The Straits Times, 11 December 1964

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    SABAH CRISIS SERIOUS: TENGKU
    351 1 Premier: 'I still hope he might reconsider../ HE DENIES OFFER OF DIPLOMATIC POST TO STEPHENS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday TtNGKU Abdul Rahman said today that the crisis in the Sabah Alliance was serious and he intendad to continue his mediation efforts. "It is my intention to see
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    Lock icon Somali curbs on retail licences
    47 1 MOGADISHU. Thurs.— The Somali Government has passed a law to slop the issue of retail trade licences to foreigners and 1 evoking licences already issued. The law will mainly affect Mopadishu. where most of the retailers are Arab, Asian and Italian. Reuter.
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    TWO MORE CAPTURED
    777 1  -  GABRIEL LEE: Hour-long battle in swamps From MUAR. Thursday CECURITY Forces today captured two of the Indonesians who landed at Semerah, 20 miles south of here, early yesterday after on hour-long running gun battle in knee-deep swamps. This brings the total eliminated in the present operations to
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    Lock icon Indon Reds, nationalists join ranks
    257 1 JAKARTA, TMursdav JMIH Indonesian \;ili<>iuilisf Party luis joined mnks with the Communist Party in launching :i campaign for suppression ca ;i more* men I advocating Soekarnoism. The movement was initiated by non-Communist newsmen and publishers who formed an organisation called the Body for the Promotion
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    'Gratifying' response to defence fund, says Senu
    162 1 'Gratifying' response to defence fund, says Senu KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, has described ihe response to the National Defence Fund as "gratifying." "Bui we still have a Ion:; way to go to reach our target of S3O million." Inche Si
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    Red attacks beaten off
    55 1 SAIGON. Thurs. Communist forces were repulsed in two major attacks in different parts of South Vietnam yesterday and today, with at least 177 dead. military sources here reported. Meanwhile, fighting continued, though less fiercely in Binh Dlnh Province as the longest battle of the war went
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    Lock icon Miracle escape
    38 1 SYDNEY. Thurs.— All nine airline staff aboard a Qantas Boeing 707 esrupt-d unhurt when lightning rißped a ,4ft.-by-3ft. hole in the plant's radar dome yesterday. The Boeing was on a tost flieht west of Melbourne. Renter.
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    'Aid, but not at expense of others'
    752 1 'Aid but not at expense of others' Dissatisfaction is good sign, says Minister, and he tells why... in ALA LUMPUR, Tlims. Malays will be assisted l<> play ii greater part in commerce and industry but not ;it the expense off Hit' other races. "This is the policy of the Alliance
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    28 1 SPACE PLATFORM SHOT CAPE fENNEDY. Thurs —America today launched Titan military sp.n c rocket in trst to send oft dummy satellite from flyini; spue platform Reuter
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon She's not black, so she can't be beauty queen
      170 2 She's not black, so she can't be beauty queen Ll >\K.\ Thurs colour- I t-d (mixed blood) girl in Lusaka has given up the title of Msss Zambia lfHi*' conferred on her last week by a mixed panel of indues which included ;m Atrican doctor. Henrietta .Monteiro, 20, raised a
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      Sharp drop
      34 2 TOKYO. Thurs. Britain's 19 per cent import surcharge was on« of the major unfavourable factors that caused Japans exports to I fall sharply In October, the Japanese Ministry of Trade said today
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      Lock icon US to Soekarno: We want full protection for our envoy Jones
      488 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday fHE United States is asking Indonesia to give assurance of full portection to its Ambassador, Mr. Howard P. Jones, in travelling officially in that country. The State Department expressed an '•exceedingly serious" view of the refusal by
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      Lock icon 'AMERICAN SHIPS SHELLED US' says HANOI
      409 2 'AMERICAN SHIPS SHELLED US' says HANOI 'Fresh act of war 9 charge to Control Commission TOKYO. Thursday. fJOMMUNIST North ietnam yesterday charged that '"three U.S. warships" shelled a North Vietnam village before dawn yesterday. The New China News Agency in a broadcast monitored in Tokyo said the charge came in
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      Lock icon New airline in Philippines
      56 2 MANILA. Thurs.— A new ..nine will aUUft operatiors in tile Philippines on Dec. 20 with the ■IttnJ here of eight DC-3 pianes :r-;-.i the United State* it i nounced yesterday. Colonel R''iie Barretto. president of Pilipinas Orient Airways (Fairways), said the new alrUnfl will Initially serve
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      Lock icon The call-up: NZ 'must follow Aussie lead'
      155 2 The call-up: NZ 'must follow Aussie lead' AUCKLAND, Thurs.— New Zealand has no alternative but to follow Australia's lead and introduce compulsory military service here and overseas, Mr. K. L. F. Brown, presidpnt of the New Zealand Army Association, said yesterday. New Zealanders disliked large peacetime armies, he said, and
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      Indons take over the Chartered Bank
      98 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Minister of Bank Affairs announced yesterday that the British Chartered Bank had been taken over by thi? Indonesia Government under a Presidential decision of Nov. 26. The Minister. Mr Jusuf Mud» Dalani. said a special provisional team had been established wlmh
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      Lock icon Tshombe flies in quietly
      59 2 ROME. Tliurs M: M ,se Tshonibc arrived here today for .in audience with Popp Paul with cuy police or the alert (or Communist demonstrations atiumst the Congolese leader. But despite violent Communist Press tirades denouncing I'i.s visit. Mr. Tshombe'.s miival went unmarked by niy incident. Ttit
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      Lock icon Mean couple jailed for cheating immigrants
      115 2 I ONDOX. Thurs. A man and a woman, ■said to have, systematically defrauded Indian and Pakistani Immigrants hy pretending to be able to ret immigration documents for them, were jailed yesterday. Lilian Jo Allanb.v. tt, a former model, w;. s given four years, and
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Jagan is beaten: A shaky coalition shapes up
      371 3 Jagan is beaten: A shaky coalition shapes up j GEORGETOWN, Thurs OPPOSITION leaders yesterday began assembling a fragile-looking coalition to replace Dr. Cheddi Jagan's Government, defeated in Monday's National Assembly elections. The Government is being forged out of the narrow majority accumulated by the union of the People's National Congress
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      Lock icon SPAIN MINISTER'S SON 'I'M A RED') JAILED
      93 3 MADRID, Thurs. Jose Daniel Lacalle, 24-year-old son of Spain's Minister of Aviation, was sentenced to eight years' jail yesterday for Illegal association and illegal propaganda. Lacalle, whose father General Jose Lacalle has been Air Minister since July 1962. received four years on each
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      Lock icon Move to liven up the English Sunday
      209 3 Move to liven up the English Sunday T ONDON, Thurs. Laws dating back more than 300 years still regulating the calm of an English Sunday should be swept away so that 20th Century Britons can enjoy themselves on their day off work, says an official report. If the Government accepts
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      Lock icon Dame Edith dies
      17 3 LONDON, Thurs. Dame dith Sitwell. 77. the poet, died In andon last night. A.P.
