The Straits Times, 14 November 1964

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    24 1 ,tO**:\ AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 Nat* 01 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1964 if 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    MY MISSION: Razak
    554 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN 'Thank you' to Nasser first THEN ON TO LONDON AND OTHER CAPITALS FOR TALKS By KUALA LUMPUR. Friday TUN Abdul Razak spoke to me about his African mission a few hours before he left for Cairo tonight. "You t"in call it a mission of consolidation,"
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    'Show world your loyalty'
    583 1 'Show world your loyalty' DEFENCE FUND PLEA: GIVE GENEROUSLY J£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysians are urged to show the world their patriotism and determination to defend the country's sovereignty and independence by generously contributing to the National Defence Fund. The call was made by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak,
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    Two shots fired as millionaire Dato is kidnapped
    705 1  -  JACKIE SAM ABDUL FAZIL and By SINGAPORE, Pridav. MILLIONAIRE rubber merchant and philanthropist Dato Nj< Quit 1 Lam. 11. \\;is kidnapped tonight by four armed youths in Sennett Estate, a residential suburb, tonight. Several shots were fired by the kidoappers, who carried
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    Lock icon 5,000 dead in Vietnam floods
    116 1 5,000 dead in Vietnam floods SAIGON, Fri. The death toll in the Central Vietnam floods was officially estimated at more than .j.OOO yesterday. The Deputy Prime Minister, Gen. Nguyen Xuan Oanh, who visited the stricken area by plane and helicopter, was told of more than 4.000 dead in three provinces
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    Pope offers crown
    35 1 VATICAN CITY, Fri. Pope Paul VI disclosed today that he will offer his supreme crown the Pontifical "tiara"— as a iflft to the boor to aid the fight against world poverty.— UPl.
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    Lock icon No smoking
    25 1 CHICAGO. Fri. The Illinois ol thr Amerli-an Cancer Soiietv aid :cday It ha.s ordered Its employees to stop smokma on the job.— UPI.
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    Lock icon The bad debt...
    28 1 BLANTYRE Malawi i. Fri A man who wanted to collect a debt had hi.s ear cut off by his > Irate debtor here last night. Reuter.
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    Brunei Sultan in UK talks
    57 1 LONDON. Fri.— The Sultan ol Brunei had a 30-minute meeting yesteiday with the Commonwealth Secretary and a due to meet htm again Oils afternoon. A spokesman for the Sultan s*;d: "He Is dUrjsslnv the general problem* of Biunel. but I ranilM give you any details
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    Lock icon Briton heads Hong Kong 'We want self-rule'
    309 1 Briton heads Hong Kong 'We want self-rule' HO\(i KONG, Friday. ■■pi IK Democratic Self-Governmeni Party, which calls itself the first political party in the history of Hong Kong, was inaugurated here Kisl night. The president of the new party is a British professor currently in London. He la Mr. Peter
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    Lock icon £1,000 ...That's tin's new floor price
    65 1 £1,000 ...That's tin's new floor price T ONDON, Fri. The In--Li ternational Tin Council meeting in London has raised the floor price of tin from CB5O to Si 1,000 a ton, it was announced today. The ceiling price was raised from V: 1,000 to 1,200. The Council expressed concern at
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    Lock icon 'Crusher' Aidit
    28 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The "crush Malaysia" policy should be followed by crushing American imperialists. Mr. D. Aidlt. chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party, said last night. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 103 years of wedded bliss
    71 1 MOSCOW. Fri Naz 1 r Shakhbaz and hi.s wite Oechak are both 119 and have just celebrated their 103 rd wedding anniversary, according to the Moscow newspapers. I They were born in 1845, children of shepherds whn arranged the marriage for them according to an
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    Lock icon Go-slow railmen clash with crowds
    205 1 Go-slow railmen clash with crowds I ONDON. Fri. The police were called in today when an angry row broke out between ijo-slow rail way men and London office workers at the height of the morning rush hour. Bowler-hatted City work(rs. wielding their rolled umbrellas, had heaved and pushed their way
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 AIR ATTACK TUL AVIV I ri Israeli Aii Force plane* attacked Syrian rui. -mpl.M c mints on Syrian-lxr.ieu bordet today. a (iovcmnunt spokesman said— I'PI.
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    Blast from Samboe
    60 1 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Police today said that a loud explosion heard by residents in the Katonu. Gcylang and i Joo Chiat areas after midnight last night came from the direction of Pulau Samboe, in Indonesian territory. The Police Secretary, Mr T. Chelliah. said: It could be a cannon
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Uproar in Aussie Senate
      134 2 Uproar in Aussie Senate /CANBERRA, Fri. Allegations that two Labour Party ministers suggested a separate peace with Japan after the fall of Singapore in 1942 caused a political sensation in the Senate today. A Government senator. Mr. George Branson, named the i ministers as Dr. Herbert Evatt. war-time Minister for
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      NASSER: WE'RE NOT HOSTILE TO BRITAIN
      138 2 NASSER: WE'RE NOT HOSTILE TO BRITAIN BEIRUT. Fri— President Na>ser told thr United Arab Republic General Assembly last night that he was ready to establish eood relations with Britain. British bases in Libya and Cyprus were a threat to Egypt, and British imperialism in Aden and •the Arab South" could
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      Lock icon London tells Britons: Quit Indonesia
      330 2 London tells Britons: Quit Indonesia T LONDON, Friday. HE British Government has been advising British subjects to consider whether they should remain in Indonesia, a Foreign Office spokesman said last night.. The spokesman said: "In the light of recent events in SouthEast Asia, the British Government have for some time
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      Lock icon 'Winston' removed
      31 2 NAIROBI Fri.— A bust or Sir Winston Churchill has been removrd from Nairobi's Parliament buildings where it was alongside a bust of Kenya's Prime Minister. Mr. Joniu Kenyatta. Reuter.
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      Mother of 8 has quads
      42 2 BAGDAD. Fri. An Iraqi woman or 38 motlirr of right children envc birth to quadruple-- hrrc totiay. Mother nncl children were re pnvtcd to be in jtood health 7!ip juulrupirus, all girls, were F.iten. Pa vela and
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      THE WIFE WHO ROUTED TWO RED PLATOONS
      119 2 gAIGON. Fri.— The wife of a Vietnamese soldier has been decorated with a combat award for having "courageously used a carbine and grenades to drive otr two Communist platoons" attacking a Government outpost In the Mekong Delta. The Vietnam Press Agency said the
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      Lock icon AIDIT HITS OUT AT HIS OLD BOSS NIKITA
      225 2 JAKARTA, Friday. Vf R. D. N. Aidit. chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party, has attacked the former Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Khrushchev, and termed his downfall as the "bankruptcy of the merry-go-round policy with the imperialists." •'Khrushchev, who condemned Stalin for conducting
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      Lock icon Britain-India talks begin
      49 2 I LONDON, Fri. British-Indian I ministerial talks on Britain's imancial and military aid for India's defence build-up opened here yesterday. Mr. Y. B. Chavan, India's Defence Minister, headed a delegation which included high-ranking Service ofiicer*. Mr. Arthur Bottomlcy. Britain's Commonwealth Secretary, presided at the talks. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Rusk briefed
      26 2 WASHINGTON. Fri. Aastraliu'6 Ambassador. Mr. Keith Waller, yesterday told the Secretary ol Stat«. Mr. Dean Rusk, of Australia's three-year, US$474 million defence build-up. AP.
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      Lock icon Chou's 'not so warm' relations with the Kremlin
      218 2 Chou's 'not so warm' relations with the Kremlin \IOSCOW, Fri. Th« iTI Chinese Premier, Mr. Chou En-lai, has established businesslike if noi warm relations with Khrushchev's successors, reliable sources said today. In this atmosphere Mr. Chou and the new Kremlin leader, Mr. Leonid Brezhnev, reached agreement to hold Sino-Soviet peace
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Missiles: – Big U.S. lead over Russia
      217 3 Missiles: Big U.S. lead over Russia LONDON. Pri. The -.tralcjjii supiri.irity of the lulled Mites o\er thp Soviet I'nidn had increased "dramatically" in past years, said a rep«irt by the Institute of Strategic studies, issued here today. But the report warned that in the field of longranj;e striking power, this
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      'Silent epidemic' in Washington
      32 3 WASHINGTON. Pri. District of Columbia authorities are fighting a ■silent epidemic" that has given the nation* capital a higher vpnrrral (i: han any other city in the country.
