The Straits Times, 10 October 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SAjL^fiifeCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Nut*** Estd. 1845. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1964 it- 15 CENTS. KDN 731
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    Lock icon GUN BATTLE DRAMA
    729 1  -  GUNN CHIT THYE and OH KEE TIANG THREE ARRESTED- ONE ESCAPES WITH BANK'S $9,800 By Trapped robber kills himself pENANC, Fri. One robber shot himself dead and a man was wounded in a running gun battle this afternoon when a police party ambushed an armed gang which
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    Justice Chua to head riots probe
    488 1 Justice Chua to head riots probe THE KING APPOINTS FIVE-MAN INQUIRY TEAM 'FOR THE PUBLIC WELFARE' KI'ALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Van fl diIVrtuan Agong tonight appointed a five-man commission of inquiry into the Singapore disturbances. The commission la headed by Mr. Justice Chua. of Singapore. Its other members are Dato
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    Lock icon Arms seized in Quebec
    56 1 QUEBEC. Fri.— Police checking cars entering Quebec, where the Queen arrives tomorrow, have seized some rifles for which the drivers could not produce permits. Provincial Police Inspector J. A Matte said here. "If anyone can't account for a weapon in his car. we are seizing it
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    Woman grabs gun, foils bank robber
    480 1  - Woman grabs gun, foils bank robber CHEONG YIP SENG IN SPORE, A MOTHER SAVES $40,000 -By- I SINGAPORE. FRIDAY JJANK cashier Mrs. Wong Chai Yeong, 28, a mother ol two, today saved her employers, the Overseas Union Bank. $4<MK)O by daringly grabbing the revolver of I young robber who confronted
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    $10 million steel mill for Malaysia
    149 1 TOKYO. Friday. TUX Yawata Iron and Steel Co., one of Japan's leading steel mills, Avill set up $10 million steel company in Malaysia soon, possibly by the end of this year, jointly with a Malaysian financial institution. I The joint project has been pushed
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    Man, 140, dies
    19 1 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Fri. Mzee Cheche. a fisherman who claimed to be 140 years old. naa died here
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    Siren test
    23 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Air raid sirens in the capital will be tested by the Telecommunications Department at 2.30 p.m. next Thursday.
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    Tin record
    40 1 SINGAPORE. Fri —The price of Malayan tin today $784.37., a plcul set a record. It beat by SI 37'j the previous record reached on Feb. 14. 1951. during the Korean War stockpiling .scramble, j (See Page 18 1.
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    Lock icon Saigon treason trial
    61 1 SAIGON, Fri. South Vietnam's Premier Nguyen Khanh announced today that 29 officers and civilians allegedly implicated in the abortive Sept. 13 coup will be tried next week for high treason. All face the death penalty. Heading the list are Maj.-Gen. Duong Van Due. Brig.Gen. Lam Van Phat,
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    Lock icon Chiang meets Chung
    43 1 TAIPEH. m— The Nationalist Chinese President General Chiang Kai-shek louay received the South Korean Prime Minister. Mr. Chung II Kwon. who is here for talks with Nationalist leaders on how to strengthen co-operation between the two anti-Communist cour tries. Reuttr
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    Indons quit the Games
    188 1 Indons quit the Games Sequel to bar on Ganefo men TOKYO. Fri. The Indonesian Snorts Minister, Mr. R. Maiadi, today announced Indonesia's withdrawal from the Olympic Games. Mr. Malacli said the entire Indonesian delegation of about 150 members would leave for Jakarta by a Garuda Airways plane tomorrow. He was
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 PEKING N-BLAST WASHINGTON. Frt. Peking has indicated to nentral Afro-Asian Governments plans to set o« N -blast 'n next few weeks diplomatic Boaraea •aid nrre to«»y. CM.
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  • AFRO-ASIAM AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Border clashes: Saigon is blamed
      134 2 Border clashes: Saigon is blamed I Mil l> NATIONS, Kri. Tic majority report ul° an international tram which investisated border incidents hftucrn Cambodia and South Vietnam, made public last nißht. laid the bUme squarely on the Saigon (iincrnment. But Canada, the third member of the team, the International Control <
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      Lock icon Row over co-existence
      533 2 NASSER AND TITO WITH SHASTRIS SUPPORT RANGE AGAINST SOEK AT CAIRO SUMMIT I (]AIRO. Fri. The influence oi Communist China is being felt at the non-aligned nations conference here through President Soekarno in a dispute swirling around the sessions. In his belligerent conference speech Dr. Soekarno charged
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      Lock icon Riot police disperse housewives with gas
      103 2 LAGOS. Frl. Riot police hurled teargas at a crowd of over 3.000 housewives demonstrating outside the Parliament building In support of trie elght-day-old teachers' strike. The 100.000 members of the Nigerian Union of Teachers are demanding that a body be set up to investigate
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      Lock icon Sihanouk on Peking aid details
      90 2 PHNOM PENH. Fri. Cambodia's Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, said yesterday that Communist China had offered his country military and economic aid. and pledged all-out support if Cambodia suffered aggression. Speaking on his return here after an eight-day state visit to Communist China. Prince
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      Lock icon Gen. Ne Win is Home's guest
      61 2 LONDON, Pri. The Prims Minister. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, was host at a luncheon yesterday to General Ne Win. chairman of Burma's Revolutionary Council, and his wife. It was the first time the two men had met. The general is here on a private visit
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      Lock icon Deadly discards
      23 2 TAXMH, Pn. A worker was killed and 23 others wounded in an explosion of discarded shells In a Taloeh suburb. A.P.
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      Lock icon TSHOMBE FREE TO LEAVE CAIRO NOW
      141 2 TSHOMBE FREE TO LEAVE CAIRO NOW fAIRO. Frl.— Mr. Moise Tshombe (above), Congo Prime Minister. has been told he is free to go, Mr. Rene Bavassa, Congolese Charge D'Affairs, said last night. Mr. Tshombe has been held virtual prisoner in the heavily guarded El Orouba Palace since flying in here
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      Lock icon Satellite order
      32 2 WASHINGTON, Fri.— A United States Coiißrcsional committee has called on the U.S. Defence Department to "proceed without further delay to establish a medium-altitude satellite communications system for operational use. Reuter
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      Lock icon Threat to grab rights of British firm in N. Rhodesia
      281 2 Threat to grab rights of British firm in N. Rhodesia J USAKA, Fri. Northern Rhodesia will take over the British South Africa Company's ownership of the country's mineral rights and will pay no compensation unless Britain resolves the question before the country becomes independent on Oct. 24, it was announced
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      The man who tried to kill McNamara
      165 2 SAIGON. Friday. THE would-be assassin of the U.S. Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert S. McNamara. will be pubiicly executed here despite opposition of the U.S. Embassy. Air Commodore Nguyen Cao Ky said the' Government had decided to execute Nguyen Van Troi. 24. the Communist
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Winston sends a plea: Vote Tory
      157 3 Winston sends a plea: Vote Tory LONDON, I n. Sir Minston Churchill railed mi the tin- tish people tod.»\ to "demonstrate giMid <*n-»c by returning a Conservative Government to of- fice." Sir Winston, twin- a Prime .Minister .md an Ml. for 60 vi. us. etired from polities this >ear at
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      Lock icon Amnesty for 10,000
      50 3 BERLIN. Fvi. The East Gcrni.in Communist Party leader, Mr. Walter Ulbricht. Uibt night announced a general amne.sty for 10.000 prisoners :<nd the reduction of sentences for people jailed on espionage charces. Today is the 15th anniversary of the 'founding of East Germany tlio German Democratic Republic— AP.
