The Straits Times, 12 November 1963

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    22 1 Nat— '■-'•>'"'• AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times file***** i Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon SPORE'S ROYAL DAY
    690 1  -  JACKIE SAM and GABRIEL LEE OV 1 SINGAPORE, Monday KING AND QUEEN MAKE FIRST VISIT TO ISLAND STATE A RED CARPET ROLLED OUT AT AIRPORT SINGAPORE today gave a regal welcome to the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong on their State visit here. This
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    Regal welcome
    32 1 YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA, PREMIER LEE KUAN YEW GREET THE YANG DI-PERTUAN AGONG ON HIS ARRIVAL 0 THE Yang di-Pertuon Agong, with the Prim* Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lea Kuan Yew.
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    Lock icon Five held in Brunei swoop
    190 1 Five held in Brunei swoop ■DRUNEI TOWN, Mon. Brunei police seized four Chinese men and a woman for alleged Communist subversive activities in pre-dawn swoops today in various parts of the state capital. A considerable quantity of Communist documents was seized. According to the police. Communist cells were known to
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    Party Negara man detained
    63 1 SEREMBAN, Mon. Special Branca officers here arrested a former Party Negara official. Inche Mohamed Yusuf bin Aswam, 45, at his rice and curry eating shop at 1 a.m. today. Police gave his name as A.M. Yusuf and said he was arrested under the Internal Security Act
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    Cheaper petrol
    30 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Shell Company Is reducing the prices of Its petrol In Malaya and Singapore from tomorrow. Reductions range between two and three cents a gallon.
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    Our sympathy
    26 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Tengku Abdul Rahman today sent a message of condolence to the Japanese Government over yesterday's mine explosion and train crash disaster.
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    The-Royal visit
    9 1 TheRoyal visit IN PICTURES: PAGES 6, 11 AND 18
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    Long time no see...
    1183 1 Long time no see... PHILIPPINE DELE6ATE TELLS RAZAK WITH HANDSHAKE AS THE INDONESIANS WATCH From FELIX ABISHEGANADEN BANGKOK. Monday PHILIPPINE Foreign Affairs Un-der-Secretary, Librado Cayco, surprised Colombo Plan representatives here this morning when he greeted Tun Abdul Razak with a warm handshake and said "Long time no see." Tun Rank
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    Lock icon Nehru may quit Congress Party
    75 1 NEW DELHI. Mon.— Mr. Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, was quoted today as saying he felt like leaving the ruling Congress Party "to do some constructive work" because group rivalries inside the party disheartened him. The newspaper. The Statesman, said Mr. Nehru appeared "visibly annoyed" at
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    Man runs amok with van
    358 1 Man runs amok with van TPOH, Mon. An 1 amok driving a motor van ploughed through heavy traffic along a two-mile stretch of a main road here this morning, leaving in his wake seven people injured and several damaged vehicles. The amok, in his early twenties, hit his house ut
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 TWO INJURED MNGAPORE. Mon— Gob Ah Hock. 20. Koh Ah Boh. 20, seriously injured in parang attack by 13 mm in Arumugam Road tonight.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Filipinos goto the polls today
      315 2 MACAPAGAL HOPES TO END 12-12 DEADLOCK MANILA, Monday. ABOUT 9,000,000 Filipinos are expected to go to the polls tomorrow to vote into office eight senators, and thousands of provincial, municipal, city and town officials. There are about 39,000 candidates this year, including those for two
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      Lock icon Anti-witch doctor organisation
      63 2 Anti-witch doctor organisation NAIROBL Mon. An anti-witch doctor organisation opposed only to those who do evil haa been formed among Kenya's Luo tribe. Mr. Wilson Wabongo, president of the new body, the Luo Anti-Magic and Witch Doctors Association. said: "We are not against the witch doctors who cure people but
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      Bomber crash kills two
      55 2 VIENTIANE, Mon. A Laotian Air Force T-28 bomber crashed Into the housing area of a French military training mission here yesterda; morning, killing the pilot and the wife of a French Army non-commissioned officer. Three other women, two French and a Laotian servant, were Injured, a
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      Lock icon MR. MBOYA PLAYS FOR THE OLD BOYS
      86 2 MR. TOM MBOYA. Kenya's Minister of Justice, turned out to play for the Old Boys football team of Mangu High School his school in a match against the present boys' team of the school, at Nairobi. Mr. Mboya retired from the field at
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      Export at standstill
      36 2 JAKARTA, Mon. Exports of rubber, copra and other produce from Sumatra have "come to a standstill" since the trade and diplomatic break between Indonesia and Malaysia, the news agency Antara said today. UPL
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      Lock icon INDONESIA RECALLS BRITISH 'INSULT'
      160 2 JAKARTA, Mon. The MlJ nlster for Basic Industries and Mining. Mr. Chaerul Saleh said in a speech here that It was natural for Indonesians to associate the annual Nov. 10 Heroes' Day commemoration with the "grave insult" by Britain In 1945. Heroes' Day commemorates the beginning
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      Lock icon Police told of drinks and drunks: 'Be —nice'—
      378 2 Police told of drinks and drunks: 'Be nice' ORISBANE. Mon. Queensland police have been told to be nice to people they arrest on charges of drunkenness. Queensland courts have averaged about 26 000 convic: .ns for drunkenness every year .since 1958. 'Remember that anger, lpcturrs or scoldings, tor the most
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      188 2 l//«'t/ Onp Rt t V. T. Hnwnlin PERCIVAL TH* SEVEN- >~ ...MXTRE GOING TO H*Vt "TO 1 WEU-. TEENTH, KING OP TH' NOT SO 1 SET BY ME BEFORE VOU/^~^ ALL RIGHT.' j (X _t#c GO PROVINCE? WKLUhJ IWST MAY PRESUME TO f YEM _^J jZM LtTS V^l^f. Spr^ETOIA? T
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    US-EUROPEAN DESK
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    Lock icon Alec-Jack meeting not till next year
    121 3 Alec-Jack meeting not till next year I ONDON, Mon. Bri- tain's new Prime Minister, Sir Alec Doug-las-Home, is unlikely to have a meeting with President Kennedy before next year, British officials indicated yesterday. They discounted London Press reports saying that Sir Alec planned to meet Mr. Kennedy before the end
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    Lock icon Bullfighter to be a priest
    59 3 lARRANGONA (Spain). Mon. -The Spanish matador Juan G.ircia (Mondeno) retired from the bull-ring in Spain yesterday to start studying for the priesthood after completing a contract in Mexico. Earlier this year a Driest became v bullfighter. Enrique Morrno entered the profession under the name El
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    Lock icon BEHAN IS TICKLED AT RUMOURS HE'S DEAD
    141 3 ftUBUN. Mon.— Playwright Brendan Behan yesterday was reported "tickled pink" by the spate of reports that he had died in a Dublin hospital. "Behan is progressing very satisfactorily and is tickled at the number of calls we have had asking if he was
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    Castro's school for terror: Stevenson
    218 3 Castro's school for terror: Stevenson YEW YORK. Mon. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Mr. Adlai E. Stevenson, said last night the "obsession about Cuba is beginning to diminish" but the Communist regime is still "a source of grave concern" to the United States. "I've noticed recently In Press conferences
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    Lock icon 'Message' from Venus
    89 3 LONDON. Mon. Seventy people, many of them elderly, sat praying for more than half an hour yesterday on a hill near Coombe Martin, 8-W England, hoping to save the world from a "killer" disease. They belonged to toe Aetherius Society, some of whose members claim to have
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    Lock icon Day Allied skymen almost took —Berlin—
    116 3 Day Allied skymen almost took Berlin NEW YORK, Mon. General James Gavin said yesterday that the Americans and British had planned to parachute three divisions into Berlin in 1945 to take the city before the Russians arrived. Gen. Gavin, who commanded the 82nd \J£. Airborne Division during the war and
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    18,000 sit together for breakfast
    70 3 CHICAGO. Mon.— More than 18.000 people downed pancakes and fried ham yesterday ln what was called the largest breakfast ever held under one roof It took 100 chefs and cooks five days to prepare. It will take 30 dishwashers three days to clean it up.
