The Straits Times, 13 November 1963

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    33 1 J 3 NOV ,963 National i.,, j r 'ai y. SingaDorc AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times fiat*"* 1 New**** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    THE GAP CLOSES
    1071 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Manila's next move: The only question is when? BUT INDONESIAN POSITION REMAINS UNCHANGED: 'NO OLD TRADE PATTERNS' From BANGKOK, Tuesday TWO days of behind-the-scenes moves at the Colombo Plan conference here have brought Malaysia and the Philippines a step closer to resumption of diplomatic relations,
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    Inche Yusof becomes Tun Yusof
    871 1 KING CONFERS NATIONS TOP AWARD ON SINGAPORE'S HEAD OF STATE SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong tonight be- stowed the Order of Pangkuan Negara on Singapore's Head of State, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, who now becomes a Tun The order is of the first grade.
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    Lock icon Ramani is back from U.N. for Bangkok – moves
    391 1  - Ramani is back from U.N. for Bangkok moves- R CHANDRAN By gINGAPORE, Tues. The special Malaysian delegate to the flitted Nations, Mr. H. Hainan i, returned home today follow i n g instructions from th c Central Govern men t. At a brief stopover at the Singapore airport before flying
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    New orchids named after Royalty
    360 1  -  JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE, Tues. Three new hybrid orchids are now associated with Malaysian Royalty. In the Botanic Gardens today two were named after the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong. here now on an official visit. One is now known as the
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    Lock icon Troops airlifted for replacement
    36 1 SYDNEY. Tues.— An airlift of troops replacements for Australian forces In Malaysia began today. The troops will replace the 103 rd Battery which has just completed two years' service Id Malaysia. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Somali accepts Red arms
    68 1 NAIROBI, lues.— Mr. Abdullam Lssa Mahmud. the Somali Foreign Minister, said today his country was accepting military aid from Russia and not from the West because Western offers contained the condition that Somali must not accept aid from'another source. Mr. Mahmud said Somali had been offered
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    Lock icon Queen E: Peace with new vigour
    620 1 Queen E: Peace with new vigour T ONDON, Tues. The British Government said today it will "pursue the cause of peace with renewed confidence and vigour." encouraged by the nuclear tests ban treaty. The Government said this in Queen Elizabeth's speech opening a new session of Parliament which was written
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    STOP PRESS BACK TO JAKARTA
    27 1 STOP PRESS BACK TO JAKARTA LONDON Turs. roreiga (Mm *.»id today Am-b.ix-s.idor t« Indonrsi.i Andrew Gikhrist will I«;im for Jakarta Saturday if hi- can get plant-. -IPI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon VIETNAM SAYS 'NO' TO DE GAULLE
      161 2 VIETNAM SAYS 'NO' TO DE GAULLE pARIS. Tues. Gen. Duong Van Minh, chairman of the South Vietnamese Revolution-1 ary Committee, has rejected President Charles de Gaulle's call for the neutralisation of Vietnam. In an interview In the i liberal daily Le Monde Gen Duong said: "We are not strong enough
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      Lock icon Grab decision
      33 2 PHNOMPENH. Tues The Cambodian Government yesierdpy confirmed the decision announced in a speech by the Head of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk. to nationalise all private banking, import mid export firms Renter.
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      Lock icon Menzies' alliance pledge
      188 2 Australian Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, today pledged his LiberalCountry Party coalition government to continue Australia's present defence and foreign policies of close alliance and co-operation with Britain and the United States and to pursue a policy of "'growth, progress and security at home" to ensure this.
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      90 hurt in Kashmir clash
      155 2 VIORE than 90 people i i were injured yesterday when rightwing Hindus and police i fought a two-hour battle in Jammu during a demonstration protesting against the Kashmir Government. Members of the Praja Partshad opposition party stoned the motor procession taking the Chief Mln- JAMMU,
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    Nehru talks of quitting Congress —Party—
    134 2 Nehru talks of quitting Congress Party NEW DELHI. Tues. Mr Nehru was yesterday quoted 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 a rally
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    Lock icon Australia says 'No' to two children
    114 2 Australia says 'No' to two children /CANBERRA. Tues.— The Australian Department of ImmiKration in a statement today said it could not at present admit two Chinese children into Australia from Hone Kong. Mr. Arthur Chan, of Holbrook, New South Wales, a naturalised Chinese, had asked that the children, whom he
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    The triple-crash that killed 161
    74 2 4 LRIAL photo shows the scene of Saturday's rail disaster at Tsurumi, near Tokyo, where two heavily-load-ed trains slammed into the wreckage of a freight train which was derailed by a dump car. Figures issued by the Japanese National Hallways Corporation yesterday gave the number
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    Lock icon GHANA STILL TRADES WITH S. AFRICA
    185 2 DRETORIA, T v c s.— j Ghana, the archchampion of anti-apar-theid forces, is still trading with South Africa. Mr. Erie Louw, the Foreign Minister, disclosed this yesterday. Most Afro-Asian nations have Imposed a trade boycott of South Africa because of her apartheid policy. Low
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    Lock icon Cholera kills 777
    22 2 NEW DELHI. Tues— The death toll in the cholera epidemic in India's Orissa state has risen to 777— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Bella sees peace again on frontier
    87 2 ALGIERS. Tues.-Presldent Ben Bella said here yesterday that peace "seems to have been re-established" on the Moroccan frontier. The President, In uniform, spoke at the first meeting of the Algerian National Assembly since the dramatic session at the height of the border crisis with
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon An engine that works on sunlight
      105 3 An engine that works on sunlight PASADENA California Tues. A propulsion engine that uses sunlight to •■xpand hydrogen for thrust has been tested successfully at the Edwards Air Force base near here, the U.S. Air Force announced yesterday. The engine uses an um-brella-shaped mirror to focus sunlight on a cavity
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      Nixon says it again: Tm out'
      98 3 NEW YORK. Tues.—Former Vice-President Richard Nixon said yesterday he could foresee "no circumstances whatever" under which he would become a 1964 presidential candidate, and promised to take "legal steps" to keep his name from being entered In primary elections. By "legal steps." Mr. Nixon
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    Philip serves champagne
    99 3 11/UEN the Harlem GlobeYf trotters basketball team from New York the greatest team in the world played the London amateurs, the Lord* Taverners Trotters, 12th man of the London team was Prince Philip. To even up play at the interval when the Globetrotters were leading by 20-nil
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    Lock icon Sir Alec: We must control our own nuclear arms
    249 3 Sir Alec: We must control our own nuclear arms ONDON, Tues. Sir Alec Douglas-Home said last night that Britain must retain ultimate control over her own nuclear arms until some form of balanced international disarmament can be achieved. Making his first major speech since he became the new Prime Minister
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    Lock icon Aid to Korea
    36 3 SEOUL. Tues. The United States has released US$lO million of US$l5 million in extra aid for this year which it had been withholding until South Korea got its economic house In order. —UPI.
