The Straits Times, 3 November 1964

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    27 1 m LIB WfcRAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 i I NGAPORE, r Jk I The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1964 15 CENTS. KDN 731
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    A 'TRUTH' AIR RAID
    838 1 3 a.m. leaflet drop on Indon strike bases TENGKU DESCRIBES OPERATION BY RMAF, RAF PLANES AS A GREAT SUCCESS Monday KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA today airdropped 2i million leaflets into Indonesian forward bases to expose the lies surrounding the Jakarta regime's confrontation policy. The drop marked the
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    -DR GOH BARES A SOEK TRADE SECRET
    804 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. Singapore's Minister, today revealed a Soekarno trade secret the Indonesian President personally authorised the export of unsaleable rubber to neutral ports in Asia with the full knowledge that it will eventually be transhipped to Singapore This was
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    Deepavali
    12 1 The Straits Times wishes iil] its Hindu reader- a happy Deepavali.
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    Lock icon RUNAWAY WIN FOR LBJ, SAY POLLSTERS
    151 1 RUNAWAY WIN FOR LBJ, SAY POLLSTERS WASHING T 6 N, Mon. Th c almost unanimous verdict of experts hciv today w:i s t h ii t President .Johnson wo vI d beat S c n;i to r Barry Goldwater in tomorrow's election In an overwhelming majority, t They said that
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    Johnson sure of return to White House
    790 1 Johnson sure of return to White House AS 70 MILLION AMERICANS PREPARE TO VOTE TODAY GOLDWATER'S CHANCES FADE If President Johnson scores the landslide win which the Democrats expect in today's U.S. election, the result could be known by 11.30 a.m. Malaysian time tomorrow. But if Senator Goldwater confounds the
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    THE GIFT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR
    124 1 THE GIFT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THE STRAITS Times Annual for 1 !><;:> will be on sale next week. The Annual is South East Asia's finest i publication and the new edition fully maintains the high standards established in the past. This issue consists of 140 pages, beautifully produced in
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    Lock icon Saud out, Feisal new King
    203 1 Saud out, Feisal new King |>EIRUT. Mon.— Mecca Radio today anI nounced the replace- ment of King Saud of Saudi Arabia and the proclamation of Prince Feisal as King. A statement broadcast over Mecca Radio by the Minister of Information. Sheikh Jamal Hujeilan. said that the decision to replace Kini?
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 JAKARTA PENIES PEACE MOVE JAKARTA. Mon. Foreign Ministry spokesman Harsono today denied Indonesia bad proposed to hold peace negotiations with Malaysia. ••We an- satisfied with present turn of affairs," be said— l'Pl.
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    AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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    Lock icon Smith may be fired by party
    265 2 AFTER THAT BIG CLIMBDOWN... SALISBURY, Monday. THERE was speculation here today that Rhodesia's Minister of Internal Affairs, Mr. William Harper, might become Premier following the climbdown on the independence issue by Mr. Lan Smith. The speculation came after Mr. Smith said he would not
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    Lock icon ONTARIO MAY TAKE IN 15,000 FROM HK, JAPAN
    106 2 ONTARIO MAY TAKE IN 15,000 FROM HK, JAPAN HONG KONG, Mon_ The Canadian province of Ontario was experiencing a severe shortage of skilled labour and was considering admitting qualified workers from Japan and Hong Kong. rhis was stated here by Mr. Stanley John Randall, Ontario's Minister of Economic Development, on
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    Lock icon Javelin death
    22 2 TAIPEH. Mon. A 15-year-old student was killed accidentally by a .tavelin thrown by a classmate in a school playground. A.P.
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    Lock icon Rice on the! ration in Madras
    83 2 Rice on the! ration in Madras MADRAS. Mon. Rice j rationing has begun j in this east coast city, j boiling with discontent i for months because of I India's food shortage. I Each family is to be I guaranteed a weekly rice supply. In Kerala State, on the I
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    Lock icon In dire straits...
    38 2 NEW DELHI. Mon.— Mr. Asoka Mehta. chairman of India's planIng commission, says the nations economy is in such dire straits that It must make IS years' worth of progress in the next 10 years. A.P.
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    Lock icon Turkish visitor
    21 2 MOSCOW. Mon.— The Turkish Poreiftn Minister. Mr. Peridun Omul Erkln, arrived in Leningrad yesterday for a two-day visit. AP.
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    Lock icon A clean getaway by Vietcong after air base raid
    224 2 A clean getaway by Vietcong after air base raid U.S. military spokesman said today that the Vietcong guerillas who shelled the Bien Hoa U.S. air base made a clean escape without any known casualties. SAIGON. Monday Pursuing forces were called back after a futile day-long hunt. About half the U.S.
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    We're ready for those misguided fools—Banda
    165 2 We're ready for those misguided fools— Banda CHOLO, Mon.— Malawi's. Premier. Dr. Hasting Banda. told a meeting of the Malawi Young Pioneers Movement here that anyone who thounht they could "Invade this country from the south or the north is living in a fools' paradi.se. "We are ready for them"
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    Lock icon Peking fetes Jay and British fair men
    136 2 DEKING. Mon. Chi- na last night fried British businessmen and Mr Douglas Jay, President of the Board of Trade, on the eve of the British industrial fair here. For the second night in succession the Chinese staged an elaborate reception for Mr Jay,
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    Lock icon Cambodia: US Embassy pulls out women and —children—
    220 2 Cambodia: US Embassy pulls out women and —children— BANGKOK, Mon The United States y e s t c rday completed evacuation of 34 dependents of American Embassy personnel in Phnom Penh In what was described as a precautionary measure in view of deteriorating Cambodian-US, relations. Sixteen women and the children
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    EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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    Lock icon McNAMARA: THE U.S. CAN BEAT ANY NATION I
    331 3 More bombers, more missiles and more and better subs NEW YORK, Monday. jy[R. Robert McNamara, U.S. Defence Secretary, said today the United States could survive a nuclear attack and destroy the attacking nation. But, he added in an article in the Saturday
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    Lock icon Hitch-hike chickens ended up in cooking pot
    140 3 Hitch-hike chickens ended up in cooking pot |£ANSAS CITY, Mon.— Three chickens which hitch-hiked 185 miles from their scratching ground in Tecumseh. Nebraska, wound up in a cooking pot yesterday Art Turner stopped his truck last night at Tecumseh to rest. The chickens climbed onto the rear axle of his
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    Lock icon Fog havoc
    34 3 LONDON, Mon. The seasons first heavy log blanketed large areas of England yesterday, causing numerous highway crashes including a five-car pile-up in Yorkshire that killed two people. Trains were also delayed. AP.
