain's Department of
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    MCA division formed in TA
    56 5 TELUK ANSON. Tues. A youth section for the Malayan ChiI nese Association. Teluk Anson Division, has been formed with Mr. Au How Cheoriß. a town councillor, as the flrst president. Other officials: Vice-president, Mr. TU Khoon Hean: secretary. Mr. Kee Kirn Sens: treasurer. Mr. Tv
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    My daughter became a cabaret girl to support family, widow tells court
    499 5 My daughter became a cabaret girl to support family, widow tells court 'Stopped working after she became second wife of a businessman...' PENANG, Tues. A widow, Lee Kirn Hong, told a magistrate's court today her daughter became a dance hostess to "keep the family going" after her husband's death about
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    Thanksgiving in S'pore
    60 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The U.S. Consul General In Singapore. Mr. John A. Lacey, will read President Johnsons Thanksgiving Day proclamation at a service at 5 p.m. on Thursday at the Wesley MPthodist Church. The offices of the VS. Consulate General and the United States Information Service in Singapore
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    Brigade chief for Penang
    47 5 PENANG. Tues— The Conimis-Moner-m-Chief ol the St Ioh:i Ambula.ire Brigade. Rear Ar/iirnl Rover Dtck. is scheduled to visit Penang during the first week of December He will Inspect a narade of the Penang division at the Esplaaadt at 630 pm on Dec 7.
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    U.S. confusion over Malaysia...
    121 5 U.S. confusion over Malaysia pENANG, Tues.— Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. former Mayor of George Town, today produced a brochure issued by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry's tourism department which he said was "confusing" Americans at the World Fair in New York. "I got this when I visited the Malaysia
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    Church jumble sale
    36 5 TAIPING. Tues. The Diocese Women"s Fellowship of the All Siiim-s Church. Taip:nß. will hold a jumble .sale in aid uf the church redecoration fund at the All Saints School. Kamunting. Un Dec. 5.
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    Fishermen donate value of today's catch
    187 5 Fishermen donate value of today's catch PENANG, Tues. Trawler owners and j fishermen in Penang and Kedah hope to raise $10,000 the value of their days catch for the Na- tional Defence Fund i tomorrow. In a joint statement today, Inche Chik bin Bakar, president of the Cooperative Fishing Company,
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    Historian dies in K.L., 65
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A Malaysian historian, the Rev. Yeh Hua Fen. died In the General Hospital here this morning. Mr. Yeh, 65. was a Fellow of the International Anthropological li.stitute and a founder-member of the Malayan Historical Society, and had published numerous articles on Malaysian
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    Lock icon BUDGET DAY: Finance Minister and his 'top secret' file
    88 6 BUDGET DAY: Finance Minister and his 'top secret' file "THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, shows the Straits Times his "top secret" Treasury file containing the Budget proposals he will present to the House of Representatives today. This is Mr. Tan's sixth Budget. His advice to taxpayers: "Don't
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    AU SAYS: SYMPATHY FOR THE PENSIONERS, BUT...
    727 6 AU SAYS: SYMPATHY FOR THE PENSIONERS, BUT. 'Govt General Orders don't have the force of law 9 A LOR STAR, Tues. The Kedah High Court judge, Mr. Justice Sufflan, today reserved judgment on a claim by the National Government Pensioners' Council of Malaya that the Federation Government should pay full
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    $239 more for widow
    129 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. 'Hie fund lor Madam Parvathi. who.se husband was killed in a Kuala Lumpur road accident, is now $3.989.20 including $239 received I from the following: 1 Ong Huck Hong $5: J.D. Sul- livan $10. F.Y.W.. $30; L.V.Si. XL. $5: G.E. Bouvard $25: Anonymous. P.
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    Play by medical students
    85 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singa pore medical students will stage a political play at the Cultural Centre on Thursday night to commemorate the diamond jubilee of the Medical College. The students have d. elded on a play for the occasion to rouse university students •rom their apathy and
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    Campaign to get beggars off the streets—
    452 6  - Campaign to get beggars off the streets FRANCIS ROZARIO by SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A BIG campaign began today to get beggars off the streets of Singapore. Launching the drive, the Department of of Social Welfare started distribution of an urgent "appeal for co-operation" circular to the public The help of the
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    Smugglers! So the vigilantes stop their patrols
    434 7  -  GUNN CHIT THYE: By Penang, Tuesday of the Vigilante Corps in Tanjong Bungah five miles from the city, have called off their night patro's on the north coast of the island because they do not want to clash with smugglers. "We are out
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    Nations economic faith in future lauded
    285 7 Nations economic faith in future lauded SINGAPORE, Tues. Malaysia's economic outlook in the face of external crisis was most impressive, a visiting Australian businessman, Mr. Charles Allerdice. said t< .day. Mr. Allerdice. the general manager of Australian Fixed Trusts, is a director of Malayan Unit Trusts Ltd. He is visiting
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    Tan leads combined delegation
    56 7 Tan leads combined delegation T-AIPEH, Tues.—Sena- tor Dato T. H. Tan was elected chief delegate of three separate Malaysian delegations at the tenth annual conference of the Asian People's Anti-Com-munist League. The three delegation*, here are representing Malaya. Slir-Nipore and Sabah. The combined group flu iied the Malaysian de- with
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    Tough girl June Rose shows how "at 7!
    111 7 Tough girl June Rose shows how "at 7! IT'S never too early for a lass to learn how to look after herself! And seven-year-old June Rose Sheedy. who has been learning judo ever since she first began to walk, shows how to go about it. But then, June Rose has
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    Schoolboy, 13, influences two friends into theft
    124 7 Schoolboy, 13, influences two friends into theft SINGAPORE,Tues. A 13--year-old primary schoolboy influenced two older friends, both 15, from a secondary school into committing theft with him at a hospital store one afternoon, the Juvenile Court was told yesterday. Assist. Supt. Mary Quintal, prosecuting, told the magistrate. Mis* Jenny Lav
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    40,000 invited
    44 7 IPOH. Tues —About 40.000 boys and Rirls In Perak schools ar* I being invited to take part in paster and essay competitions on the theme "Better nutrition t^r school children' as part <>i U\* Freedom from Hunger campaign Week in the State.