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    Lock icon Nikolayev tells of Soviet plans to fly to Mars
    143 3 ¥EW DELHI, Tues.— 11 Soviet scientists are at present developing a spaceship capable of carrying spacemen and large quantities of food to the planets Mars and Venus in the near future. Major Andrian Nikolayev, the visiting cosmonaut, said here yesterday. MaJ.
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    Lock icon KLM PILOTS: WE HAVE LOST CONFIDENCE
    90 3 A MSTERDAM, Tues. A Pilots of X.L.M. said In a communique here last night that flying personnel of the company had "lost all confidence in the management." The announcement, on b«half of the five associations of which the flying personnel are members. said: The
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    Lock icon U THANT: NO ONE WILL WIN EAST-WEST CONFLICT
    397 3 UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. JJ THANT, the Secretary-General, last night expressed the belief that neither side would win the "most dangerous ideological conflict between East and West." "I do not believe that some day the whole world will turn out to be neither
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    U.N. 'no' to pushbutton voting plan
    70 3 UNITED NATIONS. Tuei.— Pushbutton voting is a luxury the U.N. cannot afford. Britain and Russia have agreed. During a General Assembly discussion on ways of streaming D.N. procedure Sir Patrick Dean (Britain) and Mr. Platon Morozov (Soviet Union* agreed that electronic voting machines were
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    The 14,000 schizo cases: It's based on statistics
    104 4 The 14,000 schizo cases: It's based on statistics OINGAPORE, Tues. The medical superintendent of Woodbridge Hospital, Dr. Yap Meow Foo. explained today how he estimated that 14,000 people were suffering from schizophrenia (split personality) in Singapore. He mentioned this figure at a coroner's inquiry last week. Today he said the
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    'PROTECTION' ATTACK OS 2 YOUTHS
    67 4 SINGAPORE Tues. Two youths were serious lj injured last night when a group of ten youths attacked them with parangs at Jaiaii Aflfl. Goh Ah Hock, 19, a sweeper, and Hob Ah Boh were sitting outside Gob's home when tinthugs attacked them. Goh was slashed
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    $40mil. deep water berths ready next month
    386 4 $40mil. deep water berths ready next month KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. fHE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today announced that the $40 million North Klang Straits project designed to relieve Port Swettenham from any future congestion would be completed next month. He said this during a two-hour tour
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    Two charged for having pistol
    66 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two men were charged in the sessions court today wita being in possev Kion of a pistol and four rounds of ammunition at about 6.15 ajn. at Jalan Chendana on Nov. 5. Phun Chve Teck. 27. and Yap Chew Ngiang. 21. both
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    An invitation to Orientalists
    66 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— Malaysian scholars are being Invited to attend at their own expense the 26th International Congress of Orientalists to be held In New, Delhi from Jan. 4 to 10 next year. Detills aic available at the Indian High Commission here. Rabies inoculation PORT DICKSON.
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    Catherineis back, but oh so disappointed
    121 4 Catherineis back, but oh so disappointed KUALA LUMPUR, Tires. Miss MalavMa t utherinr Loh of Brunei returned from London today "very disappointed' with the -Miss World contest. "It was not what 1 expected Miss World (Jamaican model Carole Crawford) was so short and dark,'* she said at the airport here.
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    MCA SEEKS AID FOR DOCKERS HIT BY SOEKARNO
    179 4 MCA SEEKS AID FOR DOCKERS HIT BY SOEKARNO PENANG. Tuesday. THHE MCA labour" committee plans to ask the Ministry of Labour for immediate temporary aid for 5,000 waterfront labourers in Penang whose livelihood has been affected by Dr. Soekarno's confrontation. Mr. Llm Cheng Poh. chairman of the committee, said he
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    Rama may cross the floor and join Govt.
    299 4 Rama may cross the floor and join Govt. OENANG. Tues.— The former leader of the opposition. Mr. D. S Ramanathan, is expected to cross the floor to Join the Alliance when the State Assembly meets on Nov. 27. Mr. Ramanathan today confirmed he had received a letter from the Sungel
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    Special service
    26 4 BANTING. Tues. The Anglican Bishop, Rt. Rev. Roland Koh. will conduct a special confirm atlon service at St. Thomas' I Church here on Sunday.
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    Girl, 16, faces extortion charge
    92 4 Girl, 16, faces extortion charge ALOR STAR. Tue*. A 11--year-old girl and two men nerr allowed $500 bail each today when they pleaded nut guilty to a charge of extortion. The girl. Wong Cheu Yoon. and the other two accused. Low Wenj Wang. 25. and Hong Lee Huch. 23. were
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    Jewellery worth $1,060 stolen
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thieve* entered the house of Mrs. W. W Yung yesterday and escaped with Jewellery worth $1,060. Mrs. Yung reported to the polk* that she had kept her jewellery in a small box, and had left tht house for a short while.
