The Straits Times, 15 October 1966

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS ISO.Oft) The Straits Times The Natiniiiil Newspfi(ini' Ksld 1845 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114 L
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    PREMIER LEE GREETS INDIA'S VICE-PRESIDENT
    64 1 gINGAPORES Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, greeting the Indian Vice-President Dr. Zakir Husain, on his arrival ;it Singapore Airport yesterday for a four-day State visit. Dr. Husain. who ilew in by an Indian Air Force Viscounl, wore a gleaming white "Sherwani," the Indian national
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    Razak home
    411 1 Johnson may bring, peace, he says KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, returned home today and expressed confidence that President Johnson's South-east Asian tour would "considerably improve" the chances of a peaceful settlement of the Vietnam conflict. Tun Razak had spent a total of
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    Lock icon 173 AIR RAIDS ON NORTH IN ONE DAY
    309 1 173 AIR RAIDS ON NORTH IN ONE DAY SAIGON, Friday. TWE U.S. Air Force. Navy and Marines launchec x a record 173 missions against North Vietnarr yesterday, an American spokesman said today. The previous record number was set on Sept. 11 with a raid of 171 missions. U. s. spokesman
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    Tawau curfew extended
    76 1 JESSELTON. Frl— The curfew In the Merotai-Kejang area of Tawau is beiiiK extended another 48 hours to enable present military operations against TNKU elements to continue unhampered The curfew will now go on till 8 p.m. on Sunday. A security forces spokesman said here that I the
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    Lock icon Storm havoc
    36 1 TOKYO. Kri Nine people were killed and man and his j*veii-year-old daughter were listed m jnisstng today after rainstorms swepi iwate Prefecture in Northern Japan yesterday About 40 houses were destroyed in landslides- -Reuter
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    Grenade death
    28 1 SAIGON. Frl.— A gre.iade planted Ui n rubbls-h tin blew up this morning. killing a child and wounding four trarbaur rolleclnrs In suburb or Saigon. fteuttr.
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    Reporter detained
    142 1 Wife thought he was kidnapped... SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr. N«iani Thong Hal. a senior reporter of the Chinese newspaper Nanyans Siant Pau. was detained this morning by the Internal Security Department outside his home in Norfolk Road. Police did not give any reasons for his detention. Ngiam was walking
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    88 1 Just fancy that AUCKLAND. Frl.— Judge, police, witnesses, jurors and counsel attended the New Zealand Supreme Court here today for a criminal trial but the accused was missing. John Pllcher. 23. had been Iri'.-d on hail on a rharge of burgling an Auckland store. It was discovered that no one
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    Ford's sack 25 in S'pore
    336 1  - Ford's sack 25 in S'pore YEO TOON JOO By OINGAPORE. Fri. Twenty-fivp rm ployees at the Ford Motor Co. of Malaysia Ltd. assembly plant Singapore"s oldest were retrenched today as the company's "adjustment of staff" dec i s i o n went into motion. They are the lir.st batch ol
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 ISRAEL AMROSH JERIS.M.EM. Fri— Band of armed men ambnshed Israeli military vehicle near Jordanian lines in Mount Ilerbon rt«ion early u»uuj. Mifctiiiy wouudiiig three of six soldiers aboard. Israeli Army spokrsmaa said.— Kcuter.
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      The death sentence is demanded after four-hour final submission
      1106 2 Court told how he kept cash abroad THE MAIN CHARBES^JSI™ the Communists to overthrow the Government. Dr. Subandrio has pleaded not guilty to all the charges. He is also accused of swindling the Government of *****0.000, which he has allegedly salted
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      Lock icon 'Accused must now pay for the people's suffering'
      161 2 'Accused must now pay for the people's suffering' opportunity to the P.K.I, to launch its coup," the prosecutor added. "The accused has been responsible for the sufferings of the people, and it is. therelore. fitting that he be meted out punishment fitting for his crimes." The prosecutor s.ud Dr Subandrio
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      Lock icon Anti-Chinese feeling in Jogjakarta
      60 2 JAKARTA. Frl. AntiChinese sentiments have now spread to Jogjakarta, Central Java, where the powerful Students' Action Front, in a demonstration, tore down Chinese characters from their houses rereoentlv. The students said they resented Chinas hostile attitude towards Indonesia. They demanded that all Chinese obey regulations In
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      Famine threat
      31 2 NEW DELHI, Pri The two northern India states of Urur Pradesh and Bihar race a new threat of famine following failure of the rain* for the second year running.
