The Straits Times, 31 October 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Lock icon TOTAL ROUTA
    679 1  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS From MALACCA, Friday 50 captured now only two left... TRAPPED IN SWAMPS. WITH MUD-CLOGGED GUNS Curfew in the area lifted FIFTY of the Indonesian commandos and guerillas who landed early yesterday in the Kesang area, seven miles north of Muar, have been captured—and only two are
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    Lock icon 'Nice chap' Kosygin
    58 1 MOSCOW. Fri.— Australia Foreign Minister. Mr. Paul Hasluck. one of the first Western leaders to confer with Premier Kosygin. said q last night be found him "a nice cnap" with a quick mind. "He ha< nice eyes to look into, and a pleasant smile He also has
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    Lock icon The evils of TV ads...
    75 1 EtißY. Fri.— Television advertisements and too mucn homework had caused an addiction of some grammar school pupils to aspirin and Ind gestion cures Dr. G. Kuttner. a Derbyshir re schools medical officer, said in his annual report. Dr. Kuttncr said too much homework was imposed
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    Lock icon 11 years' jail for $46 m. fraud
    45 1 ROME. Fri.— A court here! yesterday sentenced Profes- 1 sor Felic Ippolito. former secretary-general of Italy's Nuclear Energy Commission. to 11 years' jail. He had been convicted by mi-appropriating funds totalling 9.300 million lire (about $46 million). Reuter
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    Thanat invited
    18 1 BANGKOK. Fri. The Thai Foreign Minister. Mr Thanat Khoman. has been lnuied to i South Korea.
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    SUBANDRIO AGAIN WARNS FEUDING PARTIES
    124 1 SUBANDRIO AGAIN WARNS FEUDING PARTIES JAKARTA. Fri— Artinu Prrsiiiriit Subundrio y.-sterday urged the Iradeis of the left wing Nationalist Party and the orthodox Muslim Party to refrain from engaging in controversy with the Indonesian Communist party over Pantjasila. tincountry's official state ideology. He told the party leaders that although constructive
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    Lock icon Trade with Austria
    27 1 VIENNA, Fri Austrian exports to Malaysia the lir.st seven months this year totalled 42.000.000 shillings ($5.10 million), the Austrian Chamber of Commerce announced. UPI.
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    Lock icon Abboud stays on
    28 1 BEIRUT. Fri. Prcsich I him Abbot'd remains Head of State of a lie* transitional government I formed in the Sudan. Omduiman Radio said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS RUSSIAN CHARGE
    20 1 STOP PRESS RUSSIAN CHARGE MOSCOW Fri. Soviet (,(i\irnm<nt p;«P«T 1/vcsti.i tmlght «h.«ru'«'<l Malaysia with fanning "unbridled anti Indnin-M.in propaKanria." Renter
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Mrs. B-Shastri accord
      196 2 INDIA WILL TAKE BACK 525,000 PEOPLE: CEYLON TO ACCEPT 300,000 AS HER CITIZENS DELHI, Fri. India and Ceylon have reached agreement on the future nationality of nearly one million people of Indian origin in Ceylon, it was announced here last night. An Indian spokesman, said that of
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      Lock icon Turkey signs agreement
      42 2 HKLSSELij. Fri. Turkey ■rd the Common Marl day concluded their •K-femcnt which will 'jrirw Turkey tlusrr ;o .< unilied Europe —and particularly benefit rxports to Western Europe of her forthcoming harvest. The association will become from D< c. I.— A.P.
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      Lock icon The million dollar solid gold bathtub...
      107 2 TOKYO. Fri.— A pure gold A bathtub which would have delighted even Cleopatra is being cast in Tokyo. JThe 130 million yen (about SI million) tub la in the shape of an ancient ship with a phoenix figurehead. i It Is to be installed
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      Lock icon 10 die in ambush
      32 2 NAIROBI. Fri. Somali rmJders ambushed a track in Nor- I them Kenya, killing 10 Africans, j Including a four-month-old child. a Government communique said. One passenger escaped.— A.P.
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      Lock icon NO-CHANGE PLEDGE MIKOYAN TO INDIRA
      84 2 |Vf OSCOW, Fri. Prrsident Mikoyan last night assured Mrs. Indira (iandbi, Indian Minister for Information anil Broadcasting, tiiat relations between tne two countries would continue on the same basis, "without change", an Indian Embassy spokesman here said. The assurance was given when Mrs. Gandhi paid
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      Lock icon Dictator Banda
      238 2 Premier plans to take over powers vested in courts gLANTYRE, Fri. Malawi's Prime Minister, Dr. Hastings Banda. introduced an amendment to the constitution yesterday which would give him broad powers npw vested in the courts. Among other things, the amendment would take away automatic citizenship of people not
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      Lock icon Cholera suspect
      28 2 SEOUL. Fri.— The police here I said today that a 30-year-old woman was isolated as a cholera suspect—the first to be reported in this capital— Reuter.
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      71 2 DA R ES-SALAAM. I Fri.— President Julius Nyere last night announced a new name for the Tangaiv yika-Zanzibar Republic the United Republic of Tanzania. The United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar came into being last April. Zanzibar, formerly a British protectorate, received i its independence last December. Tanganyika was
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      Lock icon Wheat for China
      25 2 MELBOURNE. Fri. AustraI Ha has sold 56 million bushels of average quality wheat to China on credit terms over 12 months.— Renter.
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      Lock icon Indons are warned of Malaysian 'Mata Haris'
      183 2 KEEP AWAY FROM THESE BEAUTIES, SAYS JOJO JAKARTA, Friday. INDONESIANS have been warned to beware of beautiful young women whether European, Malay or Chinese. They may be "Malaysian spies." Dr. Ali Sastroamidjojo. deputy chairman of the Peoples' Consultative Congress, said Malaysia was using
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      Congolese rebels launch new attack
      105 2 Congolese rebels launch new attack T EOPOLDVILLE, Fri.— Congolese rebel warriors armed with spears, matchets and rifle yesterday unleashed an. attack on Central Government troops at Uvira, a port on the northern tip of Lake Tanganyika, once the rebel capital. Radio messages reaching Leopoldville said Uvira's defenders, a comnany of
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      THE MANY (29) SINS of KHRUSHCHEV
      730 3 Kremlin puts out a party dossier Impromptu speeches and decisions that embarrassed the Soviet Union... MOSCOW, Friday gWEEPING charges agains Mr. Khrushchev's policies and personal foibles are listec in a party dossier now being circulated for discussion. The 40-page document con tains 29 specific
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      Lock icon The new tenant at No. 3 Ex-Minister Street
      143 3 The new tenant at No. 3 Ex-Minister Street ■JVfOSCOW, Fri.— Mr. J* l and Mrs. Nikita S. Khrushchev's present address is No. 3 Ulitsa Granovskogo, Moscow, USSR, reliable sources said today. Mr. Khrushchev was said to have taken a fourroom apartment in a big red brick apartment house only one
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      Lock icon Labour go-ahead for the Channel tunnel
      120 3 T ONDON. Fri. Britain Li intends to go ahead with the Channel tunnsl project linking Britain and France, it was announced I officially^ here yesterday. Mr. Tom Fraser. the Transport Minister, said hi a i statement the Government "wish the arrangements now in hand
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      White man and Negro wife lose 'protect us' case
      103 3 White man and Negro wife lose 'protect us' case RICHMOND, Fri. Federal Judge John D. Butzner Jr. refused yesterday to restrain Virginia State from arresting a raciallymixed married couple if they visit the State. The couple had asked for 1 temporary order protecting them so they can visit their families,
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      Lock icon Jackie in bomb scare
      90 3 Jackie in bomb scare VIEW YORK, Fri.— Police, Secret Service agents and FBI men carried out a massive search of Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedys luxury flat overlooking Central Park last night after a bomb threat. No bomb was found. Police had earlier reported that the widow of the late President had
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      Lock icon Polls as planned
      42 3 LONDON. Fri.— British Guiar^s general elections will be heici ;is planned on Dec. 7. the Colonial Office announced last night after a 100-minute meeting between the Colony's Premier. Dr. Cheddi Jagan. and the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Anthony Greenwood.— Reuter.