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      Lock icon JITTERS OVER PERON RUMOURS
      92 3 JITTERS OVER PERON RUMOURS BUtNUS AIRES, FTi. Buenos Aires went iitterv with unconfirmed reports today that zero hour for the return of exited Juan Peron was at hand. The reports swept news- i paper offices, the stock exchange and even Govern- i inent quarters. Mr. Juau Palmero, Minister of the
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      Lock icon Thieves use crane
      24 3 LJUSDAL. (Central Sweden*. Pri. Thieves "borrowed" a mobile crane to steal 2.204 lb. of cool'rom a railway putting lot herrc Reutcr.
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      Lock icon France to develop submarines to carry N-missiles
      340 3 PARIS, Friday. THE development of nuclear missiles and submarines to carry them was included in a draft military programme for the next five years distributed to Members of the French Parliament yesterday. The whole French programme provides for the expenditure of about $50,000
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      Woman had a twin in chest 55 years
      77 3 MOSCOW. Fri. A medical oddity, .i woman who unknowing-! ly carried the embryo of a twin brother or sister in her chest for 55 years, wa* reported yestera.iv by Tass. The news agency said that > surgeons recently performed a .successful operation
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      , The Pope in a comedy of errors
      190 3 The Pope in a comedy of errors ROME, Fri. The Fope mistakenly took possession of a valuable first folio edition of William Shakespeare, shown to him for his blessing yesterday. It caused a moment of embarrassment for members of Britain's Royal Stratford Shakespeare Company, but Archbishop John C. Heenan of
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      Lock icon Kiwis make history at Buckingham
      199 3 LONDON, Friday. A KHAKI UNIFORMED contingent of New Zealand troops made history here yesterday by I mounting the first full guard by a non-British unit at Buckingham Palace. The pick of three New I Zealand regiments took over ;as palace guards from the tall, colourful
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      No-eviction order
      18 3 LONDON. Pri. The Government yesterday Introduced stopgap legislation to protect tenants from eviction by unscrupulous landlords.
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      Lock icon DOCTOR WHO NEVER SENT OUT A BILL
      176 3 DOCTOR WHO NEVER SENT OUT A BILL OOSTON, Fri. A man known as the phy siciar "who never sent out a bill" is dead at the age of 89. Dr. Frederick W. Beering died at his home on Wednesday. A general practitioner for 60 years. Dr. Beering also said he
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      A wheel drop shakes 67
      51 3 NEW YORK. Pri. Sixtyseven people in a Boeing 707 Jetliner were jarred yesterday in Nasville. Tennessee, when two rear wheels collapsed as the plane was preparing to take off for New York. No Injuries were reported among the 59 passengers and the crew of (iuht.
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      Lock icon University clamps down on campus contraceptives
      174 3 University clamps down on campus contraceptives J ONDON. Fri. The authorities at a Northern England university yesterday clamped down firmly on the students' plan to sell contraceptives In the university shop. The university Is Keele. where four girl students became pregnant last year. Dr. H. M. Taylor, the ViceChancellor. said:
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      Lock icon Nazi killers used babies for target practice, court told
      212 3 INSTEAD of clay 1 pigeons. SS guards tossed Jewish babies into the air for target practice at the Auschwitz death factory, a witness told Germany's largest war crimes trial yesterday. FRANKFURT, Fri. Children not killed by the first shot, fell Into
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      Lock icon British MPs to get a big pay rise
      114 3 lOXDOX. Fri. British I Memoers of Parliament arr evpectcd to get substantial pay rise next week possibly bringing their present bsate "-alary of V! 1,750 up to V 3.000, political sources said last night. The souri es expected corresponding rises for Ministers,
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      Lock icon MP: The room that's an atrocity
      149 3 MP: The room that's an atrocity LONDON. Fri. An MP. Mr. William Shephard. charged yesterday that an "atrocity" had been commited in the House of Commons. He was referring to the new decor In the Harcourt Room in the Commons where members can take visitors for a chat and a
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      Lock icon Church rules may change
      49 3 VATICAN CITY. Fri The Ecumenical Council gave Initial approval yesterday to 19 proposals cailing for changes m m;:--clatocl practices in the lives of members of lelicioas orden. Thy vote v. as 1.155 to 882. Thp council will vole on the I proposals tomorrow. UPI. I
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    Housing Board Sunday work: Court's ruling
    434 4 WHERE a workman of the estates department of the Housing and Development Board asked for work on a Sunday or public holiday, and the Board had no alternative but to provide such work, the rate of pay should be a "negotiable issue" between the
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    TESTIMONY ON 'PIPE' GRENADE
    259 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— A preliminary inquiry was told today that a "pipe" grenade, found in a house in Pachitan Lima in September this year, could cause injury to people within a distance of 20 yards if exploded. Warrant Officer E.R. Whiiby was j giving expert evidence at
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    STC union backs NTUC move
    105 4 STC union backs NTUC move SINGAPORE, Friday. The Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union today expressed full support lor the initiative taken by the National Trades Union Congress to form the Singapore Transport Workers Union to represent workers In Chinese bus companies in the State. The union general secretary, Mr. Ong
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    Festivals display at Thai Consulate is on again today
    344 4 Festivals display at Thai Consulate is on again today SINGAPORK. Fri. The wife of the Minister for Culture. Mrs. S. Ra.jaratnam. today declared open the first "International Festivals." a two-day display of the national festivals of 14 countries at the Thai Consulate General. She was acting on behalf of the
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    Lawyer for inquiry
    100 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Nej gara today appointed Mr. Punch Coomaraswamy. a lawyer, to Inquire into the leadership of the 20.000--membcr Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union. Mr. c o o m a r a s w a m y's terms of reference are to 1
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    PMIP MAN JOINS TEAM TO SABAH
    116 5 PMIP MAN JOINS TEAM TO SABAH SINGAPORE, Fri. A delegation of nine M.P.s and four Senators left by air this morning for a nine-day tour of Sabah and Sarawak. The 13-man delegation includes a member ol the Opposition Pan-Malayan Islamic Party— lnche Abu Bakur bin Hamzah. M.P. lor Bachok. Kelantan.
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    Cinema check after $33,000 grab
    238 5 GUNMEN ESCAPE WITH LOOT FROM SHOP PENANG, Friday. T)OLICE screened patrons a? they left the Capitol cinema IT after the 9.30 show last night following a hold-up by four youths, three armed with pistols, who escaped from a neighbouring shop with about $33,000 in watches,
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    Poison-free apples
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Fri The Ministry of Health has announced that a consignment of 12.000 cases of Chinese apples which anived in the Hoi Wang from Hong Kong on Wednesday have been sample*: and chemical analysis carried out indicated that the apples are free of any arsenic contamination. They have
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    Diplomat in crash escapes unhurt
    109 5 I POH. Fii. The Pakistan High Commissioner. Sy c d Mohamed Hassan, escaped unhurt when his car was involved" in a collision with another car here today. Syed Mohamed Hassan was going to the Station Hotel here to pick up nis baggage to return to
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    Lock icon Death for the 'White Bridge' slayer
    81 5 JESSELTON, Fri -A young man was sentenced to death by the Tawau High Court yesterday after he was convicted of what has become known as the "White Bridge" murder. ThaiiK Su Mm, 22. shot and killed Hie Soon in the Whitr Bridge area list
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    $1.5 MIL. AIRPORT TO BE BUILT IN MIRI NEXT YEAR
    229 5 $1.5 MIL. AIRPORT TO BE BUILT IN MIRI NEXT YEAR SINGAPORE. Friday. THE Transport Minister, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today revealed plans of the Central Government to build a new airport in Miri, Sarawak. He said the Government had allocated $1.5 million for the project and work was expected
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    50,000 crowd expected at Kangar's S-Day rally
    133 5 50,000 crowd expected at Kangar 's S-Day rally IJANGAR, Fri. About 50.--000 people are expected to attend the National Solidarity Week rally here at 4 p.m. on Monday. The Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad, will address lhe rally in the national language with translations m Chinese Tamil and Thai. Duriiiß
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    Lee's pep talk
    38 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will I address senior Government offl- cers, administrative officers and supervisors connected with the health services in the State at noon tomorrow, at the Victoria Tl'.eilrp
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    The cruel mother fails in her appeal
    162 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Chief Justice told a woman, under a lower court sentence of a fine of $800 or six months' jail for ill- treating her seven- year-old daughter: Had I been the magistrate I would not have hesitated to send you to
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    Lock icon RUNAWAY CYCLIST DROPS A BAG OF BOMBS
    101 5 RUNAWAY CYCLIST DROPS A BAG OF BOMBS JtSSELTON. Fri.— Police found 10 hand grenades and detonators in a handbag dropped by an unidentified cyclist on Wednesday night. A police spokesman said the cyclist dropped the bag and disappeared into a dark lane as a police officer approached him. The officer
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    KAUM IBU DELEGATES MEETING CALLED OFF
    144 5 KAUM IBU DELEGATES MEETING CALLED OFF I JJUALA LUMPUR. Fri. -A < delegate*' conference of the Umno women's section scheduled for Nov. 27 and i 28 to discuss the changing of its name from "Pergerakan Kaum Ibu" <Or- ganlsation for Mothers* to "Pergerakan Kaum Wanita" (Organisation for Women) has been
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    Exhibition put off
    37 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. An exhibition of paintings by Mr. Lee Joo For of Penang, scheduled to be held at the British Council Centre here from Nov. 23 to 28, has been postponed to December.