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      Lock icon Home from Indonesia to govt farms in Hainan
      255 2 Home from Indonesia to govt farms in Hainan lIONG KONG. Frl. Chirese repatriated from Indonesia recently will be sent to Hainan Island to work in government farms, according to Press reports. The rlßhtwlriß Sing Tao dally said new arrivals from the mainland reported that Peking authorities had completed plant to
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      Lock icon Dawn now takes ' name of co-star Howard legally
      226 3 Dawn now takes name of co-star Howard legally GLASGOW, Fri. Dawn Addams, estranged wife of Italian Prince Vittorio Massimo, legally changed her name yesterday. The actress, 35, took the name of Howard only a few hours after revealing that her seven-month old son Scan is her own child and not
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      Lock icon MULTI-RACIAL PARTY WINS FIJI ELECTION
      140 3 SUVA, Friday. pUI'S multi-racial Alliance Party emerged in the final results yesterday as the clear winner of a sharply fought general election bringing greater self-government to the islanders. A council dominated by the colonial governor is being replaced by a legislative council of 36 elected
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      A new look in mini-skirts for modern man
      133 3 A new look in mini-skirts for modern man NEW IX>OK in mini>kir(N was launchrd rrcrntly for the modern man. Male model Tony Barnes took a walk in the street wearing a red skirt and a tartan shirt and he didn't even blush when a passing mongrel paused to inspect his
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      SCIENTISTS WORK ON NEW CANCER CURE
      110 3 JON DON. Fri. British scientists are working on a new radiation machinp. v.-ins neutron beams, that their spokesman said yesterday, "looks like a 50-50 bet" to cure cancer. Scientists at. the Ministry of Defence services electronics research laboratory at Baldock, in Hertfordshire, believe their
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      Lock icon Firm defies Govt to pay £15,000 bonus
      99 3 Firm defies Govt to pay £15,000 bonus STOCK PORT (Northern England). Fri. An engineering firm here has paid out Ci: 5.000 in bonus to workers in defiance of the Government's austerity squeeze. The firm, which builds sectional bridges for export, paid the cash iwards to nearly 600 workers who responded
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      Lock icon Amir is new Qaiti ruler
      55 3 ADEN. Pri. Eighteen-year-old rtm.i Ohaleb Is the new ruler of Qa "i S"»te In the Eastern Aden Protectorate. The Br .ish-educated Amir wa* chosen as new sultan by the electoral college of elders following the death on Monday night of his 59-year-old father. Sultan Awadh
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      Lock icon Woman dies in fall from Arc
      43 3 PARIS. Pri A 6U-.vp.u-oH French woman (ell to her death from the top of the Arc De Triomphe here last night, police said She was the 37th person to die by falling from the 162-foot arch. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Liberals solve a 'Red Guards' mystery
      101 3 Liberals solve a 'Red Guards' mystery SAFFRON WELDEN (England), Fri.—Curious decisions emerged from a branch meeting here of the newly-formed Young Liberals, offshoot of Britain's minority Opposition party. Among them was a resolution expressing confidence in Premier Harold Wilson's Labour Government. Another virtually spelled disbandment of the Yf>un K Liberals.
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      Two killed in train crash
      54 3 HYDERABAD. Pri. Two people were killed and at least 50 Injured when a passenger express collided with a stationary goods train at Ohatkesar. near here late on Wednesday night. At least two coaches of the express bound from Hyderabad to Kazipet were derailed and overturned,
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      308 4 Liiio"(s"p" opens" today "A" I Before most girls ever get serious about boys, Daisy had done the whole bit *LOVE at 15. ..MARRIED at 16.. .DIVORCED at 17* m WSJ' Wt bW^^^B I B Nataue r wood -i >v CHRistoPHer PLummer insioe oassy CLOver the story of what they did
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    Singapore and Malaysia high on the list...
    181 5 Singapore and Malaysia high on the list... orNGAPORE. Fri. 13 The wide use of electrical appliances shows that Malaysia and Singapore have some of the highest living standards in Asia. This was stated today by Mr. A. A. Dikker.s. regional manager for South-East Asia of Philips Industries. "The standard of
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    Japanese VIP due for a two-day visit
    145 5 Japanese VIP due for a two-day visit SINGAPORE. Fri. The Japanese Foreign Minister. Mr. Etsusaburo Shiina, who is on a tour of South-East Asia, will arrive here from Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 24 for a two-day visit. The Japanese Ambassador in Singapore. Mr. T. Ueda, will give a lunch In
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    Sultan's birthday
    25 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Cubtoms and Exci.se Department of Johore Bahru will close on Oci 28. the birthday of the Sultan of Johore
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    Miss Tourism contest
    48 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Eight more entries for the Miss Tourism Singapura contest were received today 24 hours before entries close bringing to total number of entrants to 15. A spokesman for the Tourist Promotion Board, sponsors of the contest, said a last-minute rush was expected tomorrow.
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    Good friend of ours...
    425 5 VICE-PRESIDENT CALLS FOR CLOSE INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERATION SINGAPORE, Friday ryHE Indian ViceA President, Dr. Zakir Husain. tonight culled for "close cooperation" between Singapore and India in the industrial and economic field's. "Such co-operation is of utmost importance in the context of thr spcrel with which the human
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    Orchid man Soh has a big day
    317 5 SINGAPORE. Friday. A BUILDING contractor and amateur orchid grower. Mr. Soh Kirn KaUg, was the main figure at the opening of the 1966 Orchid Show at the Singapore Turf Club this evening. He received six special awards, including the Malaysian Orchid Society Championship
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    Raja to open UN Day exhibition
    74 5 SINGAPORE, Frt. Singapore s Foreign Minister. Mr. 8. Rajaratnain. will officially declare open a United Nations Day exhibition at the Exhibition Hall In the National Library, Sunlord Road, at 5.30 p.m. on Oct. 24 Organised by Singapore Interact Clubs junior affiliates of the Rota
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      316 5 Straits Times Crossword H^l l /<r I bH m W/L HH W^^^^^^^^^f^ ACBOSB wverp demand! i>). lo< 25. The state currenUy 000- 11. Where to draw the line? (6tract«d 1 8. St. I. Kins «antlnK capital In 1 IS. I rejoined a thousand -and-a'-row of 2.S for president (C). one
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    Appeal Court clears doctor of cheating charge
    201 6 Appeal Court clears doctor of cheating charge ]POH. Kri. There Wai oo proof of dishonest intention on the part of Dr. Puran Singh. .">:.. a private practioner in Taipinj. to cheat the Federal Government of $43.69. Mr. Justice Chains said this in the High Court here today when he allowed
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    Toy gun find
    27 6 "KNANG F'r;. Police today rroo\ered un imitation "German LvBfr' toy pistol, wrapped in a news ptper. from under a tree in Jalau Langkaw i.
