The Straits Times, 28 October 1965

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    29 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 m.t 1 VIAkl ft I IIDDADV The Straits Times nan** 1 Estd. 1845 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Lock icon Soek has a chat with Peking envoy
    323 1 Soek has a chat with Peking envoy JAKARTA, Wed. President Soekarno received the Communist Chinese Ambassador, Mr. Ta Chung Ming, last night for their first meeting since the Oct. 1 abortive coup. After the 50-minute private meeting, witnessed only by a Chinese Embassy interpreter, President Soekarno told the United Press
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    Lock icon Red 'open war' plot
    649 1 Coup remnants 'trying to spread political poison and launch agitation' JAKARTA, Wednesday THE Indonesian Army has discovered Communist- plans to wage an "open war" before Heroes' Day on Nov. 10, the Jakarta newspaper Api reported last night. The paper, ran by a senior Army officer, said
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    Pepper in eyes, but she foils thug
    232 1  - Pepper in eyes, but she foils thug RUDY BELTRAN By KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A cinema ticket seller today grappled with a thug who had thrown pepper Into her eyes before snatching her handbag containing the Rex Cinema's afternoon collection of more -than $200. The man attempted to flee but Miss
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    Lock icon 'Suzie Wong' files suit
    79 1 NEW YORK. Wed. A Hong Kong woman, who says her name Is S-izie Wong, has tiled a US$5OO,OOO damages suit in a Federal Court here against Paramount Pictures, which released th? film ■Tlv World of Suzie Wong." the author of the novel. a«KI the publisher--. The
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    Lock icon James Bond is attacked
    63 1 WARSAW. Wed. Fictional Secret Agent 007 James Bond came under fire in Poland yesterday as an arrogant killer who dailie«> with blondes and blasts enemy agents while seeking to undermine th<* socialist world. Trybuna Ludu. the Communist newspaper here, said James Bond and his British creator
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    Just fancy that...
    64 1 Kt/LIM, Wed. Magistrate Inebe Mohamed Noor bin Ahmad today ordered a motorist, Khor Heng huan, to write his name one thousand times as a •penance" for failing to affix his signature on his driving licence. Khor, 36, pleaded guilty. Sitting at the bar table, he took four
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    Jakarta snub for Singapore
    232 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. INDONESIA today declared it had no intention to resume barter trade with Singapore. The annoiiiuvment, made by Indonesia's Plantations Minister, Mr. Prans Seda. was received here while the Cabinet decided to discuss Hie security aspects of barter trade at next Tuesday's joint (Singapore-Malaysia)
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    Lock icon Power cut death
    52 1 NASHVILLE (Tennessee. Wed An 11 •year-<ild boy died In an Iron lung here early today, after electric power to hlx home was cut oft became of unpaid bills. The boy. Audie Barrett, had been sleeping In a respirator for the past six yean after an attack of
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    Lock icon Riot by Latins and Negroes
    50 1 PHOENIX < Arizona. Wed. Rioting broke out last niuht in a predominantly Neijro and Sp;tni*hAmerican section of thit iiiy. Tun people were arrested and at least two taken to hospital as mobs of yinmn Negroes and Spanisn-Amencan.s threw bottles hi:' 1 rocks at passing cars.
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    Official is standing by to fly to Algiers
    135 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that an official of the Ministry of External Affairs was "standIng by rt-ady to fly out to Algiers If necessary." The Prime Minister was commenting on tomorrow's meeting of the Afro-Asian Foreign Ministers in
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    Lock icon Shoot to kill polls order
    48 1 MANILA. Wed Police In politically explosive provinces have been ordered to shoot to kill in the event of disturbances during national elections on Nov. 9. Briij-Gen. Flavlano Olvares. Police Chief said today the order ■M given to ensure clean and orderly elections. Reuter.
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    Nantah sacks 85 unruly students
    184 1 Nantah sacks 85 unruly students SINGAPORE. Wed. Police sped to the Nanyang University this afternoon as it carried out the biggest ever purge of left-wing students. A total of 85 students were expelled from the University for involvement hi the recent unruly incidents inside the campus in protest against the
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    32 1 CHINA DELEGATION PF.KIM; Wed. A Chinese milit ir\ delegation left hrre today for Algton to attend 11th annlversarj celebrations of start of Algerian revolution, Ncn China News Agency reported. Reuter.
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      Lock icon China boycott may split Afro-Asia
      411 2 China boycott may split Afro- Asia GRAVE DILEMMA FOR SUMMIT SPONSORS I M UNA'S decision to boycott next month*! Afro-Asian summit conference posed a grave dilemma for the sponsors today and threatened to split the AfroAsian world. Foreign Ministers meetUlg licre tomorrow will lor the Chinese stand and take a
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      Lock icon India speaks on Chinese suzerainty over Tibet
      132 2 NEW DELHI, Wed.— The Indian Education Minister, Mr. M. C. Chagla. said here today that it was a matter for consideration whether India was bound by her agreement to recognise Chinese suzerainty over Tibrt. In a speech at the opening of a Tibetan
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      Lock icon Call for an African defence body
      207 2 iiCRA. Wed. The Organisation of African Unity hU recommended thai an African delence l&atlon i»e set up to en. :irr> peace and .security on the African continent. A resolution adopted at the oA U summit conference which ended here yesterday said that member stales
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      Lock icon Just fancy that
      54 2 Ol TJO (South Wot AMea>. Hnl. Itlndins from lii i.il ;irul Irjj injuries, which he received in :\n (mounter with a leopard, an Ktn-h.i came park ranger rnliowrd the leopard into his own house, where his wife and children were asleep, and shot it dead under MM
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      Lock icon A YUB: WE CAN'T LOWER OUR GUARD'
      101 2 A YUB: WE CAN'T LOWER OUR GUARD' RAWALPINDI. Wed. President Ayub Khan said today that "so long as Inch i maintains a posture of hostility and Krrssivcncss. «c cannot lower our guard." He said: "The bigger the challenge posed to us th«* creater will have to he our capacity and
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      Lock icon We won't pay for truce mission: India says it again
      268 2 We won't pay for truce mission: India says it again UniUd Nations, Wed INDIA reiterated yesterday its refusal to share in paying for the U.N. India-Paki-stan Observation Mission (Unipom) which patrols tho ceasefire line outside Kashmir. The Indian delegate. Mr. Shilendra K. Singh, said India, which he described "as victim
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      Lock icon 'Hanoi visit by Canadian was on Minister's orders'
      202 2 'Hanoi visit by Canadian was on Minister's orders' OTTAWA. Wed. An oflicial spokesman said last night that a Canadian member of the Intcrnat tonal T r v o p Supervisory Commission in Vietnam went to Hanoi earlier this year on instructions from Mr. Paul Martin, the External Affairs Minister. The
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      Lock icon AYUB, SHASTRI WELCOME, SAYS WASHINGTON
      92 2 WASHINGTON, Wed— A TT State Department .spokesman said yesterday that no dates have been set for visits of Pakistan's President Ayub Khan and India's Prime Minister, Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri. but "both will be welcome as visitors here." The spokesman said that visit the timing