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    OLGA (PASTERNAK'S FRIEND) RELEASED FROM SIBERIA
    237 3 OLGA (PASTERNAK'S FRIEND) RELEASED FROM SIBERIA MOSCOW, Monday. rrHE woman who inspired the late Boris Paster- nak's best-selling novel, "Dr. Zhivago." has been released from a Siberian prison and returned to Moscow. Olga Ivinskaya. Putriiuc's Intimate friend and irerary executor, was tried secretly in 1960 for alleged currency smuggling and
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    Successful test of new aero engine
    100 3 Successful test of new aero engine lIRISTOL, Mon. The first engine In the world capable of supersonic flight and vertical takeoff, the Bristol Slddeley BSIOO, made a successful j maiden test run yesterday. The BSIOO will power the Hawkier Siddeley PI 154 single-engined supersonic vertical and short take- i off
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    Lock icon Walkie-talkie thieves
    53 3 LONDON. Mon Thieves linked by wiilkie-talkie radio got with gold watches and watches j earn valued at £35.000 in a daylight raid on a London factory. A 40-year-old security guard, bound and gagged by the sevrn raiders, lay helpless as the men I combed the factory for nearly
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    Lock icon Waggy is dead
    40 3 FORT WASHINGTON (Pennsylvania), Mon. Waggy, the heart valve dog. Is dead. The mongrel Rained scientific fame last May 19 when it underwent an operation j lat the University of Pennsylvania I to test the heart valve. AP.
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    Lock icon Wilson to go ahead on steel 'grab'
    269 3 LONDON, Mon.— Mr. Harold Wilson is likely to stake his hairsbreadth majority in Parliament oni an early bid to push through the nationalisation of the British steel industry, political sources said today Mr. Wilson. 48. youngest British Prime Minister of the century, would
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    Woman wins £18,900 Nobel Prize for chemistry
    108 3 PROFESSOR Dorothy Crowfoftt-Hodgkin of Somerville College. Oxford, has won the 1961 Noble Prize for chemistry (worth 18.900 tax free) for "her determination, by X-ray techniques, of the structures of important biochemical substances." Professor Crowfoot -Hod Kkin. 51. who has two sons and a
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    Lock icon 18 dead in German train crash
    82 3 18 dead in German train crash FAST BERLIN, Mon. Eighteen East Germans were killed and more than 100 injured when, an express collided with a goods train, the East German news agency ADN reported yesterday. Five coaches of the BerlinRostock Express left the rails in the crash, which occurred near
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    Lock icon Priest elevated to saint
    58 3 NEW YORK. Mon.— The Rev. John Sergiev, who died in 1909 at the age of 80. was elevated to sainthood here yesterday by the Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia. Father Sergiev, known as Father John of Cronstadt, was credited with unusual powers of prayer, and
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    Lock icon Church burned
    32 3 BRANDON (Mississippi). Mon. —The Rev. J. L. Baker found his Bt. James' Methodist Church burned to the ground when he arrived for Sunday services. It wa.s a Necro church. AP.
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    Lock icon Rome discord
    30 3 ROME. Mon. Nightclubs m the eternal city kept their doors closed last night in a disput* over the rising cost of music royalties for their dance band* AP.
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    Lock icon 800,000 voters 'locked up' on polls eve
    94 3 CAN JUAN (Puerto Rico), Mon. Some 800,000 Puerto Ricans will be locked up at polling stations tomorrow before they *>loct a Governor and members of the government. This unusual method of voting, known as "coleglo cerrado' (closed college), is to ensure that Puerto
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    Lock icon Quads double family
    53 3 JACKSON (Tennev*e«-). Mon. Mrs. Willie Lyons. 35-year-old wife of a Negro Baptist minister, doubled her family yesterday when she f»ve birth to quads. Mother and childrentwo boys and two girls were reported to be fine. The quads are the first born in the state since records started
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    3,000-mile runaway Liz meets her Beatle —idols—
    202 3 3,000-mile runaway Liz meets her Beatle —idols— LONDON, Mon. American teenager Elizabeth Freedman who ran away from home and travelled 3.000 miles to see the Beatles, last night met her idols at the Astoria Palace in Finsbury Park. "The girls back home in Boston will never believe me," she said.
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    Lock icon Flaming death house
    65 3 WASHINGTON (North Carolina). Mon. Six persons burned to death before dawn yesterday on the second floor of a two-store» frame house which was destroyed by lire in this north-eastern NoVtn Carolina city of 10,000. A man downstairs, awakened by smoke, roused his companion, bui the flames were
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    'Indians have earned their place in Malaysia'
    190 4 He said: "Deepavali is a reminder of the part our Malaysian Hindus played in the shaping of modern Malaysia. "They came as immigrants. "It is out of their sweat and sacrifice that the malarial swamps and jungles were cleared to create the rubber
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    FATAL SHOOTING IN SHOP HOLD-UP BID, COURT TOLD
    325 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Assize Court was told today how a partner of a provision shop in Tanjong Katong Road was shot dead by a gunman in an unsuccessful bid to commit robbery in November last year With the gunman were two other
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    'Support local industries' call
    251 4 r NANCE Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee, openIng a new condensed milk factory in Singapore, called on the people to suppprt local industries. Speaking at the opening of the Malaysia Dairy Industries Ltd. in Davidson Road, Dr. Goh said SINGAPORE. Mon. 1 I commodities produced locally
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    FLATS OFFERED TO ALL AFFECTED BY GOVT. URBAN -PROJECTS
    170 4 FLATS OFFERED TO ALL AFFECTED BY GOVT. URBAN -PROJECTS- SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Lim Kirn San, today said all residents affected by the Government's urban reconstruction scheme were offered alternative accommodation at Housing Board estates. He was replying in the Legislative Assembly to a question by
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    Jail term for postman who tore up letters
    81 4 Jail term for postman who tore up letters SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mohamed Yusoff bin Mohamed Jonld, 20. a postman, pleaded guilty in a district court today to two charges of wilfully destroying some letter* entrusted to him for delivery in Buklt Ho Swee on Sept. and Sept. 9. Mr. K.T. Alexander,
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    Lucky blood donors
    85 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Mop blnte Sallm Alsagoff of the Teachers' Training College won the first prize of the "Lucky Blood Donor of the Month" draw with her ticket No. 1716. She will receive a single Malaysian Airways return air ticket to Hon K Kong and $300. Mr.