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    Lock icon Please, says Cocky
    96 6 JAKARTA. Fn A columnist yesterday politrlv suggested that Tengku Abdul Rahman let Indonesia handle its own foreign alTalrs. TJk columnist, who write* In the English-language Jakarta Times, under the name of -Cocky" was commenting on the Tengku s statement that hr intended to ask President Johnson to
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    A 'double duty' shock
    396 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. 3-MONTH LEVY ON WEST MALAYSIAN CARS WHEN TAKEN TO EAST MALAYSIA £ARS registered in West Malaysia for less than three months are liable to a 30 per cent import duty in addition to the 25 per cent registration charged here when taken into
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    Imitation trade mark man fined
    84 6 Imitation trade mark man fined BLTTERWORTH. Frl. (.oh Cheng Khiam 25, unemployed, was today fined S5OO for possessing LMI packets of medicated balm bearint a "running tiger" trade mark, said to be an imitation of "Tiger" balm. (nih was charted jointly with Koay Theam Sen«. 21. who pleaded no t
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    Labourer killed by falling tank
    62 6 BAIT OAJAR. Fn. A Public Work* Department labourer. R. Munimmy, m fatally lajund vhrn an elevated water tank fell on him at a work site »t Layana uayang Km. new Mpit. yesterday Hr vm.\ i.ivins: .i v;(ter pipe when the incident occuned and «^N iKkrn
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    TWO DROWN IN ARMY EXERCISE TRAGEDY
    216 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. 'JWU soldiers were drowned in a swift-flow-ing river near Kuala Trcngganu yesterday while taking part in an Army exercise. The dead were: Stan Srl. Charlie N X Ah Wang, 31, and Trooper Samin bin Hajl Abu,.! Majid. 25. Both were with
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    Police seeking injured snatch thief
    131 6 Police seeking injured snatch thief Fri. 1 Police are looking for an injured snatch thief who escaped after he was involved in a traffic accident in Coronation Road yesterday. The thief, described as a man of about 25 to 30. had snatched a $130 gold chain from a housewife. Montia
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    'Self-help' by 600
    55 6 KANGAR. PTI. Six hundred villagers are taking part in a gotong-royong < selfhelp i project to build a road Into the kampong in the Kuion«r Anal area. The volunteers were led by the Mentri Besar Tan Sri Bheikh Ahmad, the State Secretary Inche Abdul Rahman bin Lebal
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    A spider fight may cost you $500 fine
    205 6 A spider fight may cost you $500 fine UINUAPGiVA, Fri. Few people know ih.il it may cost tnem .i One ol :>ouu, or up to six months In Jail, ur lur staging fish or spider ttgnts. I'hla mv viewed d.v Mr. |b Havage, an of the sj'( a tne Pious
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    Old Frees to celebrate
    60 6 MACHANU m Old Frees will celebrate lie 150 th *nnnn>aiy ni their i.nu mrn 1 *ith a dinner and dance at th« Maryland Hotel In Kola Bhmit on Oct 33 Old bov.s of tlie Pen.. School In the State «i I tiend tlie celebration should contact
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    Red carpet for Dr. Husain
    205 7 The Tengku recalls Japanese occupation days pENANG, Fri. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today recalled thr years of the Japan* se occupa tion when he stayed at Telok Ayer Tawar in Butterworth. "I had a wirHe.vs Bel then." he said, "and although the Japs
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    Big crowd at airport to see visiting Vice-President of India
    558 7  - Big crowd at airport to see visiting Vice-President of India SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE Fri 'JHE rod carpel was rolled-out this morning for the vicepresident of India. Dr. Zakir Husain. who arrived here for a four-day State visit. His plane, an Indian Air Force Viscount, landed at the airport
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    Assaulted his brother
    50 7 IPOH. Prl— Cbojr Kok Pen*. 19 paneled guilty in thr ■Mglltlitt'l court here yesterday to eautllHl hurt to his elder brother. Kok Onn .< mmmi: labourer, at tliew bOUM in Jelapang new \:ll^gr by splMhing bulling water nn him Sontence whs postponed to (X:. 31. Bail was
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    Lock icon Manila to be asked to join anti-Red pact?