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      Lock icon Arrested pair for Sweden
      41 3 NICOSIA. Pri— Two Swedish Army ofticvrs serving with the U.K. Force in Cyprus, under arrest since a large quantity of arms and ammunition were discovered in their armoured cars, were escorted by air today to Stockholm. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Royal visit: Security checks in Quebec
      125 3 QUEBEC CITY. Fri —With the controversial visit to; ithis city of Queen Elizabeth only one day away, provin- cial police today began security checks on cars. All occupants of cars were made to identify themselves. Drivers had to produce their licences and. ff police
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      Lock icon Ransom money
      39 3 BONN. Fri. West Germany has sent important goods worth 'many, many million marks" to East Germany to secure the release of about 800 political prisoners, a spokesman for the All German Attain Ministry said here today.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Full probe call
      34 3 LONDON. Fri. Britain has reiterated its request to the Soviet Union for a full investigation of the recent Breach of diplomatic immunity by Lieut.-Comdr. Nigel Laville. a British military attache. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Dockers back
      24 3 LONDON. Fri.— Dockers at London and other British ports who went on a 24-hour token strike yesterday returned to work today Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sir Alec: Integrate Peking in world
      447 3 LONDON. Friday DRiTAIN must lose no opportunity of integrating Communist China into the modern world, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the Prime Minister, told a general election campaign meeting in Birmingham last night. He spoke of the Conservative Party's aims to "secure peace in a world
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      Lock icon Hogg is saved by the police
      348 3 CAMPAIGN SPEECH ENDS IN CHAOS ONDON, Fri. Mr. Quintin Hogg, centre of this week's election flare-up over his use of the word "adulterers" in a campaign speech, last night needed police protection from an angry crowd. Most of his 20-mlnute speech at Euston was
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      John Wayne operated on
      50 3 LOS ANGELES. Fri. Actor John Wayne said yesterday, "I'm feeling great" following chest and ankle surgery in the past two weeks In hospital. The 56-year-old star was operated on for torn leg tendons and had an abcess removed from his chest a few days later.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Warm greeting
      23 3 MONTEVIDEO. Fri. -A crowd of nearly 100,000 defied icy rain and chill winds here yesterday to greet President de Gaulle. A.P
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      Lock icon Mae West back in hospital
      49 3 HOLLYWOOD. Fri. Actress Mac West. 72. who was discharged from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital last Wednesday after treatment for exhaustion, is back in hospital. A hospital spokesman said she returned yesterday lor observation of the same illnos-s. Her condition was listed as good. UPI.
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      A tight collar causes two road deaths
      131 3 READING. Fri. A Berkshire Court jury was told that a tight collar was to blame for an automobile accident in which two women were killed. The collar was worn by Mr. Charles Wilson. 64. a surgeon. It was stiff and a half size
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      Lock icon For Barry: An egg from the crowd
      219 3 rpiiAlNrA/tt. (new jeiaeyj, Fri. Senator Barry Goldwater was splattered bj- a raw egg thrown from a crowd that surged about him following a campaign speech here. The incident apparently did not nettle the Republican Presidential nominee and went unnoticed except for a few
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      Lock icon HEIRESS AND CHA UFFEUR: THE END
      256 3 HEIRESS AND CHA UFFEUR: THE END NEW YORK, Fri.— Runaway heiress Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu yesterday obtained an annulment of her marriajje to former chauffeur Andre Porumbeanu in an uncontested suit in the Manhattan Supreme Court. The court awarded Gamble. 23, custody of the two children and denied Andre. 33. any
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      Lock icon 'PAY ARREARS OR LOSE VOTE IN THE U.N' PLAN
      189 3 'PAY ARREARS OR LOSE VOTE IN THE U.N' PLAN UNITED NATIONS, Friday. THE United States served strong notice yesterday that it will insist that Russia and other delinquent U.N. members Jose their votes at" the Nov. 10 opening of the General Assembly unless they have paid toward their arrears. The
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      Wilson hecklers get clouted
      51 3 SOUTHAMPTON, Fri.— As labour Party leader Mr. Harold Wil•on stood up to speak at a rally here last night two burly dockers began hurling abuse. A woman standing behind them promptly went to work on the dockers with ncr handbag. "Take that, and that." she cried.—
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    DENTISTS' DELEGATION CALLS ON BAHAMAN
    150 5 DENANG. Fri A i;vc mafti team from the Malaysian Dental Association day discussed with the Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsurlin howdentists could best serve the country. 1 he delates were Dr. Loh Guan Kheng (president). Eh-. Lee Sen« Ouan (president-elect) and branch Dr
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    Bro. OToole coming
    38 5 SINGAPORE, Pri. The Verj Rev Brother Lawrence OToole, Superior Gmeral of th* in Brothr> li»>re e.n Oct. 31 fur v Old buy.s and of the Brothers' s<S:iii:.ii)orc have UTmitfJCd a buffet St. Jo&cph ,s Institution.
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    Lock icon Drummers rehearse for rally
    90 5 l)Kl -vnu K-s of the Kucn Cheng Girls School in Kuala Lumpur at a reh<';ir>al ji'str.rday at the Merdeku Stadium for the Children's Day rally today. Highlight of the r.illy will In- the presentation by the V i n 2 di-Pertuan Agong of the Pingat Hang
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    Two temples get $5,000
    59 5 BUKIT MERTAJAiM. Kr: The District O!ficer. Inche Alimnd bin Harun. ba sented two cheques totalling 55.000 to two chipese temples in Berapit v:!lage to help dciray the cost of the'.r renovation. The granta $4,000 to the Goh Y.ih Kong Temple and $1,000 to the Chr.it Sr^h
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    Abu Bakar to be envoy in Ceylon
    84 5 \IANILA. Fri. Ceylon and the Philippines have decided to raise their diplomatic missions to embassy level. It was learned today. Mr. Yu.sup Abubakar, former Philippine anibii.s.sador to Malaya. will be named ambassador to Ceylon, informed sources said, and i Mr. M. M. Maharoff.
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    Defence for Lipis
    27 5 KUALA LIPIS Pri.— A civil defence committee for Lipls has been formed with the District Officer, Inche Mohamed Tajol Aros bin Ahmad, as chairman.
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    What Tun Razak said...
    81 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. In the Straits Times report on the Deputy Prlrre Minister*, depart re to Tokyo e^terday he was wrongly quoted as saying that he would not hesitnte to nonose any move to ban pprtinlnant of Ganefo 'the Games or tne New Emerging Forces* trom
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    Lock icon Turpin plans talks on troops moves
    82 5 HONG KONG. Fri. Maj. Gen. P.G. Turpin arrived here today from Karachi for a three-day visit on his way to Singapore to co-ordinate the movement of British forces there. Gen* Turpin. who is Director of Movements in the British Ministry of Defence, said the
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    PEOPLE WHO TRY TO DEMORALISE VIGILANTES...
    182 5 PEOPLE WHO TRY TO DEMORALISE VIGILANTES... MALACCA, Friday. T^HE ChiSi Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin, Baba, A last night warned people who tried to dej moralise the Vigilante Corps that the Government would not hesitate to take action against them. He was speaking to 560 I members of the corps
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    Malaysia is right, says Somalia —leader –
    202 5 Malaysia is right, says Somalia leader KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. \f ALAYSIA is justified in demanding the withdrawal of Indonesian troops in its territory, the secretary-general of the Somalia Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee, Syed Ali Abdullah Ibrahim, said today. "Every country has the right to safeguard its territorial integrity against foreign aggression*"
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    Hang Tuah spirit will crush Sock: Mentri
    175 5 Hang Tuah spirit will crush Sock: Mentri 17ANGAR. Fri— lf Indonesia declared war. Malaysia would defeat her with the same spirit shown by Hang Tuah in the 15th Century, the Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad, declared yesterday. "A nation like ours" which can produce such great warriors cannot be easily
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    Batu Pahat sets aside $2.1 mil.
    47 5 BATU PAHAT. Pri. The Town Council is to spend $2.1 I million on the construction of i culverts. concrete drains and bridges in the next five years. The biggest allocution is tor 'the construction of drams In ihr town. ($546.703 1.
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    Psychology talk
    40 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. William Bodtnan. a lecturrr In the RIDA college in PeUling Jaya. w.ll give a public talk on ■■psychology in management decisions" at Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club. 29. Ipoh Road, ai 4 p.m. en Sunday.
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    Zurich to Penang: Eight words of happiness
    219 5 DENANG. Fri. Eight words in a cable j from Romanshornr near Zurich, have j raised a Penang clerk's hopes of meeting his Swiss nancee-pen pal for the first time this year. Mr. James Chan Soon Beng. 22. was to have left for Zurich
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    Move to woo tourists
    50 5 KANGAR. Fri. A pro-tern 1 committee to promote tourism in Perlis has been formed here. "Tourism is ;i source of revenue 1 which has not been fully tapped." Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Ha.shim. the Mrntii i Besar. told an iiiiiUKur.il meeting at the state secretariat.
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    llotary Club talk
    29 5 MALACCA. Fri Mr. Robert -ITan Sin Nyen will talk on "a conducted tour of the Orient." to members of the Rotary Club here on Oct. 14.
