The Straits Times, 24 October 1964

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    23 1 o^rSm/ERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 :TW64 The Straits Times Hew**** 1 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1964 if 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    MANILA CONFUSION
    594 1 Malaysia delays reply to Philippine note THIS IS BECAUSE OF PRESENT UNCERTAINTY, SAYS OFFICIAL KUALA LUMPUR. Friday QONFUSION now reigning in Manila's po-licy-making process was today given as the reason for Malaysia's delay in replying to the latest note from the Philippines on its claim to Sabah. The
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    Lock icon Sartre: Why I don't want that $52,000
    69 1 PARIS. Fri. Existentialist writer Jean Paul Sartre rejected the 1964 Nobel Prize for literature awarded him in Stockholm yesterday because he has no wish "to be transformed into an institution" which would limit his impact on the world. Explaining his rejection of the
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    Lock icon Nikita seen in public
    37 1 MOSCOW. Fri. Mr. Khrushchev has been seen in public in Moscow this week. A reliable eyewitness said he saw Mr. Khrushchev being driven In a black limousine on Wednesday near Moscow University. —UPI
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    Lock icon Blast at meet
    44 1 INDIANOLA (Mississippi) Fri. Civil rights workers In Mississippi say an airplane dropped an explosive that shook a building where a civil rights meeting was going on. No one wu hurt. Two-hundred-and-Mfty persons I were reported In the building near here— UPI.
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    Hunt on for 'most wanted man'
    204 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Royal Malaysian Police have mounted a nig hunt for "one >t the most wanted men n the Singapore and Malaya police CID files 1 Described as a notorious gangster with a "soft spot" for bar girls, the man. Kong Fu
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    Lock icon Vichitra fails in her claim
    130 1 Vichitra fails in her claim 'Let me be sole executor of my husband's millions' BANGKOK. Fri. Premier Sarit Thanara t's widow lost her claim yesterday to be SOLE administrator of his vast estate. After an eightmonth hearing, a civil court ruled that Madam Vichitra (right) and two of Sarit's sons
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    54 1 MILNTHORPE <N. England), Fri. Robert Andrews, a prisoner who escaped from the isolated Bela River prison near here, telephoned the police last night to say he was lost. Andrews, serving a threeyear sentence for housebreaking, asked for a police car to pick him up. He was taken
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    Lock icon 'Daring' break by 4 men
    63 1 BERLIN. Fri. Four young East Berlin workers broke through their factory wall at a point where it formed part of the antirefugee wall and escaped to West Berlin. The flight was made yesterday after three weeks of work, and disclosed today by West Berlin police.
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    48 1 TORONTO, Fri. Students at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute here who tried and failed to drink a public house dry yesterday, raised a total of $150 for charity by dropping five cents into a tin every lime they bought a drink. They consumed 3.000 glasses of beer— Reuter.
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    Mult-$m pay boost
    36 1 ROME. Fri. Premier Aloo Moro's Cabinet has approved proposals for a multi-million dollar civil service pay boost as Com-munist-led workers staged the third In a week-long series of strikes apainst the State-run railroads—UPl.
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    Lock icon Road link talks
    38 1 LONDON. Fri A five- nation committee opened talk* here today to review progress on major communication projects designed to link Turkey. Persia and Pakistan by road. mil. a!r. telecommunications and associated port development works. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bandy look on the beat
    63 1 THE HAGUE. Fri. Dutch policewomen no longer need be well-proportioned. The Justice Ministry has scrapped this old stipulation for recruits and another that "special attention should be paid to the breasts of women recruits, in view of the uniform they hay to v.ear." Last November
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    Lock icon 3 DEFECTING REDS FLY TO U.S.
    107 1 TOKYO. Friday. A HUNGARIAN Olympic athlete and two Hun- j A garian tourists, who defected to the American Embassy here, left Tokyo by air tonight on their way to the United States. According to reliable sources, the name of the athlete is Andras Toro,
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    Lock icon New pledge to support Malaysia
    98 1 LONDON, Fri. Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker. Britain's new Foreign Secretary, told reporters here last night that the Labour Government would support Malaysia in its -struggle to maintain its independence against Indonesian attacks." He said: "I think in the end the problem of that part of
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    Two-death mishap mars Green Jackets' farewell
    156 1 KUCHING. Fri. An eve Qf departure tragedy has marred the end of the tour of service of the Ist Bn.. Green Jackets, in Sarawak. Yesterday, throe imn of the Green Jackets were carrying out demolition work near the Indonesian border in the Gumbang aiea
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    Lock icon Cave-in kills 2
    39 1 TOKYO. Fri Two Japanese miners were found dead today, following a cave- in which occurred last night at a lr.ine of the Mitsm Company in Kyushu. Japan's Southern Island, a spokesman lor the company said. Reuter.
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    Union warns rail bosses
    317 1 Union warns rail bosses Situation is 'explosive' KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Railwaymen's Union of Malaya today warned the General Manager of the Malayan Railway. Dato Ahmad Perang, that he is facing an "explosive" situation and unless speedy steps wore taken to remedy the position the consequences could be grave. The
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 SHOTS IN HOTEL INCIDENT BOSTON (M«snaehtjSrttO. Fri —Sim ret KirlM men kept Pe— CT»< PnsMeatUl nominee Hubert Ilumplury in his hotel n>«m la*t ni^ht while poli«f chased two burglars in hotel. Three hhotN fired during iniidrnt—FPl
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon SHASTRI DISCUSSES INDIA'S NUCLEAR POLICY
      149 2 SHASTRI DISCUSSES INDIA 'S NUCLEAR POLICY ]\EW DELHI. Fri. India's Prime MinisUr, Mr. Lai Bahadur ShsLstri. today conferred with Dr. H. J. Bhabha. head of the Indian Atomic Energy Commission, on the future of India's nuclear policy in the litht of the recent Chi-ne-e atomic test. Dr. Bhabha flew to
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      Mrs. Banda in New Delhi
      75 2 NEW DELHI. Fri. Ceylon* P'lßie Minister. Mrs. Sirimavo P.anrlaranaike. arrived here yes•*rday for a week of talks on the problem of about one million people of Indian orieln in Ceylon. India and Ceylon have been negotiating the status of Indians In Oylon since the passage
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      Sudden rise in fall-out
      85 2 NFW DELHI. Fri.— The Atomic Energy Department has reported a sudden rise in radioactive fallout, but said today there is no cause for alarm. A spokesman for the department said the tests had been conducted since Oct. 4. when re- ports of a possible atomic explosion
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      Lock icon THE MEN BEHIND PEKING'S BOMB...
      293 2 THE MEN BEHIND PEKING'S BOMB. China's nuclear experts were trained in France and U.S. LONDON, Friday AMERICAN and French trained scientists are believed to have masterminded Red China's nuclear development which culminated in the successful atomic explosion in the central Asian province of Sinkiang a week ago. Prof. Tsien Hsuehshen,
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      32 2 MADR<\S. Fri.— Sixty-four Op- i position members of the Madras State Assembly fasted in front of the legislature building yesterday to protest against the Government's .food policy. UPI.
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      Mao's envoy gives Subandrio an explanation
      109 2 Mao's envoy gives Subandrio an explanation JAKARTA. Fri. The Chinese Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. Yao Chung .Viing. called on acting President Subandrio yesterday to explain the Chinese proposal for a summit meeting of world leaders to discuss a nuclear test ban and disarmament, according to Radio Jakarta. Dr. Subandrio told
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      119 2 FRANCE TO TEST A GUIDED BOMB CANBERRA. Fri. France will test a guided bomb it has developed jointly with Britain at the Woomera rocket range, the Supply Minister, Mr. Allar Fairhall. announced ve.sterday. He said that will make France th first nation, after Britain, to be given access to Woomera's
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      The brain drain
      40 2 CAIRO. Fri. The widespread pxodus of West German rocket and aircraft specialists from the United Arab Republic might lead the U.A.R. to recognise East Germany in order to obtain scientists from there, informed sources said today.— UPl.
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      Lock icon An Indonesian A-bomb? The State Dept denies Barry's 'help' charge
      329 2 WASHINGTON. Fri. •pHE U.S. State Department yesterday flatly denied a charge by Senator Barry Goldwatcr that the United States had given Indonesia the means to make nuclear weapons. In a statement said a small experimental nuclear reactor obtained by Indonesia
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      166 2 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦"♦< I WELCOME TO JOHORE BAHRU THE HONOURABLE MINISTER FOR COMMERCE INDUSTRY DR. LIM SWEE AUN AND PARTY. Malaysia's Largest Blow Moulders Malaysia's Largest Injection Moulders I Poly Plastics (Malaya) Limited United Plastics Limited 34 A, 36, 36 A &36 B Jalan Scudai, Johore Bahru. 241, Jalan Scudai, Johore Bahru.
