The Straits Times, 10 November 1964

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    WILSON v THE FOG
    351 1 Debate eve drama of nine stranded Labour MPs FAILURE TO REACH LONDON COULD TOPPLE NEW GOVERNMENT LONDON, Monday MINE "missing" Scottish Labour MPs today presented Mr. Harold Wilson's new Government with a crisis less than eight hours before it fights a House of Commons vote against
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    Hornets swoop on holiday major and his wife
    237 1 TANAH RATA. .Monday. A BRITISH army officer and his wife were badly stung when hundreds of hornets swarmed all over them this morning while they were taking a stroll near the Medical Sports Club here. Major E. Hughes, 4(i. of the Royal
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    Sirens tested in Singapore
    29 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. Air raid sirens In the city and Queenstown areas were tested today. The police declined to comment on the result of the test.
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    'Indons in North' report denied
    112 1 'Indons in North' report denied KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak. said today he was positive there were no Indonesians operating i along the Thai-Malayan border with Communist terrorists. He was commenting on an Australian Army press statement issued simultaneously in Canberra I and Singapore which
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    VIGILANTE SAW 'DARK OBJECTS FROM PLANE'
    317 1 VIGILANTE SAW 'DARK OBJECTS FROM PLANE' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. J^ JOINT police-military operation was mounted this morning in the Jelebu disInVl of Xegri Sembilan, following ;> report by a Vigilante Corps member that he saw 20 '"dark objects" being dropped from a plane at alnnit 4.1J0 a.m. today. But an
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    Lock icon $35 bride for lover
    34 1 BANGKOK. Mon— A 49-year-old^Thal Barber sold his 25-year-old bride of 10 months to her lover for 250 tirals <S3s> because he could not "satisfy" her. police said here today— Reuter.
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    Tiong Sun (fun can kill him) is given a chance...
    153 1 FRAIL six-year-old Toh Tiong Sun (above) is a boy who cannot join other children in fun and games. He is a "blue taby." born with what is generally known as a hole in the heart and strenuous play can kill
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    Lock icon Film ban stays
    31 1 JAKARTA. Mon Indonesia's boycott of American films will continue until the United States stops supporting Malaysia, a re.solution Issued by the Boycott Action Committee said last night. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Walrus with toothache
    42 1 NEW YORK, Mon. A walrus whicii had toothache has been successfully operated on and had both tusks capped with a silver alloy. The operation, performed by Dr. Kartmiro'f of the New York University dental school, made vtierlnary history. Reuter.
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    Poison apples from Japan too
    299 1 Poison apples from Japan too SINGAPORE, Mon. More apples with excessive amounts of arsenic are now being sold in Singapore this time imported from Japan. About three weeks ago. a consignment of apples from China was found to be contaminated with excessive amounts of arsenic on the outer skin. and
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    Lock icon Bangkok alert
    67 1 Bangkok alert BANGKOK. Mon. Thailand's armed forces were placed on the alert today after the police uncovered a plot to overthrow the Government, informed sources said. Gen. Charusathien. the Thai Deputy Premier and Interior Minister, told reporters the army and police had been alerted because of "international and external dancers."
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    Tourist 'palace'
    31 1 AMMAN. Mon. A £45.000 "royal palace" is being built at the port of Aqaba to attract foreign tourists and alci development of a winter resort, Jordanian newspapers reported today—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Not even one...
    37 1 j RAJKOT i India i. Mon. An election campaign by li candl- dates for a wlluxe coatn.il turned I out to be a dry run. No ballots I were cast on election day. AP.
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    Ship anchors far out in port to avoid strike
    259 1  -  BOB PERIES i By SINGAPORE, Mon. A second Italian luxury liner belonging to the Lloyd Triestino today dropped anchor 2i miles out in the outer roads of the harbour at dawn, fearing a strike by its 220-man crew. The ship, the
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    Lock icon See-in-the-dark eye device
    56 1 WASHINGTON. Mon. The U.S. Army has developed a device to improve a soldiers ability to see and shoot at an enemy at night, the Defence Department announced. The device uses natural light from the moon, stars or skyglow. intensifying it thousands of times to produce an image
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    Tengku meets Indon guerilla leaders
    407 1 Tengku meets Indon guerilla leaders ITU ALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman disclosed tonight that he met six Indonesian leaders of the three recent abort ivp guerilla landings this morning. At the secret rendezvous the Tengku offered to arrange to send mesa from the captured Indonesians to their families. The
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    26 1 25 DROWNED ISTANBUL, Mon. At least tt jxnplo were drowned whm lorry plunged i>lT bridge into stream Beat Van. in eastern Turkey. tonight. Reuter
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    Jakarta build-up with ICBMs and aircraft carrier
    403 2 Manila intelligence reports on Russia's eight-year military aid programme JNDONESIA was today reported to be building up her military "offensive 1 capability with an aircraft carrier and intercontinental ballistic missiles acquired from the Soviet Union under an eight-year aid programme. By 1969. The
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    Diplomatic break
    47 2 TAIPEH. Mod. Formo.-a anDOUnced yesterday the severance j of diplomatic relations with Sene- k.U. BOM(bI broke off relations with Talpen m early September. -AP 341 st warning PEKING, Mon. China yesterday issued its 3415: "serious" l warning to the United States for ulleged military provocation.
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    Lock icon SATO TAKES OVER AS JAPAN'S NEW PREMIER
    125 2 TOKYO. Mon- Mr. EisaJ ku Sato, (above). 63--year-old former State Minister, was today voted into office by the Diet (Parliament) as Prime Minister of Japan in succession to Mr. Hayatj Ikeda. The vote in the Diet, where Mr. Sato's Liberal Democratic Party holds
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    Lock icon Maca's second thoughts on Soek
    191 2 MANILA. Mon.— A leading I Filipino newspaper I columnist wrote today that the Philippines, by trying i to woo Indonesia, "unwitt- I ingly helped and encourag- ed Soekarno in pursuing hi.-. aKgressive and militant confrontation again.-t Malaysia." Nestor Muta. writing in the Philippines Herald, said:
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    HK AMAHS FOR BRITAIN'S AFFLUENT SOCIETY
    119 2 HK AMAHS FOR BRITAIN'S AFFLUENT SOCIETY LONDON. Mon. The domestic problem of the Affluent Society is solved. A London firm is flying in Chinese servants from Hong Kong. The firm. Oriental Domestics, of Albany-street. Euston. plans to bring in 100 In the first phase of the operation. Works hard A
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    Lock icon President Ayub Khan retires from army
    119 2 KARACHI. Mon. The 1 1V President of Pakistan. Field Marshal Mohamed Ayub Khan, has retired from the army, it was officially announced last night. A statement from the Ministry Of Defence said: Field Marsh*! Ayub Khan is hereby retired from the Service and transferred
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    Lock icon To better health
    43 2 RAWAI PINDI. Mon. A tiv.-- member Chinese df legation led by, the Vlce-Minister for Health, Mr. Chin Hsin Clung. aiTived here yesterday to discuss with Pakistani au;horities active collaboration between Pakistan and China in the sphere of medicine. UPI. I
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    Lock icon Kaunda: No fear now of Smith jumping the gun...