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    Council budget
    23 7 TANGKAK. Tues. -The J< ■m.-n--tah Local Council has approved a total of $46,204 as rstimard expenditure tor the district nest year.
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    DEPARTURE OF TOP SCIENTISTS DISTURBS R.R.I.
    160 7 DEPARTURE OF TOP SCIENTISTS DISTURBS R.R.I. KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Six senior scientists have quit the Rubber Research Institute in the last three months and two more sent in their resignations recently. An R.R.I. spokesman, disclosing this, described the resignations as "disturbing and distressing". Declining to name the scientists, he attributed
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    HAPPY THRONGS GREET THE ROYAL VISITORS
    74 8 Royal visit special THE Yang diPertuan Agong and the Governor of Sarawak. Tun Abang Haji Openg, walking past hundreds of happy Sarawakians to the banks of the Sarawak River where the royal party boarded a barge and were rowed to the Astana shortly after
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    4 will take on 120— at chess
    78 8 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Four top members cf the Singa- I pore Chess Federation will take on 120 players in a simultaneous contest held In conjunction with next month's "Festival of Sports" organised bj the Ministry of Culture. The four are Professor Llm Kok i
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    Prof. Bard due
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— Prof. Philip Bard, the well-known neuro-phy-siologlst, now visiting many Asian countries, is due in Malaysia this week. He will give public lectures. at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur and the University of Singapore.
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    Do not be alarmed by these men in green
    123 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. Far East Air Force headquarters here today has asked residents of Jemaluang, in Johorp, not to be alarmed if they see armed men wearing Jungle green in the area north-west of the town between tomorrow and Saturday. A spokesman
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    Her ninth offence: $200
    74 8 SINGAPORE, Tue.v -Ong Ah Mui. a 32-year-old woman, was today fined $200 or 40 days' iail in a maeistrate's court for her ninth conviction for camblinK. She was convicted together with 26 persons, including six men, ob I a joint charge of nair.bi house in Jalan
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      88 8 Onp Bfl V-T. namlin ■FTeHT-MAT \WE WAKTA U f== ~< VFAH' \VS SOME K.INC* j ■^^Toh' THAT'S Th' ItVILt J**-<W PA. MEANS Rick Tr«*y H fo GitmM ■BMBja^B^MBH r^ /-ruATf wwAt 1f I WANT IT HEADY IN V ■■■■■■■^■■l I-* j^M SAO- J MOURS UNDERSTAND?^ f r >C f _N^
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    ADDRESS OF LOYALTY IS READ TO KING, QUEEN
    64 9 Sarawak's golden day THE acting f Chief Minister of Sarawak. Mr. James Wong, (back to camera) reads an address of loyalty to the King and Queen in the Sarawak Council Negri chamber. Seated with their Majesties are the Governor of Sarawak. Tun
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    Society to help Malays move into flats
    152 9 Society to help Malays move into flats SINGAPORE, Tuesday. UTEPS to enable members of the Malay community in Singapore to move into flats are j going on smoothly. The central body now in i charge of the operation is the National Housing Co- j operative Society, which has been registered.
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    Lock icon Malaysia in touch with Cessna Co.
    85 9 WASHINGTON. Tues. TT U.S. Officials said last night they understood that Malaysia had been in contact with an Amerilirm about the purchase of jet trainer aircraft for use in jungle warfare against Indonesian guerillas. The firm is the Cessna Aircraft Co.. which manufactures jet
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    Hoard meeting
    17 9 i!\ll PAHAT Biitu P .ct Licensing Board will neel ..t tin- District n Nov. 30
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    Teacher promoted
    30 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Tup.s. Mr. Tv) Bwec Choon .i senior tench» r in the lletbodlst Secondary School here, tuu been promoted .semor assistant under the Umfird I Teaching Service.
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    This train service will NOT be resumed
    103 9 This train service will NOT be resumed KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malayan Railway has no intention of resuming the local train service bet- j ween Kluang and Gemas. which was withdrawn after the railway strikr. Mi \V \V R.iiasumam. the rai)trafflc manager, was booh mentlng today on report In the
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    We're ready to die' pledge
    49 9 miak. Tin-. More than i5O titfend Cliiucm- emlcl- CUtioni here today pledged their support for Ooverninanl In ii» lißh: ■gainst Indonesian in In .i n le Prime Minister. TeiiLkii Alxiul I: ■id the? were prepared tcrtfioe thetr liv.^s for the def-e.-icf of the country.
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    Red Cross two! from Canada
    47 9 PENANG. I upn. -A Reel Cross I couple from Canada. Mr. and Mi> Jack Dow-limp, will arrive bare tomorrow to vi.-it the loc:i! brunch. Thr v "ill attend w.mntire at :Ue «t. Gporges Girls' School at 6 p.m. followed by a dinner
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    Telling the world all about our rubber
    152 9 I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. A brochure has been put out by the Malayan Rubber Fund j Board here to explain! to 'he world the up-to-date progress in the natural rubber industry. Twenty-five thousand will find their way to rubber manufacturers in the United States.
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    'Don't recognise Nanyang IP
    255 9 K.UAi.A LUMPUR. Tuesday r PHE Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka Syed Nasir, said today that if the Government gave any kind of i assistance to Nanyang University that would mean "recognition" of the university. He added in a statement that he hoped the Central
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    DEATH
    49 10 U W»r4* lit (Minimum) ALEXANDER Suddenly, earn Hospital on 17th November IM4. Maureen Kirknatrick, beloved wife of Arcblhaid H.I: Alexander, "Kayeir, 7S Bentlnck Drive. Troon and Kuala l.iimpur. darllnK mother of Bruce and Fiona and <tf.ir only daughter of Mr. and Mr> 11. .^h Kirkpatrlck (late of Bearsdent.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    342 10 If Word* 110 {Minimum) HONGKONG HANDMADE, Beautiful pure-wool ruga new atlection available at Tal Pln« Ruga and Carpet*. J7 Upper Pickering Street. Singapore, 1. Tel. *****. JUST ARRIVED at Hilda* Cold Storage, beautiful (election of Italian •andala, maternity, swimsults, cotton bikinis reasonably priced. Dreaaea big reduction. CORNEAL CONTACT LENSES
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    24 10 2* Wort* $tM (Milt.) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. TniinkadvlnK Sen o- tonisht at 7.15 p.m UNCLE WIN" 1- coming rally Orarck, i.i. 26.