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      24 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby I'VOUB LETTERS POg^ ■>>. MOPE TUEYBE ALL BISHT^ CXsf^Bsi il /ft/A^k^ONG lT s— -< —^y LITTLE RUSTY/ ™J«/ /^iVL DICTATE £2/
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Upheaval in Tory party
      375 3 Speculation on how long Sir Alec will survive... Butler loses key job and Lord Poole hands in his resignation LONDON, Friday gRITAIN'S former Foreign Secretary and veteran Conservative Party strategist, Mr. R. A. Butler, has lost a key job in the party. This emerges from a
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      Lock icon SAFETY GOES TO THE HEAD FOR LONG-HAIR STUDENTS
      90 3 11TORKSOP. (Notts), Fri.— Tf Long-haired male students at the North Nottinghamshire College of Further Education here are wearing women's hairnets. A senior college official said that as some of the students wore their hair at shoulder length and spent a lot of
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      Lock icon Johnson and Goldwater keep apart at funeral
      109 3 NEW YORK, Fri.—President Johnson and Senator Barry Goldwater briefly put aside politics yesterday and attended memorial services here for former President Herbert Hoover. But the two men, now engaged in the final bitter throes of an election campaign, did not meet. They arrived
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      Lock icon Russian Ramayana
      24 3 MOSCOW. Fri. All seven books of the "Ramayana," the Indian epic poem, have been translated into Russian for the first time— AP.
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      Lock icon Top star Leslie
      27 3 DETROIT. Fri.— Paris-born Leslie Caron was named as "srar of the year" by the Allied States Association of Motion Picture Exhibitors last niaht. AP.
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      Lock icon P & O CHIEF CLEARED OF ASSAULT
      226 3 P O CHIEF CLEARED OF ASSAULT LONDON, Friday. SIR Donam .^nderson, 58-year-old chairman and managing director of the P and O Steam Navigation Company, was cleared by a court at Stow-in-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, yesterday of a charge of assault and battery. The charge was brought by Frederick Thomas Challlnor, 72. of
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      Lock icon Wolf-proof bus for Miss World contestants
      103 3 LONDON, Fri.— A special "wolf-proof" bus designed to keep over-ardent admirers at bay will be used to transport Miss World contestants this year. Its main feature Is electronic door-closing gear which operates in double-quick tlm« should a "wolf" try to get on board. A
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      Lock icon Two shot in gun battle
      62 3 NEW YORK Fn. A gun battle between police and three suspected jewel robbers sent shoppers on swank Fifth Avenue scurrying into doorways and behind cars yesterday. One suspect was critically wounded, and a woman in the crowd was shot in ttie ankle. Two gunmen were
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      Lock icon Bomb blast at Grivas Hq
      43 3 NICOSIA. Fri. The police compound where Cyprus military commander Gen. George Grivas has his office was rocked by an explosion last night. The blast wrecked a truck oelonging to the Greek CvDriot National Guard. No one was injured.—AP.
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      Lock icon 'Ballyhoo' blast
      22 3 MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda yesterday criticised party leaders who engage in "showing off and ballyhoo."— AP
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      Lock icon FBI gives Johnson the all-clear on Jenkins
      232 3 WASHINGTON, Frt. THE FBI told President Johnson yesday that its investigation of Walter W. Jenkins, the White House aide who resigned, disclosed no information that he "compromised the security or interests of the United States in any manner." The President had asked the
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      Lock icon Wilson won't be panicked into pact with Liberals
      218 3 Wilson won't be panicked into pact with Liberals LONDON. Friday MR. Harold Wilson, Britain's Labour Prime Minister, will refuse to be panicked by his tiny parliamentary majority into seeking a pact with the Liberal Party, according to political sources. As the new Government has only four more seats than the
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    Woman wins divorce on 'constructive desertion'
    403 4 TRAVEL assistant, Julia Liang Ke Sun, who married William Loo Kok Cheng, in Hong Kong, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. .Justice Buttrose in the High Court today, dissolving her marriage to him on grounds of constructive desertion. The decree is to be
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    Chinese HSC exams
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The science practical examination for the Government Higher School Certificate (Chinese) Examination. 1964 will be held from Nov. 11 to Nov. 18.
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    LIM: BETTER LIFE FOR ALL IN SPITE OF RI ACTION
    214 4 LIM: BETTER LIFE FOR ALL IN SPITE OF RI ACTION SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Government is determined, in the face of Indonesian confrontation, to continue with its policy of bringing about a more equal, democratic and prosperous society. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Lam Kirn San, said this tonight
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    Chief Scout in Sarawak
    47 4 KUCHING. Fri.— The Commonwealth Chief Scout. Sir Charles Maclean, arrived in Kuchlng today. He began his tour of Sarawak on Tuesday when he visited Mirl. On Wednesday tind yesterday Sir Charles was In the Sibu area. He leaves for Singapore next Tuesday evening.
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    Use Islam as a means of achieving peace: Tun Yusof
    304 4 SINGAPORE. Fri 'THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, today urged all Muslims here to use Islam as a means of achieving peace and progress for the country and not as an instrument for breaking inter-racial harmony. Speaking at
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      296 4 1 SIMUI.ANfcOUi MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! I KUALA LUMPUR^ MALACCA PENANG [I E*-— ODEON CATHAY 1) ODEON A Dromatic an-i Intriguing Story Ot A Young Ak Girl whose bountiful 100- tor her father mokes 3 her hate hrr own mother! D if j n i A wan wpPERKASA m Directed By Jv)
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      305 4 VLIDo"s"po") GALA CHARITY PREMIERE; I In the pretence of the Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Toh Chin Chye 1 THURSDAY 29th OCTOBER at 9.30pm (IN AID OF THE POPPY DAY FUND) v HV^^\\i\i.S.H-BOMBERS ATTACK RUSS/A? I y *mk\\™.mmm*mNW£f/mMMf? I Peter Sellers George C. Scott Stanley Kubrick'* S^ ;Li Dr. Strangelove $m>
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    $75,000 damages
    390 5  -  JOSEPH YEO TOR MY CHILDREN'S EDUCATION...' By Singapore, Friday TAXI DRIVER who is now paralysed on the right side of his body following a motor accident two years ago today spoke of his plans to give his five little children the best education possible" from the $75,000 damages
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    TRADE MISSION A BIG SUCCESS, SAYS LEADER
    189 5 TRADE MISSION A BIG SUCCESS, SAYS LEADER KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rrHE first New Zealand trade mission to South-East Asia has established 700 business contacts in Malaya since its arrival a week a«m This was announced here today by the leader of the mission, Mr. L. R. AdamsSchneider, who is New
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    Goh to lay stone for sugar refinery
    113 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The > Finance Minster. Dr I Goh Kene; Swee. will lay the foundation stone for the State's first sugar refinery at Jurong tomorrow. The $13 million refinery known las Suear Industry of Singapore Ltd.. is a Joint venture between i Singapore.
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    Hospital fund appeal by Dato Wong
    94 5 PENANG. Fri. The Chief I Minister. Dato Wong Pow I Nee, last night appealed to the people of Penang to "buy a flower" and help the Lady I Templer Tuberculosis Hos- pltal He said that since the opening lof the hospital In 1955. several
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    Civil defence
    26 5 ALOR STAR. Fri. civil defence registration starts on Sunday at the Printing Department canteen. Jilan Station. Interview* will he held from 5 p.m. daily.
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    Judgment is reserved in $160,000 mining claim
    388 5 Two appeal against High Court decision SINGAPORE. Friday JUDGMENT was re- served by the Federal Court of Malaysia today In an appeal against the decision of Mr. Justice Hashim, who had entered Judgment in favour of Eastern Mining and Metals Co. Ltd. for
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    Kelantan State Govt to use Malay
    86 5 KOTA BUARU, Fri.— The Mentri Besar of Kelantan Inche Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda. said today that all State departments would shortly use the national language in day-to-day administration. Inche Asri was inaugurating the National Language Action Front of Kelantan here. lie said: "Althojigh
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    New plea to Tengku to ban trawler fishing
    169 5 ALOR STAR, Fri. A Inshore fishermen at Kuala Kedah, the State's main fishing centre, made a fresh appeal today to the Prime Minister to ban trawler fishing. A petition to Tengku Abdul Rahman, signed by six leaders. i claiming to represent 2,000
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    Museum exhibition
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Assistant Minister of Culture Youth and Sports. Engku Mohseln bin Abdul Kadir. will open a two-week exhibition. "The Museum at Work", showing thn activity of its Natural History Department and Marine Section, at the Muzium Negara here tomorrow.