    263 2 Kaunda: No fear now of Smith jumping the gun... PRESIDENT Kaunda of Zambia (formerly Northern Rhodesia) said last night he did not think there was any fear now of a unilateral declaration of independence by Southern Rhodesia. Mr. Kaunda. who arrived here by air yesterday as guest of the British
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    Lock icon 'Kashmir holy war if peaceful means fail'
    109 2 CRINAGAR. (Kashmir), Mon.— Sheikh Abdullah, former Kashmiri Premier, said last night the Kashmiris might resort to jehad (holy war) to secure self-determina-tion If peaceful methods failed. Addressing opposition Plebiscite Front work* rs, the Sheikh said he preferred peaceful methods hut Kashmiris could not
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      Lock icon Polls again next year?
      403 3 Wilson may seek more solid mandate to carry out his full Socialist programme gRITAIN faces the prospect of another general election by late spring of next year or summer at least, political sources here said today. The sources said there were two main reasons for expecting
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      Lock icon US$6O,OOO book of war dead stolen
      80 3 US$6O,OOO book of war dead stolen NEW YORK, Mon. Two masked bandits yesterday held up the night watchman at the Seventh Regiment Armoury on Park Avenue here and escaped with the iewel-en-crusted covers and pagemarker of a remembrance book listing the unit's war dead. The solid gold book covers are
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      Lock icon Birth control drive
      27 3 NEW YORK. Mon. An intensive birth control programme will start in 16 '•poverty areas'" of New York next year, it was announced today.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon In eight years—a U.S. supersonic airliner
      141 3 In eight years— a U.S. supersonic airliner WASHINGTON, Mon. A senior U.S. Aviation Agency official said yesterday that America would have a supersonic airliner in commercial service by 1972 or early 1973. Mr. Gordon M. Bain. Federal Aviation Agency'? deputy administrator for supersonic transport dev<. lopment. was asked in a
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      Lock icon First-baby mother phones a 6,000-mile 'Help me'
      274 3 First-baby mother phones a 6,000-mile 'Help me' T ONDON, Mon. At four a.m. yesterday 49-year-old Mrs. Eileen Conroy was awakened in her Bournemouth home by a telephone call from her tearful, distraught daughter in Miami, Florida. A few hours later. Mr^. Conroy started a 6.000-mlle trip to the United States
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      Lock icon CASTRO AGAIN STAYS AWAY
      56 3 UAVANA. Mon. Cuban Premier, Dr. Fidel Castro il didn't show up for the second year in a row at a Soviet Embassy rereption on the anniversary of the Russian revolution. Instead, his brother. Raul, the Armed Forces Minister, and President Osvaldo Dorticos attended. No explanation was
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      Lock icon Hoffa huffs at all and sundry
      260 3 HOUSTON, (Texas), Monday. TEAMSTERS Union president James Hofta lashed out at his enemies on Saturday and called the recently elected Democratic Administration "a bunch of hypocrites.*' Mr. Hoffa, general president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, (lorry drivers), assailed opponents from the time his
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      Lock icon Painted lips and waved hair... but they're boys
      102 3 STOCKHOLM. Mon. A new "style" for men was telecast across Sweden last night as dozens of youths with painted lips, powdered faces and waved hair often longer than that of their girl friends invaded a popular dance hall here. Some of them
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      Lock icon Want a hippo? Or a yak?
      57 3 NEW YORK, Mon. Up for sale to the highest bidders surplus zoo animals including a yak. a hippo and a kinkajou (similar to -a racoon). New York City zoos guarantee delivery by Christmas. A City official said: "We think this if a golden opportunity
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      Lock icon Goldwater relaxes
      43 3 KINGSTON (Jamaica). Mon. Senator Barry Ooldwater. who arrived here yesterday with hi* wife and a party of six for a week's stay at Montego Bay- said today j he came for "complete relaxation. I to golf and to fish".— Reuter. I
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    Kesang landing: 20 for trial on arms charge
    374 4 Kesang landing: 20 for trial on arms charge THE first group of 20 Indonesians alleged to have taken part in the recent Kesang landing were today committed to stand trial in the High Court on charges of possessing firearms and ammunition without lawful excuse. They were all charged under section
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    TAXI DRIVER AWARDED SI 9,300 FOR INJURIES
    218 4 TAXI DRIVER AWARDED SI 9,300 FOR INJURIES SINGAPORE, Mon. A young taxi driver, who suffered a serious injury to his right shin in a road accident some four years ago, was today awarded total damages of $19,300 with costs by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court. The judge made
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    Asian view of U.S.
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Rev Tan Eng Seng will speak on "An Asian Christians view of America" at the Toe H and Toe H Women's Association's meeting tomorrow at 8.30 p.m.
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    Police Band
    26 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Royal Malaysia Police (Singapurat Band will perform at the Kampong Chantek Bahru community centre tomorrow from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    CAMBODIAN NATIONAL DAY
    81 4 SINGAPORE'S Vane di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak (left) and the Cambodian Consul General in Singapore. .Mr. Ty Kirn Sour exchanging toasts at a reception to mark Cambodian National Day in the ballroom of theAdelphi Hotel yesterday evening;. I lie function was attended by some 400 guests,
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    KATONG SLAYING: A MAN'S DENIAL
    255 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A noodle maker, Chung Kirn Moey, accused at the Assizes of the murder of Chia Mvi Song, partner of a provision shop in Tanjong Katong Road, on Nov. 9 last year, today denied the charge in his defence. Electing to make his defence
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    State National Solidarity Week committee
    81 4 State National Solidarity Week committee SINGAPORE. Mon. A meeting will be held In the oonference room of the Prime Minister's office at noon on Wednesday, to form a State National Solidarity Week Committee. The meeting will be attended by representatives from the local press, political parties, chambers <>i commerce. Singapore
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    Accordionist to give series of concerts
    84 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A famous American accordionist, Mr. Lloyd La Vaux, flew into Singapore tonight for a series of appearance*, starting tomorrow. Following invitational concerts presented by the Peoples' Association, Mr. La Vaux will take part In the USIS "Panorama of Jazz" at the Victoria
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    Modern jazz
    52 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— Another in the serifs of USIS live music programmes of traditional and modern jazz will be presented at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday at 5.30 p.m. The performance Is open to anyone holding a seat reservation ticket, obtainable free of charge at the USIS Library In
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    Will Govt take steps to prevent rent increases?