    161 7 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia and Malaysia may invite the Philippines to join a 'security ar r a ngement" to block Chinese Communist influence in South-East Asia. This was stated yesterday by a member of Parliament. Mr. H. A. Siahri. when referring to the
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    The worms vanish
    63 7 Ml AR. Fri The water supply to the town council quarters in .lal.m Ismail here was frer today of thr whitish lar\.t<- like worms, found in Ihe >uppl> during the last three days. team of PWD workers yesterday cleaned the •n.iin pipe eonnectins the supply from the
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    New Thai rail link
    52 7 Ul KIT MEKTAJAM, Fri The first direct train from Prai to Chirngmai, Id Thailand, left this mornine with about .*>o passengers from Penan*. The new Mrvice. arranged by the Royal Stale Railway of Thailand, will enable .Malaysians to tour Thai provinces instead of limiting their visits
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    Last British unit leaves Sabah
    151 7 JESSELTON, Friday 'PHE main body of 340 men of outgoing Ist Bn.. Royal Hampshire Regiment, arrived here today from Tawau aboard the transport Auby en route to Britain. The ship is due to reach Singapore on Tuesday. The battalion is the last British fighting unit
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    English language important, pupils are told
    239 7 English language important, pupils are told I POH. Fri. Tht 1 Chief Education Adviser. Haji Hamdan bin Sheikh Tahir. ha* urged pupils not to lose sight of the importance of the English language. He also pred-.eied tha' <ome schools would be converted into mruor colleges catering for Form Six pupils
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      130 7 j«P' JK^Mr'-W"' I B|k (/(hNTENARY j A -^m JM W mm 1966^/ Taste the sweet creamy goodness of Jjimg: T^x n I 1,14 Tl lllf mix a glassful— or spread it on bread! Milkmaid Bran^ r SWEETENED > UT Take a glass. Pour in some Milkmaid and stir in some
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    S'pore-Indon shipping talks: 'Fair share' pact plan
    359 8 Sl.MiAl'om;. Friday. ifL'TL'AL bciielil will lie Ihe main principle governing the roilluoming negotiations between Singu|K>re und Imlonexia on sliipping nuittera i<> be bekl here nexl week. The talks will be between representatives of shipping interests on both sides. The three-man Indonesian team's adviser
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    Power for 680 houses
    51 8 SINGAPORE Fri The Urban and Rural Services Committee has approved .several electricity projects amounting to 5321.000 under the Kampong Electrification Scheme. The chairman ot the committee. Mr Ho Cheng Choon. today .said the.«e projects would benefit fi«o houses sheltering some 2.000 lainllles In 15 const it
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    Labour hearing
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The IncluMilal dispute between the Sinftapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and Shaw Renters i Singapore i Limited will be heard by the Industrial Arbitration Court at 10 a.m. on Oct. 21.
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    Picnic for spastics
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Fli The Dale Carnegie Alumni AMoclfttlon. District 95. Singapore. will hold a picnic (or 40 spastic children on Sunday at Telok Mau Uan The children will receive gifts donated by members
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    He will be top US envoy in S'pore
    51 8 QINGAPORE. Kn Ml 15 Francis Joseph (i;»l--brailh. ">i. i.ilxnoi. has been appointed the lust '"niled St.ites Amh.ts v.dur-desiunatc to Sincaporc. lie is career foreitn oriirrr who has an r\len*ivr background in Far F.astern .(flairs ||c w »s in Indonesia from INS to
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    N-language Month: Board's plans
    127 8 SINOAPORE. Kit The Adult Education Board has ui'gaiii.sed Vftrtow activities In connection with Singapore* National Language Month, from Nov. 11 to Dec. 12 this ..ear Amunv the activities are a fonoß In i lie National L*j by teacheik and student* of the board's national language clas-ses.
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    SUCCESS STORY OF SMALL LOCAL INDUSTRY...
    224 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Singapore pioneer industry has succeeded in producing ethyl alcohol comparable to high British standards for use m industries and hospitals. The Singamas Chemical Industries Ltd which «'inploy.s :io workers at Us plant In Little Road. Is now turning out about IS.OOQ
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    Officer: 'He was pale as I spoke about killing'
    333 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. A 24 YEAR OLD mechanic. Lim Sui Kiat. was today committed to stand trial at the High Court on a murder charge after a two day preliminary inquiry in the Ninth Magistrate's Court. Lim WU alleged to have murdered
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      243 8 This AEI panel controls the fully-automated Malayan Flour Mills C»*»3 I BSE9 Gf9 i BBS r*v^j czilD Cm« 9 C 3 _*7 S" s J QB [E The Malayan Flour Mills, i •|K i iiiii^ r at Batii IMaim today, arc the tiist electrically automated flour mills in South Bast
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      199 8 Alley Ih>p tin l.r. Unntlin WSLL !F MDU'VE GOT SUCH WHY PONT 1&J J RUT YOUZS COULP PUT ME I CERTAINLY GETS VtJ'' ■I/t fimr: time- machine. /ao into the because it 2.00 years into my future complicated. J m *iv WHY BCm-IEU U» WITH r FUTURE WITH WON'T fiO
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    2421 9 Ooi: Rama did not resign because he was frustrated man PENANG CITY COUNCIL INQUIRY: 54th DAY Reporters: Oh Kee Tiang and Jessie Leembruggen PENANG, Friday 'HE KNEW FULL WELL PARTY WAS FED UP WITH HIM' 'ONLY THE SENIOR OFFICERS ARE FORBIDDEN TO TAKE PART IN POLITICS' •JHE Mayor, Mr. Ooi
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    38 10 i» Words SIS (Minimum) THI FAMILY OF th» latr Mr T»a 800 Boon, Malacca, thank* thr Rfv»r<>ad. The Ponori. NiimcK. Staff Ward A.D.. GH Malacca: Rtlailvrn, Knrn<l>, for thfir kln<l nrrvu-rg. nlftn. «rcath«. attendance at hia funeral
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    IN MEMORIAM
    30 10 f# K«rrf* JIM I M,nim,,m, IN IVIR LOVING M-mnry of Anna Pakiam Thomm <i*partr4 on i.vio-M. Badly tnlmitd. nr\er forgotttn by Paliy, Eric, Thomai and othrr lovtd ooaa.