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    Rajaratnam: Democracy means service to the people
    297 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. fHK Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rataratnam, said today that democracy did not mean that only elected leaders should run the country, nor did it mean relying on the Government to do everything. He said: "Democracy means people also learning to
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    Lee crosses lucky bridge at ceremony
    128 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, was given a traditional Chinese welcome when he arrived this afternoon at Peck San Teng cemetery in Upper Thomson Road to attend a ritual ceremony to offer prayers for the dead. Heavy bursts of fire-crackers
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    Olympics cause tourist boom in Singapore
    206 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Olympic Games have caused a tourism boom in Singapore. In the last few days, hundreds of tourists, on their way home from Tokyo after the Games, have flooded Singapore, to give a roaring trade to hotels and shopping centres. Three leading
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    Photo show at the library
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The National Library is holding an exhibition of photographs and books on New Zealand and works of Maori art. It is being held in conjunction with the New Zealand Trade Mission Exhibition at the Library's Lecture Hall. The exhibition will remain open until
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    NORWEGIAN WORKERS' GIFT TO RURAL PEOPLE OF S'PORE
    165 4 NORWEGIAN WORKERS' GIFT TO RURAL PEOPLE OF S'PORE SINGAPORE, Fri. The rural people of Singapore will soon be able to receive family planning services at their doorsteps through a new mobile clinic donated by Norwegian workers. The $68,000 mobile unit a, combination motor vehicle and air-conditioned trailer was specially shipped
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    Varsity society to stage play
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— The University of Singapore Society will stage a play. Chicken Soup with Barley, at the Cultural Centre at 8.30 p.m. from Nov. 19 to 21. Tickets at $4, $3. and $2 are now available at C.K. Tang, Cold Storage and Robinson's.
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    Rock blasting at Raffles Place
    164 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The police secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah, today announced that the Public Works Department will be carrying out rock blasting at Raffles Place between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. tomorrow and on Nov. 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 in connection with the construction
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    $10,180 FOR WOMAN HURT IN MISHAP
    143 4 $10,180 FOR WOMAN HURT IN MISHAP SINGAPORE. Fri. Damages of $10,180 and costs were awarded to a contractor's wife by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today for injuries received by her In a road accident 16 months ago. Madam Ong Yong, 35, wife of Wong Pong Liang, had
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    Deepavali party
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Arya Samaj will celebrate its 37th Anniversary and Deepavali at the Vedic Hall on Nov. 1 at 7 p.m.
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    CRASH KILLS CYCLIST
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A cyclist died on the spot after he was knocked down by a military truck near Tanglin Circus shortly after noon today.
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    Temple ceremony
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Kancar.arama Buddhist Temple in Lorong Ong Lye. Paya Lebar, will hold a two-day Kathina ceremony (presentation of robes) starting from tomorrow evening.
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    Lock icon Menzies: Aid will go on
    411 5 AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER CONDEMNS LATEST INDON LANDING AUSTRALIA'S Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies. today pledged continued Australian help for Malaysia to defend itself and to help it against unprovoked attacks. Sir Robert was reporting to the House of Representatives on the first contact between Australian
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    Invitation to Bangkok ball
    83 5 Invitation to Bangkok ball l/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. IV The Radio Malaysia Orchestra has been invited to play at Bangkok's "Ball of the Year"— Thailand's biggest dance which is organised annually. The dance, which will be attended by the King and Queen of Thailand, will be held on Nov. 6. Proceeds
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    Alliance wins unopposed
    51 5 TAIPING. Fri.— lnche Rahman bin Ismail. 45. of the Alliance was returned unopposed in the Kampong Pinang local council (Ta t pini? area, by-election yesterday vvht n nominations closed. He replaces Inche Samsuddin bin Yeop. also of the Alliance. who tr.ivr up the seal on leaving the
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    Two for training
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.- Two BtttMta Government pri-uers. Mr. Nicholas mci Mr. G'-orge J:n..ii-. are due in Singapore tomorrow to be trained in letter prros prinir:«r and ancillary craft.s lor ere year on MalayM:i schni.nships.
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    75th birthday
    14 5 JESSELTON. Fri.— The Sabah Planters' Association celebrated its 75th anniversary this week.
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    Doctor weds doctor
    79 5 THE wedding of Dr. Harry Ho Soon Hock, of Kuala Lumpur, and Dr. Pauline Tan, of Singapore. took place recently at Endlesham. Hall. Balham in London. Dr, Ho is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ho Kirn Teck. The bride is thr only daughter of Dr. Tan
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    SINGAPORE STARTS DRIVE FOR HIGH I.Q. GRADS
    249 5 SINGAPORE STARTS DRIVE FOR HIGH I.Q. GRADS SINGAPORE, Friday. rrHE Singapore Public Service Commission has 1 launched a big drive to recruit talented (Malaysian university graduates from all parts of I the world into the State's administrative service. Besides good university degrees, candidates are re- I quired to have "qualities
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    Committee chief
    36 5 ALOR STAR. Fri: Inche Zainal Abidin bin Abdul Rahman has been elected chairman of the I Kedah State Liaison Committee of the Union of Clerks in Fully Assisted Schools, which was formed here recently.
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    Congrats for Rajah from SPA
    86 5 SINGAPORE. Frt. The Singapore People's Alliance today congratulated Mr. A. I P. Rajah on his nomination r as Speaker of the Singapore 1 Legislative Assembly. Mr. Rajah, a former SPA Assemblyman, will be nominated j and elected Speaker by Government members when the Assembly Mt.s
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    Trying to put the clock back'
    118 5 Trying to put the clock back' PE NAN G, Fri The Speaker of the Penang State Assembly and Deputy National Umno youth leader, Haji Suleiman bin Hajl Ahmad, today described the Penang State MCA's proposal that Chinese be made an official language as "incompatible with the national aspirations of the
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    Lock icon $20,000 up for Ow orphans
    473 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The S'raits Times received i another $4,772.30 today for the eight Ow orphans, whose father. Mr. Ow Chow Choon, died of cancer early thLs year and whose mother I was killed in a road accl- dent last week. The total received by the
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    Alliance is confident of winning today
    140 5 Alliance is confident of winning today NIBONG TEBAL. Fri.— The Alliance is confident of victory in tomorrow's parliamentary by-election in Seberang Selatar, In a final bid to woo the electorate, the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, i and two other ministers In- che Senu bin Abdul Rahman and Mr.