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      Lock icon A MURDER TRIAL ENDS IN 52 SECONDS
      78 3 LONDON, Thurs. Ramsey Shannon, 33, a painter, was sentenced yesterday to life imprisonment at the end of a 52-second murder trial. Two of the 77 words spoken in the trial were uttered by the defendant. When asked for his plea, he replied "guilty."
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      Lock icon Bernhard in crash
      21 3 AMSTERDAM. Thurs.— Prince Bernhard was slightly injured yesterday In an accident involving 50 cars on a superhighway. UPI.
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      Lock icon New Soviet satellite
      13 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. Another Russian satellite. "'Kosmos-51" has been launched. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Tarita—the 'why' of Anna-Brando court battle
      230 3 Tarita— the 'why' of Anna-Brando court battle SANTA MONICA, Thurs. The main reason for the court battle between Anna Kashii and ex-husband Marlon Brando over their son is Tarit.i. it was disclosed yesterday. The Tahitian mil (above), who co-starred with Brando in "Mutiny on the Bounty," is living: with him.
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      Lock icon Little girl lost—a shock end to hunt
      98 3 Little girl lost— a shock end to hunt IIfARRINGTON (North TT England), Thurs. A nationwide search for a six-year-old girl ended last night when her body was discovered on wasteland here and police said a man will appear in court later today. Police said the child. Maureen Cunninghaip. was found
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      Lock icon Actor Quinn gets divorce in Mexico
      71 3 MEXICO CITY. Thurs. The newspaper La Prensa reported here today that actor Anthony Quinn was divorced yesterday in Ciudad Juarez from Katherine de Millp. The divorce was granted in the first civil court. The report said that Quinn. who is a Mexican, had divorced
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      Lock icon Jet scream appeal
      38 3 PARIS. Thur*. The stateowned Air France yesterday said that it would appeal against a court decision 1 holding it responsible for any ill-effpcts caused by the scream of its iet airliners using Nice airport. Rcuter.
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      A 'united thrust9 to end race hate in Britain
      125 3 A 'united thrust 9 to end race hate in Britain OSLO, Thurs. Dr. Martin Luther King, 1964 Nobel P'-.um- prize winner, said yesterday that leaders of ecloured immigrants in Britain were planning a "united thrust" to solve the country's crowing race problems. Dr. King told a Press conference the decision
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      Lock icon PULLMAN HEIR ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS TWIN
      97 3 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Timothy Nicholson, wealthy 22-year-old estate agent, was charged yesterday at Temple City with the gunshot murder of his identical twin. He and the twin. Todd F. Nicholson, we.c heirs to part of the Pullman railway coach and Cudahy Meat Packing
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    AUPE BLAST AT NEW RULES
    488 4 'Rights accorded to murderers must also be accorded to accused public officers' SINGAPORE. Thurs THE Amalgamated Union of Public Employees today condemned the new Public Service (disciplinary proceedings) (procedure) rules 1964, introduced in October, "because they arrogate to the Public Service Commission powers over and
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    Gas workers threaten to strike
    129 4 Gas workers threaten to strike SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Public Daily-Rated Gas Workers Union has threatened to take industrial action ovc-r the alleged delay by the Gas Department to build quarters for its daily-rated staff. The union's secretary, Mr. K. Packirisamy, in a letter to the General Manager. Public Utilities Board,
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    Combo contest
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Tickets for the Malay Youth Literary Association's combo band competition, which will be held at the Victoria Theatre on Dec. 23 and 24, are now available at $1.50 and $1 from Robinsons, C. K. Tang and H. Hashim of 134 Arab Street.
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    ENVOYOPENS SWISS FOOD FESTIVAL
    99 4 ENVOYOPENS SWISS FOOD FESTIVAL SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Swiss food festival to popularise Swiss food here was opened at the Hotel Singapura today by the Swiss Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Richard Aman. Organised by Swissair, the festival will close on Dec. 20. Swissair flew tn two chefs. Mr. H. Schumacher and
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    Police Band today
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Police Band will give a public performance at the Jalan Kaki Bukit community centre from 5 pjn. to 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Safety First
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Junior Safety First Councils 1964 Inter-Secondary School Safety First Exhibition, which is sponsored by Esso, will be opened by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. at the National Library Lecture Hall at 10 a.m. on Dec. 17.
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    HANS ANDERSEN CLUB TO FETE 500 CHILDREN
    109 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A mammoth Christmas Party for 500 children will be held :<t the Raffles Hotel tomorrow ftftcffMML It is organised i>y the Hans Andersen Club with the co-operation of many commercial houses in Singapore. Delirhtful gifts and wonderful treats are in store
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      195 4 WHAT'S GOING ON AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE ON 13th DECEMBER 1964 at 7.30 p.m.? ITS THE FINALS OF THE CLIFF RICHARD AND THE SHADOWS SINGING AND BAND COMPETITION. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Tri« Crcscendos (Four Best Selling Hits) Tony Castillo (Jan numbers) The Sapphires (Shadows' popular numbers) Wilma Tang (Popular Hits) The
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      313 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR T^rr^rV^.srt Paya L*bar airport, Singapore ARRIVALS BOAC Krom London, Frankfurt. Damascus. Karachi, Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur (BA 794) 5.45 p.m.; from London. Zurlcb, Tel Aviv, Teheran. Bombay, Colombo (BA 712) 6.25 pm. from Sydney, Darwin (BA 701) A. 55 p.m. Alitalia: Krom Rome, Karachi, Bombay. Bangkok
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      149 4 Alitalia: To Sydney (AZ 766) 7.55 p.m. British Eagle Airlines: To Bombay. Istanbul. London (808 662) 12.33 p.m.: to Bombay, Nairobi. London (EOS 220) ft.so p.m. Air India: To Madras, Bombay, Cairo, Rome, Parts, London, New York (AI 111) 6.45 p.m.: to Jakarta (AI 106) 2.15 p.m. Oantas: To Sydney
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    Kelantan is relying on Federal cash to pay its bills: Bompas
    880 5 Auditor-General's report shows up 'serious irregularities' in PMIP State Govt's finances KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday 1 THE serious state of Kelantan's f inan- cial position is reflected in the 1963 report of the Auditor General presented to Parliament today. Criticising
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    THE MEN WHO ARE CURBING US—BY TUN OPENG
    163 5 THE MEN WHO ARE CURBING US— BY TUN OPENG KUCHING, Thursday. THE Governor of Sarawak, Tun Abang Haji Openg, said today that the actions of traitors and outsiders were preventing Sara»wakians from obtaining full civil, political economic, social and cultural rights. He said this in a message to schoolchildren in
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    Kidwai's visit to Sarawak and Sabah
    76 5 ZT UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. IV he Indian High Com- 1 jioner here, Mr. Mustapha Kamil Kidwai, will pay a six-day official visit to Sarawak and Sabah beginning on Saturday. It will be his first visit to these States He will arrive In Kuchlng on
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    Koran contest
    23 5 KAJANO Thurs The Ulu Lansat district will hold \X.i annual Koran reading contest at the Arabic School here on Dec- 24
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    A cultural festival by youth
    82 5 IPOH. Thur.s. Four Asian youth organisations. took part in the Pesta Bella youth cultural festival' organised by the Perak branch of the Malaysian As- 1 soclation of Youth Clubs at the St. John Ambulance As- I sociation Hall here. fast] night. The participants, who were
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    Razak for meeting
    31 5 KUANTAN. Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. will open the annual meeting of the East Pahang Umno division at Chenor. 60 miles from here, on Sunday
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    Christmas dance
    26 5 RAWANO, Thurs.— Members of the Portland Club here will hold I their Christmas dance at the club house on Dec. 18 at 9 o.m
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    Nanyang expenditure going up
    181 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs, TTHE estimated expen- diture of Nanyans: University for next year is expected to cxi ceed $4 million an. increase of more than 1 $1 million. This is contained in a i draft estimate which is to i be finalised by a five-man finance committee
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    Charming kimono dancers
    84 6 IN attractive costumes reminiscent of the era when the Charleston was the craze, these charming Japanese Imperial dancers wait to take a bow at the end of their opening performance at a leading Singapore hotel. At the microphone in a kimono glittering with thousands of sequins is
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    Work Brigade to help farmers harvest padi
    274 6 KANGAR, Thursday. pERLIS is to form a "Work Brigade" to help farmers to harvest their padi crop next month. The decision to set up this brigade was reached at a meeting last week-end after a heated debate on whether harvesters from south Thailand
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    PROTEST BY A.A.M. AT DOUBLED FEES
    126 6 PROTEST BY A.A.M. AT DOUBLED FEES UENANG. Thurs. Moto- 1 rlsts must protest "however briefly" against the doubling of fees for driving licences without even the small concession of a reduced fee for a threeyear licence, writes Mrs. K. 8. Lim. secretary of the Automobile Association of Malaya, in the
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    Rotary flood aid
    20 6 TELUK ANSON, Thurs. The Teluk Anson Rotary Club has given $100 for flood relief in South Vietnam.