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      Relief For Rubber
      639 10 The sympathetic hearing President Johnson gave to Tun Razak in Washington has been followed by suspension of G.S.A. sales from the rubber stockpile. For this relief, much thanks. But of course no one supposes that this pause ends the anxieties that have seized the Malaysian Government and
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      Nantah Reform
      392 10 The re-organisation of Nanyang University has been a difficult business two steps forward, then one step back. The pattern at least does yield steady movement in the desired direction, be it ever so tortuous and slow. The University is now going through a "two steps forward" phase:. The
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      Pangkor Spur
      165 10 A 10,000-ft water pipeline under the sea to Pulau Pangkor, to be completed early next year, will be an extraordinary example of rural development. The island has only about 13,000 residents, and there has been no suggestion that they ever went seriously short of water from their wells
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      Lady doctors: Dr. Toh replies
      569 10 Lady doctors: Dr. Toh replies WITH reference to the letter by "Lady Doctor" i ST. Oct 11) may I clarify the arguments that I Put forward In my speech to the Singapore Medical Association on April 22. on how the limited outPut of medical graduates from the University of Singapore
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      NEW CONDITIONS FOR TEACHERS
      278 10 "THE Unified Teaching Service has taken away the basic conditions of service such as housing and medical facilities while the Government Insists that the private sector provide these facilities for Its employees, thus operating a double standard. The only saving feature (costly as It is) of
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      77 10 THERE is a stretch of Clunv Road (Singapore) wnich is always under a few Inches of water after rain especially near the University of Singapore. The other morning I signalled to the driver of an approaching Holden station wagon to slow down. He accelerated instead and splashed me from head
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    Wilson worries the ranks
    787 10  -  Ivan Yates A PREFERENCE FOR BEMUSING AND CONFUSING TO HEAD-ON COLLIDING by LONDON. Fri. TWO years since becoming Prime Minister of Britain with a small, single-figure majority in the House of Commons, and six months after his mandate was renewed with a majority of nearly 100,
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      37 10 Oejlen in Diamondt Rubici it ImcraMt tl«c Sat**"'" Cats fy«i Star Sapphires Opjii AUiandnUi ate. «l»e Official DitrrlbuUr tar MIKIMOTO PEARLS G M DC SILVA JIWILLIRS 9. |Erin Lit ri* luilding. Rifflat Plact. Singapart. I. TEL: 7»104.
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      180 10 The best thing about this glass ofwater is the amount of room left for TEACHERS ■MsMbbMOMM SCOTCH WHISKY Study at Home and Pass Every day letters arrive at Wolsey Hall from student* in Malaya aiwl countries all over the world. These young men and wotnea realise that a good education
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      53 11 THE MULL MUN'f iJUNK aDfifl ■&""v^jßjHfiu9P i^K JM SKI (FULLY AIR CONDITIONED) IIJJ Hkf Ifefl iHui lid On Saturday, 15th October 1966 at 10.00 a.m. BI^^hbIIIIIIiIIiUIi il 1 1 1 1 1 Datin Aw Cheng Chye ■^BHP^^B^^HB^^^K r~\ I LJB Rlfl ■MMMrf*! Jf-i r'liTßih \m hi i I I CHUNG
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  • CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. Straits Times Supplement
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      Masthead
      7 11 CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. Straits Times Supplement
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      Garden setting for new branch
      654 11 ly Stiff Writer Chung Khiaw joins new trend in banking decor THE opening of the Alexandra Road branch of Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. introduces yet another innovation in banking premises in Singapore. Because this modern looking banking office is set in a small and well
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      MADAM YAO HEADS ALEXANDRA OFFICE
      130 11 BANKING is a family affair with Mr. Mrs. Wong Yu Chee, a couple employed by Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. Though husband and wife head the branches where they work, over a thousand miles separate them. Mr. Wong is manager of the Sandakan branch. His wife,
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      Savings habit aids economic growth
      327 11 DATO Lee Chee Shan, the managing director of Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd., has said that the best contribution to economic growth is the spread of the savings habit. This is what he has said on the opening of the bank's new branch at Alexandra Road:
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      PLANNING BASED ON NEEDS IN NEW AREAS
      277 11 DATO Aw Cheng Chye. the chairman of Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd.. has said that there is increasing need for banking services as a result of Singapore's national economic development. Increased earnings and better wages have brought about general confidence of better things to
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      Colourful 'Garden Bank'
      94 12 BUILDING DESIGNED TO CATER TO CUSTOMERS' NEEDS A NIGHT scene of the "Garden Bank." This is the new Alexandra designed tc serve its many customers in the residential areas Road branch of Chung Khiow Bank Ltd. The building was of Redhill and Queenstown and the industrial area
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      Branch customers get all the banking services
      108 13 A FULLY trained staff (above) is ready to give customers quick and courteous service. Thj new branch provides all banking facilities. (Right) Savings machine to give speedy and accurate service to depositors. (TOP left) Lody-in-Pink service is provided exclusively for women customers (Below):
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      230 12 Congratulations to the CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the opening of their Alexandra Road Branch. From:GOH PENG HENG BUILDING CONTRACTOR 36, Keng Cheow Street Singapore- 1. Tel. ***** (We are proud to have been associated with the General Construction of this Bank) Congtotutans and^est to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LIMITED ia^^m<
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      303 12 Congratulations to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the opening of their new Alexandra branch in Singapore. The Bank and the Brsiicbet ire users of DICTOGRAPH Intercom Service and FACIT Cl-13 Calculators. Only slightly larger end heavier than a telephone, the amazing Facit Cl-13 solves ell your arithmetical problems easily and
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      175 13 Congratulations Best Wishes to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD., the opening of their ALEXANDRA BRANCH VAT YUEN HONG CO., LTD. INTERNATIONAL BUILDING AT "ZXVSS -eSSr" 9 MODERN FIRST CLASS OFFICE SPACE TO LET AT MODERATE RENTAL SUITABLE FOR CONSULATES, BANKING, OFFICES, SHOPPING ARCADE, SHOWROOM ETC WHOLE BUILDING IS FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED. HIGH-SPEED
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      340 14 Congratulations to THE CHUNG KHIAW BANK LIMITED on the opening of their ALEXANDRA BRANCH invest jTfcwcU*? Pack. BUKIT TIMAH HILL PRICE FROM: $32,500/- UPWARDS PRICE FROM: $26,900/- UPWARDS semi-detached bungalows and garden terrace houses IDEAL HOME FREEHOLD LAND LOT «Mpt (Formerly l*t 444pt) MUKIM PHASE NEARING COMPLETION S.L.G. LAND lot
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    Sarawak: 13 Reds, supply dumps seized
    349 15  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD From Th p Communists were raught duririK the surprise clean up operation in Tapah village. The arms dump was found by a police patrol in the Palah area, three miles south of Tapah village. The food dump was found nearby. The two
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    Students meet on next move
    41 15 SINGAPORE. Pri.— The 'action committee" of the University of Singapore Student* Union will mpct tonight to chart *helr course of action in the campaign for the abolition of the suitability certi.nd the demand for academic freedom
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    Mobil meeting
    36 15 SINGAPORE. Pr».- Otega.le.s from Tokyo. Hong Kong. Manila. Melbourne, Wellington. Cap P Town, New York and Singapore will attend the five-day Mobil East annual general manatters conference at the Good*ood Park Hotel from Monday.