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  • The Straits Times
    • Article
      Budget Day Shocks?
      794 10 j To predict what a Finance Minister \bill do on budget day is often vain adventure, as Mr. Tan Siew Sin has genially I observed. It is particularly difficult when care is taken to keep the background to budget making as impenetrable as j possible. But at
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      Congo Crisis
      302 10 The Belgians and the AmeriI cans calculated the risk before launching the operation to rescue the 1,000 white hostages j held by the Stanleyville rebels. Whether the mission will succeed or produce horrors, there is no way yet to tell. At the time of writing, about 100 of
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      Armed Conflict
      173 10 Many besides ourselves will be relieved that the Malaysian Government recently approached the Indonesian Government on the treatment of captured Indonesian soldiers. It is undesirable that these men should be tried under Malaysian law which makes the death sentence mandatory. They are soldiers, under the orders of Indonesian
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      The two-minute check for Navy hopefuls
      293 10 The two-minute check for Navy hopefuls YOLR article on the Royal Malaysian Naval A Volunteer Reserve prompts me to recount the experience I recently had in my attempt to join the Singapore Division as an officer cadet. In reply to their advertisement I applied in September. After a few weeks
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      TV BREAK
      89 10 HOW ironical for Television Malaysia to have been so "un-berjaya" in transmission durine the week when the nations watchword was "Berjaya. 1 I refer to the most deplorable service provided on November 18 or 19 when all the viewers of the north were confronted with an almost unending
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      600 yards in six days for 15 cents?
      146 10 600 yards in six days for 15 cents? fHE postage rates have now been lncreased. Does this mean that the letter poat-marked not 6 which I received on the morning of November 12 in Malacca Street a distance of approximately 600 yards, will henceforth reach me in five days instead
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      CITIZENSHIP DELAYS
      73 10 T REFER to complaint by "Puzzled" »of Dungun) regarding delay in getting a reply to his letter. If he would communicate with me giving details of his case It would enable me to Investigate into it. There has been no delay in dealing with applications for citizenship except
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    Learning Malay—11
    544 10  - Learning Malay 11 ENCHE YUNUS H ■^■ttt*tttt7T^x^^btT^bY'TT^^^Tv SPELLING and pronunciation In a sequence of three vowel letters has two implications: I To indicate a vowel followed by a diphthong. Only the combinations 1 ai. 1 au. u/al and u/au are found. Each combination offers a limited number of examples, some
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    BANDA'S BACK TO THE WALL
    626 10  -  PETER ERASER By BLANTYRE, Tuee. The civil war fear in Malawi WITH troops and steelhelmeted riot police patrolling two Malawi trouble spots, at Fort Johnston and Mlaje, it seems unlikely that the Premier of this small Central African State, Dr. Hastings K a m v
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      488 10 Straits Times Malay Mail C*M*ine4 advertlsemenu nay be handed Ur. cold rro*Aai arcade Oee»«rd *o*d (let floor) < cold srroßAaK ■ramcmks At H*4l*nd R**d Kateng Kiaejll Reed Naval Ba**. Aartt|orl*ed Agenta: CITY BOOK *)TO»K LTD Winchester Hou*e. Col rye* Quay TNaT NBTWS FMONT Fllipatrlck-s Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL S Admiralty
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      13 10 MONDIA SWISS THIS REMARKABLE. TIMEPIECE IS NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR NEAREST WATCH DEALER
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      Masthead
      3 11 Straits Times Supplement
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      celbuildings limited
      853 11 NEW WORKS OPENS TODAY has covered 2-1/2 mil. sq. ft. in 3 years THE launching of Celbuildings Ltd., in Singapore, in October, 1961, was a significant milestone in this islands's progress towards industrialisation for this unique firm of building engineers is tailored to meet the demands of any
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      Finance Minister for ceremony
      26 11 Singapore's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Ken* Swee. who will officiate at this evening's opening ceremony of the new works of Celbuildings Limited.
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      PROGRAMME
      56 11 I I 4.30 p.m. Arrival of guests. 5.M p.m. Arrival of the Minister of Finance, Dr. (ion Keng Swee. 5. 05 p.m. Welcome address by a director of Celbuildings Limited. 5.20 p.m. Finance .Minister's Speech. 5.30 p.m. Opening Ceremony. For the convenience of guests the address of Celbuildings Limited,
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      How your factories grow up
      265 11 How your factories grow up JJOW is Celbuildinjfs Ltd. able to erect hufire structures covering thousands of square feet of working areas as expeditiously, as precisely and as solidly as they do? Celbuildings Ltd. has on tho factory promises a staff of 10 civil and structural engineers, working ander the
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      Celbuildings structures— always better
      224 12 Celbuildings structures always better TflE claim that when you order factory premises from Celbuildings Limited you are getting the best steel framed buildings is no idle boast, said a company spokesman. And here are the reasons why: Celbuildings Limited was the first company In Malaysia to concentrate solely on the
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      ENGINEERS AT WORK...
      67 13 Olbuildings' 10 civil and structural engineers busy discussing: the design of a new factory building in Singapore. They are (from left): Messrs. F. N. Pan, C H. Lim. William Ho. Sim Meng S,iong, S. W. Wan, Rokhim Dawood, K. K. Goh (chief engineer). Albert Martinez, T. P.
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      What's in a name?
      203 13 What's in a name? II'HV was the name Celbuildings selected? The word Celbuildings is in keeping with the nature of the work of this firm of building engineers they build cell upon cell. Key people in this compact organisation, which is capable of magnificent results whenever the challenge arises, are:
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      Shareholder Cellumat
      42 13 WHAT Is Cellumat? This is the name of a company that import* newsprint and other types of paper and a variety of boards. Cellumat starred the pretabrication or buildings as a side-line and is today a shareholder in Celbulldlngs Limited.