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    Two suspects held
    20 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two suspect secret society fighters were detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance yesterday.
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    The Big Week: Six slogans for S'pore
    129 6 The Big Week: Six slogans for S'pore SINGAPORE. Fri. The National Solidarity Week committee- here has decided on six sloirans to be used during the week from Monday <ov. 22. All ministries and depart.na .statutory bodies. members of the four ChunCommerce, the Manufacturers' Association, the in Exchanup Banks' A>todatlon and
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    He saves daughter from burning home
    121 6 He saves daughter from burning home pARIT <P«rak). Fri. A pad! planter. Ka.ssim bin Ida Knlah. 3K. dashrd into his burning hnusi- in Kampnne Pendant; Bedrra. l{ miles from here. la>t niuht to mvc his five-jrear-eti iaagkter, Noraini. K,i>sim. wlki received burns on hi> slioulders. v.is treated as an outpatient
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    For Tokyo talks
    40 6 SINOAPORE, Fn. Mr. Hwang Ti;.\v Sooi. the senior meteorological officer in Singapore, will be Malaysia's representative at an Inter-regional seminar on the Interpretation and use of meteorological satellite data In Tokyo from Nov. 27 to Dec. 8.
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    Solidarity talk
    35 6 KUALA LIPIS, Fri. Thf Mentrl B«?var of Pahang, Dato Yahya bin Mohamed Seh. and a Oftbinet Minister will address a nntiona: .i.d.iri'v rally at the town prtdiinc here at 4.30 p.m. next Wednesday.
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    Housing racket in S'pore to be stamped out
    507 6  - Housing racket in S'pore to be stamped out JOSEPH YEO By Singapore. Friday THE big housing racket in Singapore is to be stamped out. Buyers must be protected against swindling by unscrupulous speculators, the Minister of National Development. Mr. Lim Kirn San. declared today. Legislation to license and control all
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    68 suspects detained
    51 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. I Police today raided two areas I here and rounded up 68 i youths suspected of belnn 1 secret society members. In the first raid, at Central j Market. 60 were detained. The second raid was at Suleiman Court, off Batu Road. Eight were
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    251 to sit for examinations
    43 6 KANGAR. Fn. A total of 251 Perlis candidates will sit for the school certificate. Federation of Malaya certificate and higher school certificate examinations this month. The examination centre this I year is ai the Derma English I School.
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    Perlis farmers get fertiliser
    39 6 KANGAR. Frl. The Agriculture Department has distributed nearly 300 tons of urea fertiliser to farmers throughout Perlis. Another 200 tons. It is estimated. will have been given out by the end of the year. i
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    Malay play opens tonight
    113 6 Malay play opens tonight TIN Fatimah. daughter of the Bendahara in the Malay historical play "Laila Sari", portrayed by Che Marhamah (above). a sreond-year Language Institute student, at a dress rehearsal at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Kuala Lumpur. The play will open with a Royal Command Performance tonight. The
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    Factory opening
    30 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goli Keng Swee. will officially open the new factory of Celbuildings Ltd. at Tanglm Halt at 5 p.m. on Nov. 25.
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    Malay women form a co-op
    57 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A t'roup of Malay women from tlie Singapore i Umno have decided to form their own cottage industries co-opcrativp society. At a meeting held at the party's city division in High Street. Che Masni binte Yunos was elected chairman of the society, with
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    New school plan
    26 6 TANGKAK. Fri.— A new T.imil school, with six classrooms, will be built herp to replace the building destroyed in a storm this year.
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    S'pore dole dodgers: They get public money when not eligible
    198 6 S'pore dole dodgers: They get public money when not eligible SINGAPORE, Fri. A large number of people are receiving public welfare assist- ance although they are not eligible by not reporting their true family circumstances. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, parliamentary secretary to the Minister for Social Affairs, said this in
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    Medal for Toh Puan Noor
    77 6 SINGAPORE. Frl The i Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. will honour his wife. Toh Puan Noor Aishah. at an Investiture ceremony at the Tstana Negara tomorrow. Singapore's First Lady, who tops the list of honours i and awards, will receive the Plngat Baktl
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    $13,000 THEFT AT SHOP
    158 6 $13, 000 THEFT AT SHOP KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. rpHUGS— at least four of them— used a blowx torch to break open the collapsible metal door of a shop selling radios and electrical appliances and took away more than $13,000 worth of articles in a van. The thefts took place early
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    Telephones: S'pore ahead of many Asian countries
    295 6  - Telephones: S'pore ahead of many Asian countries SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE, Fri. With the exception of Japan. Israel and Hong Kong. Singapore now has more telephone lines per capita than any other Asian country in the world. This was stated today bj Mr. W. TratTord. gcner.T. manager of the
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    Scurrilous, says Lee
    1028 7 BARISAN ALLEGES PATRONAGE IN BURSARY AWARDS: OPPOSITION SILENT ON PM's 'SUBSTANTIATE' CHALLENGE gINGAPORK, Fri. Allegations by Harisan Sosialis Assemblymen that the (Government awarded bursaries and scholarships for higher studies on the basis of political party affiliations or political patronage were described by the Prime .Minister, MR LEE
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    WE'VE GONE OVER PHASE OF CHASING WHITE MAN OUT: PM
    389 7 tfLNGAPORE. Fri. Why should an expatriate officer (Mr. R.B. Corridon) hold the post of Director of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau? Questions on this were raised by Bari.san Sosialis Assemblymen during the committee debate on the 1965 estimates in the
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    Yong: Courtesy from Govt. workers
    206 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Health, Mr. Voiid Xyuk Lin, told the Legislative inmMy today that all medical and hospital staff were expected to give maximum courtesy and serviie to the public. It was unnecessary to conduct courtesy and service courses as suggested by Mrs.
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    HIGH COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF POLICE INSPECTOR
    387 7 ipoil. Fri. The conviction an d $7.')() fine imposed by a sessions court on a police inspector, Kok Yin Khoon. for offering a bribe to a senior police officer, was upheld by Mr. Justice Ong in Ihc high court lure today. Kok was
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    Lotus Club to stage Malaysian play
    85 7 Lotus Club to stage Malaysian play SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Lotua Clvb drawn irom medical students of the University of Singapore will .sta«e a Mala' play. "The Moon is less bright" by Dr. Goh Poh Seng, at Hit Cultural Centre from Nov. 26 to 28. This is a political play I
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    480 7 JHK following l« today's nehedul* of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar ninmrt. Singapore: ARRIVALS Japan Air Lints: From Jakarta (JL 716) X.30 .i-m. B0AC: From London. Zurich, Dama*cuH. Abadan, Bombay. Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 790) 6 p.m.: from London. Rome. Beirut. Teheran. New Delhi (BA
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    Radio thief is remanded
    56 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. Tan Hock Hua, 19. of Kampong Pays Rumput, Mastid Tanah. Malacca, pleaded guilty here today to stealing a transistor radio and a ring belonging to Bactiek bin Ahmad in Jalan Perkins on Oct. 27. Sentence was postponed to Dec. 4 pending a probation
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    Man who stole trousers
    57 8 rPOH. Fri. Lav Ah Sang. 23 unemployed, was sentenced to six months' Jail by a magistrate. Inche Mohamed Eusof bm Chin, here today lor stealing a pair of trousers and two pairs of shoes from a stall In Pangllma Btreet on Oct. 39. He pleaded guilty.