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    Airlift of RAF copters
    90 15 Airlift of RAF copters SINGAPORE. Yx\. Royal k Air Force Whirlwind helicopters of No. 230 Squadron sent to the Far East at the hPight or confrontation are to be airlifted back to Britain from Borneo later this month. Durum their 18 months in Borneo the squadron's Whirlwinds flrw morr than
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    'I held man after hearing girl's scream'
    165 15 'I held man after hearing girl's scream' SINGAPORE, Fri. A British soldier, Thomas Anthony Moses, told the High Court today that he detained an RAF driver, Yusof bin Saad, 30. In some bushes in Nicoll Drive, in Chrangi, soon after hearing a girl scream one night last year. He was
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    Three of 'defiant ones' pay fines
    129 15 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two men and a girl, who were found guilty in a magistrate's court on Wednesday on a charge of being members of an unlawful a-ssemoiy. were released from Jail yesterday after their fines were paid. The three. Tan Kirn Oh, Tan Wee
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    Textile mission
    26 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. (i»n Yur Chens. Singapore textile magnate, leave*, for Jakarta to morrow to contact Indonesian authorities on telling textile goods in Indonesia.
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    Varsity Council meets staff demands
    324 15 Varsity Council meets staff demands 1/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The University Council late last night gave in to the demands of the Academic Staff Association. In an attempt to lmprovr relations between the execu tive body of the unlver*'''and proiessors. lecturers and other academic staff, a 12 man liaison committee of
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    Big walk
    27 15 PARIT Bl'NTArt. Pri —Sixty three men and 2 women will tak" part in a RJ-mile biK walk" from Kuala Kurau to Basan Serai or, Sunday.
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      67 15 by the DANCE ORCHESTRA OF THE SOUTHWEST GERMAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION TOGETHER WITH THE BLACK FOREST MUSICIANS at the SINGAPORE CONFERENCE HALL ON SUNDAY OCTOBER 30th 8.45 p.m. Tickets for both concerts available at Robinson's and Singapore Cold Storage Congratulations to M/s. Malayan Flour Mills Ltd.. Lumut, on the occasion of
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      183 15 BEJtfll Cunarder m%i 14 haute cuisine meals Wm' l7ot^ 1 fjß I a a re S' ment °f personal staff W%l JM9 Olid 5 new films S and night clubs, cabaret, dancing Vfipl He! M (Ul( l B a a dinners SifE Sk-*iK J2 3 and broad open decks jj
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      790 15 TV MALAYSIA (HANSEL S Kuala Lumpur, I News In Tamil: 6.10 Hector Penang; 6 Ipoh. Malacca; >. I Heathcole; 6.36 Dennu the 10 Johorp Bahru; 4 Taiping; Menace; 7.00 News in English, 7 Batu Fahat; 9 Kluam. I 7.10 Focus; 7.35 Get Smart. aart] 8.00 News in Mandarin; 8.10 3.00
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      Lock icon US$27m credit
      28 16 BONN Fri. West Germany has agreed to grant Pakistan a credit of 68 million marks (USS37 million) to build a power plant in East Pakistan.— A.P.