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    Embrace: Assemblyman fined
    222 4 ATRENGGANU PanMalayan Islamic Party State Assemblyman. Hussein bin Jusoh, was fined S5OO. or five months' jail in the magistrate's court here today for using criminal force on a midwife, Sariah binte Tahya. 26. with intent to outrage her modesty. He was allowed to nay the fine in
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    King and Queen at banquet
    188 5 DIGNITARIES AND CABINET MINISTERS ATTEND FINAL FUNCTION BEFORE ROYAL COUPLE LEAVE FOR HOME LAST NIGHT'S picture of the State banquet at Istana Negara in honour of the King and Queen. The banquet, given by the Head of State, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, and attended by
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    Lock icon From the Queen-gifts for the tiny tots at Singapore creche
    75 5 From the Queen-gifts for the tiny tots at Singapore creche THE little boy in the foreground nervously pulls his lips as he waits for his turn to receive his present from the Raja Permaisuri Agong, who distributed gifts to tiny lots at the Lee Kuo Chuan creche in Singapore yesterday.
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    17 victims of Chinatown blaze seek new homes
    107 5 17 victims of Chinatown blaze seek new homes SINGAPORE. Tues. a Only 17 of the 47 flre victims who lost their homes in yesterday's Chinatown blaze needed alternate accommodation, a spokesman for the Social Welfare Department said today. He told the Btralts Time* that these 17 fire victims were now
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    'Make use of creche'
    93 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Soclal Welfare Department nas Invited mothers living in the neighbourhood o; Manila Street to apply for admission for theii cnildren to the Manila Street Creche. Ail children under five yean of age are eligible. However. 11 the working mother Is In fulltime employment,
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    Ministry film shows
    55 5 I SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places beginning at 7 p.m TOMORROW: Kampong Pasir. Pulau Tekong Besar: Kampong Wolskel Road: Race Course quarters. Buklt Timah. THURSDAY: Mong Yang School. Lorong 17. Oeylang; Kampong Tongkang Pechah; Pulau Branl <Sllat
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    A killer is acquitted: He was insane at the time
    250 5 ]t|R. Justice Ambrose ITI in the Assize Court today acquitted a man who had fatally struck his room mate on his head with an iron pipe as he was of unsound mind at the time. Ong Kee Wan. 54. unemployed,
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    Customs to step up its war on smugglers
    326 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. jyjORE speedboats will be ordered for the Royal Customs and Excise Department to combat organised smuggling, the Assistant Comptroller of Customs, Intelligence Division, Mr. George Lee, said today. Speaking at a press conference reviewing the preventive results for the
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    Taxi driving licences: Rush still on
    231 6 Taxi driving licences: Rush still on SINGAPORE. Tues. The rush at the Registry of Vehicles' office in Middle Road to obtain forms for taxi driving licences continued to- dajr The Registrar of Vehicles. Mr. Wong Keng Sam said that another 100 applicants were issued with forms bringing the total from
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    LAWYER FOR DEFENCE ON STAND AS PROSECUTION WITNESS
    270 6 LAWYER FOR DEFENCE ON STAND AS PROSECUTION WITNESS CINGAPORE. Tues. Lawyer Mr. Lai Behari Singh changed roles today, from defence counsel to prosecuting witness, In a case in which a Bulova Accoutron wristwatch he bought from a pawnshop two years ago was discovered to be stolen property. Mohd. "Resai bin
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    Law lectures at university
    100 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Th* Faculty of Law, University of Singapore, is sponsoring a series of four public talks by foreign lecturers to be given In the New Lecture Th&tre No. 2. The lectures are "Burmese and Malayan laws of marriage and divorce a comparative study" by U
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    SHB UNION CASE: COURT RESERVES VERDICT
    533 6 MR. JUSTICE F.A. iTI CHUA in the High Court today reserved judgment in the action brought by a member of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association, V. Seethapathy, seeking a declaration that the annual general meeting of the association, held on Nov. 14 last
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    'EXPEL ALEX JOSEY' CALL
    59 6 TELUK ANSON, Tues. A resolution calling for the expulsion from Malaysia of Mr. Alex Josey, a British freelance Journalist, was unanimously passed at a committee maeting of the Bagan Datoh Umno Division yesterday. It condemned Mr. Josey for damaging the fair name of Malaysia in his
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    Dr. Ling's case: Bid to recall witnesses
    498 7 FEDERAL COURT SAYS 'NO' TO COUNSEL ARGUING APPEAL IfUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A move by defence counsel, Mr. David Marshall, to recall certain prosecution witnesses was rejected today at a special sitting of the Federal Court of Malaysia. Mr. Marshall was arguing an appeal
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    'No certainty that it will produce any results of value'
    50 7 'No certainty that it will produce any results of value' would be one on which we speak with a full sense of responsibility, it Is calculated to bring the whole administration of Justice Into chaos. "As far as the present case Is concerned, we can see no certainty that the
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    Ministry to hold secret ballot on hotel strike
    171 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Ministry of Labour will hold a secret ballot among 344 employees of Hotel Singapura Intercontinental on Thursday to ascertain whether they support the present strike at the hotel. A Government statement said today that following a sack warning by
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    Officials for new union
    56 7 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. M*. Yap Mook Choon was elected president of the protem committee of the Rothmans Employees Union at Its inaugural meeting held here recently. Other officials elected were: Vice-president. Inche Tusoff bin Saidln; secretary, Inehe Abdul Humid bin Said; and treasurer. Mr. Tay Wah.
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    Malaysia's first 'trained in Australia' '—officers
    196 7 Malaysia's first 'trained in Australia' officers CINGAPORE, Tues. The first batch of Malaysian Army officer cadets are due to graduate from the Australian Army's officer cadet school next month. The Malaysian cadets are part of a group of 16 young men from overseas countries who have spent the past 12
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    3 on restricted residence
    53 7 IPOH. Tues.— The Minister of Interior has issued three-year restricted residence orders against, thiee men suspected of secret society activities. They are Ong Al Kok. 24. who has been restricted to Kuala Kurau, Tho Chin Thin. 28. to Padang Rengas and Chin Sem. 33. to Raniau
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    Caught with parang
    50 7 Caught with parang PENANO. Tues. Syed Abu Balcar bin Syed Shaikh Almashoor. 21, today pleaded guilty to Illegally possessing a parang near the Bunnah Road Shell petrol kiosk at about 11.15 last night. The First Magistrate, Mr. Ne Mann Sau. allowed him $500 bail pending sentence on Nov. 19. by
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      275 7 Straits Times Crossword AOROM 6. Cream and fin. pfwtaete at ft 1 DespUlng that snug Mot a certain country <t). OI hw made? (7. 2. 6). 7. Kntght's divan trimmed wtlh 8. It's thrilling to choose the gay pieces In a time of reright one. many conclude (8). jolclng c
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    Setting up of rival trade union congress is planned
    310 8 Setting up of rival trade union congress is planned ITU ALA LUMPUR, Tues. A move is being made to form a rival Malaysian Congress of Trade Unions. This was stated today by Mr. A.B. Gomez, general secretary of the National Union of Commercial Workers and a senior member of the
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    Ehalid to meet chamber men
    71 8 PENANG, Tues— The Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry. Hajl Khalld bin Awang Osman, will meet the committee of the Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce next Monday to discuss how the Government could help Malays In commerce and Industry. Hajl Khallds decision to visit Penang
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    Community hall for Selama
    41 8 PARIT BUNTAR, TUW.— Work has begun on a $23,200 community hall and a $9,370 veterinary centra at Selama, near here, under the rural development scheme. The projects are due to be completed by iht end of January.