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    Big search for missing Towkay
    226 6 SINGAPORE, Friday. pOLICE today launched a massive search for a missing landowner, Mr. Peh Hock Guan, 50, who is believed to have been kidnapped in the Serangoon Road area last night. Mr. Peh, who owns several rubber estates and provision shops, disappeared while on his
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    Student will tell U.S. how S'pow lives
    91 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Schoolboy Eddie Teo Chan Seng (above) 17, Singapore's delegate to the 1965 World Youth Forum, organised by the New York Herald Tribune today said he would tell the people of America how the multi racial people of Singapore "live together without
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    ENCOURAGING PROGRESS AT KALLANG ESTATE, SAYS GOH
    153 6 ENCOURAGING PROGRESS AT KALLANG ESTATE, SAYS GOH SINGAPORE, Fri. Within the year since the Kallang Industrial Estate was opened, some $1,000,--000 worth of construction work has been completed by the shipyards there, not including the value of the repair work carried out. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee,
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    Training centre for Airways
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Plans are now being finalised to convert the transit lounge of the old Singapore Airport terminal building Into a training complex foi Malaysian Airways, reports Terbang, mouth-piece of the airline. The airline also Intends to take in another batch of apprentice maintenance engineers next
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    Reunion dinner
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Methodist Girls School Alumnae Association will hold a dinner for the school's former pupils at the school hall on Oct. 16.
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    RIOT CHARGE: BAIL PLEA DISMISSED
    130 6 CINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Justice F.A. Chua in the High Court today dismissed an application for bail by Abas bin Yiisoff. manager of a medicine shop, now under arrest on charges of rioting and unlawful possession of arms and ammunition. Abas was arrested near Changi market
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    SATA seals campaign
    104 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Associations 1964/65 greeting seals campaign begins on Monday. The chairman of a .special committee, Mrs. Diana Eu. said today that from Monday to Oct. 17, voluntary workers would be .stationed at Robinsons and C. K. Tang throughout the day U> sell SATA
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    Increase of road accidents in the Federal capital
    351 7 'PLENTY OF SELFISH MOTORISTS WHO DRIVE WITHOUT DUE CARE...' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. JJOAD accidents are on the increase in the Federal capital, according to sta tistics issued by the Traffic Police here today. The Traffic Police chief. Deputy Supt. Mansor bin Mohamed
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    New vicar for Ipoh parish
    58 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Rev S. Jesuthasan. senior assistant of St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, has been appointed vicar of St. John's parish in Ipoh. He will take up his new post in December. Mr. Jesuthasan was ordained deacon In 1960 and priest In the following year.
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    Governor: Children can also serve nation...
    97 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri. The Governor, Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj told pupils: of the High School here today they could serve the country, even though they were still young. "In Penang." he said at the school's annual speech day. "over 50 units of the Vigilante
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    Local council by-election
    45 7 IPOH. Fri. A by-election will be held lor ihe Dtara Ward of the Sungka; loc.m council as a ramlt of the death of an Ali.aiict: councillor. Mr. Wong Ho Kee. Nominations will close on Oct. 21. and polling da> is Nov. 7.
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    Show to aid school
    46 7 RANTING. Pri. The Telok Da toll Methodist English Primary I School will screen two shows. "The Seventh Voyage or Sinbad" and I "Once Again, with Peeling" at thej Capital theaf e here in aid of the: school buildup fund on Oct. 31.
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    Buddhist talk
    32 7 KAJANG. Fri. The Chief Priest of the Buddhist temple of the Buddhist Missionary Society o' Malaysia. Veil. K. Ohammanan-i.i There, nil! give a religious talk at Jalan Timor here tomorrow.
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    Extra $349,500 for Malacca spending
    137 7 MALACCA. Fri. The Malacca state Legislative Assembly at its meeting yesterday passed three bills giving authority for additional payments totalling 5349.530 to be made for public services in the State this year. These payments are in excess of the expenditure sanctioned for this year. Another
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    249 7 His prize for winning essay TOKYO, Friday. INTO the midst of the Olympic Games scene here 1 a 17-year-old Singapore schoolboy, Francis Yeo. arrived today wide-eyed with wonder and excitement at the prospect of 10 days in the city now fixed in the centre
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    Court told of stab on way to work
    214 7 pENANG. Fri— A watchman. AH Ahmad. 32. told a magistrate's court today he was cycling to work when three men waylaid him at 6 a.m. on Aug. 21 "I abandoned my bicycle and as I ran I was stabbed In the back."
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    The making of a leader—by Minister Tan
    269 7 The making of a leader— by Minister Tan VIALACCA, Fri.— Character, courage and integrity are the essential prerequisites of leadership, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said at the speech day of the High School here today. Mr Tan, an old boy of the school, said the cultivation
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    Speech Day
    29 7 BUTTERWORTH, Fri. St. Miiik's Secondary School here will hold its speech doy on Nov. 6 The Chief Education Officer, Mr. Kum 800. will give away the prizes.
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    Counsel accuses DPP of 'putting words into my mouth'
    384 7 Counsel accuses DPP of 'putting words into my mouth' SUNGEI PATANI. Friday. YIR Jag-Jit Singh, appearing for the former Jitra ITI OCPD. Asst.-Supt. Gurbachan Singh, now retried here on a corruption charge, today accused the DPP, Inche Wan Suleiman bin Pawan Teh. of putting words into his mouth. "The defence
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    Engineering course study award
    65 7 Engineering course study award KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Malayan Packaging Industries Ltd. have instituted a scholarship to or granted each year to a Malaysian for an engineering course at the University of Malaya The value of the four-year enKineering scholarship will be $10,000. This year's scholarship has been awarded to Mr. Lee
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    Malacca SCBA founder dies
    60 7 MALACCA. Fri. A former I Malacca municipal commissioner. I Mr. Tan Eng Chye, 71. died at the General Hospital here on Wednesday af^er a short illness. Mr. Tan. a well-known rubber planter, was the founder member of the Malacca Straits Chinese i British Association. He also
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    Medical drivers to form a union
    115 8 Medical drivers to form a union KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —More than 500 Government drivers in the medical, health and dental services are planning to form a national union which will fight for better salaries and working conditions. The union which will be known as the National Union of Government Medical
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    WOMEN NA VY VOLUNTEERS CALLED UP
    127 8 WOMEN NA VY VOLUNTEERS CALLED UP [£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The first of the women's volunteer forces the Singapore Women's Auxilliary Naval Service has been called up for fulltime service in the armed forces. The SWANS reported recently to Kapal d i R a j a Malaya, the shore establishment of
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    Call-up: Appeal by Dr. Toh
    97 8 Call-up: Appeal by Dr. Toh SINGAPORE, Fri. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, last night appealed to young Malaysians to be prepared to render service to the country when they were called up. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the Singapore Mutton Dealers Association at the Kampong Kapor
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    New St John branch
    20 8 MACHANO. Pit The first St. John Ambulance Brigade branch was formed here with 30 members yesterday.
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    Here to study Muslim law
    60 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Mohamed Abu Bakar. an officer of „io Ministry of Law and Parliamentary Affairs in Pakistan, is now in Singapore on a Colombo Plan scholarship given by the Singapore Government to study Muslim law and other local laws. He is attached to the
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    Lock icon Doctor in Sydney love case: We WILL marry...
    260 8 Doctor in Sydney love case: We WILL marry... SYDNEY, Friday. A MALAYSIAN doctor said today he was determined to marry his Australian sweetheart despite a court refusal to give permission. "We shall appeal against the court's decision, and if that fails we shall go to Malaysia and marry there," he
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    Hospital flag day
    25 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. The Technical College Student's Union will hold a flag day tomorrow to raise funds for the Lady Templer Hospital.
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    Winna Chen, US-trained dietician
    69 8 Winna Chen, US-trained dietician 11/INNA Florence Chen, 21, TT former Singapore schoolgirl who has completed a dietetic course at the La Sierra College in California. She is serving her internship at the White Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles. Miss Chen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. D. James Chen, left
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    New Zealand air service to Malaysia
    95 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Air services between Malaysia and New Zealand will begin in early 1966. the leader of the New Zealand air delegation, Mr. B. R. Rae, said today. Mr. Rae said the aircraft to be used would be DC-8s capable of carrying up
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    Poppy Day dance
    33 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri.— The Bukit Mertajam Jaycees will hold a charity dance in aid or the Poppy Day appeal at the Jit Sin High School hall here on Dec. 6.
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    Recruiting for Federation Signals
    79 8 Recruiting for Federation Signals SINGAPORE, Fri. The armed forces will be recurltlng volunteers for enlistment In the Federation Signals at Territorial Army headquarters In Beach Road at 8 a.m. from Oct. 14 to Oct. 16. A Government statement announcing this today said it was hoped that this recruitment drive would
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    Electoral rolls: 3 days to go
    40 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. Voters have three more days in which to register themselves on th electoral rolls. the Election Commission announced today. The annual revision of began on Sept. 1 and closes on Monday.