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      Lock icon £360,000 British deal with Red China
      143 3 £360,000 British deal with Red China LONDON. Wed One of Britain's lead Ing electronics companies announced yesterday a £360.--000 deal to provide a Chinese organisation with the technical nieatl know-how, plant, to manufacture some of the British company's products in Peking. Under the deal, the Plessey Company will sell to
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      Now Gemini-7 moves in
      326 3 Geminl-6 rendezvous and docking mission has been postponed until early next year after the Agena target rocket apparently blew up over the Atlantic before the astronauts. Capt. Walter Bchirra and Major Thomas Stafford, even left the ground. At Sunnyvale, California, engineers of the Lockheed Missile and
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      RELUCTANCE' A REMINDER OF DESPOTIC DAYS After 700 years, a Socialist Commons Speaker
      326 3 RELUCTANCE' A REMINDER OF DESPOTIC DAYS After 700 years, a Socialist Commons Speaker I ONTJON. Wed. The House of Commons yesterday elected a Socialist Dr. Horace King as its Speaker for the first time in its 700-year history. The election of a Speaker to replace Sir Harry HyltonFoster. who died
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      Part of giant Fiat works closed down for a week
      107 3 rriURIN. Wed— The huge Flat worKs Italy's largest private Industry closed part of its Installations yesterday for a week, temorarily suspending work lor 45.000 workers. The suspension came just a day after the smaller Lancia auto works closed down for
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      Jeers by MPs over lost secret document
      138 3 Jeers by MPs over lost secret document TME HAGUE, Wed.— x The Dutch Government said yesterday that a top Justice Ministry official had lost a top secret document. MPs jeered when Chamber President Frans Van Thiel read out Government letter descrih ing how the Dutch counter espionage (BVD) document was
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      Lock icon Pilot halts plane hijacker with an axe
      185 3 Pilot halts plane hijacker with an axe ITEY WEST, Wed. An airliner pilot yesterday brandished a I flre axe to subdue an armed Cuban exile who I tried to force him to fly to Havana. Florida police reported. The Federal Bureau of Investigation charged Luis Medina Perez. 20. with plr
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      Dominican Republic hit by a wave of political murders
      336 3 SANTO DOMINGO. Wednesday. EFFECTIVE government in the Dominican Re- public broke down yesterday with a wave of political assassinations and shootings throughout the country. i Provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy, hoarse- voiced and exhausted, called a crisis Cabinet meeting to deal
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      Lock icon Australia to buy ten US jets for carrier
      116 3 ('AN'BERKA. Wed. The Australian Government is to buy 10 IS. jet fighter-bombers and cancel a plan to order two new minesweeper* from Britain, the Navy .Minister. Mr. F.C. Chancy. announced in the House of Representatives yesterday. He laid chances in the three-year
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      Postmen's loss
      30 3 LONDON. Wed In the nine i months ending June. 1965. 1.634 British postmen were bitten by dogs according to an official statement in Parliament yester- i day. TJPI
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    US envoy outlines policies on trade and aid
    261 5 US envoy outlines policies on trade and aid KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Although US. trade and economic aid programmes have now taken on a 'multilateral approach." her defence •nid will remain "bilateral". The American Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Jamea D. Bell. Bald thLs today at the International Airport where he had
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    Thank you' party
    50 5 PENANO. Wed. The Penang branch of the National Union ot Hotel, Bar and Restaurant Wor- i kers will hold a "Thank You" tea party at the Khek Association at S p.m. on Sunday to celebrate the settlement of the recent strik* by E and O Hotel workers.
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    'No peace as long as PKI is strong'
    106 5 CEREMBAN. Wed.— The Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan, Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohamed, said there would be no hope for peace in this region as long as Communist influence remained in Indonesia. Dato Mohamed Said wa> speaking to about 200 people
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    PWD officials in Britain
    80 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A j party of PWD officials are now I in Britain as guests of the Com- I monwealth Relations Office. They are Mr. Fung Khyam Shen. senior executive engineer, Sabah: Inche Mahfoz bin Khaiid. State Engineer. Kedah and Perlu>: Mr. Chai Boon Poh.
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    KUCHING COUNCIL URGES LINANG TO RESIGN
    221 5 KUCHING COUNCIL URGES LINANG TO RESIGN KUCHING, Wednesday. 'pHE Kuching Municipal Council, which is con- trolled by the Sarawak United People's Party, has called on one of its members, Mr. Charles Linang, to resign from the divisional advisory 1 council. In the Council Negrl last week. Mr. Linang crossed the
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    Nigeria post for former MCS man
    81 5 I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. A former officer In the Malayan Civil Service. Mr. Edgar Ord Laird, has been named Britain's new Deputy High Commissioner in Kaduna. Nigeria. Mr. Laird. 50. lolned the MCS In 1947. Prom August 1956 to February 1957 he was secretary to
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    2-day painting exhibition
    59 5 SEREMBAN. Wed.- Thr Mentri Besa. of Negrl 6emiblaij, Dato «Dr. 1 Mohammed S;iid bin Moh.uiimcd. wiy open n two-day photographic .md Pf'ntlftf exhibition at the Town Hall nere on Nov. 4. The exhibition which Is to be held in conjunction with tin Solidarity Week will display more
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    Railway 'won't be put on the mat' by union
    537 5 Railway 'won't be put on the mat' by union KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Malayan Railway Administration said last night it would not allow itself to be "put on the mat" by its workers' union. It also accused the RailWaymens Union of Malays of not co-operating with the management in implementing
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    Minister to open Jaycee convention
    81 5 CEREMBAN. Wed. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari. will open the two-day Jaycees' national convention here on Saturday at the Town Hall More than 120 delegates from Penang. Bukii M<»rtajam. iDoh. Koala Lumpur. Klang. Malacca. Johore Behru. Kuuntan and Kunl.i Pilah will be
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    Talk on Egypt by professor
    51 5 PENANO. Wed. Ustaz Byed Ali Mahloodz, Professor of Islamic 'studies at the Al-Azhar University. Cairo- will talk on "Egypt Before and Now" to members of the Penang Malay Association on Nov. 5 Ustaz Syed Ali is teaching at Alma.-hoor Islamic School here ■oa a three-year
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    House raid
    35 5 IPOH. Wed. A woman accountant o[ a tin mine. Mary Leong, 28. reported to the police that Jewellery worth $665 was stolen from her house In Canning Oarden here while she was away
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    Pilots back from copter training
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Fonr Royal Malaysian Air Force pilots returned today from Fraare after completing an 11--week helicopter conversion course. They are Flying Officer Abdul Kadir bin Bakar. Pilot Officers Abdul Ghani bin Dato Abdul Aziz, Loh Choon Bu and D. N Martin. They will
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    $54,000 plans
    27 5 MUAR. Wed— The Johore Government has earmarked $54,000 to build two concrete bridges over Sungel Blemang. serom. 15 mile* from here. Work will start soon.