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    30 WELFARE BODIES IN SHOW, SALE OF WORK
    96 4 SINGAPORE. Mon Singapore's First Lady, Toh Puan Noor Aishah, will officially open the third annual exhibition and sale of work, organised by the Singapore Council of Social Service at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to I
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      88 4 NOW IN FULL SWING JACK-POT SALE OUR SHOP REMAINS OPEN TODAY FOR BUSINESS FROM 9.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. PATRONS A HAPPY OEEPAVALI j SPECIAL OFFiR FURTHER REDUCTION FROM OUR SALE-PRICES FOR TODAY ONLY IT S A REAL JACK-POT. SO RUSH TO:— KISHEN'S 80 HIGH STREET, SPORE 7/J Pher Today:
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      557 4 fSII AW GANISATION 9 Wishing hiNDU Moviegoers A HAPPY DEEPAVALI 9E3H" MIMV >IIO«\IM. 11 am, 1.45. 4, 6.30 9. 1S pm m Peter Sellers George C Scott a Dr.Strangelove Or: How I Lurried To Slop Wording B And Loire The Bomb NEXT CHANGE! g v fay B C*****E3E3|3E3 !vO\V SIIOWIM,!
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    Millions of dollars saved...
    99 5 Millions of dollars saved MALACCA, Mon— The Chief x Minister of Malacca,; Inche Abdul Ghafar bin i Baba. said yesterday that If not for the prompt action taken by the members of the Vigilante Corps, the Govern- i ment would have had to .spend millions of dollars in roundlng^up the
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    Solidarity Week dinner
    79 5 Solidarity Week dinner SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore's Prime Minister. >lr. Lee Kuan Yew. will be guest of honour at a "National Solidarity Week" dinner to be given by 137 Malay cultural organisations at the St. John's Ambulance headquarters in Beach Road on Nov. 16. The Premier has been invited to speak
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    Sarawak's police girls
    11 5 LATER, PERHAPS POWDER— BUT FIRST IT'S HARD TRAINING
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    Two Indons on illegal entry, arms charges
    226 5 Two Indons on illegal entry, arms charges I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon., Two Indonesians were today charged in the magistrate's court' here with illegal entry into a security area and carrying arms without i lawful authority. They were Saikin Djojomarwi. 3\i. ot Mao.statl Madlun Jawa Tengah, Indo- nesia and Abidln bin Saiklan,
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    Kidwai to see temple ruins
    263 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon -The I newly-appointed High CommivMoner tor India. Mr. M. K. Kid- i wai. who is making his first official visit to Kedah. toda> inspected the reconstructed .ruins of a tenth 1 century Hindu temple at Buklt Batu Palrat. about 14 miles from
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    Death of nun who served for 49 years
    103 5 PENANG. Mon. A nun who served in Malaya for 49 years died in the Penang Convent here today at the age of 80. She was the Rev Stster Brendan. who laugln several generations of Convent pupils in Pulau Tiku.s. Sister Brendan tirsi
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    WOMEN LAWYERS FROM 70 LANDS MEET IN DELHI
    255 5 WOMEN lawyers from nearly 70 countries will meet in New Delhi this month for the 13th biennial convention of the International Fed- eration of Women Law\Ve have high hopes ot another successful convention." IBM Mildred Bixby. leader of the American delegation said
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    SPECIAL PRIVILEGE SOUGHT IN C-MARKET QUOTA
    326 5 SPECIAL PRIVILEGE SOUGHT IN C-MARKET QUOTA PENANG, Monday. THE Cycle and Motor Traders' Association here has appealed to the Ministry of Commerce I and Industry to allow goods listed in the Penang schedule under the Malaysian Common Market 1 ito be imported into tne Island without holding them against the
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    Police hold 4 Perak gangsters
    56 5 Police hold 4 Perak gangsters IPOH. Mon. Four men were detained under the Restricted Residence Enactment by the police anti- secret society branch yesterday. They are believed to be members of the Mun Hud secret society sane which has been operating in KamDar. Malim Nawar. Lajvan j I Ku<ja new
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    'Hands off warning to Manila by Sabah Assembly
    509 6 THE Sabah Legislative Assembly today unanimously passed a motion urging the Central Government not to engage in further talks with the Philippines over its claim to Sabah. The Assembly unanimously put on record its conviction that the people of Sabah had chosen
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    'People of Sabah prefer Malaysia'
    181 6 A FILIPINO settlor, now a Sabah State Assemblyman, said in the Legislative Assembly today that the Sabah people of all origins prefer independence through Malaysia rather than .join Indonesia or the Philippines. Mr. Kajihacl Am hct.t of I ih. id Datu said this when speak
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    Work to rule threat by D.T.C. —teachers—
    193 6 Work to rule threat by D.T.C. —teachers— C U N G E I PATANI. Mon. The National Union of DayTrainins; Teachers may cull a work to rule if the Ministry of Education fails to give the union a seat on the National Joint Council for Teachers The national president of
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    Commonwealth Guide chief due in Spore
    71 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mi.ss Ai:s- t:ce Gibte. ComnionweHlth C. 'Guide Commissioner, will fly Into Singapore on Nov. 7. for a short visit before going to Kuala Lumpur. Shr will call on Ton Puan Noor ALshah, Singapore's First Lady. who is also the President of tne
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    New post for Mr. Dury
    53 6 IPOH Mon. Mr. Bion Dury. acting Chief Eklucatinn Off irrr. Per.ik. in pluce oi Mr. J.E.B. I Ambrose since June, has loft for a new appointment with the Education Ministry In Kuala Lumpur. Mi. Ambrose has resumed duties here after «n extensive education--lal tour of
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    Trishaman says he was hired to inflict hurt
