The Straits Times, 19 October 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    UP TO MANILA
    450 1 Razak speaks out LOPEZ TOLD: INITIATIVE TO RESTORE RELATIONS WITH MALAYSIA MUST COME FROM YOU KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today that any move to restore relationship between the Philippines and Malaysia must be initiated by Manila. He was commenting on
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    Jakarta papers hit at Baldwin's pledge
    237 1 Jakarta papers hit at Baldwin's pledge- JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesian newspapers today attacked a statement made by the American Ambassador in Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Charles Baldwin, that the U.S. Government would consider any request for arms from Malaysia. The nationalist Suloh Indonesia (Torch of Indonesia) said: "Mr. Baldwin's statement shows that
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    Lock icon Bigger and – bigger
    42 1 Bigger and bigger JAKARTA, Fri.— The Bank of Indonesia today announced that it would issue denominations of 5.000 rupiahs ($350 at the official rate; $10 in the open market). The highest denomination used to br 2.500 rupiahs, first issued last year. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Qantas jetliner 'buzzed
    45 1 CANBERRA. Frl. Australia has protested to Indonesia against the "buzzing" of a Qaiuas jetliner coming in to land ai Jakarta last Tuesday, Government officials said here today. Oovernment members Interpreted the Incident as reflecting Indonesian resentment at Australian support for Malaysia. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Riot embassy: More talks
    53 1 JAKARTA. Frl. The British Ambassador. Mr. Andrew Ollchrist, today met the Indonesian Deputy Minister, Mr. Suwlto Kusumowldagdo. and were reported to have discussed bringing in workers from Hong Kong to rebuild the wrecked British embassy here. The embassy was sacked and burnt by anti-Malaysia Indonesian mobs
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    Lock icon 'We want Jack' by John, 3
    55 1 WASHINGTON, Frl. Three-year-old John Kennedy, the President's son, shouted "We want Kennedy" from the White House ground floor entrance yesterday before being hastily removed. The boy's solo performance came when he. his sister Caroline and their playmates "were allowed to watch welcoming ceremonies for
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    Lock icon Arrest No. 18—a lawyer
    37 1 Arrest No. 18— a lawyer LONDON, Pri. Detectives investigating the £2.600.000 mail train robber}' made their 18th arrest here yesterday. John Denby Wheater. 41-year-old solicitor, was arrested at bis I home. He will be charged today. Reuter.
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    HOME'S HOME
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    Lock icon Queen asks him to form Government
    1021 1 LONDON, Friday. QIHKX Elizabeth today asked the Earl of Home, Foreign Secretary, to form a new Government, it was officially announced by Buckingham Palace. This means that the 60-year-old Scottish noble will replace Mr. Macmillan at the head of a reconstructed Conservative administration. The
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    Lock icon Boxed with giant bear: Broke arm
    76 1 Boxed with giant bear: Broke arm Belgrade. Fri— A 30-year-old Yugoslav forester punched a giant mountain bear In the eye and kicked it down a slope but It broke his arm In their twohour battle, it was reported here today. The forester, now In hospital with serious Injuries, thrust his
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    Lock icon India will make own missiles
    57 1 NEW DELHI, Frl. India is setting up a guided missile* factory at Hyderabad with Soviet aid, authoritative sources Mid here today. The sources said It was understood the missiles would be used to arm Soviet MIO 21 supersonic Jet fighters, which it is proposed to
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    NEW FLAG TODAY
    69 1 Xl < him;. Fri. Tomorrow morning the flag of the Royal Malaysia Police will be raised at all police stations in Sarawak, and the flags of the Sarawak Constabulary will be lowered for the last time. The force will continue to be known as the Sarawak Constabulary,
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    No policy speech by Inche Yusof at i Assembly J
    368 1  - No policy speech by Inche Yusof at i Assembly J JACKIE SAM By qiNGAPORK, Fri. The Legislative Assembly will break precedent on Tuesday, when for the first time no policy speech will be made at the inaugural session. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, is not scheduled to
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    Lock icon Pro-Moscow win
    31 1 NEW DELHI. Frl. India's fact lon -ridden Communist Party yesterday disclosed the adoption of resolution supporting Russia against China, despite opposition from the party' 3 pro-Pelting segment —UP I
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    Whoops! $150,000 dropped in wrong place
    448 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A $150,000 payroll which was dropped by a plane at the wrong spot lay unguarded among rubber trees for six hours while a search party of 400 men hunted frantically for it. Police sealed all exits to Sungei Tinggi estate, 40
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    'More rice' demand to Jakarta Governor
    65 1 'More rice' demand to Jakarta Governor JAKARTA. Fri— RepresentaJ lives of women's organisations demanded an increase in rice supplies when they called on the City Governor yesterday. the Communist Party organ Harian Rakyat (Peoples Daily) reported today. The price of rice has reached the high point of the 1961 "war
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 SUPPORT FOR HOME LONDON. Fri. Tory rank and file member* this afternoon flocked to support of Lord Home. British Premier-designate. Scoter. (See this pare)!
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Setback for Ben Bella
      327 2 MOROCCANS THROW PLANES. TANKS, ARTILLERY IN BORDER WAR MOROCCAN troops, support ed by planes, tanks and artillery, have pushed Algerian forces out of the disputed Sahara border post of Tindjoub, Radio Algiers said last night. The Algerians were forced to retreat nine miles when 6.000 Moroccan
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      Lock icon FRANCE STAYS NEUTRAL IN DESERT WAR
      191 2 FRANCE STAYS NEUTRAL IN DESERT WAR PARIS, Friday. I^RANCE is remaining strictly neutral in the r struggle between her two former colonial territories Algeria and Morocco, French Government sources said yesterday. She has not taken sides or offered to act as mediator, the sources said. "Our present position is one
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      Lock icon CAMBODIA'S CLAIM
      59 2 PHNOM PENH. Fri. The Cambodian National Assembly has passed a motion urging the Government to take legal steps to claim part of South Vietnam a.Cambodian territory, the Khmer Press news agenc.\ reported yesterday. The motion, passed on Monday, said the Kampuchea Krom area of South Vietnam, described as
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      Lock icon US jets to take part in India defence exercise
      223 2 US jets to take part in India defence exercise VyASHINGTON. Fri. Eighteen supersonic FlOO U.S. fighter planes 1 will fly to India next month for a Joint training exercise designed to prepare effective modern air defences of Indian cities, the Defence Department announced yesterday. British. Australian and Indian Air Force
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      Lock icon Gen. Park swoops on students
      127 2 SEOUL, Fri. Police arrested about 30 university students here yesterday for allegedly plotting a coup against President Park Chung Hee, it was reported today. The students were said to have been displeased at the outcome of the presidential election in which Gen. Park narrowly won
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      Lock icon Holiday for Head
      73 2 LONDON, Fri. Viscount Head, former British High Commissioner to Nigeria and new High Commissioner to Malaysia, arrived here by air last night from Lagos at the end of his term of office there. Lord Head, who was accompanied by his wife, said at the airport here: "111
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      Lock icon Talks on Laos
      33 2 LONDON, Sat. Prince Souvanna Phouma. the Laotian Prime Minister, met Lord Home, the British Foreign Secretary, yesterday for talks aimed at strengthening the authority of his neutralist coalition government. Reuter.
