The Straits Times, 28 November 1964

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    19 1 .RAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 He***?* *jgr r Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    PROFITEERS GET A WARNING
    235 1 'Govt concerned' TAN: 'MARKETING BOARDS TO END ALL RETAIL BUSINESS IF OVERCHARGING GOES ON' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, has warned that strong measures will be taken against shopkeepers if they try to exploit the public on the pretext of
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    Lock icon Aussies end military training of Indons
    100 1 Aussies end military training of Indons 4IH I.AIDK. Fri. Indo- V ncsia's attitude was not one lo cnc(iuraj;e Australia continuing the practice of uivins Indonesians military training, the Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menlies. said yesterday. Sir Kohcrt mi speakins: at .1 Senate election meeting at Adelaide Town Hall. All have
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    Morocco rolls out the red carpet for Tun
    405 1  - Morocco rolls out the red carpet for Tun I From 1 SAMAD ISMAIL PASABLANCA, Fri. Morocco rolled out the red carpet to welcome Tun Razak and his party last nitflit. Tun Razak was personally welcomed by the Prime Minister. Haj Ahmed Bahninl. Mr. Abdullah Chorfl. Under Secretary to the Foreign
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    Lock icon Soekarno under Chinese care
    47 1 JAKARTA. Fri— President Boekarno is under the care of a group of Chinese Communist doctors. This was disclosed today by Indonesia's third Deputy Prime Minister. Mr. Johannes Leimena. to Communist Chinese Foreign Minister. Marshal Chen Yl. who Is on a visit here— AP
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    Lock icon 'No evacuation'
    35 1 TOKYO. Fri. The U.S. Embassy In Tokyo today denied a report by a European news agency that American residents in Indonesia had been told to be ready for evacuation on short notice. UPI.
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    Lock icon TOO SHOCKED TO WALK...
    66 1 OTINNED into immobiv lity, a survivor is carried to safety by an airline worker after the Trans-World Airline Boeing 707 disaster at Rome airport. Another death yesterday brings the death toll to 48. The jetliner, carrying 12 crew and passengers, hit a steamroller parked in an
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    Kidnap Dato is freed
    494 1  -  JACKIE SAM, A. FAZIL By SINGAPORE, Fri. Millionaire rubber magnate, Dato Ng Quee Lam, was released at 7 p.m. tonight, exactly a fortnight almost to the hour after he was kidnapped in Kee Choc Avenue. Sennett Estate. A close business associate of the millionaire who saw
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    THREE BIG GIFTS TO DEFENCE FUND
    195 1 THREE BIG GIFTS TO DEFENCE FUND KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Three big donations have been promised to the National Defence Fund. The biggest single donation so far of $250,000 will come from the Singapore Turf Club, its chairman. Mr. Runme Shaw, announced today. Mr. Shaw also announced that the Shaw Foundation
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    STOP PRESS WHITES WIPED OUT
    33 1 STOP PRESS WHITES WIPED OUT LEOPOLDVILLE. Fri. Refugees reaching here from Paulis today s.iid they had beard reports that .tO-strong white population of the town of \\jmba killed by insurgents—Reuter. (See Page 9)
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    8-day trek to meet the King
    490 1 8-day trek to meet the King KENINGAU, Fri. Hundreds of people from the interior of Sabafa walked some of them for eight days to this interior hill station to greet 111 King and Queen despite heavy rain today. Thousands <>f colourfully dress ed Muruts an d Kadazans waited along the
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Now a state of siege
      231 2 THOUSAND ARMED TROOPS RING BUDDHIST HQ IN BID TO END RIOTS SAIGON, Friday. THE South Vietnam Government last night declared a state of siege in Saigon following days of antiGovernment riots and demonstrations. A thousand heavily armed troops surrounded the national Buddhist headquarters to prevent
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      Lock icon Russia warns U.S. on North Vietnam attack
      142 2 MOSCOW. Fri.— Ruv>ia\ official news agent v Tass last night protested at reported American plans to bomb parts of Vbrth Vietnam. It warned that Russia would not remain indifferent but would give "the MCCWan assistance" U> North Vietnam. In an "authorised statement." Tass
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      Dentists strike
      39 2 TOKYO. Fri. Ti.:thache «ul- ren h;id to endure the pain v.-.--tcrday iti Tokyo. Tho citys nin:v than 5.000 dentists urre on a 24--hour strike demanding government appruval of h.gher den.al fees to meet rising costs.— a P.
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      Lock icon OMDB 'Over my dead body' BADGES
      99 2 OMDB 'Over my dead body' BADGES SALISBURY, Fri. Small white coffinshaped badges are appearing on thousands of coat lapels in this capital of white supremacist Rhodesia They bear the letters OMDB rOver m; dead body") and reflect some of the white Rhodeslans" bitterness towards Britain. which opposes Rhodesian Independence under
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      Lock icon Mendez for U.N.
      33 2 TOKYO. Fri.— The Philippines Forpifjn Secret. try. Mr. Mauro Mendi arrived herr last nigh: I en his way to New York to i attend the D.N. General As- spmbiy— AP
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      Lock icon A question of proofs...
      58 2 rpOKYO. Frl. The South Vietnam Government has 1 suspended Mx Vietnamese language dailies for one .veek— for not submitting proofs. The action was taken under the April 10. 19(54 agreement in which Vietnamese language newspaper editors were required to submit copies of proofs to the Information
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      Lock icon A Hanoi protest at 'shelling of island
      102 2 A Hanoi protest at 'shelling of island rKVO. Fri. North Vietnam alleged today that U.S. and South Vietnamese warships shelled a North Vietnamese island for one hour on Wednesday. Radio Hanoi said a protest had been filed with Mr. M A. Rahman. Indian chairman of the International Control Commission. The
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      Lock icon Rescued escapees allowed to stay
      86 2 Rescued escapees allowed to stay UONG KONG, Fri. n Eleven escapes from China rescued by police off Hong Kong waters have been allowed to stay ir this colony, a Government spokesman said yesterday. The 11 refugees were part of a group of 21 whose boat capsized near Hong Kong on
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      Lock icon 2,000 expelled
      23 2 NEW DELHI. Pri. More than 2.000 students who participated in «nti-Government demonstrations have been expelled I from universities In Orlssa. -AP
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      Lock icon CHEN VI MAKES SURPRISE VISIT TO JAKARTA
      190 2 JAKARTA, Fri.— Marshal Chen Vi, Chinas Foreign Minister, arrived here by special Chinese aircraft this morning for an. unexpected visit. He was met at the airport by Dr. J. Leimena, Indonesia's Second Deputy Prime Minister and some socialist countries' diplomat-, including the Soviet
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      Lock icon Red films to fill void
      61 2 JAKARTA, Frl. The Indonesian Government has decided to fill Its movie vacuum, created by Communist agitations over the past six months against American-made films, with films from European Communist countries. Communist-led mass organisations six months ago started a boycott action against American-made films. which they
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      Lock icon Subandrio calls for 'active Tokyo influence'
      225 2 TOKYO. Friday. THE visiting Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio. today urged Japans Foreign Minister, Mr. Etsusaburo Shiina. to exert "active Japanese influence" at the coming Afro-Asian conference in Algiers next March. Dr. Subandrio arrived here on Tuesday for a four-day stopover on his way
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      Lock icon JAKARTA BID TO STOP GOLD HOARDING
      103 2 JAKARTA, Frl— The At-torney-General has called for the registration of all gold transactions in an effort to stop the current large-scale buying and hoarding of the precious metal. Dan Sulaiman told a meeting of jewellers and gold traders that the current "unfavourable trend" was
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      Lock icon Off to Moscow
      38 2 NEW DELHI. Fri. The Foreign Minister, Mr. Swaran Singh, left today for a two-day visit to Moscow before going to New Yorlc for the opening session of the U.N. General Assembly on Dec. I— A.P.