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      Johnson: I want to see emerging
      549 16 Johnson: I want to see emerging WASHINGTON. Fri. PRESIDENT Johnson expressed yesterday his desire to see common people of "emerging Asia" during his wide travels in the next two weeks. Speaking of his six-nation tour of the Western Pacific and South-East Asia, Mr. Johnson told a White House news conference
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      Lock icon A HEART ATTACK KILLS Mr. BELVEDERE, AGED 69
      120 16 A HEART ATTACK KILLS Mr. BELVEDERE, AGED 69 DEVERLY HILLS, (Call- fornia). Fri. Clifton Webb (above), famous for bis dignified stance, clear-cut characterisations and strong personality as a film character, died last night at his home. He was 69. Mr. Webb, known widely (or his performance as Mr. Belvedere in
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      Lock icon Surprise fall of the Cabinet in The Hague
      140 16 THE HAGUE. Fri. The 15-month-old Dutch Cabinet fell early today after the Lower Hou.-e of Parliament had adopted a motion by 75 to 62 votes rejecting its financial policy as reflected in the 1967 budget. The surprise fall of the Government came
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      Lock icon Stark Naked 'for a debate on sex'
      168 16 Stark Naked 'for a debate on sex' rkSLO, Fri.— A leading Norwegian author emerged from anonymity today and claimed that his banned book Stark Naked was a satire and intended to provoke a public debate about sex. A magistrate's court banned the book yesterday after Attorney-General Andreas Aulie described it
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      Sex hints at Oxford Freshmen's Fair
      97 16 OXFORD, Fri. More than 400 girls starting their first term at Oxford University have been offered hints on how to use contraceptives. At the Freshmen's Fair leaflets were offered to them listing addresses of centres willing to advice unmarried people on contraception. Headed "Vital
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      Lock icon UAR strike new oil
      55 16 CAIRO, Fri. The UAR haa struck oil In the Shuketr area on the western shore of the Gulf cf Suez, the newspaper Al-Ahram reported yesterday. It said Initial tests showed tha new well produced "the best quality crude oil ever found" Id Egypt. The estimated dally
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      Lock icon Tories reject demands to restore hanging
      133 16 BLACKPOOL, Fri.— The Conservative Party yesterday overwhelmingly rejected demands for restoration of the death penalty for killing police or prison warders. The demands were made at the party's annual conference here, as part of a major campaign by rightwingers to bring back hanging following
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      360 16 -CARENA |P because it ineefs Jn W"" the most exacting OS mt\ demands BJ In design and operation olike CARENA CAMERAS fa onswer every modern need, that is why it won th« r^A GOLD MEDAL at the MILAN TRIENNALE EXHIBITION. CARENA CAMERAS ore the finest cameras for th« really discriminating
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      353 16 TV« th.rlj h (Ik "mhol „l HMiMM Rolwmwi inMiiuie. /urr.ti««t ruu. afmif.'M i» htumrn ink.am. SUCCESS SYMBOL Students themselves continually testify to the success of the H.R.I, perb^^J •-onal individual tuitioa j^^^*^^*" method of home study. One of them. Tin Sen J^ Kirn. of Singapore, reventlv wrote to H.R.F. Director
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  • Straits Times LETTERS SATURDAY FORUM
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      The tax-man has his troubles too
      431 17 FIXING ASSESSMENTS IS NOT ALL HE HAS TO DO T REFER to the reI cent .spate of ci'itic i 8 m s ftgaioft officers In the Inland Revenue Department. On behalf of my colleagues, I refute these crltlcUmi as the mistakes committed should reflect
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      When medicine is for the rich
      103 17 WONDER what 'Lady Doctors' reaction would be if Singapore decided to have a welfare medical service In England many people prefer to go to a trained pharmacist for treatment of petty ailments, and thus free their overburdened doctor for more serious IHnrwci This means
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      Mosquito plea
      51 17 I}R. Thevathasan of the Health Department ha.s solved the mosquito problem of residents of Housing and Development Board at ?eslaran Keliling. Our area. L| Marlcan to Kembangan is one more mosquito-ridden piece of Singapore which could do with his department's attention which obviously Is thorough and prompt. SAEIT
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      Frightened teachers?
      80 17 \[Y .son shocked me recently with this statement: "The teachers are now afraid of us. Even if we are rude to them they only scold us a little. They do not dare to punish us." I have since discovered it to be almost true. Teachers have orders from
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      Investigation
      47 17 I REFER to the letters complaining about the behaviour of certain staff of the Registry of Vehicles. Licensing Section at Maxwell Road. These complaints are being investigated. If substantiated. disciplinary action will be taken against the staff concerned. RWA SOON CHI AN Recistrar of Vehicles Singapore
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      Water break
      59 17 \IERLIMAU li. a .small little town .south of Malacca with a mixed population of 5.000. Electricity and water are supplied but there is one fly in the ointment. The water supply starts at 10. uu p.m.. ends at 6.00 a.m Would it be too much to ask for
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      True service
      56 17 twist] to pay public tribute to the stall at Kuala I.ipls District Hospital for efficient .service In a rase. It wa> a ca>c needlnx Immediate transfusion and an emrr«cncv ourratlon The way the .stafT carried this out was a revelation that there stiU are efficient, kind dedicated workers
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      WHITE TUPAI
      135 17 —a note from the North— l IT IS a coincidence that 1 saw white tupal for thr first time on the ver* day Major St. Aubyn's letter appeared. 1 was being: driven back from Bkt. Besi to Ilungun. While passinc a Forest Rrsrrve. I saw a white tupai
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      AT KLUANG