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    Customs may use electronic eye —to beat graft—
    221 8 Customs may use electronic eye to beat graft— pLOSED circuit television may be installed in the two principal Customs centres at Johore Bahru and Penang. The electronic eye would be used to keep Customs staff under surveillance to stamp out corruption, the Comptroller of the Royal Customs and Excise Department,
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    British space unit at Sembawang
    201 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A BRITISH space research unit has been established at the Royal Naval Air Station at Sembawang for satellite observations. The unit was set up by the radio research station of the British Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, which has Its headquarters at
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    Workers' Party pledges its support
    73 8 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The se-cretary-general of the Workers' Party. Mr. C. C. Chong, today said his party would support the Central Government, "if the worst came to the worst" In the confrontation crisis with Indonesia. He hoped, however, that the differences with Indonesia would be settled
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    Talib to open nurses' hostel
    55 8 IPOH. Tues. The Minister of Health. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Talib, will declare open a nurses' hostel, costing $120,000 at the Central Mental Hospital In Tanjong Rambutan on Thursday at 1 1 i .m In the afternoon he will open the $12,000 midwife's clinic
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    SULTAN TO OPEN $25m POWER STATION
    97 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. —A $25 million Central Electricity Board power station to meet the increasing demands for electricity in Johore Bahru will be opened on Nov. 21 by the Sultan of Johore. The station, at Jalan Sultan Ibrahim, will be named the Sultan Ismail
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    Another pledge of support
    52 8 KUALA LLUMPUR. Tws. The Old Students' Association of the Loke Yew Road Government Tamil School here has pledged full support and loyalty to the Government in its desire to defend the nation against any foreign aggression. The pledge was taken at a meeting of the association
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    Bus strike ultimatum
    97 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. Employees of the Paya Lebar Bus Co., today gave the management till midnight on Nov. 25 to settle two issues or face strike action. The workers belonged to the Singapore Bus Workers' Union until it was closed down by the Government recently. Today, the Singapore
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      137 8 (€sso) ESSO PRICES DOWN Esso Standard Malaya Limited and Esso Standard Limited confirm that their prices throughout Malaysia are competitive and that they have as of November 12 decreased their petrol prices by 2 cents a gallon or more throughout Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. Prices of kerosene and
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      167 8 At9+W O*p Bft V. T. Rrnniim I THERE.tOUR WSHMESS^T If AW, THAT > ...BUT IF THAT'S A SAMPLE DIPtfT I TEULMOU HE V WELL OONE,> VUfcSNT SO OF THE KNIGHTS IM YtXJR K \^W\S THE GREATEST/ J I BIG MUCH, YOUR PERSONAL GUARD, ITS A. A j^^_^ Jfc^__ <JPjte^ \r~~
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    A Naval officer arrives— Equipment? A blonde
    552 9 A Naval officer arrives Equipment? A blonde ES DAY TWO OF THE SPY STORY THAT'S ENTIRELY DIFFERENT Hißlfei^kdbaUdkH^F?S JEAN'S fantastic memory had reme mbered that Butcher had sold us an old German laboratory report about a machine to melt ice at an amazing speed. "What can you remember of that
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    FROGMAN
    1329 9 using an Italian civilian frogman with whom I have worked before. He is perhaps the best frogman in Europe today. If you stop overnight in the town I have marked I'll phone him to meet you there. Code word: conversation. I'll be going by another route "Joe." I said.
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    IN MLMORIAM
    32 10 It Word* Sit (Minimum) IN LOVINC MEMORY Of Chna Say died KI-11-61' lu«t as you were i on will always stay. Loved and re.inhered everyday. From his wife <n<l children
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    41 10 :n Word* $tj» (Mm.) ■CHRISTIAN MISSION to Touth ulies sponsored by tbc Chinese MCA., Singapore on Thursday. nday (November 14th, IMb) at 7.30 •ni nightly in Victoria Memorial Hall, interesting programmes snd inspiring Msjsjsjsji for youths. All are welcome.
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, November 13, 1963 Tin Mission To U.S.