    335 4 T"HE Minister for So- cial Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. will be asked at the next Legislative Assembly meeting whether he will take measures to prevent landlords from increasing rents on buildings built after 1947 which do not come within the provisions of
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    I didn't have to look very far for Tampax advantages
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    Hold prayers, MIC appeal
    59 5 TELUK ANSON. Mon. The Teluk Anson (Timor) branch of the Malaysian Indian Congress has pledged its full support for the declaration of a state of emergency. It has also called on all mosques churches, temples and places of v orship to hold prayers and ser- i
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    Raja to open art show
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Mininster of Culture. Mr. S. Rajarat- num. will open a Malay arts rxhi- bition. sponsored by more than 100 Malay organisations, to mark National Solidarity Week on Thursday at 5.30 p.m. at the National Library Hall. The public a»e invited to attend
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    Probe on Friday prayers warning
    121 5 Probe on Friday prayers warning PENANG. Mon.— The Penang Islamic Religious Affairs Department is investigating a reported warning by mosque officials in Bagan Nyor, Province Wellesley, that fines would be imposed on Muslims who fall to attend Friday congregational prayers lor three successive weeks. This proposed ca lit ion by
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    British 'sub' in Penang
    57 5 PENANG. Mon.— The commanding officer of a visiting British submarine, the Amphion. Lieut. Commander T. J. Andrews, paid a courtesy call today on the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. The Amphion, with a crrw of six officers and 60 men. will be in Penang until
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    Dispensers on go-slow may call strike
    240 5 Dispensers on go-slow may call strike IPOH, Monday. THE four-month-old work-to-rule by about 130 Government dispensers all over Malaya is now likely to escalate into a strike early next year. This warning was given by the president of the National Union of Government Dispensers, Mr. Lee Soon Thin, after a
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    First local man to become the Sabah State Secretary
    156 5 JESSELTON, Mon. J Mr. John Benedict Dusing, 44 whose appointment as Sabah's State Secretary was announced last week. The decision to appoint a Sabahan to the post was made at a recent meeting In Kuala Lumpur when Sabah Alliance leaders conferred
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    Radio men on study tour
    73 5 I KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Six Radio Malaysia officers left here today for a two-week study tour of Satan, and Sarawak They are Che Jamnliah Long j Malay programme organiser*. leader. Mr. Lee Teng Chye (English programme organiser). Inche I Dol Baharin (he-id of programme operations
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    Detainee back in jail,
    61 5 Detainee back in jail SINGAPORE. Mon. Tham Lai Woh, 28, was sen-ing his fourth year's detention under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance, when he escaped from jail, and committed a forgery offence, a district court was told today. He pleaded guilty to forging < n provisional driving licence, and
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    Re-arrested
    28 5 IPOH, Moi«.— A police detainee. Zainal bin Ibrahim. 29- who absconded from the general hos- 1 pital here five days ago, has been re-arrestrd by the police.
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    Boy of 12 gets $200 for helping to catch a thief
    268 5 Boy of 12 gets $200 for helping to catch a thief L i via l.i .»a-t v. mod. Selangor's Cbiel Police Onicer, Senior Asat. Commissioner Mohamed Natt Din Haji Munamau Yuson, today sent a letter of appreciation and $200 to a i .'year -old scnoolboy who assisted the police in
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    Funeral procession murder: 20 held
    132 5 pENANQ, Mon. Police have detained more than 20 suspects for questioning in connection with the murder of a thug, Tan Keng Leong, during a funeral procession In Magazine Road last Monday. Since the killing;, the Penan* C.I.D. and secret societies branch neve raided several underworld
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    Cambodia Day reception
    67 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Tan? cii-Fertuan Nejtara. Tun Yuso* bin I'hak. this evening headed some 400 YIPs nt a reception given by the Cambodian Consul-General tn Singapore and Madam Tr Kirn Sour at the Adelphi Hotel ballroom to mt>rk Cambodian National Day. Others present included Singapore's Deputy Premier,
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    Lock icon TIN COUNCIL IS URGED TO FIX FIRM FLOOR PRICE TO HELP INDUSTRY
    373 5 TIN COUNCIL IS URGED TO FIX FIRM FLOOR PRICE TO HELP INDUSTRY I ONDON. Mon. If the I International Tin Counj cil meeting, which opens here tomorrow, 'established a firm floor price of £I.ooo' a ton and agreed to follow a realistic course and give 1 priority to the expansion
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    Annual school dinner
    25 5 TANGKAK. Mon —The Ledane Secondary English School staff will hold their annual dinner at I I the school hall on Wednesday. I
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    CANADIAN DEFENCE AID TALKS ALMOST OVER
    131 6 Li AI A LUMPUR. Mon The defence aid talks between Malaysia and thr. Canadian team are "virtually over." a Canadian High Commission spokesman said today. "There is only one more session before the. team leaves on Wednesday." he said. The team's task was to
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    Pirates rob fishermen of $4,600
    164 6 CIX armed Indonesian pirates robbed three Malaysian fishermen of a boat, 300 katis of fish, fishing nets and foodstuffs worth a total of $4,600 The piracy, which occurred at 6 p.m. on Friday, is the second incident in the week in the Straits of Malacca.
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    AFTER 120,000 MILES SELLING NEWSPAPERS.
    62 6 AFTER 120,000 MILES SELLING NEWSPAPERS. I/lALA M'.MPUR. Mon. Mr. P. Kumarasamy (above), one of the oldest newspaper vendors here, will leave for India tomorrow. He has been handling publications of the Straits Times Group for the last 30 years covering a total of 120.000 miles on his bicycle. While he
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    Minister: Convent produces good
    124 6 Minister: Convent produces good wives DENANG, Mon. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, today congratulated exConvent students on their "happy and successful marriages." "I have never heard of husbands ever regretting being married to former Convent students," he said j at the Penang Light Street Convent prize-giving. Many ex-Convent
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    'Orders' to blow up water supply line.,.
    346 6 'Orders' to blow up water supply line.,. INDONS JAILED ON ARMS CHARGE TWO Indonesians with orders from their country's military authorities to 'blow up" a water supply line in Malaya were today sent to jail for possession of arms and explosives They are: AHMAD BIN JO HAJtI, 29, from Pulau
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    OVER 500 RECRUITS PASS OUT TO BOOST POLICE
    200 6 OVER 500 RECRUITS PASS OUT TO BOOST POLICE I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Royal Malaysian Police had their strength bolstered today with the 'graduation' of 510 recruits at a passingout parade at the Police Depot in Gurney Road. This U the biggest numi ber to have passed out from the depot
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    Mr. Sng's $3
    20 6 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. Sng Tazang Hoclc today sent S3 for the fire victims of Kampong Pulau Minyak.