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    Toh, Raja meet Michael Stewart
    197 5 SINGAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. and th* Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Raiaratnam. yesterday made rourtrw call nn the i: iii i h Foreign SrcrHary. Mr Mi. li.nl Stewart. Later th»\v had M-p^r-.ite nii-riinus with tinTory leader. Mr. Hmi Heath, and the party
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    40,000 see Malaysian art at festival in Britain
    229 5 40,000 see Malaysian art at festival in Britain UUALA LUMPUR, Wed. About 40,--000 people saw the 22--day exhibition of Malaysian art at the recent Commonwealth Arts Festival held at Glasgow. Mr. Frank Sullivan, secretary of the joint committee of the National Art Gallery and the Arts Council, who I has
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    'Ikidnapped girl out of pity'
    231 5 KULIM. Wednesday. pHARGED with kidnapping a 15-year-old girl from the lawful guardianship of her father. M. yeloo, 24-year-old estate labourer, told the Sessions Court yesterday he loved the girl and had taken her away "out of pity." "She complained her parents treated her badly and
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    Magazine plans 30-page Singapore feature
    164 5 Magazine plans 30-page Singapore feature CINGAPORE, Wed.— The National Geographic Magazine is to run a feature on Singapore in a coming issue. Assigned to this job arc the publications assistant editor. Mr. K. Mac Leish. and staff photo rrapher. Mr. Winfield Parks. Since their arrival here earlier this month, they
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    Open debate challenge by union
    115 5 CUNGEI PATANI. Wed--15 The National Union ol DTC Teachers has issued a I challenge to the DTC subI committee of the National 1 Union of Teachers to a pub--1 lie debate on the efforts of i both unions to get a better deal for DTC
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    'Beat carnival'
    35 5 RLUANG. Wed Th.- National Union of Day Training Colleges Centres Trained Trach- en' Kluai-.g brunch will hold a I "Beat Carnival' on Friday at 8 Dm. at the Diamond Jubilee 1 Hall her*.
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    Nair on TV
    147 6 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. A JAPANESE Member of Parliament, Mr. D. Akita today pledged his Government's "full CO-operatiOfl in the economic field" with the Singapore (iovernment. Before leaving for Jakarta after an overnight stopover, Mr. Akita, who is vice-chairman of the Overseas Economic Co-operation Committee of "Singapore is a
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    Full co-operation with Singapore, says Akita
    13 6 MR. AKITA Japan desires close economi.' ties
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    Prize-giving at Prince's
    71 6 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Division of the Malaysian Advertisers Association will hold Its monthly luncheon meeting tomorrow at, Prince's Restaurant at 12.30 p.m. and not at Reset dOr Restaurant as announced earlier. Mr. A. Coates, Director ol the Tourist Promotion Board, will talk on -Advertising and the
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    Deepavali party
    34 6 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Indian Association will celebrate Deepavall Festival of Light with a dinner and varietyshow at the roof garden of Its piemises in Balestier Road on Saturday at 730 p.m.
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    Appeal by bookie dismissed
    166 6 Appeal by bookie dismissed SINGAPORE. Wed. The High Court today dismissed an appeal by a bookmaker against conviction and sent- ence by a lower court on a submission that the trial i magistrate did not give the defence counsel an opportunity to address the court after the close of the
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    Water shut-off
    28 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Water will be cut off tomorrow from 9 am to 6 pm. in Sembawantt Road 13. M.s. to 14' a ms.. Including Andrew Avenue.
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    University of London exam results
    221 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Results of the University of London Examinations 1865 for successful candidates who sat at Singapore were announced today, as follows; B.A. Chine* BtMBBMIi Sim Cieo Wine '2nd class honours, lower division). B.Sc. (Economics) old regulations: Han Kang Hong '2nd class honours, lower division
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    MENTRI BESAR RAPS THE ABSENT MEN
    247 7 MENTRI BESAR RAPS THE ABSENT MEN Johore Bahru. Wad III! Johorr Mrntri Besar, li.it" Haji Ha>--an bin Haji Yunos. today rritirKed local industrialists for not participating in the •Progress of Johorr" exhibition. Spraking at the opening of the two-day exhibition at thr Diamond Jubilee Hall. Dato Haji Hassan said that
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    Recognition from Rio
    626 7 RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed. The Brazilian Government announced its recognition of Singapore today- President Humberto C;u>'.ello Branco sent a telflgnHl to Singapore Prime Minister I.et> Kuan Yrw Informing him of Brazil's decision DH SOLID ARITY Week which officially begins on Nov. 1 got off to an early
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    30,000 will beat solidarity rally in capital
    10 7 30,000 will beat solidarity rally in capital KUALA LUMPUR. Wed
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    How the travel itch puts a girl on ice
    538 7 How the travel itch puts a girl on ice SINGAPORE, Wed. Itch to travel. Overpowering desire to meet people. Ambition to perform before audiences of the world. These are some of the compelling reasons which made top skating stars from several countries slide on to the "Holiday on Ice" bandwagon,
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    Visiting X-ray unit
    30 7 KUALA LIPIS. Wed. A mobile X-ray unit will be on a three-day visit at the General Ho-spit il here from Nov. 3 to give free chest examinations.
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    Barisan attacks bar to meeting unionists
    150 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Barisan Sosialis today criticised the Singapore Government and the National Trades Union Congress for allegedly stopping the party from meeting delegates to the International Labour Seminar The party in a statement referred to the NTTJCs action in circulating a Barisan 'open
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    German offer of $11.5m loan—with no strings
    40 7 German offer of $11.5 m loan with no strings KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. A WEST German firm, the W r iederanfban, has offered a loan of $11.5 million to the Malaysian Government to equip the teaching hospital at Petaling Jaya. p
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    Butchers to Govt: Stop mutton price war
    7 7 Butchers to Govt: Stop mutton price war
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      218 7 s'IIIItJIIIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIItJIIIIIIIIIIIICJIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIItJIIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIIIIIIina Keep a date on Saturday, 30th October, 1965 at the 8 GRAND OPENING i I SALE I the family store 84, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. Big big bargains at genuine low prices I in ready made fashion wear for the entire family. 5 Also unbelievable savings on house hold 1
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    Strikers warned: Securicor may close down if...