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    Birthday party
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club will celebrate Its 17th anniversy with a dinner party at Joe's Res- j taurant in Petaling Jaya at 8 p.m. I tomorrow
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    Total rout
    94 6  -  PICTURES BY ARTHUR RICHARDS Two pages of exclusive pictures of the Indon invasion that ended in disaster HD-CUFF-ED and still grimy with mud, these barefool Indonesian guerillas sit dazedly at Sungei Kambai police station awaiting their turn to be interrogated. They are among the 50 invaders captured by
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    Total rout
    86 7 CONTINUED THE shock at the swiftness at which their invasion evaporated is still registered on '.he faces of these captured Indonesian guerillas as they are marched to the police station at Sungei Rambai early yesterday. Like the 47 others captured with them, they were finger printed, documented and
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    MOTHER: I'D RATHER DIE THAN GO BACK TO INDONESIA...
    164 7 MOTHER: I'D RATHER DIE THAN GO BACK TO INDONESIA... JiiSSELTON. Friday. A MOTHER of six children, whose ages range from three to 12 years, told the superintend- 1 ent of the Pauper Institute in Tawau that she was prepared to face death rather than be sent back to Indonesia. Madam
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    Prayer day
    38 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Selangor branch of the Ex-Services Association of Malaya has asked ;i!l mosques, churches, temples and places of worship to hold special prayeri and mifcm on Nov. 8 in connection with Remembrance Day
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    Council tribute
    41 7 PENANG. Fn City Council- 1 Trd one minute s itleaet hi th»- nonthlv meetmn m nink m reaped to Mr a.w.B. Hamilton, a former Rpgistnir of ■nd Superintendent of the fire brigade, who died In Wales on Oct. IS
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    Absentee votes in Singapore
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. About 3.500.000 Americans living outside the United States will be among the voters in the presidents il election on Wednesday. They are eligible to vote by absentee balloting. In Singapore. 33 such longflist.incc votes h;tve been registered with the U.S. ConsulateGeneral, a spokesman said
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    A call to candidates
    53 7 PENANO. Pri. Penang and Province Wellesley candid. the School 'Ortincat*. Malayan C*rtlfic;-it* ot Education and Higher School Certificate, who have not yet received their time t.ibit.s aw asked to contact the examinations section of ihe Education Department immediately. The examinations are being held from Nov. 19
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    President again
    26 7 ALOR STAR. Pri. Mr. K. Karunakaran Nair was re-eiected president of the Kedah State M:itndian Congress at the annual delegates conference held here recently
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    Good £uess
    26 7 Good £uess PENANG Fri.— The Oovrrnors Te-'gku Pu.m N the H;'viuin poppy coffee n held in thr Ponmig Club today wh.n she correctly guested ml fight.
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    GIANT RALLY TO MARK SOLIDARITY WEEK
    137 7 GIANT RALLY TO MARK SOLIDARITY WEEK JESSELTON. Friday 4 GIANT rally will be held here at the town padang on Nov. 14. to mark Nattonal Solidarity Week, the Solidarity Committee for Sabah announced today. A Federal Minister from Kuala Lumpur is expected to address the rally. Similar rallies will also
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    Woman of 54 murdered
    53 7 ALOR STAR. Fri. A hou."=e- wife, Wong Lye Heng. 54 was found mvrdered in her home at Guar Chempedak, 18 miles from here, early today. She had multi- pie stab wounds on her head and arms. A vegetable knife was recover- 1 |cd. i A man
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    WIDOW GETS $37,000 DAMAGES
    69 7 WIDOW GETS $37,000 DAMAGES SINGAPORE. Frl. A widow, whose husband was killed In a road accider.t. was awarded damages of $37,680 with costs In the High Court today. Amlr.ah bintr Osman had .sued Yeo Wee Seng, a lorry driver, claiming damages for the loss of her husband. Syed Maldeen bit'
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    Campos trial off again
    62 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl The trial of Christopher Bertram Campos. 32. was put ■in today as he is still unfit to attend court. Campos a share -selling agent tor Malaya Film and Investment Ltd.. is charged with committ ing breach of trust of 512.200. alleged to have
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    Parents' Day
    18 7 PENANO Fri.— The Al-Khairtah Islamu- iM-lnxii. 15 a. in Lrpas. will hold its parents' day tomorrow
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN RULER VISITS TIMES HOUSE
    66 8 rE Yang Di-Pertuan Besar of Xegri Sembilan visited Times House in Singapore on Thursday. To conunemor?J.e his visit, the Ruler was presented with a Straits Times coloured portrait of his father, Tuanku Abdul Rahman, the first Vane Di-Pertuan Agon* of Malaya. Making the presentation
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    Why 15,000 were told 'no' to teaching jobs...
    352 8 Why 15,000 were told 'no' to teaching jobs ONLY 4,734 OUT OF 20,000 WILL FIND PLACES LUMPUR, Fri.—Thousands who had applied for teaching posts in the new comprehensive school plan to be introduced next year have been rejected. A total of 4,734 teachers are required for the new system. More
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    Detectives break up gangster 'summit'
    87 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. Detectives arrested nine suspect gangsters while they were said to be having a "summit" meeting at a roadside stall in Telok Ayer street last night. The arrested men are believed to be "fighters" from different secret societies. They have been detained under the
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    Talentime
    17 8 KUANTAN. Fri.— The Kuantan District Red Cross will hold a talentime contest here on Nov. 26.
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    Firing exercise on Songsong
    99 8 PENANG. Fri. Firing and bombing exercises will be carried out by the Far East Air Force on the Pulau Songsong range, in the vicinity of the Bunting Island Group, off Kedah. on the following dates next month: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. to
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    Magistrate moving
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Lipw Ngik Kee will start work on Monday as the First Traffic Magistrate when Mr. Anwaral Hag. a legal officer, succeeds htm In the Second Traffic Court.