    649 10 The Straits Times Wednesday, November 13, 1963 Tin Mission To U.S. There must be more than a fair chance that the International Tin Council delegation to Washington will persuade the Americans that there must be greater certainty about American stockpile intentions, and that prices have been too low. Whether the
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    U.S. Degrees
    398 10 It is good to learn from the Education Minister that the Government is giving priority consideration to recognising a wider range of degrees from more American universities. Of the 1,058 training institutions whose standards are acceptable to the U.S. Federal and State Governments and to the i various
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    Cholera Alert
    184 10 The Perak health authorities have moved swiftly to prevent the spread of cholera, following a death from this disease in Simpang over the week-end. All who have recently had contact with the victim have been vaccinated, as have hawkers, scavengers and others who work in conditions which put
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    South Vietnam
    26 10 IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE COUP THAT TOPPLED THE NGO BROTHERS Premier Tho (In sulti. with Duong on taia right and Tan That Dinh
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    People eager further changes
    814 10  - People eager further changes THE generals of the Military Revolution a r y Council who seized power in South Vietnam last week, today face a nation almost dangerously greedy for changes The people of Saigon are overjoyed at liberation from the rule of President Ngo Dinh Diem and his family,
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    New satellite town
    309 10 I REFER to your editorial in Monday's issue in which you asked whether the architects really have a strong case in supporting the views expressed against the State Government's proposals to locate a new State capital on the outskirts of Klang. The question Is also asked why
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    LETTERS
    345 10 were supposed to be examining the problem. But a week later, Mr. Franklin, a town and country planner, who It was said had been "closely concerned with the preparations for the new satellite town," expressed his views that the Selangor Government was "unwise In going ahead with Its proposal
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    So proud
    167 10 rE Tengku's speech at the opening of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference makes me proud to be a Malaysian. He drives home the truth that Malaysia is and always will be a shining example of a new nation that has harmony, peace and prosperity as its chief aims
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    Speed limit
    72 10 r increase the speed limit from 30 to 40 m.p.h. along Buklt Timah and Dunearn roads is to my mind compatible with giving a two-year-old child a loaded gun. The police have a hard enougti job curbing the idiotic antics of 90 per cent of Singapore's motorists as
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    THE MEN IN POWER GET OFF TO A GOOD START
    295 10  - THE MEN IN POWER GET OFF TO A GOOD START Denis Warner by SAIGON. Tues. The new raters in Saigon are continuing to show sound judgement in making the transition from the old regime. \Vhilr carrying out radical changes in thr country's approach to government. they arc doir as little
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    The wife who left to become a dance -hostess
    222 11 The wife who left to become a dance -hostess- OINGAPORE, Tues. A man was left with his five young children when his wife walked out on him to become a dance hostess at the Southern Cabaret, a district court was told today. Nancy Koh Bee Eng, 25. testified that while
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    Fishermen adrift get Navy escort
    76 11 Fishermen adrift get Navy escort pORT DICKSON, Tues. Four Indonesian Chinese fishermen, who i were found drifting in a boat near here yesterday, by the Royal Malaysian Navy patrol vessel Raja Perils, were escorted back into Indonesian territorial waters after questioning by the police. The fishermen said that they had
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    $1,475 theft
    23 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Thieves broke Into the home of a Mrs. Perelra ln Worcester Road last night and stole Jewellery worth $1,475.
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    Respect all religions call to politicians
    97 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The vice-president of the Malayan Council for Inter-Pnith Co-ope-ration. Dr. S. C. Wong, has appealed to politicians "not to disturb the peace of the country, but to respect the aim of all religions—to bind all together in the bonds of love
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    Perils of penicillin injections
    497 11 WARNING BY CORONER AT INQUEST ON MAN WHO COLLAPSED SOON AFTER HE HAD ONE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fHE State Coroner, Mr. N. Ganesan, today called the attention of the public and doctors to the perils of peni^ cillin injections. Earlier, he had recorded a verdict of misadventure
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    DEATH FALL MAN FACED A CHARGE OF MURDER
    196 11 DEATH FALL MAN FACED A CHARGE OF MURDER SINGAPORE. Tuesday. DOLICE today called off an island-wide search for a Woodbridge Hospital escapee and alleged murderer, Toh Han Eng alias Ah Too. I After a week of intensive search police have found him dead. Toh, 23, was the "unidentified" man who
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    $15,000 gift from mines
    68 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A f 15.000 donation from the Associated nines (M) Ltd., Mercantile Bank Chambers. Kuala Lumpur, was received by the Straits Times here today for the Cheras flood victims. Other donations came from the Persatuan Bella. Sun gel Besar. $3; Mr C. V. Subramaniam.
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    Judge calls for a report
    52 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr Urn Chor Pee. a District Ju(*jte. today called for a reformative training centre report on Lor Peck Kong. 16. after he had convicted him on a charge of as■listing in the disposal a stolen bicycle. Sentence was deterred for three weeks pending
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    Umno inauguration
    34 11 PENANG. Tues. The leader of the National Umno women's movement. Datin Pnttmah binte Haii Hashim. will officiate at the inauguration of the Tanjong Bungah Umno women's division at 11.30 a.m. on Sunday.
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    'Ban these parties' —call—
    64 11 'Ban these parties' call— JLfUAR, Toes. The Central Government has been urged to declare two political parties the Socialist Front and the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party illegal in view of their anti-Malaysia policies. A resolution to this effect has been sent by the secretary of the Muar branch of Cmno, Inche
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    Accident driver stabbed to death: 4 years
    240 11 Accident driver stabbed to death: 4 years OEREMBAN, Tues. A man who stabbed a van driver to death after his son was run over and injured by the van was sentenced to four years' jail by Mr. Justice Ismail Khan in the High Court here on a reduced charge of
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    Tan: 3rd session in camera
    47 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. The inquiry Into a move to deprive multimillionaire Mr. Tan Lark Sye of his Singapore citizenship held 1U third session in camera today. The Government is seeking to deprive Mr. Tan of his citizenship for alleged complicity ln proCommunist activities.
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      488 11 Today's Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE gSX*./'* 1 MEDIUM WAVE BEEVICE: RADIO MALAYSIA 478 Metre* NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORTWAVE SERVICE: SERVICE 41.7 metre* 41 Metre* A.M. 6.00 Tune Signal. Ne- u an 0-^ Mornina gara-ku; 6.02 Prelude To BreakMorning Prelude, iio wew», Npu 7i« soncs And Sweet 2 t BU 8 T
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    Lock icon His Majesty lays foundation stone of new power station
    330 12 The second day of the Royal visit... Greatly impressed by development throughout Singapore CINGAPORE, Tues. The Yang diPertuan Agong today described Singapore's development in all spheres developments he has been seeing during his State visit here —as pointers to Malaysian progrees.