    267 6 Trishaman says he was hired to inflict hurt ALOR STAR. Mon. s A*■ A trisha rider today testified that a theatre manager offered him S3OO to "inflict harm" on a businessman. I agreed to carry out the job." Ahmad bin Said told a a preliminary inquiry. Accused of abetting three
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    The menace of speeding boats in Sabah
    92 6 JESSELTON. Mon.— Sa bah has not only the menace of speeding road vehicles but it also has a problem of speeding motor boats in Its river waterways At the last mrrtmc of the TfcwM rural district council, Inche Bakar Salleh complained thai some
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    THE THRILLING THIRTIES
    978 7  -  Leonard Mosley by THE HEADY YEARS: DAY TWO WILLIAM POWELL today has retired from films and lives with his memories in a comfortable home. He refuses to talk about his last months with blonde bombshell Jean Harlow except to express his disgust at the books which have
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    Nest of sin gets a clean-up
    841 7 Nest of sin gets a clean-up The grumblers, of course, knew nothing about Jean Harlow's private lite. Had they guessed what some of the parties were like which she and other stars attended, or heard of the lovers she picked up and discarded, and had they listened to some of
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    HEATHS
    61 8 10 PJor* S/« (Minimum) BHARGAVI AMMA beloved fmter of i fKuindntsekharaplllal Indo National Pi«- i -Titul Paiar died :il-in-IM4, reeened rahle in Pnravur Kerala. MARIA CHEW YOKE CHIN, hetoved i,l tout Hoon Teek. p«««ed awir on 1-11-64 OmtMtm viill |OBM II »l« Hnon RroM on 111(14 »t 4 TO
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    196 8 it Word, fit) /Minimum) MR A MRS. F-ranrln Josrph thank trteodii and relative* for tbeir good j wtabap. v, kind attend •are it their wmdniK. MRS. LEE HAMNETT thanks all relative. Iriendi. for their nrwilns. maswKes nnd presenre at the funeral of the lale Mr K O llamnett FAMILY
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    203 8 20 H-errf, HV Mtmrnnm) MASTERS" that in, QUALITY SMOt LUCY COM U M B >nk i.i I mfts VINCENT OF AUSTRALIA rtmaloa id p m. I el: DONALD MOORE CALLERIES "ill b* oi»ti Mtfßf H u-.uil. w.th n.w MSBMBtt of t<^ and pottery, m well j as other aplend.d
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      Johnson To Win
      698 8 All the opinion polls and forty-nine of America's fifty leading political commentators pick President Johnson to I win today's Presidential battle. There has never been greater assurance about any American 1 election, except the almost equally unanimous opinion 16 years ago that Dewey would bc;!t Truman. Memory
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      Seeds of Doubt
      325 8 No action could have better met the needs of the moment than the leaflet air-drop over Indonesian forward bases. From Rhio to Pulau Rupat Indonesian servicemen have been told, by one of their own officers, that the three raids into Malaya have ended in disaster and that
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      Research Centre
      207 8 The proper distribution of influence in the running of academic institutions has been so much a source of dispute in Singapore, that it is well the question is receiving attention lin advance of the establishment of the proposed Centre for Economic Research. The centre's ruling body, it has
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      167 8 T HILE 1 agree with your correspondent. "Road user" that there Is a tendency for the police to be "single minded". I would in fair criticism suggest that. If the police were to charge all offences against the law. the already overcrowded court rooms would require to have a
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      Parking jams
      169 8 THE Permanent Secretary. Ministry of National Development, misses th» point at issue on parking problems in general and in Singapore in particular. Ftftv cents an hour .s too high a charge for parking bearing In mind that the motoring public pays $1.10 a gallon petrol tax plus a
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      Parking signs
      83 8 SOME of the efforts of Singapore's traffic dolice are truly commendable. A shininK examole is their effort in Market Street. We see signs there on one side indicating no parking on fVfii dates and on the other side no parking on odd dates. This would be truly helpful
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    Lock icon Voting for a policy and president
    1168 8 How Democrats and Republicans answered the complaint that the campaign was devoid of issues A CONSTANT complaint throughout the 1964 U.S. Presidential election campaign has been that it was devoid of "issues A good deal has been said, however, about foreign policy, defence, space,
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    Lock icon Marking a vote for grandma
    213 8 >TEW YORK, Mon. 1 American voters using polling booths fitted with voting machines in tomorrow's elections will have a tricky task if they wish to "split" their ballot. Observers believe that many thousands of Republicans will refuse to vote for their presidential candidate. Senator Barry
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    U.S. poll results to arrive here via space
    210 9 ITUALA IIMPIR, Mon. 1 In- Our of America will carry eijjht hours ol I .S. national election returns i.i tlw Syneom 11 natelllte •<> Far Bant nations, includip« Malaysia »n Wi'dm-s--iajr. At thi- HUM tinir. the I s liit'ni inalion Sfrvirr in
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    Royal visit
    21 9 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon. The Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah left today by air for Singapore for a week's visit.
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    DO YOU KNOW 'PETER'?
    68 9 DO YOU KNOW 'PETER'? QINGAPORE. Mon. This six-year old boy who said his name Is Peter was found by police wandering at the Kandang Kerbau market on Aug. 4. Police have so far been unsuccessful In tracing the parents of Peter. i Anyone knowing his parents or guardians are asked
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    He cannot recall his past...