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    'HELP ME' CYCLIST ROBS BOY OF A WATCH
    108 8 PENANG, Fri. A cyclist robbed a schoolboy whom he had asked for help on a lonely foot-path off Logan Road yesterday. Philip Teoh Sin Wah. 12. a pupil of the Pykett Methodist School, reported to the police that he and a schoolmate
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    Insane after crash
    199 8 $42,000 award for wife pENANG, Fri. The High Court today awarded $42,070 damages to Lim Eng Tin, wife of a trisha rider. Tan Kheng Kuan, whose mind was said to have been affected after a road accident more than two years ago. Urn had sougftt damages j
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      187 8 I OOOLA MY GOCNESS,/ NOR OOP V OH, HE'S ALL RIGHT, I I YEAH? OH, HE'S GOT A BRAMIJ I HP'S NOW IN THE V WE HAVEN'T SEEN NEITHER.' I GUESS... IF YOU WHAT'S V NEW PROJECT. YOUR I I GOD BUSINESS' K/. V YOU FOR DAYS.' j-^A HOWS HE
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    THE THRILLING THIRTIES
    1560 9  -  Leonard Mosley by DATELINE: HOLLYWOOD. FRIDAY The Blonde Bombshell as I knew her. IN Hollywood today two film companies are going abend with plans to film the life story of a star whose career was as spectaculai and whose private life was even more fantastic tluin that
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    43 10 M Warii tM < Minimum) ■IplUal of CJE H. Kota Bharu at Alxvt-ddy on 29-10-M. PASTOR LOO THIAN LIANO of Chen l.i Church died .it Ovneral Hospital at 3 a.m. on MMO-44 Funeral nrrviee in church on 1-11-64 3 30 p.m thence la
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    102 10 20 Wort* $10 (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF t(., l*«e Mr. Tan Kirn fhve thanks all relative* and friends who paid nucht vtßtta, aent wreaths, donation* and attended hn n 23-W-4M THE FAMILY OF the late Bernard Kwee express their 'hank* to all relative* and mends for their wreath*, condolences
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    REQUIEM
    57 10 Worth $11) i Minimum I A REOUIEM HICH MASS ill he •.-.id for th.- r.-rose of ttv «nul of the late Mr Jaioh V. I'-reira at the Church of Uw Holy Family. Katonic. a' fi U i>.m. on 3rd Novemher. IWH. All friends :init n-lrilive. an- enm.-Miv refliieatcl md
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 10 in War 4* <t/» f Hinimi/m) CHEW CHIN HOOI, 1.1A »ood man. a wonderful lather, called i It-10-CS. Sadly mi fondly remfmherort i>y wife and Children Sleep well, dear one.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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  • THe Straits Times
    • Article
      End Of A Landing
      579 10 The landings in the JohoreMalacca border area have been a wretched and tragic adventure for Soekamo's guerillas. In a little less than 36 hours only two of the 52 men who were put ashore were still at liberty. Fifty had been captured, two of them believed
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      Ceylon Lesson
      314 10 Thursday's agreement R:o;itly narrows the differences between Ceylon and India on the status of about a million Ceylon residents of Indian descent. The Indian Govern- j ment has conceded that just over half these "stateless per- j sons" are in fact Indian citizens and has agreed to their
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      Hospital Hope
      310 10 The hospital outlook improves by the month, with two bright rays now breaking the pervading gloom. First came news that work on the new Kuala Lumpur hospital would start next year; and now Ipoh too is to get special treatment. The 60-year-old hospital there, which was vaguely in
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    WHEN EVEN MILLIONS ARE NOT ENOUGH
    814 10  - WHEN EVEN MILLIONS ARE NOT ENOUGH HELLA PICK By NEW YORK, Fn. THE New York World's Fair has ended its 1964 section with a bang, not a whimper, as far as attendance at least is concerned. Thousands have been milling around the fairground these last few days with New York's
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  • LETTERS
    • Letter
      Student at the university
      238 10 T REFER to :i refPiit article which appeared la the Straits Times describing an Interview with Miss Fumlko Kamiya. and wish to point out that she has been admitted into the University of Singapore as a no:igraduating student, attending classes for which the University gives no
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    • Letter
      No raid at Cathay
      73 10 I REFER to a report in the Straits Times under the headline "Two who had obscene pictures for sale" which said that a police party seized the obscene photographs from two of the Cathay Restaurant's employees at the employees' entrance. The photographs were not seized at
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    • Letter
      Official quarters
      77 10 T REFER to a letter signed "Homeless? fS.T. Sept. 29 V under the heading 'Housing Block. It Is the policy of the Port of Singapore Authority In the allocation of houses and quarters that adequate priority be given to members of the staff who. due to exigencies of
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    • Letter
      Minute book
      112 10 T refer to your report appearing in Ihe Straits Times of Oct. 27 in connection with mv alleged conduct in walking out of the meeting of the Central Executive Council of the SMMWU with minute book of the Union. At no time did I walk away with the
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      Teachers
      66 10 rE Minister of Education said In the House of Representatives that teachers are Riven the choice of joining either the old scheme or the Unified Teaching Service. This is not quite correct because teachers who Joined after 1957 are .automatically out into the U.T.S. whether *hey like it or
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    Red China gets a change of riot
    659 10  -  SHULLEN SHAW A BAMBOO CURTAIN REPORT By NATIONALIST Chinese intelligence sources believe that more and more riots are being staged in Communist China by people against the government. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek's intelligence system says that anti-govern-ment Incidents behind the bamboo curtain are now
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    Lock icon SABAH IS SEEKING POWER TO RECRUIT FORMOSA LABOUR
    240 11 SABAH IS SEEKING POWER TO RECRUIT FORMOSA LABOUR JESSELTON, Fri.— The Minister for Social Welfare. Dato Moham--1 mad Yassin bin Haii Hashim, told local buildtaft contractors today he would urge the Mahiysian Government to con- 1 sider permitting skilled workers from Formosa to come to Sabah. He said this when
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    Presidential show
    33 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. he American Universities' Club of Malay.i will hold a public lecture and film show on the Presidential elections at the University of Malaya here at 8 p.m. tomorrow
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    MIC study group
    26 11 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Malaysian Indian Congress will hold a study i?roup at Coneress House In Race Course Lane at 7 p.en on Sunday.
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    Firm support from Central Govt: Dr. Lim to Singapore
    255 11 To alleviate unemployment.. SINGAPORE, Friday. T HE Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, today pledged the Central Government's firm support in any programme to relieve unemployment in Singapore. The Central Government, he said, was concerned over the
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    'We are all a part of one country and one nation...'
    509 11 'We are all a part of one country and one nation wharf ship- building, and the iron and steel factory. "Great progress has taken place since then. The National Iron and Steel Mills Ltd. la In full production now. It is now thinking in terms of expansion. "I have noticed
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    Clubs' dinner
    50 11 I SINGAPORE, Fri. —Dr Wong Mook Ow. Medical Superintendent at the Trafalgar Home, will speak on "Leprosy its Relief and Prevention" at the joint dinner meeting of the Apex Clubs of Singapore City, Katong, and Johore I Bahru at the Alumni Association on Nov. 4 at 8.30 p.m.
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    When two women fight over a man.
    198 11 When two women fight over a man OINGAPORE, Thurs. A seaman's wife, Rositik binte Endang. vented her jealousy on another woman, Satijah binte Mustaffa, by biting off the tip of Satijah's left ring linger, the third criminal district court was told today. Rositik. 27. was iound guilty of grievously hurting
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    Sultan of Brunei off to London
    53 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Sultan of Brunei. Sir Omar All Salfuddin. flew to London tonight after a one-day stopover ln Singapore. The Sultan will meet the Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Arthur Bottomley, and other British Ministers ln London to discuss Brunei's political future and her defence
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    Director of Operations in Borneo gets a new job
    164 11 Director of Operations in Borneo gets a new job SINGAPORE, Fri. The Director of Borneo Operations, Major-Gen. C. Walker, is to be succeeded by MajorGen. G. H. Lea in February next year. A spokesman of the British Far East Command today described the change of appointment as a routine one.