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    Suspended union boss files writ
    216 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. I T h o m a s Vincent Gomez, suspended sec-retary-general of the i Singapore Manual and Mercantile W o rkers' Union, has filed a writ in the High Court ReRistry to stop the union from forcing a resolution suspending him from 'office.
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    Lock icon Malayan troupe tours Sabah
    58 6 lESSELTON, Thurs. The J 28-member Malayan cultural troupe gave the first performance of their tour of Sabah at the Jesselton community centre tonight. The cultural group, comprising members of all Malayan youth dubs. Include eight girls. Highlight of the show was n dance based on the
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    Socialist MP's missing speedboat is found
    135 6 pENANG. Thurs. --Po- lice today recovered a speedboat belonging to Mr. Lim Kean Siew, 1 1 Socialist M.P. for Dato I Kramat. The boat named Chi Shirle after Mr. Lim's American wife. Shirlo Gordon v.;i> minimi yesterday morni ing. A 100 hp model, valued
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    Body formed to promote journalism
    88 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs An association to promote professional journalism in Asia has been set up in India, it was learned here i today. I Prorc.s--.or P. P. Singh, head of the department of journalism at the Punjab University has been I elected president of the
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    Head dies, 61
    40 6 1 SEREMBAN. Thurs —M: \\.»lter De Silva. 61. a retired beadmaster of St. Paul's Institution here died yesterday 15 clayi after the death of his wifp. He died the home ol hia daughter, Lyn. at Petaling Java.
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    $118,000 to riot victims as grants for relief
    327 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs REHABILITATION grants totalling $117,--7!).") were distributed today to families of '2.) victims who died in the July and September i iols and 14.*{ persons who were injured. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othinan Wok, was present at the Havelock
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    Information van for S'pore tourists
    95 7 Information van for S'pore tourists SINGAPORE. Thurs. The chairman of the Singapore Tourist Association, Mr. B. H. Melwani. will officially receive a $10,000 1 mobile information van from its j donor. Dato Dr. Aw Cheng Chye, the association's honorary presici- ent on Dec. 28. on behalf of the Singapore Tourist
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    Union party
    30 7 .SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Motor Workshops Employees Union will celebrate its ninth anniversary with a buffet party at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce auditorium at 7 p.m. '.omorrow.
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    MINISTER PRAISES ZEAL OF MISSION HOSPITAL
    145 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yo n g Nyuk Lin, today praised the staff of St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital for their dedication and zeal. He was speaking at the annual concert of the hospital's children held under the patronage of the wife
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    Luncheon talk
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr Maurice Baker, Director of ExtraMural Studies, University of Singapore will give a talk on "Universities and adult education at the Ys Men's Club of Singapore's luncheon at the Prince* Restaurant on Saturday.
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    MAYDAYHOLIDAY: NTUC TO MEET PREMIER
    277 7 MAYDAY HOLIDA Y: NTUC TO MEET PREMIER SINGAPORE, Thurs. rilE National Trades A Union Congress is to Bend a delegation to meet the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, on Monday to seek clarification on the May Day holiday issue. In statement today, the NTUC's secretary for information and publicity.
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    Humours start rush for birth certificates
    187 7 Humours start rush for birth certificates OINGAPORE, Thurs. A rush for extracts of birth certificates has been taking place for the past two weeks at the registry of births and deaths here. This follows rumours that the fee' for an extract would be raised from the present $2 to $10.
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    Singapore wedding
    67 7 INCHE Abu M. ms,, i bin llussin, third son of Inche Ilussin bin Zainal. and Che Fatimah binte Zainal Abidin. second daughter of lni -in Zainal Abidin bin Babu. after their wedding a I l.i l.i n I l)i in Singapore. The bridegroom is a teacher of the
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    Sale of work
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. will open a sale of Social Welfare children's centres work at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday, at 10 a.m.
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    'I visited Socialist h.q. with bomb case accused'
    262 8 —WITNESS TELLS COURT SEREMBAN, Thursday. A SELF-CONFESSED Army and police deserter toid the High Court here today he visited the Socialist Front headquarters in Kuala Lumpur with a man now charged with possession of explosives. Abdul Manap bin Daud. 37, a prosecution
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    CLASSES FOR ADULTS IN SABAH FROM JANUARY
    102 8 CLASSES FOR ADULTS IN SABAH FROM JANUARY TESSELTON. Thurs j 1 J Adult education class- 1 M will be introduced in Sabah next month. This was announced here today by Inche Abu Bakar bin Zainal, who was sent here by th. Federal Ministry of National and Rural Development to organise
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    150 Methodists at conference
    39 8 PORT DICKSON, Thurs. tfore than 150 delegates from the Methodist churches in Malaya and Singapore are attending their 70th innual conference at the Meiholist Centre here. The conference, which opened oday. will end on Sunday.
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    $5,000 radio sets stolen
    50 8 PENANG. Thurs.— Nearly $5000 worth of radio sets belonging to Hagemeyer Trading Company bave been reported missing from a Kodown in Weld Ouav. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Abdullah, the chief goods cleric told the police that the sets were deposited in the godown on Dec. 1.