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    Lock icon HER MAJESTY WATCHING AN EXPERIMENT DURING VISIT TO A SCHOOL
    431 13 two more pages of pictures "When the giant dynamos begin to turn and hum, they would provide power and light to t urn the wheels of industry and brighten the homes of the people. "This power station of the future
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    Distinction for a teacher
    58 13 MALACCA. Tues. An Alor Ga.iah teacher has had the distinction of being the only Asian to be elected to the executive board of the International Federation of Free Teachers' Unions at the recent convention of the federation i'l Geneva. He is Mr. R. Chelvara)ah. who was
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    The Queen brings joy to 67 tiny tots at creche
    409 13 THE Raja Permaisuri A Agong today set the Lee Kuo Chuan creche in Guillemard Road aglow with happiness when she sprang a "royal surprise" on 67 tiny tots in the nursery home. The Queen, on a visit to the creche,
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    ROYAL CRUISE IN THE HARBOUR
    215 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong today boarded the flagship of the Royal Malaysian Navy, the K.D. Mutiara, for a cruise through Singapore's harbour area. The hour-long tour was specially arranged so that he could see the operations of the world's fifth largest port. With
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS QUIET: TWO NEW LISTINGS DUE
    587 16 From Our Market Correspondent VERY quiet conditions were again the order of the day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with budget day still two weeks away. The turnover was very poor. In industrials price movements wert very narrow with no great
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 MaJayaa Stork Indices Not. 11 Not. 12 Industrials: 117.69 117.72 Tins: 112.89 112.54 S rabbets: ***** 108.84 Dec 29. 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    721 16 /COMBINED business In the Sln- gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with tfte number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS- Central Pep. I^3o SL, <B,0O0) $l.Sl: Ounlopt (3.000) S2 58. (5 000> J2.56. (1.000) $2.54: Eaat Smalt (1.000) 1284, Eaae
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 Novmebr 12. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69ft cents (up half a cent). TIN: $479.25 (down 75 centsi Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (op 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    272 16 November tlrat graae rubber buyara f.a.k. alaaad at S p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yaaterday at OOt canta per Ib. up f Ive-eightha of a cant on Friday' a cloning level (or taa poaltloo. The ton. wa» quiet awl •teady. R.A.S and F.M.R.E. oieiing prtaaa in aanta
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    138 16 I'HE Malayan liakanga Banki* Asaealatlen made tneae cnanses In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to S1O0) Near Verk: buying TT S3 13/16, airmail OD 32 19/16, 90 d/at 331 credit bill*. 331 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 38 7/16, airmail OD U 9/16, 90 d/at 36
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    Talam Mines
    10 16 lalaun Mtaca produoeo 103 piculi in October. I
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    Tin price again declines: Rubber market is quiet
    479 16 rpHE price ot tin in Penang X fell for the third consecutive trading day yesterday by 75 cents to $479.25 per picul. The offering was estimated at 240 tons, an increase of 10 tons. Tin opened aooui steady tn London on Monday
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    236 16 SHIP! iytn« aloosaad* urn tttacapor. wharves today *r«: Ptlaoa 1/2, Maxwell Blunder 21/22 Cathay 4/8, Rokaa 149, N.W. 5. Dobnuh »/30, Momhmaa. 10/11, Krlatin BaMu 4S. Klmanla 40/41. Qut«navlll« 4«, Effta Maenk 18, allryu M»ru 27/ZS, BumBid* Eaqullloo 10/11, Nleotmr 13/14. B*unos Alren Uaru 42/4S Lantt
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    98 16 MELBOURNE. TUes. TNDI'STRIALS nrmed quieUy to- day following sevenil favourable company reports. Leaders were steadier, but movements were small. Oib and bats mrUls were quietly steady. Loans were firm. c.R.a :mob Mount In 34 11 N. Broken Hill (10a.) X.V9 8 Ampul 11 I Aunt. Con. Ind 60/9
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    181 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) November 12. Tare* months. INDUSTRIALS Dunlop* 20 eta, McAlister 14 eta. K. Sow Item 20 eta. Robinson 11 eta Easo 21 eta. C.Storace 4id Fed. Dlsp. IS eta. Rothmans 13 eta. r\ N. 18 eta. SelanKor Prop. 8 eta. Oammona 16 eta. t. Land S eta.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    63 16 CHINESE Produca Excnange, »in«jpars neon prices ara pleul yatterday: Ceesnut all: Unquotao. Cepra: Nov./ Dec. UK/ContlDent: Unquoted. Pepperi Muntok unite *14< sailers. Sarawak wnlta (145 sellers, special Sarawak black $112t sellers, farmed LampoQg black tll2i sellers. ABTA 120 sellers. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Aitsciation prieas: bulk f&2.2b sellers,
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      396 16 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE VENDERS are invited for tba supply ot the folkrwing items to Federation Armed Forces:— A. Tinned processeo Deas (on* contract) B. Tea (one contract) Tender documents are obutnable from supplies and Transport Brunch (Block A 41) Jalan Pa Una Tembalc, Kuala Lumpur arid will be
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      659 17 NOTICE NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that all persons NOTICt IS HEREBY GIVEN havmi? any claims against Seng that I. HENRY JAMES KATE of Chow Hotel, of No. 47 Clare No. 6 File House. Singapore, have Street, Ipoh are required to file applied for a transfer of a Retail such claims in
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      510 17 1 NOTICES NOTICE II IS hereby notify that our Private Secretary Mr. Ooi Kir n! Tong has left our company with J effect from 15th October. 1963 and Is no longer authorised to transact or collent any monies on our behalf. TAN CHONO SONS MOTOR CO. LTD., 62-68 Jalan Ipoh.