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon SETBACK FOR BRITISH EXPORTS
      172 3 SETBACK FOR BRITISH EXPORTS T ONDON, Fri. Britain's xj exports to Europe, particularly the European Common Market countries, suffered a setback in recent months while the trade deficit continued to increase, the Board of Trade announced yesterday. It was givine further details of October foreign trade figures announced earlier this
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      Lock icon Stop press
      26 3 PARIS. Fri. The French proCommunLst daily newspaper Liberation will close down tomorrow after 20 years owing to financial difficulties, a spokesman said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Talks on Cyprus
      32 3 ATHENS, Fri. The Cyprus Foreign Minister, Mr. Spyros Kyprianou, arrived here yesterday from Nicosia for talks with the Greek Government on the comlne United Nations debate on Cyprus. AP
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      Lock icon She orders a £30,000 sub
      52 3 AMSTERDAM, Fri. Mrs. Ella Kuiper-Albnchu sb. has ordered a small submarine costing more than £30.000, from a German shipyard, for collecting shells and beads from the Caribbean seabed. Mrs. Kuiper-Albricht owns an "art shop" at Utrecht, central Holland, selling home-male trinkets made of her seabed
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      Lock icon Free at last
      34 3 BONN. Fri. —An 18-year-old East German farmhand crashed his tractdr through barbed wire on the 'Iron Curtain' border under a rain of Communist gunfire and escaped safely to the West. U.P.I
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      Lock icon Big British drive to strengthen economy of nation
      272 3 LONDON, Friday. BRITAIN'S Labour Government yesterday announced a threepoint programme to help get the nations economy going and boost exports so that the country can pay its way. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. James Callaghan, told Parliament the proposals were aimed
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      Lock icon Hopes rise for two of the quins
      80 3 PARIS, Fri. Hopes rose slightly yesterday for two of the four suriviving French quintuplets (shown above soon after birth), while the condition of the two others worsened, a medit ;il bulletin issued by the Health Ministry said. The breathing of the two boys
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      Lock icon Elephant dies because of lack of vanity
      88 3 Elephant dies because of lack of vanity COPENHAGEN, Fri. A female Indian elephant's lack of vanity was the indirect cause of her death yesterday, zoo officials said here The elephant, named K. had always refused to have her nails manicured and threatened her keepers if they tried to touch her
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      Anne's fox-hunt: A protest
      62 3 LONDON, Fri. The League Again.st, Cruel Sports has protested following a report that Princess Anne might go on her tirst fox-hunt during the Christmas holidays. The letter of protest, sent to Queen Elizabeth last night, said it would "cause much i pain. among the majority of
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      Ike's ex-pilot found dead
      44 3 WASHINGTON Prl. Colonel William O. Draper. 44. retired. who was personal pilot for President Dwight D. Eisenhower, was found dead yesterday the U.S. Air Force said. Andrews Air Force Hospital spokesman said that death was recorded as "due to hanging."
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      Lock icon Diamond sold for £8,400
      31 3 LONDON. Pri. A pear-shaped diamond was sold for £8.400 to a private bidder at Sotheby's yesterday. The diamond, unmounted and weighing 6.72 carats, was sent anonymously. Reuter.
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      Doubled now
      32 3 I LONDON. Prl. The perceni tage of illegitimate births in London had doubled over the past 10 years and was now 14.2 per cent, an official report said today. UPL
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      Strike threat
      29 3 PARIS. Pri. Prance's second largest trade union, the 900,000 member Socialist-led Force Ouvriere, yesterday called for a 24--hour general .strike in the public services on Dec. 11.
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      In for talks
      26 3 LONDON. Prl. U.N. Cyprus mediator, Mr. Oalo Plaza. Hew here today from Nicosia for talks with Foreign Secretary Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Two in harmony
      23 3 LONDON. Frit American singer Liza Mir.elli. 18-year-old daughter of Judy Garland, is to marry 21-year-old Australian dinner Peter Allen.— A.P.
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      Lock icon Million offences
      23 3 LONDON. Frl. Annual prosecutions for motoring offences have topped the one m.ilion mark, accordi'ig to governim-nt figures announced here today. Reuter.
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      How Britain will halt arms to S. Africa
      297 3 BRITAIN must stop the export of arms to South Africa "at the earliest possible opportuni ty" and would not allow arms to go to Portugal for use In her overseas territories, the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, told Parliament yesterday. He was
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      Lock icon VERWOERD: ACTION ON PACT NOW AVOIDED
      81 3 PRETORIA. Fri. The J South African Prime Minister. Dr. Hendrik Vrrwoerd. said here last night he welcomed the British Government announcement that the Buccaneer aircraft contract was to be honoured. I Dr. Verwoerd sa.d in a Press statement that this was in accord with
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      Lock icon WARD CASE WOMAN FOUND DEAD UNDER A DUSTBIN LID
      226 3 WARD CASE WOMAN FOUND DEAD UNDER A DUSTBIN LID LONDON, Friday. WOMAN whose nude body was found in a car park in Kensington on Wednesday has been identified as a prostitute, Margaret McGowan, 22, who figured in the Profumo i scandal last year. As Frances Brown, one of the many
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    MINISTER LAUDS FIRM'S FORESIGHT
    328 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Lim Kirn San, pointed out today that the change from trade to industry in Singapore was taking place faster than most people realised. "Today, if one is not 1 to go the way of the dinosaur which is
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    Coffee shops not raising their prices despite tax
    454 4 gOMK 900 coffee shops here have decided not to raise the price of coffee or ten served in their premises despite the increased tax 00 sugar. This was confirmed today by Mr. Tan Peng Kee, president of the Singapore Foochow Coffee, Restaurant
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    25 CHRISTMAS PARTIES FOR 5,000 CHILDREN
    160 4 25 CHRISTMAS PARTIES FOR 5,000 CHILDREN SINGAPORE. Fri. The Hans Andersen Club of Singapore together with other organisations will hold 25 Christmas parties and a fun fair during December to entertain some 5,000 children. Dolls dressed in costumes of various nations for the girls, koala bears which were flown here
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    Training camp
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. About 100 supervisors and teachers working In adult education classes are attending a three-day training seminar organised by the Adult Education Board at the People's Association holiday camp on Pulau Übln from today to Sunday.
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    Water shut-off
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. Water will be cut off in Upper Paya Lebar Road between No. 473 to the Junction of Lorong A. Leng and New Industrial Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    $30,850 AWARD FOR WIDOW
    164 4 SINGAPORE. Friday. A WIDOW with three children was awarded total damages of $30,850 with costs by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today for the loss of her husband, Wong Chung Fah, 44, a salesman, who died as the result of a motor accident some
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    Centre to hold celebrations
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The first anniversary celebrations of the Macpherson Road community centre tomorrow will Include a Hokklen wayang and a variety concert featuring Malay folk dances, and magic shows. The wayang will be repeated on Sunday. There will be a joint ChineseMalay dinner at the centre
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    YWCA Flag Day
    17 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Young Women's Christian Association will hold its annual Flag Day tomorrow.
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    3 applications for divorce granted
    358 4 CINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Justice Buttrose granted three decrees nisi in the High Court yesterday. dissolving the marriage in each case one on the ground of adultery, one for desertion and the j third for cruelty. The decree In each case is to be made absolute
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    Brawl death: No witnesses
    86 4 SINGAPORE. Frl.— Police are investigating the death of a mechanical engineer I from the aircraft carrier HMS Centaur who died a i 1 few hours after he was involved in a brawl ou'sldr an hotel in Orange Grave Road a week ago. Several sailors and civl*
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    AUPE delegates for KL talks
    86 4 SINGAPORE, Friday A SIX-MAN delegation from the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees left here by train for Kuala Lumpur tonight for important talks with leaders of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services. The AUPE delegation is led by its
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      PASSED: A BILL TO SET TOLLS ON BRIDGES AND ROADS
      246 5 PASSED: A BILL TO SET TOLLS ON BRIDGES AND ROADS I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Bill empowering the Government to impose a toll on vehicles using Federal bridges and roads in Malaya was approved by the House of Representatives today. Cycl sts would be exempted, the Minister of Works. Posts and
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      No need to review EPF procedure, says Tan
      128 5 I/UALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Government does not consider it necessary to Inquire into the procedure of the Employees' Provident Fund In regard to the approval and payment of claims for withdrawal. In a written reply to Mr. C. V Devan Nair (PAP-Bunesar
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      Seven years and the rotan for robbery
      104 5 MALACCA. Fri.— A jury today found a labourer Van I. am St-nc Iti. uuilty of armed cane robbery and Mr Jastlee Ismail Kh hi senU-ix c(l him to *c\«'n jail. The Judge also ordered •.iv strokes of the rotan for Van, who was
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      House 'yes' to $50 million fund to meet 'unforeseen' spending
      328 5 House 'yes' to $50 million fund to meet 'unforeseen' spending /SJ/^/L TO TWO MPs: 'IF SOEK GRABS MALAYSIA HE'LL CUT OFF YOUR HEADS 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday j AN application to establish a $50 million fund to meet "unforseen calls" in battling confrontation, triggered off a lively debate in the
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      WEEK WAS NOT A PROPAGANDA EFFORT BY THE ALLIANCE: SENU
      1148 5 WEEK WAS NOT A PROPAGANDA EFFORT BY THE ALLIANCE: SENU had. advocated that Malaysia should form the northern frontier of Australia in defence against Indonesia and to cause Malaysians to "spill more blood" Mr D.R. Seenlvasagam (PPP-Ipoh) accused the Government ti turning National Solidarity Week into an Alliance affair. fie
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      352 5 Straits Times Crossword F p I I 3 I KIM 16 I mr I MM IH Bf Bh~~HH^I ACROSS compete (2. 3. 6). 1. In plain words one count 0. Passed judgment having aecould form the basis of this cided (10). (11 r 12. Used parable for plot (one of
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    Mr. Lim loses 3-year legal battle
    200 6 Mr. Lim loses 3-year legal battle |£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mr. Lim Lian Giok, the educationist and a critic of the Government's education policy, has finally lost his three-year legal battle to retain his citizenship. A Govenynent Gazette notification, published today, said the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Di.) Ismail bin
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    Eurasian support
    43 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Pit The president ol the Eurasian Union' of Malaya, Dato G. Shelley, in a I message to tin- Minister of Information and Bpi.idca.stmg. Inche Senu b.n Abdul Rahman, has re-affirmed lius unions support for the Gnvernmriit against Indonesian aggression.