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      Picture Parade of five factories
      200 14 Picture Parade of five factories *THE pictures on this pape illustrate the vrr--1 satility of Celbuildings Limited whose 70 completed factories in Malaysia cover a wide range of commodities that are being manufactured, processed or assembled in them. Structures like iho onr on thr left woro doslcnrd to the specification*
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      155 12 Sources of plate r\E metal plate that Olbuildings Limited utilises in the prefabrication of various types of structures is imported from Britain, Japan, Holland, Germany, France and Belgium. In fact the firm imports this basic material from any country where the quality meets the firm's standards and price range. CONGRA
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      35 12 Congra tula tions Best Wishes to CELBUILDINGS LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their factory from THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE COKPN., LTD., 5 Malacca Street, T- /*3?*) Singapore 1. \Sjaajß/' Tel: ***** xj? 5*
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      249 12 ♦V^VWVWVAVWV.VVV^VUVA'AV.VW'AV.V.VWVAf'A* Greetings i m and j| j Very Best Wishes CELBUILDINGS LTD. on die occasion of the official opening of their factory. f JJ from 1 LEE KIM TAH CO. Building Civil Engineering Controctort J> 1267 Upp*r Stowfoow Road, Sittfopor* 19. •I T* t92M, ***** j; We were proud to
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      159 13 I Best wishes to CELBUILDINGS LTD. on the opening of their new factory jjmowi MAN-ON-THE-SPOTtowoukforVOU;! I iftank of Am*ttra i; S NATIONAL a^mncTs ASSOCIATION J J .for industrial financing Ij SINGAPORI: 31, RAFFLES PLACE S > KUALA LUMPUR: 2, JALAN WELD MiMniifimiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiMiiiiimiij HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO messrs CELBUILDINGS LTD. ON THE
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      8 13 For better steel framed buildings consult Celbuildings Limited
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      107 13 CELBUILDINGS LIMITED Congratulations in the opening of their New Factory and Wishing them continued future success. The entire hoistings and heavy liftings of their Building Structures were performed successfully by Messrs. Sin Swee Hong's Mobile Cranes. SIN SWEE HONG 377. Victoria Street, Singapore -7. Tel: ***** ***** CONGRA TULAjTIONS CELBUILDINGS
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      131 14 METALOCK (FAR EAST) LIMITED SPECIALISTS in WELDING REPAIRS and SALES of WELDING EQUIPMENT offer CONGRA TULA TIONS to CELBUILDINGS LIMITED on the official opening of their factory on 25th Nov. <* have supplied Celbuildings {£> N fc%s^*w Limited with a double-headed n i j HE JBk £S ■■flf; <PBj| automatic
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    Wife No. 2:I helped pay Wife No.l
    336 15 COURT TOLD OF 'BURDEN' OF HAVING A BANKRUPT HUSBAND gINGAPORE. Tues. Madam Lav Koo Tai, second wife of a bankrupt, told a magistrates court today that her husband was dependant on her to help pay his $100-a-month maintenance order to his first wife.
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    The Pixie-Wes wedding episode is over, but 'we are still friends...'
    348 15  - The Pixie -Wes wedding episode is over, but 'we are still friends...' JUDITH YONG: By Singapore, Tuesday THE Pixie Monteiro-Wes Epae wedding episode is over. Wes rejoined his Maori Hi-Five group last night at Hotel Singapura for the iirst time since he failed to turn up for the wedding with
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    GOVT MOVE ON RAIL WORKERS' STATUS
    166 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. ■'THE Government is working out details to absorb x the 14.000 employees of the Railway Administration into its service. I This was stated by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman after the Cabinet meeting hen? today. He said the Government jaccepted
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    Change at varsity
    38 15 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Prof. L. C. Green lias succeeded Prof. H. t'. Groves as the Dean of the University ot Singapore's Law Faculty. Prof. Orove.N. who lias resigned, is now on holiday in the United States.
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    Damages claim against Paglar widow
    103 15 Damages claim against Paglar widow SINGAPORE. Tues. A writ has been filed in the High Court registry on behalf of Mrs. Marjorie Audrey Ruth Benge, claiming damages from Datir, Emily Paglar, for wrongfully enticing away her husband. The plaintiff Is the wife of Mr. B.J. Benße. a company director Datln
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    Hospital union sends out strike ballot papers
    139 15 Hospital union sends out strike ballot papers If I ALA LI'MPUR, Tues. The National Inion of Hospital Assistants has sent out strika ballot papers to its 609 members because the union is not satisfied with the treatment it is nettine from the Government. At a Press conference today the President
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    School prize day
    42 15 PENANG. Tues —The Northern j Road Girls" School will hold Its' iiimiiil prize p:\ine. concert and pxhibitiou at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Mrs. Lee Hong Teik. a member of the school's board of managers, j ■vill give away the Druses.
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    Consolidation seminar
    54 15 i MUAR. Tue-s. -The Minister of I Information and Broadcasting, Inche senu bin Abdul Rahman, will open a one-day seminar organised by the National Union of National Schools' Teachers, at the Dato Sri Amar dl-Raja School here on Dec. 12. The seminar is aimed at consoli- dating various
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    MIC branch pledges its loyalty
    79 15 SINGAPORE. Tues The 1 Sembawang branch of the I Malaysian Indian Congress j has pledged its loyalty to the King and country at all: times. A resolution to this effrct also! pledged full .support to the Cen- tral Government under the leadership of the Prime
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    Admirals review 'striking power' in S'pore
    295 15 Admirals review 'striking power' in S'pore SINGAPORE, Tues. Two top naval chiefs met here today to review the military situation and the combined naval striking power of the AngloAmerican fleet In the Far East. They were the Com mander of the U.S Seventh fleet. Vice-Admiral Roy L. Johnson, and the
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      681 15 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channels J— K.L., V. Pinans Bachelor F.uher— Kdi.Vs Mad b— lpoh A: Malacca Onifth"; 8.00 News la Mandarin. P.M. 5.15 Test pattern and 810 Cla».Mcal Music Hindi i music; 5.45 Opening and pro- fF^rZIFSLZ&fSS Rramme summary; 5.50 New» Harrigan and Son "Young outlines in Malay; 5.53 National
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      Lock icon Big If at Dallas...