    386 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. THE managing director of Securicor (M) Ltd., Mr. G. N. Simpson, today served warning to the 156 striking guards that the Kuala Lumpur branch might have to close down "if reason does not prevail." He also made it clear that
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    Indons (hit by storm) drift into Malaysia
    75 8 DATI PAHAT, Wed. Two Indonesians in civilian clothes gave themselves up soon after they landed at Sungei Ayam. six miles from here, last ■ight Police later found a sampan on the banks of the Sungei Ayam. Nothing of interest was found on the
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    Annual address
    35 8 PENANG Wed The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. will address the annual prize giving of the Jelutong English School on Nov. 8 at 5 p.nv Darin Wong will give away the prizes.
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    Latest RMN ship launched
    108 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Tengku Ampuan of Selangor. who is now visiting Britain, yesterday launched the XD Perkasa a 50-knot gas turbine patrol boat built for the Royal Malaysian Navy —at the Portsmouth dockyard. The Perkasa is the first of four similar vessels which are being
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    $10,000 theft after guards strike
    176 8 $10,000 theft after guards strike ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Burplars raided a store at tne 2i mile Ipoh Road here soon after the company's Securicor guards went on strike early on Monday. They stole 192 bottles oi brandy and 150 cases of sardines worth a total of about $10,000. The theft
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    A-A unionists for Ipoh
    46 8 IPOH Wpcl. Thirty AfmAsian trade unionists now in the country will a* end the annual delegates conference of the Malayan Trades Union Congress, Perak branch, here on Sunday The conference will be d»clared open by the Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manlckavasagam.
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    Mentri's visit
    31 8 TANOKAK. W«d— The Mentrt Bosar of Johore. Dato Haii Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. will open tw» community halls and a mosqu» rhpn he visits the district ea Nov 7.
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    $5 mil worth of ships built in year at Jurong
    283 9 $5 mil worth of ships built in year at Jurong SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'pHI. Jurong Shipyard Limited has constructed II \tsscls worth over $."> million within the first year of its operations. The shipyards managing director. Mr. K. Sakurai. today also disclosed that the company was now negotiating with shipping firms
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    INTER-CLUB CHESS CONTESTS
    75 9 INTER-CLUB CHESS CONTESTS SINGAPORE. Wed. The 1965 inter-clubs chess champlon>hlp will start at the Chinese Swimming Club at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday. Put Mnu are compel :ni; in the division one event for the "Lee Oeok Em;' Shield, and 15 teams m dNMHI two for the "Soli Clnee Soon' Shield.
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    Island firing
    38 9 SINGAPORE( Wed. The Military will carry out trainliiK exercises In the area south of Pulau Tekong Besar tomorrow between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. and at Pulau Tekong Range on Friday between 8 p.m. and midnight.
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    Extra mooring facilities cpmpleted at Jardine Steps
    147 9 Extra mooring facilities cpmpleted at Jardine Steps IQINGAPORE. Wed. The |O Port of Singapore Authority announced today the completion of extra mooring I facilities at Jardine Steps for the benefit of the people from the Southern Islands. A PSA statement said this I would relieve the congestion at present experienced
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    RABBI IS HEAD OF INTERRELIGIOUS ORGANISATION
    99 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Rabbi Jacob Sbababo (above) has been elected president of the InterReligious Organisation. Other officials are: Mr. Mehervan Singh. Hon. secretary: Mr. An* Kirn Phiau, hon. assistant secretary; Tuan Abeeali Tayabali. Hon. treasurer. Members of the committee arr: Dato 5.1.0. AlsaKofT. Tuan Haji
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    Talk about BOAC
    26 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Richard Pavltt. a sale.-, representative of BOAC. today gave a talk about the airline to the YWCA International Women's Club.
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    STORE IS NOW FULL MEMBER OF ILO
    171 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore National Trades Union Congress, which only two days ago became the Afro-Asian communications centre for developing countries, today announced yet another success. Witn Singapore's acceptance into the International Labour Organisation, the NTUC will now have full voting rights in
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    Firm unable to take back axed men, labour Court told
    202 9 Firm unable to take back axed men, labour Court told OLNGAPORE. Wed. The second Industrial Arbitration Court was today told that if I it were to order the reinstatement of 30 employees who had been retrenched, the importexport firm of Societa Commissionaria d i Esportazione E di Importazione would be
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    Singapore doctor's success
    109 9 Singapore doctor's success SINGAPORE. Wtd A Singapore doctor. Dr Lee Siew Know, is now a member of both rhe Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and the Royal College of physicians ol Glasgow Dr Lee. ulio went to London lv September lasi yen. on v BritlMi Council fellowship tor postgraduate
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    BEA meeting
    23 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The British European Association will hold its annual general meeting tomorrow at 6.30 p.m at the Singapore "own Club.
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    QUERY ON LEGALISED TRAWLING
    229 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The PAP Assemblyman for Ponggol. Mr. Ng Kah Ting, will ask the Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E. W. Barker, at the next sitting of the Singapore Legislative Assembly whether the Government will introduce legislation to legalise trawling and. if so. when.