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    Broker is accused of cheating
    90 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ting Slew Kay, 32. a broker, was charged today with cheating Soo-Huo Chin Swee. 45. of jewellery worth $9,025. at the Bian Hoe Building in Beach Road on Sept. 15. He pleaded not guilty. He was alleged lo have deceived Soo-Hoo into believing
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    Archbishop, bishops for Bombay congress
    135 6 CUNGEI PATANI. Mon.— J The Archbishop of Singapore and Malacca. Monslgnor M. Olcomendy. accompanied by the Bishop of Kuala Lumpur, Monslgnor D. Vendargon, and the Bi■hop of Penang, Monslgnor Francis Chan, will stop over at Bombay on their return from the third session of the
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    Do your bit for literacy, call to students
    159 7 Do your bit for literacy, call to students I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Students should co-operate in literacy campaigns, especially in the developing countries. This call was made here today by the general secretary of the International Student Movement for the United Nations. Mr. Frank Vcrhagen. Mr Verhaßen, 26, a law graduate
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    Ditch diggers find human skeleton
    47 7 KOTA BHARU. Mon.—Workers digging a drain along Jalan Hamzah here have found a human skeleton. Police said today that the skeleton was that of an Indian Army soldier who was killed during the war. A pair of army boots were also found.
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    Boy, 11, accused
    36 7 PENANG. Mon.— An 11-year-old boy today pleaded not guilty in the juvenile court to a charge of causing hurt to Choo Geok Hwa at Noordin Street at 2.30 p.m. yesterday. Bail was allowed.
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    Boy drowned
    38 7 IPOH. Mon. A schoolboy. Phoon Kam Seng, eight, who was missing from home yesterday, was found drowned in a well at the first mile Llntang Road in Sungel Siput. 18 miles north of here, this morning.
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    $200 haul from stall
    24 7 PENANG. Mon. Burglars stole more than $200 in cash, cigarettes and beer from a coffee stall in Perak Lane yesterday.
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    Our pickaback bag gets new treatment in London
    130 7 Our pickaback bag gets new treatment in London COMFORTABLE. safe and out of the way is the claim for the hahv riding high in this pickaback bag worn by its (It si;ner. former model and d;ineer Owen North, in London. The Mca is not new lo mothers in this and
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    MALAYSIANS PASS LAW EXAMS
    658 7 I ONDON. Mon— The following Malayan and Singapore law students were successful in the final Bar examination held in London in September: CLASS THREE: Ahmad Khaleeque bin Sulaiman iPenang': Miss Evelyn Chabra Uohore); Chai Pook Kow (Selangor); Chao Hick Tin (Singapore): Wan Hashim bin Haji Wan
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    1,000 S'pore Malays seek co-op homes
    82 7 1,000 S'pore Malays seek co-op homes SINGAPORE. Mon. More than 1,000 Malays in Singapore have applied for membership in the newlyformed Co-operative Housing Society. The secretary of the society. Inche Ahad Hamid, said today: "We are wajting for the registration of the society before taking In these applicants as members."
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    Two boys from Indonesia jailed
    149 7 Two boys from Indonesia jailed SINGAPORE. Mon. Two teenagers from Indonesia were jailed today for one week by a district court for im-. porting banned goods into the State. Kwek Nglng Seng, 17. and Heng Ah Chew, 16. both from Tanjong Pinang, were also given a concurrent jail sentence of
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    Council approval
    18 7 TANGKAK. Mon— The local council 'has passed a total of 5122.892 as expenditure for next year.
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    TWO DIE FIXING A TV AERIAL
    69 7 pAKIT BUNTAR. Mon. Two men were electrocuted while fixing a television aerial in a shop at Simpang Ampat, nine miles from here, yesterday. Mr. Cheah Teoh Wong, 42, manager of the shop, Mr Chan Hum Lee, 23, his assistant were fixing an outdoor aerial
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    High praise for rural projects
    163 7 JPOH. Mon.— Malaya's massive rural development projects have earned the admiration of 20 councillors from Sarawak's First Division currently touring the country. Their leader. Inche Bolhl bin Ahmad, said t•■day at the close of a twoday tour of Perak that they would do their best
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    How best a child can understand work of the UN
    144 7 How best a child can understand work of the UN I/-UALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The work of the United Nations and its specialised agencies 1 cannot be taught successfully in schools unless pupils are mad* i aware that without the I U.N. the state of the I world would be different
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    Sabah will launch drive for D-Fund
    99 8 JESSELTON. Mon. A concerted drive to raise contributions from the public for the National Defence Fund will be made by the State Defence Fund Committee during National Solidarity Week here beginning Nov. 16. The State Defence Fund Committee, headed by Sabah's Minister for Communications
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    'Inequality of strength drawback in collective bargaining'
    493 8 QNE ot the drawbacks oi collective bargaining between trade union and employers is the "inequality of strength" between the two parties. This observation was made by Mr. R. J. Stevenson, Labour Attache to the British Commission in Kuala Lumpur, in his talk to
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    RECRUITED: ALL 12 CHINESE WHO TRIED
    96 8 CINGAPORE, Mon. 13 Only 12 Chinese turned up to enlist in the Singapore Regiment at the recruiting centre in Beach Road today. About 150 Chinese recruits are required to balance the racial quota in the regiment. Major Mohamed Sharif bin Ahmad, senior personnel selection
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    Hovercraft for Borneo
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The British Government is soon to send to Borneo the Westland Hovercraii SKoia. and not the bigger SP-N4 as reported today. This is lor the purpose of ex- I 'ploring the tactical value of th* unconventional craft in operu"•■»is against Indonesian terrorteti.
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    Art exhibition
    33 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Frank Sullivan. Press secretary to the Malaysian Prime Minister, will open a five-day exhibition of modern paintings at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Nov. 12 at 5.30 p.m.