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    Youth officials
    39 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri. Mr N. Krishnan Kutty has been elected president of the Central Kedah Hindu Youth Organisation for this year with Mr. S Nanthagopolan as vice-president. Mr. S. Veeraslngham secretary and Mr. L. S. Navalingam treasurer.
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  • Official opening of new Herbarium A STRAITS TIMES FEATURE
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      BOTANICAL RESEARCH in MALAYSIA
      1661 6  - BOTANICAL RESEARCH in MALAYSIA H.M. BURKILL By Director, Botanic Gardens, Singapore THE construction and official opening of the new herbarium, which takes place today, is an occasion of great importance to botanical research in the Federation of Malaysia. A herbarium is a place where plant specimens are kept, and Linnaeus,
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      179 6 Heartiest Congratulations ancl Best Wishes to I NEW HERBARIUM BOTANIC GARDEN ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING TO-DAY From LIM ANN CONTRACTOR 29 -A, TAMPINES ROAD, SINGAPORE 18. |ilQllilttpll| I Here s an ip of Efficiency in mm control that gives D I Instant Comfort J NEW 50 CYCLE
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      130 6 CONGRATULATIONS to NEW HERBARIUM BOTANIC GARDEN from LAM BEE COMPANY 274. Beach Road, Singapore -7. Tel. *****, ***** Estate Suppliers. Shipchandlers. Furniture. Stationery, Brushes. Crockery, Rattanware, Hardware. Piping. Building Material and Engineering goods, GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS SINGAPORE JOHORE OF MALAYSIA ORIENTAL ENTERPRISES PROUDLY CONGRATULATES NEW HERBARIUM BOTANIC GARDEN on the occasion
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    'No hard feelings'
    536 7  -  MICHAEL FOONG ...AW £TOiV TO S££A7, S4FS MILLIONAIRE DATO WHO SPENT OVER $20,000 TO CLEAR HIS NAME -By Tartar) Rats Friday 1)ATO Yee Peng Wah, 48, who spent $20,000 to clear his name, said here today that ho had no hard feelings against anyone. Relaxing in his
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    GOVT WILL HELP THE TAWAU SETTLEMENT SCHEME: KHIR
    169 7 p! JESSELTON. Friday I LJ rpHE Central GovernA merit has promised to give every help to make Sabahs Tawau settlement scheme a I success. The Federal Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives. Inche Mohammed 1 Khir Johari. told newsmen after a tour of
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    H.K. actress is due today
    60 7 SINGAPORE. Pri. Miss Yoong Yoong. a Hong Kong actm will arrive in Singapore tomorrow to make person. h appearances in conjunction with the release of her latest film, "The Seven Fairies", at the Majestic and Odeon-Katong cinemas. She will be in Singapore for two weeks,
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    Khir to attend FAO meeting in Manila
    115 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will lead a five-man delegation to the seventh regional conference of the Food and Agriculture Organisation in Manila from Nov. 7 *o 23. The Minister 1 s expected to leave
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    Dentists' meeting
    26 7 \PORE. Fn— The «mi»n- pore Chines l>iiti>ts' A.-^onation w.li celebrate its 45th am •t 1U premises in Malabar Sireet at 7.30 pm. on Sunday.
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    Sultan opens new mosque at P.J.
    60 7 Sultan opens new mosque at P.J. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Sultan of Selangor today opened the new $250.- 000 Sultan Abdul Aziz Mosj que at Petaling Jaya The Sultan, who donated $3,000 towards the building of the mosque, which Is named after him. said that he was particularly happy to
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    Anniversary party
    27 7 I SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Malayan I Mercantile Guardian will hold a cooktail party at the Chines* Chamber of Commerce tomorrow to mark its fourth anniversary.
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    Mothers or women? Umno division wants name changed to Kaum Wanita
    204 8 Mothers or women? Umno division wants name changed to Kaum Wanita L r UALA TRENG- GANU, Fri. The Kuala Trengganu division of the Urano women's section passed a resolution today to change the name of their organisation from Kaum Ibu (mothers' section) to Kaum Wanlta (women's section). The resolution. Introduced
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    Miner attacked and robbed
    60 8 IAIPING. Fri. A t;n miner., Mr. Choc Khor Leoni? was as- saulted and robbed of hi* wacch j and $860 by two men while on his, way to his mine in Kamunting yesterday. Mr. Choc, who was hit with an iron rod by the robbers, has
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    Bell off to U.K.
    26 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Ujß. Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr James D. 8011. Jpft here ioday on 1 brii'f visit to Home Kong.
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    WHEN DESPAIR SHOWS ON YOUNG FACES...
    263 8  -  LIM BENG TEE By Singapore, Friday rpHESE are seven of the I- 1 eight children of Madam Lim Poh Keng, 33, a waitress, who was killed yesterday in a road accident in East Coast Road, Singapore. She was in a car which skidded and
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    Another cholera death
    67 8 Another cholera death I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. One more death due to cholera was reported'in Kuala Trengganu district today. This brings the official number of deaths due to the disease in the State to 103. It also brings the total number of deaths due to cholera in the East Coast States
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    10th anniversary
    22 8 SINGAPORE. Pri. Thr Zuellig Feedmills Ltd. will hold a dinner M the Shnnphxi Restaurant tomorrow to celebrate its 10th nnnivrrsarv.
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    Army visitor
    25 8 SINGAPORE, Pri. Colonel JO. Ochtltree, Director of Ini fantry, Australian Military Forces, arrived here last night I from London on a 10-day visit.
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    Library opening
    22 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Pri. Trie Sultan of Johore will open the j Sultan Ismail Library here at 10 a.m. next Thursday.
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    C.I.D. holds gangster suspect
    56 8 C.I.D. holds gangster suspect SINGAPORE, Fri. A gangster of the Hai Lok San secret society group was arrested by the C.I.D. last night. He has been detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. Police believe he has been involved in several cases of housebreaking and theft. The gang operates
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    Show for charity
    37 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Kuala Lumpur Theatre Club will stage "The Tunnel of Love" on Nov. 5 to 7. the proceeds of which are to be donated to the 1964 Hart Bunga Poppy Appeal.
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    'Many want to appear on TV but few are suitable'
    192 8 'Many want to appear on TV but few are suitable' IZUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Although many local performers wish to appear in television programmes, few have a good voice or personality. "As a re.sult we cannot have a wide variety of programmes.- said Raja Iskandar bin Raja Zahid. head of the
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    French envoy going overland to Paris
    175 8 ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri —The French Ambassador. Mr. Pierre Anthonioz. left by air today for Madras, from where he will betrin a 10.000-mile overland journey to Paris. Hp told reporters that the overland journey in hli ntroen car "an old travelling companion" would take about
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    Lock icon Hari Bunga appeal
    33 8 I KUALA I.CMI'LR. Fri.— Hullo iie 1964 I Hari Bunga Poppy Appo;i! ;1. The times are: English. 710 p.m.: Tamil. 7.25 p.m.: Chinese, I 7.55 D.m and Malay. 8.15 am.
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    TUN RAZAK TO SPEAK ON UNITED NATIONS DAY
    113 8 KUALA LUMPUR, i Ti. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, will speak on the significance of the United Nations In a radio broadcast tomorrow United Nations Day. Tun Razak. who is president of the United Nations Association of Malaysia, i.s expected
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    The last witnesses are called—the submissions start on Monday
    2128 9 The last witnesses are called the submissions start on Monday The Minister vs MP libel case.., 12th day --porter-.: VIC NAYAGAM and V.K. CHIN Smallholder tells of his $400 investment in Bakar's company ODD JOB MAN AND MOTHER ENTIRELY DEPENDENT ON THE PLAINTIFF FOR LIVELIHOOD KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE last
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    Arrest these motorists, orders magistrate
    73 9 CINGAPORK. Fri A masistrate. Mr Item Xnik See. today ordered j the issue of warrants for tin- arrest of 196 motorists who had failed to appear in this court on summons charses. He had been told that I all the mottffi^ts had been notified in
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    Anglo-Oriental chief dies
    50 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A former director of Anglo-Oriental (Malaya) Ltd.. Mr. W.M. Warren, i 62. ha"s died in Oakland. Califor|nia. Mr. Warren, who loined the I company in 1930. left Malaya in 1952. He was appointed vicechairman of the Malayan Chamber of Mines in London in 1953.