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      153 9 llh'H Oop By V. T. Hnnttin P& 1 'ATS RIGHT, OOR..WHO WERE I WEU.,ER,UW.._I WEIL, IF YKMTrX "W^, v fa W SUZ! )V YOU EXPECTING?* DON'T GUESS IV, LIKE OUR /<_WFU. JUSI GO \~ijr*^WW TV s^. Pv_ V^—» ~S^ WAS EXPECTING COMPW. (ON AN' LEAVE \OU 1 *1~ RjkV\\ yP
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      Assurance On Barter
      623 10 The Singapore Government .Tcngku Abdul Rahman announced yesterday, has assured the Malaysian Government that it will not act unilaterally on its proposal to resume barjter trading with Indonesia This goes a step beyond the previous assurance of "dctail«d consultations", and shoulc remove completely the dangei I a
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      Tin Outlook
      451 10 MaU\a now has 1,029 tin mines in operation, an addition j of 23 in September, ot 130 since the beginning of the year, and, .of course. poat- war record. I The increase in production does not match these figures, j for the large majority of mines which are
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      Change Alley
      236 10 The association which 36 I Change Alley shop owners are j setting up "to discourage mal- '< ractices damaging to the in- 1; teresU of tourists" will have r its work cut out unless it t plumps for fixed prices. So s i long as bargaining is basic
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      When a Minister scolds Teacher
      178 10 THE Minister of Education, say.s that "a number of our teachers hiive no spark m them' 1 and a* a consequence are unable to "light thf flame ot knowledge, and idealism in children" -and this at an Annual Speech Day. before an audience of school
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      Property assessment
      165 10 Property assessment TOHE Comptroller of X Property Tax stated in reply to Wage Earner s complaint (6.T. Oct. 9j that because the law cannot be enforced in the case of recently erected property until the Valuation Review Board has confirmed or otherwise the proposed annual value against which property owners
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      Bus service
      106 10 ALTHOUGH there is a bus service to the International Airp o r t. this service is only up to 7 p.m. and It Is too expensive to return by taxi! Couldn't the authorities extend this service to say, up to 10 p.m. or later? This will allow working
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      THE TAXIS AT SUBANG AIRPORT
      353 10 MY attention has been IT drawn to several reDorts appearing In your paper over the so-called taxi 'war" at the International Airport at Subang involving drivers. There was no such thing as a taxi 'war' as none ever existed. From the day the airport was
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      Union claim
      39 10 TtHE National Union or x Graduate Teachers has only IM members and it claims to champion the cause of all teachers in this country. Cant even claim to champion the cause of all graduate teacher*• TKACHRR. Strembaa.
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    Lock icon South Korea ready for take-off
    1036 10  - South Korea ready for take-off Simon Blackall 12 YEARS AFTER By SEOUL. Wed, SCARS of war are not immediately evident in South Korea, but 12 years after the fighting ended, the effect of war is. Refugees still camp on the hills surrounding Pusan and Seoul, the two largest cities. The
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    Ownership proved 49 times by homing pigeons
    71 11  -  HO SAI KONG: PENANG. Wed. FORTY-NINE PIGEONS, taken from a bird dealer's shop in Gladstone Road, flew home to a pigeon-house in Green Garden this morning and helped a 17--year-old boy prove he owned them. The "homing" test was carried out in the
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    Lectures on modern art at university
    139 11 Lectures on modern art at university L UALA LUMPUR. Wed. 1V The Faculty of Arts of the University of Malaya here will be holding a .series of lectures on the Q»e arts j beginning rrom Nov. 16. The first series of 25 lectures, which will be given by Mr. John
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    Postponed dance
    244 11 KLUANO. Wed. Ine Kluang Vcuth Club will hold its annual dance at the Diamond Jubilee' Hall here at 8 p.m. on Nov 30 U was originally .scheduled 10 b» held on Saturday. cers. The boy. 00l Poay Guan, son of a sundry shopkeeper, reported to the police on
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    Formica stolen
    66 11 IPOH. Wed.— A businessman, Mr Yeap Plr.g Kee. discovered that 170 sheet* of formica valued at 51. 054 were missing from his ■ton in KumDova Kuchai last night THE First Magistrate, Inche Annuar bin Zainal Abidin (second from left) watches as Inspector Kamaruddin releases the pigeons about 50
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    Film Fans' film and a talk
    64 11 I KUALA LUMPUR Wed. The j Film Pans' Society will screen an Indian award-winning feature film 1 entitled "Teen Kanya" (Three QWi 1 at the B.P. House at Jalan Davidson her* at 6.30 pm on Sunday. It win have English suo titles. Hie First
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    Church fun fair
    30 11 KLUAWG. Wert me An«lt- can Church here will hold a food and fun fair at the Jubilee School I l.i Jalan Samuel at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
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    A bridge for 2,000
    43 11 KAJANO, Wed. The 21st Engineer Squadron of the Territorial Army has built a 640 ft. timber bridge over Sungel Merab linking Kampong Tras Jerenang and Kampong Sungel Merab. about eight miles from here, for the benefit of 2.000 people.
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    Senior post at London University for S'pore dentist
    118 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A senior lecturer In the University of Singapore Dental School. Dr. Lee Khee Wee. Is leaving for London to take up a post as senior lecturer at the dental surgery of the University of London. Announcing this today. Dr. J.M.
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    Child star show
    45 11 BINOAPORE. Wed. Hong Kong's child star. Miss Fung Po Po will make a personal appearance at a charity ttiow at the New Venus Theatre in Queenstown tomorrow at 9.30 p.m. in aid of the Queenstown Citizen Consultative Committee's social and committee fund.
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    Graduation day Youth club shows
    69 11 PEN AND, Wed The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, will address the Chung Ling High School at Us annunl graduation I and prire-glvlng on Nov. 13. Datln I Wong will give away the prire* KANGAR. Wed— Several ycith clubs in Perils will stage shows
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    Malaysian trade suffers a setback
    106 11 Malaysian trade suffers a setback f ONDON. Wed. Malaysia. in the face of Indonesian confrontation and its trade ban. plus a fall in rubber shipments, suffered a sharp setback in 1964 in the valor of its exports. the Commonwealth Economic Committee reported today. The nation (including Singapore) also suffered a
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    Town board status for Bachok urged
    306 11 Town board status for Bachok urged "DACHOK. Wed. A suggestion that the Bachok Town Council be reverted to town board status was made to the Royal Commission studying the workings of local authorities at its titling here today. The suggestion was mad« by Inche Mohaaud Amm bin Hajl Ya acob.
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    Talks on reshuffle of Malaysian Airways into joint airline
    680 12 SINGAPORE. Wed. TALKS are now going on between the Singapore and Malaysian (jiivern ments on overall proposals for the re-organisa-tion of Malaysian Airways as a joint airline ol the two countries. There has been no change in the agreement between the
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    'Judge led jury to think only two verdicts possible' claim
    517 12 'Judge led jury to think only two verdicts possible' claim March of the murder of Jenny Check Cheng Kid. 21. in the sea off Pulau Ova (Sisters Islands) on Aug. 27. 1963. She disappeared while scuba diving and her body was never recovered. Evidence was given that she had been
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    2531 12 had asked him about the affidavit' "Did you have any independent legal advice or concult your own lawyer?" Yusuf replied: "No." Mr. Coomaraswamy said that It was not the practice for witnesses to go and see lawyer* when they were asked to make affidavits. The trial judge
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    Counsel recalls the occasion when the judge suggested an answer...
    467 13 Counsel recalls the occasion when the judge suggested an answer... diving time, and induced tn» time the witness, stayed below Mr Coomaraswamy had tusked the witness: 80 what you told us earlier Is uot correct. The reply was: Yea The Judge had then iU-ked: Are you suggesting that this •ttaaa
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    Women say 'no' so man heads Poppy committee
    471 13 Women say 'no' so man heads Poppy committee said before culpable homicide rould be established, thr ad of MM .tlleged to have i-.iu.vd the de;t'.l> must be fptrifltd. indicated and pinpointed ii must also t>e proved that <;>■.. :h had resulted Irom that particular act or acts or that death
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    ALIVE OR DEAD?