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    The good time teachers...
    160 6 The good time teachers KOTA BHARU. Friday. I^HE Deputy Mentri Besar of Kelantan. Nik Man bin Nik Man, last night criticised teachers who \v<T(> reluctant to work in the rural areas. Speaking at the annual I speech and exhibition day of i the Teachers' Training College here. Nik Man said:
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    $5,000 for D-Fund
    57 6 PENANG. Fn. The Kwantung and Tengchow Association today donated 55.000 to the National Defence Fund. Mr. Wong Loh Hun, tne president, in presenting h cheque for this amount to the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee said it \v<ts the duty of every citizen to rally round
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    Car kills girl
    41 6 TAIPING Frl. A six-year-old girl. Asmah binte Abdullah, daushter of a police constable. Abdullah bin Hussein, was killed on the spot when she was knocked down by a car near the the Changkat Jerring police station here yesterday.
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    Councillor brings ! dead snake to back his case
    280 6 Councillor brings dead snake to back his case IPOH, Fri.— An Alliance Councillor. Mr. Chew Peng Loon, produced a dead snake at the Municipal C o v n c i 1 meeting here last night. Hio reason; To strengthen his appeal for something to be done about the overgrown lallarg
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    SAPPERS TRAIN ON ISLAND
    68 6 \fEMBKRS of the 2nd ITA Field Troop. Royal Australian Engineers, arc spending two week* on Blakang Mati Island, off Singapore, learning to handle high-powered assault boats and heavy equipment-carrying ferries. The unit is normally based at Camp Terendak. Malacca. Picture shows, from left: Sapper Peter Matthews
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    Indonesia—'a sounding board of the Reds'
    129 6 Indonesia 'a sounding board of the Reds' KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —Indonesia is being used as an ideological sounding board of Communism by Peking and Moscow. T'lis was stated today by an official of. the Formosan Foreign Mlnistery Mr Liv Tsunghan, before he left here for Talpeh after a brief visit.
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    Social night
    25 6 K ANGAR. Fii— About 500 school teachers in Perils will hold a 'soc:;il night" on Dec. 4 at the I Womfii.s Institute here.
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    Germany to get back her pre-war assets
    178 6 Germany to get back her pre-war assets l/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. The House of Representatives ypstorday passed a Bill enabling the Government to release £592.000 derived from German enemy property to the German Government. The Assistant Minister of Justice. Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'akub. said this step was being taken because of
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    Penang MIC conference
    45 6 NIBONG TEBAL. Fri. The annual delegates' conference of the Penang State Malayan Indian Cui:grc*.s will be held at the Henry Gurney Boys' Club. Nlbong Tebnl, at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday. Mr. N. T. S. Arumugam Pillsi. the stale MIC president. will preside
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    Opening by VIP
    31 6 BATU PAHAT. Fri. The Min■i! d Coes, Inche M' hi.mcd K li i r Johari. today opened the annual <f the Batu Pahat G"»Thrift and 'operative Society here.
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    'Penang has closed gap between town and country'
    771 7 'Penang has closed gap between town and country' THE Penang Government had "almost bridged the gap in the economic levels between the urban and rural areas. the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, claimed last night. Addressing the State Assembly, which sat up to 11.15 p.m., Dato Worvg successfully moved
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    Praise for eight policemen
    46 7 SEREMBAN. Fn The Chief Police Officer. Negri Sembilan Rupt. Wan Ibrahim bin Wan Mohamed ls;i. yp.sterday presented letters of commendations to eight policemen for meritorious service Earlier, he Inspected a guard of honour mnuntec by about 300 policemen on the police padang.
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    Off to Bombay
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Fn —Mr J. L de Cruz, an Alliance councillor on the Mi.larca Municipal Councl!. left here tonight by Air India 'o attend the Ir.ten* tional EucliarUtic Con«re.s> in Bombay.
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    A brighter life in north
    114 7 KUALA LUMPUR, FTi. j The completion of the Prai and Batang padi projects in 1966 and 1968 and the extension of the C.E.B. transmission system from Cameron Highlands to Alor Star will result in more i electric power being available In northern Malaya. One hundred
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    A warning by Tan: You may miss the industrial boat...
    405 7 pENANG miif h t 1 miss the "industrial boat" unless she joined the Malaysian Common Market, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said in the House of Representatives today. He said this when he successfully introduced the Customs
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    Man run over by train
    58 7 OUKIT MERTAJAM, Fri. A recently dis--13 charged mental patient, Teoh Yam Koarg, 40, was run over by a goods train travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Prai today. The engine driver, Mr. M. A. Smith, told the police he saw a man jump on to the
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    Army chief going to England
    109 7 KU CHI N G. Fri. The Commanding Officer. West Brigade, Sarawak. Brigadier A. G. Patterson, will leave soon to attend a one-year course at the National Defence College. London. His successor has not been named. Brigadier Patterson played a key role in the military operations
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    'Please find my daughter' plea
    160 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A jobless man. Munusamy Andiappan, today appealed to Straits Times readers to help trace his 14--ye a r-old daughter who had been missing from home sinre Aup. 5. Munusamy said hi» daughter, Sltaletchimi. a student of Umar Pulavar Tamil High School in Maxwell
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    Youth club
    37 7 KANGAR. Fri The tint clv* lor Thai youths in Perlis will bo formed this Sunday at a meeting at Jejawi three miles from Kangar. It will be opened by the Mentrl Besar. Dato Shrikh Ahmad.
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      Lock icon Air girl Ursula's only passenger: The Pope
      220 8 Air girl Ursula's only passenger: The Pope DOME, Fn. Swiss air hostess Ursula Stacker, who is 24 j and speaks Italian, will have only one I passenger to attend to on a seven-hour flight to India next Wednesday Pope Paul. Mi.s.s Stocker, specially assigned by Air India to the Pontiff
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      Maudling joins Dunlop board
      41 8 LONDON. Frl. Mr. Rrglnaiii Maudling, former Chancellor o' the Exchequer. Iwjs joined the bu;«rd of thte Dunlop Rubber Co. He will serve in a non-execu-tive capacity and will not take part, in management." a spokesman said. t'Pt.
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      376 8 TIIK British Government said yesterday that though there were obvious limitations to political development in Hong Kong ways would be considered for associating the people more closely with the Government. Mrs. Eirene White, Colonial Under-Secre-tary, told the House of Commons, however,
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      Miracle escape for airgirl in jetliner crash
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      'Take a topless girl to the ball' fun at Oxford
      253 8 OXFORD, Friday. THE Oxford Union, famous debating society at Oxford University, is offering a financial incentive to any member who takes a girl in a topless dress to the society's ball next I had heard lots of rumours about how
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      290 8 PARIS. Fri— Hong Kong police have asked their Thailand opposite numbers at an Intcrpol meeting here if they can do something about the increasing flow of opium to the British Crown colony's drun addicts, informed sources said >rsterday. The sources said the problem was discussed
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      IN BRIEF
      96 9 I EOPOLDVILLE. Fri Rebel leader Christophe Gbenye told his people less than two weeks ago; "We will make our fetishes of the hearts of Americans and Belgians and we will dress in the skins of the Belgians and Americans." His statement was published in a copy of thr
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      Peking's warning
      106 9 PEKING: China today warned in an official statement quoted by the New China news agency that she would "never remain indifferent to the aggression committed by the US. and Belgian imperialists in the Congo.'" UNITED NATIONS: The Belgian Ambassador Mr. Walter Loridan. told the UN. Secretary-General. U Thant.
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      SKYMEN HUNT REBELS IN JUNGLE AROUND PAULIS
      289 9 SKYMEN HUNT REBELS IN JUNGLE AROUND PAULIS f EOPOLDVILLE, Fri.— Belgian paratroopers who dropped yesterday on Paulis and freed about 300 people, were combing the Jungle last night for 20 miles around for more whites believed held by the fleeing insurgents. Refugees who arrived here said the insurgents beat 20
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      Lock icon The US consul who ate his flag
      125 9 PARIS. I ri.— The I I consul at Stanleyville. Mr. Michael Hoyt. lias suricrttwl that edible American flags would be useful in trouble spots. He said his captors m.ule him eat his consulate Has. Air Hovt and a vice(onsul, Mr. David Grinwinn. spoke
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      China's order
      26 9 PARIS Pri. A Communist Chinese mission has placed an order tn Prance (or a *****-ton thip capable of carrying cargo and passengers. A. P.
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      928 9  - Savages in Simbaland GUY FIEVEZ By How it all began by one of those rescued by the paratroopers... BRUSSELS, Fri. The trouble really started when a truckload of Congolese rowdies swooped on my farm last August and started shooting It up. Alter ilazinß away at random with rifles, they forced
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      25 9 0 Thr mopping-up continues after the bloodbath. The rebel snipers are still dangerous until sudden death comes in a spray of bullets. Stanleyville, Fri.