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      Lock icon JAKARTA BILL I TO BAN VICE
      85 2 JAKARTA BILL I TO BAN VICE JAKARTA. Fri. The Indonesian Government has submitted a draft bill to ban prostitution and white slavery to the House of people's Representatives, the Government -run Antar.a news agency reported today. The Bill held that intercourse outside marriage was "contemptible." Many arrests Police arrested hundreds
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      Lock icon Malaysia: Barwick is happier
      82 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Australian External Affairs Minister, Sir Garfleld Barwick, said yesterday he was much encouraged by President Kennedy's "warm appreciation" of Australia's position in support of Malaysia. The Minister conferred for 50 minutes with Mr. Kennedy at the White House. He said afterwards that their
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      Lock icon Macapagal says Pelaez achieved nothing
      113 2 Macapagal says Pelaez achieved nothing- MANILA, Fri.—President Mac a p agal said last night that his Vice-President was "evasive" in handling the Philippine claim to North Borneo and the country's attitude to Malaysia. in a pro- He was speaking radio television gramme. Vice- President Em- maniiel Pelaez resigned as Foreign
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      Lock icon KASHMIR: AYUB ACCUSES
      166 2 PAKISTAN accused India in a protest note published yesterday of attempting to drive out the Muslim population on the Indian side of the ceasefire line in disputed Kashmir and of planning forcibly to seize the borderline village of Chaknot. The moves were part of the general design
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      Lock icon Madame Nhu gets security guard in America
      221 2 RALEIGH (North Carolina), Fri.—Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu was met by a security guard as she arrived here last night after telling a Washington luncheon she had received warning letters. South Vietnam's First Lady was met at the airport here by three security patrolmen
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      Lock icon Nehru's hope
      34 2 NEW DELHI, Frt Mr. Nehru has told President Nkrumah of Ghana he Is not opposed to any move by the Colombo powers towards a peaceful settlement of the Sino-Indian border dispute. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Three for China
      36 2 UNITED NATIONS. Krl Czechoslovakia, Indonesia and the Ukraine demanded the admission of China to the U.N. yesterday as the General Assembly started the second day of its annual debate on Chinese representation. Reuter.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Eire looks to Britain to end rule in the north
      213 3 Eire looks to Britain to end rule in the north UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Irish Prime Minister Scan Lemass appeared to Britain yesterday to extend its "enlightened" policy of freeing its colonies by ending the partitioning of Ireland. He told the General Assembly the most outstanding and gratifying feature of the
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      23 3 LOS ANGELES. Pri. Barbara Payton. 35. former wife of Pranchot Tone was yesterday found guilty of prostitution and fined USSISO.— UPI.
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      Lock icon £160 mil. orders
      28 3 LONDON Pri. British car makers have received orders worth £160 million during the llrst two days of the International motor show at Earls Court.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon THE £50.000 CAR
      84 3 THE £50. 000 CAR i'U.M star Jack Lemmon i could steal the lime>ii4ht during the current motor show season in London with this new Ford, the only one of its kind in the world and valued at £50,000 plus. Cars are Jack's hobby and when asked if he planned to
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      Lock icon Baby satellite joins the two 'watchdogs'
      194 3 Baby satellite joins the two 'watchdogs' CAPE CANAVERAL, Friday. A THIRD American satellite about the size of a telephone has been put into orbit to join two others on a mission to detect clandestine nuclear tests in outer space. The "watchdog" satellites, part of the Air Force's "Vela Hotel' programme,
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      Lock icon BLAST WRECKS A NEGRO CHURCH
      133 3 BLAST WRECKS A NEGRO CHURCH (CHATTANOOGA, (Tennessee), Fri. An explosion wrecked a Negro church in the city centre yesterday after it had caught fire. First reports said that four people were trapped Inside. At least six firemen were Injured as they attempted to put out the fire. Surrounding buildings were
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      Lock icon Women live 6 years longer
      57 3 LONDON. Fri.— Girls In Britain can expect to live six years longer than boys, according to an official report Issued here yesterday. A girl's expectation of life at birth is 74 years while a boy's is 68 years, said the British Regist-rar-General In his return
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      Lock icon 10,000 flee flood.
      26 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Pri. —Ten thousand people fled their homes yesterday when the River Guaiba flooded parts of Porto Alegre. southern Brazil. Reuter.
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      BRITISH SOLDIER FLEES TO EAST GERMANY
      109 3 OERLIN, Fri.— A British soldier has defected to East Germany and asked for political asylum, the East German news agency ADN said last night. It identified him as Christopher John Pengcate, a member of the sth Armoured Regiment stationed in Fallingbostel, West Germany. ADN
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      Lock icon Now British convoy meets a helpful Russian
      162 3 Now British convoy meets a helpful Russian HELMSTEDT, (West Germany) Pri. A Soyiet Army Colonel went out of his way yesterday to speed four British troop convoys bound for West Berlin through his checkpoint at the western end of the Berlin autobahn. He "harried" a subordinate Captain urging him to
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      Lock icon Yuri and Valya
      35 3 BERLIN, Pri. Yuri Gagarin and Valentina Tereshkova, the first man and first woman in space, arrived last night in East Berlin for a five-day tour of East Germany. UPI. ARLORD 01 CRETE
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    U.S. money will assist growth of markets
    493 4 U.S. money will assist growth of markets SINGAPORE, F AMERICA is interested in promoting investment in Malaysia because Americans would be short-sighted if they thought that the only way of doing business here is to sell finished products. The leader of the U.S. Marketing and Development Trade Mission to Malaysia.
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    SATU: EXODUS IS 'TEMPORARY'
    327 4 JOSMAR SINGAPORE, Friday. f»HE Singapore Business Houses Employees x Union, the "white collar wing" "of the Singapore Association of Trade Unions, today dismissed the "exodus" of members from Satu unions to the rival National Trades Union Congress as "only a temporary state of affairs." But in
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    – STORE DEBUT OF A PIANIST
    67 4 STORE DEBUT OF A PIANIST SINGAPORE pianist, Mr. Chua Kah Pin, who will hold a pianoforte recital at the Victoria Theatre at 8.45 p.m. on Sunday. He has spent three years in Italy studying music under Alfred Cortot and Renata Borgatta. On Sunday he will play works from Bach, Chopin.
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    Free exhibition
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Fii— A free exhibition of 'American Prints Today" and "Paperback Book Cover Design" will be held from Oct. 2S to 28 (except Sunday) from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the National Library Lecture Hall.
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    Health education
    34 4 SINOAPORE. Prl— The Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will open an exhibition on "Health education for liie primary school child" at the Teachers' Training College in Paterson Road on Monday.