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      811 17 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from i Federal Citizens or State Nationals i (or appointment as School Clerk 'in the Secondary Trade School. i Johore Bahru, Johore. on the j I 1 following salary scale: Grade I (Men) Probationers: $137.50 x 7.50-152.50 t Efficiency Bar) rimescale: $199 14-227- (Exam
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      732 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT STATE OF BRUNEI SITUATIONS VACANT 1 APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitable candidates to fill the following vacancies in the Broadcasting and Information Department, Brunei (a) CHIEF PROGRAMME ORGANISER: EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION Overseas School Certificate or its equivalent with credit* in English and Malay. PROFESSIONAL QL'ALIFICA. TION: Must have at
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      491 17 TENDERS I JOHORE J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class 'EX 1 and above registered P.W.D. Contractors will De received by the Jurutera Kerja Kanan. Batu Pahat. up to 12.00 NOON of the 19th November. 1963. for TRANSPORT OF LATERITE GRAVEL AND EARTH TO THE NORTH SOUTH APPROACHES OF SUNOEI PONTIAN
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      537 17 AUCTION SALE OF \uluahle Singapore Properties I'o be held at our Sale-room. No. 104 Market Street. On Tuesday. 19th November. 1963 at 2.30 p.m. 1 No. 26 Moulmein Ruse, area 12.013 sq.ft. freehold, vacant possession. (Messrs R. C. H Lim A: Co solicitor.-' 2 Nos. 40. 41 42 43 Scan
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      MRA has drawn up a brighter calendar for 1964
      457 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The MRA deserves praise for drawing up an imaginative racing calendar for next year to cope with the everincreasing number of horses. There will be more than 700 horses in training during the coming
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      Breukelen rivals
      115 18 fWXHE van Breukelen cousins, X Eddie van Rlnus. are keen rivals for the trainers' championship this year. With only ten more racing days to go, they and Bukit Timah trainer Colin Tulloh are locked in a three-cornered battle for the title. Eddie, with 48 winners ($355,100 stakes), is
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      IPOH WINNER
      22 18 Mrs. Chan Ewe Leong leads in Ace Banner (Keith Moxham up) winner over 9f at lpoh on Sunday. Timesport picture.
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      STIPE'S REPORT
      246 18 1"POH, Tues. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on Sunday's races here: Race 1 Marigold was slow to begin. An objection was lodged by apprentice Subian, rider of Ace Admiral, the runner-up, against the winner, Tudor Wonder (apprentice M. Ismail) for interference near the winning post. After hearing the
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      Horses in the Highlands
      64 18 IPOH. Tues. Horses at the veterinary sanatorium. Cameron Highlands, on Nov. 1: Mlrzapen. Calava, Clboulette, Browser, Jamborlta, Chendere Waseh, Summer Wine, Movieland, Persian Hero, Star Whistler, Equity, Intan Sedili, Fine And Dandy. Crown Lease, Sri Teruntom. Royal Meadow. Bamanette. Nearium, King's Choice, Brave Chevalier, Ptetemel, Executive,
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      Entries and weights for amateur meet
      273 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. Entile* weights for the Singapore Turf Clubs amateur meeting on Saturday: Cl_» 1 Handicap 8f Plzarro 13.0; Beachcomber 13.9; Take Easy 12.5; Pagan King 13.1; Picture Oow n 13.0: Dta Sampal 11.11; Jebat 11.10; Esse Tv 11.9; Tun Sri Lanang 11.8; Performer
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    RAGUSA
    626 18 THE LONE BRITISH STAR OF THE FLAT SEASON AS OTHER LAURELS GO ABROAD DRITISH interests managed to achieve only one of the main honours of the 1963 British Flat racing season which ended at Manchester on Saturday. p^LONDON, Tue«. Scottish-born shipowner Jim Mulllon headed the winning owners' list, but
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    Mongo beats Kelso
    136 18 J AUREL (Maryland). Wed I a Mongo, a four-year-old .son oi the former Irish sire Royal Charger, held off a determined challenge by the 2-1 on favourite Kelso to win the USSISC,OOO. Washington D.C. International in a thrilling ail-American finish here yesterday. Emongo. second betting choice at
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    NICOLA'S TITLE
    38 18 BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Italy's Nicola Pietrangelo yesterday won the men's singles title in the Argentine and South American open lawn tennis championships when he beat Ronald Barnes of (Brazil) 6-2, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 In the final.
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    Top Swiss team offered January —date—
    236 19  - Top Swiss team offered January date FRANCIS BOEY By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Zurich Football Club of Switzerland, who recently held the famed Real Madrid to 3-3, have been offered terms by FA of Malaysia for a match here in January. FAM secretary Kwok Kin Keng said that the Swiss had
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    Hattrick by Loo Cheur
    145 19 |>ENANO, Tues.— A hattrick by X centre-forward Llm Loo Cheur sparked a 7-1 win for League champions Ramblers over Muslims in their Victory Cup quarterfinal here today. Loo Chew's first goal after 14 minutes gave Ramblers a 1-0 lead at halftlme. After Hassan Ibrahim's equaliser early
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      Jega's on his marks
      299 19  -  Ernest Frida: HE PASSES HIS THIRD-YEAR EXAM AND SETS HIS SIGHTS ON OLYMPICS —ATHLETICS by Singapore, Tuesday ]y|ALAYSIA s ace sprinter, M. Jegathesan, had a "wonderful day" at the weekend. On Saturday morning he learned that he had passed his third year medical examination at the
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      110 19 GANEFO All there will be banned IWF ONDON. Tues. All \J countries affiliated to tne International Weightlifting Federation who are competing in the Games of the New Emerging Forces In Jakarta will be suspended, federation secretary. Oscar State said here yesterday. Mr. State said all member countries had been warned
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      Spastics meet
      38 19 SINGAPORE. Tups The Spastic Children's Association of Singapore will hold their third annual sports festival at Gilsted Road on Saturday (4.30 p.m.). This meet was specialty arranged for the handicapped children. There will be 11 events.