      1794 16 JACKIE: IF ONLY I HAD LOOKED RIGHT INSTEAD OF LEFT WHEN FIRST BULLET STRUCK... He put his hand to his forehead and fell in my lap WASHINGTON. Tu«t. MRS. Jacqueline Kennedy told the Warr c n Commission investigating her husband's death she thought that if she
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      Lock icon Woman rescued from wreckage
      50 17 A WOMAN is rescued from the wreckage of a Swedish airline Convair which crashed on landing at Angelholm. Sweden, killing 31 of the 43 people on board. The aircraft, owned by the Linjeflyg domestic airline, was on a regular flight between Stockholm and Malmoe. U.P.I, photo.
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      Lock icon Car breakdown saves two from plane crash
      228 17 Car breakdown saves two from plane crash ROME, Tuesday. r JpVO lucky Americans missed the TWA plane disaster by 40 minutes because the hired car in which they were coming from Naples broke down on the way. They were Dr. Lloyd A. Delamater. Dean of the American College In Paris,
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      Lock icon 7 escaped convicts hold couple hostage
      74 17 T OS ANGELES. Tues. Seven convicts—lncluding three murderers held a man and wife hostage at knife point for several hours early yesterday at Walla Walla. Washington State, after escaping from the State penitentiary. Police said the men captured Mr. and Mrs Andrew Jeppe as
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      The 'Stars of Tomorrow'
      51 17 HOLLYWOOD, Tues. 'fen young actresses have been named "Stars of Tomorrow" at the annual ball of the Hollywood Make-up Artists and H:ur-stylists. They arc: Raquel Welch. Barbara Perkins. Donna Loren. Ttacy Michael, uKard, Laurie Sibbiild. Mary Ann Moblcy. Beverlv WMhburn. Margarei Muoo «»d i Wendy Stuart
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      17 17 [BTANBUI pwplr tncludtni umn women anc! two chlldn wc.-trrn an iurkey in snowatorm yesterday. A.P.
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      Lock icon HARLOW'S FATHER SUES FOR $9M DAMAGES
      154 17 YORK, Tues. 11 The father of Jean Harlow filed a US$3 million suit for damages yesterday against the author, publisher and distributors of a book about the famous nf tress, who died in 1937. The book is entitled: "Harlow, An Intimate Biography iThe petition
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      Lock icon The last MP crosses over
      45 17 The last MP crosses over NAIROBI. Tues. Kenya became a complete one-party State at the weekend when the last Opposition MP. Mr. Martin Shikuku, announced that he was crossing to the Government benches Reuter. JEAN lIARLOU the petition says the book blackens her memory. i
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      Lock icon 4,000 stop work
      32 17 SYDNEY. Tues. More than 4.000 port workers stopped work here today, leaving 44 ships idle, because 11 men were suspended i for allegedly refusing to work as directed. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Adzhubei gets new job
      47 17 MOSCOW. Tues— Mr. Alexei Adzhubei. .Mr Khru»hchev's son-in-law, has been Riven a new job on the monthly pictorial magazine, Soviet I'nion. Mr. Adzhubei lost his job as chief editor of the Government newspaper. Izve.stia, soon after Mr. Khrush--1 chev's replacement last month. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Box' man: Diplomat No. 3 out
      205 17 j ROME, Tuesday ITALY last night announced it had declared a third Egyptian diplomat here to be undesirable because of the "man in the trunk'" ariair. j The diplomat. Mr. Adel Ismail Salem, 30. First Secretary at the U.A.R. Embassy, has already flown to
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      142 17 The first French quins— by postman's wife Paris. Tues, a h •(i anxlously in a maternity cllterday and •■d twice i tow told him his wlf< new-born quin., were .ill right luintuplets, the first over In Prance, were born prematurely to 27-year old ique Sambor. News of the birth was
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      96 16 AUSTIN mini-MOKE built for tough, rugged work LOW INITIAL COST only $4,290/-* with top discount for cash LOW RUNNING COSTS up to 45 m.p.g.— minimum maintenance a^a^H^ lilt I! SC^yk^^mmmmm^/ ai mf (Singapore/Malaya only) Powered by the incredible AUSTIN 850 engine that has been proved and tested for its RELIABILITY
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      268 17 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS trnu 1. Scholar has adioltnew »lvi. )U t f M n 1 0111 cS$ Ut aPP WnVre U AS SRUPtri 8. Xnmmy icheme appear, to tM Try to be MtUned-Uie arm, >« «Wf th re mere lift' nf" 1 th m'" tr ln T^'odd ™<»c by
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      1009 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT i JO Word* SI (Min.)— Box SI et*. axtrm "CITY GUESI HOUSE" rurntsned D/Single rooms, nsthrooms. m/ssnltation. longhsth sttacbed. Verandah. BmsjsbsM Cuis.r.e. Kconomicat Terms. Near S.IK ous-slop. Isngllo Club and G.H.Q ou Stevens Ko«d. Tel: ***** Singapore. DISTRICT 9: Modern furnished 3 Bedroom Klat Large lounge, dining room,
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      997 18 EDUCATION M Word* SS (Mm.)— Box St ets. oxtro VACANCIES FORMS 11. 111. IV Apply Supervisor. st Francis Girls School, «s St. Francis Road, off St. Michaels. Serangoon, Spore. MERCANTILE INSTITUTION. -'"'.< Wueeo Street, Singapore 196 i Enrolment Admits students io Beginners Primary up to Senior Cambridge Morning Afternoon Sessions.