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    Made treasurer
    17 4 SINGAPORE. Prl.— Mr. Kamala Rat has been elected treasurer of the North Indian Hindu Association.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    358 4 THE following la today* schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS Japan Air Lines: From Jakarta (JL 716) 8.50 a.m. B0AC: Kroin London, Zurich, Cairo, Aqaba Bombay, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 790) 4.15 p.m.; from London, Frankfurt, Rome, Beirut. Teheran, New
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    Lock icon $9 million pay-off likely for a long, long wait
    356 5 LONDON, Friday. NEGOTIATIONS for a land sale deal in Singapore which may bring in over £1 ,100,000 (M 59,350,000) were disclosed yesterday by the Bajau Rubber and Produce Estates Company. An announcement was made last nigh "in view of the recent
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    $1,700 theft
    31 5 TAIPINO. Fri. Thieves last night walked into the Chartered Bank building being built here, tied up the watchman, Muniandy. broke open the store and stole building equipment worth $1,700
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    Johore to set up Dato Onn scholarship fund
    152 5 Johore to set up Dato Onn scholarship fund lOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Johore is to perpetuate the memory of the late Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, one of its most illustrious sons, by setting up a scholarship fund for pupils in secondary schools. A BUI, known as the Dato Onn Memorial Studentship
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    The bicycle thieves
    53 5 SINOAPORE. Fri. About 30 bicycles are being stolen every day in Singapore. Inspector Ronald Naldu. prosecuting, told the First Criminal District Court yesterday. Chua Slew Chan, 22. was lailed for 18 months after being convicted of stealing a bicycle at Cecil Street on Aug. 16. He had
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    Mrs. Nair will meet people
    50 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mrs. Devan Nair, assemblywoman for Moultnein. will hold regular weekly meet-the-people sessions at No. 116 Rangoon Road at 8 p.m. beginning on Oct. 25. She will also hold fortnightly sessions on Pridays at Kamponc Chia Heng from 6 p ra. to 8 p.m
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    U.S. tax expert to pay visit
    51 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A representative of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. Mr. Robert L. Chandler, will be in Singapore on Oct. 21 and Oct. 22 to help anyone with problems regarding U.S. income tax. Mr. Chandler may be contacted at the U.S. Consulate-General, 30. HIU
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    $20 for Abu
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Fri— The StraiU Times has received $20 from Abdul Ma.) id bin Ya'acuo of Singapore (or Inche Abu Sadio. whose house was destroyed during the lire in Kitmporut Amber early tMs month.
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    53 5 TEMENGGONG JLGAH, Malaysian Minister for Sarawak Affairs, addressing: tbe Malaysian Peoples Solidarity Action Committee rally in Hitching on Wednesday night. He spoke after the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. had addressed the Catherine. During the rally, an effigy of President Soekarno was burnt Picture by
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    Sabah rural plan on mainland lines
    148 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. SABAH will implement its rural development plan along the lines as those of Malaya, the State's Minister of Local Government, Inche Harris bin Mohammed, said here tonight. Many Sabah Government officials, he said, had visited Malaya, and had Rained valuable experience and
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    POND CARP CAN HELP BEAT DIET PROBLEM
    108 5 I£UALA LUMPUR. Fri.— **> The encouragement and expansion of freshwater fisheries can help alleviate the problem of malnutrition. This is because fish, being a cheap source of protein. Is widely consumed by a majority cf the population, says an editorial in the latest
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    Fined for false declaration
    50 5 PENANO. Fri.— Lee See Jong. 50. was fined *75 today for making a false declaration to the Registrar of citizenship in November 1957. He had declared that he lived in Penang for 13 years when he had actually stayed here for seven years and three months.
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    Sugar factory jobs: An UMNO youth protest
    145 5 pENANG. Fri. The youth section of the Bagan Daiam Umno in Butterworth has protested to the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. against the small number of Malay labourers engaged at the new sugar factory in Prai. A delegation of 20 railed on
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    ROBBERS CRACK SAFE—IN VAIN
    180 5 ROBBERS CRACK SAFE— IN VAIN PENANG. Fri. Three armed and masked robbers prised open a safe in a tapioca trader's office at Victoria Street early today but they got nothing. They then tried to break into the Atjeh Traders Association premises next door. Daylight broke by then and they fled.
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    Victory dinner
    42 5 SINGAPORE, Prt. The election victories of the Deouty Prime Minister. Dr. Ton Chin Chye (Rochore) and Mr. Andrew Fong Sip Chee t Stamford) will be celebrated at a dinner at the Rochore Community Centre at 7 p.m. on Oct. 26.
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    Mine dredge master tells of bid to stop the disaster
    984 6  -  RONALD KINSEY Second day of the Cheras flood inquiry i b r Kuala Lumpur, Friday H DREDGE master told the Cheras flood inquiry today of his efforts to avert the disaster when rising water weakened the bund of the mining
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    Notice to temporary teachers
    76 6 PENANG. Fri. Temporary untrained teachers in Penang schools have been informed by the Education Department that their services will be terminated at the end of the year. An Education Department spokesman said today this was the usual practice at the end of each year. He said
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    Delegates of YMCA meet
    38 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Mor« than 20 delegates from Malaya and Singapore will attend a twoday YMCA Malayan Council meeting here from tomorrow. Prom Nov. 10 the YMCA and YWCA will hold a prayer week.
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    MODERN DENTAL AID NOW IN KAMPONGS IN MALACCA
    158 6 TifODERN dentistry ITI will be available to the remotest kampong in the State following the launching today of Malacca's first $45,000 mobile dental clinic by the Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. At a ceremony earlier at the community hall In
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    Two men in dresses told: You're a digrace
    279 7 Two men in dresses told: You're a digrace ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V A magistrate, Shaik Daud bfh Haji Mohamed Ismail, today told two men dressed in women's clothes: "You have disgraced the male generation. "I hope I have seen the last Of you In this court", he said before he
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    Royal wedding
    37 7 KUALA TRENGGANU. FTi.— The marriage ceremony of Teimku Noorsiah. daughter of the Sultan of Trengganu, and Tunku Shahabudin. son of the late Tunku Besar Burhanuddin. will take place here from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2.
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    Cruelty: A clerk gets decree
    87 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A clerk, Goh Peck Cheng, who petitioned for divorce on the ground of cruelty by her husband, Low Seng Kot, a bank assistant, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today. The decree is to be made
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    New transmitter
    129 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Radio Malaysia announced today that as from Monday another 50-kilo-watt transmitter will be put into operation for the "Voice of Malayisia." Mr. Lim is a linguist, speaking English, Japanese and Chinese. A science graduate of Nanyang. he is also the author of a few Malay
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    Two missing Barisan men likely to reappear on Tuesday
    385 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. XWO missing Barisan Sosialis Assemblymen Messrs. Chan Sun Wing and Wong Soon Fong are likely to reappear on Tuesday. Both, believed to be 'somewhere in Jurong," may turn up at the Legislative Assembly, which will be convened that day.