    195 14 Only the small portion of each individual hair which is below the surface of the scalp is actually growing. The rest has already been fully formed. Each hair has its own supply of natural oil fed to it from a small gland below the scalp surface. This
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    MAINLY FOR WOMEN
    48 14 Current fashion calls tor Hie shimmering pattern of this flower clustered brooch with a white-gold setting. It's ideal for evening woar just the right dramatic touch to a clank black dress. Brooch c» in several designs are available, set in either gold, white-gold or platinum.
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    PEARLS to **********000 boost your ego, PEARLS to **********000 flatter you, PEARLS to **********000 dramatise
    327 14 PEARLS to **********000 boost your ego, PEARLS to **********000 flatter you, PEARLS to **********000 dramatise SUDDENLY it's pearls. As the craze for natu ral-looking jewellery mounts, the modest strands we once wcJre only when wanting to look demure, are now ousting gold and glitter for every occasion. Diamonds are supposed
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    Recipe for ginger and lemon loaf
    340 14 HERE'S a recipe for Gin.Ker and Lemon Loaf you will need cup brown sugar, well packed; 1) cups SB flour; pinch of salt: 1 teaspoon ground ginger; 1 tablespoon golden syrup; 2ob butter or margarine; 1 egg; t cup milk; 4oi chopped lemon peel;
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    Household hints...
    138 14 ONE way to separate pieces of frozen meat involves nothing more than a knife and hot water. Just run hot water over the knife, then insert the heated steel between the layers of meat and separate carefully. Before starting to do stencil painting on fabric, launder the material
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    SECRETARY TURNS BEAUTICIAN
    249 14 SHE started her career as a secretary and for seven years she was happy to serve her boss. Today Mrs. Vicky Yip Seek Weng is entering a new phase and she is going to be the boss of herself. Mrs Yip said: "Women overseas are very beauty
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    For the card lover
    56 14 P)R those who play Bridge Hallmark has designed playing cards in many very attractive patterns to relax concentration. Patterns of girl's faces, delicately painted In the style of Goya's ladles, or brilliantly coloured birds, horses, all In deep and bold splash of colours. Cast for a
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    Lock icon 'Catholics unite' shock in Philippines elections
    442 15 MANILA, Wednesday. THE Philippine presidential race today appeared to have taken on a religious colour following an unprecedented statement by a Filipino cardinal urging a solid Catholic vote in the Nov. 9 national elections. The statement by Ruflno J. Cardinal Santos, issued at the
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    Leningrad workers find gold hoard
    90 15 Leningrad workers find gold hoard MOSCOW, Wed. Workers repairing a prerevolutionary building- in Leningrad ripped up a wooden floor and found 254 pounds of pure gold in ingots, according- t« Taw. This is worth I -5.5142,--240 at the official U.S. buying rate of $35 an ounce. The building once housed
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    123 15 BOMB BLAST AT HOME OF RACE TOWN'S MP LONDON. Wed— A bomb early today exploded in the home of Mr. Peter Griffiths (above). Conservative M.P. for the racially-divid-ed town of Smethwick. Police said the bomb was pushed Into the house through the letterbox. It did considerable damage to the hallway.
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    Leopold's mission
    37 15 MEXICO CITY. Wed. Former King Leopold of Belgium, father of King Baudouin. arrived hero last night on his way to visit CosU Rica. Panama. Peru and Brazil to make ethnological and pisciculture studies. A. P.
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    Lock icon Jealous killer: I lost control of myself
    229 15 Jealous killer: I lost control of myself CAIGON, Wed. U.S. >* aid mission employee Robert Klmball testified today that he "lost control" of himself when he saw his Vietnamese girl-friend with his American boss and shot them both to death. i Kimball. 37. who has a wife and son in
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    Lock icon The Devil's Advocate to get seven helpers at Vatican
    229 15 THE Vatican's "Devil's Advocate" is to get some helpers, it was announced yesterday. Pope Paul has decided to appoint seven assistants to the Promoter of the Faith, popularly known as the "Devil's Advocaie," to help him deal with pending cases for
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    126 15 WOME, Wed. Premier Aldo Moro won a lightning vote of confidence In Parliament last night and smashed a revolt in his own Christian Democrat Party over subsidies for cinemas. Moro won by a vote of 305 to 197. The required majority out
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    194 15 ADEN. Wed.— Sir Richard Turnbuh, the British High CommURloner In Aden, yesterday banned the South Arabian League 'a official weekly Al Ral Al Aam (public opinion) (or having published what was termed Inflammatory and seditious material. Three days ago 81r Richard banned the weekly Al
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      813 16 FOR SALE It Word* U f Mim.)— Box St et*. aatra) NO MORI DISTURBEO Nlfhta: j Children's coustu quickly raueved wltb special, sootblng enildrrn'a formula Astrein Children's Cousb Syrup from Chemists. NOW LADIES' BLOUSES Wasb-'N-Wear $2.30. Stretch Slacks. Pleated Bklrta, Half-Slips, Pasties. Many Bargains! Cheapest!! Cathay a 30. Bras Butt
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      817 16 1 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1, Tan Tee Hat of No 8 Joo Avenue. Singapore have applied for a Beer House. Ist Class licence in respect of premises No. 163 Hill Street, Singapore, and that this application will be heard In the Court of the District Judge and
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    129 18 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDUSTRIALS *ere steady and about In balance Support for leadens showed signs of tapering m. MX.C. lost 2s. 6Q. of yesterdays! Bain to finish at 695. Base metals were barely steady. Mi. Isa was down 3d. to 39s oils wpie steady. Today'a iloalng pricee with Tneaday
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    RUBBER PRICES
    249 18 No\ t.vLUMi tirat grade rubber X.o.b. tniyerk clotwd »t a pjn. In Btns;a>pore and avnal* Lumpm ytsterouy »t MS cenU per ux down inree-eifnths of a cent on Tuttla j »>«Y" n t level lor the poaition. The tone waa dulL R.A.S. and h.MJtL. clotlas prices in cents
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    210 18 Oct. 27. Tnree moo'na. INDUSTRIAL* Uouatead 11 eta McAliater t» eta <j.B Holding Ift eta it. Invest. 10 eta Dunlope 13 eta. N Iron 8 eta K smeitet ge)«M UC.B.C 14 eta Ksao 12 cts. RoKimana 11 cv hed Oisp lv eta Kot> nnoru I D eta c
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    135 18 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore «hir>ti ar expested teday are: Ruys 1/2, Benvalla 3/4, Pfralc N.W. 3. Hua Hen* N.W. 5, Nikkei Mara 6/7. Nestor 8-B. City ot Rlpon 10/11. Palatlno 13/14. Benrlnnes 15/16. Aacanlua 18, Frederick Clover 21/22, Anto 25/26. Lovcen 27/28. Bonnevllle 31/32. Clytoneua 33/34.