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    Girl Guide chief of C'weallh on two-day visit
    156 8 Girl Guide chief of C'weallh on two-day visit KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Miss Anstice Gibbs. Chief Commissioner of the Commonwealth Girl Guides Association, arrived In Kuala Lumpur by air today for a two-clay visit. Miss Gibbs. who is on a four-month tour of Girl Guide associations In Commonwealth countries, will be
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    U.S. visitors from Burma
    62 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Four •ttacbM from the American Embassy in Ranßoun arrived litre in air today with their wives lor a two-day I purt of their nrieitaticn trip In this region. 1 They were LiPU'..-Col. R. B. Kenworthy. air attache; Mai. H. C. Ambrosia. n.ssista- I
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    $4,840 spent on legal aid
    65 8 PENANG. Mon. The Automobile Association of Malaya has spent $4,840 up to September tins year in free legal services to mem- bers. Disclosing this in the latest Issue of AAM News, the AAM secretary-. V.rs. K. S. Llm, said the services i Included representation In
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    Malaysia-Japan air pact initialled
    177 8 AN air services agree- merit between Japan and Malaysia was initialled today after nearly three months of negotiations. Similar agreements reached with Britain. Holland, Switzerland, the Scandinavian countries. France, Italy. Australia and New Zealand took no more than three days. While the Minister of Transport. Dato
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    Very tough
    13 8 The Japanese Ambassador. Dato Fumihiko Kai, who also witnessed the initiall-
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    Baron Mannerheim waged war only for freedom
    694 9 ON November 30, 1939. when Russian bombs rained down on Helsinki and the Red Army rolled across the frontier of Finland, few people in Europe expected the tiny Finnish forces to offer more than a token resistance to the invader. World War II
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    A GHOST' ARMY STOPPED RED INVADERS
    779 9 A GHOST' ARMY STOPPED RED INVADERS ed by the liberal Professor Stahlberg. whose programme included a sweepin-' political amnesty. For the next 20 years Mannerheim played no part in Finland's politics and his name was scarcely known outside the military circle with whom he worked as army commander-in-chief. He lived
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
    334 9 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE Clll a. recuperating from a wound, when the tempest of the Bolshevik revolution swept over exhausted, warweary Russia in 1917. Sometimes boldly bluffing his way as a Finnish "patriot." sometimes In humble disguise. Mannerheim made his way through the anarchy of collapsing Russia towards the Finnish
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    DEATHS
    89 10 I rrf. |M IfinirniKti) RAVMONB D'SILVA father of Mrs l^iurds Xaviei Seremhan. brother of Mis Behola*tiea. Christian. Singapore I '-«ed 1 on 7 M-« 4 al Si Andrew s India MR. OAVAL SINGH helovrd husband m rtiinr. K.vn pasHsai away on 2-11-64 n HhtH! Cerrmony will be held at
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    65 10 M H'nnh tin (Minimum) MR A MRS. LsßasW Tin CSsMal Be. thank all friends and reir unl.le Klfts. attendr.n. an. I on >katl wedduiK on <>-11-ai. THE CHILDREN and trand .hildren uf thr lntt Mtidani T:to t'hyt* N**i < **l a 1 1 w and f r i f
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    IN MEMORIAM
    55 10 I* Worts Sl* (Minimum) IN EVER LOVINC memory of our Devatk) I'o.v i Mr- Kwok ■I) died IU-il-63. You lelt ■i heautlful memory and a sorrow too I* told. Ulten silent tear.- lor you. S\cet mtmories ot alwav.. remembered in out heart by your lovinx buitband. only parents,
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      Tests To Come
      627 10 An Indonesian reply to ih.iiuts that "invasion bases" for operations against Malaysia have been built up on islands in the Straits of Malacca seems worth more prominence than it has had. The i charges are denied, on the authority ot Lieut-General Ahmad Yani, Commander-in-I Chief of the
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      Good Start
      357 10 "Thrift" was the Finance Minister's watchword when opening in Singapore the principal administrative office of the Malaysian Stock Exchange. A high rate of saving and a high rate of investment in productive enterprise are among the nations great needs, I said Mr. Tan Siew Sin. It is I
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      Drinking Hours
      203 10 The eight hotel managers who have told the Singapore Government they are willing to pay $2,000 a year more for an extension of drinking hours after midnight will not be accused of offering an illegal gratification. For what could be more legal? Indeed it is in the legality
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    The gloves are off in Westminster
    1121 10 The gloves are off in Westminster THE WILSON STRATEGY: PUSH REFORMS AND DESTROY TORY IMAGE IN TIME FOR A BIGGER MANDATE THE new British Parliament has opened its de»liberations in a mood of unprecedented bitternpss and turmoil. Anyono expecting 1 t^e "Mcth&r of Par- liaments" soon to celebrate its 700
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      141 10 MY attention has been ♦M drawn to a letter signed by K.J. of Penang, who I wants to know the basis for our claim that Singapore is the firth largest port In the world. We have been placed as the fifth largest port in the world In terms
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      215 10 I All very surprised that Lim Chor Pee, being president of the Experimental Theatre Club, didn't defend at least the productions of his own club, agaln-st the disparaging remarks of other members of the Radio Forum. Surely It is the duty of any Radio panel is to give a
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    Singapore can be a big financial centre: Tan
    405 11 SINGAPORE, Monday I I "pHE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. today spoke of the day when Singapore could become the most important financial centre in South-East Asia. He said that Singapore was well equipped to carry om ali tne functions
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    Minister urges public to save
    971 11 with energy, ideas money ana mails. "it "as an even greater pan iv p.ay in me prosperity ol Malaysia and its contribution will mow wneu the artificial barriers Duut up oeiore umepenatnee are completely removed. "We look lor ward with commence to tne day wnen
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    Stamp exhibition
    33 11 I KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Assistant Minister of Youth. Sports .an I Culture. Engku Muhseln bin Atdul Kadir. today opened the 11th Selangor stamp exhibition at the i National Museum here.
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    Pastor off to Chicago
    46 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The pastor of the Wesley Methodist Church here, the Rev Yap Kirn Hao. has left for Chicago to attend a meeting of an international Methodist Committee. Mr. Yap Is one of two pastors to represent Asia In the committee.
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    Kelantan seat in Senate: Appeal to Tengku
    250 11 I^OTA BHARU, Mon. The Mentri Besar of Kelantan, Inche Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda, today urged the Prime Minister to agree on the appointment of Wan Mustapha bin Haji Ali to the Senate. He said: "This is necessary if the Senate Is to
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    Four face seditious pamphlets charge
    320 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. pOUR men appeared in the Sessions Court here today on separate charges of conspiring to print and distribute "seditious publications" of the Suara Republikan (Voice of the Republic). All four, who were charged Individually before Syed Hassan Al-Jeflri, pleaded not guilty. Bail
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    CHOPPER ATTACK IN LOVERS' LANE
    98 11 CHOPPER ATTACK IN LOVERS' LANE OINGAPORE, Mon. A robber, after holding up two young teachers in a lovers' lane off Shenton Way last night, threw his chopper at an approaching policeman. The policeman was slightly wounded in the right shoulder. 1 The policeman's colleague went after the robber and his
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    Salesman gets decree nisi
    77 11 SINGAPORE. Mon salesman. Kwan Chans Loke. who sued his win Phoebe Leone Mci Nyuk. for I divorce on the ground of her desertion, was given a decree nisi by the Ch>f i Justice. Mr. Justice Wee. in the High Court today. The decree is to b'
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    A TWO-COLOUR COMBINATION
    53 12 CHECK IN WITH I LIERE'S a pretty style that's worth a second look. Joanna Ford is modelling a corn coloured check-trimmed linen dress and matching umbrella. Designed by Ricki Reed, it was shown in London last week at a fashion show of the collec- tion of the
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    Thai silks for a new fashion collection
    194 12 COUNTESS Zoltowska. a well-known personality in Viennese society, recently rode an elephant for two days into the northern jungles of Thailand. She wanted to select the raw silk for use In her couture fashion collection. "The Thais weave sunshine into their silk. It
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    Lose weight by eating the right foods
    414 12  - Lose weight by eating the right foods ESME BAPTISTA you planning t<> go on a diet? Beware, it' von are one of those who proudly sny: "I'm going to cut down the calories because I want U) lose weigh.!." Mr. G.S. Moore, public relations manager of the Australian Dairy Produce
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    Attractive and nutritious
    159 12 Attractive and nutritious TO prove his point that one can prepare not only attractive but nutritious foods Mr. Moore gives us a recipe produced by the Dairy Food Services. It's for Chocolate Walnut Slices. You will need 8 ozs. crushed chocolate flavoured biscuits; 2 ozs. chopped walnuts: 3 ozs. butter,
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    HUEY ING FULFILS HER AMBITION
    216 12 HUEY ING FULFILS HER AMBITION IUHEN she was barely 16, Ngeng Huey Ing had already chalked out a career for herself. She knew she wanted to be a hairdresser but soon realised that unless she worked hard she could not make the grade. Right from her school days in Singapore
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      273 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS by one 1 down speaker to his 1. Various mat enlargements ob- rival) (2, 8. 6). served at the opening of 12 S. Where a i down result may (9-2-4). be made known In Scotland 8 VIPs without support? (8). upsets many at the stall (8).