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    'Reconsider' appeal to British firms here
    371 8 HUGHES' ADVICE TO RELUCTANT BUSINESSMEN T*HE British Govern- ment yesterday urged British businessmen, who may be holding back expansion of their firms in Malaysia because of Indonesia's confrontation, to reconsider their position Mr. Cledwyn Hughes, Minister of State *t the Commonwealth Relations Office, told
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    $25,000 START TO SABAH D-FUND
    169 8 JESSELTON, Friday. T<HE National Defence Fund opened here today with an initial contribution of $25,000 from the Sabah Government. The Minister of Communications and Works, Dato Khoo Siak Chiew, who is also the chairman of the fund committee, told a Press conference that the Chief
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    Educational tour
    29 8 PENANO. Prt. Three lecturers and 50 student teachers from the Malay Teachers' TrainIng College In Brunei will tour educational Institutions in Penang and Province Wellesley this weekend.
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    18 monks in for two-day visit
    90 8 J^UALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Eighteen monks from the Hong Kong Buddhist*' Sangha Association arrived here today for a two-day visit The group, led by the Yen. Ylu Tarn. director of the association, will leave for India on Sunday to attend the Seventh World Pellowship of
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    Youth remanded in murder case
    41 8 MALACCA. Fri. Ah Kow. 17. unemployed, was charged here today with murder. He is alleged to have killed Tay Hong Lim. 22. a painter, at the City Park on Monday morning. He was remanded in custody.
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    Germany tour
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Chew Hock Guan, senior news editor and acting senior programme organiser of Radio Malaysia. Sarawak, will leave here by air on Sunday on a two-week study tour of West Germany.
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    Solidarity Week souvenir booklet for sale
    184 8 Solidarity Week souvenir booklet for sale U-UCHING, Fri. Leaders of all Sarawak's political parties have signed a special National Solidarity Week message in a souvenir booklet to be sold to the public during Solidarity Week. Among the signatories are the secretary-general of the Sarawak United People's Party. Mr. Stephen Yong.
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    Island visit
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Fri —The Prim* Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will visit Pulau Übln on Sunday. where he will be welcomed by members of the Changl constituency citizen consult atl re and goodwill committees.
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    Tengku and trade union movement
    191 8 •TTENGKU Abdul Rahman has said he Is always ready to help the trade union movement in any way he can as it has contributed much to the progress and stability of the country. In a message to the International Federation of Commercial. Clerical and Technical
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      250 8 AUey Oap By V.T. Hawnlim I EVER StHCE OOP oOT *J 7WATS WHAT I TOU> I LOOkiT V n| j DNOU THlMk' KE REAU>>>"" N A INTO THIS WEATWER >KIOUNT '.M.-BOT HE SAID IF I 1M UP YDI! CAN «*>*J™'"G 5 J \A, GOP RACKET WES OLYMPUS.' HAP ANY OA.TLHJE.
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    Bookmaker fined
    48 9 IPOH. Pri. A father of three Poong Siak Pooi. 28. was today fined $500 or two months' Jail by the magistrate. Inche Mohamed Eusoff bin Chin, when he pleaded guilty to acting as a bookmaker at the Perak Turf Club here on Nov. 10. last year
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    Opening of hall
    37 9 BATU PAHAT. Frl Johore s Chief Education Officer. Mr Tan Teik Beng. will open a new school hall and classrooms at the Chern Hwa Chinese School in Buk'.t Pasir at 10 am on Sunday.
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    Goh: Exploitation by foreign investors? It is baseless...
    852 9 Bigger proportion <of local capital rj* HE Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Kcng Swee, told the Legislative Assembly last night that Barisan Sosialis charges that foreign investors were being allowed to exploit the workers of Singapore were completely baseless. He was replying to
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    $5,000 BAIL FOR TWO IN CUSTOMS CASE
    167 9 PENANG. Friday. 4 MAN, H'ng Ah Tin, 3b. and a youth, Hashim bin Othman, 17, were each granted $5,000 bail when they were charged in the Sessions Court here with conveying dutiable goods H'ng ana Hashim we r e I jointly charged with
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    JURONG WORKERS WILL VOTE CHIA OUT OF OFFICE NEXT TIME, SAYS GOH
    398 9 JURONG WORKERS WILL VOTE CHIA OUT OF OFFICE NEXT TIME, SAYS GOH Ong Eng Ouan. who knows the facts .say that n Dr. Guh said he was absolutely certain that Mr. Cbla Thve Poh t Barisan Sosialis) would lose his Jurong scat at the next flections. "I can assure you
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    $1.2 mil. in P-Fund
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Natior.nl Patriotic Fund now stands at $1,244,697.94. The latcs: contribution < f $200 came from Mr. Chan Kee. of Jalan Kenanga. I off Shaw Road. here.
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    DEATHS
    68 10 Word, S/0 I Minimum) MR LOW LIAN HOCK "illy 12-M-S4 iravlnK i.rhind kakvvea "itr 2 ions and I daughter Puaeral I p m 14-11-64 from :i- Woodlriuii Park. Spore MISS ONC BEE CHENG. 18, he- lovrd dauKbtrr of Mr. and Mm. Oni; Ihr-nt H\. I -l-^'-'l 1»«) I .-HCrfUllv
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    18 10 :il BW. </0 (Vmimnmt MR ANO MRS. EdWtt thank rr tm nds for Ihflr pr.'"fnf><, attrndance and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    54 10 ?li Hard* tit (Minimum) IN EVER LOVING MEMORY ot I dear HIM CataertM Ethel Jsrlcson du-<1 Mli-il in Simr Road Camp. IN EVER LOVING MOMEORY of Thoma* l«.ia( who lrft us on it n I, Kent dear soul In everlasting i*, ice." Always In the thoughts of his
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  • The Straits Times Saturday. November 14, 1064.
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      The Budget Critics
      714 10 The worst that can be said with complete confidence about Singapore's budget is that it should have been delayed until after presentation of the Malaysian budget. This is so i obvious, and precedent for delay is so recent, that Dr. Goh Keng Swee must have had special
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      Razak Mission
      317 10 The heat has gone out of the situation which a few months ago made Malaysian missions abroad to counter Indonesian propaganda vitally important, but much significance still attaches to the journey Tun Razak began yesterday. Aa he pointed out. it is aimed at the "consolidation" of recent diplomatic
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      Senate Seat
      222 10 How is the problem of the empty Senate seat to be sol- wad? The Prime Minister ob- viously has no authority, except over Alliance senators. If the Senate itself has power than the Prime Minister is not j 1 absolutely helpless. But the I problem is unusual enough
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      Why the sound misses the lips
      224 10 R. JACKSON has criticised the synchronisation of film and sound on Television Singapura. There are a number of reasons why the time lag occurs. The majority of musical programmes are pre-record-ed before being televised. Sometimes the recording is done many days beforehand. The artiste,
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      High costs
      161 10 \|R K.L. Tan has rightly pointed out the high cost of licencing and Insuring a self-drive car. But he has failed to mention tbe extra $360/- a year tax levied by the Federation Road Transport Department if the vehicle is to cross the causeway. Self-drive cars are not
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    When English sounds are used for Malay
    763 10 refer to Mr. M. Ogle's letter on the question of Malay spelling and pronounclatlon (S.T. Nov. 11). Malay pronunciation varies from district to district and from speaker to speaker native and normative speakers. Even in what is conveniently called the standard pronunciation are
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    Smiles again, but how much aid?
    926 10  - Smiles again, but how much aid? SAMAD ISMAIL by 'IN BACKWARD KELANTAN. A POLITICAL TRUCE. A DECISION ON PRIORITIES AND MORE CASH HOW EVER concerned Tun Abdul Razak may be over development in Kelantan after his tour there, he will certainly be cautious in deciding what help Inche Asrl bin
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    Hunt on after gunboat landing report
    183 11 Hunt on after gunboat landing report l/UALA LUMPUR. Fri Police today continued their search for four people said to have alighted irom two vessels which looked like Indonesian gunboats off the beaches at Kampong Tanjong Dahan near Kuala Linggi, Malacca, last night. A police spokesman here said "So far we
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    Rotary Club fellowships
    51 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Roiarv Clubs in Malaysia are now Inviting candidates for the award of three Rotary fellowships provided for this area under the Rotary Foundation. Prospective candidates must be unmarried graduate students be- 1 tween 20 and 29 years of age with certain scholastic and character I
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    Death for Indon agent
    310 11 HE ACCUSED MAN OF BEING INFORMER AND 'EXECUTED 9 HIM IN A JUNGLE PIT JESSELTON, Friday. pOR the first time in Sabah. an Indonesian terrorist agent was yesterday sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Simpson in the Tawau High Court. Supriadi bin Rahardia. a Javanese, was
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    Those who don't back the S-Week...