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    Pakistan envoy meets Gromyko
    36 3 MOSCOW. Mon. Pakistani Ambassador Ikbal Athar conferred at the Foreign Ministry yesterday with Foreign Minister Andrei Oromyko The official Tass news agency, reporting the meeting, save no details of their talks.— UPl
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    Wives plan march
    34 3 DUBLIN, Men. Angry Dublin housewives plan to march on Parliament this week ln protest against a new 2»i per cent sales tax on all consumer Items Including food, clothing and medicine.
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    Lock icon Carole is Miss World
    111 3 Carole is Miss World mWENTY year old 1 Miss Jamaica (34--22-34) and only sft 3 in. tall, who was elected "Miss World" iq London last week, smiling radiantly in her moment of triumph. But afterwards, the model, who was a 50--to'-one "outsider" in the pre-election voting, wept for joy. No
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    RUSSIA 'OPENS WAY TO MOON ROUNDTRIPS
    434 3 RUSSIA 'OPENS WAY TO MOON ROUNDTRIPS MOSCOW, Monday THE Soviet Unions space science spokesman said yesterday the "Polyot 1" (flight one) manoeuvrable space vehicle launched on Nov. 1 had opened the way for establishment of heavy manned space stations and manned roundtrips to the moon, Mars and Venus. Mr. Stislav
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      321 3 Results of the 'Spot the Spoon M4jg£.v£m*€m.£€>S*- Competition Ist Priie Mr. Chow Kam Goon, 15 Kirn Cheng Street, Tiong Bahru Flats, Singapore. 3. (Fiat 60QD) 2nd Priie Mr. Ng Siew, No. 3, Happy Paradise. Raub. Pahang. (Vespa Scooter) 3rd Priie Mr. Heng Soon Chiew 177, Main Road. Tanjong Piandang, Perak.
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    No case since SHB union does not exist: Rajah
    1087 4 SINGAPORE, Monday JM I E Siiiga p o r 0 Harbour Board Stall Association no longer existed following the cancellation of its certificate of registration, and therefore the court should not grant a declaratory judgment that the annual general meeting of
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    47 HOMELESS IN CHINATOWN FIRE
    295 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A lunch-hour blaze today destroyed a three-storey building at the junction of Boon Tat Street and Stanley Street in Chinatown, causing 47 people to be homeless. Except for a housewife who received minor injuries when she escaped from the fire by Jumping from
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    AN ULTIMATUM for HOTEL STRIKERS
    281 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The management of the strike-bound Hotel Singapura Intercontinental in Orchard Road today began making plans to recruit new staff to replace sorre 190 employees who have not turned up for work since the strike broke out last Thursday. It has given the workers
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    Naval Base checks 'to keep out outsiders'
    157 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Naval Base police are now checking the homes of civilian workers employed In the Base to prevent "unauthorised persons" from living there. An Admiralty spokesman explained: "These checks are to keep out outsiders." The "keep out" order followed the return to
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    A RISE IN WATER STOCKS
    62 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Water stocks rose from 30.7 per cent last Monday to 31.07 per cent yesterday, a Public Utilities Board statement said. Tebrau River has been ■applying full capacity since last Monday and water consumption is between 54 and 58 million gallons a day Gradual
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      157 4 CAPITOL (s-por.) OPENS THURSDAY JHIS WAS THE LOVING... BATTLING... AGE )B MM OF KING ARTHUR... THE KNIGHTS OF M THE ROUND TABLE mm -mm mm Simultaneously REX (Spore) SKY Next Change 1 3 Terrified Girls On The Run From The WILDEST WEB OF EVIL EVER SPUN! §|iJlll!lil[[lflHQlW[-IIIi[G« iyiii'iy«i[Sß[yi,iiiiniPiflis M'f presents
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    Dumping: Malaysia acts
    432 5 Tariff protection for local firms against 'unfair' competition 'JHE Central Government will introduce specific duties on imported goods to protect Malaysian industries from "unfair" foreign competition, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, announced today. Dr. Lim was speaking at a lunch given in
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    COMPANY CHIEF ON $16,000 CHARGE
    124 5 OENANG, Mon.— C. B. Campos, proprietor of an advertising firm in Kuala Lumpur, was today produced in the First Magistrate's Court here on a charge of committing criminal breach of trust of $16,--110 belonging to Malaya Films and Investments Ltd., of Kuala Lumpur. Campos. 33,
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    Thai help sought to beat these thieves
    140 5 Thai help sought to beat these thieves A LOR STAR. Mon. Kedah and Perlis police have sought the help of the Thai police in their all-out war against the increasing thefts of motor scooters and bicycles in the Malaysian-Thai border areas. "We have been assured of the fullest co-operation from
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    TROPHY TO BOY WHO SAVED 13 FROM FLOOD
    8 5 TROPHY TO BOY WHO SAVED 13 FROM FLOOD
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    Anyone would have done the same, he says shyly
    176 5 Anyone would have done the same, he says shyly KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A schoolboy who rescued 13 people during the recent Cheras flood was today awarded a silver cup for his bravery by his school. Yong Peng. 18, a pupil of the Union Institute here, received thunderous applause from his
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    They will study that insult'
    66 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Th« Singapore Malay Education Council is to hold a special meeting to discuss the "Insulting" article by freelance journalist Alex Josey published In an Australian news magazine. The council's secretary-general. Inche Ahmad Jailani Imam, said today that the meeting would study the article,
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    Welder for High Court trial
    58 5 SINOAPORE. Mon. Cheng Kok Meng. a welder, was today commuted lo stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge ot ;irmed roboerv at Opal Crescent on Oct 6 Cheng wu aliened at a Dreliminary lnouiry to have robbed Madam Chua Kah Hia of $700
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    Three men and a woman accused