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    'Well done' pat for public servants
    627 13 Your loyalty has helped nation— Razak RUALA TRENGGANU, Mon The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, last night paid tribute to the public and civil services for maintaining its record of 'steadfast loyalty and devotion to duty, incorruptibility and efficiency to the nation." Tun
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    $890 for widow with 11 children
    109 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Straits Times received $335 today for Madam Parvathi. whose husband was killed in a road accident in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 1. She has 11 children. The total of fund is SB9O. Today's contributions came from: K.L. Widow $3: Sympathy $5;
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    Lecture by don
    47 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. A. C. Castles. Senior Lecturer in Law r>t the University of Adelaide, will give a talk on "International Law and the Overseas Territories of Australia" at the University of Singapore's new lecture theatre No. 4 on Nov. 17 at 5 p.m.
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    Store-keeper granted decree nisi
    147 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Ho Kirn San. a store-keeper in the War Department was granted a decree nisi by the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin. in the High Court today dissolving his marriage to Nelly Chan on the ground of desertion. The decree is to be
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    Lee joins Sikhs to celebrate big day
    50 13 gINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, being garlanded by Mr. Ratan Singh, the president of the Sikh Missionary Society of Malaya, at a tea party at the People's Association on Sunday evening. The party was to celebrate the Guru Granth Sahib Day.
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    THE MAN WHO LIED ABOUT A VAN
    127 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Lee Kheng Hock, 42. who pleaded guilty to making a false police report, was fined $300 today by Mr. S. Rajendran, a magistrate. Inspector Ram Naidu said Lee, a father of eight, reported to the police on July 6 that be
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    $42,500 from our readers for the Ow orphans
    229 13 $42,500 from our readers for the Ow orphans SINGAPORE, Mon. The Straits Times has received another $1,683.60 for the Ow orphans, whose father. Mr. Ow Chow Choon. died of cancer early this year, and whoso mother died in a road accident last month. The total received so far is $42,512.86
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    Royal Command performance
    60 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tin Language Institute will stage ■> Royal Command performance of an historical play. "Laila San at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pottaka on Saturday. It will be staged again on Sunday and Monday. Under the sponsorship of the Ministry of Ym- :i Sports and Culture,
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    'Thank you' awards for alert villagers of Kesang
    203 13 'Thank you' awards for alert villagers of Kesang jyjL'AK, Mon. I-our residents ot Hitin including woman, were today pretested with «'a>h awards i>\ the J*h«r« Mentrl Besar, Data H.ni in bin llaii Yunuv for Ihe rt»U- tlif.v plaxed rliirinu the Indonesian landing it fcesang mi Oct. et. n.ii.i Bums mid
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    Union seeks arbitration
    58 13 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Indu* trial Workers' Union of Singapore Mr Jek Yeun TboOC. to refer it* ith the Malay Film Productions Ltd.. to the Industrial Arbitration Court. A union statement said that the dispute over new wane claims ;<>llowed deadlock in talks between tIM union ami the
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      74 14 SHELL Malaysia Ltd. has appointed Mr. Harry Huen Yeong Chins. 31 (above) to the post of bitumen manager, taking over from Mr. G. Stylianides the responsibility for the company's bitumen sales throughout Malaysia. Mr Stylianides will shortly leave for transfer to another, area but pending this he will
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      Australian paper maker to open office
      147 14 Australian paper maker to open office A USTRALIAN Paper Manufacturers Ltd. has decided to open an office in Kuala Lumpur early next year, the company announced in a statement issued in Kuala Lumpur and Melbourne. A.P.M. Is the largest pulp, paper and paperboard manufacturer In Australia and has already developed
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      SINGAPORE FINANCE IS TAKEN OVER
      298 14 SINGAPORE Finance Ltd. has been taken over by a new group of local financiers with a view to making it one of the biggest finance companies in the State. The new group consists of several bankers, a real estate leader, an Industrialist and a rubber
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      A DEALER'S PRIZE
      49 14 A dealer, Mr. Teo Kai Teck. ol Hock Hin Long receives a cheque for $500 from Mr. D. Keith of Vernal Eastern Agencies Ltd., importers of Brand's Essence of Chicken, which is offering 74 television sets worth about $75,000 in the Brand's "four ;encratl ons" contest.
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      183 14 A LEADING Japanese products. Utena Co manufacturer of cosmetic Ltd., is determined to increase sales in Malaysia. Mr Kojl Oshima. director of Utena and two export representatives. Mr Katsuya Ueno and Mr. Yu Tung Hua. were in Malaysia last week to investigate local market conditions
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      223 14 Shell film on rural project ANEW Shell film featuring rural development in Malaya is being made available to Malaysian audiences, on loan from the Shell film libraries in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. This film. "The Vital Link" tells the story about new roads providing communities with access to the towns
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      REPRESENTING SINGAPORE
      62 14 MR. WEE roll Kt'ANG. in (above), reservation-sales office manager of Pan-American Airways in Singapore, has returned frorr Oklahoma where he represented the State at the 19th world congress of the Junior Chamber International. Mr. Wee Is president of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce. He In also a
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      SAMPLING THEIR SUBJECT
      129 14 DYNAMIC changes in Malaysia are apparent in industrial development, commercial growth, the building and construction industry and in social habits, according to Mr. Geoffrey Cohen, chairman and managing director of the Swan Brewery Co. Ltd. of Perth, Western Australia. .V>. Cohen is visiting Singapore and Kuala Lumpur
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      176 14 Fame dwells in marble halls A TREND is developing where the rich no longer feel that a big house is a sufficient status symbol without the addition of a more luxurious front of marble walls and floorings, accord Ing to Dr. A. Bambusi, of Montecantlni-Marml, of Italy one of the
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      49 14 U.S. exports or merchandise hit a record U. 5.52,300 million in September, the White House announced. Exports for the first nine months of this year had averaged U.S. $2,100 million a month which was 14.5 per cent above the first nine months of 1963.