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    Ceylon's two notorious ships to be scrapped in S'pore
    246 8 SINGAPORE, Fri The Ceylon Navy's frigate Mahasena and the minesweeper Parakrama, which figured prominently in a recent commission of inquiry into smuggling by naval officers In Colombo, are now in Singapore. The two ships have mad« their last voyage under tow
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    Dato at tea party
    36 8 I PENANG. Fri.— The Chief Mlnistcr. Dato Wong Pow Nee, wiU I attend a tea party of the Pengkalan Ward goodwill committee at the Atjeh Traders Association in i Victoria Street tomorrow.
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    JAIL AND ROTAN FOR FOUR ROBBERS
    192 8 MALACCA, Friday. FOUR men were convicted by Mr. Justice Ismail Khan in the High Court here yesterday of gang robbery. They were Chool Seng. 23, Tan Kirn Yoke. 24, and Teo Kirn Seng. 25, all unemployed: and Ah Kow, 22. a fisherman. Chooi. Tan.
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    Replanting show
    31 8 PENANG. Fri The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. will open a rubber replanting exhibition at the Suneel Pinang Chinese School. Balik Pulau. at 3.45 p.m. on Oct. 20.
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      325 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS wer? (7). Officer's bint to stick together 1. Four enter a test of little lm(8). portance (7). 5. The dog race prophet la out- 8. Recorded the animals reared, side (6>. including various tigers (10). 9. Badly estrange someone In the 12. Not recoiling from wild
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    Happy Malayan couple
    96 9 GUESTS FLY 1.000 MILES TO THEIR WEDDING A HAPPY Malaysian couple Mr. and Mrs. Kee Yons Wee, whose wedding reception was held in Brisbane recently, pictured with two Australian girl friends of Mrs. Ket who flew 1,000 miles from Melbourne for the reception. Mr. Kee, a civil
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    Mile-a-week race against the monsoon
    170 9 Mile-a-week race against the monsoon JESSELTON, Friday. AUSTRALIAN Army engineers have set themselves a target of eight miles in eight weeks to complete a jungle road to tribal coun- try in Sabah. The 7th Field Squadron Group, Royal Australian Engineers, are in Sabah as part of the Australian aid programme
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    'TOO MANY DOCTORS MAY ADD MORE ILLS' ENVOY
    206 9 'TOO MANY DOCTORS MAY ADD MORE ILLS' ENVOY SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Burmese Ambas-t sador to Malaysia. Maha t Thray Sithu U Pc Kin. said here today that Indonesian confronta- j tion against Malaysia I had caused "a lot of!j unhappiness" among neighbouring countries. He said Burma was taking t a
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    Nanyang man for Japan
    55 9 SITIAWAN, Pri. Mr. Chin Heng Hwa, a graduate of the Nany.ing University in Singapore, has been awarded a Japane.se Government post-graduate scholarship. Mr. Chin was a former senior teacher in Nan Hwa High School here. He will do research on International trade and commercial administration at
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    Three men admit they stole from nurses
    115 9 Three men admit they stole from nurses SINGAPORE. Fri. Four youths were charged in a magistrate's co/.rt today on two counts of armed robbery at a nurses' hostel at the General Hospital. Three of them, Govindasamy s/o Kannu Samy. Snsadan I o Krishnan Karupiah and Nadaison Magasuran. pleaded guilty. They
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    Bound over for iron pipe blow
    59 9 TAIPING. Pri— A rubber tapper. R. Raiaßopal. 26. was bound over in $300 for 18 months by the magistrate. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Yunos. here yesterday for voluntarily causing grivious hurt to Lall Singh. Lall Singh was hit with an lrnn pipe in Simpang
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    Arson materials found near hut
    106 9 Arson materials found near hut SINGAPORE. Fri.—Po- lice found inflammable materials near a hut which was nearly razed in Holland Road yesterday morning. The materials Included five petrol-soaked wads of cotton wool, wrapped in singlets, two bottles of petrol and four envelopes of cracker fuses. These were hidden among bushes
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    Woken up and robbed
    72 9 IPOK. Pri.— Pour men roused Mr. Chong Nam Stone 29. from his sleep at three this morning by shouting that they wanted to examine hi£ identity card. When Mr. Chong opened the door of his house in Gtmong Panjang. at Tambun near here, the four one
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    Headmaster is robbed
    59 9 IPOH. Fri— Mr. Nsal Tin* Kin. 31, headmaster of the Chinese Pr:cnary Schittl in Jalan Pa.Mr Piiteh here, went to bed ias' night after hanging up his trousers containing $325 near y window of hi> quarters attached U> the school. Thi-s ■wcnlm the trousers were miss.MX and
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    Road safety education in Kuantan
    80 9 KUANTAN. Pri. A road saie:y sub-commr.iip s formed under the chairmanship of the :ucation Officer. Inche IdrLs bin Babajee. when tht Pnhiine Road Safety Council met '■rday. iu-coir.ni:ttee will rdura'* school children on ng tli.ni lectures I :n sllow.s. The Chief Police Officer and I
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    Killed by boulder
    41 9 IPOH. Pri An excavator I Ho Ah Kow, 21. was Ultad when .1 huge boulder from i the top of cliff tn Tasck quarry I ''"*r hi iiroueh trip cabin of his *hile he waa working last ni=ht
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    Seeni attacks ban on public rallies
    246 9 Seeni attacks ban on public rallies JPOH, Fri.— The recent imposition of a nationwide ban on public political rallies except when an election is in progress was today criticised by Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, president of the People's Progressive Party. "This is a denial of the fundamental rights of the
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    Landing place still available
    96 9 Landing place still available |(UALA LUMPUR Fri. The Minister* of Finance. Mr. Tar« Siew Sin. has announced that the landing place at Bagan Tuan Kechil. Butterworth, may continue to be used for landing dutiable goods until the new wharves at Bagan Luar are oper:f ional. Mr. ian has advised traders
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    Telephone theft
    22 9 TAIPINO. Fri. A telephone receiver was rrp ried .stolen from a public telephone booth at the post office here yesterday.
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      146 9 1 Onp It,/ V. T. Ilnnitin f TW' MINOTAUR'S PLACE, 1 ..BUT MY GOSH, IK OCXXA I I FUWNY I DONT SEE T ■> A VEH I>P NEVER FORGET I FEU. IN HERE, SHE COULP HER OR THAT NASTY- /^V. f 1^ UKJ* I X^THIS CANYON!^* BE IM REAL TROUBLE/
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    DEATH
    17 10 Word* %lii Win/mum) MR MANJI RANA PATEL passed away on a- 10-64 at uenera, HoowiUl. Malacca.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    66 10 rVoraVi ill) /Minimum) CMACI CHELLIAH and children ish 'o expres.% their very deepeel Kntttud* to ibe Doctom, Nurses. Staff r- Be Inatltuten Medical I.. search Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur who attended on her beloved nuxrmnd Dr. J A. Chelliah durtni h.« lUamM and to the kIDd rotaUVM and frienda
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    399 10 It H»r<« ,\/0 Minimum) THE. COCKPIT'S RUSTTAFEL I* »»rv*d *very Haturday aud Sunday luncn time. AUSTRALIA'S Mira F<lie Miller ■into at The Cockpit Hot*l. Tel: |kj porei PROFOUND CRATITUOE to Mother or I'erpni.ai Mucioor for Ufa long favour* granted Knm.' NEVER BEFORE SUCH BarKalni: reeled tomatoe* a tin' Fruit
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    The Straits Times Saturday, October 10, 1964. The Malady in Sport
    637 10 The Straits Times Saturday, October 10, 1964. The Malady in Sport Why Indonesia and North Korea thought that their ban- Ned athletes would be allowed ,to compete in the Toyko Olympics is among the minor 'conundrums scattered along the trail of this unpleasant j affair. They could not seriously have
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    School Change
    353 10 The Education Ministry yesterday gave the information parents have been waiting for since March, when the Gov- j ?rnment announced the abolition of the Malayan Secondiry Schools Entrance Examination and the introduction, xom next year, of three years )f lower secondary education or all Malayan pupils. The new
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    Nervous Month
    207 10 It has been a long time coming, but the Government is still to be congratulated on its pilot trawling project. If the month-long trial succeeds (as j it should) the great barrier to acceptance of this modern fishing method will have been removed and the stage set for
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    PLOT AND COUNTER-PLOT IN SAIGON
    884 10  -  STANLEY KARNOW Triumvirate with only a fortnight to decide by ANYBODY who is not totally confused is just very badly informed. This old aphorism aptly fits the situation here in South Vietnam's capital, where political forces swirl in wild, strange, incomprehensible directions. Buddhists. Catholics, students,
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    576 10  - WHY MANILA TEMPERS ARE FRAYING CARL ZIMMERMANN AMERICA OR INDONESIA AND SOEKARNO? by ]t JANILA. Fri.—Tempers are fraying here over relations with the United States and Indonesia. Both Washington and Jakarta have their Mliplno sympathisers, and those who support one country usually attack the other. The debate has become highly
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      305 10 ]\O matter how pleased 1 Mr. Devan Nalr may be about the attachment of his colleagues in that thej refused to accept, his resignation. I think ther* must be regret in his heart. Refusal to accept his resignation poses a significant question. Does the
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      117 10 !> CHILDREN'S EYE-CARE WZm\ ■Lta**B*«««w *^kwm A pejMl it ratpontiM* for Mm 1 <i«ht of hit child, «fid ihould wotth for frown* for taumt* tm4 j M« »h*»h*r h* hold* h<t book too M clom or too for r T>«* Httto d.Uct. ,ro. rottor than th. child o"d In many
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    'Tainted witness' and no corroboration, counsel submits
    1635 11  -  SIA CHEONG YEW PROSECUTION CASE CLOSES: COURT ASKED TO DRAW 'IRRESISTIBLE INFERENCE' THAT IRENE NG WAS CHEATED... I by SINGAPORE, Friday. |)EFENCE COUNSEL, Mr. P. F. de Souza, submitted today that Irene Ng Beo Wah. who claims to have been cheated of $21,800
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    Development loan brings in $100 mil.