    361 9 Health Inspector had an accident in 1959; since then everything has been a blank By PADMAN GOPAL Kuala Lumpur, Monday A SENIOR Sabah Health Inspector has spent the past five years trying to recall his past. On May 9. 1959. iMaurice Leafe fell off a
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    Soekarno and the triumph of good over evil
    185 9 l/UALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manlckavasagam, said today that he hoped President Soekarno would change his mind about continuing his "crush Malaysia" plan. Mr. Mamckavasagam said that the Deepavali festival that will be celebrated by Hindus all over
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    Orphan fund now totals $27,522
    67 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Straits Times fund for the eight Ow orohans has soared to a total of $27,522.60. The children's father Mr. Ow Chow Choon. died a few months a*o and their mother. Madam Lim Poh Ken*, was killed in a motor accident on Oct.
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    Remembrance Day
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Remembrance Day Serv*ce win be held on Sunday m 9 30 a.m. at St Andrews Pr«»byterlan Church--1 Weld Road, here
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    '18 women teachers rejected offer9
    134 9 '18 women teachers rejected offer 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Four out of a total of 5.109 women teachers in Government schools in the four lank v a g c streams have REJECTED the Government's offer of conversion to men's salary scales. And FOURTEEN out of a total of 2.754 women teachers
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    Voice over the capital airport: Soekarno is dead
    233 9 Voice over the capital airport: Soekarno is dead KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Dozers ol people at the airport here last night were puzzled by a voice-aircraft which flew over announcing 'Soekarno is dead." One airport visitor who heard the voice was Inche Sidek bin Alwi. the manager of Malaysian Airways here,
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    Lark Sye on holiday
    46 9 SINOAPORE. Mon.— Millionaire chairman of the Tasek Cement Factory in Ipoh. Mr. Tan Lark Sye, left for Formosa today for a 20-day holiday and industrial tour. Accompanying him on the tour are Mrs. Tan. a son and a daugh-ter-in-law and three children.
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    Symposium opening
    41 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Th« Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. will declare open the symposium on Sports Medicine at the lecture theatre of the pathology department at the Singapore General Hospital, tomorrow at 9.30 a.m.
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    GERRY THE PAGE BOY
    15 9 MR. A. P. RAJAH He succeeds Mr. Barker a.s new Speaker.
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    IS NOW A DOCTOR
    100 9 OINGAPORE, Mon Gerry Monteiro, second son of Prof. E. S. Monteiro of the University of Sirgapore, has obtained hi.s M.8.8.5. degree from the London Hospital. Prof. Monteiro, Professor of Clinical Medicine at the University, disclosed today that he had received a cable about this. Gerry. 22.
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    Waylaid near cemetery
    38 9 IPOH, Mon. Three youths waylaid a cyclist. S. Tangaivai.i. 19. near the Malay cemetery in Jalan Bendahara and robbed him of a watch worth S3O yesterday afternoon. The police have detained three youths for questioning.
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    2 gangsters held
    22 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two secret society "fighters" were arrested last night and detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    Rajah is elected new Speaker of House
    300 9 Rajah is elected new Speaker of House TOH: RENOWNED FOR HIS WORK SINGAPORE, Mon. The Legislative Assembly today elected Mr. A. P. Rajah, former opposition Assemblyman, as the new Speaker of the House. He was proposed by the Deputy Premier and leader of the Hou.se. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. just
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    Cyclist dies after crash
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Mon— A cyclist Lee Kok Seng. 28. of BufYalo Road the OeneraJ Hospital thli morning, .six he ww involved in an accident. Lee was v.ith friend cycling along Kallang Road when a cai collided Into them. The othei cyclist escaped with minor Inlurles.
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      229 9 1* still thinner 1949: Eterna Matic, with its revolutionary ballbearing-moun-ted selfwinding system, created a technical sensation. 1956: The «Centenaire» series brought still another great success: the first really thin automatic watch. Today: The progress attained by pioneers of research and technology has made it possible for the first time to
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      77 9 }Jift dXisvLTwxct doTpotafiou of dttdia (INCORPORATED IN INDIA). SOME SALIENT FEATURES Tota. Business in force (1962/63) Over $20,438 Millions New Business (1963/64) 4,500 Claims Paid (1962/63) 283 Foreign Business (1962/63) 153. Investments held in Malaysia 17 Divisional Office For Malaysia ORIENTAL BUILDING Phone: *****/2/3 Kuala Lumpur P.O. Box 76. BRANCHES:
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      851 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5-K.L. P. Pinanc Tamil: 6.10 Dunsa Wanita; 6.30 c Iww Alvin Show: 7.00 News in En«--6— Ipoh and Malacca lish; ,1Q Ind;an Ba n cl; 730 PM. 2.00 Test pattern and Vacation Playhouse: 8.00 News tone; 5.15 Test pat'c'.n and In Mandarin; 8.10 Latin music; 5.45
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    The new styles are as smooth as glass
    391 10 The new styles are as smooth as glass J'HKHE lias been a quiet revolution in the technique of permanent waving. With modern waving methods short hair can be made to look as smooth as glass oh the surface, and yet stand out firmly away from the head to give flattering
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    White tops list in wall colours
    107 10 OFF white heads the list of the top 10 wall colours in home decorating in 1964. Lemon yellow is a rlns«> contender, reports a paint company, in its regular analysis of popularity in home decorating colours. Greens show in a variety of hues and
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    mainly for women
    54 10 mainly for women by ABOVE are two of the latest styles. Left Is the soft bob. reminiscent of the thirties, which the majority of the women will find easy to wear. Right: This hairdo achieves the new close, off-the-neck line without cutting the shoulder-length hair so many of us have
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    COOKERY COURSE FOR CHRISTMAS
    230 10 TK) help wives make the Christmas season a success the Young Women's Christian Association in Singapore is introducing two courses, one on cookery and the other on ribbon decoration with emphasis on the festive mood. The six-week cookery course which begins next Wednesday every week on
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    ORIENTAL FASHION TWIST
    137 10 A FASHION collection with a strong oriental influence, including sheath dresses in Thai silk and Japanese-style cocktail dresses, scored a hit with British and overseas buyers recently. The collection was that of London ready-to-wear designer Fredrick Starke and the success of last season's easternInfluenced collection has brought
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      252 10 it aL A V I IKOPTROSE 'H*^ ROSE HIP SYKTJP Richest of all in natural Vitamin C S^^^ Habies and growing children need I itamin C every single day for clear fslvin, firm gums, strong bones and I jr^jgMß S^ healthy teeth. But the body cannot I ff^JMt tffß 1
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      212 10 fe m iS 9 "Ccur-]oit" 'Cz£±l^' W.chin > few yrars. NINA RICCI Perfumes have von Si M vorld-vidc recogniuon. MB to On five continents 2nd in more than 70 countries, the vQ NINA RICCI fragrances are proudly presented by the fISV finest presume and quality stores, vho are consaous of
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      268 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS it had been a t (7). 1. Kurdish leader, in inspiration 6 Shakespeare's wicked uncle at crude, makes Important ad- ln Oemum (7). vance (5-7». 7 Ls ll snappy to have a good 8. Something for the beggar or m elnor >'; 2) the press H-3i.