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    126 16 TiIELBOURNE. Mon. Indus- trials continued on a flnn trend and most leaders held steady levels. W. R. Carpenter responded to the one-for-flve bonus Issue with a rise of 1/6 to 39/-. Ounlop rights lost <U. to 21/6 In heavy selling. Base metals were steady with Mt. Lyell up
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    239 16 VOVEMBER firit grade rubber f.e.b. Closed at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 71| cents per lb., down three -einhtbs of a cent on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet. R.A.S. and P.M. RE. doting prices in tents par lb., yesterday)
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    256 16 THE following list of selected Malayan industrial yields Is based on last sales to Saturday Nov. 7: Covered Definition Ininiil) Tlmet covered. Thy number of tlmen last year's total dividend Is covered by net profits aftei tax and prior charges. Earning! yield: Last year's net profits grossed up
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    250 16 November v. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Koustead 13 cts. M. Containers 12 cts. IHinlopa IS cv. M Cal.lrs 17 cts'. l.'ll/ Uev.7 cts. McAllster 12 eta. I SmtltiTs 25 CU. M. Invest. 12 ct*. Koho 15 cts. U.C.B.C. 18 cts. K<m HiKp. 12 cts. Rothmana 13 cts. A ML
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    103 16 SHIP* lying ilongtid. tri« Siniaa.ro Harbour wharvti or tipocted today art: Ca.pra.la 3/4, Bradeverett 5, Klngavllle 13/14 Tchlbnnga 23/28, Richard D. Lyons 29/30. Munctim 31 32, Nlmertls 38/39 Comorln 42/43. Oudrun Bakkc 44. General Sikorsk! 41. Lnrut N.W. 1. Perak N.W. 5 Port Swtttenriim: Wharf Berth.: Hoi
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    12 16 Ttir froe rxchanite market to Boog Kcnc was rlourd yesterday
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    WEEK OPENS QUIETLY ON A SMALL TURNOVER
    773 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpHE Stock Exchange of A Malaysia had very quiet trading yesterday and the turnover was small. Business was interrupted during the morning by the ceremonial opening of the exchange's new administrative offices by the Malaysian Minister of Finance, Mr.
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    755 16 BUSINEBS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C. S. Heldintt (1,000) $2 60; Dunlops. (3,000) $1.94, (2.000) $1.92: Este ordt. (3.000) 52.04, $2.03 BL.: F.
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    Tin price off $7.75: ITC debates new range
    488 16 THE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday lell another $7.75 a picul to $730.87 J on an offering unofficially estimated to have fallen 40 tons to 180 tons. Comtelburo-s metal correspondent writes:— "The question of high floor and celling
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    67 16 CHINESE Produce Eiehanxe, Singapore noon price* per picul yttUrday: Coconut oil: bulk toll sellers, drum $34 i sellers. Copra: Nov. Dec. UK /Continent: Unquoted. Ptppor: stuolok white $1471 sellers, Hnnu.-ik white $142 i sellers. special Sarawak black $117* sellers, garbled U-mponx black $1221 sellers. ASTA $1321 sellers Slnxaport
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 November 9. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71! cents (down three-eighths cent.) TIN $730.87} a picul (down 57.75). Unofficial estimated offering: 180 tons (down 40 tons).
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 Malayan Stock Indircs Nov. 7 Nov. fl 'Industrials: 89.62 89.27 Tins: 134.42 i?,:,:.1H rubbers: 107. mi 107.00 *Dec. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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      839 17 FOR SALE Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO rt*. extra CHRISTMAS BARGAINS! Bnßliib Quality Uingleslze BcdshteU $4.50 Pair, Fancy Bordered Cotton Blankets $2.90. lien* Cotton Pyjamasuits S3.WO Pair. Rush Now! Lucks 17, Orenard Road, Spore. STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC ■n Words vS Mf/'it.)— Box 5* rl*. extra MASSAGE AND X URKIIHSAIh Stesmrwths.
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      577 17 NOTICES Companies under the Oeneral Management of Messrs. Osborne and Chappel. Ipoh. Tin ore outputs for October, 1964. Piculs Chenderians Tin Dredging Ltd. 251 Gopeng Consolidated Ltd. and the subsidiaries 3.9il Hongkong Tin Ltd 383 Idris Hydraulic Tin Ltd. 424 Kent (FMS) Tin Dredging Ltd 833 Kllllnghall Tin Ltd. (Dredge
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      402 17 NOTICES KU/LA LUMPUR KEPONG AMALGAMATED LIMITED Branch RegKtrr Malaysia This is to cive notice that a Mal;i.'>ian Branch Register will be opened on Monday. 16th November. .964. The Branch Registrars are: Messrs. Peat. M.mvick, Mitchell Co.. L'.istern Bank Building. P.O. Box 2083. Kuala Lumpur. Members with addresses within Malay, .a
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      308 17 TENDERS TENDERS INVITED TENDERS are invited from Contractors Registered with the Ministry of Education for the supply of rations to Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Tiger Lane, Ipoh for the period from Ist. January to 3 1st December. 1965. For tender forms and further particulars please apply to the Guru Besar,
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      STIFF TEST FOR POT OF GOLD
      839 18  -  EPSOM JEEP By Kuala Lumpur, Monday 4 FTER a week of bright sunshine the monsoon rains have set in. A steady shower all but washed out this morning's track work at Kuala Lumpur. Only a few horses came out for exer- cise. Prospects of
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      Weights for tomorrow
      592 18 Weights for tomorrow KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Weight* for all nine races on Wednesday, serond day of the Selangor Turf Club November meeting: I Cl. 2 Div. 1 6* I Man* Tahu 9.0(1 I CavalUna 9.00 Oisin 8.13 1 Pantjasila 8.10 > Tiba Tibs 8.08 Bay Dragon II 8.07 Lovely Day
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      75 18 MANILA. Mon. Air Wind, ridden by Katsutaro Sakil of Japan, won the Asian Handican race at Santa Ana Park here yesterday. Second \v;is \K<>n\ Pride, piloted by iocki-y Snit <;f Thailand. Gold Queen, with Filipino jockey Elias up. was third. This Was the second international race held
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      SPOTLIGHT on your fancies
      970 18 Epsom Jeep spotlights the fancied runners at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow: Cl. 2 Div. l-6f Cavallina: Has hit a good patch; came from behind to finish third to Loch Leven over It on Sunday; smart winner over Penang 7f in heavy going last month. Tiba Tibs: Fast
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      874 18 TENDERS TENDtR NOTICE HO1SI\(, DKVKI.OIVMKST AT BL'KIT TIMAH ROAD FOR THK IMVKRSITY Off SINGAPORE TENDERS are invited from Contractors registered with the Public Works Department as "unlimited class" for a singie contract comprising Site Clearing. Ea.-th Cutting. Construction of Roads. Drains. Drives and Standing.-; and Genera) Building Work at Bukit
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      796 18 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE Suit No 249 of 1964 Between GIAN SINGH COMPANY LIMITED Plalntlfl and LIM WA SOON trading as W.S. LIM COMPANY Defendant To Lim Wa Soon trading as W.S. Lim Si Company late of No. 918. Kheara Hock Road. Sin- j gapore and No.