    135 5 Three men and a woman accused pENANG, Mon.— Three I men Nf? Kong Beng, 28, Tan Hock Khoon. 19. and Ooi Lay Ann, 25 were today charged with robbing a businessman! and his family of $16,--000, a gold-plated belt) and a watch. Ng, of Selangor. and Tan and 001, of
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    Lock icon The Queen relaxes
    89 6 HER MAJESTY the Raja Permaisuri Agong is introduced to Mrs. Hanim Doral, wife of radio programme chief, Mr. Claude Doral. Mrs. Doral was among 50 charity workers who met the Queen at tea at the Istana Negara yesterday afternoon. Behind her Ma- jesty, is Puan Noor Aishah,
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    ROYAL LOOK AT THINGS TO COME
    46 6 THE King listens intently as Singapore's Minister for National Development, Mr. Lim Kirn San, shows him models of more flats to be built in Singapore. The King was visiting Princess House, headquarters of the Housing and Development Board in Queenstown.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    397 6 THK following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lcbar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From Hong Kong (BA 961) 2.15 p.m.: from London. Zurich. Tel Aviv, Teheran, New Delhi. Bangkok (BA 710) 6.20 p.m.; from Auckland. Sydney, Darwin (BA 721) 6.35 p.m.: from
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      97 6 Today's programme HERE is the programme j Botanic Gardens together for the Kind's State with the Queen. visit in Singapore today 8 pm. State banquet (Tuesday). at the Istana Negara. II am. L.,IM the 'hi,""?!™ WSS-fW VLE BW |S? trttll Statlon 9.15 a.m. Visit to the 11.50 a.m. Visit to
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    Lock icon Kuching reception for army men
    60 7 CHATTING with the Minister for Sarawak Affairs, Temenggong Jugah, at an allcommunities reception for the Malaysian Armed Forces in Kuching last Saturday night are (from left) Second Lieut. R. G. Johnson of Penang, Staff Sgt. Abdullah of Ipoh, Pte. Johar of Malacca and Cpl. Ching
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    Two dead, 11 hurt in head-on crash
    90 7 Two dead, 11 hurt in head-on crash SINGAPORE, Mon. Two men were killed and four seriously injured when an army truck and lorry collided head-on in Sembawang Road yesterday. The dead are Ng Quee Meng, 44, the lorry driver, and a passenger in the lorry. Mabl bin Ahmad. The seriously
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    Robbery bid slaying: Youth remanded
    54 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. A youth, Lav Soon Kirn. was charged In a magistrate's court here today with the murder of Chla Mul Song, partner of a provision shop In Tanjong Katong Road last Saturday. Chla was shot dead during an attempted robbery by three men. Lav
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    $14 shop robbery
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Plv« robbers armed with daggers entered a coffee shop at Sungei Way, near Petaling Jaya, here early this morning and took $14 In cash after threatening the proprietor. Police said that the gang escaped in a car.
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    Theft charge
    48 7 PENANG. Mon. Ja'aiar bin Ahmad, 24, was today granted $500 ball on h charge ot stealing 100 rupees, Sl5, a gold chain, a pair of gold buttons, a watch and some travel documents from a Kedah resident, Mohamed H.inlffa. at the Penang harbour on Oct 6
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    3,000 of Indonesian origin at rally
    197 7 BATU PAHAT, Mon. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jublr, last night visited his own kampong in Renggit. about 2o miles from here, to address about 3.000 people at a Malaysia solidarity rally. Nearly all the kampong people, who are mostly of
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    TOP OF THE FORM BLIND PIJPTLS
    216 7 TOP OF THE FORM BLIND PIJPTLS PENANG, Monday. r fWO blind students, Martha Ho and Azizah binte Hamzah, were cheered today when they were led up to Datin Wong Pow Nee, wife of the Chief Minister, to collect their prizes at the Penang Convent's annual speech day. Martha and Azizah
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    Found dead: Man with a tattoo
    76 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The body of an unidentified Chinese, aged about 25. was found last night by police on the grounds of a nine-storey wing ol Selegie House flats Police believe he had fallen from the top floor. The man was dressed In a blue
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    Industrial mission to Australia has a good —chance—
    222 7 Industrial mission to Australia has a good —chance SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore's 18-man .ndustrial mission to Australia, which left here fast night, was seen off by the Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. Dr. Goh said: "The chances of the mission are very bright. The ground has been prepared and they
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    MTUC and 'regrettable strike5
    97 7 MTUC and 'regrettable strike 5 TPOH. Mon.— The Perak division of the Malayan Trade Union Congress passed an emergency resolution at Its meeting here yesterday taking "cognisance of the regrettable state of affairs In the Naval Base strike In Singapore." The resolution urged the Central and Singapore governments to "safeguard
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    Youth faces rape charge
    56 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A youth. Ton Hong Qeolc, was charged In a magistrate's court today with rapIng a girl at a work site at Queen Astrid Park at 7.30 pin on Nov 5 after putting her in fear of death and Injury. He was remanded until Saturday,
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    Bus firm seeks help to end strike
    141 7 THE management of the Regal Bus Company Ltd. Is seeking: the help of the Labour Department to settle the elght-day-old strike which has tied up its 16 buses. Mr Voon Nuan Pin manaper of the company, said this today wl.en he went to
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    Food ban after man dies of cholera
    307 8 TAIPING, Monday. HFHE sale of ice cream and uncooked food such as salads, sliced fruit, ice-kachang and other iced drinks, has been banned in Taiping by the Town Council following a cholera case in Simpang, four miles from here. Phoon Wan Chow, 50,
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    MARATHON CYCLIST SEEKS A SPONSOR