    120 11 Those who don't back the S-Week... L'l \l A LUMPUR, Fri. -m The Assistant Minister of Justice, Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'acob. said to- day that those who did not support the National Solidarity Week should be treated as Indonesian in- I filtrators and agents. Any political party, he added, that
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    Burglar takes cycle
    40 11 PENAMO. Fri A burglar! rode off with a bicycle after he had broken Into the Green Lane quarters of Dr. Keong Hean Phek. a Government dental officer, yesterday. He also took two fountain pens and a camera
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    Man who stole car jailed on his birthday
    180 11 Man who stole car jailed on his birthday SINGAPORE. Fri.— A photo studio assistant, who stole a $2,400 car on Nov. 1. was Jailed today his 21st birthday for three years by Mr. K.T. Alexander, a district Judge. Goh Chin Slang, who pleaded guilty, had been a criminal law police
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    MILITARY MISSION GETS DOWN TO DETAILS
    104 11 I^UALA LUMPUR, Frl The eight-man United States military mission today got down to examining details of Malaysia's defence needs. The secretary to the Ministry of Defence. In.-he Abdul Kadir bin Shamsuddln. and the chiefs of the Army. Navy and Air Force were present at
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    $540 for widow
    60 11 §INGAPORE. Fri. The Straits Times today received 5540.70 more for a widow. Madam Parvathl of Kuala Lumpur and her 11 children. •o"^! ola of tn 'und is now 12.394.80. Todays contributions--,P r A. Murugasu, Johore Bahru. 810: J. Baruch $10; Staff of Ministry of Education headquarters 8600.70;
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    Survey boat for RMN service
    67 11 PENANG. Frl. A Marine Department survey and Inspection vessel. the Tanjong Merang. loaned by the department to the Roy.il Malaysian Navy for patrol 'ill be commissioned for RMN service at a ceremony henat 11 m. tomorrow. The vessel fitted with guns and special radio equipment,
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    College lectures
    34 11 SINGAPORE, Prl. A course of 10 lectures In Chinese on "The Practice of Quality Control" will begin on Nov. 26 at Ngee Ann Collepe under the sponsorship of the Economic Development Board.
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    President on tour
    30 11 KUALA IUMPL'R. Fri. The President ol the Associated Country Women of the World. Mrs. Grerda *M Beekhoff. will arrive here 1:*. air tomorrow for a eightday tour.
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    The new D.O.
    39 11 KUALA LIPIS. Prl Inche Kamaruzzaman bin Abdul Hallm. the Temerloh Assistant District Officer, has assumed duties as District Officer here In place of Inche Mohamed Tajol Aros bin Ahmad, who has been transferred to Kuala Pllah.
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    Youth jailed
    38 11 SINGAPORE, Frl. A youth, Goh Seng, was today Jailed for six months for attempting to extort $50 from Chew Wan, 51, a medicine hawker. In Smith Street. Goh also known aa Ha Kan Chat, pleaded guilty.
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    Their secret for wedded bliss—love and tolerance
    333 11 Their secret for wedded bliss— love and tolerance By 808 PERIES: Singapore, Friday "LOVE", said Charles Vincent Phipps, 74, ''and tolerance and understanding," added Mary Elizabeth Wyes, 67, make up the secret of wedded bliss. They should know. For Mr. and Mrs. Phipps have been happily married for 50 years.
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    More cash for the Ow orphans
    111 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Straits Times has received another $262.61 for the Ow orphans, bringing the total fund to $45,695.72. Today's contributions: Wellwishers In C.H.J. $9: Straits X lines reader $5: Mrs. Wee Swee Sion?. Kuala Trengganu (5: Eugtne, Agnes and Janice Yang WO. Mrs.
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    Deepavali theft
    35 11 TAIPING. Fii R Marimutliu. 37. unemployed, was sentenced to three months' jail here yesterday for stealing a katl of latex worth 60 cents on Deepavali Day on Padang Gajah Estate, near heie. i
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    MAN RUNS INTO PATH OF MOVING TRAINKILLED
    183 11 MAN RUNS INTO PATH OF MOVING TRAINKILLED If I ALA Ll'MPl'R. Fri. A 54 year old man, poorly drr»*cd and bare-footed, mi .tilled today when he r,an into the path of a shunting engine near the Malayan Railway running shed in Brickfields Road here. The man was later identified as
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    Brunei Sultan in talks
    56 11 LONDON. Fri. The Sultan of Brunei had a 30-mlnute meeting yesterday with the Commonwealth Secretary and is due to meet him again this afternoon. A spokesman lor the Sultan said: "He Is discussing the general problems of Brunei, but I cannot give you any details.'' (Russia
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    Razak's guests
    29 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Eight members of the United States defence team were guests of Tun Abdul Razak at a buffet dinner In his home last night.
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    Collector abducted and robbed of $2,400
    207 11 Collector abducted and robbed of $2,400 SINGAPORE. Fri. A bill collector was abducted and robbed of $2,400 in cash and cheques in Cheng San Road yesterday. Llm Juay Chor of Sim Sens; Chuan and Co. told the police that he was driving alone in his Morris Minor along Upper Thomson
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    Six months for lock-up escape man
    69 11 Six months for lock-up escape man TAIPING. Fri.— A police detainee. Phang Yee. 24. was Jailed for six months here yesterday for escaping from a police station lock-up. Phang, who pleaded guilty, escaped by ripping open the metal ceilincr of the lock-up with a piece of plank, removed from a
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    Tithes committee
    25 11 PENANG. Frl. Penang State Islamic Religious Council has appointed an 11 -man committee m organise the collection of the Zakat and Fltrah tithes.
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    Estimates approved
    20 11 KUALA LUMPUR Prl. The Sungel Matl local council, has passed estimates totalling 815.965 as expenditure for next year.
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  • Straits Times Saturday forum
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      DELAYED, DAKOTA, AND NO REFUND?
      78 12 I WAS booked to fly on a Malay»ian A i r w ays Friendship flight from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 9 afternoon Departure, as is getting quite usual nowadays. was delayed by over an hour. Finally I was transferred to a Dakota. Fare
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      STAGE CLUB AND THE CRITICS
      214 12 STAGE CLUB AND THE CRITICS YOUR correspondent ME 1 Constant expresses sur-pri-e because I did not delend the disparaging remarks about my Cub made in the Radio Forum. Firstly, there were no disparaging remarks. Secondly, if there were, my Club was not under attach, perhaps partisans of ME. Constant were
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      University college site
      153 12 THE Minister of Education told the Dewan Ra'ayat that the Central Government has agreed in principle to establish a University College in Penang. adding that details would be considered by the Higher Education Planning Committee. What prompted me to write (S.T. Sept. 5) was firstly to ask
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      Airport taxis
      99 12 I have often had to go to Paya Lebar airport to pick up associates of mine, and movement In the airport was pretty busy. The car parks were usually full, and I have had to wait for cars to move out. While searching for a space, I have
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      LATE TAX RETURN
      201 12 A 6 my wife Is employed in the Medical Department In Kelantan her Income should be included in my return. I have been about four times to the Department to get my wife's Income returns for 1963 from the financial clerk and' was told each time that
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      Parking
      23 12 I SUPPORT the Singapore proposal to forbid parking in busy streets during office hours except to set down or pick up passengers.
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      Showpiece town
      37 12 \IOSQUITOES galore. lallang growing wild, pot -holed roads but In the older, poorer section.. Some neglected Malaysian town? No Petailng Jaya, Malaya's famous new town, showpiece of the nation. One wonders. JOHN CHLAH Pctaling Jaya
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      THE FIRE VICTIMS LOST ALL INCOME
      140 12 THE FIRE VICTIMS LOST ALL INCOME IT is disappointing that funds are not streaming in for the fire victims in Singapore. Perhaps the public does not see the need for it. being told that they are given flats overnight with rent subsidies. But I know personally one family of eleven
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      Hunting down the pirating taxis
      284 12 THE pirate taxi problem in Singapore has grown to greater proportions since the deregistration of the die- el taxis, which have almost without exception swelled the ranks of pirate taxis. As with the hawkers there is the occasional flash in the pan by officialdom when
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      Police and the road-users who don't care
      275 12 r AM obliged to your correspondent "Observant' x and we seem agreed on several counts; the single mindedness of the Police when on one specific duty and the volume of road offences committed daily. Mr. Seenivasagams comments on Ipoh .'.raffle conditions leaves the
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      127 12 INCHE Osman seems to have made his point about the use of the national language on Television. The use of English In the announcements also leaves much to be desired. Announcements of English programmes are so badly made that sometimes It Is Impossible to make them out. Recently
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      Cholera guard
      54 12 IF Kota Bharu Town Council paid more attention to the drains, the rubbish heaps, and the food sold by roadside and market hawkers, the hospital would probably not be so crowded, there would not be a recurrence of cholera, and doctors and nurses would not be so overworked.