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      105 18 SEVERE COLDS LAY YOU LOW WOODS' WILL END YOUR WOE Do you suffer regularly from colds? When a cold has you in its grip, the soothing and warming medication of Woods* Great Peppermint Cur* will soon bring relief and comfort. You'll be amazed how quickly it will relieve heavy colds,
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      Thailand gets ready
      530 19 VARSITY RUGBY Malaya rout Singapore 27-0 to win Lee trophy MAIN STADIUM WILL SEAT 60,000 By NORMAN SIEBEL: KUALA LUMPUR. Mon 'JHAILAND, hosts for the 1966 Asian Gamta at Bangkok, have sent their first bulletin to all Asian Games Federation member countries and have announced that they
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      94 19 SOCCER Voon Cup m-imi final < Ipoh): Kilat Club v PCRC (Jn Abdul Jalil grd), FAS Lge final play-off: TPCA v Umno Youths (Princes Rd>. S'cor Govt Drpl A. Business Houses: Hutlson.- v RRI (Tavlor Rd). HOCKfcY Spore Div 1: SRC v BCC (padang); Div. 2: RAF,
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      McKinley's title
      57 19 BUENOS AIRES. Mon.— Chucit McKlnley (US) won the men's titlf* at the South American tennis championships here when his opponent. Manuel Suntana (Spalm had to retire. Sun Una withdrew because of a foot injury when leading 5-4 in the final set, after each player had taken two sets.
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      Singapore junior team on tour
      127 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.—Selangor BA Juniors will meet Singapore Juniors In a friendly badminton match at the Selangor BA Hall on Wednesday starting at 8 p.m. The match will consist of four singles and three doubles. Before meeting Selangor, the Singapore players will take on Negrl
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      KILAT IN FINAL
      27 19 rH, Mon. Kllat Club, defending champions, beat Cheng Wan 4-1 In the semi-final of ihe RDY Cup knockout soccer competition at Stadium Perak today.
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      139 19 BADMINTON BOON BEE YEE KHAN QUALIFY FOR INDIAN FINAL BOMBAY, Mon. Malaysian Thomas Cup doubles players. Ng Boon Bee and Tan Yee Khan, entered the men's doubles final In the Cricket Club of India badminton championships yesterday. They beat India's A. I. Shaikh and V. M. Bhat 18-15, 15-5 In
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      120 19 SOC( i it Victory Cup final (Malacca): j Ne-.v Market 1 Kil.it 1. Sambanthan Cup (Kampar 1 Tg Mal.m Ir.dia^s 2 Kampar Indian* 0. Mohd. I jam Cup final (Sprembam: Scremban Timor Umno 7 Pt Oiclcson Vmr.o 3. Friendly (B. Oajah'- Tg Tualang Y«j>ters 3 Parit Yg'itf i
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      MALAYSIA TO COMPETE IN BOXING TRIANGULAR
      114 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. Malaysia will send a team of eight boxers for an international triangular meet against Thailand and Burma in Bangkok next month. Officials of the three countries agreed on the contest when they met at the Olympic Games at Tokyo last month. Frank
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    The only language of the future—by Premier Lee
    860 20 The only language of the future by Premier Lee 'Let us get closer to feeling of being Malaysians 9 SINGAPORE. Monday THK "one-language" man is on the way out This was Ihe reality of Malaysia thai the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, put to Nanyang University students tonight. Addressing
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    Prize to best recruit
    51 20 THE acting Inspector-General of Police, Dato Mohamed Salleh bin Ismail, presenting a prize to Junuidi bin Ra'ee, from Sarawak, for being the best recruit in drill, at a passing-out parade at the Police Depot in Gurney Road. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Straits Times picture (Report in Page
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    KEDAH VISITORS PRAISE STORE PROGRESS
    279 20 KEDAH VISITORS PRAISE STORE PROGRESS Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 nor da $10 (minimum) SINGAPORE Monday THK leader of a six-man delegation from the Kedah Stale Assembly, Syed Ahmad Shahabuddin, observed today thai Singapore had made "tremendous progress" in industrialisation. He was speaking to reporters after the delegation had called on the
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    DEATH
    26 20 CABLE RECEIVED «11 d nlm-ty prnmonrr Ral'- rajih Cl H mi K R.I KundrHlincani M Aanalak J»ya paurd a ln Oyloa at Ahikkay v .-.eddy.
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    46 20 COLOMBO. Mon.— Mrs. Srimavo Bandaranalke, Prime Minister, said here she did not think there were newspapers in any nation except Ceylon which had been traitors to their country. She was addressing a mass rally yesterday in support of the press take-over Bill.— Reuter.
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    Socialists defeated
    59 20 PONTIAN, Mon. Alliance candidate, Mr. Lam Chow Kirn today won a town council by-election in the Socialist Front stronghold, Pantai Laut, defeating his only rival, the Front candidate. Mr. Tan Tai Thee, by 213 votes to 145. The seat was held formerly by Socialist Front candidate Mr. Tee
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    LONDON STOCKS RUBBER and TIN
    413 20 LONDON. Mon. Quiet and generally dull conditions again prevailed In the stock markets ahead of Wednesday s budget. Fears of increased taxes continued to restrain business and with few buyers around prices in most sections lost further ground. Steels however were a good market on
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    The 'fail safe'
    29 20 M IDDLETOWN (NY.) Mon Thieves last night stole $300 from the safe of the Paramount Theatre here, which today begins showing the film "Fall Safe." Reiner
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    379 20 No-straps ride for three crew of the space bus Voskhod MOSCOW, Monday. TIIK Communist Party newspaper Pravda today published another instalment of Ihe account by Ihe three-man crew of the Soviet ■pace ship Voskhod during their Ili^ht hist month. The cosmonauts said that unlike their predecessors, who had left their
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    207 20 Jani: We'll shoot aircraft down JAKARTA. Mon The Indonesian r m <■ d forces chief, l.iout. (icn. A. Jani. IUM warned that Indonesia would shoot down any planr violating the tountr> air spacr. •Now that M i.»- -i i his iloM-cl liit sn ice we will also Jose „nr air
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    Lock icon Vietcong attack
    41 20 SAIGON. Mon. A' Communist mortar attack killed a U. S. army officer and injured an enlisted man last night near Due Hoa. 18 milea northwest of here. Two Vietnamese officers also were killed and six other Vietnamese wounded. AP.
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