    104 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Ministry of Finance today announced that the $75 million Government of Malaysia development loan had been oversubscribed by $25 million. The loan which was launched on Aug. 12. was offered In three kinds 4J per cent interest a year maturing
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    200 ft. fall from flat
    61 11 SINGAPORE. PrL— A 63-year-old woman, Chan Yeng. this morning plunged nearly 200 ft. to her death from the eighth-storey of a block of flats In Jalan Tenter am. A few hours earlier. Ng Ek Khoon. 18. fell 100 ft. to his death from the top
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    The 148th year
    28 11 PENANO. Frl. The Old Frees' Association will hold Its annual reunion dinner at their Northam Road clubhouse on Oct. 21 the school's 148 th anniversary
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    Church hall
    22 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. The new hall of the Bt. James Church here will be dedicated by Bishop Roland Koh tomorrow.
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    Local council inquiry commission men named
    122 11 ITUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Assistant Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'acob, has announced the names of members of the commission of inquiry on local councils. They are: Hajl Ismail bin PanJang Arts. Commissioner of the Federal Capital; Tengku Syed
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    The role of Malaysian artists in defence of —country—1
    216 11 The role of Malaysian artists in defence of —country— 1 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The president of the Singapore Art Society, Mr. Ho Kok Hoe. last night outlined the role Malaysian artists could play in the defence of the country. Speaking at the annual meeting of the society. Mr. Ho said: "We
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    Send-off for call-up men
    42 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman bin Wok. will send off 100 national service registrants leaving for Port Dlckson at the railway station tomorrow. The men. who have been called up. will undergo military training.
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    Prese 'pooja'
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The annual "pooja" (Hindu religious ceremony) of employees of the Straits Times Group in Kuala Lumpur will begin at noon tomorrow at the Sri Ganesar Temple in Kampong Pandan.
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    TRAWLER FISHING: PILOT PROJECT IS LAUNCHED
    421 12  -  PC- SHIVADAS: -By- Kuala Lumpur, Friday THE Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today announce 1 the '"secret" launching of the pilot project on trawling off Pulau Langkawi two days ago. Inche Khir told a Press conference that it was decided
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    $5.5 m. air conditioned school for Services children
    183 12 SINGAPORE, Fri. 13 Children of British and Commonwealth Servicemen in Malaysia have begun studyin?: In a new air-con-ditioned, comprehensive school ir» Singapore which cost $5.--500,000 to build and equip. St. Johns School in Dover Road will be opened officially tomorrow by Lt.
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    Dinner for Mentri
    38 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The South Indian Muslim Masjid will hold a dinner in honour of the Mentri Besar of Selangor. Da to Harun bin Haji Idris. on Sunday at thp BiWl restaurant at 8 nm.
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    New appointment
    22 12 BUTTERWORTH. Fri Mr. I Hon Teang Nam has been appoint- Ed Assistant Collector of Land Re-, I venue for Butterworth.
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    2-wheelers told: Viaduct is not for parking
    130 12 2-wheelers told: Viaduct is not for parking If C ALA LUMPUR. Fri.-Motor-cyclists. scooter riders and cyclists were warned today that the proud sweep of Kuala Lumpur's viaduct was not a temporary parking place for shelterers from thp rain Thp Capital's Traffic Police chief. Deputy Supdt. Mansor bin Mohamed Xoor. said
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    Seized car owners get a warning
    109 12 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. Cars under hire-purchase agreements seized by Customs authorities and forfeited by order of a court in connection with smugi gling offences or offences > under the Excise Act, 1962, will not be returned to the hire-purchase companies, the government re-afflxmed today.
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    Estate strike continues
    63 12 SEREMBAN, Prl. Seventy- 1 six workers on Third Mile Estate here continued their strike for the second cjay today after negotiations between the National Union of Plantation Workers, the Industrial Relations Officer and the estate management failed last night. Workers on the estate went on strike after
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    New look for 77 years old church
    73 12 New look for 77 years old church TVUPING, Fri. The second oldest church in Malaya All Saints Church in Taiping— will be renovated at a cost of about $10,000 A meeting of the church councillors here yesterday decided that the money should be raised through public donations. Renovations to the
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    A 'MOTHER' TO 60,000 CONVENT PUPILS DIES AT 89
    211 12 A 'MOTHER' TO 60,000 CONVENT PUPILS DIES AT 89 KIALA Lt'MPl'R. Fri— A "mother" to Ml.ooo pupils in Roman Catholicconvents throughout .Malaya. Rev. Mother St Tarcisius, 89. died at the Chens Convont h»-re this morning after a long; ill— nr.vs. Rev. Mother St. Tarcisius. who had been in Malaya for
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    Killed by lightning
    42 12 BATU OAJAH, Fri.— A mother i of six. Chin Tai, 32. was killed I by lightning yesterday afternoon while washing for tin ere with I three others at a disused tin mine off the 2nd mile. Gopeng road. here.
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    No news yet of the 12 kidnapped men
    205 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE 12 missing Malaysian fishermen whose boat's were pirated in the Malacca Straits this week are still being: held by the Indonesians. So far none of the relatives of the kidnapped men has received any word trom them. Meanwhile,
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    Blood gift
    20 12 SINGAPORE, Prl. Ten firemen from the Singapore Airport Fire Service today donated blood at the Blood Transfusion Service.
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    53 12 JESSELTON, Fri. Sixty Filipinos from Bongan, southern Philippines, have arrived by boat in Tawau since Oct. 1 in search of employment, the Department of Labour and Welfare In Tawau reported today. About 40 of them have been offered employment in estates in the Tawau area. Many came with
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    Patriotic Fund
    89 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Another $14,995.18 has been received for the National Patriotic Fund, bringing the total to $1,234,522.90, Bank Negara announced today. Latest donations come from: Ferak Turf Club $10,000: National Union of Government Office Workers. Penang, $7; Penghulu Mohamed bin Hajl Osman, Penaga Kepalas Batas, Seberang Peral,
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    Flat robbery
    24 12 SINGAPORE. Prl. Two housewives were tied up. gagged and robbed of $600 In cash and jewellery In a Ganges Avenue flat today.
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    New hall
    34 12 SINGAPORE. Prl. The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yuaof bin Ishak, will officiate at the opening ceremony of the Assembly hall of the St. John Council headquarters in Beach Road on Oct. 24.
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    Stolen cycle recovered
    36 12 PENANG. Fri. A motor-cycle reported missing on Wednesday was recovered by the police in Tye Sin Street yesterday. The machine was later returned to its owner. Ong Ah Kooi. 20. a fruit seller.
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    Two Aussies win hearts of Sabah river people
    263 12 Two Aussies win hearts of Sabah river people lES3ELTON. Fri. Two Australian Ar m y Medical Corps men have won the hearts or the Kinabatantfan River people of Sabah. They are Capt. Adrian Uroessler and Cpl. Nigel Htzgibbon. They are members of a 28-man detachment of the ;th Kield Squadron.