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      934 18 FURNITURE Wards SS (Mln.r—Box SO rfs. 'rlt. IST DESIGNED QUALITY Cane Furniture) Lee Wab, 9, Cavenagh Road. Spore 20SU0. FOR distinctive Cane v*urnttnre Call Adrian's 425 River Valley Road. ***** Spore Kree delivery to Peoaog PEST CONTROL An invitation te Business Firms. Clubs, Industrial Concerns. Films on Pest Control Topics
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      969 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO et*. axtro 1960 A/40. 1H.V.1 K Prefect. 19A7 F/ Prefect. 19Sb K'6OO. M Minor. R Junior. 1800 F Amelia. l»j:i A 30. 246 1 Mlddli- Kd.. S iH>n Tel MBtt. TRIUMPH TR.4 HARDTOP 1963 one owner, accident free, tux till 196
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      913 18 FOR SALE Word* U Vint—Box SO cts Uttra] TRADE IN YOUR IV M Kadluti.nl In- Oermnriv :.-> KM tt or »oi:d largt-v vitn dtereoRadioKram 1• n B«e kteasj a Co Roniniton Road. l-.M I-A2. Jaiao L<imir, Kuhlh l.nnipur. JUST AHRIVEu new vVtsi Orrru«a Btatsa sfdsagraai anta uvv/LW/aw Bunds AuluiiialK 4
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      2521 19 MJUi^LUJiMM^dkIJ^M HK^TTt&^aß Hiunmni Mtun 10. roiom.i j/j.wtio oo«f I f mi 'imi *****. pinmi tan PiMt mn SAILINGS 10 BEYRBUIN, LATIAKIA. GENOA, a BA«lt, MMIURI, McMEM. ANTWtIP. ROTUROAM, JIMSIEROAM. tOIHEIMUtG. AARHOS ANO CQPENNAtia v 'tia^ Pt n «ie "POONA" (I) Sailel Ptrt 25 Ntf 2t Ntf "KAMIOOIA*- m tt M«/
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      1314 19 jtoiw ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. lltlu^ LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRI HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH K.ntaoor. S^tm PlMI| CITY OF LEEDS 2S 21 Ntt ll Pert Tltlf 1 till uf tmLAGO M.JI Nn i CITY OF BATH 21 Nn/ 1 Oe: t CITY OF RIPON H 2J Oec 21 Oec CITY
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    99 20 jYjELBOURNE. Tues. Industrials eased Movements were small and trading again quiet. BHP dropped 6d to 51/6 and C.S.R. 1/3 to 72/9. Base metals weakened. New Broken Hill lost 3/6 to 112/6 and Renison 21- to 55/6. Oils were steady. C K A 47/1 Mount loa 40/3 N Broken
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    RUBBER PRICES
    243 20 nECEMBER llrot grado ruMwr f.o.b. L' clotod at 6 p.m. In IHigapara and Kuala Lumpur yootorday at 70i cents per Ib.. down three-quarten of a cent on Monday's cloalnx level for tho poaltlon. The too* wai quiet. R.A.I, and F.M.R.t. doling arlato In eonto por Ib. yootorday: Int.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    230 20 elatitfl made theoe changea Id ita ratei to mcrcbantn yigtprday. Lond.fi: idling TT or OD 2/3 15/16. buying TT 2/4 1/16. OD 2/4 1/8, OuyIng Airmail or OD 2/4 1/8, SO d/it 2/4 9/32. 45 d/rt 2/4 3/8, 60 d/lt 2/4 15/32, 90 d/st 2/4 5/8, 120 d/lt
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 20 November 11 MALAYAN RUBBKK PRICE: 7ni cents (down three-quarters of a cent). TIN: 5740.37} a picul (down S3.(i2i). Unpfficial estimated offering: 205 tons (up 15 tons).
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    'BANK RATE BLUES' HIT EXCHANGE TRADING
    776 20 By Our Market Correspondent rpRADING on the Stock 1 Exchange of Malaysia yesterday suffered a mild attack of "bank rate blues" after the action of the British Government to ease pressure on sterling, and reciprocal action in the United States and Canada to assist
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 20 Malayan Stock Indices Not. 23 Nov. 24 •Industrials: 88.80 88.34 Tins: 133.4S 132.72 rubbers; 1(19.40 109.28 •Dee 30. 1963=100 Drc. 29. 19r!? l(ll
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    854 20 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shf re* traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: «outt*ad (2.000) SI 60; Ounlop* (1.000) IIA U.OOO) $1.57; till *r«h. (1.000) U. 91: ESm.lt*r* U.OOO) $3.94.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 20 /CHINESE Produc* E«chsn»o, Sinv tcapor* noon price* por picul yaotarday: Coconut all: bulk Sssi seller*, drum S.'.vi *eller». Copra: Nov. Dec. UK 'Continent: U«quotid. P*pp*r: Muntojc white $145 seller*. Sarawak white SMO sellers, apeclal Sarnuak black fll7| sellers, garbled U'lrniKiiiK black SlL'L't nrlli" tUM sellers. Singapore Copra A.
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      958 20 oRIENTj LINES j ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHUSAfsr (24.000 tons fully oirconditloned stobilised) Deport*:- Penang 9th January Y96S Singapore 12th January 1965 For Hongkong 1 5th/ 1 7th January Japan 2Ut/25th January. Hongkong 28/31 January 1965 Singapore 3 February 1965 Returns:- Penang sth February 1963 Penang from $1,089.00 (First
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      404 20 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM: Scaadisaviai imj CiitneiUl Pirts fir kackik aid Hrn Kmi Penang P. Sham S'pori THEBEN (Cans Pusan, Japan) M/M H*» TAMESIS (Calls Manila) 14/15 Oec 11/11 Otc ll'2l Dec THERMOPYLAE (Calls Pusan, Japan) 7172» Dtc BARBER LINE FROM U.S.A., EAST AND WEST COAST PORTS IURANDOT I Dtc FERNLAKE
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      128 20 WESTBOUND, t_u(j M^^^^^^^^^ *npt«.. nai riiisni, Marseilles. Natre, Oaikirt, NAIA 14 It Otc 17/11 Ott 21 Oec Antwerp. Nankurg. Breaei, MM SOUIh wtSl AFRICA iiEIKICt fcngapoei Ou-oan (21/12). fort Eluaotin HVMi .apeto-n (71/ir>, •*»OA I/I In l/aiadi (31/12). Port Harcourt. Lagos. A^oe ,1/1), i'.otono« (1/1). i.crr.t lako'adi. Freetoo* Oamr 121/
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    Bank rate influence in commodity markets
    624 21 THE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday fell $3.62 i a picul to $740.37 J on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 15 tons to 205 tons. In London earlier cash tin had fallen £7 'a a ton and forward
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    238 21 November 24. TTireo mootha. INDUSTRIALS HnuJteiin 13 eta. Uniterm 16 eta. lJunktp* 15 eta. M Containers 12 eta ivvDrv. idi. M Cables 16 Cta. b. Bmi-lter» 27 eta. McAlimer 12 eta. l-fnol&cts. M Invest. 12 eta. 12cta. O CB.C lscts. K N. ■-■')cta. Rothmani 12cts. ka 16 eta.