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    Aid for old folk
    31 8 BATU PAHAT. Thurs. A $4,000 handicraft workshop and a recreation hall will be built by the Rotary Club here for the old people's home in Jalan Kluang.
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    ON ALERT FOR SOME TIME YET, SAYS WOK
    166 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. this morning; predicted that Malaysia would have to face Indonesian confrontation for "some time yet". "But I am happy to say that Malawa has gainrd more support on her side. "Many countries,
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    HK film star greeted by 200 fans
    80 8 PENANG. Ttmr* Hour Kong star Miss Yoo.ig Yoong was greeted by 200 fails at, Bayun Lepas airport when she arrived tin;morning to mike personal appearances in connection with lier new film "The Seven Fairies." "This is a pleasant surprise." Miss Yoong Yoong said
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    6 new pioneer industries
    61 8 rhe Government has granted pioneer status to the following inlustries: prepared animal feed, iron and steel milling from scrap, ion-ferrous metals castir.g. pulp, i.tprr and paperboard. washing I md cleaning compounds and glass md glass products. Their products include grvs.s neal for animals, recovered iron. ■ecovered
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    Council expenditure
    22 8 TANGKAK. Thurs. The Serom local council. 10 miles from here, has approved an estimated •xpenditure of $***** for next year.
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    Immigration check to keep out the playboy students
    239 8 Immigration check to keep out the playboy students pENANG. Fri. Ma- laya does not want "playboys' from Thailand, a spokesman of the Immigration Headquarters said here today. These youths, he explained, entered the country ostensibly as students but they spent their time mostly In coffeeshops and places of amusement. To
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    MIC branch officials
    54 8 RAWANG. Thur.s. Mr. MX. Thamb'io was elected i of the local branch lI the Malay&iun Indian Congress n: the 17th annual meetlni? held al the Youth Club here yesterday. Others elected: Vice-prrs.dc mi. Mr. P. T. Varchrse; mci<l;civ, Mr. N. M»nickßm: assi.v: retaiy. Mr. k. Sobramaniam and
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    An example to Soek's wild boys...
    130 8 KANGAR. Thurs TIjALAYSIAN youths are very disciplined compared with their "wild and uncontrollable" counterparts ir, Indonesia, the Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad, said yesterday. "Even their own Government has no control over the young hotheads in Jakarta." he told the conference of Perils youth
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      199 8 llhtf Onp By V. T. ti tint lin WHO'S OOPg" SAY.' ...FIRST YCOME AROUNP SAVIN' J*^*""^ I VVWf. SURE.' SAME y^^ I WELL PLEASED TO '•^'t&^'Cl WHAT \OU TRYIN' MXIRE TH 1 WEATHER GOP... YVTEAN 1 AS MV NAME IS [WO? MEETCHA YOUK U?// PSSsT/ V^ T' PULL ANYWAY? AN'
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      How calypso cricket was born
      1876 9 How calypso cricket was born When 'Yes' meant 'No' and the star bowler was jailed for sports' sake ONE evening in lanuary ]<X!) 7 Charlie Cumberbatch, Trinidad's foremost professional cricketer, w;is gaoled in the Port of Spain on ;i palpably faked charge. When the indignanl Nea, r o called for
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      234 9 Van Heusen have the look for men who prefer fine shirts Van Heusen of England make fln« k^b Bblru Ilko this Van liruscn £M ggV^Mk Vantage Premier, lor example. In St Egflgg^iHt non-iron poplin. From your loc'U V^g^V^Vr^' Van Heusen stockist, in white. I cream or plain colours and a
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      House approves $3.6 mil. estimates for Ministry of Commerce
      990 10 House approves $3.6 mil. estimates for Ministry of Commerce SPEAKER CUTS SHORT DEBATE BY RULING 'ONLY MINISTER TO SPEAK AFTER LUNCH'— THEN RELENTS OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS -Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. debate on the estimates of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry was cut short by the Speaker when he ruled this
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      That turnover tax: Nair gives some figures to support his argument
      451 10 That turnover tax: Nair gives some figures to support his argument for Pahang to be developed into a tourist centre. The PMIP Member for Besut, Inrhe Mohamed lUud bin Abdul Samad suggested the relaxing of conditions to allow more Malays to participate in business. He felt the present restrictions "too
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      Sarawak education: A pledge by Minister
      259 10 I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The acting Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. assured Sarawakians tonight that the Central Government would not change their educational system without studying regional and national reQuirements. Speaking in the House of Representatives he said that on educational matters the
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    Tengku gets $300,000 for Defence Fund
    72 11 A SMILING Tengku Abdul Rahman, receives two cheques for a total of 5300.000 from Mr. Kunme Shaw for the National Defence Fund in Singapore. Looking on is Singapore's Minister for Na- tional Development. Mr. Lim Kirn San. One cheque for 5250.u'0 is from the
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    JAPANESE AWARDS FOR SABAH, SARAWAK
    122 11 KUALA LUMPUR, j Thurs. The Japan- < ese Government has offered two scholar- 1 ships, one each to Sabah and Sarawak, for post- graduate studies in I Japan in the academic i year beginning next April. Applicants must be Sabahan or Sarawakian under 35 on
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    Five-conviction man jailed
    44 11 IPOH. Thurs. A labourer. Mohumed Sallehan bin Ahmad, H. MM today sentenced to .six months' jail for retaining a stolen i bicycle. Mohamed. who pleaded not i guilty, had five previous convictions. He will be under police supervision for a year.
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    $5,409 for hospital
    21 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Donations amounting to $5,409 were received for the Lady, Templer Tuberculosis Hospital here last month.
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    Dr Tan is told: Back up your case or else...
    428 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. THE Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun, threatened tonight to report the Socialist Front leader, Dr. Tan Chee Khoon. to the House Committee on Privileges if he failed to substantiate allegations he made during
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    Pahang Umno reaffirms faith in Talib
    90 11 KUANTAN, Thurs.— The Pahang Umno today reaffirmed its full confidence in the former Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib. who resigned on Monday. A statement made after a meetinp of the executive commitif- praised Inche Rahman for ■taping down in the interest
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    Indian Congress call!
    54 11 Indian Congress call SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Youth section of the Malaysian Indian Congress In Singapore is organising a meeting of all Indian bodies at the M.I.C. office in Race Course Road on Sunday to finalise plans to collect money (or the j National Defence Fund, and to celebrate Uie birthday
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    Charity art show
    47 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs Mrs. S. the Minister for Culture, will declare opt-n the exhlMUon and sale of pauu-'.?-gs by two Miiivvi" Brtktt In aid of the Spittle Children's Asthr Singapore Aanetethe DfHi ipd rhe Btnnpoif Children's Society at thf National Library at 4 pm. tomorrow.