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    324,714 vehicles in Malaya
    52 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri A total of 324.714 vehicle! had been registered throughout Malaya until up to Aug. 31 this year. Of these, 95.808 were registered in Selangor alone. Seiungur Is followed by Perak with 58.360 vehicles and Penang ■inrt Province Wellesley with 44.849. iiL-ngitanu has the
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    $2,000 murder hunt reward
    55 12 SEKEMBAN. Fr!.— The Nejnrt Sembilan police today announced a reward of $2-000 for Information leading to the arrest of the person who murdered a Kelantan woman on Sept. 11. Mak Manam blnte Awang Teb. 38. was found in a mining pool with weights tied round her
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      81 12 FIDES mmmmm made in italy ■Bowmran^ i 4 gas burners full-visibility a^^Bgtfcj^hlMWPßß oven window and 2^ interior oven light L^—> t^S^ thermometer, dish-warmer. Suitable for mmm any kind of gas. WIDE RANGE OF MODELS l AVAILABLE SINGAPORE^H P^KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG SALE j Commencing from MONDAY. 12TH OCTOBER TO MAKE
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      46 12 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl 'what V /this is^ —V d HMM.. IS YOUC \SERIOUS, =/THIS WARE TY©P.CALj V i- J DIA6NOSISM ELMER! I plant seems to be \m 'I'll do 1 thebe Vpving: im vswy Ja anyth/ng J aint a N^WOCRIED^ Vitfy T SAVE^d MOMENT
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  • LETTERS STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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      Better cards
      69 13 SINGAPORE Identity cards do not stand up to a lot 1 of handling. The frequent uses we make of them nowadays 1 leaves the card torn or the i writing faded. When are we getting replacements? The Central Government cards are waterproof, dustproof and I small In size.
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        NO DOCTOR IN SIGHT
        80 13 THE other day I took my cousin who had a fractured limb, to the General Hospital In Penang. We went there at about 8.30 a.m and waited until nearly twelve before he was finally attendee :<> by the only hospital attendant present. No hospital assistants apparently
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        No sympathy
        82 13 ■^yiTH reference to your report T" on the captured Indonesian officer. Lieut. T. Soetilcno. I am ...stonished to hear of the hospitality given him. Beer for th« captured! This is no time for thf government to get sentimental over the story he tells. The ignorance of Soetikno and
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        Lights and jams
        74 13 IS there such a surfeit of traffic lights in Singapore that out traffic experts should feel impelled to utilise this stock by sticking them needlessly at every Intersection? Unintelligently located, these lights impede rather than assist the flow of traffic. An example of this can be seen
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        Only one
        60 13 AS a user of Singapore^ multistorey car park at Market Street. I find it incomprehensible that only one elevator is in use early in the morning. The lift attendant informed me that the second unit is used only after nine o'clock. The majority of car drivers have to
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        Confronted
        54 13 fHAVE just visited the "Confrontation Exhibition" at the Victoria Hall. Had there been ar entrance fee I would have asked for my money back. Like many others I went to see an exhibition concerning confrontation not to buy a gas cooker or to learn of the wonders of electricity.
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        Retired youth
        73 13 TT is time trade unions stopped whining about the higher retirement age. and concentrate on Issues of national Importance. After all the youuis of today are going to benefit in the end. The trouble with many of today's youths is their love for quick promotions and not for
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      THE SPIRIT OF MALAYSIA
      107 13 TT Is over one year since Malaysia was formed and yet the Central Gov- ernment has done little to i bring home the true mean- ing of Federalism in Slnga- pore. This should be done early *o that the Impact of Malaysia can more readily be
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      PUTTING PRESSURE ON THE CYCLISTS
      142 13 PUTTING PRESSURE ON THE CYCLISTS I was stumped by the Minister of Transport's decision to amend the road traffic rules, making it necessary for bicycles to be fitted with red rear lamps. The penalties which could accompany conviction for non-com-pliance Incidentally are unrealistic. Isn't this tantamount to further persecution of
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      CALLING BACK THE STAFF NURSES
      135 13 CALLING BACK THE STAFF NURSES '|"HE Minister for Health in his latest appeal to staff nurses who have resigned from the Singapore Government service, to return to work, will not achieve encouraging results unless the Health Ministry really means business. A few months back, a circular issued by the Health
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      Delayed permit
      94 13 VIX months ago, I applied for an entry permit for my wife, but so far the Immigration Department in Singapore has not given me the permit. My brother, who lives in Kuala Lumpur, also applied for a permit for his wife six months ago, and got It to
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      PIRACY AND AID FOR FISHERMEN
      101 13 r rHE increasingly frequent acts of piracy by Indonesian Naval craft against our citizens in international waters have reached the limit. Our own courts deal mildly with illegal Indonesian entrants and provide means for them to return. Acts of armed violence at sea must be
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      AMATEURS ON THE STAGE: A DEFENCE
      330 13 AMATEURS ON THE STAGE: A DEFENCE I REALLY must take issue with the members of radio "Forum" about amateur theatre in Singapore With a lordly wave of their corporate wand they dismissed all amateur theatre productions as mediocre, not worthy of criticism; they also remarked that the productions were all
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      288 13 sr w^ at kW ¥P' Messrs. Jardine Waugh (Singapore) Limited, P harm. Dopt., P.O. Box 2M, S'por*. I enclose 2 Medac cartons and 20 cents stamp. Please •nd me a 15 gm. tube of Medac acne cream. NAME: (Mr./Mrs./Mlss) ADDRESS (Full) HURRY! This offer doses on Oct. 31, 1964. LA,'IOM/«4
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      116 13 S Enjoy the masculine freshness of |Hg SHULTON NEW YORK LONDON Sole Agents: F. J. BENJAMIN ROOM 40«. CHIN'.SE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Bl ILOING, HILL ST4EET, SINGAPORE. TEL: ***** Olivetti I are being produced W^ with more than 200 different keyboards for 20 different alphabets, •mono which Japanese Katakana.* All
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    • AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES
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        Spends $2,800 m a year on fashion
        497 14 CLOTHING INDUSTRY IS NATIONS THIRD LARGEST EMPLOYER OF LABOUR The Sydney-Melbourne look is already well-known in Malaysia JT has been v gadabout year for Australian high fashion this year of 1964. Perhaps never before has there been quite such a to-and-fro across the
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        STRETCH SLACKS FOR MEN?
        154 14 FASHION experts predict that Australian men may soon wear stretch slacks similar to those already popular among women. They add that in these slacks the familiar zipper may be replaced by a panel front buttoning at the sides like a sailor's bell-bottomed trousers. First inklings of
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        Australian fashions highly praised overseas
        158 14 Australian fashions highly praised overseas AUSTRALIAN fashion garJ\ ments were highly regarded by overseas buyers. Mr. Sonny Davis, of Brisbane, said on his return from a world tour recently. He and his wife, who are in business together, designing and manufacturing distinctive Australian fashions, took a collection of garments with
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        Malaysian students impressed
        37 14 THE design is attractive, the style simple, and Miss Ivy Chan (left) and Miss Chin Yee Jin, both of Malaysia, teem impressed with this Australian-made blouse on sale in a Melbourne, Victoria, department store.
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        Back in vogue after two years
        30 14 THE sports locket hat returned to Australia, after an absence of some two years. Here is the latest release of a leading Australian manufacturer.
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      275 14 tnougft inches are used ever yetr in amrtisitg Australian women's wear to rsaeh froa Sydney ii Australia to Tokyo In addition to paid advertising, most leading daily newspapers in the capital cities run weekly fashion features, some running to four or more pages. And the "Gown of the Year Awards"
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    Aussie firm gets coveted award for fashion design
    270 15 4 ISTRAI.IW mrriMwur 4. "A. manufacturers .m quickly gaining a high international reputation for fashion trend-setting quality garments especially suits. The development of styles which are Individualistic yrt incorporate the more favourable features of Knclish, American and Italian tailoring is the major
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    Vital choice for the campus girl
    367 15 Vital choice for the campus girl p(JK the cliic campus girl in Australia next summer, t he important fashion decision will be whether lo follow the naughty girl look, or be a nice girl. And many Australian boutiquistes seem to think that the latter style with its emphasis on ever-so-sweet
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      173 15 FROM AUSTRALIA'S FINEST 10(fy PURE LAMBS' WOOL WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL BLANKETS For more than half a century, Laconia has been Australia's first name in blankets. With a rapidly expanding export market, the "Laconia" name is becoming equally famous the world over. Unconditionally guaranteed and competitively priced, Laconia Blankets feature exclusive
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      30 15 LIGHT-AS-AIR AND WASHABLE HOWS this for a sportive combination of woo) stretch pants with light -as air and very washable blouses of Bel merino fabric both exclusively Australian, of course.