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      Late school
      68 12 MY eldest son Is in a lead--1 ing secondary school in the afternoon session. His schooling Is over at 6.30 p.m. but by the time he reaches home it is about 8 p.m. and he is too tired for anything but bed. Is It not possible' for all
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      Lock icon TWO MPs WALK OUT ON Mrs. B
      113 13 TWO MPs WALK OUT ON Mrs. B COLOMBO. Fri. Two Government members of the Ceylonese Parliament crossed over to the Opposition yesterday, because of differences over the Press Bill which provides for the take-over of Ceylon's largest newspaper group. Lake House. One is Mr. Stanley Molllgoda. who voted with the
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      Lock icon Saigon racket uncovered
      55 13 SAIGON. Fri. Police aouree.i reported yesterday they had uncovered a ring Involving "high government officials" which has been selling draft exemption papers to Vietnamese youths called up lor military service. False draft exemptions can be bought for amounts between 40 and 80 thousand Vietnamese piasters from the
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      412 13 LONDON, Friday J^USSIA last night called for independence for Brunei, and Cambodia asserted that Hong Kong belonged to China. The claims were made as the U.N. Special Committee on Colonialism approached the final lap of its year-long consideration of dependencies. It adjourned discussions today
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      265 13 Detente with Peking needed: Hasluck LONDON, Fri. Mr. Paul Hasluck, Australia's External Affairs Minister, said here that the first priority in Asia was to establish with China the same kind of "detente" which the West had achieved with the Soviet Union. In a prepared statement, he said he wished to
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      72 13 Print error so no supplement LONDON. Pri. Boole iovprs all over Britain were disappointed yesterday when they uked at new-stands for Tlir Times Literary Supplement, a weekly publication issued by The Times. Because of a printing error all 44.000 copies of the supplement were withdrawn from newsagents early this morning.
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      103 13 QMAHA. t Nebraska Fri Police have arrested a 43-year-old man who had been living with his three daughters and a German shepherd dog in a wrecked car in east Omaha. Still sought yesterday were the children, ages 5. 11 and 13. who fled when their
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      Lock icon Defections: Now flight restriction
      65 13 HAVANA. Pri. Czechoslovak Airline? said yesterday they would no longer carry Cuban emigrants to Madrid via Prague because of "mass defections" during stopovers at Oander airport. Canada. The airline had weekly flllghts over the route. Several hundred Cubans have defected at Gandar and, Cuban sources said,
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      220 13 LONDON, Friday. A BRITISH dentist was barred from practice A yesterday by a disciplinary committee which found he had taken part in perverted sexual acts with his former receptionist and encouraged her drug addiction. The General Dental Council committee ruled that Alexander Segerdal, 38, of
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      171 13 The day a diplomat's car hit a Moscow taxi... IIfIOSCOW, Fri. Mr. Miset Gaton Ngambani. Charge d'Affaires at the Congo Embassy here, has protested to the Soviet Foreign Ministry after being "brutally mishandled." He said he was returning from a reception in the American Ambassador's residence about 3 a.m. yesterday
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      83 13 MESSINA. Sicily. Fri. Pour passengers dived Into the treacherous currents of the Strait of Messina yesterday from the East German Mediterranean cruise ship Voelkerfreundschaft. They told Italian coast guardsmen that they had been willing to risk their lives to get to West Germany. The
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      51 13 NEW YORK. Prt. A butler on the Long Island estate of a New York city broker yesterday shot and killed his wife, act the j US$2OO,OOO mansion on fire and then took his own life. The home of Mr. and Mrs. William Wardall was virtually destroyed UPI.
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      380 13 Straits Times Crossword 1. Oovernmlnt^ >S c 8 h nge d Ub- SJT M frOnt? our in! Great! (13>. 5. Share of contract* going to 8. First step towards the House? Boeing's? Its in the wind On the contrary. I'm return- (4J». pd by the people! U0). 6. See 16
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      334 14 I^^^^^^^^^^^JJ^^l^JKi RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS 20 Wnrd* >>:.jfl I Mint PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SINGAPORE. Comer Orchard Koad. Penang Koiid, *Sunfl.*ty t~T\' it'Cs U «%.DQ. nn<l o pin. Sunday School H a.m. All Welcome. ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Penaog Codrlngtur Avenue. Sunday Service U. 30 am Children* Church 9.30 a.m. Mandarin Service 3 p.m.
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      770 14 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS 2» M,.,rf« S2.JI) 1 BJBB.J CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 3 Uiange tirove Kudd. Sunday Service i>3o a.-n. Sunday School. 930 a.m. Ic* testimonies of healing through (JhriMKin metmmm Ml welcome BIBLE-PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 01 Malaysia Sunday Services: £ion, -non Uardvn. 9.15 am.: Life. OlMaosi Road. 10 00 a.m. and 7.46
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      1145 14 SITUATIONS VACANT 'd% <i 1 Win. I— Box in el*. »xfro i WANTED EXPERIENCED TEACH 1 ERS of Snort-hand. Book-keeping. -L'anry. Mathematics. English etc. for a flour, «hint: school in Johore Apply Box A 1444 S.T K L. REQUIRED A QUALIFIED Merhai meal EnKioeer and few Works Supervisors for Kactury
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      1109 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Word* SS (Mtm.)— Box 5* rfs. exfra SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE To Let. Apply personally at No. 3 Stone Avenue. Hong Kong Park. Spore. OISTRICT 11, modern fully lurnlined flats three bedrooms. Apply: J.S. Lee A Co.. Jalao Gelenggang. Tel: Spore ..'.•tK.ll UN FURNISHED ROOM to let Chi m single
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      878 14 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE M Word* <5 'Win.)— Box SO el*, txtrm WANTED PARTNER tor Joint Investment on 4.000 »üb-dtvlded lots Furrier capital needed. $150,000/- to make 100', profit In 6 month*. Only genuine Investors need apply. Write P.O. Box 3111 B'pore. "SEASIDE PARK" EAST COAST ROAD. 9 Large Shops
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      876 14 EDUCATION Word* Si Mim.)— Box M et». extra ATTENTION SCIENCE STUDENTS For 1965 and 1966 Exams: Whether you want complete course* or extra I trltion. rely completely on City School. staffed hy specialist*. up-to-date, I quipped and approved laboratory j and modern reference library. Courses available: General Science, Chemistry, Pftyalea,
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      843 14 HIRE PURCHASE Word* Si Win.)— Box $0 rf*. erfr. BIERA T.V. on eaay payment. Cootact HI-FI Trader*. .19 South Brian Road. Spore. Tel: *****. CENERAL TV on «a*y payment Contact cr.ua Radio. 7M North Bridge Rood H'nor* ***** PHILIPS A HITACHI T.V. HP fo down payment. Malayda Klectnc Co.. Spore.