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    Lock icon FATHER OF DEAD R.A.F. MAN MAY FLY TO SINGAPORE
    98 11 FATHER OF DEAD R.A.F. MAN MAY FLY TO SINGAPORE fLASGOW. Thurs. A Scottish engineer. Frederick Campbell of Paisley, whose airman son was killed in a crash in Singapore at the weekend, is hoping the Royal Air Force will fly him B.OPO miles to look after his son's family. Senior Aircraftsman
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    Perak civics course
    31 11 I TELUK ANSON. Thurs. Th< 1 Raja Muda of Perak will open I one-day civics course for 130 kam pout; headmen in the Lower Perali llrxM on Monday.
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    Flats for ratings from next year, says Osman
    150 11 Flats for ratings from next year, says Osman SINGAPORE. Thurs. About 200 flats are I to be built for junior ratings of the Royal Malaysian Navy at Woodlands here next year. This was announced by the Chief of the Malaysian Arm!ed Forces Staff, LJeut.-Gen. Tengku Osman bin Tengku I Mohammed
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    21 12 M Wmm fl» (Minimum) CHRISTOPHER DOMINIC AHEARNI rM 0 lad paaeafally in his home ai C.rk 1r.1.,,:,i s.,tnr<l:.v r'ifth liecem-
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    59 12 ?o Wortta Sl» 'Hinlmal MRS PADUA nnd children th.mk .il fl MtVM for their kind •dajaneaa, and attvndame .i: the funeral of the late Joxeph Maurit< THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Quell Rasa si.inK of Butterfly Aye. sincenh tlmnk relative* and friends for then kind condolences, wreatha and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 12 m nris f Winimum) MEMORIAL SERVICE for lati lambai will he held .11 Pev.nth Day AdventiM Church. 401 I'pper s, r.mcoon Road. Singapore Sundnv December 13. IMK, 5.00 p.m. JUln':v>"< and friends kimlly invited.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    270 12 War** Sl* (MlmJmmmm) SUNDAY STRINCS RIJSTTAFEL" mow vMth the Cockpit Hotels L:^hl is lore i 2 ITS MORE than enjoying yourself Oa ''*****:1 and you'll he moat wanted i.v Raton Piquet. Parin. CANOLES: CANDLES! CANDLES! VI A shapes, see the htMMI The Mir.n Shop. Fltzpatrlck a. CHRISTMAS IS Only
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  • The Straits Times Friday, December 11, 1964.
    • Article
      Too Much Politics
      588 12 j The people of Singapore may welcome Tengku Abdul Rah--1 man's advice to give party politics a rest. The leaders of the pro-Communist. antiMalaysia parties will take no notice. But they are not the only ones who help to make Singapore what the Tengku called, with only
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      Wilson's About Face
      332 12 T\\x> facts emerge from Mr. Harold Wilson's talks with President Johnson. The Americans have complete British support for their attempt to heal the festering quarrel within the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. Much more unexpectedly, the British Prime Minister appears to have accepted, at least in principle. the
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      A State Awry
      313 12 The Kelantan disclosures in the Auditor-General's report deal with the financial position M it was twelve months ago. It jhas since grown worse. The position at the end of last year was "very unsatisfactory", bearing out the warning Mr. Bompas had given in his report for 1962.
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  • LETTERS
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      New taxes and fringe benefits
      306 12 New taxes and fringe benefits WITH reference to my letter on taxation which you were kind enough to publish, obviously there are grave doubts in the public mind on the suitability of the turnover, payroll and crown cork taxes. If the Finance Minister, Mr. Tan has had any second thoughts
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      Suffocating in the Gombak bus
      136 12 ■TIVERYONE who has to journey daily between Gombak and Kuala Lumpur during the busy hours must be uncomfortably aware that the bus service Ik now quite Inadequate. The rapid development of new estates and the opening of tin mining areas in this neighbourhood during the
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      Space in the low cost flats
      110 12 J REFER to Mr. Soh Chuan Seng's letter commenting on "Flat Space" It ls the Housing and Development Boards policy to construct low cost flati to cater for the needs of the lower income group. The majority of this group prefer to have bigger
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      Memorial
      71 12 A LMOST a year and a half has elapsed since we last heard about the plan to build a memorial to the victims of the Japanese during the occupation. After the "breaking of the sod" ceremony by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, at the site in Bras
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    • Letter
      Minor fault
      67 12 A LETTER by Mr. Michael Cheng (ST. Dec. 3). may give the impression that breakdowns In ihp sound system at the N.ttional Theatre are frequent. There have been only two instances of slight breakdown In the sound system during a performance. The faults were minor and were rectified
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      Sarawak's blind students
      92 12 rONCERNING Sarawak's blind students. Christine and Jihl. would you be so kind as to publish a correction which I think is of public interest. The tuition fees, boarding and lodging expenses, and the air passages by Malaysian Airways for these students are borne by the Sarawak Society
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    Learning Malay—18
    386 12 Learning Malay 18 a IN today's lesson we will learn the pronunciation of the letters I, r. s and h. The letted I (for the voiced alveolar lateral) is used in all positions and pronounced as the 1 In late or tail. NOT as the l in bottle, e.g. lanult
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    Lock icon SPRING ELECTION FOR BRITAIN?
    1046 12  - SPRING ELECTION FOR BRITAIN? MORA BELOFF By WANTED: A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE FOR LONG-TERM PLANNING BR IT A INS Labour Government would prefer to go back to the country and fight another General Election on a "back-to-the-wall" austerity ticket rather than slam on the economic brakes and recover financial equilibrium
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      83 12 WHEN IS A YOUNG MAN READY FOR MARRIAGE? Is a girl making a j mistake when she I marries a "man" of 19? j Is he still half a child j as far as character de- I I velopment goes? What I does he know about I money about him-
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    Unions hit at the payroll tax
    451 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs IT WILL DENY US A CHANCE OF ASKING FOR HIGHER WAGES, OTHER BENEFITS...' CIX trade unions, affiliated to the National Trades' Union Congress, today accused the Central Government of placing obstacles in the Singapore Government's path towards progressive industrialisation by its latest
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    Primary school fees: Ningkan annoyed
    191 13 Primary school fees: Ningkan annoyed KICHING, Thurs. Sarawak's Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan. said on his return here today that he was annoyed that no provision had been made In the Federal Budget for abolition of primary school fees in Sarawak and Sabah. "The failure of the Federal Minister
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    Variety show date
    33 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Th» "Musicale Cracker" variety show of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul at the National Theatre will be staged tomorrow and not op Saturday as reported earlier
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    Club Xmas party
    29 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The, Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will speak at the Hans Anderson Club Christmas party for Children at Raffles Hotel tomorrow afternoon.