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    Women lawyers from America
    62 11 PENANG. Fri. Nine woman lawyers eight from the U.S. and one from Peru arrive here from Bangkok on Sunday on their wa- to New Delhi to attend the 13th bi-annual convention of the International Federation of Women Lawyers. They will be given a cocktail party and
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    'Bankrupt managed shipping company' charge
    276 11 I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The former secretary of Malay German Shipping Co. Ltd SheiKh Ya'Karim, 56. today appeared in the Sessions Court on a charge of taking part in the management of the company while being an undischarged bankrupt. The court president, Inche Hamid Azml, postponed
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    Kuantan dance
    19 11 KUANTAN, Fri. A Popov Dance Night will be held at the Town Hall here on Nov. 7
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    Troops in Borneo may get 'hardship hand out'
    330 11 Troops in Borneo may get 'hardship hand out' T'AIPING. Fri. The Government is considering a "hardship allowance" to members of the Malaysian armed forces serving in the Borneo territories. This good news to our troops was givrn by Tun Abdul Razak. the "Deputy Prime Minister and Minister lof Defence, in
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    Negri Mentri: Be ready
    71 11 SEREMBAN. Fri. The Mentrl Besar of Negri Sembilxn. Data 1 Dr. 1 Mohamed Said bin Mohammed, today asked the DMrid Officer of Port Dickson to warn I thousands of vieilante Corps n>. mbers to be on the alert for furthtr 1 landing? by Indonesians. The Mentri
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    'A day's takings for D-Fund" appeal
    140 11 I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri."■The Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, today suggested that all cinemas should contribute one day's proceeds to the National Defence Fund. He made this suggestion when he opened the State Theatre in Petaling Jaya. A Malaysian premiere
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      587 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) m fSim'l J mLZSt ma E eWS T llnes '"Malay: 5.53 »> —II OH MALACCA Nutional songs: 6.00 News in £g £LT9 fa KS^-SL2%S TV MALAYSIA (Singapura) 1M n n T H J rt'' EL 3: 74S Newa nd ««WSIWI In 5rT« H I"«M- Kunj Sa v.o
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  • FOREIGN DESK EXTRA
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      Lock icon Mr. Smith backs down
      279 12 RHODESIA PREMIER PLANS NEW TEST OF PUBLIC OPINION ON INDEPENDENCE SALISBURY, Friday. 3JR lan Smith, the Rhodesian Premier, told television viewers last night that he saw no hope of independence by Christmas "The recent behaviour of the British Government has made me less optimistic," Mr. Smith
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      Lock icon A Briton is expelled
      44 12 DAR ES SALAAM, Fri.— Mr. Malcolm George Gardner, from Sussex, a 27-year-old Cable and Wireless employee, left here last night for London after beint; given 24 hours notice to quit Zanzibar. No official reason was given for his expulsion. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Peking pact
      36 12 PEKING. Pri. Chinese officials and a delegation of the Japanese Socialist Party yesterday signed a joint statement here suggesting a non-aggre.ssion pact between China and Japan, the New China 1 News Agency reported.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Diplomatic rift
      28 12 LA PAZ. Pri. Bolivia broke off diplomatic relations with Czechoslovakia today for aliened interference by the Czech Embassy in the student riots and other disorders. AP.
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      Lock icon NEW AIR, SEA HITS AT NORTH VIETNAM ALLEGED
      142 12 PEKING. Fri— The North Vietnamese Foreign Ministry yesterday accused United States warships and aircraft of bombing and shellinc North Vietnamese territory on W'edncMlay, the New China News Agency reported from Hanoi. According to the (North) Vietnam News Agency monitored in Tokyo, a
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      Lock icon European protests at British surcharge
      154 12 European protests at British surcharge T ONDON, Fri.— Almost every country from Scandinavia to the Mediterranean has protested against Britain's imposition of a 15 per cent imports surcharge to help end her balance-of-pay-ments crisis. The surcharge. covering manufactured and semimanufactured goods, was one <;t several temporary economic measures announced by
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      Lock icon Out of hospital
      26 12 WASHINGTON. Pri. Porrr.rr President Eisenhower. 74, lull Walter Reed Army Hospital here yesterday, a week after being admitted fcr treatment of laryngitis. Reuter.
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      Train tragedy
      25 12 81/UKSIR. 'Turkey i. Fn.— Six people were killed and 18 iniuri"d when v pMKllfn was derailed mv th.> ror.ii m-estern Anatolian Province town.
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      The 'friendly divorce'
      43 12 CAIRO. Pri.— Ex-QuTn Narrinan. 30. and Cambridge-educated Alexandria surgeon Adham Elttkeeb, 37. have obtained a "friendly divorce after .t Hcrmy llyiM nian-..iße. ii was anuounced yntasdaj. The couple W"re marr.ed two ■OnUll after ex-King Farouic divorced her in March. 1954.
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      Lock icon The 'cycling! mayor' i of Saigon is the new Premier
      453 12 The 'cycling! mayor' i of Saigon is the new Premier CAIGON, Fri. The Chief of State of South Vietnam today designated the Mayor of Saigon, Mr. Tan Van Huong, as Prime Minister. The announcement came In a communique from the office of the Chief of State Mr. Phan Khac Suu.
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      Lock icon Woman wins Nobel prize
      60 12 STOCKHOLM. Pri. The 1U64 Nobel chemistry prize was yester- j day awarded to Professor Doroiuy I Crowfoot-Hodgkin of Sommervillc Collpue, Oxford. Mrs. Crowfuot-Hodgkin. 54. is rnly the third woman to win the chemistry prize in the 63 years history of the award. The others were Madame
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      Lock icon 'Death' rails in Blackpool
      54 12 BLACKPOOL Pri.— Six feet ol BH wartime Slam Death Railw.iy MrtM ban yesterday after i a 10,000-m:le journey from the Th: 1 Hand-Burma bordrr. The rails, sent by the Thailand State Railway, will have a plact of honour at a national reunion of former Par Eastern
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      Lock icon An amnesty for Diem victims
      53 12 SAIOON. Pri.— The Interior Minister announced that 545 prisoners would be released on Nov 1 to mark the first anniversary of a revolution which overthrew Pre- i sident Ngo Dlnh Diem The announcement claimed that 40.859 pnsourrs n-.ive b"Pii rdMKed since the collapse ol the
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      Lock icon Time, Clive...
      29 12 BRIGHTON. Pri— Stonp deal Clivc Stephen.-. was lailed lor three years for theft aftrr he was caught at a pub even though the i alarm bounded. UPI.
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      Lock icon Former C-in-c is new envoy to U.S.