    164 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon An Indian marathon cyclist who claims to hold the world record for nonstop cycling, is here in search of a charitable organisation to sponsor a show for him. He is Sayed Mohamed Nawab, Zi, hove) who claims to have broken marathon cycling
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    Stole bangle from child
    56 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. A motor mechanic snipped off a (told bangle from a two-year old's ankle at a busy market with a pair of scissors, a magistrate's court was told today. i Woo Kirn Wee vw jailed for one year for stealing the bangle, worth $60. at
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    Thai denies price of maize is up
    240 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Thai Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. Aran Sachaveta, today denied a report that Thailand had raised prices for her exports of maize, a basic ingredient in animal feed, to Singapore because of Indonesia's economic confrontation policy. Mr. Sachaveta said an
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    Priority move on recognition of more US —degrees—
    208 8 Priority move on recognition of more US —degrees— KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Education, Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, said today he was giving "priority consideration to the recognition of more American degrees in view of the increasing opportunities for young Malaysians to study in the United States. He was
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    PLAN FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL TO TRAIN MEDICAL ASSISTANTS
    198 8  -  VIC NAYAGAM KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Ministry of Health is drawing up plans to start a special school next year to train medical assistants to assist in Government health projects. particularly in the rural areas. This was disclosed today by the Minister
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    Big rush for taxi driving licences
    156 8 Big rush for taxi driving licences SINGAPORE, Mon. The big rush to apply for taxi driving licences began today as the office of the Registrar of Vehicles resumed the issuing of licences for the first time since July, 1959. Scores of applicants besan lining up outside the registry in Middle
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    Fight between gangs injures man, 77
    74 8 Fight between gangs injures man, 77 SINGAPORE, Mon.— More than 20 gangsters from two. rival groups fought a pitched battle with bottles and acid bulbs In Palembang Road this evening. While none of the thugs was known to have been injured, a 77--year-old man, Chua Sooi Tee, who was sitting
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    20-UNION MOVE THREATENS TO SPLIT MTUC
    299 8 20-UNION MOVE THREATENS TO SPLIT MTUC KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A BIG split is threatening the Malayan Trades Union Congress. The reason is that unions of government workers feel that the non-government unions, which now control the MTUC, are imposing their will on them. Twenty unions in the government sector, all
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    They oppose strongly admission of an 'outsider'
    187 8 They oppose strongly admission of an 'outsider' "In this instance, a number of unions in the government sector have protested strongly against the admission of the NUGCW. "It is our firm view that the MTUC should not do anything contrary to the wishes of its affiliates in this instance. "The
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  • BEING TODAY HORSE UNDER WATER
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      1869 9 A SENSATIONAL NEW SPY STORY BY THE AUTHOR OF THE IPCRESS FILE... LEN DEIGHTON SHE SHOULD HAVE SAID TROUBLE! LEN DEIGHTON'S first secret file was a sensation. Now here Is the second 5 secret file, "Horse E Under Water," with skin diving, drag trafficking
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    DEATH
    53 10 MRS. MURUCASU nee SampooraAaro PHSsed away 5.1t.63. cremated T 11.83 ir:<vintc behind, to mourn hrr beloved hinu-in! V.K. Miirugasu. retired Health ln»i>ector. Sitiawan. three daughter*, art***- of AS P M. Uovindaaamy. M N. Labour Officer K Sambaalvam. PJK. and P K. Veyloo of Singapore threr other daughter*. son and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    166 10 •a Wmrdt Sit (HHmimmm) MR. ANO MRS N. Vasudevajt Nair. rnrt Dirluwm. Lukut MM, thank rrlatrvee and irlend* for their present! and kind atlendanre on thnr wedding day THE FAMILY OF late Mr. N.N. Roy ihaak Muar Hospital Staff, rrlativiv and friends for their condolence men" »kes. service* and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    438 10 2» Wtrdt Sit (minimum) IN DEVOTED MEMORY of Ruby Iris Kanajunjr.hr lulled to rest on '.•ill-*.'. God looked down from Heaven. He was looking for fee Beet. He choxe Our Darllnx Mama, aad took her none In mi. Your Uovng Oraodi hildrrn IN LOVING M£MORV or Ruby Ins
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    108 10 21) Word* Sit (Minimum) FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite all teachers and book addicta to browse In their showroom at Times House. Is) Valley Road. Singapore 'WWW II GOOD for health". joior< advise diabetics. Delicious Ryviu made from whole-meal rye satisfies your craving for "starch foods. E A GOOD Malayan—
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    The Straits Times
    7 10 Tuesday.- November 12, 1963.
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    Patterns Of Trade
    694 10 There is not a news cable yet from Bangkok, where Ministers of the Colombo Plan countries are meeting, which has not ..poken gaily or gloomily of the probability that everything else at the conference will be overshadowed by the Malaysian issue. The shadow certainly hovers, but Colombo
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    Mutual Aid
    340 10 The safeguards sought by Sabah and Sarawak for various special interests were readily granted during the Malaysia negotiations. They are written into the Constitution and the most important of them may not be deleted or changed without the consent of the Borneo States themselves. It is far too
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    Royal Visit
    136 10 The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong have been welcomed in Singapore with a warm display of affection and loyalty. When the three-day Royal visit is over. Their Majesties will have had a glimpse of many aspects of life in the largest city in their domain.