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      298 15 All JUT THE -■■>-^.*o 1 WINNERS I WEARING I SPEEDO Yes, count them os they sweep to victory offer victory at the Tokyo Olympics. Watch these men's and women's acquatic teoms AUSTRALIA, U.S.A., GREAT BRITAIN, ITALY. >^^ SWITZERLAND, THAILAND, HONG KONG, PHILIPPINES, r^ JL +1 NEW ZEALAND, CANADA, HOLLAND, SWEDEN,
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      253 16 (Continued from Pace 101 ACKNOWLEDGMENT 2t Words $10 (Minimum) MR. S VANOER SEEK and sister thank all frlenda and relatives tor their attendance and wreaths at th<funeral of the late Mrs. Constance Emms. ANNOUNCEMENT 2* Words Sit (Minimum) NEW. EXCITINC CHENCMAI Handwoven Table Mat and Napkin Sets In beautirul colours,
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      562 16 ANNOUNCEMENT t» Wmrd* SIO (Minimum) CHRISTMAS CARDS: Nowhere else n>or, uill you lind such a range IMja <>: >uch hik'b nuality and M lit Donald Moore 1 les, juo Cli'menccau Avenue. B' pore. Thene include our own designs II of them at 15. 20 »nd -'•> cents. Why not visit
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      902 16 SITUATIONS VACANT :0 Word* SS (Min.)— Box St cl: txtra REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Experienced General 'Cook Amah, no washing and ironing, for small family, live in. Apply No. 10. Tan Boon Cneong Avenue, Spore. 10, Off 51 m.s. Holland Road. B'pore. Tel: *****. IMMEDIATE TEMPORARY POSITION in well-known European Merchant House
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      1121 16 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Word* U (Mtm.)—Bmm It et*. txtrm TO UTT 1 rooma flu 582-B Macpherton Road, 8 rooms ground floor 35-F Cambridge Road Apply 552-B Macpherson Road Spore. BUNGALOW WITH GARDEN. Angullia Park. Orchard Road: furnished: $600-. Golden Realty Company Phones Spore *****. *****. ROOM TO LIT for couple
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      961 16 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE tf Word* SS (Min.)— Box St et*. txtrm BALESTIER ROAD: I Proximate Flats on adjoining floors with common entrance. Each flat, Lounge cum dinIng room, 3 bedroom, bathrooms, kitchen. Modem sanitation. Price: $23,000/- each. David Phoa A- Sons. Valuers Estate Agents. Tel: (S'porei *****/*****. AIRVIEW TOWERS
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      882 16 HIRE PURCHASE I Wmrd* SS (Min.)— Box It tt: txtrm 1 I i NITACNI T.V. B.P. No Down I i Payment. Malaysia Klectfie Co.. I Spore. *****. GENERAL TV OB easy paymeat. Contact Chua Radio. 75« North Bridge Road. Spore.. *****. siera T.V. oa eaar payßMat. Contact HI n Trader*.
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      1674 16 BOATS, YACHTS FOR SALE tt Word* SI (Min.)— Box It ett. txtrm 19FT. CABIN CRUISER Oayseng teak bottom extras Include llfejackets canopies mattresses toilet Icebox etc. Bargain $1,300 0.n.0. (Spore) 3801 Extension' 214SS. PETTER AVA2RMR 12 h.p. air cooled Marine Diesel Engine. 2:1 reduction Gear. 18" x 15" pttch proprllor.
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      1352 17 TO LIVERPOOL t, wiST COAST U.K.: Due Spore Sails P Sham Penan* DIOMED liverpeel, Havre in Pt Taaay Oct 11 AGAPENOI. Liverptel Gdi. 47 Oct 12 Oct 11/11 FYRIHUS Li»erpael. Glasgow Oct 15 Oct 17 Oet 1119 TALTNYBIBS Liverpeel, Dublin, Glasgow... Oct Oct 19 CALCHJLS Lrteraaal, Glasgow Oct 19 Oct
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      1380 17 I mmmwm PJM THE EAC LINES Hp^^TjS&^gJFarel M wxw e«.»«HNr. id 'oioim.s hi.mh o'«t I Pkeae TMI Pkeae ***** Pane IHI Pteae ***** SAILINGS 10 BEYRCUTH, LATTAKIA GENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMBURG, BREMEN, TWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTEIOAM. OSLO, GOTHENBURG, AARHUS t COPENHAGEN Singapore P Sham Penang "JUTLANOIA" ia) 21/22 Oct 21/21 Oct
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      1276 17 mmmmmUm^m^M I Benuline EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON. LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. RPNNFVK for Liverpool Net II DCiflßGVia Hamburg Net 24 Singapore Pt Sham Per-ang Havre Net 21 Gla. 3/Telay Oct 11 11 Bet 17/11 Rotterdam lac i atNLOMOND for lonaon NWM SugaDore rt. Sham Perang Rotteroam Nat 21 Oct 23
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      1284 17 torn* ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. IQjnA LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE Y^ km^ HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapore arr Panang CITY OF LEICESTER la Part 12 Oct f CITY OF KHARTOUM 15 Oet f CITY OF NEWCASTLE 2J 27 Oct 21 Oct FLAMINIAN I Nil 1 11 Net I CITY OF
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    TIN SHARES ARE FIRM ON RECORD METAL PRICE
    585 18 From Ouf^ Market Correspondent mIN shares were a firm X market on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, spurred by the record tin price, which beat even the Korean War stockpiling peak. Prices were steady in the morning and went ahead again
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 18 MakTan Stor* Indiec* Oct. 8 Oct. 9 Industrials: 84.72 84.68 Tins: 157.58 128.75 rubbers: 101.10 101.10 •Dec. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    879 18 OUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: F. and N. erda. (6.000) 12. 80. (3.000) $2.81. (1.000) S2>2: Gammon (4,000) $2: Hume (M) (2.U00) $1.81,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    104 18 JLfELBOURNE. Frt.— The Indus- trial market was steadier today and rises slightly shadeo falls. Moves were again small and turnovers low. Base metals moved lrresrulnrly but tin shares firmed. Renlson lumped 2/6 to 39 Oils were steady. Loans were steady. cr.a m/. Mount laa 43/« N. Broken Hill
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    243 18 Octorx-f tf. Three months. INDUSTRIALS doaaaaai li v M. Oonramers iv cv >.n i,|.< 15 eta. M. Cables 1* eta. City Dm i>• IMAisaaat la cv. c. Smelters 25 els. M Invest 12 la Ksso 15 ets. >>, Hi |S CIS. ■m Uaap iv v. Rornmsns li ,-<s
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 18 CHINESE Preduee Exehangs, sm«apere neen price per plsul ytsterday: Coconut ell: bulk $51 i sellers, drum $64 1 sellers. Cepra: Oct. Nov. UK/Coottoent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white $140 sellers, Sarawak white $137 i sellers, special Barawak black $107 i sellers, garbled Ljunpong black $112t sellers. ABTA $1221 sellers.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    49 18 THE Malayan lienanit Bankt' Aaaarmten to nx-niunts vrirtenUvi all rates to tl»"i Canada: riuyim, II BB l I 1 urma.ll OD 35 3/16. 90 d/st. 3S 11/lh atßtM bills, 331 iradr felllna TT or OO ready: Cjnad* 34i Ocuticht Mark. IM Holland Guilder* lib l/t)i Oanith Kranti
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    Tin skyrockets $20, tops Korean War record
    349 18 rE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yes terday rose a stunning $20,874 a picul to a new record of $784.375. topping by 51.37J the previous record reached during the Korean War stockpiling scramble In February 1951. The offering was unofficially
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    Red rubber offtake at top tip
    523 18 Red rubber offtake at top tip IN their weekly Malayan rubber report, H.C.B. and Co. Ltd. say activity has centred around the emergence on Tuesday of th« much discussed Russian offtake figure for October, which at a reported 20.000 tons to be lifted by four steamers with a spread from
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    Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
    30 18 October 9. MALAYAN RI'BBF.R PRICE: 73 rents (up one and one eighth cenl«o. TIN: S7K»:i7l .1 puul (up S-.'o.S7' 1. I'nolTicial estimated iillcrmi; '1(1 tons (UP 20 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    254 18 OCTOBER first grade rubber i.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. In tlni.ap.re and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 73 cents) per Ib. up one and ooe-elKhtb cents oo Tburnday* closing Irvel for the position. The tone BTSM vvry itrady. H.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prlaM in cents per Ib., yesterday: Int.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    90 18 CHIPS lying alonxudi tht Smxapor. Harbour wnartst or tipecttd L'Xent'u UK Htnnrv,. 3/4. Oinyo Muni 0. Laomedon 1" 11. TutaJue 13/14. kjutrrn Kover IV. Ar«o 21/22. KimanlJ M Jessie Maerxk 27 28. Blue Water SX/3U. Ho«ub 8p»«r 42/4 J. Klinisbir; 45. Fal.-itlno 46. K«uooc N.W I, Ton«