      108 12 Former C-in-c is new envoy to U.S. §AIGON, Fri. The Government today announced the appointment of South Vietnam's highest ranking army officer and former Commander in Chief Lieut. -Gen. Tran Thien Khiem. as ambassador to Washington. The appointment was agreed to by Uashinßton aDout two weeks ajjo. but the olficial
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      233 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. BUI ttetJt the tirni io take I*o 1. Signs of champagne parties thousand, with mounting dlffidoubllng on the cridcet Mil g SMS ?r i P r Tlnl to 1° Marn^X^of^aoJu,' de S -10. She has no heart to go to Lh« J end ?!l t
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  • LETTERS STRAITS TIMES Saturday forum
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      The highest Court of Appeal for Malaysia
      129 13 I LEARNED with great surprise in your 1 issue of October 9, that Malaysia still depends on the Privy Council in London as the highest court of appeal. While this was understandable in the colonial era, it is about time we upgraded our
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      ABACA AND THE BALANCE I SHEETS
      172 13 ABACA AND THE BALANCE I SHEETS WITH regard to the article by Mr. Ledingham on the future oi Abaca (hemp), I beg to differ. While Malaya needs to diversify. It should not diversify to a product that not only is in very limited demand, but has strong and well established
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      Crossing in safety
      128 13 MRS. Cecilia Urn's comments on my criticism of the decision to site traffic lights at the East CoastHalg Roads junction makes me wonder If she has ever seen terrified school-child-ren trapped by roaring traffic when the lights change against them mldwaj across the road. The answer, in
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      For better language quality on television
      122 13 SOMETHING should be done to Improve the quality of the national language used in our television programmes. Recently the Prime Minister's statement that he had received "three peace feelers' from President Soekarno was translated to mean that the Tengku had received "three peace representatives"
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      CLEAN UP FUMES TOO
      61 13 IT it is relief to learn that "operation clean up" of derelict and abandoned vehicles is to be started by Singapore traffic police chief. Mr. Sardar Singh. It would be an even greater relief if he could look into another serious complaint of vehicles emitting poisonous
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      Too many changes
      85 13 '|"HE Ministr.- of Educa--1 tion has Instructed all heads of schools not to turn out pupils who are unable to buy their textbook* on time. Though this is a sympathetic step it is not of real and practical assistance. The best and most tangible help the Ministry
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      Inefficiency
      68 13 MANY officers in the Singapore Ministry of Education seem Inefficient. Even busy school principals who call at the various sections of the Ministry have to stand and wait a long time before they are attended by the officers concerned. Recently, principals who wore asked to collect certatn forms at
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      On monsoons and the language
      308 13 ONCE again we are treated to an article on "Tne Monsoon and once attain l lan lor the bait. Heierence to tne dictionary shows; Monsoon, a oernxiicai wind oi the Indian Ocean s>.W. from April to October, and N.E. the rest of the year. Origin.
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      HEADLINES AND MEANINGS
      83 13 HEADLINES AND MEANINGS IN newspaper headlines the short words, not the correct I words. are sought. "Treaty" is reduced to "pact" as are all contracts, agreements, conventions. covenants, armistices. I pledges and truces. An offer becomes a "bid" and every super- intendent. admiral governor. manager, director or Kane leader becomes
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      No place to rest and read
      88 13 No place to rest and read Pasual readers now find it impossible to obtain a seat in the crowded and small National Library of Singapore. The library Is turned virtually into a huge classroom. Inconsiderate and selfish students do their homework In the library and leave their files and textbooks
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      1018 14 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE Wawdk <S 'Wm i Hot in eta rxlrm LARCE QUALITY Three Bedroom i Klat of solid construction. 24 milen from town lor immediate »ale. Ring Spore nTH NEW SEMI-BRICK HOUSE In Katong area, 3 bedrooms. 3u-year lease. price moderate. Enquire Mrs Ung. 44-i: Duku Koad. Spore.
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    Soviet buying estimates influence rubber
    450 16 HC.B. atid Co. Ltd. in their current rubber review say trading has been brisker this week, with emphasis on the November position, holding that month at a threequarter cent premium to December Outside influences have been playing a major part in the market, especially the
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    FIASCO OF INDONESIANS HEARTENS MARKET
    760 16 From Oar Market Correspondent INDISTRIAL shares were In m on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, while tin shares improved. The trickle of business in rubbers tended to attract better prices. The market took heart from the fiasco of the latest Indonesian landing. The turnover
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 16 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 29 Oct. 30 •Industrials: 85.74 86.43 Tina: 134.86 136.49 rubbers: 106.36 106.36 •Dec. 30, 1963=100. Oec. 29, 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALASIYA
    994 16 t>TjsfrjESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of snares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: ■•uttaad (1.000) $1.61. (1.000) $1.80: Ountopt (3.000) $1.90. (3.000) $1.91; Is* »rdo. (1.000) $2 (2,000) $2.01, (1.000) $2.02.
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    Sixth rise carries tin to a record $835
    312 16 TI"E prict- of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday rose $14.50 a picul to a record $835.25 on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 10 to 185 tons. This was the fourth successive record and sixth rise. The influences appear
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    89 16 \|ELBOURNE. Fri— lndustrials ITX continued to Improve ,<nd rises exceeded lulls by the wldp.il nuir. ins lor .sonic weeks. Leaders moMiy lield stendy levels. Trading v.as again quiet. Base metals and oils were .steady. Loans wer« steady. I .X.A WJ i Mount 1«» N. Hrokrn. Hill HOa.) 40/1
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    252 16 October .10. Thre* months. INDUSTRIALS Bou*tead 13 eta. M. Containers 12 eta. Dun lops 16 ct a. U. Cables 17 cts. City Dev. 7 eta. McAllster 12 eta. K. Smelters 25 eta. M Invest. 12 eta. Esso 15 cts. 0.C.8.C 18 eta. Fed. Disp. 12 eta. Koihmans 13
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    RUBBER PRICES
    229 16 VOVEMBER first grade rubber 1.t.1. x closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 721 cents per lb.. down nn elghta cent on Thursdays «closlnK level for the position. Tbe tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. deling prises in cents per Ib. yesterday: Int.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 16 October 3*. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: It| cents (down an eighth of a cent). TIN: 5835.25 a picul (up 514.50). Unofficial estimated offer ing: 185 tons (up 10 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    135 16 CHIPS lying alengtM* trie Slr*ica*a«a harbour wharves or poo tort today aval Toa Pontoon N.W. 1. Satsum.i Maru It, Salavat 3/4. City at Newcastle 6/7. Anne Bakk* 8/9, Rempan* 10 11. Mexico Maru 13/ M. Mlknua Maru 15/16, Heiyo Mani IS, ThoraKaard r.i KatonK 21/22. Bmptr* Kltllwake
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    79 16 ciation marlr th.^p rh.iege* In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rate* to S100>: New Verk: huymg TT 32 9 16, atrminl OD 32 11 16. «(i d/»t. 33 credit Mia, H 1 trade MUB. Canada, i.iiv.iw TT :i."> 1/14. airmail OD 33 :i 11,16. credit bill*. Ml
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    PRODUCE FRICES
    62 16 CHINESE Produce Exchange. Singapore neon prices per picul yesterday: Coconut ell: Milk JM» -rllfm. drum S34i Kellers. Cepra: Oct. /Nov. VK /Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white SMTi seller*. Sarawak white <142 i Keller*, special Sarawak black ***** sel.ers. «arr>led LampuoK nlack Jl-".'» sellers. ASTA 5132J Sincapere Cepra Allocution
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    H.K. RATES
    39 16 i f*N lh» free oachante market ,n Horn V KonK y.-trrdav th» U.». dallar wan quoted at A for TT and 6 74| ror ciih (terlini «MS ajattad II !.VV« an* one tail cf (Old at J.VM.