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    Inside the asphalt jungle WATER CRISIS IN NEW YORK
    421 10  - Inside the asphalt jungle WATER CRISIS IN NEW YORK Joyce Egginton l,v \KW YORK. Mon. This city is about the least probaole place on earth. It is a series of nameles* concrete villages, built on rock, each bearing little relation to its neighbour. In the tall, rectangular skyscrapers children grow
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    LETTERS
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    A critic's outbursts
    239 10 AS one who participates regularly in musical concerts in Singapore, I am well aware of V. F. D.'s criticisms. For some time now he seems to have been taking more "bicarb" with it. Even in his earlier, more vitriolic, moments it must surely be conceded that his
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    Speed up
    68 10 MOTORISTS are very pleased with the new system of one-way traffic along Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road, but they are less happy about the speed limit (30 m.p.h.) The main purpose of the one-way system Is to Improve the flow of traffic, but there won't be much
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    Young golfers
    288 10 I AM glad that the remark "that the youths of this country are not given the encouragement to take up the game (golf) when they are still in school 1 in my speech at the Tenang Turf Club annual dinner, has raised comment from some heads of schools
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    BERLIN: Why did K do it?
    1341 10  - BERLIN: Why did K do it? EDWARD CRANKSHAW THAT THREAT TO GO TO WAR OVER THE HEIGHT OF A TRUCK TAILBOARD by LONDON. MONDAY MR. KHRUSHCHEV has announced that if the Americans had driven on at the time of the latest holdup of a U.S. Army convoy in the Berlin
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    Lock icon The big welcome at airport
    169 11 The Royal Visit to Singapore in pictures THF QPNII AFF Jt Lumpur airport with Their Majcstiii arc int Otnif-Urr fh# Mißift f of Fiiunc*. Mr. Tail Siew Sin, and the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. Straits Times picture. BELOW, the King is greeted by the
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    It's here: The Car of the Future
    110 11 It's here: The Car of the Future SINGAPORE, .won The "Car of the Future" Chrysler's revolutionary tas turbine model was flown into Singapore last night in a chartered Pan\merican Airways DC7-F aitcr.i f t. With it tamr a itch of engineers who are following the car in its world lour
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    Meet-the-people sessions
    48 11 SINOAPORE. Mon.— The Barisan Sosialis today announced that its tMtrht Assemblymen will hold "meet-the-people" sessions between 7.30 o.m. and 10 p.m every Thursday at party branches in their respective constituencies. Of the party's other frve Assembly representatives, three are under den tent ion and two are
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    Queen tours hospital in the afternoon
    277 11  -  SOH TIANG KENG ■I by SINGAPORE, Mon. The Raja Permaisuri Agong today spent a busy afternoon visiting the General Hospital and meeting the State's leading women social workers. The Rolls Royce carrying Her Majesty and Puan Noor Aishah, wife of Singapore's Head of State,
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    King visits Queenstown to see Singapore's housing progress —'
    240 11 King visits Queenstown to see Singapore's housing progress gINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's housing development was shown to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong today. Giving him an insight into the State's progress was the man who broke the back of the housing problem, Mr. LJm Kirn San, Minister for National Development. An important
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      125 11 SHELL CUT PETROL PRICES The Shell Company of the Federation of Malaya Ltd. and The Shell Company of Singapore Ltd. both announce price reductions in petrol. There are also reductions in certain other products. These price reductions, which vary according to location, are the result of a streamlining of operations,
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      GLAMOUR AT BEDTIME
      71 12 EVERY woman's dream of bedtime glamour is this shaded pink nightie in soft nylon from Italy. Modelled here by Gail Collard, it is trimmed with ecru and toast coloured reembroidered lace running round the bodice and down to the hem. Short night gowns are becoming very popular
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      Refreshing dessert
      90 12 DO you want to M?rve a refreshing dessert? You will need 1 cup water. 1 cup pineapple juice. 1 tablespoon chopped fresh mint. 1 tablespoon lemon juice. J cup sugar. 1 cup crushed pineapple. 2 whitesCombine water, pineapple juice, chopped mint and sugar. Boil for :j minutes.. Chill.
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      HER AMBITION COMES TRUE
      415 12 Siok Hian is all set for advertising career the afe of 17 most tfirls ar e doubtful about the kind of career they want to choose, but this was not so with Miss Kileen Keng Siok Hian. In 1960 when she passed her Senior Cambridge examinaation,
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      DECORATING IDEA WITH BEADS
      178 12 DECORATING IDEA WITH BEADS THE large open-plan rooms that are becoming very much a part of life in modern homes need roomdividers which create an intimate atmosphere yet still retain the attractive feeling of spaciousness. Dividers can also provide cupboard space, their lower part housinu table linens, cutlery, and china.
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      Let's face it beautywise
      497 12 IF you are one of those teenagers who have the problem of unusual facial structure, here are some general tips on makeup given by experts. First wide-set eyes. You are lucky if you have them. They are considered a real beauty asset. Play them up. In
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      323 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Pat maybe has anxieties on L They include "Sapper." obvt- one point (6}. ously! (8, 6). 6. I'm going to design an eleva9. Pish taken on faulty trace tor In Florida (sj. could be played <9>. 7. Bill sees relative about the 10 7 get
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      771 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from Federal Citlaens or State Nationals for appointment as School Clerk in the Seconoary Trade School, Johore Bahru. Johore, on the following salary scale: Or nde I (Men) Probationers: $137.50 x 750-152.50 (Efficiency Bar*. Tlmescale: $199 x 14-227/ (Exam Ban/260 x 14-316. $331 x 14--429.
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      605 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENTS. Applications are Invited (or appointment to the following posts In 'he University of Malaya:— (a) Laboratory Assistants (b) Stenographers (O Clerics id) Typists Those who applied in response to our advertisement In August 1963 and have not so far been selecteo
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      498 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA LIBRARY ASSISTANT Applications are invited lor one post of Library Assistant. Qualiu•atlons: either (A) degree In Chinese studies from a recognised jnlverslty or (B) degree from .i recognLsed university plus a good knowledge of Chinese. Salary scale; jrobaUoners, $505 x 25-580. Qualified: $605 x 25-805.