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    Their first look at the King
    74 10 The Royal Tour of Sabah CROWDS line .he streets of Jesselton to get a close look at the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong as they make their State drive through the town after their arrival at the airport. It was Their
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    $1.85 meal wins a wife top cook award
    115 10 $1.85 meal wins a wife top cook award KUALA TRENGGANU, Fri. A Customs officer's wife who prepared a balanced meal for four costing only $1.P5 worj a cooking competition at the Freedom from Hunger fair here today. She is Che Mariam tointe Said, wife of Inche Sulalman bin Salleh. Altogether
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    $700 flat raid
    32 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. Three robbers who broke into a flat In Daw-.-on Road on Wednesday, tied up and blindfolded a housewife, Chua Ah Tee, 19, and stole jewellery worth $700.
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    Club to hold round-island car rally
    73 10 PENANG. Fri. The annual round-ihe-i.-,land rally for the AAM silver trophy will be held on Dec. 6. The rally, organised by the Penang and North Malaya Motor Ciub. will be over a distance ot SO miles .and will end with a curry lunch at
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    16 reasons for stealing
    81 10 SINGAPORE. Fri— A postman. Ghazali bin Sulalman. 21, told a District Court today that he was compelled to steal postal orders Irom air mall letters because he had to help support his unemployed father and 16 brothers and sisters. Ghazali. who admitted a charge of dishonestly
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    $370 worth of paint stolen
    54 10 PENANO. Fri. More than $370 worth of paint was reported stolen from a store at a building site in Sepoy Lines Road yesterday. A contractors clerk, Mr. Tan Boon Hoe, told the police he found a big hole in one wall when lie reported for
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    SINGAPORE GOVT HANDS OUT 88 STUDY AWARDS
    140 10 SINGAPORE GOVT HANDS OUT 88 STUDY AWARDS SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Government today announced bursary awards to full-time students of the Singapore Polytechnic and the Singapore Vocational Institute. A Government statement 1 said this was In furtherance of the Governments policy "to support and encourage the development of technical and vocational
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    Paper on taxes
    46 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The White Paper on "Tax Changes within Malaysia." presented to the House of Representatives on Wednesday by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, Is now on sale at the Government Printing Department here at 60 cents a copy.
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    Salary schemes of teachers under review: Talib
    163 10 Salary schemes of teachers under review: Talib KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Government is now examining the question of co-ordinating and standardising! salary schemes within its education service. The Minister of Education. I Inche Rahman Tallb. said this In the House of Representatives today during question time. In reply to a
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    Show proceeds for Spastics
    47 10 PENANG, Fri. The entire proceeds of a fashion parade held in the Australian Hostel today I were dona:ed 10 the spastic chil- dren of Penang:. The show will be repeated in aid of the same fund, at the Metro night club on Sunday.
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    In Asia Magazine: Malaysia at bay
    82 10 ASIA Magazine. which comes weekly with your Sunday Tirru-s this week brings you a special livepage feature on Malaysia's jungle war against th« Indonesian terrorists. Splashed with candid pictures, it tells a moving: story of the heroism of the Malaysian defenders acainst the invaders,
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      132 10 ni<>li Tracff tiff Cheater GontH I I 2-WAV WRIST TELEVISION^ i^LL HE WAKTPS IS TO HAVE I 1 OF JJMIOB Ay MEANS ABSOLUTELY JUNIOR BACK. HES FILLED n^v apAii-nciii rnLiirmJTv VWISTTILIMSIOM FAILS ITO L NOTHING TO HIM, IT WITW AN OVERPOWERING I ,VIS TVIE BKTQ^NTRV' A EASE TRACV«S ANGUISH OVEP
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    46 11 The King steps down in a drizzle Exclusive pictures THE Yang diPertuan Agong stepping down from the RMAF Dart-Herald which brought him to Jesselton on Thursday on his State visit to Sabah. It was drizzling and an umbrella was used to shelter him from the rain.
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    RAM: N.U.T. SIGNATURE PETITION ILLEGAL
    503 11 WARNING that a petition for public signatures now being circulated by the National Union of Teachers, "is an illegal document" was given here today by Mr. Teerath Ram, president of the National Union of Graduate Teachers. Mr. Ram's warning was directed at teachers and members
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    Premier Lee to open training course
    70 11 Premier Lee to open training course CINGAPORE. Fri. -The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will open a training course on economic planning at the Political Study Centre. Goodwood Hill, at 8 p.m. next Tuesday. Thr course is organised in conjunction with the U.N. Asian Inlor economic development ruing. The
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    Boy dies in bus fall
    52 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— An 11-vpar old schoolboy. Ng Ong Soon, was fatally miund unrn in u.i Hum ,i novtaf bua v the junction of BraddKl Ro.id and Bradde I Rise last night. He died in hospital tact Inspector Loh Boon Tfck. Acdetents Branch. Traffic Police. TeJ
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    Ex-Singapore director dies i in London
    85 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr. Rupert N. Reuben, 56. director of a Singapore firm nf land and property owners. N. Reuben and Co. Ltd.. died i in London last week. He was one of four children of an old local Jewish family, who I in the
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    New classes
    33 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri.— Work has started on three classrooms costing $25,480 for the Malay i school at Kamponsj Beng in Upper Perak. It will be completed in 1 March next year.
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    Christmas fair
    29 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Toh Puan Noor Aishah. the wife of the Yang rti-Pertuan Negara. will open a Christmas fair at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 9.45 a.m. tomorrow.
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    Next Tariff Board hearing in S'pore from Monday
    218 11 Next Tariff Board hearing in S'pore from Monday KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I The Tariff Ad-! visory Board is to hold a three-day hearing in Sin g a pore beginning from Monday to consider the inclusion of Group 3 commodities in j the Malaysian Common Market. Group B commodities Include cigars
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    Lee's weekend engagements
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Pn. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will attend a Singapore Badminton Association dinner at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Badminton Hall in Guillemard Road. on Sunday. Mr. Lee will Rive a reception to community leaders and repnsentfttives of the various con.sult.aive committees at 7.30
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    Fun fair
    37 11 IPOH. Frl. D.itin Rujimu'.i. wife of the Mertri Be>nr ol Pir:nc. Dato A:im;<d biv Said, v 11 cpe.i a fi-cd -itT fun fair of the Ram Pereaipuar Ta'yah s?:rl>' residential religious secondary schuol hejn tomorrow.
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    Factory opening
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Education MiniMer. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will open the Sin Cheong Containers Manufacturing Co. Ltd. factory in Ho PUay Quay, off Haveiock Road, at 4 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Now air-conditioned taxis in S'pore
    122 11 SINGAPORE, Friday. AIR-CONDITIONED taxis have made their debut in Singapore as an added attraction to tourists. Thirteen of a fleet of 20 taxis, sponsored by a leading hotel, have so far been airconditioned. Some Individual taxi drivers are also driving air-condition-ed vehicles. Another leading hotel
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    Singapore to enter Koran competition
    55 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore will tend two representatives to the interstate and international Koran reading competition in Kuala Lumpur in January To pick them, the Muslim Advisory Board will run a contest in Sinca pore. Tht- lirst contest will be held at the All-Malaya Muslim ary
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    Bombing practice
    33 11 PENANO. Fn. Man: quarters today announced that firing exercises and bombing practice will takr place a: the Pulau Songsoniz range near the Buntmc Island group, off the Kedali coast. next month.
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    43 12 Word, $10 (Minimum) DR. AND MRS. John express their gratitude to all those who shared their grt«f at the lorn of their son Mohan. THE FAMILY OF the Inte' Madnm Oan.Quee <;,ok Bebo Si.imi thank dotances. wreath*. attendance hi funeral on 26-11-1964.
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    260 12 it Wort* $2M I %Hn ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Inob. Golf Club Road Bund.iv service 11 a.m. BUDday Hcbool II a.m. All welcome PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SINCAPORE. Corner Orchard Koad. Peoaog Road. Suoday Hervicm n a.m. and tt c m. Sunday School I a.m. All Wai- come. >T ANDREW'S
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      S. Vietnam Crisis
      622 12 Hopes raised by the apparently orderly transfer of authority from the generals to the civilian High National Council in South Vietnam have dwindled alarmingly in the short space of a month. With the declaration of martial law in Saigon and its environs, 1 after four days of
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      Question Time
      368 12 Question time in Parliament is one of its most useful devices for casting light into dark corners: or it would be if the conventions were properly observed. These demand not only that answers be full and dear, but that the questions should be sincere and wellframed attempts to
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      U.N. Crisis
      307 12 It is impossible to believe the United Nations will actually run out of money. So much depends upon the organisation continuing its work that some solution must be found, no matter how late the hour. In his annual report the Secretary-General, U Thant, I says that if the
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    340 12 INCOMES AND THE RATES of Uift,n mi latMA Stm.n la) Bum no. ifKimv JViim |A» Salary income 55.0H1 Q I^o 150 72 72 <<•> Business income $7,500 id\ Salary income $7,500 352 352 IVft 198 (r) Business income $10,000 Salary income $10,000 #.15 MS 3f>9 369 Business income $1 2.500
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    Where the tax hits and how hard
    723 12  - Where the tax hits and how hard A STAFF WRITER r-By 1 IN a White Paper on the Cove m men t s taxation proposals an explanation is given of the programme to harmonise the separate tax structures of the four Malaysian territories. The White Paper does not deal with
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      301 12 I THINK the indifference and irresponsibility ol the larger section of the public is largely responsible for the sad state ol Singapore City I live In Jalan Aruan. otl Kampong Java Road. Ranked by two rows of terrace houses occupied by supposedly educated members of the
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      Senate and Wan Mustapha
      82 12 'PHANK you for publishing Mr. F. k. Trlndade's Instructive article on the Senate and Wan Mustapha. It Is appropriate that the dissertation came from the university. Yet. It is curious that not a single Malaysian lawyer seems to have had the time or the inclination to
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    Art by teachers
    557 12  -  FRANK SULLIVAN By U<EW members of the Malaysian public are aware 1 of the value and significance of the creative skills flowing into the educational stream from the Specialist Teachers' Training Institute, Cheras Road. Kuala Lumpur. The Institute's four-day annual show of work, which opened yesterday, is
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    General shows he is no armchair type
    365 13 ARMY CHIEF SETS A HOT PACE IPOH. Fri. Tho Chief of the Malaysian Armed Forces Staff. Lt. Gen. Tengku Os- man, bin Tengku Mohamed Jcwa. today i demonstrated to the rank and file of the i tough Malaysian Rangers that he is no
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    Van for hospital
    37 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tin- Mim>ter ta Health. Mr Yong Nyuk receive a van lor St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital from Dato Aw Chin Chye at 4 p.m. next Tuesday, at the emergency unit in Oeneral Hospital.