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      SRU select two schoolmasters
      342 19  -  RUGGER And say: Well show Johore By TEOH ENG TATT SINGAPORE, Tuesday T*WO outstanding newcomers scrum-half Mickey A Poole and centre-three Terry Pope have been included in the Singapore XV to meet Johore, conquerors of defending champions Army Malaya, in a Malaya Cup south zone rugger
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      UNBEATEN RECORD FOR MALAY COLLEGE
      154 19 UNBEATEN RECORD FOR MALAY COLLEGE rH. Tues. The Malay College of Kuala Kangsar have Just completed their rugby season with an unbeaten record, winning £ll their eight matches ln Perak. The College, have lost only one Inter-school match In the past four reasons. They were beaten 15-11 by Vajiravudh College
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      Malaysia XI off to Hong Kong today
      160 19 KOALA LUMPUR, Tues. The I first Malaysian cricket team m, cour Hong Kong will uphold the reputation of the country on and ot the Held This pledge was given by P. Selvanayagam. manager of the 17--man team (three officials and 14 players) who
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      Ashworth named among Tokyo 16
      266 19 By JOE DORAI SINGAPORE, Tuesday JOHN ASHWORTH, who was Singapore Joint Ser- vices' outstanding centre-half in 1960 and 1961 Malaya Cup matches, has been named by the FA of England among the 16 players to represent Great Britain in the Olympic Games football tournament in
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      SHB go to the top of Div 2
      123 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapuri- Harbour Board scored their fourth straight win to go to the top of the SHA league Div. 2 today. They bea f Sinenpore Recreation Club i-0 on the Padang. The vital goal was scored in the first-half by Arjan
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      – SPORTS SUMMARY
      74 19 SPORTS SUMMARY HOCKEY Talping L«e: Prison AC 5 7 Bn. RMF 4. BASKETBALL Perak Youih Club 09 Menglembu Cheng Nam 59 at Ipoh soi I Pr:endly; Muar In- Indian Invitation Alexander Spurt 2. Dato Teoh Chye Cbonc trophy (Kluanßi: Secondary Enelish School Present Boys 5 Old Boys 1. Kluauc Div.
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      Carlstein hits 123 but Springboks lose
      373 19 A DELAIDE, Tues.— South Africa's rx cricket team suffered their first tour defeat here today when South Australia beat them by eight wickets. Scores: South Africans 376 and 279. South Australia 573 and 82--2. Peter Carlsteln (123) and Pete Van Der Merwe (44) held
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      Booth races to 100 in 94 mins
      158 19 SYDNEY: Brian Booth, the Australian Test batsman, today scored the fastest post-war century on the Sydney ground to lead New South Wales to a nine wicket victory over Western Australia In the Sheffield Shield. Booth reached his 100 in M minutes and went
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      85 19 ■M^^ftHftfji^^^^^J SOCCER Spore Business Houses FA Junior K.O. (semi-final I P &N v Malayan Airways (Furrer Park). Govt. Services FA Junior Cup (quarter-final) Supreme Court v Spore Signal Sqn. (Geylang). RIGGER Spore club match: SCC 2nd XV v3O Bn ROAC (padang). XL club matches: Language Inst. v Tech College (Pantai):
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    124 20 LONDON. Tues. Britain's Transport Minister, Mr. Ernest Marples, told in a speech last night of the time a parking meter was thrown through his dining room window. He said: "Some enterprising genlleman, kind hearted as ever, took a parking meter from
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    72 20 THE KING, the Queen and the new hybrid orchids named after them in honour of their visit to Singapore. The blooms are the creation of the Botanic Gardens staff. Their Majesties are seen admiring the "Vanda Permaisuri" (centre pot). Seen partly on the left is the "Vanda Agon? Putra," while
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    Two more arrests
    69 20 IPOH. Tues.— The steward of the Sekolak Tuanku Abdul Rahman here, Shaharnddin bin Dahalan, a father of five has been detained by the Special Branch. The arrest was made under the Internal Security Act. Shaharuddin was formerly in the Home Guard. The Special Branch has also detained
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    'Mock' victim burned alive
    66 20 NEW DELHI, Tues.— A rescue demonstration went wrong In the South Indian city of Travandrum and a "mock" victim was burned alive. A fireman was supposed to be rescued by local Home Guards from a burning thatch and bamboo hut. But flames swept through the structure
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    By-election poll at Muar Selatan
    75 20 By-election poll at Muar Selatan JOHORE BAHRU. Tues—Government has announced that a by -election will be held on Dec. 20 to fill the seat for the Muar Selatan constituency, which has become vacant due to the death ot Dato Suleiman bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman, the late Malaysian High Commissioner
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    People flee homes
    31 20 ROME. Tues— A slight earthquake sent people out into the streets In alarm and caused minor damage to buildings in the Coseiza crea of South Italy today. ReutT.
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    40 20 WASHINGTON. Tues.— General John Hodge, who has, decorated for his daring solo reconalssanc* flights over enemy lines in the Philippines during the Second World War, died In Walter Reed Army Hospital here today. H» was 70. Reuter.
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    BIRTHS
    50 20 SON: Horn to Mr. and Mra. ThufaJ on li-11-tn at Maurnity Hospital Kuala Lumpur. Both well. HERMON: To Tony and Marie a •BflSMar s:indrn r,, raldlne at Aaiuota Hospital on IJ-11-&3. BLAKE: To Gluly and Bob a girt, on 9th November at Gleneagles Hospital. Mo'hir and daughter doing well.
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    321 20 LONDON. Tues. It was the same story of selective buying of equities ana persistent selling of gilt-edged in the stock markets today. Falls in gilt-edged were even more severe than yesterday and ranged to over a point. Bank rate fears provided the main reason for the pressure to
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    RUBBER
    54 20 LONDON, Tues.— Spot 20 15/16 d. Dec. 21 nd., Jan. 21 id., Feb. 21--7 I6d. Jan/Mar 21 7/16 d., Apr/ June 217/16 d., July/Sept. 217/16 d., Oct./ Dec. 21 7/16 d.. Jan./ Mar. 21\d., Apr/June 21% d., c.Lf. Nov. 20 r ,d., Dec. 20 T «d., Jan. 2015/16 d.
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    TIN
    23 20 LONDON, Tues. Buyers £9«9, Sellers £970. Forward buyers £967, Sellers £968, Settlement £965. Turnover a.m. 150 tons, p.m. 60 tons. Tone: Plrm.
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    British ship aground
    82 20 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A British freighter, the 9,000-ton Wooburn, has run aground on a granite reef near Horsburg Lighthouse, 35 miles from Singapore. The ship ran aground on Thursday night and till late! tonight naval tugs have been' unable to tow her out. The Master Attendant Capt. J.A.L.
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    36th anniversary
    26 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Arya Samaj will celebrate their 36th anniversary and Deepavali on Thursday at 7 p.m. at Vedic Hall In SyeJ Alwl Road.
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      41 20 ttiqhest and lowest tempera- tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday 'to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 75 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 88 75 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 91 73
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