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    600 TURN IN STRIKE BALLOT PAPERS
    140 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Strike ballot papers sent out two weeks ago by the National Union of Hospital Assistants to its 600 members were returned to headquarters here today. They will be counted on Sunday. The ballot papers were sent out because the union was
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    Abduction trial jury out all day
    102 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The trial of five men, arrested In connection with the abduction of Low Cheng San, aged nine, entered its fifth day at the Assizes today The entire day 1 proceedings before Mr. Justice Choor Singh were held In the absence of the
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    Armed Forces Chief tours Woodlands
    41 13 LT.-GENERAL Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohammed Jewa, Chief of Malaysian Armed Forces, inspecting a guard of honour mounted by ratings of the RMN during his tour of the Woodlands Base in Singapore yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    Penang councillors study Singapore's housing projects
    338 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs pENANG City Councillors visiting the Housing and Development Board here today were given an insight into how Singapore plans and administers its public housing. The 13-man delega- tion of seven Penang councillors and six officials from Perjang and Kuala Lumpur, led by
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    MORE FOR NATIONAL DEFENCE FUND
    163 13 MORE FOR NATIONAL DEFENCE FUND 1/-UALA LUMPUR. 1V Thjrs. More donations were received today by che Straits Times for the National Defence Fund. The staff of Ismail Standard Type Primary English School, Muar, donated $9888; and Form Two Bof the Government English Secondary School. Tapah. sent $33. The total received
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    Political secretaries say: We've no need for guns
    271 13 Political secretaries say: We've no need for guns OALA LUMPUR. v Thurs. Seven political secretaries interviewed today were surprised when asked whether they carry arms. In the House of Representatives yesterday Mr D. R. Scenivasagam. the PPP leader, described Mr Yap chin Kwee. political .secretary to the Prime Minister, as
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    Postal chief flies home
    41 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Inspector of Posts, Brunt!. Haji Ali bin Abdul Khan, left hrn for Brunei today after a 10-day study of the Malaysian postal ncrVlCt's. Hail Ali recently attended ft f'nfVtpnce of post-masters in Vienna.
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      673 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 K.L. and Penang Flickers; 8.00 News In Mani- iimh Mb>._ darin; 8.10 Harmonica SoloLst— 6 Ipoh Malacca. w Rong JeR g3Q Expedt I.M.; 5-15 Te»i puiurn and uon "In the Valley ol the music; 5.45 Opening and pro- shadow ot Death. 1 9.00 News gramme
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    BROWN NAMED ROTHMANS CHIEF EXECUTIVE
    78 14 BROWN NAMED ROTHMANS CHIEF EXECUTIVE i I the monthly board meeting of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaysia) Ltd. which followed the annual general meeting on December 1. the general manager. >Ir. J. M. Brown, (above) was unanimously appointed the managing director of the company. Mr Brown nas been in Malaya
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    Tasek plan second cement kiln at Ipoh
    336 14 Tasek plan second cement kiln at Ipoh FROM HENRY PAUL in size. posed major difficulties due to the lack of suitable conveyance. "Though we have been In production only about three months." added Mr. Yeoh. "we have already sold our urM million bags of cement and we are indeed grateful
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    New rubber consumption record in America
    108 14 New rubber consumption record in America CONSUMPTION of new rubber in the U.S. will set a new record in 1964. Mr. Earl B. Hathaway, president of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. predicted. He foresaw the use of 1.925.000 tons by December 31 an increase of 9.1 per cent over
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
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      HE PLANS SPECIAL POLICIES FOR CLUBS
      117 14 HE PLANS SPECIAL POLICIES FOR CLUBS IY|R. K. S LING former overall programme secretary of the Chinese YMCA, has been appointed manager of the accident and sickness department of the American International Underwriters. Ltd. Mr. Ling, a noted youth worker said that insurance was fast becoming an essential part of
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      Drop in number of companies
      127 14 mHERE has been a notlceX able .slackening in Singapore's business climate in the last few months and this is reflected In the new businesses being registered. Fewer companies were progressively registered each month during the first three quarters of the year. During the July-Sept, period
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    • Article
      Less steel
      46 14 West German rolled steel outout in November fell to 2.060.523 tons from 2.304.983 tons In October according to provisional figures Issued by the Federal Bureau of Statistics. Production In January November tills >ear was 22.935.928 tons (19 336.926 tons in January /November last year).
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    BIGGER IMPORTS
    64 14 Japan's Imports of crude rubber In September totalled 17,565 metric tons, compared with 17.574 tons in August, the Japan Rubber Importers' Association reported. Consumption of crude rubber in September stood at 15.347 tons, or an Increase of 1.607 tons over the August level. End-Sep-tember stock of crude rubber
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    New Japanese milk launched locally
    204 14 -i-llKl I hundred guests, 1 including the Japanese ambassador to Malaysia. Dato K Kai. attended a party in the Selangor Club. Kuala Lumpur on Friday to launch a new Japanese dried milk powder on tv the local market. The party was given jointly by Morinaga
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    S. AFRICA OPENS SYNTHETIC PLANT
    148 14 A SYNTHETIC rubber plant with an annual capacity of 35,000 tons has been opened in Sasolburg. South Africa. The Synthetic Rubber Company (Pty.) Ltd. plant will produce butadiene and styrene rubber and will have a considerable effect on the chemical industry, the Minister of Economic
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    Record output in U.S. autos
    88 14 U.S. auto output this week is scheduled to exceed the 200,--000 mark for the first time. Auto makers plan to build 222.960 cars this week, up 48 per cent from 150.544 last week and 19 per cent ahead of the 187.337 a year ago. Dow
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    Wheelock help air cargo service
    144 14 Wheelock help air cargo service Wheelock Marden and Co. v British business group with connections in many Southeast Asian countries, said in Hong; Kong it was putting up money to help Lloyd International Airways extend its freight services in Japan. Thailand and Malaysia. The British Independent air carrier, which biu
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      405 15 THE Security Council chamber's public gallery was crowded and extra guards were on duty to check the credentials of every one seeking entry. This was to avoid any possibility of a repetition of the wild demonstrations which interrupted another Congo debate in 19ttl. when fist-swinging, chain-wielding American Negroes,
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      258 15 Paratroop rescue in the Congo provokes a clash Opening of the Security Council debate develops into black-and-white issue UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. fHE United States, Belgium and Britain were accused yesterday of aggression in last month's rescue of white hostages in the Congo as the Security Council met in emergency session
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      298 15 Thailand and Israel urge 'rescue fund' to ease UN crisis UNITED NATIONS. Thursday. ISRAEL and Thailand appealed yesterday for contributions to a "rescue fund" that would ease the U.N. financial crisis. The appeals, which came from the Thai Foreign Minister. Mr. Thanat Khoman. and the Israeli Deputy Prime Minister. Mr.