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      912 16 LaW!**^^4*^^ B^Bsa sVJ 0 s^bbbi bbbbtJ <m* '^la^^^^^B AUSTMLIA/NEW ZEALAND SERVICE INDIA. PAKISTAN ANO P. GULF SERVICE To: Frentaitle. Melsourae, Syinei. To: Madras asd Nafapattiaaai p eoarg P. Sham S'pora Spore P. Sham Penang BOMBAU VI 7/11 Nil 11/12 Nat MIULA la Pt/Sls 2M» 2S Oet 31 Oct 'URNEA-* IS/11
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      1454 17 Jl H VM ii 3 fi''L^fe^iy (Continued From Page 14) VEHICLES FOR SALE H'orrf« Si '■.Min.)— Box SO ets. extra S2OO/- OOWN PAYMENT And Drive A "ay A Good Secondhand Car. 10 Models To Choose Krom At CCC Junk Fiore Ltd.. 22 Newton Road. Tel: (Spore) *****. FIAT 1500 SALOON.
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      898 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE 11,,* Si i Min. Box SO rfs. rrrrn HERE IS AN opportunity tn buy a car to suit your pocket Very easy ilown payment. Kor only S3OO/- down, you csn drive away a tWtf'2/3 used car mtn ItM balance on «a*y payrntm Pleuse phone *****/6/7 Singapore aon
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      979 17 FOR SALE Words %S 'Min.)— Box SO rfs. txtrm SOLID TEAK DESK with one central i disappearing recess for typewriter. ■r**a drawers including flic drawer. Also U;ik sideboard urn bookcase. I Axminster Carpet. Ascot Heater Pot Plants. Whitaker. (Spore) 957U1. s>3s7s. CLEARINC: Maldcntorm Brassieres. Prelude Padded Usually *9.50 Now Only
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      1266 17 VACANCIES IN THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE Applications are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the following appointments: I. A. TEACHERS-IN-TRAINING (PRIMARY SCHOOLS) (i) Malay Medium (ii) Tamil Medium (iii) English Medium B TEACHKRS-IN-TKAIMNG (TECHNICAL, SECONDARY/ ENGLISH MEDIUM) C TE\CHERS-IN-TRAINING (COMMERCIAL SECONDARY/ ENGLISH MEDIUM) 11. SALARY SCALE: $152x8—168 p.m. In addition
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      485 17 i NOTICE KLUANG RUBBER COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED (Incorporated in the States of Malaya* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that the Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at G-2. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Saturday. 28th November. 1964 at 10.30 a.m. for the purpose ot
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      326 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT I PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DtP AK I Ml I Requires an ELECTRICAL ENGINEER (WATER > In salary wale ;5785 x A4o-I.^Bo Qual. Bar/1415--1470-1,43o—the0 the commencing ba.^ic salary to be dependent upon app.ieant'a qualifications and e\penence^ plus variable allowance as payable from time to time
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      Thais bank on speed, fitness—and Pichai
      473 18  - Thais bank on speed, fitness and Pichai TEOH ENG TATT by Kuala Lumpur, Friday A FTER their victories over North Malaya (8-3) and South Malaya (16-3), Thailand, the holders, must start favourites in the international Rugby Union match for the King of Thailand's Cup against Malaysia at Merdeka Stadium tomorrow
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      NZ VARSITY TEAM TO MAKE 4-DAY TOUR IN JANUARY
      375 18 NZ VARSITY TEAM TO MAKE 4-DAY TOUR IN JANUARY By Mansoor Rahman I/UALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri. The University of Canterbury's rugger team will make a fourday tour of Malaysia in January next year, Malaysian Rugby Union president Mr. Humphrey Brooke said here today. The New Zealand team. Mr. Brooke said,
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      Premier's message
      150 18 I am happy to ex- tend a very warm welcome to the Thailand I Ruby team who have I come to Kuala Lumpur for the biennial match against Malaysia to contest the Cup given by the King of Thailand. The Thai rugger play- ers have been limbering up
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      Lock icon Kedah lose 6 for 42
      158 18 IPOH. Fri. Rain and bad light interrupted play on the first day ot the two-day inter-state Government Services cricket match between Fusi:c and Kedah at Tani jont; Rambutan today. Kedah. who won ihe toss, battei lirsi and scored 42 runs for the loss of six
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      SUMMARY
      39 18 SOCCER Inter-district ißatu Pahat): Batu Pahat 3 Kluang 0. Friendlies (B. Gajahi: Manlaply Est. 1 Nalla Est 0; (Pontlan): North Pontian 2 South Pontian 2. TABLE TENNIS Dato Lav Cup ilpohi: Malayan Banking 'A' 3 HK Bank 2.
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        KIN TAT IN WIMBLEDON FINAL
        95 18 LONDON. Fri. Lee Kin Tat of i Malaysia reached the final j of Wimbledon Open men's singles badminton championship last night I when he beat Enaland intema-; tional R.J. Mills 18-17. 2-15. 15-10 In the semi-finals. Kin Tat will now meet Scotland* Bob McCoig. who
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        55 18 CRICKET Salisbury: Ted Dexter will lead the MCC against South African Colts in a three-day match starting at Benoni today. The MCC team Is: E.R. Dexter R.W. Barber. G. Boycott. J. M Brearley. T. W. Cartwright, R Hobbs. P. H. Parfltt, J.S.E. Price. F. J. Titmus. N.I. Thomson and J.M.
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        65 18 Medal MOTOR-RAt ING London:: World champion John Surtees will' be presented with a gold medal fot "outstanding achievements In motor racing by BrHifn subjects 1" by i the British Automobile Club at Hi I dinner next mon: i RI'GBY London: Results ol Rugby Union County championship matches East Midlands 20
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        45 18 SOCCER London: Nott» County beat Stockport 2-0 In ar English Football League Dlv. 4 match last night. At. Dacca. Indonesia were held to a 1-1 draw by Sport mR Thursday in the Aea Khan Gold Cud tournament. In another match Cyclone and Karachi drew 2-2.
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        29 18 BOXIXC. Tokyo: Fighting Harada. Japan's No. 2 contender for the World bantamweight boxIng champion, knocked out Katsutoshi Aolci. Orient bantamweight champion. In a 10-round non-title fight here laat night.
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      SBHFA team for Feith Cup
      89 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Business Houses FA will mcc; Johore AFA for the Fcith Cup at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow. I The Ya'^g di-Pertu:m Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. will kick off at i 7 p.m. The SBHFA tram will be trom: i Idros Albar. Sayuti.