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    $294 mil. earmarked for Singapore D-plans
    643 11 $294 mil. earmarked for Singapore D-plans LARGE SLICE OF ESTIMATES FOR HOUSING NEXT YEAR... SINGAPORE, Monday. MUCH of the Singapore Government's big plans for next year is seen in the development estimates, for which a total provision of $293,742,000 is proposed. Nearly half of this, amounting to over $125 million,
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    Swedish trade mission due
    159 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A 15-m ember Swedish trade mission will arrive in Singapore on Nov. 24 to study investment prospects, and to explore the possibilities of increased trade. The team sponsored by the Swedish Export Association and led by its general manager. Mr. Jonas Nordesson, will stay
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    This service will benefit fishermen and farmers, he says
    202 11 KUALA TRENGGANU, Mon. An Alliance M.P. has suggested that; the Ministry of Agricul- ture and Co-operatives, establish a low rental equipment service for fishermen and farmers in the East Coast. Dato Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman < Kuala TrengganuSelatan) made the suggestion
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    Helicopter pilot Mohamed
    64 11 JESSELTON. Mon. A former second lieutenant of the sth Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment who volunteered to join the Malayan Air Porce as a pilot officer four vctrs ago has become the first in helicopter pilot to serve in Borneo. Hr is Flying Officer Mohamed N«ah. 26. He
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    Welfare committee
    26 11 PENANG, Mon. The State Welfare Committee will hold its next meeting at the Penang Youth Centre. Acheen Street, at 5.15 D.m on Nov. 19.
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    SOLIDARITY WEEK IN NS
    83 11 SEREMBAN. Mon. The Negri Sembilan National Solidarity Week Committee, headed toy the Mentri Besar, Dato <Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohamed. was formed here today. Various sub-committees to organise the Week were also formed. Dato Mohamed Said said that a mass rally would be held at the
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    I will look after family, says dead man's son, 15
    299 11 I will look after family, says dead man's son, 15 pALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. Fi f t eenyear old S. Krishnan, eldest son. of the antimalaria Municipal labourer who was killed in a road accident yesterday today said he would "look after my family from where my father left off."
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    Man in extort bid case freed
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Lim Kh\e Hop. charged with attempted extortion of $1,000 from Ong B:t Seng, a pork .seller, was today acquitted by a magistrate's court. He was alleged to have committed the offence with another man in Queen Street on Dec. 26. 1962. His
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    Only for Hindus
    22 11 JESSELTON. Mon.— The Sabah Government has agreed to give Hindu Government servants a day's unrecorded leave for Deepa vali.
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    MALAYSIANS KEEN ON SPECIALTIES
    126 12 MALAYSIANS KEEN ON SPECIALTIES TIIKRK will always be a demand for specialty articles in the Malaysian market said Mr. lI. H. Turner, export manager of Bulpitt and Sons Ltd. England. Mr. Turner vLstted Singapore and Malaya last week in the course of his four-month Australian, Middle and Far East tour.
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    DIRECTOR OF ICI DUE
    131 12 MX. MICHAKL CI.AI'HAM (above), an 1.C.1. overseas director, arrives in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday for a short visit. He will be visiting the I'adang J.iHu site of the Chemical Co. of Malaysia Ltd., an associated company of 1.C.1. (Malaya l Ltd.. where considerable progress has been
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    HERE TO SEE SIME DARBY
    94 12 Mi: A. J. WHITE, (above), managing director of Australian Sisalkraft Pty. Ltd. and of Bates i Australasia) Pty. Ltd., arrived in Singapore last week for discussions with si m<- Darby executives. Malaysian agents for Sisalkraft reinforced aluminium foil insulation and building and packaging papers. Mr.
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    Sweden seeks to expand her business
    135 12 Sweden seeks to expand her business SWEDEN is interested in expanding her dusines.with Malaysia according to Mr Ronald Bnron. the Far Ea.st sales manager of Hagglund and Soner. a Swedish firm specialising in manufacturing electrical and mining equipment. Mr. Baron Is now a twomonth business tour to the Far East.
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    4m. tractors
    49 12 A now tractor production record whs established recently when the four millionth tractor produced by Internationa] Harvester rolled off the production lines. The only .nanuliicturer m the world to accomplish this feat. IH produced us tirsi tractor In 1906. The Ma--I;ivm;im representative, is United Enemeers (Malaysia) Ltd.
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    Agency link-up
    27 12 The Japan Line Ltd.. has organised an overseas agency department to strengthen and expand its co-operative relation--with shipping companies in all part* of the world.