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      1017 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE 2» Word* $S (Mil,.)— Box SO cl*. rxlrm RENAULT DAUPHINE No grey. In excellent condition. Europe" a I owner 52.000. X.P.M. Klat &3N Nutmeg Road S pore. Tel: *****. I FIAT JlOO with radio, on* owner, excellent «ar, done only ls.ooo raile«. Model. For Appointment to Hhone
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      1412 15 Bt r^. tlt P^BBBT^aal $jj m\ om¥M^ r IU LIVERPOOL ft WEST COAST U K. uue i aera Mia BtJaa •'•nani PELEUS Dublin. Livtrtiil. Glasgow... la Pt Nay II Nay 17 MILOCHUS livtrpiol, Glasgow... 'I '1 '> MINESTHEUS li'erml, Avoi mouth Nov 17 Ntv II Niv 25/ 2 Nlv 1
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      1303 15 Laaf Jaw /JW Faaaß BaaT /MI I m I m Jam T m JaaJ BbbT Bm jJarJaf m M m I"~ 101 THE EAC LINES siNGAfoai cuAiAiimrva.r.swnTiNMMA.rcNANO >■ ISI3I i S23M SAILINGS 10 BEYROUTH, LATiAKIA. GENOA, U MAVRk. NAMIURG. IREMEN. ANTWERP, ROTTEROAM, AMSTEROAM, GOTNENiURG. AARHUS ANO COPENHAGEN, >>n&«|»it r. a
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      1326 15 I BENULINE Ua«ILl 10 i-OHDON. LIVERPOOL A. CONTINENIAL PORTS BENMHOR n'r SI Roam lai I Singapore P. S'fam Penang MaMt Ja d la Pirt Nn 17 Nn 11/11 Artwerp laa II For London Oec II RFNHI C\V Hamburg Dtc II UtnfULUL Rotterdam Dec 22 Singaport r. S'nam Pining No. 17/11
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      1317 15 |to^ ELLCRMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTO. |K*lH LONDON HAMBURG ROTTEROAM HAVRE IP*** HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapoil C. b'ram epnang FLAMINIAN In P*rt TtMtoy Clll O> IEEDS 21,24 Nl. 25 Ntv CITY OF CHICAGO 27 21 Nil CUT OF BATH 21/31 Nn 1/ 3 Die 4/ 3 Otc CITY OF RIPON
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    Activity in rubber increases
    551 16 Activity in rubber increases rTiHIS past week has shown L considerably increased activity and the downward trend of last week has continued say H.C.B. and Co. Ltd in their current rubber review. The figure of about 8.000 tons of Russian bhipments for Novt-m--oer received last Friday has since been amended
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    103 16 MELBOURNE. Prl.— Industrials were again firmer with November narrow. Leaders were variable. Base metals were mostly firmer. C R.A. gained II- to 40/--but Mt. Isa dropped 2' to 40--following a report that copper smelter would shut down next Saturday. Oils were steady. Loans were steady. c.R.a. M'« Mount
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    40 16 THE Malayan Eichanga Banks' Association male these changea In Its rati-s to merchaota yesterday (all rates to $100): tilling TT or 0D ready Dsuticho Marks UN! Swiss Francs 139 0/8: MSI! Danish Kroner 224 J; Swedish Kroner KB|.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 November 13. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 70S cents (up half a cent). TIN: $738.87} a picnl (down $10,371). Unofficial estimated offering: 210 tons (up 10 tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS, TINS STEADY, TURNOVER MODERATE
    902 16 From Our Market Correspondent BOTH industrial and tin shares were steady on the Stock Exchange of MaI ,\si i yesterday, but turnover «as only moderate The best spots were Kamunting. Petaling. Straits Times and Selangor Properties An exchange committee statement said that, although from Monday
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Mala ir Stock Inilirrs Nov. 12. Nov. IS. ■Industrials: X9.16 89.71 Tins: 133.67 134.47 nihlvrv WIM IIIT.'JK Dec. 30. 19G3 ]IKI. Dec. 29, 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    817 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of th« Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beuttead (1,000) $1.62: Es»o ordt. (1,000) $2.04. (2.000) |t.Mi F. and N ordt. (1,000) $2.93. (1.000) $2.96; Gammon
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    49 16 SHIPS lyn« alongside lh« Stncapors Harbour wlwr».i or eiptctfd today re: Bomh:i!' */9. Aim Port Swetttnham: Wharf Bnii' No Wi.j.l v■• H»|t» M Itrtam H..H.. i^nskks. North Ihoir Ooopwattr Pi>m>l KiM.-i!»v»fn Ouo To<l»> BramlkM Duo Tomorroo. < «tB«T. Tuna. Ship* II Pensn* Harbour: At Uio Whul: I*rt_.
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    Tin falls another $10 Rubber moves up
    251 16 rE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday fell $10.37* a plcul to $738.87} on a offering unofficially estimated to have risen 10 tons to 210 tons. In London earlier cash had been down £12J a ton and forward £5. with
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    59 16 /HINESE Prodi.c. Cschanio. lintsday Coconut oil: r>u)k t<4 irilrri, drum :<-r». Copra: Nov./I)ee. IK Cuntirx-ni otad Popper: Mur.tok wtvtr «147| stllrra. Ik >• hue SIU'I rellers, special Sarawak olack tll?t sellers, garbled L-Tiiponu black Jl2'.>i aellera. AKTA Hail ■cllrrs. tingapora Copra Aueciation noon pticoi: Unquotm). tingaporo Coconut Oil
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      1291 17 RUBBER PRICES OPTION PREMIUMS Kuan Lumpur yesterday at 70J cents Botrstead 13 cts M Comalnrs l-> cts •em on Thursday's Dunlops I.'. ctv M Cables 16 ctV losinK level lor the position. The tone City OtT. 7 eta. McAllster ]■> eta' quiet but steady. vt st. I*2 VtV R AS.
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      909 17 FOR SALE :n Word, %i (Mln.)-Box 5$ eis. axtrm CAR RADIO SPECIALIST Tye Klect.onirn. 23, Tlong Bahru Road, Phone TU'sO. Spore. gales and Installations of popular brands car radios/ autoaotennas. ORCHIDS Don't Miss Clearance Cheap Sale Including Selected Dendroi.ium Compots. 3, Bee San Avenue, Hoiik Kon« Park, OuoearD Koad, Spore.
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      790 17 I^^ GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE PI'BLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1963 (No. 18 of 1963) NOTK J> L'NDER SECTION 19(10) WHEREAS tn exercise of the powers conferred by subsections (1) and (3) of Section 19 of the Local Government Integration Ordinance, 1963 (hereinafter referred to
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      795 17 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN J that I. Yong Nyook Heong (Ft of 105. Hugh Low Street. Ipoh in the state of Perak have applied for the change of name, from Low Cliin Chee deceased to myself Yong Nyook Heong (F) in respect of a retail liquor licence at premises No.
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      758 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY APPLICATIONS are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the undermentioned appointment In the TELEVISION SERVICE. BROADCASTING DIVISION. Ministry of Culture. Singapore. APPOINTMENT: (A) TEMPORARY SCRIPT ASSISTANT (Malay); (B> TEMPORARY SCRIPT ASSISTANT c English). SALARY SCALE: $265 x 15A-295 I /B 310.X15A-370 ,B> 385x15A-445 p.m. Variable allowance
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      548 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the supply and delivery of I'nsweetened Evaporated Milk— II 1 ox. tin for the period Ist January. 1965 to 3 1st December. 1965. both dates inclusive, to Pusat Latehan Belia Kebangsaan. Peretak, Kuala Kubu Bahru. Selangor. 2. Approximately 7,000 tins will be required
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      361 17 TENDERS CENTRAL SUPPLIES OFFICE TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received In the office of the Chief Supplies ori fleer. Kandang Kerbau. B i pcre 8. in Tender Box No. 3 up i to 12 noon on 'Joth November. lor the purchase of unser1 1 viceable wooden and metal lur--1 nilure.
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      Umno get over bad start and keep title
      520 18 Umno get over bad start and keep title SOCCER Umno Youths 2 TPCA O by Norman Siebel jJMNO YOUTHS left no argument about their claim to be the kingpins of Selangor football when they beat TPCA 2-0 in the second playoff for the FAS League First Division championship at the
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      MIDLANDS 20-13
      20 18 LONDON. Pri. East Midlands beat Nottinghamshire. Lincolnshire and Derbyshire by 20-13 in a county championship, rugger match yesterday.
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      WITHDRAWN
      13 18 SINGAPORE. Fn. REME have withdrawn from the Singapore HA Division Three Competition.
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      Thais redeem their prestige
      248 18 Thais redeem their prestige RUGGER SINGAPORE. Frl. Chulalongkorn University of Thailand, who lost 8-3 to University of Malaya a week ago. redeemed their prestige when they beat Malaysian Universities by 14 points (goal aud three tries to 5 (goal) in the rugger match at the padang today. The Thais were
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      69 18 SYDNEY. Pri. Peter Philixjtt, the New South Wales leaspinner who changed his mind about retirement announced at the end of last season, took six Western Australian wickets for 85 runs here today. At the close of the first day's play in the Sheffield Shield match.
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      Omega timing equipment for the SEAP Games in KL
      160 18 Omega timing equipment for the SEAP Games in KL SINGAPORE. Fn. Omega of Switzerland, the wellknown matchmakers, will .spend about 1500,000 to provide efficient and iccurate timing equipment for the 3EAP Games to be held in Kuala Lumpur next year. This was disclosed by Charles 31ckert. the Omega representative *'ho
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      140 18 AfACAO. Fri. Lee Han Seng of Singapore may iTI have driven himself out of the 11th Macao Grand Prix before the race gets underway. Han Seng lost control of his red Lotus 22 during a practice run yesterday and the car plunged into the sea.