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      GERMAN ATHLETES WILL ARRIVE IN KL ON TUESDAY
      170 18 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Fri. The German Light athletics team of i 11 men and three women, all of whom competed in the Tokyo Olympic Games, will arrive here on Nov. 3. The Germans will meet a Malaysian tram in an internatioral match
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      Sullivan leads Aussies Open
      185 18 Sullivan leads Aussies Open CYDNEY Fri. Met Suiliv.ui, 30-year-old Adelaide professional, retained, the lead after todays second round in thr Australian Open goif champion- i ship here. Sullivan added a one-over-par 73 to his firs', round 70 for a total of 143. which gave him a lead of one Mroko
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      KEDAH MEET
      33 18 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri. The Kedah Lawn Tennis Association open hard court championships v ill be held at Sungei Patanl on Nov. 19. 20. 26 and 27. Entries close on Nov. 10.
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      BADMINTON Hoo Lum and Tat Meng clinch victory for Kedah
      157 18 BADMINTON Hoo Lum and Tat Meng clinch victory for Kedah ALOR STAR, Fri. Kedah beat Perils 3-2 to qualify for the Morth zone final In the Foong Seong badminton competition at the Guru Hall here today. Kedah will meet on Sunday the winners ox tonight \s lie between Perak and
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      Costly switch for Railways
      63 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The experiment of playing Selangor State hockey full back Kernail Singh at centre-forward did not work out for XL Railway! when they met Telecoms today. Telecoms won this Selangor Government Services match 4-1 at Princes Road. Kernail was slow and fumbed several times
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      Perak make sure in first half
      277 18 I UNDER-23 RUGGER IPOH, Friday. PLAYING in rain and mud, Ferak beat Kedah by 11 points (goal and two pei.'.ities) to three (penalty) in an inter-state under-23 cup rugger match on the Municipal Padang here today. Though the continuou rain suited Kedah,, Perak. laob
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      725 18 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINAM K AND IN THE MATTER OF ASIA DISPENSARY, LIMITED tin voluntary Liquidation i At an Extraordinary General Of the Members of the :iix>\e-mentloned Company, duly convened, and held at First floor, i Asia Insurance Building. Slnga- pore, on the 24th day of October.
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      817 18 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the design, fabrication, supply and erection of steelwork for the proposed Recreation Club at Buklt Chermin. Tender documents may be obtained from the office of the Port Enuineer. The Port of Singapore Authority, against the receipt for a Tender
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      834 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT APPOINTMENT AS il Mm: TECHNICAL 188ISTANT8 I'imill LINE CARRIES) Applications are invited trom Federal Citizens between the ages of 20 and 35 years lor appointmem as Junior Technical Assistants, Power Line Carrier. 2. Applicants must have passed Form IV in an approved Englisn School with
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      64 18 VIBRO-VERKEN THE NAME TO REMEMBER FOR CONCRETE VIBRATING OR SOIL COMPACTING ffM AVAILABLE ISJ EX-STOCK PATERSON,SIMONS&CO.,<M>LTD. W AND NOW ItLL ME YOUR SECRET... Y-m or« in good health. DM you go tip country? No? Bt* the poinj in your bones, in your rnuicles, end in the jotnt»> OM J I
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      121 18 SPORTS DIARY RUGGER Kins of Thailand Cup: iKLi: Malaysia v Thailand (Merdeka Stadium, 7.30 p.m.i; Friendly (J. Bahru): South Johore v FMH. S<>< KR Feith (up .Sporec SBHFA v Johore (.In Besar, 7 p.m.t. SAFA Jr. Cup: STU v Haikowya iParrer Pki; SAFA Piv 2B: Police v Windsor Rovers (SI
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      Nakorn Nai can upset
      234 19 VETERAN STAYER IS USEFUL ON WET TRACK gINGAPORE, Fri.— Best outsider in the Singapore St Leger over 14f at Bukit Timah on Sunday is the bottomweight Nakorn Nai. This veteran stayer is especially useful on a heavy track and although he has yet to show his
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      The St. Leger parade
      302 19 The St. Leger parade (RACE 5— 3.45J I 1 1.1 OX 9 0 1 5 bag by Childe Harold— Romj- > Fourth to Pulau Pangkor :n the Singapore Gold Cup; a bound stayer. < HAMPION 9.0 cb chag by P..n ll— Dona Marche;a>; Has won up to 13f in Australia;
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      SPOTLIGHT ON YOUR FANCIES
      663 19 ITPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Bukit Timah on Sunday. RACE ONE RAMARXJIAM: in top form: has won four races over varied distances in all types of going this season. t\'OM.k.> s WORLD: Came from behind to unish (ait second to Depth Charge over week.
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      Lock icon ACCEPTORS FOR BT. TIMAH TOMORROW
      1662 19 Race 1—1.40 Cl 4 Div 1 ($7,500) 7£ 1 ***** Sinjinj Boy a i Leong St.) R. Breuk. 7 9.0 Wilson 8 2 ***** St. Janeiro g iThlo St.) Allan. 6 8.12 'Soaidi 3 3 ***** Acantha a (Friendly Kongsl) Tulloh, 4 8.10 Coleman 12
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      129 19 DIAMOND BRAND DE LUXE VACUUM JAR REFILLS MADf OF HEATEX GLASS KEEPS COLD W> HOT WO SPONTANEOUS BLAST J r ..M 5^ ]'^T PRODUCT OF FREEZIHHOT BOTTLE CO. LTD HONG KDW6 lIIIIIIIHIIIIMtIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIimiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII LOOK 10 YEARS YOUNGER tdi&WSE&BSESM A HAIRDRESSING that gradually darkens grey hair NOT A DYE Also made in
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      251 19 NEW MODERN POLYPACK FROM COLDS-FEVER-HEADACHES PAINS ><^ SIMPLY TEAR OFF ■'*Wmtf'' K*%ifiW TABLETS FROM STRIP. WKKmkJ^itoft* SAME GENUINE 1!' '<*!' LaJ> SAFE! EFFECTIVE I WOw r* THE PAIU RE LIEVER j&jioC >$<£m 0 L KNOWN AND TRUSTED W-fjg/ SS&tfZ!- P THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA V SV*^ X AND THE WORLO. i^Sfec^ NEW
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    387 20 JACKIE SAM reporting from MUAR DROVE through the 1 Kesang curfew area at noon today with colleague Chong Chee Seong. our Muar correspondent. On the main Parit I ir Road, which leads to Malacca, after leaving Tanjong Agas behind, we ores
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      25 20 CABLE RECEIVED from Crvlon tnliy tMiivll. mother of S K:it!iT-:un:in Of TV 11 Flivong m.« Rnkit Tim.ih Road. AL HAJ A MAJTED. Sole ProI
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      14 20 IN EVER LOVINC Mitrory ,f our 31-10-4H and chlMrrn nit n*»v*r for^nit.ri
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    101 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. —The visit ing Commonwealth Chief Scout. Sir Charles Maclean, last night, presented the Rover Scouts j highest award— The Baden Powell Award to Scouter Martin Cummins. 20. a radio operator on the Royal Navy's HMS Terror. Radio operator Cummins, who received his award at Eden
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    29 20 TWO PRISONERS, their uniforms discarded soon alter landing, being led to a police station lor interrogation. Most of the other 48 prisoners were captured in uniform.
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    32 20 SAIGON. Fri. Two U. S. Air Force pilots were killed today when their Skyratder jet crashed and burned 12 miles north-caM ot Saigon while on a training mission. UPI.
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