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    Datin is fund organiser
    53 7 IPOH. Fri. Datin Mariam. wife of the State Secretary. Dato Mohamed Yusoff bin Haji Ahmad, has been appointed state organiser for the Peralc Poppy Day appeal fund. She will preside at the first meeting of the committee tomorrow at 4 p.m. to discuss ways and means
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    Tapper's $50 reward offer for missing son
    194 7 Tapper's $50 reward offer for missing son T»APAH, Fri. A tap-' 1 per, S. Saminathan, of Gedong Estate, Bidor, seven miles south of here, has offered a reward of $5o to anyone who can help him find his young son. The son, Munusamy, 12, alias Sockalingam. a Form One pupil
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    $21 for Che Hasnah
    53 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Straits Times has received $21 for Che Hasnah binte Talb. the widow of the Radio Malaya comedian. who. died in a road accident last month. The donations came from Abdul Majld bin Ya'acob of Singapore $20. and Abdul Wahab $1. The fund now
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    Re-union dinner
    47 7 serembaN, Fit. Old boys and girls— past pupils of the Convent here will hold a re-union dinner and dance at the St, Pauls Institution Primary School hall tomorrow. In the early 20 s the convent accepted boys as well as girls in the lower standards
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    THE DISASTER FUND PASSES $150,000
    275 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Another $3,999 was received today for the Civil Disaster Fund for the Cheras flood victims, bringing the total to $150,852 (not including donations received by the Straits 1 Times). The day's biggest single donation, $1,000, came from the Eastern Bank Ltd. The
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    Sardon: Give priority to improve Jesselton airport
    193 7 Sardon: Give priority to improve Jesselton airport OINGAPORE, Fri. 13 The Malaysian Minister of Transport, Da to Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said here last night that the Sabah Government t should give top priority to improving Jesselton airport in its general development programme. This was imperative because there should be
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    Entertainment by guests
    99 7 PENANG. Fri. A group of Hawaiian orchid growers gave an imporomptu song and dance show last night at a dinner Riven in their honour by Senator Cheah Seng Khim. chairman of the Penang Tourist association, and Mrs. Cheah. The visitors are on a shopping and sightseeing tour
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    US anti-natural campaign 'must be countered'
    681 8 Rubber conference is told of vigorous publicity drive by synthetic producers KUALA LUMPUR. Friday 'JHE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, today told natural rubber technical service officers "to show Americans that natural rubber is the real McCoy" after listening to
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    Man of 75, a girl of 11-and a durian 1—tree—
    186 8 Man of 75, a girl of 11-and a durian 1 tree OEREMBAN, Frf. A mother of a 11--year-old girl told a magistrate here today that when she caught a 75-year-old labourer embracing her daughter, he ran away and climbed a durian tree. Madam Thong Kirn, 60, was giving evidence against
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    Interpretation of clauses
    81 8 SINGAPORE. Prt The Second Industrial Arbitration Court will give Its award In the dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union and the Malayan Theatres Ltd. at S pjn. on Monday. The dispute Is over Interpretation of two clauses In an earlier award given by the
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    Peace Corps team at get-together
    168 8 TANAH RATA, Friday. OIXTY of the 145 members of the U.S. Peace Corpi now serving in Malaya today began a get-toge-ther conference here that will end on Sunday Mr. L. H. Butler, director of the conference, said that among those attending are 35 women from
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    Busy Sunday for Dr. Lim
    63 8 TAIPINO, Prt— The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Or. Lim Swee Aun. will address flva meetings In his constituency, on Sunday. He will be In Talplng at 11 a.m at Trong village at 3 cm.. at Jelutong at 4.15 p.m.. at Kampong Boyan at 6
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    Certificates for 758 teachers
    65 8 SINGAPORE. Pit A total of 758 teachers will receive certificates and prizes from the Minister of Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, at the Teachers Training College graduation day ceremony at S pjn. on Nov. 20 at the Victoria Theatre. They are the succe«ful candidate* for the
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    Eight go over to TV
    78 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Eight broadcasters have left Radio Malaysia to join the television service. The Deputy Director of Broadcasting. Inche Murtadza Zaba. announced today that replacements for them would be recruited shortly. Some of the broadcasters, however would be back "from time to time" for
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    Tin and trouble: 'A terrible price to pay'
    308 9  - Tin and trouble: 'A terrible price to pay' TAN TOCK SAIK By KUALA LUMPUR, Fn. To have the price of tin skyrocketing as in the Korean War days as a result of "real trouble" between Malaysia and Indonesia is hardly worth the terrible cost we have to pay for it.
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    CPA delegates to tour S'pore before talks begin
    127 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. More than 70 delegates to the ninth annual Commonwealth Parliamentary conference to, be held in Kuala Lumpur on Nary. 4 will tour Singapore at the end of this month. They will arrive in two chartered planes on Oct. 26. One
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    Top prize to Aussie marksman
    97 9 QINGAPORE, Fri.— An AustraUan Army officer from Malacca won the Queen's Medal competition 1963 in Australia this week. Capt. George Pratt of the 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment In Terendak Camp, scored 145 points out of a possible 200 points to win the top Australian
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    Assemblyman to be feted
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A procession will be held on Pulau Bu kom tomorrow to celebrate the elections success of Inche Ya'acob Mohammed, assemblyman for Southern Islands, who is parliamentary secretary to the Prime Minister. There will also be a lion dance and Malay dancing.
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    Medals to prisoners
    34 9 PENANG Fri. Mr. Triptipal Singh, chairman of the Penang Blood Donors Association, will present medals and certificates to 59 prisoner-donors at a ceremony to be held in the Penan* Prison tomorrow.
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    UNIVERSITY SEEK PROFESSORS
    423 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE University of Malaya will announce shortly a number of key appointments in the faculties of medicine and agriculture. The Registrar of the university. Mt Foo Yeow Yoke, said that these appointments were in the process of being approved One key post is the
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    Three new faces among the Ministers' Secretaries
    226 9  - Three new faces among the Ministers' Secretaries JOSEPH YEO: By Singapore, Friday A HEADMASTER, a Nanyang University graduate and a housing expert who entered the political arena in the general election last month are the three new faces among the eight Parliamentary Secretaries appointed yesterday by the Prime Minister, Mr.