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    120 21 SHIPS lying alongside Mio Slngaparo today art: Karma la 1/2. jRsaN.W. 2. Hrrvnicki* 3 4. B*r«mban N.W i, Rokan NW. I, Tun* An 5, Ragna Hakke K 7 rhaknita 10/11, Torrent II 14. Cn«M 15/16. AutomedOD IS, 1 rka 19. Empire Klttlwake 21/22. KatonK 23/24 Melbourne Mara
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    36 21 ON th* 'tit txchjnftt marktt "n :iv -he U S. drill, ii rinou-d at 3.78 for TT and T4- for cash tterlirj uaa quoted at 13.97 «od on* tail if gold at 250 J.
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      803 21 COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT The Directors of Hume Industries (Par East) Limited report that the Consolidated results of the Group, which include those ot the principal subsidiary, Hume j Industries (Malaya) t -'tilVkl. are expected to exceed the previous year's figures. However, aa anticipated, the sales and profits of the parent company,
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      722 21 Tenders for the Supply of Cooked Food for the Girls' Hostel Sultan Sulaiman Secondary School at Padang Negara, Kuala Trengganu. 1. Tenders are Invited for the supply of cooked food for the Girls' Hostel at Sultan Sulaiman Secondary School. Padang Negara, Kuala Trengganu for the period Ist January. 1965 to
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      759 21 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB X'MAS/NEW YEAR MEETING 1964/65. 27th. 30th December it 3rd January 1965. FREE GIFT TICKETS: EIGHT tickets will be given free for every 100 tickets ordered at one time for each days Unlimited Sweep. All the free tickets will participate In Uie draw. 3 DIGITS NO
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      780 21 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. PI BI.IC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1963. (No. 18 of 1963) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 19 <1«) WHEREAS In exercise of the powers conferred by subsections (1) and (3) of section 19 of the Locai Government Integration Ordinance, 1963 (hereinafter referred
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      666 21 TENDERS I EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, JOHORE Tenders for the Supply and Delivery of Equipment to Schools In Johore. SEPARATE tenders are Invited j for the supply AND delivery of (A) Crockery etc. to Sekolah Menengah Sultan Ismail. Johor Bahru. and <B> Dunloplllo Mattresses to Government English School. Kluang. Tender forms and
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      360 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN TBE TtLtCOMMI'XICATIONS DEPARTMENT Applications are Invited tor the posts of Technical Assistants In the Telecommunications Department. Brunei. QUALIFICATIONS EXPOUENCZ Passed Form IV English or Its equivalent. Possession of Kuala Lumpur Technical College Diploma in Telecommunications or equivalent. In addition to technical qualifications, at
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      306 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCY NOTICE Applications from Malsyslan citizens are invited for a post as Magistrate in the Judicial Department, Sarawak. 2. Salary Scale: $750 x 30-870/ 930 x 30 1050 1085 x 35 1260 1300 x 40- 1420. Increments in the scale are awarded in accordance with existing regulations lor
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    Go-karting titles to the Todds
    125 22 Go-karting titles to the Todds CLKKMBAN. Tues. Peter Todd i won the "Agong Sahan" dial- I lenge Trophy at the Malayan Moior Sports Club go-karting held at the Federation Garrison. Hun Dickaon. winning the event. Todd and las wife. Kathleen. lured the 1964 go-karting titles ilif nn-ei wus the last
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    'SIXES' TOURNEY
    26 22 MALACCA. Tues— The semiiiiiHls and final of the annual Malacca slx-a-side hockey league, tournament will be on Nov. 28 at the Malacca Club padang.
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    SEAP Games committee of 13 will be cut to eight
    129 22 SWIMMING SINGAPORE. Tues. The Amateur Swimming Union of .\ialii\slas 13 -men team appointed to organise ihe swimming pro-' gramme and train Malaysian swimmers for the SEAP Games at Kuala Lumpur next August will be dissolved and a new committee formed.
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    454 22 ATHLETIC AND DARUL AFIAH WILL RENEW LEAGUE RIVALRY IN SAFA CUP FINAL ON DEC 6 By JOE DORAI Singapore. Tuesday UK CURRENT SAFA Senior Cup competition has confirmed the league championship result which showed Darul Afiah FC and Chinese Athletic to be the strongest teams in
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    SCRC DINNER
    25 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Selangor Chinese Recreation Club will hold their annual dinner on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. Members and friends are invited.
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    84 22 PALMERSTON, Tue.s. Bill Dunk of Australia had a brilliant second round of 65. to break the Hokowhitu course record ov two strokes, when the £1.000 Metalcraft Industries golf tournament began here yesterday. Two rounds were played yesterday and Dunk, who had a first round of 69. led
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    61 22 LONDON. Tues.— Mary Rand. triple medallist in the Tokyo j Olympic Games, said yesterday she hoped to carry on with her athletics next year. "I hope to carry on. for I want to do better than the world record of 22ft 2in (6.76 metres* when
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    DUNLOP TROPHY
    54 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor Cyclists' Association 25 ■flat massed start cycling race! for the Dunlop Trophy will be i held here on Dec. 13 over 3.5-mile circuit at Jalan University. En- tries close on Dec. 5 and should be submitted to the Hon. Secre- tary No. 1
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    PRESIDENT'S CUP
    27 22 MALACCA. Tues— R. Marshall I] won the Bukit Terendak Sailing Club President's Cup held off Terendak Camp. Second was Jlm|< Maloney and third E. Webb.