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    Weekend fun fair
    32 13 IPOH. Fri St. George's Girls' School here will hold a two-day food and fun fair tomorrow and Sunday to raise funds for a new $20,000 science and library block.
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    Murdered woman found in stream
    182 13 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Two youths out hunting fOT frojrs In the Pierce Reservoir forest reserve late last night found the body of a young Chinese woman partly submerged In a stream. The woman, about 25. was clad in a tight-rlttlne red-and-white samfoo and had traces of
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    Burglars take rings, medal
    63 13 PENANG. Fn. BurgUr.s broke into a teachers house in Jalan Tiiman Ria iasi night and escaped with two rings nnd a blood donor.'s gold m> I Mr Chartea Toh. 46. reported to the police that he tound his house ransacked when he and his wife returned
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    Talks on the new taxes
    385 13 First in the series will explore equitable basis for taxing the more prosperous mines... By DAHARI ALI: Kuala Lumpur. Friday rpHE Treasury is to hold its first series A of talks with business and industrial organisations on the four new tax measures on Monday. The
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    Tengku praises Jaycees
    61 13 KUALA LUMPUR, FA Tengku Abdul Rahman has congratulated the Jaycees for their "ambitious plan" to erect a $160.--000 fountain In the oval circus in front of the Chinese Assembly Hall here. In a message to the ninth national convention of the Junloi Chamber of Malaya which open*
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    Rubber takes another big step forward
    264 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Rubber Research Institute has taken another big step forward towards evolving a better technique for the production of comminuted or crumbled rubber. Today It announced a new mechano-chemi-cals method of processing rubber employing the "crumbling" technique. Castor oil is the
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    CARE chief coming for visit
    59 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The president of CARE Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere). Mr. Harold S. Miner, will arrive here on Thursday for a four-day visit. Mr. Miner will be accompanied by the executive director of Care Medico. Mr. Prank L. Qofflo. They will visit Malaysian
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    Schoolboy convicted of hurting constable
    137 13 Schoolboy convicted of hurting constable SINGAPORE, Fri. A schoolboy, Haddoari Din Jude, 16. was found guilty in a district court today on a charge of causing hurt to a police constable at the Singapore Turf Club on Nov. 1. Haddoari, a Secondary Two pupil In an English school, committed the
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    Dato made a Tun
    55 13 AT an investiture at the Jstana in Jesselton on Thursday, the Yang diPertuan Agong conferred on Da to Mustapha bin Dato Harun, the Yang di-Pertua Negara of Sabah, the honour of Seri Maharaja Mangku Negara, which carries the title of "Tun". Picture shows the King conferring
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    SARAWAK PUBLIC IS THANKED
    184 13 I/UCHING. Fri.— Sarawak's acting Chief Minister. Mr. James Wong, in a broadcast over Radio Malaysia < Sarawak i tonight thanked all people throughout the State for their magnificent loyalty. cooperation, and contribution In making National Solidarity Week a success. He also expressed the Government's appreciation to
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    Second anniversary
    18 13 SINGAPORE. Pri. Tomorrow marks the second anniversary of '.he formation of the integrated Par East Command.
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    'My rich son-inj law'—by bankrupt lawyer
    241 13 'My rich son-in-j law'— by bankrupt lawyer I£UALA LUMPUR, Fit 1Y A lawyer, P. W. Au-Yong, with liabilities totalling $347,500, told a public examination here today that his wealthy son-in-law in Thailand had agreed to settle his "legitimate drbts But lie did not know wh?n his son-in-law would come here
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    Youth Centre opening
    42 13 KUALA LUMPUR. FrL Tengku Abdul Rahman will open the National Youth Training Centre at Kuala Kubu Bharu on Sunday. Courses on administration ot youth clubs as well as advanced courses on leadership will be con* ducted at the centre.
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      853 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channeb S—K.L.5 K.L. P. Pinang The Little Rascali— "Our Gang 6— lpoh Malacca 630 Hu <*leberry Hound: 7.00 DU ooT ~T :c News in English; 7.10 Cantonese p.m.; 2.30 Test pattern and Opera "Loy Pu"; 7.30 I Love music; 3.00 Opening ana Prog- Lucy "Audition Show"; 8.00
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    Djati a liar: Sultan
    561 14  -  HALL ROMNEY From 'HE TOLD ME THREE LIES IN SYDNEY ...NOW I DON'T BELIEVE ANYTHING HE SAYS' T ONDON, Fri. mo is a liar," the Sultan of Brunei said yesterday. The Sultan was amplifying his statement here on Wednesday, in which he denied arec c n
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    Fishing for D-Fund: 'Why police intercepted boats...'
    150 14 Fishing for D-Fund: 'Why police intercepted boats... i DENANG, Fri. The Chief Police Officer. Mr. J. J. Raj Snr.. today explained why three trawler boats fishing for the National Defence h ii ml were intercepted by police on Wednesday night ■The police have a duty to perform and that is
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    Council meeting
    29 14 PENANG. Fri.— The Penang Island Ruial District Council will hold its monthly meeting at the conference room. Baneunan Titan- Tn Syed Putra. at 3 p.m on Monday.
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    'WE WILL PRODUCE SUFFICIENT RICE IN i SIX YEARS'
    148 14 'WE WILL PRODUCE SUFFICIENT RICE IN i SIX YEARS' IZANGAR. Fri. -Malay-' sia should be able to produce sufficient rice for her own consumption in another five or 1 six years, the Mentri Besar, Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim, said yesterday. "We must strive hard to be self-sufficient." he
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    HOSPITAL CONDITIONS COME UNDER FIRE
    97 14 PENANG, Fri. A U.D.P. Opposition member. Mr Teh Geok Kooi (Tanjong Tengah). last night suggested that the Penang Hospital Visiting Board should drop in at the General Hospital incognito. "They will then be able to see for themselves what actually happens there. he told the
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    Search for reported Indon invaders off
    127 14 Search for reported Indon invaders off T^IBONG TEBAL. Fri. Police jungle i squads today called off a big search for thre«» armed Indonesian infiltrators reported to have been seen by tappers near Kampong Changkat. 3.J miles from here on Tuesday Members of the Malay- sian armed forces from Taipinß had
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    Blood donors enrolment
    68 14 PENANG. Fri.— A Kulim oranch of the Blood Transfusion Association has been formed with Mr. Tan Chee Seng as president. Mr. Gooi Seng Hui secretary and Mr Soon Cheng Leong treasurer Dr. Wong Chung Kin. medical offlcer-in-charge of Kulim Hospital, today expressed the hope that with the
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    The things to do IF the sirens wail...
    348 14 THE Ministry of Local Government and Housing has advised the public to take these precautions should they hear air-raid I KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. warning sirens: IF IN A BUILDING. remain indoors and keep calm. If there is no prepared indoor shelter, take
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      The doctors for town and ulu
      176 15 VL/ITH reference to the recent letter on the Pioneer Spirit in the Saturday Forum. I suggest "Horse Sense is talking through his hat. He writes about local doctors being attracted by city lights and refusing to work in rural areas etc., and that much
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      Vigilantes
      65 15 T*HE Central Government -1- is asking citizens to Join the Vigilante Corps. I do not know why no unit has been formed in Port Swettenham. I personally would like to join. There are thousands of youths in the town and district who are free in the evenings. Why not
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      Foreign soil
      71 15 CINGAPORE Is in Malaysia. separated only by the narrow Straits of Johore. As a result plants with soil on their roots are not permitted to enter mainland Malaya from Singapore. If the authorities are to adopt this policy of "plants confrontasi" why not prohibit planting material beinc taken
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      Good example
      52 15 f)UR teachers are not v really starving to dea-n and living in crumbling huts are they? Those who are for the pay petition should think of our nations Increasing expenditure In facing confrontation, and not of the postmen's increased allowances As teachers they should show an example. M.