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    Inche Rahim decorated by President Nasser
    311 9 Inche Rahim decorated by President Nasser Shop Workers' Union. He was 'arrested a second time because of another general strike. He was formerly a vicepresident of the Singapore General Employees' Union and former PAP city councillor tor Kallang. He is now chairman ol PAP Kallang branch. I 111 RAHIM ISUAK
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    Hit-and-run victim
    76 9 KLANG. Fri.— A cyclist. N. Muthiah. 52. was found dead by the side of the road at the* Ist mile Kampon-,' Jawa Road here last night. He is believed to have been knocked down by a hit-and-run car. The body was found at 7 p.m. with the head
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    DEATHS
    104 10 it WtrdM tit (Minimum) MR. E. O. DAS. late of tats Malacca Municipality passed away oa 17ta October. 19*3 at Oeneral Hospital. Malacca. madam LIM BBNfi. beloved mother of Saw Choo Theng and Saw sent Kew passed away peacefully on 9th October. 1963 st No. 31. Qurney Drive. I'enang
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    33 10 It H'nre*. tit (Minimum) MRS. YVONNE CAMPBELL. Ist, :.nd Heather wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all who seat floral aaa other offerings as a last good-bye IB Donald Campbell. Penang.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    52 10 it Wards Sit (Minimum) TREASURED MEMORIES OF Felix I. isms, aged 20 called to rest oa I.th October. 1960. "Often a lonely heart-ache, and many a silent tsar, 'he tears In our eyes we can wipe •way. but the ache In our hearts will always stay" Father, Mother.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    240 10 I* „4m tit I Minimum) THE COCKPITS RIJSTTAFEL Is M-rtetl every Saturday and Sunday lunch time SYBIL TAN and Krtr Chan nave gJaastMfl their engagement by mutual consent. YOU LOOK YOUNGER when slim! B* smart stay slim with Rjrrlta the Ideal slimming crisp-bread avail■iiie .it your provision (tore. SELLING
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      Suing For Peace
      648 10 The Philippines' statement on Malaysia, circulated to members of the United Nations, is a perplexing document If it bears the meaning attributed Ito it by observers at U.N. headquarters, however, then it heralds a genuine attempt to restore relations. It is hardly recessary to say that this
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      Border Clash
      386 10 The Moroccan Algerian ceasefire talks in Marrakesh have failed, hopes raised by an earlier Moroccan announcement of "agreement in principle" having proved false. With both sides rushing reinforcements to the battle zone a fresh and fiercer bout of fighting seems in the offing. Mediation by Emperor Haile Selassie,
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      Odd Error
      158 10 A statement issued yesterday !by the Education Ministry suggests that there is an impression in some quarters that I the Government may cease to require candidates sitting the Secondary Schools Entrance Examination to obtain a pass in the national language. A puzzling error if honest error it is
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    Lock icon LORD HOME
    1161 10  -  WILLIAM DUNN Close-up of I Macmillan's I successor I 6ff I London, Fri. B Behind the bland and diffident exterior a mind like a steel trap ALEXANDER Frederick DouglasHome. 14th Earl of Home, Britain's Foreign Secretary, has been described as shy, bland, unassuming and retiring. But this slim,
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      ABC's of business
      273 10 MUCH publicity has been given to a recent speech by the Minister of Education in which he urged that more secondary students should concentrate on science and technical subjects. Yet there has been scant comment, if any at all. from responsible quarters on the development of an
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      Dust hazard
      158 10 MAY I remind the Kuala Lumpur Municipal health Inspectors that It would be pointless to try to keep the town clean if they do not practise what they preach. I refer to the sawmills near the 3rd mile Ipcti Road which for many years have been the creators
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      Card delay
      101 10 A GOVERNMENT announcement last ye"ar stated that mobile teams would be visiting schools to register all children of twelve and over for their Identity cards. As the months passed and nothing happened I took it that my son's school had been by-passed. Just before his 13th birthday, I
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    Editor and 5 others "-charged
    93 11 Editor and 5 others "-charged- KUALA LUMPUR Fri. The editor oi the Utusan Melayu, Melan bin Abdullah, and five others were charged in the Sessions Court here today with holding a procession without a police licence. The procession was staged along Ampang Road about noon on Sept. 17, it is
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    'Amah lured married man to a hold-up'
    725 11 ONE OF THREE ROBBERS DESCRIBED AS HER HUSBAND amah led a married man one night to a dark spot near a seaside hotel where he was later robbed in her presence of all he had, a district court was told today. Chua Koon
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    Jail order 'with reluctance'
    110 11 Jail order 'with reluctance' QINGAPORE, FrL 0 The First Criminal District Judge, Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, today sentenced "with extreme reluctance" a 70-year-old bill collector to nine months' Jail for misappropriating $7,162. Wong Mun Chong. who pleaded guilty, had said: "I spent the money on my prolonged illness, and to
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    GUN IN BOAT: 6 YEARS' JAIL
    327 11 GUN IN BOAT: 6 YEARS' JAIL SINGAPORE, Fri. A young Indonesian. Ahmad bin Omar, of Banka, was today jailed for six years by Mr. Justice Winslow in the Assize Court for unlawful possession of an automatic pistol and 333 rounds of ammunition in a prahu in the Inner Roads of
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    New MPs I and Senators to be sworn in on Nov. 2
    218 11 New MPs I and Senators to be sworn in on Nov. 2- KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. New members of the Malaysian Parliament will be sworn in at a Joint meeting of the House of Representatives and the Senate on Nov. 2. This will follow the openIng of the new $16 million
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    515 cartons of cigarettes gone
    50 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. Thieves broke Into a shop In Pasir Panjang and escaped with SIS cartons of cigarettes valued at (2300 and $10 In cash. Police believe the thieves had gained entry Into the shop through an open window on the first floor of the shop.
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    Jailed for 18 months
    52 11 SINOAPORE. Frl. Sect Kirn Leone. 40. a father of four, was }alled for 18 months by a District Court after a three-day trial on an amended charge of misappropriating 84.688. between October and November last year, as an employee of the Chinese Pictorial Review Ltd.. in
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    Umno youth get a new national secretary
    86 11 Umno youth get a new national secretary KUALA LUMPUR. FTi A former student leader, Inche Man Haron, 26 (above) has been appointed national secretary of UMNO Tenth. He replaces Inche Hamzah Alans M.P. who resigned last month. An announcement from the UMNO headquarters today said that Tengku Abdnl Rahman has
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    N-LANGUAGE IS 'NECESSARY'
    158 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday 1w; Minister of Educ- ation. Haji Abdul «»amid Khan, said today that a pass in the National Language would continue to be necessary in the Malayan Secondary School Entrance and Lower Certificate of Education examinations for promotion purposes. He was clarifying his Ministry's stand
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    'On guard' call to people of Pahang
    238 11 'On guard' call to people of Pahang KUANTAN, Friday. fHE Mentri Besar of Pahang, Dato Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Haji Abdullah, today called on the people in the State, especially those living along the coastline, to guard against "outside forces" who land there on the pretext of being blown
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    Charged with obstruction
    64 11 SINOAPORE, TlL— Thirty-four former employees of Fraaer and Co., the stock and share brokers were today charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with obstructing four persons from entering the company's premises in Union Building, while picketing illegally outside the premises on the mornIng of Oct. 5. All
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    •ACCIDENTAL TOUCH' PLEA FAILS: $250 FINE
    126 11 •ACCIDENTAL TOUCH' PLEA FAILS: $250 FINE OINGAPORE, Frl. A father of four who claimed that he had only accidentally touched a girl on her way to school was today fined $250, or two months' Jail, for using criminal force on her with intent to outrage her modesty. Lee Lai Hong.