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    Why insurance premiums increase
    443 14 \it 3 Iti It i^j fV»« I/% I j i\f I Ilil I i i^% litl/\ I j l^v fli VV* ■»\7 II i iwl i\ v% I 1 /V 1^ r^ DIMINISHING VALUE OF MONEY IS MAIN CAUSE: U.K. EXECUTIVE r pHE diminishing value of
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    CARPET FACTORY FOR STORE
    198 14 CARPET FACTORY FOR STORE pLANS for the estab--1 lishment of a carpet factory in Singapore, the first here, to be carried out between a New Zealand company of carpet manufacturers, its Australian associates and local indus- trialists, are in an advanced stage. This was announced by Mr. M.K. Z. Amir,
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    Indian plan for local cable plant
    185 14 Indian plan for local cable plant AN Indian industrialist from Madras arrived In Singapore last week to make a preliminary study of the possibility of setting up a cable factory in conjunction with local Investors. Mr. S. Nataraj, 36. managing director of the Omega Insulated Cable Co., (India) Ltd., Madras,
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    'Born salesmen still need to be trained'
    133 14 'Born salesmen still need to be trained' 'THOUGH it Is true that some people are "born salesmen", they still have to undergo proper training to give them the polish and efficiency that modern marketing demands. This was stated by Mr. 00l Oim Thye, the sales training officer of Nestles Products
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    CHANGE OF POSTS
    42 14 Mr. Renato Velli. former Alitalia manager for Australia, has been appointed director for the Far East and Australasia. He succeeds Mr. Carlo Ando. who is now director for Italy after having served In his previous post for three years.
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    PRAI SUGAR MILL'S INITIAL OUTPUT
    169 14  -  GUNN CHIT THYE By fFHE proposed $20-million sugar factory now being ■1" built at Prai, Province Wellesley, is expected to produce an initial 120,000 tons of refined sugar a year. Production, scheduled to start at the end of next year, may later be boosted to
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    Distributors sought
    42 14 Mr. V. D. Dhar. export manager of Presha Engineering Pty. Ltd. or Melbourne, arrived in Kuala Lumpur last week to arrange for the distribution of his company's products which include a wide range of packaged boilers and steam generating plant.
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    Director to retire
    49 14 Mr. K.H. Simpson Is to retire from the board of The Borneo Co. Ltd., next Friday after 44 years' service with the company. Before his appointment to the board in London in 1950, he had served for 30 years In the company's branches in the East.
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    TWO FRENCH AIRLINES ARE MERGED
    128 14 TWO FRENCH AIRLINES ARE MERGED TWO private French airlines. Union Aeromaritime de Transport and Transports Aeriens Intercontlnentaux, have merged to form a new company called Union de Transports Aeriens. U.T.A. now becomes the largest and most Important private airline In the European Common Market, having a fleet of 29 planes.
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    Tailor wins a car
    36 14 A Singapore tailor Mr. Chow Kam Goon, was the winner In the Kelvinator "Spot-the-Spoon"' competition His prize: a brand new Plat 600 D saloon. The contest drew hundreds of entries from Malaysia.
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    'Purple-Horse' Rado watch
    65 14 Another new model to come from Rado Watch Factory, Lengnau. Switzerland. Is the Rado "Purple-Horse" whose dial Is set with a brilliant double "purplehorse" symbol for easy identification. With this model, which has the exclusive Rado water-sealed device designed by Rado engineers, Rado now has 108 type*
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    More luxury flats going up here
    184 14 rnHE tempo of building construction in Singapore A Is quickening and at this rate, the State will become the New York of Malaysia sooner than expected. This week, two more building projects for Singapore are announced work on which Is to begin immediately. One
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    Germans in steel venture
    134 14 Germans in steel venture T\RIAM B.A. Vaduz of GerU many, one of the world's largest producers of specialised machinery for the production of double welded spiral pipes, are the main suppliers of machinery to Simalpan Steel Industries Ltd., one of Singapore 1 s two new steel pipe mills to be
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    101 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. INDUSTRIALS were easier with 1 falls In excess of rises, but I movements were small. Leaden I generally easeo but B HP improved slightly. Oils and base metals were barely ste tdy. Loans were steady. C.R.A. 22/10 Mount lsa 39/2 N Broken Hill (10* 33/3 Ampo
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    Guthrie results
    47 16 Output from the estates and mines In the Guthrie Group for October and for 1963 to date In brackets are as follows: rubber 9.462.000 lb. (80,790.000 lb), tea 164.000 lb. (1,343.000 lb.), palm oil 3.276 tons (28,764 tons), palm kernels 715 tons (6.222 tons), and
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    182 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) November 11. Three months INDUSTRIALS Cunlops 20 cts. McAltsler 14 cts. t Smelters 20 eta. Robinson 11 cts. Fiso 21 cts. C. Storage 4*<t. Fed. Ulsp. 15 cts. Rothmans 13 eta. K tc N. 18 cts. Selangor Prop. 8 cts Gammons 16 cts. 8 Larxl 5
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    22 16 All Malayan Exchange Banks Association rates were unchanged yesterday. All Hong; Kong markets were closed yesterday and will re-open today.
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    EXTREMELY DULL DAY ON MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    510 16 From Our Market Correspondent rwas an extremely doll day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the Singapore trading room operating for only half a day. Turnovers were very light and in most cases price changes, were very small. Kuala Lumpur reported a
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stock Indices Nov. 9 No*. II Industrials: 117.24. 117.69 Tins: 112.92 112.8') S rubbers: 108.84 108.84 Dec 29. 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    757 16 BUSINESS in the Singapore trading room of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of the shares traded In brackets Industrials: Central Properties $1.31 SI.. (9,0X10) $1.31 <7.000) vl 32: C.I. Holding (2 000) 6s. 10»d. Dunleps (1.000) $2.53. $2.30 XL: Etie erds. (10.000) $2.42: P.
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    KUALA LUMPUR
    75 16 Business in tne Kuala Lumpur trading room with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ctstem Smeltim 52.89 (1,000) Malayan Breweries $4 (1,000); Malayan Tebaee* 82.38 (1.000); MsAllster 12.18 (1,000). 82.38 (1.000 delayed); Metal Bex 83.06 (1,000): Reklnsen (1.57 (1.000): Rethmans 51.39 (10,000), 11.39 (2,000). SI.SB
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    65 16 CHINESE Produce Cxenange, glnsspere neen prices per picul yesterdsy: Coconut oil: Unquoted. Copra: Nov./ Dec. L'K /Continent Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white $147| setters, Sarawak whit* $145 sellers, special Sarawak black $1121 sellers, garbled Lajnpong black $112« sellers. ASTA ZI2S sellers. Sinxaporo Coconut Oil Millers' Asseelatlen prices: bulk $51.35
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 November 11. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69* cents (down five eighths of a cent) TIN: $480 (down SI). Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    256 16 VOVEMBER first grade rubber buyers fob cltwd at 6 *).m. In Irngaper* and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 60s rents per lb. down five-eighths of a cent on Friday's closing level for toe position. The tone was quiet. R.A.t. and F.M.R.E. elestas, prise* •n sents per M>. yesterday: Int.