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      TOURISM AND SPITTING
      120 15 tVERY DAY. on television and radio, we are urged to "Fight T. 8." When shopping we are inundated with appeals to contribute ca S.A.T.A. and we are told that three out of every four children in Malaysia are suffering from T.B. Why then, do not the health
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      Half-way study
      53 15 STUDENTS selected by the Ministry Of Education are allowed to further their studies in morning preuniversity cla-sses. But I cannot understand why some mission schools deprive students of their studies half-way. Just because they did not do well In their first year. After all, it Is a two-year
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      STRAY COWS IN THE GARDEN
      183 15 AFTER Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's remarks about our dirty city, and the tragic death of a lawyer m. Bukit Tlmah Road we can expect something to be done about the stray cows that perhaps wander freely along the roads, streets, and on private property in
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      NEITHER PEACE NOR WAR
      172 15 NEITHER PEACE NOR WAR IN the Suez ensis there was never any formal declaration of war but the situation was officially stated as "a state of armed conflict". Since 1946 the status arising' out of a war like situation where diDlomatic relations between two states or groups of states are
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      Books for the troops
      132 15 BOOKSHOPS are tew and v far between and books are expensive in Sarawak and Sabah, and there can be boredom aplenty for our troops In oil-duty hours spent In lonely outposts. During Malaya's 12-year Emergency the bigger stores placed collection boxes at their entrances In which
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      No ladies?
      146 15 EVERYDAY we are told it is our duty to come up to our country's expectations and enlist in one or other of the organisations set up for the defence of the country Much radio air time is spent in announcements to do this or that to show our
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      AN INJUSTICE
      96 15 ARE the police aware of the Injustice when taxi drivers are fined for picking passengers at bus stops or carrying more than four passengers? Pirates taxis pile In seven to eight passengers at bus stop and taxi stands caring not a whit for any regulation. Pity the poor
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      NO PARKING-1
      90 15 I SUPPORT the proposal 1 not to allow parking in busy street.-, during office hours except to set down or pick ud passengers. This should be Imposed as soon as possible To those who object to such a measure. I would respectfully ask that they see for themselves
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      NO PARKING-2
      63 15 As I was approaching a "No-parking" area in Stamford Road < Singapore ,> I saw two motorcycles parked within the prohibited area. To my surprise they belonged to two duty-conscious members of the Mobile So.uad who were preying at a nearby corner. How do the police expect the
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      FIRE TEST
      73 15 V EARLY 200 people were made homeless and there was property damage of $500,000 in the fire at Ulu Langat. This was while the firemen were out testing their engine. Fire engines admittedly have to be tested, and accidents always happen when least expected. But surely there must
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      Teachers unions and unity
      292 15 TWE recent outburst by the President of the Graduate Teachers Union accusing the N.U.T. of breaking up the unity of teachers was uncalled for. The N.U.T.'s signature campaign for public support for the claim for housing, medical facilities and parity with college trained teach- ers for
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      The brazen pirate taxi operators
      209 15 ■yOUR comment on pirate taxis in Singapore was timely. But I would draw your attention to the pirate taxis which ply between Ipoh and the surrounding villages, new villages and towns. They do so brazenly, pulling up one behind the other at the bus stops,
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      Speedy post office
      97 15 MR. Kil bourne iS.T. Nov. 25) should take heart over th? increase In postal charges. Things .are obviously improving, An urgent letter of mine, postmarked November 13. before the new ratas came into force, was delivered in Kuala Lumpur on the same day as a copy sent
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      227 15 DIAMOND DE LUXE VACUUM JAR RCFRIS MADE Or HEATEX GLASS KEEPS COLD Ml HOT W0 SPOHTAHf OUS HAST J I PRODUCT OF FEgZMHOT BTTLE CO. LTD HON6 KOMB SERRAVALLO'S TONIC A famous Italian Bark and Iron Tonic Wine since 1848 Has been awarded 24 Gold and Silver Medals. Over 10,000
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      303 15 ifi)r A leodir>g finance company offers profitable M^W avin 9 Pans with more benefits protection. Mm AUTHORISED CAPITAL 5,000.000.00 T\ £f PAID-UP CAPITAL -$1,000-000.00 %4 fm total capital funds- s 2.200,000 oo _j>^fct Plcoie contact mbm REMOVAL SALE Moving out for Reconstruction NOW IR FULL SWING EVERY DOLLAR OF YOURS
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    9 16 AS TEXTILE FIRM C E LEBRATES THIRTIETH AN NIVERSARY-
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    Faith in State's future
    656 16  -  LIM BENG TEE By SENATOR KO TO I OFFICIALLY OPEN NEW OFFICE AND SHOWROOM I SENATOR Ko Teck Kin, president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will today open the new office and showroom of Hong Bee Textiles Co. Ltd. at 73-75, South Bridge Road.
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      133 16 HONG BEE TEXTILES CO., LTD. J Congra tula tions to MESSRS. HONG BEE TEXTILES CO., LTD. on the occasion of their 30th Anniversary and Official Opening of new premises at 73-75, South Bridge Road, Singapore 1. from <|si£> SEKIYA CO., LTD. Manufacturers, Exporters and Importers Head Office: P.O. Box Central
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    Japanese firm helps to train technicians
    426 17 Japanese firm helps to train technicians qXDYO Rayon Co. Ltd., more popularly known in Malaysia as Toray. claims to be the world's third largest synthetic fibre maker (after Dv Pont and. Chemstrand). The company manufactures nylon, polyester, poly prolylene. acrylic fibres, and plastics, resins and films. Two of its products
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    Secret is in the new processes
    134 17 Secret is in the new processes KUREBI fabrics, for which Hong Bee Textiles Co. Ltd. ■ile agents for MalayMu. are proving ever popular with "fashion conscious" women In this country. This Is because all the fabrics are treated with the latest processes in the factories of Kureha Spinning Co. Ltd..
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      222 17 Congratulations to MESSRS. HONG BEE TEXTILES CO., LTD. j on the occasion of their 30th Anniversary and Official Opening of new premises at 73-75, South Bridge Road, Singapore 1. from I \KIV\I»A A CO.. LTU. Bingomachi 3-Chome. Higashiku, Osaka. Japan 32-A. Circular Road. Singapore 1. Tel: ***** Congratulations j to
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      82 17 SMART YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WEAR J JF 111 from tetoron centre HONG BEE TEXTILES CO. LTD. 73-75, south bridge road, Singapore. Congratulations to feS \J Mm VJi 19 E Eli-^^^sv TEXTILES CO., LTD. w\V —JL--* (7*^ on the occasion of the opening j\ 1[ -J wholesale and retail <i»*.L
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      546 18 (Continued from Page 12) SITIiUIONS VACANT 7 Ward* SI I Wm.)— Box SO el*, sxlra WANTED WASHING AMAH. Call at at "J" Hei-rn building. -'U Orchard PRIVATE PRACTICE In XL requires Doctor stiitr age, year grail perience. salary expected. Apply Box AIYII S.T. X.L EXPERIENCED COOK with recent good reference
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      834 18 SITUATIONS VACANT I Wm.»— 801 ill rtm e-trn HOUSINC A DEVELOPMENT BOARD, SiQKiipo.e. PosU of Temporary Works Apprentices. Machine Supervisor, Lands Inspector. Architectural Draughtsmen. Resettlement Officer, Housing A Maintenance Inspectors and •Temporary Telephone Operator advertised on IH-H-64. 29-7-64, 10-U-«4, 1-10-64 and 14-10-64 have been oiled. All applicants tbanked. APPLICATION! ARE
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      1172 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT M Uords, Si Mlh.)— Box SO rts. ex!r« UNFURNISHED ROOM To Let. Bachelor or Single Girls preferred. View at .No. 121 Tanjong Km loo*. Spore I*. b'STRiCT ii tully rurnisbed three itedioonii- Kround/2nd Uoor dats. Apply J S Lee Co.. a Jalan UeleagganK 8 pore SUH.V) o FURNISHED
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      974 18 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE til Word* SS (Mlm.)—Box M rts. rxtrm 16 ACRES 5! Mile. Ulu Klanu Koad Frontage Adjoining Hill view Ideal for Housing Principals. Apply P.O. Box 327. K.L. FOR SALE No. 158. Petaltng Street, Kuala Lumpur. Freehold and unmetiiatp vacant possession. Please contact Skrine A Co.. 44
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      950 18 EDUCATION tt Words SS (Mtit.)— Box St ett. axtrm ■OUCATION iN INS U.K. D.X Llewellyn Aaooclateo Ltd.. EducatlonaJ Consultants, may he consulted oo all aspects of education in the U.K. Through their Placing Service toey can arrange entry to schools, oollsges universities (Advice is not available on ovoolarsbips, employment or
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      739 18 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Words U (Mill.)— Box M cU. extra LAOV PARTNER for >ucrntl\e business, must nave $4000/-. Prepared to work part-time Apply giving telephone number to Box A6OS9 8.T., Spore. DOGS, PETS, ETC. Word* U <mtm.>—**m eta, etre) TREAT YOUR PCTS to a really enjoyable vitamin and calcium enriched meal.