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    Apex plans to raise $50,000
    62 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. Six Apex clubs will meet In Malacca on Sunday to discuss the raising of $50,000 to set up a training centra In Singapore for mentally-retarded children of Malaysia. It is also the first district meetIng of the clubs the City and Katong clubs
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      586 11 Today's radio, TV RADIO MALAYSIA S^So^T iao N ar ku NATIONAL SllUKlrtAU r»«r-ki*N eiuiOßAsp StKVlCfe 41.: metre. RADIO SINGAPORE AM.: 6.00 Time Signal Ne- MKDItM WAVE SEHVICK gara-*u; 64)2 Prelude 10 Break- mttrt* last; 700 Tune Signal, me BHOBTWAVE BKRVICEI News; 7-10 Songs and Sweet 41 metres Music; 7 JO
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    Lock icon Malaysia may gain seat in Security Council
    422 12 Malaysia may gain seat in Security Council UNITED NATIONS, Friday. COMMONWEALTH sources expressed confidence yesterday that Malaysia would be elected in today's secret balloting for four candidates to fill three vacancies in the Security Council. The other three candidates are the Ivory Coast, Bolivia and Czechoslovakia. The vacancies are caused
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    Plans for chain of Penang hotels
    146 12 PENANG, Friday. A MULTI-MILLION-DOLLAR syndicate has been formed here to operate a chain of first-class hotels in Penang Island to cater to foreign and Malaysian tourists. i A spokesman for the syndicate said today the hotels would be situated on Penang* Hill, at Batu
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    Six fishermen bound over for rioting
    128 12 PARIT BUNTAR. Fn. Six fishermen from Kuala Kurau Tan Seng Choon. 23, Llm Ah Bah. 20, Ong Ah Choon, 27. Ong Hat Lam. 21. Chu Kok Km, 33. and Lee Ah Lam 20 pleaded guilty today to a charge of rioting at Kuala Kurau
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    AWARD FOR SINGAPORE
    54 12 SINGAPORE, Frt. The monthly bulletin of the Photographic Society of Singapore has won the Silver Tray award in an International Bulletin Contest sponsored oy the Photographic Society of America. In addition it won ribbons for appearance and editorial content. This is the second year in succession the
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    Blood debt: Japan to send an envoy
    178 12 Blood debt: Japan to send an envoy mOKTO. Fri. The X Japanese Cabinet today approved the dispaU h or a Foreign Ministry official to Kuala Lumpur next week in an attempt to settle Japan's "blood debt" to Malaya and Singapore. 9lr. Torao I'shiroku, director of the Ministry's Asian Affairs Bureau,
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    Seamen's union chief resigns
    48 12 SINGAPORE. Prl.— lnche Ismail bin Mohamed Said has resigned as acting president of the Singapore National Seamen's Union. In a signed statement, he said he was resigning because of political machinations in the union which is controlled by the Singapore Association of Trade Unions."
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    UMNO TEAM TO PAY LAST RESPECTS TO Mrs. SAW
    124 12 PENANG. Fri. A delegation of 20 Penang Umno leaders will pay their last respects tomorrow night to the late Mrs. Saw Soon Choo. mother of the Penang State MCA president, Mr. Saw Seng Khaw. The delegates, including several Kaum Ibu officials,
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    SMUGGLERS THROW $1,600 GOODS OVERBOARD
    83 12 PENANG, Prl.— Penang Customs seized $1,600 worth of goods thrown overboard from a smugglers' boat before it sped off to the mainland early this morning. An anti-smußglintj Customs party, on routine patrol :n two motor sam- pans, sighted the smugglers off Bagan A jam at
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    Gunrimning suspect held in 3.30 am trap
    183 12 Gunrimning suspect held in 3.30 am trap A LOR STAR, Fri. A ■^man believed to be one of the chief gunrunners on the Perlis-Thai border was arrested early today near Kampong Panean. Mata Ayer, seven miles from the border. He was captured with an aide in a police ambush at
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      433 13 DERMIT me to correct the statement made by Prof. Ungku Aziz in the first part of his inaugural article headlined "The Challenge of Rural Development" (S.T. Oct. 14). Prof. Aziz at one stage states that the Muruts and Punan.s of Sarawak belong to
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      Dam intact
      136 13 IN view of the fact that articles and reports in the Malaysian press relating to the recent disaster which so cruelly struck the Italian people have created the impression that it was caused by the collapse of the dam, I would like to make the following clarification: THE
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      N-builders
      76 13 I NOTE with appreciation the Tengku's pledge that the Central Government will help all Government servants to own their own homes in appreciation of their contribution to building the nation. I would point out that local Government officers perform a similar service. What about them? Local officers are not
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      BEACHES-A BIG BLOT ON THE BEAUTY OF SINGAPORE
      209 13 AFTER spending several fascinating weeks exploring and getting to know a little of Singapore, I can certainly appreciate your earnest need to encourage overseas investors and tourists. But. please, if yonr Department of Tourism is really keen to publicise Singapore as a
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      Study aid for teachers
      119 13 Study aid for teachers IITHY has the Ministry of TT Education In Singapore not granted any full-time or part-time scholarships for teachers to study at the university? I know of many teachers in the afternoon session who stagnate in their profession because no incentive is given to them in the
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      A run-around
      65 13 1 TRIED to make a trunk call the other day from three calls boxes In Kuala Lumpur Peel Road, Stadium Negara and Petallng Street and in each case, after waiting five to ten minutes for the operator to answer, was told that it was out of order. This
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      68 13 rE residents of Gurdwara Crescent off Slltbm Road In Ipoh will be thankful to the municipal authorities if they would consider the imposition of a speed limit on this private road. Motor vehicles are driven so fast on this road that they are a serious danger to children
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      320 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. German town with churche* 1. The devil oi a wicked (ellow! showing distinctive qualities <B>. S. Poet gets a hearing, for a 8. Hatred of fish Includes a hot wonder! (7V variety 9. The whole lush heart of a 13. Collection Involve* sables and flower
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    314 16 CHIPS lying alengiKle the Singapera MarMur wharves er expected teday are: Straat Magelhaen 47. Straat Clarence 19. Straat Ball 43/4S, Eaat Bea N.W. 4, Toledo 46. Demodocua t '9. Port Adelaide 44. Nachlsan Maru 40/11. Achilles 13/14. Bmpln Klttloake 31 32. Elpenor 33/34. Stentor 6/7. Pundua
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    70 16 CHINKS! Prsducs Exehsngs, Slngaport noon pnet* BSr aiMll yMterday: Coconut oil: Unquoted. Cspra: Oct. Nov. UK /Continent Unquoted. Psppsr: Muntok white (ISO sellers. Sarawak white ***** sellers, special Sarawak black (US sellers, garbled Lamponc blark (US sellers. AST A JI47J sellers. flngapers Cesenut 01 Millers- Atseciatien prises: bulk
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    Trading on rubber mart is haphazard
    615 16 THE Malayan Rubber Market recorded a rise of some 3J cents during the week, but trading appeared distinctly haphazard, state H.C.B. Co., Ltd. in their weekly survey. Long periods of inactivity were interspersed with short bursts of enthusiasm which, for the most part were
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    27 16 October 18. MALAYAN KI'BBKK PRICE: 71 cents (down U cents). TIN: $472 (up 54.25) Estimated unofficial offer ing 225 tons (down 15 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    252 16 VOVEMIIR nrst grade rubber buy- crt (.00 slated at S p.m. m Sinxspers and Kuala Lumpur yesterday nt 71 cents per Ib. down li cents on Thursday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet after sasltr. RA s and F.M.R.E. elating prleet In csnti per ib.