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    Opening date
    33 9 NIBONG TEBAL. Fri. The Province South District Officer, Inche Nik Mohamed Zain bin Haji Hassan, will open a prayer hall (surau) at Sungei Baung near I here at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Court told of $15 for penghulu to renew a licence
    371 9 I£UALA LUMPUR. Frt. —A stallholder today told the Sessions Court here how a health overseer induced him to give $15 to pay the penghulu as a "regulation fee" for renewal of his stall licence. Chong Kuen Cheong. 54. a stall
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      New pipe factory opens
      440 10 Plastic building materials will be made, too SINGAPORE'S first polyvinyl chloride pipe farO tory sekisui Malaysia Co. Ltd. will be opened tomorrow by the Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, at a ceremony at Tanglin Halt industrial estate. This is a joint venture with an
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      123 10 mala sa The Chairman Directors of LplasticsJ The SEKISUI MALAYSIA CO., LTD. Express Their GRATEFUL THANKS To The Honourable Dr. GOH KENG SWEE Minister for Finance. i For consenting to the official opening ceremony of their factory at Tanglin Halt Close, Singapore Tomorrow at 5.00 p.m. Guests are cordially invited
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      30 10 Congratulations to SEKISUI MALAYSIA COMPANY LTD., on the occasion of the opening of its factory from MALAYSIA SANITARY ENGINEERING WORKS 98, Cecil Street, Singapore. Tel: ***** Sanitary and Electrical Contractor
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      171 10 On the Official Opening Tomorrow we extend GOOD WISHES for the SUCCESS of SEKISUI MALAYSIA COMPANY LTD. SfjffiL CHOP LEONG SENG 452, VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****, ***** i *****. PIPES, PIPE FITTINGS, STOP-VALVES, PLATES, PUMPS etc. Distributors: N N *IN CO. LTD., KIAN SENG TRADING CO., 132, Birch Road,
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    Enter the male mannequins
    245 11 TAILORS TOLD OF CHALLENGE WORTH MILLIONS STEPPING out in style, five male mannequins presented this unusual picture at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Thursday. The amateur models displayed 10 suits of various styles from different parts of the world in a fashion parade organised by the
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    STUDENT HOLIDAY EXCHANGE GIRLS FIGHT SHY
    258 11 I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. —With just one month to go before the December school holidays, principals are busy inquiring from students if they would like to exchange homes during their vacation. Heads of most schools have announced at morning assemblies that they must know as
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    New istana
    31 11 JESSELTON. Fri. The new $1.9 million Lstana on Pavitt Hi!) lor Sabah's Yang di-Pertuu Nei:ara. Dato Mustapha bin Dato Harun. Is expected to be ready by January next year.
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    Romance began in hospital
    63 11 JESSELTON. Fri. Inche Othman bin Sulaiman. of Johore, serving in the Lahud Datu area with the Bth Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, m irried a Lahad Datu girl, Che Astah Mastan, after a hospital romance. It was while the bridegroom was In the Lahid Datu hnspit.il recuperating
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    Message to Zambia
    29 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has sent a congratulatory message to the President of Zambia en the occasion of Zambia's Independence Day.
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    Lock icon Malaysia re-affirms trade ban with South Africa, but...
    240 11 Malaysia re-affirms trade ban with South Africa, but... UNITED NATIONS, Friday. MALAYSIA reaffirmed yesterday its ban on trade with South Africa while explaining that it had no control over who purchased its rubber and wood in the London open market. South African imports of some Items mentioned in a U.N.
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    FIELD FORCE MAN DIES AFTER GUN ACCIDENT
    94 11 FIELD FORCE MAN DIES AFTER GUN ACCIDENT IPOH, Fri.— A constable of the Police Field Force, Pachik bin Botak, 1 accidentally shot himself yesterday while on patrol duty in the Fort Legap area in deep jungle near Sungei Siput. An automatic sub-machine-gun he was carrying went off whila he was
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    Housing terms
    48 11 JESSELTON. Fri.— The Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. now on an official visit to Sabah told officials here that before the Central Government could begin housing protects in Sahah. the Statr Government must provide I the site, water suDply and roads.
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    UNIONIST'S THIRD TRIP TO WEST AFRICA
    113 11 IPOH. Fri. —.Mr. John Emmanuel. 63. a wellknown Malaysian trade unionist, who has served the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions on several previous occasions. will make his third trip to West Africa next week. During his one-year absence. Mr. Emmanuel will visit Nigeria
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    $329,000 building
    24 11 KUALA TRENGGANU. Fn The Mi-iuri Br.s;ir of Trengßanu. Daio Ibrahim Pikii, opened v $329,100 two-storey district and land office building here yesterday
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    $20 mil. set aside to develop Sabah
    131 11 $20 mil. set aside to develop Sabah I/lALA Ll MPIR. Fri.— The Central Government has srt aside S2O million for land and other rural development projects in Sabah. The Minister Without Portfolio. Mr Peter Lo. announced this in an interview over Radio Malaysia tonight. The money would be made available
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    Graduation day
    32 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. A total of 858 graduates will receive iheir certificates at the Singapore Teachers Training College s graduation ceremony at the National Theatre at 3.30 p.m. on No\. 7.
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    Ningkan off to Kingston for CPA meeting
    138 11 If UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Sarawak's Chief Minister, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan. left here by air today for-Klngston. Jamaica. to attend the Common- wealth Parliamentary Association conference. After the conference he j will go to London where he will meet Malaysian students i and
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      49 11 Huns Bunny By Raiph tioinulnhl rs \J I'LL GIVE "H I -O^l THAT HAT WAS FOR VOuA I f~ r < ~""N <Jgi> SYLVESTER A ArY^*r^=b> SIRE, BUT LET ME FIX YOU UP \H) IJ< W I HATE CLUCKS I Jg| C V BLAST OJTH' (^lhT'S^-U A SMALLER SIZE! M*
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    DEATH
    30 12 H.,rd-. *IO tVinimum) WARREN On October lMh. 1964. William Morley. heioved husband of Marcaret, of 5372 Belcravr Place, DikUrd I*, California, formerly of v-it.-iva and London, and father of
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    78 12 .'0 Horrfa $19 Minimum) MR. A MRS. RAJAPAKIAM and Mr xnd Mm. KanacaMhHpathy thank hiajala and relatives for their kind ■Mlaitf. nrenthK. condolence meaMBM and attendance In their recent ment TNE FAMILY OF the late Mn. (proa their tri.ink" to friends, (or their attendance, wreaths, of condolence and AMlxtance
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    IN MEMORIAM
    69 12 :n Word* tl» (Minimum) 111 EVER LOVING Mrmory of Mra. Thin Out I'hciy. departed L' 4-10-61. r tmef. a Kho<k nevere. to in with one we love.l -o <1.;.r Sadi and children, |a*h. IN EVER LOVING MEMORY of Our mot hi r kits Chan Soo ivnK inre Madam
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      Playing The Game
      663 12 Tho first Olympic Games to be held in Asia now come to their close. In the mammoth stadium the teams will parade again, the flags will be lowered and the Olympic flame will flicker and die. Tokyo has given the world a wonderful festival of sport, almost
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      New Nation
      371 12 Among the 25 African countries which have become independent in the last four years, Zambia (Northern Rhodesia) is a special case. And last night's ceremonial transfer of power in a Lusaka stadium can be a key event in the history of the African continent In the first place,
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      TB Conference
      168 12 If the Malaysian team at next weeks anti-tuberculosis conference in Manila chooses to describe hard achievement it will have plenty to talk about. The control campaign launched here in 1961 has been so vigorously advanced that the health authorities have predicted tuberculosis will be in retreat within five
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    Economic facts that Labour now faces
    1211 12  - Economic facts that Labour now faces GEORGE CYRIAX The trade gap and tough measures By Economic Correspondent of the Financial Times THE recent British trade figures showing exports down and a widening of the trade gap to the second highest level since fhe war highlights the first, and most thorny,
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      A language exam to speed daily use
      132 12 CONGRATULATIONS to the Peace Corps woman who was able to speak the national language fluently after such a short time in studying It. But I am sure that if she were to take the Singapore Standard Two Malay examination she would find that
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      Abaca query
      84 12 I HAVE read Mr. Lexlng- ham's article on Manila hemp with interest. If abaca is such an attractive crop, can be planted, produced, and processed Inexpensively and can yield good profits, why did the Anglo Oriental Plantations Ltd. sell Sungel Mai Estate? Anglo-Oriental believe in diversification, having previously
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      Assemblymen
      118 12 I agree with "Tax Payer" 1 Seremban <ST. Oct 13) on the claim by Negrl Bern 8 f atp Assemblymen for increased allowances. These Assemblymen fall to leali-e ihai tru-y are elected to serve the people and not the other way round. Not only are Btate Assemblymen from Negrt
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      No phones
      117 12 I AST Week I tried to make a call to Kuala Lumpur from the public telephone booth at Port Swettenham. near the bus-stand. The operator asked for my number and the number I wanted, then said the telephone was out of order. He told me to go to
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      Only 857
      98 12 THE total membership of the Malayan Medical Association is 857 and not 5.000 as stated in the Straits Times of October IS. Fifty per cent of our members are in Govern- ment service and the rest in private practice. In response to our appeal for voluntary service during
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      Democracy
      89 12 INCHE Ismail Idris the deputy chief of UMNO has threatened disciplinary action against members of UMNO who have made press statement with regard to the allotment of houses at Ayer Itam If true, this Is deplorable. These men have been under pressure from the Malay masses, dissatisfied because out
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      Airport kris
      82 12 REFERRING to K.L. "Chan's letter (B.T. Oct. 17th) his sense of values seem a little distorted. I do not think even the most weapon hungry malcontent, would bother to smash a class case at the airport, merely to steal a krls. Surely his own home would have its
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      640 12 Straits Times Malay Ma 3 tw handed lot COLO STOWAGE ARCAOB Orchard Road (lit cioor) COLD STORAGE BRANCHES At Holland Read Katanf Kcppel Road Natal Bass. Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK STORK LTD Winchester House. Collyer Quay THE NEWS FRONT Fltzpatrlck's Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road. Naval Bee* HAMIEM
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      66 12 How many times a day do you use your eyes You'll never hove another poir of •yet! Your one ond only poir irreplaceable, invaluable' Guard them carefully by having your you wear gla .us or not. .by a competent vision specialist with professional knowledge, skill and experience. Eye troubles should
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      147 12 FREE ADMISSION The Organisers: HEAN YUEN MERCHANT TAILORS ASSOCIATION Cordially invite you to the TAILORING and MEN'S WEAR EXHIBITION TODAY at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore. Open daily at 11.00 a.m. 8.00 p.m. from 23rd to 25th October, 1964. Come and visit the leading men's stores in Singapore. Toilor Chow
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    STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED FROM HOUSE
    143 13 STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED FROM HOUSE CINGPORE, Fri. Police today recovered a !ar?re amount of stolen goods from a house in Philip Street. A party of detectives led by Deputy Supt. Ong Kirn Boon raided the house this afternoon. The recovered goods were mainly radios, transistor sets. cameras, tape-recorders, and tans.