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      871 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE ?0 Horefj $5 (Mia.) Box 5» rU. extra VIRY COOD CONDITION 1X59 Plat 1100 $2625 0.n.0. or trade-in. Tel. S pore ***** after 1t. 30 a.m. 1964 OPEL RIKORO. 1963 Morris l.n-0 c.c. l!<6t Peugeot 404, 1960 Mcrrln 1000. Tel' Spore ***** call Ng. FORD CONSUL 1955
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      603 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE i» Word! Si I Vim.)— Box 50 cl*. extra JAGUAR MARK TEN ReKlntered In Dec<mr>er li'b:i. air conditioned, taxed. c'ln»ured. low inlcaKe, immaculate condition. 4U. Jup ter Road. Spore after 1 p.m. 1960 A 40. II Wa«en. I«JM o K.kord. i;.r,T y Pref. ll.Mlnor, K *(«o. R
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      1094 19 %9 m P^B UB faT\ I P \isf rf TO LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST U k.. NsS'BOn Ml P. Sham Penang ani ilochus Literpeel, Glasgow ll Part MENESTHEUS LiverpKl, Avonmouth ll PL/Dec 2 Dk 3 myrmidon Havre, Livsraaai, Glasgow.... Gda. 31 D». 2 AJAX Limaeil Dec 5 Oec Oec I
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      1246 19 POl THE.E AC 'LINES Plane 7(11. Plate ***** Plaie'i3ll Plan ***** SAILINGS TO BEYROUTH, LATTAKIA CENOA, lE HAVRE. HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP. ROTTEROAM, AMSTERDAM, GOTHENBURG. AARHUS AND COPENHAGEN. "KAMBOOIA" (a) C. 35-31/21 Nev/foec 4 1 Dec 1/ t Dee "KOREA" (I) It/21 Oec 22 54 Oec 25 2* Oec "BASRA" (a)
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      1312 19 Benuline EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. UrNVDAririr fa Liverpool Dec 27 tJL,WVMAi,KIJL, Antoeip Jan II Smgaperi P. S'nam Peiang Rotterdam Jaa 14 it. 4/Nev2l Nev 21/ 2 Dee 3/ S Hamburg Jaa II nCIIVAII A For London Bee 24 bLNVALLA Hamburg Jaa 3 Singapore P. Sham Penang
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      1312 19 jtoj^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO. LTD. Ic^jVi LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE r*"^ HULL ANO MIDDLESBROUGH Singapore P. S>am Penang CITY OF LEEDS Gil. 42-43,21 Nov I CITY OF CHICAGO Gil. 6-7/31 Niv i CITY OF BATH 21 Na»/ 1 Die t CITY OF RIPON 25/27 Oec 21 Dec CITY OF
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    98 20 MELBOURNE, Prl.— Industrials TX were barely steady. Leaders moved narrowly with trading ngaln quiet.. Henry Jones dropped 2 to 90 making a 6/- decline for the week. Bat* metal steadied. Oils eased slightly. CR.A 46/U Mount laa 40/8 N. Broken Hill (10a.) 41/7 Ampol 11/6 Aust. Con. Ind
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    97 20 THE Malayan Excnanca Banks' Aisociatlon made these changes In rates t. merchanta yesterday (all ratea to $100): New York: buying TT 32 11/16, airmail OD 32 13/16 90 d/at. 33 1/8 credit bills. 33i trade hills. Canada: buying TT 35 1/8, airmail OD 351, 90 d/st, 351 credit
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    H.K. RATES
    37 20 ON the In* ticnanii markit in Honii KonK yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at MM for TT and 5.74 i (or cash. Stirling waa quoted at 15.98 and an* tail ot gold at 2001.
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    CLOSING PRICESI
    30 20 November 27. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: B9i| cents (down three quarters of a cent). TIN: 5742.25 a picul (up S3 37.) Unofficial estimated offering: 180 tons (up 25 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    248 20 November 27. Three months. INDUSTRIAL* Bouatrad 13 eta. Uolteers IS cti. Uualop* 16 cti. M Containers lieu (j,>v Uev. 7 ct«. M. Cahlea 15 eta. smelters 21 eta. mcAFim vr 12 cv Hf-.. 1A eta. SJ Invrau 12 eta Kn< Uiap 12 eta <) c i; c. 18
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    Defence of sterling dominates rubber
    521 20 Defence of sterling dominates rubber HCB. and Co. Ltd. In their weekly Malayan rubber market report say: The pattern of this week's market has been governed by the behaviour of sterling, and the measures taken by the British and Central banks to correct the situation Tiie main underlying factor following
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES ARE STEADY, TINS QUIET
    1034 20 By Our Market Correspondent fNDUSTRIAL shares stead--1 led in a small turnover on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, while tin shares were very quiet with business restricted by the wideness of quotations. The implications of the Budget have still to be digested and
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 20 Malayan Stock Indirrs Nov. 26. Nov. 27. •Industrials: 87.32 87.47 Tins: 132.23 131.87 rubbers; 110.12 109/J6 •Dec. 30, 1963 ajj 100. Der. 29, 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IN MALAYSIA
    805 20 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of tne Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of share* traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustoad (1.000) 51. 57, (1,000) $138: C.S. Holdings (4,000) $2.37; E. Smolton (2,000) $3.94. (1,000) $3.96: F. and
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    64 20 /'HINESE Product Eiehangi, Sin- napori noon pricti per pieul ycttorday: Coconut oil: bulk Ibti sellers, drum SS9« sellers Copra: ".A/Dec. UK /Continent: I'miuoud. Popper: Muntok whlto SI.VJJ RFllers, Sarawak whit" $1474 sellem. special Sarawak black $13°Ji eeUars, Unnpon* black ***** arllrr »137 i sellers. Singapore Copra Association noon
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      1149 20 «4« KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific and Atlantic Service Hongkong I, Fiancisco L. Angeles N. Tork P'phu Baltimore "Tiuneslima Mart" 31 Dec/2 Jaa 17 us 21 fat 1 Ftk It Fee 11 Fek "Halswertky Beacit" 2S/27 Jin 13 Fik II Ftk I Mar II Mar 11 Mar West Coast
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      723 20 SPORE P. SHAM ETA/ETD ETA/ETD FROM JAPAN HONGKONG m.v. "STATE OF MAHARASHTRA for Madras, Cochin Bombay Nov. 30/ Dec. 2 Chief Agents: R. Jumabhoy Sons Ltd., 24, Malacca Street, Tel: *****/7 *USmUA/NEW ZEALAND SERVICE INDIA PAKISTAN AND P. CULF SERVICE Tl: Frenmtle. Aleliile. Meliiine, Srflli in Madras ill Nafaiattiaasj Penani
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      288 20 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM: Scaalmat.ai at* Clitiilltai Pirts IN Bauksk all NMf Kaag Penang P Sham S'oo THEBEN (Calls Pusan. Japan) H *l'.\ TtMESIS (Calls Manils) 14/19 Oec 11/11 Die 11/21 Bee THERMOPYLAE (Cans Pusan. Jaoan) BARBER LINE FROM U.S.A.. EAST AND ftESI COASI PORTS IURANDOT t Dee FERNUKE ft* TARANTEL
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    RUBBER PRICES
    218 21 I DECEMBER first grads ru»b«r r.e.b. closed at S p.m. in Singapore ana Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 691 ontsperlb. down three-quarters of a MM on Thursday's closing level for the position. The ton* was quiet alter slightly earner. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. dating prices In cents per lb. yesterday:
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    136 21 SHIPS lying alengsids the Slniapera Hsrbeur wharves er «i»«ctsd today: TeKeItMTK 1 1X Benvrmckle 3/4, Tung v of Chicago 6/7, Chakrata Id 11, Bougainville 13/14, Langkoeas i:. 16. Cbyebassa 18. Ocean Peace 19, Kmplre Klttiwakr 21/22. Crusader .'.-> M Emilie Maersk IS. Orna 29/30, Oylon 31 T.
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    Straits tin up $3 after London adjustment
    176 21 London advices were a shade lower than expected and the opening was marked down in accordance. Conditions were very quiet and about steady at the lower level. Forward browns came in for some attention, but lower sheets were neglected apart from some smal!