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      Train-bus crash
      55 15 I.UCKNOW. Tuurs. Tv four people were killed and 72 i when a pas.si-nuer grain collided with bus at v manned level crossing yeMen Tiv.se killed and al! bu: two of the injured were passennor.^ i. the boat which was compi' snu.shed. The train's engine derailed ;>nd thr driver
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      246 15 I^IFTY Belgian Ca--1 tholic missionaries have been rescued by Premier Tshombe's white soldiers, according to messages received from the rebel zone. The missionaries were at Xiansara. a town about 100 miles northeast of PaulK. the Government column's destination. Another column, led by Major "Mad
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      320 15 Straits Times Crossword M3BOM 6. Bill has deal of trouble 1. Pur is' put ixw-i; in warm and about a firm embrace (8). dry c-a^li <6>. 7. Perhaps the arrow has varied 5. Tcrnbiy sad about ".lie morn- length. In short (5). mc drmk twins water! <5. 3l 8. Brown
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    164 16 THE WEAPON INTENDED TO PANIC THE BRITISH 1 Warhead— 2.ooolb. of explosive 2: Radio and guidance equipment 3: Steel framework 4: Alcohol tank 5: Liquid oxygen tank 6: Double-walled alcohol delivery pipe to pump 7: Hydrogen peroxide tank 8: Turbine and pump 9: Combustion chamber and venturi. 10: Chain drive
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    1297 16  -  Herbert Morrison At 4.03 p.m. on June 13, 1944 the Germans test their first V-2 rocket and start a new panic asked great^ f V-bomb 1 Lrow...by DAVID A IRVING A CHERWELL felt that Morrison had tailed to appreciate his arguments. Privately he
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      177 17 V'AIROBI. Thurs.— The last British soldier leaves Kenya today, and tomorrow at midnight Kenya becomes a Republic within the Commonwealth. About 80 men of the Ist. Bn., the Staffordshire Regiment, will parade at the airport and be inspected by Kenya's Prime Minister and Presi-dent-designate.
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      131 17 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. i Mr. Toshikaz N. Hashimoto, a steel magnate from Tokyo, was beaten and robbed of about US$3,OOO and wandered In a daze for more than a mile before a passing motorist aided him police said yesterday. Mr- Hashimoto. 37.
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      75 17 VIENTIANE. Thurs. The Laotian Government yesterday produced a White Paper containing a collection of evidence on "North Vietnamese interference in Laos It included details of Vietminh prisoners, their diaries and interrogation records. International Control Commission comments, explanation of the part played by North Vietnamese
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      352 17 Malaysia defence: Wilson says it again WASHINGTON, Thursday. \IR HAROLD WILSON made it clear yesterday that Britain intends to stand by Malaysia in her fight against Indonesia. He told a news conference that Britain is "fully committed to help Malaysia against Indonesian subversion. He was discussing Britain's commitments outside the
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      253 17 Then on to Ottawa for 'buy more 9 talks with Pearson OTTAWA. Thurs. Mr. Harold Wilson arrived here yesterday and immediately put Canadians on notice that he wanted them to buy more from Britain. He told Mr. Lester Pearson, the Canadian Prime Minister, as they greeted each other at the
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      52 17 WASHINGTON I iiurs. Mr Patrick Ootdon Walker. Bri:..-!'» .ry i- 1 iled >'v hi« Sovii i number. Mr. H nyko lor ratiKiiiK d.Miias.un of »urld prohlemi tMn ywfrrrday. Mr. Walter told reporter* 'jri ;!ie Soviet BMitMMT hat It* ;ind Mr. Oromyku tvould be mcp'.:!ig ;ig;i:n T.ot betoie
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      58 17 SEOUL. Thurs. South Korea 1 broke diplomatic relations with Mauritania today on the ground ihm the African republic recently recognised North Korea, the Government announced. A statement said it was regrettable that Mauritania allowed establishment of North Korean I on Nov. 12 while it al c
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      244 17 COLOMBO, Thurs VI RS. S i r i m a v o Bandar anaike has advised the Clovernor-G eneral to dissolve Ceylon's Parliament on Dec. 17. it was announced here last night. A statement issued by the Cabinet office said elections would be held
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      49 17 CAPE KENNEDY. (FtekUO, Thurs. An attempt to launch a two-man Gemeiii sparei-ratt was halted yesterday when the rocket eiigim- shut down shortly aiui ignition. The missile and spacecraft remained on the launching pad while engineers tried to di.-^-over the I cause of the problem. Reuter.
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      28 17 SYDNEY, Thurs. A BOAC Comet flying from London with 30 passengers was hit by lightning during a freak storm over Victoria, but escaped damage.— Reuter.
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      26 17 BELGRADE. Timrs A minibus ancj an express Ham coUkted yesterday at a level ctossuik gw killine four people and (seriously Injuring nine. Reuter.
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      105 17 Cut his tongue to avoid lying MADRID. Thurs. An Italian missionary who cut his own tongue to avoid being lorced to make false statements by the Chinese Communists, arrived at Leon yesterday to deliver missionary addresses. Father Alceo Emanldl. who spent 26 years in continental China, succeeded in recovering his
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      1124 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* $S (Mm.) Box SO rt*. rxtrm VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE 1961 White n Kuropean Lady owner 6000 miles ***** 0.n.0 JOM Nutmeg Road, Spore 9. OCT. 19SS CRESTA. Condition exii'llrnt Si. 4so'- secures. Ring 2801 ext MM Ma or vlew*2-B Bedford I Haas), s lore 5. lU6O WOLSELEV
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      1248 19 W\rM THE EAC LINES Bg^v\~~/Cjß siNGAPOtc kuaia umrwtjMimmmm wmin g^SK^rr^Sj^^H eri»«t« housi k id roiom>t w.wiidooi* aVVl''.'--3v Ol 51JI utl n SJIM SAILINGS 10 BEYROUTH, LAIIARIA GENOA, U «A»Rt, HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, GOTHENBURS, AARNUS AND COPENHAGEN. Singapore a'Ma >-t. i» "KOREA" (I) IS/21 Dtc 22/24 Dtc 2S/2S Itc
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    TINS, INDUSTRIALS QUIET ON VERY THIN TRADING
    618 20 From Our Market Correspondent CONDITIONS on the \j Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterda. continued very quiet and turnover remained thin. Tins were slightly easier and industrials were more or less stagnant Exceptions were Straits Times which had business at $5.75 and $5.70 on
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    25 20 Malayan Stock Indicts Dec. 9, Dec 10 Industrials: 86.42 86.18 Tins: 124.43 123.97 S robbers: 109.36 109.36 'Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    789 20 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.S. Holding (I.ooo> 52 :tl; Dunlopi $1 SO SL, (1.000) 51. 84; Ease orrt». si SL, (1.000) 51.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 20 Dec. 10 MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69} cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $657 per picul (down $2). Unofficial estimated offering: 335 tons (up 30 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    92 20 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore k* wharves or expected today are: Auby N.W. 1, Semenylh N.W. 3. CumbodKe 3/4, Golden Spring 0/7 Turandot is. Fernsate 27/28. Ken loyal 3.1 34 Star A returns 38/39, Wes.rttin <L> 43 l.imon Maru 44, and hernoea. 46 Pert Iwottentiam WlUrf Berths:
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    GUTHRIE RESULTS
    52 20 Output from estates and mines In the Gnthrie Group for November and for 1964 todate in brackets are as follows:- rubber 9.938 000 lbs. (94.818,0001 b.). tea 171,000 lo (2.012.000 lb.), palm oil 3.057 tons (27,252 tons), palm kernels 68:; tons (6,213 tons), and tin ore 1.315 plculs
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    55 20 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Asia--1 elation made these changes In Its ftue* to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 3fl 3/16, airmail OD 33 6/16. 90 d/st. 35 13/10 credit bills, 33 7/8 trade bills. Selling TT sr OD ready: Canada 34 7/8: Holland Guilders
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    111 20 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS were steady with movement, small and about in balance. Leaders were variable. Base metals were featured by a drop of 2s. (Sd. to 40s. 7d. in C.R.A. and Mt. Isa down Is. 2d. to 40s. following announcement that copper production would cease this week. Oils
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    268 20 December 10. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead IS eta. Natlonl Iron 9 eta. Dunlopa 15 cts. Unlteers 14 eta. Ulty Dev. 7 CU. M. Containers 12 eta K. Smelters 27 eta. M. Cables 15 eta. Ksso 15 eta. MeAl Ister 13 eta Fed. Dlsp. 12 cv. M. Invest. 11
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    RUBBER PRICES
    232 20 I \ECEMBE first grade rubber fob. doted at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 69! cents per lb. up a quarter cent on Wednesday'h clc ink level for the position. T. tone was quiotly steady. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices In cents per l.». yesterday:
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    62 20 £HINESE Produce E«er»anr», Slnxaday: Coconut oil: bulk J6CI sellers, drum jh:;j sellers Copra: Dec/Jan. UK/Continent: Unquoted Pepper: Muntok white ***** seller*, Sarawak white *M7i sellers, apecial Sarawak black ***** sellers, garbled Lampon* black 5135 sellers, ASTA $145 selltrs. Singapore Copra Association noon prices: Unquoted. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers'
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    RUBBER CROPS
    54 20 The followlnfj November rubber crops are reported: Sungri TukaiiK 88.500 lb. Temerlob 111.200 IK \>rr Molek 67.310 lb. United Malacca 364.594 lb.. Leong HIII San, Lid. 147.581 lb. ai.d Nyabts 78.000 lb. Brnta 136.000 lb. Jeram Kuantan 114.000 lb., Kundong Tanjonjr I'au 237.000 lb., Mentakab 86.000 lb. and
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    H.K. RATES
    36 20 ON the free exchange market In Hong Rons yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 0.70! for TT and 0.741 for cash. Sterling vaa quoted at 15.98 and one tasl of gold at 2521.
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    Straits tin price continues to fall
    359 20 rr.KK was yet another drop in the Straits tin price yesterday of S2 to $657 on an offering estimated at 235 tons, up 30 tons. The price in 5 days of trading has now lost S4l a picul. In London on Wednesday tin was
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      1126 20 Law. v a LaaJ r^l aassa II •<■• Vaa! aaaavastal saa« VI BsVasfl BsbbbbJ AUSIRAL.A/Nt« <tALANO >t«»iCk MUIA, PAsiilAN AND P. GULF SEIVIC* •o "f.jsile. lui'ii Meilssrai Srtoet tsi Mssrst sM Nagasattlsasi Pensm 5Mm > 000 spa's P S'nan r>ia**i BAMORA It Pt 11 BtC 12/11 Dtc RJUULA 11/ IS
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      253 20 \K^ fROM EASI WESI COASI U.VA. Piiiladelphia N.York l. Angeits i. rnncitco i pots JOHANNES MAERSR U/U Jtc 13/14 Otc t/ll IM KPPESEN MAERSI 11 Dte II Die M/11 uec 1/ 2 Jas 21 jai LICA MAERSK Dtc 11 Dtc 11/14 Im 15/11 Jaa 11/12 Fti NICOLINE MAERSI 1: MS
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      771 21 L*i L*l T'"^! I*C*^ J 4 *^1 NOTICE N THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE Originating Summons No. 171 of 1964. In the Matter of the Trusts of the Will of Tan Choon Bock, deceased. And In the Matter of Order 52 Rule 1 of the Rules of the High Court
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      708 21 SUROHANJAYA PELABOHAN PULAU PINANG PENANG PORT COMMISSION < TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. j His Excellency the Governor's Birthday Tuesday. 15th December. 1964. NOTICE is hereby given that i ships will be worked on the above < holiday. Orders for labour and 1 lighters must be furnished to the 1 Traffic Manager's Office
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      651 21 NOTICES i CHING KENG LEE COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE Is hereby given that j he Forty-fourth Annual General i Meeting of Shareholders of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Mo. 2. Collyer Quay. Singapore, Ml Friday, the 18th December, 1364. at 10-30
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      814 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG Applications are invited from persons resident In Malaysia for the following posts In the City Engineer's Department: (A) Assistant Engineer I (B) Assistant Engineer (Tern- porary) on a month to month basis (C) Engineering Assistant (D) Engineering Assistant (Temporary on a month
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      1264 21 TENDERS TENDERS THE PORT OF SINGAPORE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE dockvakoTUxment TENDER NOTICE I TENMTD NflTirP i TENDERS are Invited lor the ItNUtK NUllLt following items lor supply to the Tender, are Invited for the pur- $£JgSi° tKfbjeK :hase of scrap steel consisting f™™£"J ™L£ t i nalnly of old ship's
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      473 21 CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Conference Room of the Singapore Employers 1 Federation, Amber Mansions, Singapore, on Tuesday, 22nd December 1964, at 2.00 p.m. for the following purposes: 1. To receive the
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      Daniels can follow up with more winners
      333 22  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with SINGAPORE, Thursday. J£EITH DANIELS, who sent out six winners last weekend, can follow up with more successes on the third and fourth days of the Bukit Timah meeting. Delargo, Globe Stream and Winning Prize are strongly fancied for Saturday
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      Spotlight
      279 22 I.IMIM JEEP spotlight* the fancied runners at Bukit Tiniah tomorrow. RACE ONE CORONATION II: Won over 6f with plenty in hand; up 11--lb; can get 11 easily. WINNING PRIZE: Came from behind to finish second by two lengths to Coronation II; better over 7f. RACE TWO ESCORT: Running on
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      BT. TIMAH-3rd day
      931 22 Race 1 2.45 Cl 5 Div 3 ($5,500) 7£ 1 ***** Coronation II a (S.K. Chee) Donnelly 5 813 (F) 'Nazudi t 2 ***** Early Mark g (KY Llm) Daniels, 6 810 IK) Subian 3 ***** Winning Pr^e a (KY Lim) Daniels, 4 8 9 »F) 'Ahmad
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      Bukit Timah acceptors for Sunday
      1131 22 Race 1-2.15 Cl 5 Div 1 ($6,OOO) 7* 1 ***** Ardent Lad a lOlympia SO Sullivan. 5 9.0 IF) Wilson 10 2 ***** Ditton Wood a (BS St.) Daniels, 5 8.10 ISF> SubUn 13 3 ***** Basant Behar h (Orchard Synd.j Donnelly. 7 8.10 Nazudi
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      32 22 CARBURETTORS for quality, <^^Wt^ reliability AND DESIGN SERVICE AND PARTS AVAILABLE FAR EAST MOTORS LTD. 54 ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE 9 Robertson Road. Kuala Lumpur. Represented in other centres by WEARNE BROS. LTI.
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