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    Boy loses his watch— by a ruse
    86 13 Boy loses his watch by a ruse PENANG. Frl. A thug robbed a 10-year-old schoolboy in a lane yesterday after accusing him of wearing hit brother's watch. Elwin Yeoh. of the Wellesley Primary School, told the police that a youth stopped him near hit school at about noon and asked
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    Korean trade centre opened in S'pore
    122 13 QINGAPORE. Frl. The i v first South Korean I trade centre in Malaysia was today officially opened by the South Korean Ambassador to Malaysia, General Choi Hong Hi. Situated at the multistorey car park In Cross Street. Its functions will be to Introduce to
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    Lock icon Woolworth man for S'pore
    81 13 Woolworth man for S'pore SYDNEY. Fri.— Mr. Terry Dwyer general manager of the Malaysia Ltd., will leave for Singapore tomorrow to supervise the start of the division's operations. Woolworth's Malaysia division has its registered o.'fice in Kuala Lumpur. The general office. wholesale division and warehouse are In Singai; pore. The
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    An all-in-one industry drive
    471 13 Aim: To give Malaysia full employment, a strong currency and a higher standard of living SINGAPORE, Friday. fHE Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today that now that Singapore was part of Malaysia there could be only one industrial policy for
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    The Govt. has struck a proper balance, says Dr. Lim
    138 13 TOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— J The Minister oj Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said here today that the Government's policy of diversification of industry had resulted in this country having factories producing more than 400 different varieties of manufactured
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    Kinabalu climbed by RAF officers, NCOs
    198 13 Kinabalu climbed by RAF officers, NCOs SINGAPORE, Fri. A team of officers and NCOs from the RAF base at Kuching has climbed Mount Kinabalu. the highest mountain <n South-East Asii*. The 13,456-ft. high mountain Is situated about 25 miles north-east of Jesselton. In Sabah. The climb was completed In one
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    Wrap-around crash and no one is hurt
    76 13 T*HE occupants of this Morris Oxford had a miraculous escape when their car hit a lamp-post at the 11th milestone Bukit Timah Road yesterday. No one was injured. The car was travelling towards Woodlands when it skidded and hit the lamp-post which was
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    Cultural show
    54 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Puan Sharifah Rodziah. wife of the Prime Minister, will open a cultural show. "Techs Nlte" organised by the Technical College Students Union on Oct. 30 at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. Proceeds of the show will go to the Selangor Cheshire Home and the Selangor
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    Sabah looks to Formosa for skilled labour
    85 13 JESSELTON, Fri. The J Sabah Contractors' Association Is to send a delegation to Formosa to loo* into the possibility of recruiting skilled labour there, it was reported yesterday. An executive committee meetIng will be held soon to form the delegation, which Is expected
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    Devan: I did not suggest wage freeze
    207 13 Devan: I did not suggest wage freeze SINGAPORE, Fri. The National Trades' Union Congress leader, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, today denied that he had ever called for a halt to major salary revisions and changes of terms and conditions of service in view of the national emergency. The denial
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    High Court writ for $521,000
    76 13 SINGAPORE. Fri— A writ haa been Hied In die High Court Registry on txhalf of Nederlanrische Handel Mattschappl. N.V. clalraj ing $521,362 from a merchant. Yap Kah Hoe. of Market Street. The claim is made against Yap as guarantor of the obligations of Guan Bee
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      834 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL. S— KX. P. Ptnaag Huckleberry Hound: 7.00 News 6 lpoh and Malacca in English; 7.10 Olympic Npwsreel; 7.30 I Love Lucy— "AuP.M.: 300 Opening and pro- dltion show"; 8.00 News in gramme summary; 3.02 Ma- Mandarin; 8.10 "Songtime"; verick Relic of Port Telon": 8.30 Alfred Hitchcock
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    Three weeks of absolute hell
    1603 14 SUDDENLY the attitude of the Russian interrogators changed. From being mild and conciliatory they got tough and belligerent. Wynne was put in almost solitary confinement and on a diet of near starvation. And at the cud of three weeks came what they called the showdown
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      102 14 SUGAR INDUSTRIES SINGAPORE LIMITED in announcing the official laying of 4 1-**S#* Foundation Stone Ceremony of their refinery by !Lg*s^* the Hon'ble Dr. Goh Keng Swee, ff V Minister for Finance, ijjj L^ p4 <> Singapore, tt^^^m^ Chairman: at 5.00 p.m. tOday Dato Teo Hang Sam n f\ ADO Vice-Chairman
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      Lock icon The zig-zag protest...
      56 15 ZENGAKUREN YOUTHS OUT IN TOKYO AGAIN AMID the Olympic fever, 2,000 Zengakuren students and unionists staged an anti- U.S. Polaris submaririe demonstration in Tokyo last week. D c monstra tors started an unauthor i s c d zig-zag marching to clash with riot police. Ten students were
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      Lock icon Rhodesia: Smith's one-day ultimatum to the British
      253 15 Rhodesia: Smith's one-day ultimatum to the British SALISBURY, Friday. gOUTHERN Rhodesia's Premier, Mr. Lan Smith, yesterday gave the British Government up to today to "see reason" about his plans for consulting African opinion on independence for Southern Rhodesia under the present white minority rule. He told Parliament: "I will give
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      Lock icon Epsom salts could have saved the Kennedy baby
      203 15 Epsom salts could have saved the Kennedy baby VIEW YORK. Fri. 11 The disease that killed the late President Kennedy's infant son last year, and 25,--000 infants yearly, may have a cure Epsom salts, a common home remedy. Called hyaline membrane disease, It strikes mostly premature Infants by forming a
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      25 15 OXFORD (England!. Fri.— Ed- !i. Imqi author, collapsed and died while addressing the Ox- 1 ford University Union Debating i Society.— AP.
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      69 15 LONDON. Fri. The 75--year-old stepmother of the Governor of Hong Kong was fined £30 yesterday for shaking her fist at passing motorists. Mrs. Eleen Crosbie Trench testified that In Italy all the motorists treated her like a goddess, whereas in England they
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      100 15 POPE'S TRIP TO INDIA: PORTUGAL ANGRY T ISBON, Frl. Poru tugal has turned down an explanation i that Pope Paul's forthj coming visit to India is merely an "apostol i c presence at the Bombay Eucharis- tic Congress, devoid of political overtone." The Pontiff's trip to India has Irked the
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      81 15 Pay rise (plus back pay) for Baudouin BRUSSELS. Frl. Kin* Baudouin of Belgium is to get a pay rise— with back pay thrown In. The Government Introduced in the House of Representatives a Bill under which it said the allow- ances granted to the King would be linked to the
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      £50,000 polls bet wins him £37,000
      137 15 £50,000 polls bet wins him £37,000 LONDON, Fri. The Labour Party's election victory won £37,--272 for Mr. Maxwell Joseph, the property man. The winnings were from a £50,000 bet he placed with Ladbrokes the bookmakers. "Mr. Joseph and I have been friends for years and we still are." said Mr.