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    H.K. RATES
    39 18 ON the Iraa aienanga market la Hook Kong yesterday Urn VS. Dollar wan quoted at 5.74 i for T.T. and r,.72i for cash. Stirling waa quoted at 16.03 tad i ana tael ef gald at 261 1.
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    Strong demand pushes tin price up by $7.37*
    458 18 rE Straits tin Drier rose substantially yesterday by IMTI per picul to $730.50 on reported strong demand from all sources. The rise was also in line with that of the three months buyers' afternoon price in London on Tuesday. The offering was
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    INDUSTRIALS GENERALLY EASIER ON EXCHANGE
    999 18 From Our Market Correspondent rE industrial section of the Stock Exchange was generally easier yesterday and the build up in prices of the past few days was substantially pared. The burst of speculative buying in Singapore which started last week on the reports that Singapore
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    25 18 Malayan Stork Indices Oct. 26 Oct. 17 'Industrials: sn.iil 79.90 Tins: 105.30 JU...4:, rubbers: 1W.1.Hl 1U3.82 Dec. 30. l!t|,:; ion Dec. .'!>. 19ti> 1110
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    986 18 I>l >l\J.ss in and reported to the Singapore and KnaU Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Stere (3,000) $3.18, (1,000) $2.18 D: Ounlap (2.000) $1.61 D, (15.000) $1.60. (2.000) $1.57; ■att tmalt (2.000)
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    82 18 rPHK Malaysian MiniUrr of x Finance has lived these prices for ralcuUtinf customs duties for thr period trmm Oci. 28 to Nov. 3. Kuhbrr 65' cts. a Ib. Copra J544 a ton. (oronut Oil »H»« a ton. Palm Oil niltt a ton Palm Krrnrls 3473.23 a ton. Tbe
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      956 18 EXCHAN6E RATES CLOSING PRICES thi Assaalatl-m af Hanks In Mi'o aia made tbesa cba.Bf.ee la Ita rmtsa to merchanu yaaurday (ail rates to MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 644 cents (down J Nat* Yarn: buytnc tr 32 u/is. air- three-ei«htns of a cent). mall Ol> 32 13 18. 00 d/at. 33 5/18
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      756 19 GERMAN ACADEMIC EXCHANGE SERVICE SCHOLARSHIPS 1966/67 The German Academic Exchange Service Is offering three scholarships to Malaysian citizens to study at Universities and Technical Universities in the Federal Republic ol Germany and West Berlin for the academic year 1966/ 67 The duration of the award may be extended later. The
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      865 19 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT F.M.S. (CAP: IST) NOTICE UNDER SECTION St. I MAJLIS BANDARAN KELANG. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the books containing the Valuation of. and the rates imposed on all holdings not exempted from payment of rates in the Klang Town Council Area for the year 1966 are
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      755 19 NOTICES STATE OF SINGAPORE THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE MM COMPANIES LIMITED BY SHAKES SPECIAL RESOLUTION OF EASTFJtN LLOYD (SINGAPORE) LIMITED Passed on 22nd October. 1965. At an Extraordinary General Meeting ot the above Company held at the Registered Office. 49/51 i Kobinson Road. Singapore, on Friday, tbe 22nd October 1965 at
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      761 19 NOTICES STATE OF SINGAPORE THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE IMO COMPANIES LIMITED BY SHARES SPECIAL RESOLUTION OF MARITIME SURVEYORS LIMITED Passed on 22nd October, 1965. J At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above Company held at the Registered Office. 51 J Robinson Road, Singapore, on I Friday, tbe 22nd October 1965
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      546 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from federal Citizens lor the following ippom t merits L TOLL MASTER (Men) on conract for three years in the first nstance In the Ministry ot Works. r'osts ana leiecommunicatlons on: i fixed salary ot (150 per mensem, >lus Cosi ol Living
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      659 19 NOTICES a CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbrokers) Unredeemed Pledgee Goods Jeweller; from the following Pawnbrokers' Shops. NO. 135 New Bridge Road Lam Joon Siong (Chop Sem Fob). No. 256 South Bridge Road Ho Van Kee (Chop HeiiK fait) Yong Kee. No 287 South Bridge Road Scow Klan (Chop Nam Cheong). No. 103
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      254 19 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ant.v. ttin«S i! the undermentioned Companies will bo hr;.l at pfllce. Austral House. Main Road. Taiping. Petiik. M.i:.r .ionrlay. Bth Novemoer. 1955. at tne lollouln? tinirv Kampong KamunUne Tin Dredcing Limited in?o a m. Austral Amalgamated Tin Limited 10.41 Austral Malay Tin LUintet
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    6 20 Seap Games Badminton Rugger
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    148 20 SINGAPORE. Wed Tht Singapore Amateur Aepak Raga Association are asking the government for $1,200 to enable 'hem to send their team to the Seap Oames at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 14-21 A S.XSRA delegation, led by their president. Patrick David, told the
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    SAAA citizenship bid for six
    376 20  - SAAA citizenship bid for six INCHE OSMAN WOK By ERNEST FRIDA; Singapore. Wednesday Jill SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association have appointed a three-man team to ask the Singapore government to grant citizenship to six athletes who have been selected for training for the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 14-21.
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    25 20 LONDON Wotl Result* Ot MX-cer matches played last night: Dir 2 Mifidleabrotich 5 Portsmouth 2. Friendly Chariton 4 L.i Gantoi*e < Belgium > 2 Reir.er.
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    26 20 LONDON. Wed. Results or Rugby matches played last night Rugby League Castleford 7 I Leeds 7: Kugbv I nion Bridgend 27 Penurth 0. Reuter.
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    Khaw and Ghazali replace Rajah
    575 20 Khaw and Ghazali replace Rajah KIALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. Minister of Local Government and Housing, was elected vice-president of the So.ip Games Federation at an executive committee meeting of the Olympic Council of Malaysia today. At the same time Dato Jamil bin Abdul Rais was appointed Malaysia
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    Double ko system for Games soccer
    503 20  -  F EMMANUEL By KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Seap Games football tournament will be run on a double knockout system, involving seven matches for the five competing teams. ••We have found this Dlan to be the best for the seven days alloted to the tournament,"
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    MALAYSIA CAN KEEP ASIAN TITLE—SEOW
    39 20 MALAYSIA CAN KEEP ASIAN TITLE— SEOW AIALAYSIA expect to retain the inter-nation title in the Asian badminton championships which begin on Saturday at Lucknow despite the handicap of being without top players Tan Aik Huang i Ng Boon Bee.