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    AUCTIONEER RETURNS FROM TOUR
    138 12 AUCTIONEER RETURNS FROM TOUR A SINGAPORE auctioneer and antique dealer, Mr. Victor. Wee, has Just returned from a four-month business tour of the world which he described as "most rewarding." During his tour he renewed many of the contacts which he had built in Europe when he last visited the
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    PAN AMERICAN MAN BACK
    91 12 A StI.MUK <>|>i uiion- reprrsrnUtive of Pan American Airways in Singapore, Mr. Jimmy Tan Wan Sen*. 31, has returned In air from an operations refresher course at the airline's training sohool in Hong Knnß. lie was away for two uccks during which he reviewed airline despatch
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    BOOK-KEEPING CLASS
    69 12 The Singapore Economic Development Board's light indusMm si-rvirrs has inaugurated itfirst bookkeeping simple cost urrounting course for small plant managers and book-keepers. It is 1 1 undid b\ 30 participants representing 15 manufacturing enterprisrs In Singapore. This roursr which runs for srwn weeks, consist* of 14 'ecturcs Riven
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS
    9 12 COMMERCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS Doctor drops practice for business
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    Indrasoma resigns from de Silva's
    240 12 r<EYLON'S first honorary trade commissioner for Singapore and tlie Malaysian Borneo States will end his long association with B.P. de Silva, the oldest Ceylonese firm in Singapore dealing in precious gems and jewellery. Mr. M. W. Indrasoma, who has been with the company for 23
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    REPRESENTING SINGAPORE
    73 12 MX. BUNNY OIAM i above i. advertising and public relations co-ordinator of Kodak (Mala\.ii Ltd.. is representing Singapore at the fourth Asian advertising congress in Hong Kong as one of Malaysia's 20 delegates. He will have a dual role, as he will also be representing the Singapore International
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    Big US order to Triumphs
    97 12 At the London motor show. Standard-Triumph received the largest order in the history of the company, when Mr. Chris. Andrews, president of the Standard-Triumph Motor Co. Inc.. Np-,v York, made his requirements known for 1965. The order, which together with spare parts, is valued at
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      247 12 Dear Sir, We hare Introduced ADLER tyrevrlters to Malaysia. AIjLER is the oldest typewriter manufacturing coapany In Germany and be l one* to the famous GRtIMDIG group of quality manufacturers. ADLER typewriters are known for their modern design, quality and success 4&»H.s>-:« This is the ADLER TIPPA portable typewriter, gold
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      400 12 f BENFORD jG TILTING DRUM MIXERS /flVji Hond fed models in b, f^Umn I 7 /5 One-Bog' ond !0/7 a<^i^l\ cuff sires. Either wire rope >£GV?uTj or hydroulicolly ci i i^SaVfi y**v loader ond 8 gallon watci BENFORD /It* REVERSING DRUM MIXERS ir»<JU_j| Power operoted; scraper T^^ ICY shovel ond
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    INDUSTRIALS HAVE A GOOD DAY ON EXCHANGE
    748 14 Prom Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS had an exI cellent morning on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday morning with several first-rate gains posted and a very full list traded. Tin shares were steady with movements small. In the arternoon the market was very
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Stork Indices Oct. 31. Nov. 2. •Industrials: 87.58 88.75 Tins; nt;.67 136.82 rubbers: 106.40 106.56 Dc«. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29, 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    988 14 OI'siNESS In and reported to the Slncapore and Kuala Lumpur iranim; rooms of the Btock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shr.res traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BautWad IMMKI) $1 i; 6: C.S Holding* (3.<>on> $2 55, HM; Duniop* laVtMl x M. IS.OM] KLti I'm"'.
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    CLOSING PRICES I
    28 14 November 2. MALAYAN RI BBKR PRICE: 7'ij tents (down three-rightns of a cent). TIN: 5807.25 a picul (down 52.75). Unofficial estimated offering: 210 tons (unchanged).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    145 14 CHIPS lyinit aionxticl* tha Sm^juor. Harbour wharves or eiptcted today arc Hhenian 5. Chetoo 6/7, Ne--tor I 0, l)on;ti U, Empire Klttlwake 21/22, Kinryu Muru 25/26. Llch Maerak 31/32, Bonia 35/3rJ. Cosmos BetvißUese 40/41. Nimertis 42 43, Munon^a Maria 44. Chanda 45, Neder P.ijn Ships In Penang
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    Price of Malayan tin falls another $2.75
    543 14 rE price of Straits tin on tht 1 Penani market •.•••sterday fell $2.75 9 picul to $807.25 on an offering unofficially estimated to have been unchanged at 210 ton.> It wu.s a .sign of conscience in the continuance oi a htgl demand for
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    97 14 MELBOURNE. Mon— Industrial* continued to tirm m a naiTcnv market. Most leaders Improved. Roihmans gained II- over tWO cur j( v ooe-lor-flve (Mr metals mi i o firmer. Oils were AOG continued to lostdown 3d. to 36 ■toady. The Melbourne exchnane will bo closed tomorrow. C.X.A. Mount li-a
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    224 14 NOVEMBER first xrada rubbar f.a.k). 1 closed at S p.m. in Slngaper* and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 724 cent.-: pat lb., down tbree-elgbtns cent on Krtday'a closing levtl for the poaltloin 1 lie tone was inactive. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. doling prlias in canti per lb. yesterday: lot. 1
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    49 14 MINESE Product Eichanm, Sinxa- pore noon pricts par picul ytstsrI day Coconut oil: rmlk >■!♦ >ellrrs. drum Copra: Nov Dec UK Continent: Ucii. Pfpper: M-.intck Wtlltt ***** Mllerj. I U-.n-.i^iti- tilncli (1321 aellerm, ...-TA prices I |UOt»*: S"t paore Cocanut Oil Miller* Assonation pricts: milk BUI ».-iirr», .ItTS.