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      36 15 BERLIN. Fri.— Heavy Communist sub-machine-gun fire failed to stop the escape of a 26-year-old man across the heavily guarded border to West Berlin on Wrdncs- 1 day night, West Berlin police said. AP.
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      ROOTES IN BIG DEAL WITH RED CHINA
      158 15 LONDON. Friday. BRITAIN'S giant Rootes Group, which is in partnership with the Chrysler Corporation, of America, is supplying cars and lorries to China. Mr. Brian Rootes, managing director, said at the opening of Britain's annual Motor Show here that orders worth more than
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      318 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. One division of vary fetfc 1. No. don't trouble with Kama army In Italy (5). letters they might make T. Blonde who breaks a date you dispirited (4, 2. 3, 5). (3-4). Concede a penny In an ez- 8 A banner 1* to be mended
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      Depressing Post Office and not even quaint
      200 17 1 HAVE always had a poor opinion of Post Offices the world over, particularly the larger ones and avoid them whenever I can. I find the atmosphere depressing, the attitude of the post office employees often annoying and the lack of efficiency frustrating.
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      REPORTING YOURSELF TO THE POLICE
      132 17 \IY car was parked on 1 the roadside in Johore Bahru when another car hit it. causing some minor damage. The driver, despite my call, refused to stop. I therefore reported the matter to the police. A police officer, after taking my statement, served me
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      Safety in the live' electric apparatus
      321 17 Safety in the live' electric apparatus yOUR correspondent "H.W." in his search for 1 safety in electrical apparatus jumps on TV sets which have no isolating transformer, characterising all of them as "lethal". This kind of sweeping statement made in the wake of the recently publicised fatal accident can only
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      Language call
      89 17 AS a first step towards the national language becoming the sole official language, some Government departments are using it in communication to the public. This is a step in the right direction. Local councillors in the new villages should be encouraged to speak the n?tlonal language more frequently
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      Hospital praise
      100 17 r |*HE efficiency with which the Muar General Hospital responded to an emergency call following an accident a the Jalan Kha-lidi-Jalan Abdul Rahman junction, was highly commendable. My friend phoned the police and the hospital immediately. Within five minutes an ambulance was at the scene. Had the Muar
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      WHEN A UNION SAYS 'NO' TO MEMBERSHIP
      254 17 I WRITE in answer to the letter captioned "Joln- ing a Union." by "ex- N.U.C.W." Since the N.U.C.W. was formed almost five years ago, there have been only j two Instances where ap- plications for membership were turned down in both cases by
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      WANTED: A GENERAL CLEAN-UP
      99 17 IX view of the police plan to get rid of dumped and derelict vehicles and roadside repair garages, could not other government departments have a house clearine. All the Housing Board's millions spent to eliminate slums will create even greater slums if hawkers in these newly
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      Not national
      51 17 IT is time the National Trades Union Congress dropped 'National" from its name and called itself what it really is Singapore Trades Union Congress. The N.T.U.C. cannot pretend to be national body when it does not command the loyalty of trade unions in the other Malaysian states EDDY
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      49 17 PERMIT me to air the grievance of worried parents about the safe crossing of thousands of school children at Upper Aljunled Road after school hours. There is not a single school patrol or traffic policeman on duty. At least a Zebra crossing should be provided TEO KANG PECK Singapore
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      73 17 PARENTS are greatly indebted to you lor the publication of the Education Ministry's directive on school text-books. However, the directive is not new; it was made known to schools in 1963: Some schools chose to disregard There is another directive which many schools disregard. It refers to school magazines. Some
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      89 17 CINGAPORE officials have been claiming once again that Singapore is the iiith Ijigest port in the world. Perhaps, but what do they mean by largest? Measured by the tonnage of cargo handled, '.here are over thirty ports In the United States alone through which paas twice or mere the tonnage
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      Fierce dog and his owner
      153 17 Fierce dog and his owner MR. Coles letter shows clearly that he, and presumably many other dog owners, are not aware of their legal responsibilities. If a person lawfully on Mr. Coles premises (as for example a postman delivering his maili is attacked by a dog well known by its
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      A BOX AT THE GATE
      120 17 T have lollowed with interest the correspondence and editorial comment on the subject of dogs and postmen. I am rather puzzled that as far as I am aware, there has been no mention of what is surely the obvious solution to the problem namely to
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      159 17 WITH GOOD WISHES for the Success of the TEXTILE CORPORATION OF MALAYA LTD. The Bank of Tokyo Ltd. 9/10 Phillip Street, SINGAPORE. FIDES mmmmm made in italy MODEL USA G4 JT~ 4 gas burners full-visibility oven window and £^>s^m^h tnterioroven light U^-> OV^i «1 thermometer, dish-warmer. Suitable for MMM any
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      140 17 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to TEXTILE CORPORATION OF MALAYA LTD. on the Official Opening today The Mitsui Bank Ltd. 66-68 Cecil Street, SINGAPORE. NICHIMEN CO., LTD. 6-8 Phillip St., Singapore take this opportunity to wish TEXTILE CORPORATION i OF MALAYA LTD. EVERY SUCCESS and PROSPERITY RFFRinFRATHRQ- J Hilji BisurnlUtnM I
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      643 18 (unturned from Pagr 12) ELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS 10 Word* S!.St (Mm.) ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN HURCH, Penang 24A CodrlnKton > venue. Sunday Service U. 30 a.m hildren'a Church 9.30 a.m. Mandarin ervlce 3 p.m. All Welcome. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH Kort Canning Road. Singapore elipnone ***** Worablp Service* at 30 a.m., 10.00 a.m.
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      1232 18 SITUATIONS VACANT It Word* Si (Min.)— Box St et*. extra WANTED DOCTOR as locum tenens XL. Short or long term. Immediately write Box A 1415 S.T. K.L. MALAY CIRL Copy Typist required. Photo to be attached (non returnable) when applying. Apply Box A 4686 S.T. Spore. WANTED ENERGETIC CIRL doing
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      1083 18 1 SITUATIONS WANTED 1 10 Word* $S (Min.)— Box SO ct: extra I DUE TO MANAGER'S departure for Europe bis excellent driver will become available per ultimo October. For more information Pnone Spore *****. BRITISH ACCOUNTANT, 36, broad International experience, seeks Singapore Hongkong nased audit/accounting/ management anointment. Kcplies in COCfidence
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      996 18 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE !0 »,,r<t. Si (Mm.)— Box Sa ct*. extra OFFERING KIMSIA COURT Furnished 3 Bedroom Flat $35,000 Phone S pore *****. ATTRACTIVE ELEVATED BUNCALOW Lot 14.000 aq. ft. 3i miles Klang Road K.L. suitable for immediate devilopment. Phone Pereira X.L 521'J7. TELOK KURAU new modern two storey
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      832 18 HIRE PURCHASE It Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ct*. rxtr, FURNITURE (I. P. /HIRE Ijtiite. Shanghai Co.. 3 Jalan Tebrau, J.B 3105. HITACHI T.V. B.P. No Dowi Pnvmeot. Malaysia Elactrlo Co Spore. 4flUoB. GENERAL TV on easy payment Contact Chua Radio, 75tt .North Bridgi Road. Spore.. 2071X SIERA I.V. on
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      929 18 FURNITURE ITorets M (Him.)— Box St et*. extra 1 IMPRESS YOUR VISITORS wltß Elegant Can* Kumiture from Adnao a 425 River Valley Koad. *****. s pore > SUPERIOR QUALITY FURNITURE I For Sale Hire. Also Leather Pouffes/ Furnishing Fahrtca Reaoonahie Charges, tarn Chong, 110/2. orchard c Road. Spore Tel: *****.