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    Ayer Molek
    9 16 Aver Mates produced 61.705 lb. In October.
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    Straits tin down $1: Rubber eases sharply
    441 16 THERE was another drop ot $1 in the Straits tin price yesterday to $480 on an offering of 230 tons, down 10 tons, i In London on Friday tin ruled steady at slight losses throughout quieter morning dealings than re- cently. Doubtless contributing
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    201 16 SMIPt In Slngapere Marfteur teday are: Inner Raids: Polana. Berdang. Tong Jit. Kuala Ouan An, Batat Sunda Anno. Rajah Brooke. Perils, Buana'. Kan Poll, Pollara. Hai Pbaag, Narwhal. Mr.Jula. Toag Laonc. Debora. Hong Lee Ko'.a Uaa Tong Lie. Laut Mai. Belat Madura. Jurong. LJpla. Tapah. Outer
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    235 16 THE I olio wing list of selected Malayan Industrial yields If based on prices ruling yesterday morning. •P-pricr E.Y.-rarnlnKs yield (gross) ft, D.Y.-dlvidend yk-ld (gross) T.C.-tlmcn covrrrd. Ossjnitlsns: Times Cevered means the numbi'r of time* laxt year's total dividend Is covered by the profits for ir.at ar. Kxchangt:
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      823 17 p— j I NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Ng Ah Tee. of No: 48. Upper Dlckson Road. Singapore, have applied for a 2nd. Class Beer House and samsu Shop licence in respect of premises No: 48, Upper Dlckson Road Singapore, and Uiat this application will be heard in
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      802 17 JKR. PAHANG TENDERS from registered Class "E" and above JKR Contractors will be received by Jurutera Negri, JKR Pahang, Kuantan up to 3.00 p.m. on 14th November, 1963 for the Construction of 10' x 10' R.C. Box Culvert at Sungel Papanjang, Kuantan Sg Lemblng Road. Kuantan. Full particulars may be
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      957 17 COMPANY MEETING HARRISONS CROSFIELD, LIMITED Mr. J.F.E. Ollchrlst. OB E the Chairman, reports Group Net Profits for the year ended 30th r^foo 1963 of *"2.3«> (1962 £b 85,820) after taxation. A Final Dividend on Uie Deferred Ordinary Stock of 15% Li proposed making a total for Uie year of 181
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      1026 17 FEDERATION GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens and from peimanent serving Government Officers including tnose on probation loi me following appointment*. 1. SO CM) CAMERAMAN. Malayan Film Unit. Salary scale: »122.00 x7.50-102.50 208x14-292 310x14--366 plus COM ol Living Allowance at current rates. Canaidates with the Oversea School Certificate
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      997 17 above but for not less than ten i years, three of which must be in a position of responsibility, and they are of outstanding merit and ability. DUTIES: To carry out research Into sources of films for Television and prepare film contracts responsible for the clearance of film and music
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      933 17 unilormed Field stall. In general, work would be likely on the following topics: (a) Investigations designed to facilitate all aspects in the raising of nursery stock from seed collection to planting. (b) Fundamental research on phenology. (c) Soil and vegetation sampling from areas of growing crops/ plants. (d) Record and
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      1104 17 I TENDER i P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA TENDERS from Class C and abov- registered P.W.D. Supplies Contractors will be received at the office of the Director of Public Works. P.WD. Headquarters. Maxwell Rouq. Kuala Lumpur, up to i 12 noon of the 25th November, 1963. for the Supply
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      81 17 TENDER MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Registered Class EX and above contractors for Uie construction of oxains, culverts, etc. for improvement of Kampar Road. Ipoh. Full particulars obtainable from Uie Municipal Engineer's Office. Municipality of Ipoh on any workins day between 8.30 a.m. -4.30 p m.
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    Lock icon FLAGS FLUTTER AS GUNS BOOM OUT SALUTE
    145 18 The Royal Visit to Singapore more pictures THE Yang diPertuan Agong is greeted by Singapore's Minister for Home Affairs and Social Welfare, Inche Oth m a n Wok, at the airport soon after his arrival. A dazzling figure in Royal ceremonial dress, the
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    MTUC to go ahead with probe in S'pore
    218 18 MTUC to go ahead with probe in S'pore I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. A seven- man delegation from the Malayan Trades Union Congress will visit Singapore to study the trade union situation there "with or without the blessings of the unions in Singapore," the president of the MTUC, Mr Yeoh Teck Chye,
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    $179 more for flood victims
    50 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Another $179.21 was received today by the Civil Disaster Fum' for the Cheras flood victims bringing its total to $233,914.73 The donors are senior officers and members of the Postal Staff. Kuala Lumpur. 5124; the employees of Pacific Tin Consolidated Corporation. $55.21.
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    'Settle claims' appeal to Minister of Finance
    181 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services today appealed to the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, to help settle the backlog of outstanding claims negotiated in the Whitley Council. According to Cuepacs president,
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    Taxi driver hands in that lost sword and kris
    221 18 Taxi driver hands in that lost sword and kris I/-UALA LUMPUR, Mon. A golden sword and a kris belonging to the Royal Household of Negri Sembilan which were reported missing a week ago, have been found. And no one is happier to hear the news than Dato Penghulu Dagang Adam
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    Drive to enlist 400 for the Malaysian Army
    208 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.- Four hundred recruits of all races are required by the Malaysian Army for enlistment to the Federation Engineers, the Federation Supplies and Transport Service, the Federation Ordinance Service and the General Service Corps (Education Instructors i Announcing, this today,
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      365 18 MALAYAN FINANCE OFFERS SIMPLE ■^HOME OWNERSHIP^!™ PLAN WE TeNdTH All you have to do is to open a Home Deposit Account and SAVE 25% of value of HOUSE you wish to buy and after a year we will LEND you the balance 75%. Interest on your loan will be charged
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      lOC ruling a jolt for the laggards
      526 19 SPORTSFRONT by Norman Siebmt I^OOTBALL, hockey and and now athletics are all ready to fashion their Malaysian futures and in good time too FMOC secretary Thong Poh Nyen, who attended the recent lOC Congress at Baden Baden as an observer, has brougnt back
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      SUMMARY
      219 19 TENMB— Perak Sultan's Installation Cup (T. Anson): Teluk Anson :oi Kuala Kangsar 5-1. Penan* (R( r'ships Men's single* 2nd rd: Toh Boon Theng bt Ooh Telk Chow 6-1, 6-3; Lee Leong Chye bt Chang Tuck Lee 7-o. 6-1. Men's doubles 2nd rd: C 1 H. Hamilton and K. R.