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER: MORE INTEREST IN TINS
    813 16 From Our Market Correspondent rE industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange opened weak on active conditions yesterday morning, but subsequently values reacted upwards from the day's lows. Later. however. some prices slipped off again in the absence of any encouraging news regarding
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Industrials; 118.94 117.43 Tins: 107.89 109.79 S rubbers: 109.57 109.37 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    721 16 COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bsuttsad (3.000) $1.52: Ctntrsl Prepertits (1.000) $1.32 D. M.30 BL, (182,000) $1.30, (115,000) $1 31 Ounlspt (1.000) $2.48 D, (1,000) $2.40
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    130 16 MELBOURNE. Ftt INDUSTRIALS were steadier with most leaders gaining som« ground. Drug: Houses were up 2s. to sas. 6d. and B.H.P. improved. Surars again responded to the) continuing rise- in London pric* with Colonial Sugar up Is. 3d. to 71s. Oils eased again, but base metaUa were firm
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    183 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) October 18. Three months INDUSTRIALS Ounlops 20 cts. If. Cement IS eta. K. smelters 20 cts. McAllster 14 cts. K-so 21 eta. Robinson 11 cts. Ked. Dls. 15 ctt. C. Storage 4id r. N. 18 cts. Kothmans IS eta. Uammona IS eta. S Land 6 eta.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    55 16 ciatien made HssM changri :n rates to merchants yeaterday (all raX to sinni: sllini: TT sr OO rssdy: ■sills* Frsncs ItM; Italian Lin BaSTB. On 'hr ffss ixchsnui market in Ron| quoted at !t'3t for TT and 5 T2| for eath. SUrlmc <Ml quoted at II Sa4 s*M
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    Tin rises sharply by 54.25 Rubber mart is quieter
    605 16 PLLOWING the Dig overnight rise in London Straits tin yesterday made another bharp advance of $4.25 to $472 per picul. the highest price since early May 1902. The price has now gained $10 in the past rive trading days. Yesterday's ottering
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      1391 17 COMPANY MEETING THE RENONG TIN DREDGING COMPANY LIMITED SIR JOHN HAY REVIEWS FIFTY YEARS OF MINING RECORD DIVIDEND AND SCRIP ISSUE ANNOUNCED Dato Sir John Hay's statement to Stockholders reads as follows: From the cover of the Report and Accounts Stockholders will observe that this Is the 60th Anniversary of
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      902 17 Bx L I 1 fliaV^^^^K JSv 111 kv I I I I 1 FRASER NEAVE LIMITED. Less of Stock Certificate* APPLICATION has been made 1 to the Directors of this Company I by Tiow Guan Limited to issue I duplicate certificates in place of numbers ***** to ***** all inclusive
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      560 17 NOTICE It Is hereby notified for general information that I the underI signed, Sampuran Kaur d/o Man Singh of Ipoh have been legally separated from my husband Kartar Singh s o Harnam Singh, pensioner, of 30 Jalan Mohamediah, Muar by virtue of an agreement of separation executed at Kuala Lumpur
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      845 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD VACANCY Applications are Invited from fully qualified Master Mariners (Foreign-Going) for the appointment of Assistant Berthing Officer In the Marine section of The Singapore Harbour Board. The Salary Scale for the poet Is $980 x (35)-$750/786 x (35)-VlO3O/ 1100-(4oi-$l3OO per month. Point of entry
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      702 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KLANG TOWN COUNCIL The Klang Town Council Invites applications from Federal/ State Nationals for the following appointment Town Planning Assistant Applicants must have attained their 18th but not their 25th birthday and must have passed Cambridge School Certificate Examination or Federation school Certificate Examination Grade I or II
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      580 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT The Telecommunications Department invites tencieri lor the supply and Installations of air conditioning equipment at the Telephone Exchange Madras Lane Penang. Tender documents may be ob- j tamed from the Controller of Telecoms Penang or from Telecoms Headquarters Kuala Lumpur. The closing date for tenders
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      Thailand expect to beat Malaysia in the second-leg
      258 18 Thailand expect to beat Malaysia in the second-leg f AMCHAN HASDIN, secretary of the F.A. of Thai- land and leader of their Olympic team, is confident Thailand will beat Malaysia in their second i leg Olympic tournament preliminary round match at Bangkok on Nov. 16. SINGAPORE, Fri. In an interview
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      106 18 SPRINGBOKS IMPRESS IN Ist NET PRACTICE PERTH, Fri.— The touring South Alrican cricketers and particularly fast > bowler Peter Pollock—earned the praise of newspapers here today following their first net practice. ■fhe Daily News said: "Pc- ter Pollock left no doubts about just how fast he is." The Pe^th moning
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      34 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Hockey Association league Div. 1 match between SCC and Indian Association, and the Div. 2 match between Police and YMCA. scheduled for today, were washed out by rain.
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      541 18 ASS.A. HOPES FADC... BADEN-BADEN, Fri. AS South Africa's chances of remaining in the Olympic Games were reported to be fading, the International Olympic Committee, meeting here, yesterday elected its first African Negro member. He was Sir Adetokunbo Ademola of Nigeria, one
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      Negri and Selangor win Shield matches
      113 18 Negri and Selangor win Shield matches HOCKEY SEREMBAN, Fri. Negri Sembilan and Selangor won their matches on the opening day of the Hannigan Shield South Zone inter-state police hockey tournament here today. Negri routed Malacca 6-1 while Selangor had a much harder time beating Johore 3-2. Faster and fitter Negri
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      Kunalan should have an easy task
      194 18 ATHLETICS SINGAPORE. Pri.— C. Xuuaan, Singapore's latest sprint discovery, is expected to win the 100 and 200 metres events without much opposition at the Swift Athletic Association meet at Thomson Road on Sunday, start- j Ing at 2.30 p.m. Barring heavy ground conditions. Kunalan
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      43 18 RUGGER \DDING confusion to conflict, both teams wore jerseys of nearly the same colours and pattern in this match at Gurney Road yesterday. Spectators had a hard time separating Serdang from the Techs. Picture by Harold Teo.
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      Training on the thorny side
      392 18  -  Norman Siebel BADMINTON Kuala Lumpur, Friday by f T|HE Malaysian Thomas Cup players remember x with feelings of discomfort the three weeks they spent at the Police Depot here doing their final training stint before leaving for their Australasian zone matches against India and Australia.