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      303 18 BOXING BOSTON, Friday. WORLD heavyweight champion Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston have wound up their training for their return title fight in the Boston Garden here on Monday ni^ht. Their activities from now on will be confined to light workouts and shadow boxing. Ex-champion Liston
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      69 18 ADELAIDE. Fri— A brilliant 127 by Inn Chappell held South Australia together and enabled the stole to score 264 for six on the first day ol their Sheffield Shield cricket match against Victoria here today. Durban: Natal had scored 188 for four wickets by tea on the opening
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      TWO FINALS
      49 18 PENANG, Frt. Two soccer finals will be decided at the City Stadium here today. Green Jackets will meet TPCA 'B 1 for the League Dlv. 3 title at 5 pm.. and at $.15 Tanjong: Bungah Rangers will take on Medical Sports Club for the! Junior Cup championship.
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      Sunderland spend £62,000 in one day to sign on two Scots
      199 18 British soccer I ONDON, Fri.—Sunder- land, third from the bottom of the English League First Division, have sought to boost their chances of stay-i ing among the top 1 clubs by spending £62,OOrj in o:ie day on two players
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      260 18 rIE F.A. CUP, with Its atmospheres of legend and glamour, will bring cud fever to 40 grounds throughout Kngland tomorr when the first round proper of the world's oldest soccer competition Is played. Since the opening weelw of the i season last August, little nonLeague clubs have
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      2-1 win for Selangor
      111 18 Malacca, rrt -u< JT champions BeUn(or sna-.ch-ed a 2-1 victory over Johore in the opening match of the Police south zone quadrangular hockey tournament at the Malacca Cluo padang here today. .On the run of play Johore should have won but the experienced Selangor team pulled
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      SHA START GOOD CONDUCT DRIVE
      171 18  -  HOCKEY E. FRIDA by SINGAPORE. Fri.—The Singapore Hockey Association have issued a directve to umpires in a bid to clamp down on misconduct by players during matches. SHA secretary S. Yogarajah. said today: "The directive calls on all umpires to enforce the rules strictly. "We
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        28 18 McGilHvntj Cup: Nonh zone] (Kluangi; Johore Labis East. 7. Eldred Est. 2: Mohar DTC 5 Batu Pahat Teachers 2. Spore Jr. KO:| Airport SC 8 Halkowyu 1.
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        10 18 Friendly fKluang): Mohar DTC 24 Batu Pahat Teachers 22.
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        12 18 Friendly ilpohi: Ipoh Utd Malayan Banking 53 Chin Woo XL. 48.
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      Depth Charge looks good for four-timer
      318 19 RACING with Epsom Jeep [fUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Depth Charge bids for a four-timer in the 6.0 race over 7f on Sunday. Although he carries 8-lb more for his fluent win over 6f on Wednesday, I think he can succeed. Benjamin, who finished fast into
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      SPOTLIGHT on your fancies
      671 19 Race One -K> I'I.AK: F.mcccl m 5Jf last Sunday but. managed only to finish fourth to Sister Cavil BIBTEI CAVIL: Winner over 6Jf with 7.7 last Sunday, up 16-lb but must still have a chance against mediocre odDosition. <IMM\ IV: Disapiwinted last Sunday v hen fifth
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      Double Jump topweight with 10.0 in the Free Handicap
      277 19 Double Jump topweight with 10.0 in the Free Handicap r ONDON, Fri. Aineri- > can Charles Engelhard s Double Jump is placed at the top of the English Free Handicap for next season's three-year-olds with 10.0. Double Jump won five races this year, including the Prix Robert Papin and the
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      RUNNERS AND RIDERS AT K.L. TOMORROW
      1545 19 I Race 1— 1.30 Cl 6 Div 3 ($4,000) 6£ I ***** Cliengai Batu (Dato Low Yati Rodpers, 7 9.0 Mitchell 5 1! ***** Petite Mjilrmoisi lie g (Venl Vici) Paul. 6 813 "Basri 9 809"n Oli\r Vi\rn g (Thio Bt) Allan, 7 8.12
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      King among 108 golfers for Services Trophy
      598 19 King among 108 golfers for Services Trophy j£UALA LUMPUR, Fri.— One hundred and eight golfers have entered for the four-ball best ball strone competition for the Services Trophy at. the Royal Selangjr Golf Club course on Sunday. Among the competitors will be the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong, with a handicap of
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      112 19 WORTS mARY HOCKEY Spore Div 1: RAP Changi v University (Bt. Timah Rdi; Jasenites v RAF Seletar (Seletar); Div. 2: Khalsa v RAF Seletar 'B; 19 Signals v STU (both matches at Dover Rd). Spore Women's League: WRAP ChanKi v Schools (Changii; TTC v 42 Commando (Patterson Rd). S'for Qpvt.
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    Most imposing vegetable
    50 20 MUNICH. Fri— A 27 Ib. cabbage with a diameter of about 47 inches was declared Bavaria's most imposing vegetable by Bavarian Agriculture Minister. Dr. Aloys Hundhammer. in Parliament here yesterday. An entry of a 40 lb. cabbage was rejected by Dr. Hundhammer as being "doped" with water.
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    Y's Men's Club
    37 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter) will hold their next weekly luncheon meeting at Prince's Restaurant tomorrow at 1.15 pjn. After the meeting they will visit the Shaw film studios.
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    Membership of library
    64 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. More than 1,500 readers of the National Library have re-reglstered as members at the Central Library and toe Joo Chiat and Slglap branches since Sept. 16. Members who have not reregistered are lemlnded to do so by March 1965 lulling which they will automatically cease
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    Airways merger next year
    57 20 JESSELTON, Fri— The merger of Malaysian and Borneo Airways Ltd., will be officially announced on April 1. next year, the Malaysian Airways chairman, Mr. Yong Pung How. said on arrival here today. Mr. Yong was accompanying 'lie MaJajmten Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jublr.
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    Lock icon Shinwell elected
    25 20 LONDON. Fri— Mr. Emmanuel Shinwell, who at 80 Is the oldest British MP. has been elected chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Britain's Ann is world's loveliest
    194 20 LONDON, Friday. STATUESQUE brunette, Ann Sidney, of Britain, danced into the early hours today celebrating her coronation last night as Miss World of 1964 in one of the friendliest of beauty competitions. "The girls were wonderful. There was no bad feeling," said Ann, a 20-year-old
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    Lock icon Summit may be put off, says Mendez
    368 20 Summit may be put off, says Mendez MANILA. Kri. The Philippines I orciun Secretary. Mr. Mauro Mendex, said today that he doubted that a summit meeting between Tengkn Abdul Uahnian and President Macapaßal was possible before the Presidential elections here next year. Mr. Mendez was replying to a question at
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    Lock icon Mrs. Smith goes hungry
    41 20 JOHANNESBURG. Fri-Jour-nalist Mrs. Margaret Smith, arrested on Wednesday under the South African 90-day detention law, has gone on a hunger strike. Mrs. Smith of the Johannesburg Sunday Times, said she wanted only vitamin tablets and glucose. UPI.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    396 20 LONDON. Frl.— After yesterday's exuberance, the stock markets were having second thoughts on the Budget today >md more consideration was being given to those measures yet to come. The likely effect of the higher petrol prices on companies' profits was also very much in mind
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    RUBBER
    59 20 LONDON, Pri— Spot 21 "-d., Dec. 21-5 16d.. Jan. 21-3. 16d., Feb. 21 \d.. Jan./ Mar. 21 \<L, Apr June 21-1 16d., July Sept. 20-15 16d Oct. Dec. 20 7 »d.. Jan. Mar 20--13 16d.. Apr. June 20-13 16d. July Sept 20-13 16d.. c.i.f Nov. 21-1 16d.. Dec. 21-1
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    TIN
    23 20 LONDON Fri. Buyers £1425, sellers £1430. Forward buyers £1416, sellers £1418. Settlement £1425 Turnover a.m. 225 tons, p.m. 90 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    DEATHS
    61 20 CABLE RECEIVED BY V I'mloner Railway] (Loco> Kajiern Park, Seffambut r brcth* r Kandiah paused away at Karainagar. C.ylon on 12-11-64. ANDREW COLEMAN formerly nf Statistlcx and Inland Revenue and recently of Gt-neral Horpltal aoa of Iruduy.is.imy Filial of Harrison CroKfu'ld K.L. on 13-11-64. Cortege leave* ;2\ Scott L.nnt-
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