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      SRC keep lead
      121 22 SINGAPORE, Fri. Defending, champions Singapore Re- creation Club kept their place atj the top of BHA League Dtv. 1 with a 4-0 win over Prisons at the padang today. Recs have collected nine points from five matches. Their nearest rivals. Ceylon SC and Police, have six points
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      Hanif hits 95 v Queensland
      87 22 BRISBANE. Fri Hanif Mo--1 hammad, world record-breaking cricket captain of the Pakistani XI. MM top scorer with 95 on the opening day of their match against Queensland todny. when the touring side were all out for 284. John Mackay was the bowling hero of the
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      SCOTS FIGHT BACK TO BEAT THE REST IN MUD
      397 22 by Mansoor Rahman KUALA LUMPUH, Fri. Scotland and the Rest played ducks and drakes on the padang today and managed a bit of rugger too in the annual M. Andrew's Day match. The Scots, always more determined on these occasions, i
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      SAAA to coach in Chinese now
      345 22 ATHLETICS By ERNEST FRIDA: Singapore, Friday THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will launch a "woo-the-Chinese-Schools" coaching programme next week in a determined drive to improve the standards of athletics in the state. A special course for Chinese I school teachers the first ever attempted
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      Final rounds of Foong' and Heah Cups next week
      254 22 Final rounds of Foong and Heah Cups next week BADMINTON KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Selangor BA have finalised arrangements for the Foong Seong Cup and Heah Joo Seang Cup zone finals and challenge rounds j at the Selangor Badminton i Hall next week from Wednesday to Sunday. The inter-zone Foong
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      JOHORE TO r CONTEST ~ B-CUP FOR FIRST TIME j
      117 22 JOHORE TO r CONTEST B-CUP FOR FIRST TIME j KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Seven teams have entered for the Burnley Cup interstate soccer tournament which starts on Jan. 2. Entries to date are Selangor. Penang. Johore, Negrl Sembilan. Malacca. Kedah and Singapore. Johore have entered for the first time. With the
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      STUCKEY DETHRONES SAY CHUAN
      245 22 SUNGEI PATANI, Fri. J., Stuckey of Penang became the new singles champion In the Kedah lawn tennis open championships today when he beat defend- j ing champion Lim Say Chuan 6-0,, 6-1. Say Chuan who had held the title for the past two years, put up
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      Two sent off in RDY Cup final
      255 22 Two sent off in RDY Cup final KILAT CLUB 1 KINTA INDIANS 0 IPOH. Fri. The Ipoh 1 District F.A.s RDY C ip linal between Kilat Club, the holders, and Ki-ita Indians at Stadium Perak today developed into a footbrawl. Referee Norman Boswell gave marching orders to two player*. Kilat
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      SUMMARY
      24 22 SOCCER Minor Units Cnp (Kluang): 34 Coy GASC 9 16 Field Ambulant*. Malacca 0. Killing Lgc: Gurkha Engineers 3 10 Fed. Engineers 1.
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      Wineman can surprise
      346 23  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by VERSATILE 7-YEAR-OLD HAS GOOD CHANCE WITH BOTTOMWEIGHT OF 7.7 IN THE $15,000 TENGKU'S CUP JPOH. Fri. Wineman, the bottomweight with 7.7. can spring a surprise in the $15,000 Tengku's Cup to be run over 9f here on Sunday. The Rawson seven-year-old is a
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      86 23 I ONDON, Frl. Tim Brook- shaw and Paddy Parell, who&e careers as steeplechase lockeys were ended through injury, returned to Warwick racecourse yesterday to open a new £32.000 stand named in their honour. Prom their wheelchairs they unveiled a plaque in the lounge i.r the "Farrell-Brookshaw" s'.iind.
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      Spotlight on the fancied runners at Ipoh
      633 23 Spotlight on the fancied runners at Ipoh EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Ipoh tomorrow. Race One Bravado: Fourth to Teh Su Su over 8J f on Wednesday winner over BJf in Clas6 Five at Penang last month. UoJconda: Second to Teh Su 8u on Wednesday: will appreciate longer
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      Tomorrow's Ipoh acceptors and riders
      1524 23 Race One— 2.o Cl 4 Div 2 ($5,200) 9£ 1 ***** Tcrang Bulan a iSegamat Kongsi) Tulloh, 6 9.0 Coleman 4 2 ***** Bravado a (Jonuh SO E. Breuk. 8 8.12 (F) *Woag 7 3 ***** Gay Giselle h cl. C) Mawi. 6 8.10 Smith
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      115 23 INTER-MILAN PLAN TO PLAY WITHOUT OFFSIDE RULE MILAN, Fri. A friendly soccer match here on Dec. 8 between Internationale Milan and Atletiro Madrid may be piayed without the offside rule being applied. Helenlo Herrera. Argentinianborn trainer of the Italian club, believes the offside rule In soccer should be abolished. He
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      262 23 Cycling only sport under suspicion, the ICU complain rpHE International Cycling Union complained here A yesterday that cycling seemed to be the only sport under suspicion and pressure because of alleged "dope taking," by some competitors, at the Tokyo Olympic Games last month. The complaint was made ZURICH, Friday during
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      183 23 FIFTY -EIGHT YEARS OF ENTERPRISE iMMMaV volume of tht Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce 220 page*. Attractively produced and printed on good paper. Full-colour cover depicting the new building and a close up of the dragon murals. Illustration* in colour and black and whit*. CONTENTS INCLUDE: The Fascinating history of
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      142 23 w>- m m SOCCER BAFA Jr. Cup: RAP Tengah v Arsenal 5.15; Dlv. 2 final: Star Soccerltes v Blue Rovers 6.45 (both matches at Jn Besar). Burnley Cap: FAS trial match (Princes Rd 3.30). Friendliei: Penang Burnley Cup XI v RAAF. B'worth. 7.00; Penang Selection v Fed. Armed Forces B.
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    MPs TOLD OF THE TRAINS THAT STOP WHERE THEY LIKE
    263 24 MPs TOLD OF THE TRAINS THAT STOP WHERE THEY LIKE i KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. j Complaints against the railway administration were made in the House of Representatives today by Alliance back-benchers. Their biggest grouse was that trains were never on time and that, on certain routes along the East Coast,
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    Air-sea search for pilot: Hopes dim
    106 24 SINGAPORE, Fri. Hopes have dimmed in the two-day air-sea search for a bomber pilot, missing after his two-seater Buccaneer plunged into the sea off Changi yesterday. He is Lieut.-Cmdr. Paul Heath Perks, 33, of 801 Squadron of the Flee Air Arm. The search was
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    Political offensive agairist Soek is urged
    397 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MALAYSIA must launch ;i "firm political offensive* 1 against Indonesia to outlive confrontation, Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toll Chin ('live, said here today. "Such an offensive can act as an effective bulwark against President Soekarno's political expansionist designs in this
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    20 24 TAIPEH. Frl— The Asian Per> pies Anti-Communist League today adopted a resolution supporting Malaysia against Indonesian aggression. AP.
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    Lock icon First aid for wounded Congolese
    78 24 First aid for wounded Congolese AMID the horror and the shambles that is Stanleyville in the Congo, a white mercenary takes advantage of a lull in the shooting to give first aid to a wounded Congolese. The mercenaries raced into the rebel-held city to join up with Belgian paratroopers despatched
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    Man caught with knife during riot is freed
    129 24 SINGAPORE, Fri. Poh Yeok Hun. 26. a banana dealer who admitted having a knife tucked at his waist during the July disturbances, was today acquitted on a charge of being in an armed unlawful assembly at the Changi Road-Joo Chiat Road junction.
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    364 24 LONDON. Frl. A week Of violent fluctuations in the stock markets ended with prices on the downward path again. Following their sharp advance yesterday, prices reacted on a broad front as the continuing economic uncertainties again made themselves felt. Selling was on a modest scale
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    RUBBER
    48 24 LONDON. Frl. Spot 21-3/IM., Jan. 20-13 16d Feb. 20\d.. Mar. 20-11 16d.. Jan. Mar. 20-13 16d.. Apr. June 20-11.16 d.. July Sept 20\d. Oct Dec. 20-9 16d.. Jan Mar. 20'^d.. Apr. June 20'jd, July Sept. 20' jd.. c.l.f. Dec. 20\d.. Jari. 20'^d.. Feb. 20-7 16d. Tone: Quiet.
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    27 24 LONDON. Pri.— Buyers £*****.; sellers £1482';, Forward buyers; £1452',. sellers £1457-,, Settle- 1 ment £1485. Turnover m.m. 130 tons. p.m. 45 tons-. Tone: Steady > but Inactive.
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    32 24 SINOAPORE, V Pri. A dinner In conjunction with the Chong Pang Village community centre third anniversary celebration, originally fixed for tomorrow, has been postponed to Dec. 3 at *7 p.m.
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    423 24 MALAYSIA'S STRENGTH AND WEAKNESSES— BY THE TIMES TIMES talked today in a leading article of Malaysia's strength and weaknesses. On the positive side. The Times said, Malaysia's currency is hard and it commands its own resources in foreign exchange. In the "Asian economic league table" it is second only to
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    Crash liner limps in: Six seamen still missing
    196 24 Crash liner limps in: Six seamen still missing NEW YORK, Friday, JMIK Israeli luxury liner Shalom limped into New York with a shattered bow yesterday over 12 hours alter slicing the* Norwegian tanker Stolt Pagali in half off New Jersey. At least 13 of the tanker's 43-man crew were killed.
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    64 24 HONG- KONG, Pri. Hong Kong's 89 banks received a stem warning that they would probably be closed down unless they met the requirements of the Colon<'s new banking ordinance within two years. The new law calls for each bank to maintain a minimum capital of
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    40 24 SOUNOARARATN AM son of N»B»lingam. brother of Ch.Uiah SuncaJ Knuanic Batata, Ayadural Sahal Kitate, BrntonK, Kandiah and Mm Nalllah of H.nml p.isar, K. Lumpur iy [x-accfnlly on 27-11-64 at BentonE Hospital. ("ortn.v leaves 192 Charming, F.-ntonK nt 3 p.m <
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