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      972 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE Horrf* i Vr- Rot N #*fra FORD CONSUL t961. Kiiropi'iin MMi excellent condition. S3.UUO 0.n.0. Telephone i;iin^« or L'tiA somervilla Katat*. I iwe 10 19*1 TAUNUS. 0(M own.r d. Sr. n 15 Rd. s pon MUST SELL ONE IMS Ke«!-tere4 tin A 4» ('(.Lntrymar. or i»6(> Renault
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      1246 19 T0 LIVERPOOL ft WESI COAST UH Due Spore bans r. Sham Penani CUCHAS liiiraeil, Glasgow Cli. 1] THay Oct 25 27 Oct 21 MtLAMPUS Itteraill. At. mouth GH. 13 Oct 2i Oct 27 2 von Liierpttl. (,-asgoti "cl 21 Ntt 1 Net J •••"ON literutel Ntt 5 Nit I Ntt
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      1315 19 \\WS3L\\\ISSSESSSLW W-M THE EAC LINES SINCAPOIt CUAIA IUMPVW.P.SWFmNHMM PIHAMG .^^^H OfHMAtK NOUS* li.imMNC IS. rmOl N«J 7 1 WUDQ'IIT I "Hit >Sl> Pttat ***** <*ltat Ull Pltat ***** SAILIKSS 10 BCYRCUIH, IAIUKiA fitNOA, Lt HAVRt, HAMBURG, BRIMCN, ANTWERP. ROHHtOAM, AMSTEHOAM. OSLO. GOTHENBURG, AARNUS ft COPENHAGEN aing«puie a ruus fenang "JUTUNDIA"
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      1311 19 I BENULINE 1 EXPRE i SERVICE 10 LONDON. LIVERPOOL ft CONIINENIAI PORTS. 1 oEiiILUMOAII Rotteraan Net 23 Singapore r\. Sham rtnan| Hamburg Dec 2 Sin. I, Oct 25 mil -w titimt *or Hamburt Ntv 2S OEiNCaViKUCH London Ota 4 sugaoc't S'nan cenang Hull Bat 14 Gil. 1/ Oct 21 Oct
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      1273 19 iv^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. IttJalW LONDO N HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE V HULL ANO MIDDLESBROUGH Smgaso't Sham 'tnant t city of Newcastle ,l£V mm am Jl/ il 2!.' FLIMINIIN 7/ 1 Ntl II 12 Nit 13 Nil CITY OF LEEDS 21 23 Nil 24 25 Ni. j city of
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    GOOD DIVIDENDS OFFSET STOCKPILE ANXIETY
    918 20 From Our Market Correspondent A STREAM of good divtend announcements yesterday offset anxiety about changes in the United States tin disposal programme, and produced a steady tone in tin shares on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia. Industrials were fairly steady with movements narrow but mainly
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 20 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 22 Oct. 23 •Industrials: 84.35 84.24 Tins: 130.07 129.86 S rubbers: 104.18 104.18 •Dec. 30, 1963—100 Dee. 29. 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    881 20 DUSINESS 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: Beuttead (2.000) $1.61. (2.000) $1.60: C. S. Holdings (3.0O0) $2.40. (1.000) $2.41: Ounlops (1,000) $1.76. (2,000) f 1.77.
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    Tin down slightly while awaiting US news
    261 20 THE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday fell 874 cents a plcul to $789.25 on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 20 tons to 230 tons. In London earlier tin had been down £40 a ton cash and £19
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 20 October 23. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 72 cents (down half a cent). TIN: $789.25 a picul (down 87 .V cents). Unofficial estimated offering: 230 tons (op 20 tons).
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    SHIPPING IN MALAYAN PORTS
    122 20 CHIPS ly,n« .lon«,,d t h. l.n^.or. 0 Harbour .hi,,,, tiptcted today an: Bcncleurh 6/7. Bmlomond 8/», Cambodia n 14. Calcahs 13/16. Azucbuian Mnrn U. Shomron 19. Rajah Brooko 21/22. Bcoital Mam 29/30. Rajula 31/32, Rhexenor 33/34. Fernvlew 3.V34, Coromandel 3S/39. Walrtrau 40/41. Caltex Rome 42/43. Benmacdhul
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    Values well maintained in rubber
    476 20 Values well maintained in rubber VALUES have bcrii maintained well durins the week, although outside would appear to have been responsible rather than renewed inquiry, say H.C.B. and Co. Ltd. in their weekly rubber market report. The possibllty of dock strikes affecting both mam terminal markets has caused some sentimental
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    RUBBER PRICES
    217 20 VOVEMBER first (trade rubber t.0.». doted at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yoftterway at 73 cents per lb.. do.vn half a rent on Thursday'a doting level for the position The tone wn dull. R.A.3. and F.M.R.E. clotlni prices In centt ocr lb. ye'terday: Int. I R.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    251 20 Ortober 23. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Bcuntead 1J eta. M. Containers 12 eta, Ounlopa 15 eta M Cables 17 rta. Clt> Dev. 7 eta. MrAltster 12 ota. K .smelters '4o eta. at Invest. 12 eta. Erne 15 eta, O.CB C.I Sets. Dlsp. 11! eta. Rothm.-in* 13 ru. N. 20
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    30 20 TMI Malayan Exehanxt Bankf Ana. ciatian m;,d- IktM t raten to BMttaaMa awMMaV ("II to S100): Cuildtri 1164: Ff»net UtHl ilmn Franct I^M; HalUn Lirf 2U.179; Swtditlt Krumr
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      891 21 (Continued from Paje 18) VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word* SS t Min.)— Box St cts. txtrm 1962 VAUXHALL VICTOR Super Saloon In Penang, one owner, excellent rendition, accident free. 18,800 miles. Price 53.900/- or nearest. Contact 181 -ad, Penan*. SIMCA BEAULIEU 1960 First European owner leaving tbe State. TQls management
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      1009 21 FOR SALE M Words $S (Min.)— Box St etc. extra PORTABLE ELECTRIC OVEN from Germany S2B/- postpaid COD accepted. Write, phone for leaflet, RayTech Radio Corporation. 13 Selegle Uouse (Spore) Tel: *****. TRANSISTOR INTERCOM 3 way* set only $30/-, Six-ways set at $130/Netu Good (or Office or borne use as
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      807 21 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) :0 Words SS (Min.)— Box M cts. extra YORK noifcu, rvogun muocrmu '.erra*. Suit»ole permanent ud transit lei. (Spore) *****. STATION MOTEL Kappal Road «lr•onditionrd rooms, modern facilities Tel; 31U3V6 tt'pora. BARS& RESTAURANTS (Spore) Words 55 (Min.)— Box St etc. mxtrm LAI WAN RESTAURANT Bpaetai Cantonese
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      680 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PERTADBIRAN KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU VACANCIES FOR TECHNICAL CADETS (CIVIL). applications are invited from Federal Citizens who have not attained their 31st birthday for appointment as Technical Cadets (Civil) In the Malayan Railway Administration. 2. Applicants must:--(i) have completed the prescribed course of training as a private student at
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      1620 21 I TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class D and above Contractors suitably registered with the I Public Works Department will be received at the Office of I the Director of Public Works. Federation of Malaya. Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur up to 3.00 p.m. of 28th October. 1964 for the
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      706 21 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Pengarah Kerja Raya, Jalan > Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur, up to 12 noon on 23rd December, 1964, from J.K.R. Contractors suitably registered in Claxs D and above for 1 the SUPPLY AND ERECTION OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, PIPE-WORK AND ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT FOR
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      215 21 TENDER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT JOHORE Tenders for the Supply and Delivery of Furniture to Schools in Johore. SEPARATE tenders are Invited for the supply AND delivery of FURNITURE to (A) Sekolah Lanjutan Kampong. PONTIAN and Its Hostel; (B) Hostel of Sekolah Meneng.ih Sulun Lsmail, JOHOK BAHRU; (C) U) Hang Tuah School,
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      India wrest title from Pakistan
      727 22  - India wrest title from Pakistan NORMAN SIEBEL at the JOKYO, Fri.—There has hardly been a hockey match between India and Pakistan in which a penalty corner shot at goal has not been decisive and in today's final for Olympic Games gold medal there was only a slight variation to the
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      THEY'RE OFF-FOR THE GRUELLING 195 KILOMETRES ROAD CYCLING RACE
      50 22 fTHE massed start of the 195 kilometres individu al road race the final cycling event at the x Tokyo Olympics on Thursday. The winner was M. Zanin of Italy who clocked 4hr. 39min. 35.635ec. Malaysia's Stephen Lim Tian Shaw finished 72nd.
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      HUNGARY BEAT CZECHS IN SOCCER FINAL
      265 22 HUNGARY BEAT CZECHS IN SOCCER FINAL TOKYO, Fri. Hun- gary today won the Olympic soccer gold medal by beating Czechoslovakia 2-1 in the final at the National Stadium here. Hungary last won the Olympic title in 1952 at Helsinki and In the years that followed they swept all before them
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      S'GOR CLUB WIN HARD TUSSLE
      313 22 RUGBY UNION Selangor Club 11 Royal Bangkok 0 ITUALA LUMPUR, Fr i Selangor Club today won a battle of the forwards to beat the visiting Royal Bangkok Sports Club by 11 points (one goal and two tries) to nil in a friendly rugger match on
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      OLYMPICS: Final day's results
      351 22 Basketball Final matches: US bt Russia 73-59; Brazil bt Puerto Rico 76--60. Final platings: 1 US 2 USSR 3 Brazil 4 Puerto Rico 5 Italy 6 Poland. Boxing Flyweight final: F. Atzon (Ital> outptd A. Olech <Pol> Pinal placing* 1 Atzori 2 Olech 3 K. J.