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    Singapore is riding confrontation
    1560 16 DR. GOH INTRODUCES BUDGET FOR 1965 fill-; Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, presenting the Government's 1965 estimates to the Legislative Assembly today, spoke of Singapore s strong economic position despite Indonesian confrontation. "The collapse which the Indonesians had expected, and which their anti-national pro-Communist
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    $1 MIL FOR FIRST TWO FLYOVERS
    1598 16 coarse. unsatisfactory. There appears, therefore, to be a need to change our financial year to enable us to complete our estimates after the taxation policy of the Central Government is known. He said that for 1965. the States share of Federal revenue had bee.i
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      979 16 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN J? m 4 P?? that I. Lee Kuan Cheng of No: 97. Orljinatinj Petition Frankel Avenue. Singapore, have >o. II of 1964 applied for a Retail Shop licence I\ TIIK MATTER OF in respect of premises No: 97. rutIIADAU CftMC Frankel
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      793 16 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE PI'BLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE 1963. (No. 18 of 1963). NOTICE INDER SECTION 19(2) Notice is hereby given, pursuant j to Section 19 1 2 > of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963. that the Director of Public Works requires
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    TENNIS Two titles to Dharma
    160 17 TENNIS Two titles to Dharma l/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Dr.' K. Dharmaratnam of Malacca j won the men's singles and doubles titles in the flrst Malaysian IndoCeyionese tennis championships which ended at the TPCA courts today. In the singles rin:il. Dharmaratnam beat Asian Games player Lionel Jay.it liak.i 6-4. 6-4. Earlier,
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    Nicklaus wins
    55 17 SYDNEY. Mon.— Jack NICk!:iUS (US) won the Australian Open I goif championship yesterday when he tired a flw iimlni |WI 67 In .id 18-liole playoff Australia's Bruce Devlin. Devlin c;trded 70 in the toiUM nament's lirtt playoff s:nce 1948. The pair finished the regular ion I 72 holrs
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    29 17 MELBOURNE, Mon. George Cross of Melbourne defeated Apia of Sydney 3-2 after extra time here yesterday to win the Austlian Cup for the national soccer; championship. Reuter
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    103 17 RUGGER Friendly (S? Isla.'ider.s 16 Si? Patani 0. HOCKEY Friendly tSeremban): FUzak Camp 4 Royal Tank Regt 1. TENNIS Friendly (Kluang): Kluang Club bt SCC 5-4. GOLF— State Express Challenge Cup (S'porei: 1 S.I.C.C. 372 (N. Sutcliffe 71 A. Murdoch 72 Lauw Yang Choon 75 Ong Choon Bee 77
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    Ministry to assist not control —Tengku
    614 17  - Ministry to assist not control Tengku Ken Fernandaz: by K. Lumpur, Mon, fENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, Malaysia's Prime Minister, today declared that the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports was formed "to encourage and assist and not to control culture, youth and sports of this country." The Prime Minister added that
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    -RACING WITH EPSOM JEEP BRILLIANT PULAU PANGKOR SET FOR A RECORD
    277 17 -RACING WITH EPSOM JEEP BRILLIANT PULAU PANGKOR SET FOR A RECORD V T O ONE at Bukit Ti- mah was more pleased than Ng and Ng Stable "ien Pulau Pangkcr romped home to a brilliant li lengths win with 9.10 in the $15,000 Hunter Memorial Stakes over 9f on Sunday.
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    BADMINTON Malacca v Kedah for Heah Cup
    167 17 BADMINTON Malacca v Kedah for Heah Cup MALACCA, Mon.— Malacca Kill LWM meet, Kedah in the mter«cne final of the Heah Joo Seang Cup for interstate women's badminton. Malacca became the South zone champions when they edged Selangor 4-3 here last night. Kedah eliminated Perak by a similar margin in
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    146 17 DENONI (Transvaal), Mon. MCC were set to make 293 in 246 minutes after dismissing the South African Colts XI for 161 in their second Innings on the linal day of their match here. At lunch the touring team had made 11 without loss. Off-spinner Pred
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    295 17 MOTOR RACING TOKYO. Mon— Jim Redman, world 3Socc motor cycles champion, yesterday rode Honda machines to win the 250 cc and 350 cc events In the Japan Motor Cycles Grand Prix on the Euzuka Circuit In Central Japan A total of 23 riders from nine countries,
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    Weights for 15
    757 17 kl \l A LUMPUR. Mon.— Weights for all 10 races on Sunday, first day or the Setangor Turf Clnb November meeting, are: CL 2 Div. I— 5Jl. Pride of Greece- 9.00 Tlba lib* 8.11 Lovely Day 8.11 Lookstar 8.08 Lovable 8.07 Apa Kabar 8.06 Miss Delaware 8.06
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      74 17 SPORTS DIARY HOCKEY B'ft l)i\. I KO: S'gor Police v PWD (Dip >o< (IK hirily match: L. Perak Invitation XI v Ipch Inritation XI (HMSS grd. T. AiihOin. FrU-ndlies <Pen»ng): Pcnai.g women v Journalists XI 7 p.m.. Penang Malays v Penang Chinese 5.15 p.m. (both matches al City Stadium). TENNIS—
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    Crash drama
    169 18 I INJURED SEAMAN SPRAWLED BESIDE WRECKED CAR SINGAPORE, Mon.— Two men were seriously injured shortly after midnight last night when their car, with four people in it, hit a road divider, a lamp-post, and then a taxi in Fullerton Road in succession. The men two British .Marines from
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    79 18 Sock's barter pact with Japan JAKARTA. Mon. President Soekarno used his oneweek private visit to Tokyo to conclude a business deal with Japanese Government leaders, recording Radio Jakarta. Agreement was reached between the President and the Japanese Foreign Minister. Mr. Etsaburo Shiina. to barter 5.000 tons of Indonesian rubber for
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    373 18 LONDON. Mon. It has been an unsettled day in the stock markets, with buyers preferring to wp.it and learn the contents of (he Queen's speech while small selling has pushed prices over. Leading equine* became steadier In th< atternoon but losses were still fairly widespread
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    59 18 LONDON. Mon. Spot 21 -%d.. Dec. 21 Jan. 2l a id.. Feb. 21 5 16d.. Jan. March 21 5 lCci April June 21 ',d.. July/Sept. 2ld Oct. Dec. 20 15 16d.. Jan., March 20", d. April June 20 7 »d.. July Sept 20 7 5 d.. c.i.f. Nov. 21
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    23 18 LONDON. Mon Buyer £1<525. sellers £1630, Forward buyers £1550, sellers £1555, Settlement £1655. Turnover a.m. 310 tons, p.m. 110 tons. Tone: Easier.
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    97 18 PORT MORESBY. Mon. A young Australian was killed today when he fell 200 feet down the inside of an active volcano in Rabaul harbour. The victim, John H.i mil ton. 24. of nearby Kiliara, < limbed the volcano Mount Matupi on the harbour directly facing
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    21 18 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Raffles Institution Interact (International Action i Club last night celebrated Its first anniversary with a dinner.
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