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    H.K. RATES
    30 18 I irt« ntnjntii market -I. v Kunt: aaataaav ihe U.t. <t«llar lor Tl aod .i tor eaat). ktt.r linn mmt ,w> ajat %n» tail .1 ••Id ai aa,
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      1117 18 juajwasin 1^ KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. I UJ.A. PaMUle and Atlantio farviaa Hontkonj S. Francisco L. AnfelM H. Tork P'prtia Baltimore "FlarMe Man" 2B Nn 1 Daa 17 Dec 20 Oec I Jaa 12 Jaa 14 Jaa "Ueaftaa* Man' 1 21/21 Daa 11 Jaa II Jaa I Fek 11 Fa*
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      1099 18 BBsT*^?l^Bbl iS^P^r^ssssssl Bsswi^V«^^ssssl sUSNULI. SERVICE WSIA. PAKISTAN ANO P. COIF SEIVICI Tat Fraaaatla, Aftlaiaa, Mellaaraa, IjOai. Ta: Masraa aal Nataaatt laaa Penani P. Sham S'pora S'pora P. S'rtam Penani URPETA* Sj.lt* Part 11/11 tot UMU 71/Jl Oct 2* Oct M Ocl MMItU 7 Ns» 1/12 Nn 11/11 Mat RAWU 11/21
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      59 18 UNION OF BURMA FIVE STAR LINE CORP. Airmat fraa Japaa t Haatkin leaaiat tar Raateaa. "MPARMPA CMtISTOS" Singapore II Oct Penani. 1$ Oct Arntikf traa Raataaa isaiist tar Htsfttsi t Jaaaa. •lASSEIH" arr. Penani IS Oct Smppora 17 Oet "lETAVISTA" Smppore 27 Oet agents: ASIA SHIPPING AGENCY LTD. Na M.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    8 19 M. A. GOPAL PILLAI 5.12.1908 10.10.196S
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      1052 19 on ti nurd from Pmfe 1C) VEHICLES FOR SALE Words SS (Min.)-Box SO rfs. exfrsi S2OO/- DOWN PAYMENT And linif Away A Good Secondhand Car. 10 Models To Choose From At CCC Junk Stor* Ltd.. 22 Ne\.ton Road, S'lxre. Tel: *****. 1954 FORD ZEPHYR. Very Rood common. Retrularly sen- lord.
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      888 19 FOR SALE to Wmrda U <Ml*.>—Bmx 1$ eta, txtrm WORLD-FAMOUS PRIMUS Li>-UU Appliances including camping atovea. bobby aeta. cookers etc. can be vieweJ at Swedish Trading Co. Ltd. 42, Chartered Bank Chambcra, Katfle* Place, Spore. SHALIMAR MEN'S WEAR offer Free Parkini; Coupon on Sj/- puichaae. Opening Discounts: Custom Tailored Suits,
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      672 19 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) If Wtr4» U f «!«.>— a.i M ru. txtrm SOUTH-EAST AHA HOTEL *****/ Victoria Hotel S2S3I Bar/ Restaurant. HOTEL AMBASSADOR Seajlde 48 Meyer Road. Dancing Nl»miy. Tel: *****. MAVFAIR HOTEL SPORE Rooma Alrrondltiooed Popular Bar Coorteooa Stnne*. YORK HOTEL. Tanglin lit Caaaa. Suitable permanent nod tnuulL
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      753 19 NOTICES PUNGAH TIN DREDGING LTD. (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) Notice Is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of Pungah Tin Dredging Limited will be held at the registered office of the Company, Chartered Bank Chambers, Penang on the thirtyfirst day of October 1964 at 10.00 a.m. when
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      725 19 NOTICES MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS LTD. NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Second Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held In the Board Room, Messrs Turquand Youngs it Co., Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay, Singapore on Thursday, 12th Novemter 1964 at 3 p.m. for the following purposes:
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      491 19 NOTICE UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM AND BT OKDER OF THE DIRECTOR OF ORDNANCE SERVICES H.Q. FAR EAST LAND FORCES, SINGAPORE. AUCTION SALE OF Army Surplus Vehicles comprising:- Ford Ambulance, Morris. Bedfords. Standard Vanguard, Austin, Sankey J i ton. Tractors. Rovers, Misc. Paint Drums, Batteries, Used Canvas. Rubber of i Sorts, Scrap
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      667 19 GOVERNMENT ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENTBRUNEI. TENDER NOTICE. 1. TENDERS will be received by the chairman Tenders Board, at the office ot the State Financial Officer. Ground door of the Government Offices. Brunei up to 4.00 p.m. on Monday 16th November 1964 for:— THE 81PPLY OF THE FOLLOWING SWITCHGEAR:— ITEM 1. 350 MVA
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      561 20 Razak to team: Keep it up NORMAN SIEBEL at the Olympics Visit to the pool and then lunch at Village TOKYO, Friday J"UN ABDUL RAZAK, who arrived in Tokyo last night, made an extensive tour of the Olympic Village first thing this morning and was very impressed by the facilities
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      408 20 Asia's first Games open today TOKYO, Fr i x The biggest Olympic Games of all time, at which both world and Olympic records are expected to be shattered, open here tomorrow i afternoon. Japan is spending j an estimated' Ms6oo-milllon for i the honour of acting as host to the
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      406 20 ROME. Friday. IN SEMI-DARKNESS, drizzle and strong wind, 24--year-old Rodney Foster holed a five-foot putt on the last green for a par four to keep Britain and Ireland in the lead at the half-way stage of the world amateur team golf championship for the
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      86 20 l/UALA LUMPUR. Pri. Teams fur the Malaysian Rugby Union trial on the Padang here j tomorrow Blues— Lee Kooi Meng; Nor j R;tj>h.c!i. Bryant. Adrian Marruf. Ahmad Mahmood; Pestana, Tan Kluiiß Hoe; Chew Ah Chat. Rid- I deil. Dowse. Guru Singh, Ounn, Ellison. Puran Singh, Thompson. Whiter—
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      105 20 SOCCER Inter-Kstates Tourney (Batu Oajah > Parit 1 Oopeng 0. O. H. 1 Batu Oajah 1 Kinta Kellas 0. 1 Taipinc l-ee: CRC 3 Thenavan Youths 0. BASKETBALL Kinta Youth Tourney 'B. Oajah): Ipoh MCA 66 Batu Oajah 64. Tronoh 70 Slputeh 65. Interschool <P. Buntar > MAS
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      103 20 SOCCER Spore Div 3C: Athletics "A" v Setia Java. Div 3D: Bt. Timnh v T. Rovers (both matches at Parrer Pk). Hannlgan shield: Malacca v S'jror 3.45 p.m. Negn v Johore 5.15 D.m. (both matches at Seremban Station padaag). KLUCKK— HRt trial: Blues v Whites iKL padangi.
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      255 20 OLYMPIC BRIEFS Malaysian flag goes up at the Village I^KYO. Fri. A Japanese brass band played the Malaysian national anthem us the Malaysian flag was ra:sed at Olympic Village. The Malaysian team marched smartly b<hind their flag-bearer. Kuda Ditta. during the ceremony. The Taiwan contingent attended the ceremony without a
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    1232 21  -  Epsom Jeep Gallant Defender beats Enjoyment 111 in trial RACING with pEXANG, Fri. Looking fit and fresh after a spell in the hills, Kadja Wali, with apprentice Kahui Mat rani up, did a smart gallop over 3f in 38 3/5 in soft
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    605 22 OUT: COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL CURRICULUM KUALA LUMPUR, Friday TH E Ministry of Education today announced the general and pre-voca-tional subjects to be offered to lower secondary pupils under the comprehensive school system to be introduced in Malaya next year. The general subjects arc: Islamic rolit;i«ii>
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    91 22 PONTIAN KECHIL, Fri. Curfew was extended to yet another estate here to- day as security forces conti- j nued to pursue remnants of Urn band of Indonesians who landed in August and are now hiding in the jungles fringing this town. The new curfew
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    59 22 BANGKOK. Fri. Thai officials have expressed concern over press reports from Hong Kong that China Is emphasising the teaching of the Thai language in its universities, the Bangkok World reported today. According to this paper, a high Thai official said the reports could be considered a
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