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    Lock icon Titmus spins MCC to victory with 10 for 70
    366 22 Titmus spins MCC to victory with 10 for 70 CRICKET DORT ELIZABETH. Tues. 1 Some fine bowling by the spinners, particularly Fred Titmus, who took seven wickets yesterday and ten in the match, gave MCC victory by an innings and 150 runs against Eastern Province. It was MCCs fifth victory
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    Jansenites take point off Recs
    310 22 HOCKEY By LIM KEE CHAN: Singapore, Tuesday IANSENITES caused a .major upset today when J they held defending champions Singapore Recreation Club to 3-3 draw in a Singapore Hockey Association league first division, match on the Fadang. Promoted Jansenites, who were a goal down after
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    93 22 TENNIS hua tup: Singapore Recreation Club drew 2-2 with YMCA. iSRC first): Singles: S. Houghton bt P. Huggon 6-4. 7-5; J. Martens bt K. K Tan 6-3. 6-2. Doubles: E. B. La Brooy and P. Colesco lost to YJ». Wee and C.S. Cheah 0-6. 2-6; T. V Chen and
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    Goal for England makes England glum
    63 22 ENGLAND'S second goal is scored by centre-forward Frank Wignall of Nottingaam Forest, second from right, who smiles as he watches the ball sail into the Wales net in the soccer international at the Empire Stadium on Nov. 18. Looking on glumly in foreground is
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    90 22 SOCCLK Spore GSFA Jr knockout semi-final: PWD v 4 Semboyan. Sr. semi-final: Woodbridge v Civil Aviation (botn matches at Farrer Pk>. Victory Cup knockout final replay: New Market v Kilat Club (Kubu Stadium. Malacca) 8 p.m. HOC KKY Spore Dlv 1: Khalsa v IA (Farrer Pk); RAP
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    306 22 BRITISH FOOTBALL ROUNDUP- T ONDON. Tues.— Everton. v the English First Division club, last night reached the third round of the Inter-Cltles Fairs' Cup. j soccer competition. The Merseyside team beat Kllmarnock. of Scotland 4-1 at Everton in the second leg to j win on
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    Voon Cup to Kilat
    80 22 KILAT 2 CHANGKAT IPOH, Tues. Kilat Club won the Voun Cup today when they j scored twice without reply from j Ch.uikjkat Kindir.t; E.-t.ite in the neear final at Mao Abc'ui Jaiii her*. Kilat were awarded a penalty just before halftime and centre- forward Wong Kam
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    108 22 GATTELLARI GETS HARD FIGHT FROM ZULUETA BOXING CYDNEY, Tues.— Australian fly- weight boxing champion Rocky Gattelari scored a mous points win over Leo Zulueta of the Piulipp. 12-round contest hire li.st nigni. Zulueta had the crowd ro he attacked Gattellari throughout the last round In a rate bid to score
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      522 22 The big name Jb in tiny watches! M IPS .mm k-^% Lav <* r/^ i »^^Jafl < WrmS^^L/ ■if V 4 jB Miniature watches of highest precision in charming, elegant cases represent one of the finest achievements of Swiss watchmaker's art. Cyma. who occupy a leading position among the world
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      52 22 w^^mt* MADE Give /Z^Z^WWik of S^ Distinction n^r |5 this Christmas Platinum Jewellery with A i<^Y Diamonds and precious >i V" VV^ f Stone* V Cultured Pearl Ornaments Jade and X^^t— _> Geld Ornaments I 1 Authorised Distributors for:MIKIMOTO CULTURED PEARLS TIN SING GOLDSMITHS LTD. 215-217. South Bridge Road. Singapore-
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    6 23 RACING with Epsom Jeep
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    BOX OFFICE 111 IS ALL SET TO COMPLETE DOUBLE
    1160 23 gOX OFFICE 111, promoted to the top class after his fluent win on Sunday, looks set to complete a double at Ipoh today. The five-year-old is improving with every outing and could easily account for his rivals in Race Five. Sent
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    159 23 t PSOI I. TER HAKM -I Race 1 Nohle < lioice >h.intriU SHANGRILA Harvest MjKiiitirent King TROJAN Harvest Noblesse Oblige di us peak Kace 2 Trmptrd ■>li.tiitin Inn OTARO Tempted Devirs Peak TEMPTED Walernne Devil's Peak Race 3 IKORN NAI Kai Tcre I i Knox SIB NOISE Kai
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    1589 23 Race 1-1.20 Cl 4 Div 4 ($5,200) S-\£ 1 ***** Noblesse Oblije a (Mrs. N. Peerti Ahmad, 3 9.0 8 2 ***** Shanrrila 111 a (SK St.) Rodders, 4 9.0 IF) Moxham 4 J ***** Harvest t iSprii.^ Autumn) Teh. 6 8.13 IF) 'Chuah 13
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    88 23 Dalkeith beats Ban Soon in 2f workout IPOH, Tue*.— The following horses went well on a soft track here this morning: Race One -Dalkeith (Rao) beat Ban Soon (Kang) In a 21 sprint. The Dairy King (Wilson) went as well as Juridical (Moxham) over 3f in 40 2/5. Race Two
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      523 23 9b. *^^v mmV mv m£— %3 9** H^ Back horn m my own country I drank only Teachtr 1 the Scotch Whisky of onmistakable characttr and tiavoar. m *<w^ Jml When I cane to Malaya ton yoart ago. I couldn't get it and lift mi ■nil without leacaafsl But at*
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    60 24 NEOH THEAN MUAT n.r 46 ded IMF Queens leavtac wile, rt.iuKh'.r. sou to mourn hrn lv*« Funeral o< ncr on Thursday noon 26-11-t.i for D at Mount Veraon. Aljuniud MADAM CAN QUEE CEOK (BetN I■ -'111-ii4 It I !'er Low En« Nro iDaby) and son-in-law, i' Krirdchlldren, 1 grnnd«on-lii-erl
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    59 24 g The director who takes the afternoon off to play golf just because he regards himself as the boss is morally indistinguishable from a thief who helps himself to the petty cash. 9 Sir Halford Reddish. Chairman and Managing Director of the Rugby Portland Cement, at a dinner of
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    'Relax duty on rubber compounds' firms plead
    647 24 TWO linns. Bells Asbestos and Engineering Ltd. and Metal Box (Malaysia) Ltd., today appealed to the Tariff Advisory Board for relaxation of Import duty on two rubber compounds which they claimed could not be manufactured here. Another firm, Malayan Oxygen Ltd.. asked for
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    GIRL WHO WILL NEVER SPEAK AGAIN GETS $30,000
    185 24 GIRL WHO WILL NEVER SPEAK AGAIN GETS $30,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A 10-year-old giri. R. Sarasu, who will never be able to speak again because of head injuries resulting from an accident, has been awarded $30,260 damages by the High Court here. Sarasu, whose father. P. Ramasamy. 48. is an
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    Tun Razak off to Algiers
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    Borrowed from the camel: A i no-birth device
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    13 ft. X'mas tree arrives for big party today
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