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    Services outplay Malays in League
    198 20 I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Selangor Service* '•B" played fine open rugger to beat Selangor Malays by 17 points (a goal, three tries, a penalty goal) to nil in Selangor Rughy Union League match at Pantai today. Services were more adept at handling the wet. slippery ball
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    Toss decides
    39 20 SINOAPOHE Wed. Woodbndue Hospital won h« Singapore Government Services PA. Senior Knockout champior.sliip by the toss of a coin mvr they had held Police to a 1-1 draw in the final at Jalan Br i: Sti.Uium tonight.
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    IPOH CLUB WIN
    70 20 IPOH. Wed. lixjh Club beat St. Michael's Institution by IS points (two goals and a try* In the Perak knockout rugger final played in heavy rain today. Cricket Racing Athletics Boxing Basketball ORIGHT smile from Sally Hall as she holds the reins of her mount. Dalnameiji, on
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    110 21 PERTH, Wed.— The MCC cricketers today opened their tour of Australia with an 82-run victory over a Western Australian C ountry XI in a one-day match at Moora, 115 miles from here. The MCC scored 232 runs for seven wickets declared in 160mins.
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    607 21 DURBAN. Wed. American Bart Buchhoiz recovered from a slhiky start to beat Luis Ayala of i Chile 8-6. 11-9. 8-6 in the £s.oun I professional leiuiia tournament here yesterday. I Ayala led 5-4 and 40-love in the I first, set but the American wea- >
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    46 21 RANGOON Wocl 111. v:.Mtin? IndOlMlton junior national ■oenr learn beat Burma Pooto.ili Fccirr.i'.ioii selection 3-1 in their second friendly match here last night All the goals were scored 111 tin- .-ceond half. In the first m.tuli here, the Burmese team beat Indonesia 3-1— Reuter
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    40 21 TOKYO. Wednesday. r«HINA yesterday hailed Chinese sprinter Chei Chia-Chuan as "the first Asian to equal a worli record in a men's track event" by clocking lOsec tor the 100 metres on Sunday. Twenty seven year old
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    103 21 LONDdN Wrd. United States tatty Homan Brother Is 7-4 favourite for the Washington International in tho ante-post list of a leading London bookmaker The other American entry. Bail To All. is .second favourite at 3-1 for the US$l5O 000 race, to be run It Laurel Pink Maryland,
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    22 21 BONN Wed. Japan beat European selection by 285 point* to 281 in an International gymnastics contest at Essen last ni«r,f
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    111 21 8 OLYMPIC PLAYERS IN JAPAN'S TEAM i TOKYO. Wed.— Japans national basketball team arc scheduled to leave for Malaysia On Nov. 25 to compete In the Third Asian basketball championship opening in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 28. Ihe Japan Amateur Basketball Association said yesterday that the 12-man squad, comprising 1
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    62 21 LONDON. Wed. Northamptonshire, runners-up in the county cricket championship l.i.st season, j announced yesterday they would i play on Sundays next season. They have arranged three championship fixtures against Somerset. Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire incorporating i Sundays. The first Sunday fixture arranged after the removal of the
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    692 21  -  VERNON MORGAN By f ON DON. Wed. Students of bloodstock and of form have found the winner of the Epsom Derby the last two years many months before the race was run. During the previous year in fact when the colts
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    105 21 Japanese bid to stage world fight FKYO. Wed. The Japanese Boxing Commission arc trying [:> arrange a match in January be:«fcn the world flyweight champion Salvatore Burruni of Italy md Hlroyukl Ebihara of Japan. The World Boxing Association lave ruled that Burruni must sign ay Nov. 1 to meet Ebihara.
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    198 21 YEW YORK Wed Paul Rimmer. executive director of the New York International Sport and Campina Show. Inc.. yesterday asked the United Nation* to >et up a world body to control all ■.il boxing titks. In a letter to U.N SecretaryGeneral I' Thant. Mr. Rimmier
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    50 22 YESTERDAY'S picture of Tengku Abdul Rahman who made his first public appearance after being confined to bed for a week suffering from a mild virus infection. The Prime Minister, who attended the Cabinet meeting, told reporters: "I'm ok;«v now. The fever has gone." Straits limes picture.
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    465 22 SALISBURY. Wednesday. pOLICE reinforcements rushed to Government House itnd turned dogs on a crowd of singing and shouting African demonstrators today while British Premier Wilson was conferring inside with Nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo. QUEEN Elizabeth has intervened in the Rhodesian dispute with a personal
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    25 22 IN IVtfl LOVING Memory of Mr. (3.8. Dlravimn railed to r.-t on ?*-10-44 Sadly mimed by taia sorrowloc wife, «fclldren and lovad gw
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    84 22 Man is accused of making $800 bribe offer SINGAPORE. Wed. A man wai today charged in a magistrate's court with corruptly offering $800 to two Investigators from tbt Corrupt Practices Investigation Bui can to release him from their custody. Pun* Jon Seng. pleaded not fUiity to making the offer to
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    63 22 Special course on job evaluation SINGAPORE. Wed. A special course. "Job Evaluation" designed to foster good employer-employee relationship.-, will be conducted by the Singapore Institute of Management. Lectures will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Mondays and Thursdays (7 p.m. 9 p.m.i commencing Nov. 4. Those Interested
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    79 22 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Adult Education Board. In conjunction with the German Consulate General, is sponsoring a public lecture by Mr Oerhard Merzyn. Director of the Institute for Economic and Social Politics in Rl&sen near Hamburg. Germany. Mi Merzyn will talk on "The economic, social and political
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    128 22 T ONDON, Wed. Prince Charles, 17--year-old heir to the British throne, will look after the pigs and chickens when he goes to school in Australia, according to his prospective headmaster, Mr. Thomas Garnett. Mr. Garnett told a reporter the Prince, who is to spend
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    353 22 LONDON. Wed. Industrials continued in good form today but gilt-edged lost some ground following yesterday's announcement of a new £500 million short dated stock issue. This news dampened further the hopes of an early cut In the Bank Rate and brought a general fall of around 1 8
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    359 22 JAKARTA, Wednesday. A TTEMPTS by a pro-Communist trade union to sabotage" Indonesia's vital rubber production in the wake ol the abortive Oct. 1 coup have been officially claimed here.. Indonesia is one of the world's largest rubber producers and the product is one of
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