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      SAAA to run road relay
      134 18 S AAA to run road relay SINGAPORE. Pri. Singapore Amateur Athletic Association .•I Introduce a road relay league next month. The league. Initiated by national coach Tan Eng Yoon, will be held fortnightly for three to four months, with the winning team to be deckled on the number of wins
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      Former stars in action
      62 18 SINGAPORE. Pri. Former Singapore Malaya Cup soccer stars will be in action at Parrer Park tomorrow when they meet a Par East Command team. The team will be selected from Rartth Omar, P. Supplah. Low Pak Tong. Jarasi, Halim, Tian Chong. Abcul Rahman, Hajl Grahan. Yew
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      $1,025 for fund
      26 18 SINGAPORE. Prt— Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation collected $1,025 from a recent match between Johore and Singapore in aid of the National Theatre Fund.
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      MILLER COURSE
      29 18 MALACCA. Pri. Porty local athletics coaches will attend a -lurse conducted by American Bill Miller at the Gajah Berang School here from Oct. 21 to Nov. 3.
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      Muar festival
      49 18 MUAR, Pri.— A hockey festival will be helc here on Oct. 28 as part of the Sultan of Johore's birthday celebrations. Teams from Johore Bahni, Segamat. Batu Pahat and Muar will take part In the inter-district competition. In addition there will be matches for women and veterans.
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      22 18 LONDON. Fri. English football league results: Dlt 3— Notts County 0 Reading 1: Wt 4 Brighton 3 York 0— Reuter.
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      SERDANG TOO GOOD
      105 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Technical College took a 19-0 drubbing in their first rugger match this season. Their superior opponents, Serdang Agriculture College XV. scored two goals, two tries and a penalty goal at Gurney Road this evening. Serdang. led by their Maori wing forward-cum-coacb, Daniel Ellison. a
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      434 18 MBapBHBaaa^^B^BHBJBJBJpjBJH "JHfIa^MIHBBiI^^kHIHHHB^H SOCCtK inenalics: Ex-Ma-laya Cup XI v Far East Command (5.15 Farrer Pk); Sukaramai v Sri Oairing. B. Pahat (5.15. Farrer Pk); New Market v Mercantile Bank, XL (Kubu Stadium, Malacca, 7.30 p.m.). Spore Junior cup: Junior AAA v D Afiah 'A' (5.15); Div. 3: Police 'A" v Dunman
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      PASIR PUTEH HAS TOUGH TASK WITH 9.0
      581 19 PASIR PUTEH HAS TOUGH TASK WITH 9.0 Peak of Perfection impresses RACING by Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE, Fri. Just how good is Pasir Puteh? In six outings this season, this six-year-old (by Smokey Eyes) has won four races, all of them in convincing manner. At the last meeting here, he pulverised
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      SPOTLIGHT on your fancies
      1415 19 SPOTLIGHT on your fancies Race One GREAT EAGLE: Came out after spell to run a good third to I Pepita over 7f in heavy going I at Penang last month; can get 81 any goingTARZAN II: Working well; second over B. Timah 8f in April; stepped up on his form
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      46 19 TRACK TIP... for Wednesday is Veni Vici Stable's Dragon's Blood. He ran 3f in 39 3/5 with Alan Trevena up yesterday morning. The Pink. Flower gelding showed that he has benefited from his recent Ptnang outing which was his first after a spell in the Highlands.
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      1596 19 Race One: 1.40 Cl 4 -Div s-sf WAI i^ZLH?; &S* M w »rden) Noordln. 690 )1* 2 341.79 Unbelievable (Thlo St.) Allan 6 813 Wil«on i» I S 'Olympto St.) Ahmad. 6 Üb'IIIIU'saS I VJ-, n ercnlM fShaw St> Tulloh. 7 8.11 'Nawari 11 SKS
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      185 19 f ONDON. Fri. As expected Harvey Leader's filly, Fail Astronomer, had her odds clipped and wound up at 11-2 second favourite, only half a point behind the favourite. Hasty Cloud, at last night's final Victoria Club callover on the Cambridgeshire Handicap to be run over 9f
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      20 19 LONDON, Pri. Rugby Union results: County Championship Warwick 25 Leics 0. Club match Aberavon 11 Pontypridd 0. Reuter.
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    Malaysia's first rural plan
    392 20  -  LAKSHMI NATARAJAN By TARGET DATE FOR LAUNCHING SET FOR 1966: SARA WAR TO START ITS OWN SCHEME NEXT YEAR KUALA LUMPUR. Friday fill;: DEPUTY Prime Minister and Minister for Rural Development Tun Abdul Razak, s;iid today thai Malaysia would launch its first five-year rural development plan
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    Penang Turf Club row: Bookmakers 'vermin' says Rintoul
    855 20 Penang Turf Club row: Bookmakers 'vermin' says Rintoul TIIK PRESIDENT of the Penang Turf Club, Mr. Lim Huck Aik, today invited members to lay before the committee any complaint about high-handed methods employed i)v security oflicers during race meetings. "If an official complaint is made it will be dealt with
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    Life with border bandits-by one who quit
    445 20  - Life with border bandits -by one who quit GEOFFREY GELOARD By IZUCHING. Fri. A young Chinese, who had gone over to Indonesia for military training and returned disillusioned, said today he and his former comrades were badly treated by the Indonesians. The Indonesians, he said, intended to use the Chinese
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    55 20 That Satu 'ultimatum' expires... SINGAPORE. Fri.— The •ultimatum" from the Singapore Association of Trade Unions calling on the Government to settle two Satu demands, expired today. The Straits Times learns that th Government has rejected the demands A SATU spokesman said today that a meeting would be held to discuss
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    Naval Base strike: No arbitration
    121 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. As the Naval Base strike entered its 12th day today, both the Naval Base authorities and the strikers indicated that they would not put the case before the Industrial Arbitration Court for settlement. The Secretary-General of the Naval Base Labour Union. Mr. Michael
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    LONDON STOCKS RUBBER and TIN
    348 20 LONDON. Frl. The stock markets ended a very satisfactory week on a firm note. There was a further broad advance In equities, although most of the Improvement took place in the morning. After some hesitancy following the announcement of the official invitation to Lord Home
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    48 20 LONDON. Fri. Spot 21 3/18 d., Nov. 2P 4 d.. Dec. 21-\d., Jan. 21 7 16d.. Jan. Mar. 21 9<l6d Apr. June 21 ..d.. July Sept. 21 i 7 16d.. Oct. Dec. 217 16d. Jan. Mar. 21 :l »d. c.l.f. Nov. 21 Dec. 213 16d. Tone. Uncertain.
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    25 20 LONDON, Frl Buyers £942':... sellers £944. Forward buyers £939 >.., seller- £940. Settlement £942 U. Turnover ajn. 275 tons. pjn. 80 i ions. Tone: Steady
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