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      Thai tourists include 12 'veterans'
      155 22 Thai tourists include 12 'veterans' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday.. 'FHE Thai Rugby Union team, said to be strong--1 est ever to leave Bangkok for Malaysia, open their tour tomorrow with a match against North The touring party of 20 players. Include* 12 members of the winning side in They are props
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      Lock icon Russians fail in bid to end ban on Ganefo athletes
      520 22 rpOKYO, Fri.— The Inter- national Amateur Athletic Federation today defeated a Russian proposal for the lifting of the suspension imposed on athletes who took part in last year's Ganefo Games In Jakarta. j The vote at the lAAF congress here
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      152 22 Minolta Month Frosis Oct. 10th to Nov. 10th 1964 Don't miss this exciting offer! You can get either (a) 6 rolls of Kodak 35mm x 36 exposures black and white films, or (b) one roll of 35 mm x 36 exposures Kodachrome colour film, or (c) free accessories up to
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      64 22 VIBRO-VERKEN THE NAME TO REMEMBER FOR CONCRETE VIBRATING OR SOIL COMPACTING flHl AVAILABLE \BJ EX-STOCK PATERSON.SIMONS&CO./lUiLTO. HtWUt UWM »IH«A»OM ION HMMt ~DEAF? "CHICO" INVISIBI-K EARPHONX* Worn inalde your »ars. no cords or baturtei. OuarantMd for your IH*. tlm«. 11(32.00 pair. Write for fr*« noofclet MIAN* EARPHONE CO. PTV LTO. !ult»
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      SOCCER CUP FINAL PROCEEDS for DEFENCE FUND
      227 23 SOCCER CUP FINAL PROCEEDS for DEFENCE FUND I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. The proceeds from this year's inter-state j women's soccer final for! the Straits Times Cup will go to the Defence Fund as the final, on Nov. 14 or 15, will take place during National Solidarity Week. SlnKapore will meet Selangor
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      110 23 TABLE TENNIS iv in nX inter-banks iinal: Mercantile 3 Chartered 2. Dato Lav lup ilpoh>: Malayan Banking B 4 Chung Khiaw 1. HOCKEY Powrll-Kvaiis Cup final (Kluang): Muar Police 0 Kluaiu Police 0 (Muar the winner by virtue of extra penally corner i. I'riendly <Su Patani) Gurkha 2 Police
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      Going heavy—Pulau Pangkor can lead all the way
      988 23  - Going heavy Pulau Pangkor can lead all the way Epsom Jeep RACING by SINGAPORE, Friday. JJEAVY RAIN which flooded the Bukit Timah racecourse area caused trackwork to be abandoned this morning. The going for Sunday's races is likely to be heavy or, at best, soft. Punters would be well advised
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      BT. TIMAH-1st day
      1761 23 Race 1-1.35 Cl 4 Div 4 ($7,000) 6fi 1 850 Sliininf Spear (Shining St.) Daniels. 6 9.0 SubUn 4 ***** Joekrr IV iK.Y. Unn Daniels, 6 8.13 "Samry 12 3 ***** Magnificent King a (K.Y. Llm) Daniels. 5 8.13 <SF) 14 4 ***** Cho San (NT. Siew)
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      PALMER 'TREED OFF' from 20 FEET
      465 23 THE WORLD OF SPORT GOLF: Melbourne, Fri.— American Arnold Palmer, the world's richest golfer, climbed 20 feet into a gum tree to "play" his ball during the second round of the Wills Masters tournament here today. Palmer hooked his second shot high Into the
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      188 23 Now a TV to receive ALL channels with VHF UHF Bands (For Smgopore (For Future Colour Transmission Malaya TV Reception) Satellite Reception) HI Characteristics: Foit«*t selection of TV programmes by push I comtonr panoramic picture; 33 tube functions; new ipcciol tube PCF (02 for line trans- i essentially improved by
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      90 23 SPORTS DIARY s()( cm spoit Div. 1: Darul Adah v Chinese Athletic (Jn. Besar). Div. 2B: Windsor Rovers v Teachers Union (St. George's Rd). Friendlies: Penang Chinese v Ipoh League (7.30 p.m.); Kllat j Club 'A" v The Rest iG p.m.). both matches at Stadium Perak Ipoh. RUGGER Tour Match:
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    239 24 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Widespread flooding occurred in Singapore during a heavy rainstorm which began early last night and continued intermittently until about noon today. The worst flooding was at Bukit Timab, where in some places the water level rose to three feet, and the University of Singapore
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    284 24 Canadian mission begins talks on defence aid KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. JOP-LEVEL discussions on Malaysia's defence needs began today between the Canadian military mission and Defence Ministry officials. Leader of the Canadian team, which arrived yester:iay, is the Canadian High Commissioner to Malaysia, Mr. C.E. MacGaughey. Other members of the mission
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    89 24 US officer captured by Cambodians SAIGON. Fri. An American Army officer was captured today by enemy reinforcements coming from Cambodia and was last seen being taken back towards Cambodia by his captors, a U.S. military spokesman said today. The officer was dragged aboard an enemy sampan as a Cambodian fort
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    155 24 BABY MICHAEL ANOREW OOVCKI b.lovrd son of May mud corgr passed away on 22-10-64. COOSALL On October 18th 19«4. i<ldenly. Waller DouKlag of Trenaron, :ew Park Road. Cranlelich. dearly >vrd husband of Annie Jane Oodsall. VIII be sadly missed by his family, rrmatlon took place at Woklns, irrey, on
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    96 24 KUCHING. Fri. Reconstruction work on a tiny airstrip "Somewhere in Sarawak" is now well under way thanks to a giant Beverley freighter cf No. 34 squadron. Royal Air Force which air-dropped two 15.000 lb tracked bulldozers, and a "wobbly wheel roller so that work
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    96 24 Ministry warning on China apples KIALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Ministry of Health here today belatedly advised people to wash apples imported from China thoroughly in running water and to remove all skin before eating them. It also warned importers to wash the apples well before offering them for sale in
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    Ike has cough
    41 24 WASHINGTON. Fri. Former President Elsenhower Is undergoing treatment at a Washington hospital for a laryngitis attack and bad cough. He entered Walter Reed Army Hospital yesterday and had to miss funeral sen-ices for Herbert Hoover in New York
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    104 24 31 British estates will never be returned JAKARTA. Fri. Thirtyone British estates in North Sumatra which were seized by the Government last year will never be returned, according to the official news agency Antara. The agency said a highranking North Sumatran official attributed the decision to Agriculture and Agrarian Affairs
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    421 24 LONDON. Fri. The stock markets ended an eveiuiul week on a quiet -.cue. There was a cer- I tain amount of end-account pro-lit-taking going on, while buyers I were content to hold oil In l ront ol the eagerly-awaited statement i by the Government which
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    62 24 MADRAS, Frt. Sixty-four Opposition members of the Madras State Legislature fasted In front of the Legislature building yesterday to protest the Governments food policy. There is a serious shortage of rice in Madras and other major cities of the State. The Opposition Parliamentarians charged the Government
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    325 24 Mad, mad wedding at the Olympic village THDKYO. Fri. Interi*■ national pandemonium today marked the first wedding ever held in an Olympic Village. Diana Yorgova, 21-year-old i athlete, and Nicola Prodanov, 24, a gymnast, both Bulgarians. exchanged nuptial vows in front of a photograph of the Olympic Flame on the
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    32 24 MOSCOW. Fri. Russia has opened an all-weather road over "The Roof of the World in the almost inaccessible Pamir mountains near the Afghan and Chinese borders. Tass reported.— Reuter.
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    277 24 LET NIK TELL US WHY HE WAS OUSTED, SAYS THANT UNITED NATIONS. Fri U THANT, the United Nations SecretaryGeneral, suggested yesterday thai Mr. Khrushchev make ;i public statement on llu* circumstances leading to his removal from the Soviet leadership. At a press conference. U Thant hailed the now Soviet chiefs.
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    67 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government has sent two surveyors to Sabah following the country's request for survey personnel to undertake a (urvejf of the major Telupid-Ranua-Toboh Road there. They are Mr. H. A. J. Fryer, chief surveyor and planner of the Economic Development Board, and Mr.
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      40 24 Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 79 73 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penang 84 73 Ipoh 79 72 Malacca 81 73 Singapore 82 72
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