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      GHANI 'MAGIC IS the KEY HARUN
      430 19  -  JOE DORAI: By Singapore, Mon UAS Abdul Ghani architect of many a Malayan international soccer triumph regained his former scoring power just in time to help shape a Malaysian victory in their Olympic preliminary round match against Thailand at Bangkok on Saturday? Malaysian soccer
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      S. AFRICANS FACE FIRST DEFEAT
      390 19 CRICKET ADELAIDE, Mon.— The A South African cricketers face the first defeat of their tour on the final day of their match against South Australia here tomorrow. They resume needing 34 to save an innings defeat with only four second innings' wickets left, and one
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      Simpson's third double century
      79 19 BYONET: Bobby Simpson, the brilliant New South Wales opener, compiled his third double century In successive matches with an Innings of 247 not out against Western Australia In the Sheffield Shield match here. With scores of 359. 4 and 246 behind him, today's Innings brought Simpson's
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      16-1 win for Selangor
      35 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Trengganu Police, making theli first appearance in the final rounds of the Hannigan Shie.ci hockey competition, were thrashed 16-1 by Selangor Police on the Depot ground this evening.
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      Africans agree to All-Star series with Asia
      203 19  - Africans agree to All-Star series with Asia FRANCIS BOEY SOCCER By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Africa Football Comederation have accepted the Asian FC proposal for an in-ter-continental series between All-Stars of Asia and Africa. The first match is tentatively scheduled to be played in Asia in August next year. Football
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      BIG-FIVE CIRCUIT PRECEDES TRAINING STINT
      251 19  - BIG-FIVE CIRCUIT PRECEDES TRAINING STINT LIM KEE CHAN BADMINTON By CINOAPORE, Mon. Malaysia's prospective Thomas Cup players will be sent on a championship circuit covering five states before they go into centralised training for the zone finals in Tokyo next year. Leow Kirn Fatt. managercoach of the lirst Malaysian team,
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      Four extra prospects
      117 19 INANG, Mon. The Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union has .r. ited four more athletes for intensive training in preparation for the Olympic Games in Tokyo next October. "In addition to the eight already named, we have also invited Baharom Ahmad iPenang). P. Rengam, Maria Cruz 'both Malacca) and
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      43 19 SPORTS DIARY HOCKEY— Hannigan Shield: K.L. Police Depot v Trengganu Police (Depot. 5.15). Spore Dlv. 1: SCC v RAP Changi (padang). SOCCER Penan* junior cup: i Pg Indians v B'worth Hangers (Victoria Oreen. 5). RUGGER Club match: S'gor Club v Police (K.L. padang).
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    ITC will ask US for a long-term tin disposal plan
    433 20 rpHF Minister of A Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today that the International T i n Council would ask the United States for a long-term tin disposal programme to cover at least a five-year period. Speaking at
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    Lock icon The sun for thrust
    101 20 PASADENA (California), Mon. A propulsion engine (hat uses sunlight to expand hydrogen for thrust has been tested successfully at nearby Edwards Air Fores Base, the U.S. Air Force announced today. The engine uses an umbrellashaped mirror to focus sunlight or a cavity containing hydrogenfilled tubes. The
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    BLENDING POMP with INFORMALITY
    137 20 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong met State and community leaders informally tonight at a big reception at Istana Negara. Their hosts were the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof lshak. and Puan Noor Aishah. Their Majes'ies minuted with almost 2.000 {iu<
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    RELUCTANT JUDGE HANDS OUT JAIL TERM
    168 20 SINGAPORE, Mon 10 The First Criminal District judge, Mr. J.B. Jeyaretnam, today gave a young labourer a "minimum mandatory" jail term of six months in a case where he said he had been left with no discretion. Sentencing Yang Kin Cheong, 23. the judge
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    LORD HEAD: CONFLICT WOULD DAMAGE INDONESIA
    320 20 LORD HEAD: CONFLICT WOULD DAMAGE INDONESIA KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The First British High Commissioner in Malaysia, Viscount Head, arrived here today to assume his duties. He was received at the airport by the Principal Assistant Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs. Raja Aznam bin Raja Haji Ahmad, and the
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    Buddhist Union anniversary
    45 20 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Buddhist Union at Jalan Senyum will celebrate iis 26th anniversary on Nov. 17. Items in lt.s celebrations programme include me administering of the eight precepts, a youth devotional service, a cinema show and the illumination of shrines and premises.
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    Lock icon Cento Fleet exercises
    40 20 KARACHI, Mon. Ships and planes from five countries today launched exercise Mldllnk Six in the northern Arabian Sea off Karachi. The sixth annual test by the Cento fleet coincides with joint Commonwealth-American air exercises in India. Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    397 20 LONDON, Mon. It has been a generally satisfactory day in the stock markets today. Equities gave a good performance and had com- i pletely shaken off last week's by- election jitters. OUt-edgeds were depressed as a result of small selling on an unwilling market. Oils
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    Farewell dinner
    35 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Ken Middleton, head of the Department of Accountancy at the Singapore Polytechnic, was given a farewell dinner last night. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, addressed the gathering.
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    JAPANESE GOVT TO PROBE MINE DISASTER
    220 20 T«OKYO, Mon. A The Japanese Government today ordered a full on-the-spot investigation of the Mikawa coal mine disaster which claimed the lives of at least 447 miners last Saturday. It was an attempt to block the Coal Mine Worker's Union and the opposition political
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    DEATHS
    56 20 TAN THIAN SANG i-=rd awaf peacefully on 11/11/H3. Funeral Bervlc« at the. Church of the Nativity at 4.30 ii. m. on inn t>:i. MRS. ZULEIKA CHOWS wife of O. MU. Ohows 221 Tanjong Kntonit I'.oad passed away peacefully 3 p.m. 11-11-63 at G. I I Cortege li'.-iw* residence (or
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      42 20 TJIOHEST and lowest tempera- tures in Malaya and Singapore (or the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 88 75 Penang 90 73 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 88 75
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