      59 17 ])URINQa4-day exercise (Oct. 3 to 6 at Sungai Semberang. a location approximately 12 miles from Kluang. I encountered a pair of these white .squirrels on top a tree close to bridge No. 6. Ma lor St. Aubyn would know this arldge if familiar with the area. My platoon
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      Parking and traffic problems
      261 17 Parking and traffic problems MR. Ho Pak Tor. of the Singapore Planning and Urban Research Group underlines the present parking and traffic problems of Singapore. Mr. Ho however seems to doubt the present comprehensive basis of parking in the Republic. A look at the plan of ih.: City area and
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      AT HOME
      40 17 I REFER to J.R. St. Aubyn's letter. I have encountered the white squirrel iTupaD and in fact have one. If Major Aubyn wishes to see it. he may call at No. 537T Nanji Avenue Malacca. CHARLIE OYKRKK M..1.M
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      Unsheltered
      47 17 THE North Klang Straits harbour is 4i miles from Port Swettcnham town and m these 44 miles there is not a single shed or shelter for the workers. The Port Authority should provide sheds ■very half a mile all along tnls route. J. RAM Port Swrtteniiam
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      Library SOS
      38 17 CEG A MAT'S public libr- ary. a treasured resort for relaxed reading and knowledge needs new books and some help to refurbish its shelve.s oj damaged and worn out book.-. Will anybody help? FREDLKICK KOH Srgamat
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      SCHOLARSHIP FACTS
      98 17 \VITH reference to the letter by "Richard" (B.T. Oct 8) information given by him is misleading, an the facts below will show The scholarships were advertised In the local pre.v> on Thursday Sept 29 In thr .idvertUement tt was .stated thai application forms and 'urthcr details jould be
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      Family planning centres
      133 17 Family planning centres I KErER to the letter by 1 G. K H. <ST. Sept 3u> suggesting use of Community Centres as centres for Family Planning information. Regular Family Planning clinics are being held In 30 out of 34 Government Maternal and Child Health Centres, under the auspices o! th#
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      The hidden cashier
      73 17 THE Waterworks Accounts office in Beremban. needs an overhaul Often arrears are inserted In bills even when the last bill has been fully settled. To impolite office personnel add another oddity —the cashier la hidden from the bill-payers When paying a bill, one does not know who
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      1102 18 SITUATIONS VACANT It Wmrd-, St I Ml*. Bom M eU e«fr> WANTBO TAILORING SALESGIRL, win experience n ladles tar merit* md kno" ledge of textiles, .in" I i «nop anatstant. with experience IB I nome appliance*, electrical goods and Records. Applicants xtaiiog age. cdv cation, language' epoken and expert"i". Apply:
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      1115 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT li Word* SS I Mi*. i— Box it ctt. txlrm FURNISHED UNFURNISHED ROOM Available facing sea Kaisasj. couples Chinese preferred. Terms moderate. iS'pore) *****0 Lum. AVAILABLE NOVEMBER J-r>e<l- com apartment. itn compound, BedoK. ku. table unices, Vi4o. all- j kochisive. Box A4IOB S.T. Spore SPACIOUS ROOMS Kurrmned I'nturrraininc
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      904 18 HOUSES 4 UND WANTEO It Word* St (Mi*.)— Box it cts. txiro BRADOBLL HBICHTS BUNCALBW No Brokers Send detaiis ot property and price to Box A4uttt 8.1. Spore. WANTED an industrial land within Pa>.- Lebar M*cf»t erson. 20.000' £5.00(1 «q. ft. Contact Mr. Leong. Phone 8 pure *****. OFFICE SPACE
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      910 18 WANTED It Word* I* f Mi*.)— Box it el: ejrtra SKI BOAT 14 foot. AO horsepocr tncuu. hum tie under IS months old. Uaclellsn <8 pore, 6eo£?3. WANTBD A GOOD Typiat for a cation*, experience and other particulara to The Advertiser. Post Box No 406. Siagapore. ■BWJSwasssa»as»sawaß^Bsw^t»a»Baaaastaaas»sw«. PHILATELY li Word*
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      822 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Were". X« Mm.)— Box it ci: txtrm VBtPA SCOOTIR TRI-VAN ■2 oonera good csndttlea. Coatact iSporr, 6«3511 E*t. 31*. l I**3 U.K. P CORTINA Super 1 doora •vo ewiw* Beat offer. Accideat free. 14 Paterson Bill Spore 9. I*«* NUMBBR (CIPTRB OB v S 000 mitt.
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      613 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE II W.re 1 H Mim. —Box it rts BBW 10*4 BMW I*oo. 1 Owner T*a** ;n-ured Low Mileage. Car in InniuU'.e Condition. Ring Spore 3*741 Henry i for details after '.'.UO p.m. I**4 r »o*O. r Cortiaa. 1»« \n<h». r Cortina. li 1100. Vollunagcn. l»t>i M IUOO.
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    Rubber has largest rise for months
    388 20 |X)LLOWING the easier tenF dencv towards the end of last week the market opened the period showing lack of initiative and idle conditions state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their Rubber Market review. Subsequent event however, led to a rise of four cents, the largest
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    174 20 MELBOURNE Fn. JNDUSTRIAL shares developed a firm tone on the Stock Exchange today. B.H.P. continued to .set the pace among key industrials, rising ten cents to $5.98 but the main interest was in Oil Prospector*. Interstate Oil headed the rises, adding live cents to .91 cents. Turnover in
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 20 Oct. 14. RUBBER PRICE: ».:;> crnt* (down flveeighths of a cent). TIN: 5608.75 (up SI 501. Estimated unofficial ofTorinc 215 tons (down 10 tons).
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    Straits tin price gains on good local buying
    456 20 r£ Straits tin price in Penang yesterday rose 51.50 to *****5 per picul on an offering estimated at 215 tons (down 10 tons). This exceeded the rise of £2 in London on Thursday afternoon due to strong allround local support. LONDON Tin
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    BETTER SENTIMENT ON STEADY STOCK MARKET
    952 20 From Our Market Correspondent ri: Stock Exchange was very steady yesterday with slightly more buying interest in evidence. The recent improvement in the rubber price to 64 cents seems to have instilled a little more confidence into the market as at the same time
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 20 Malayan Stork Indirr* Oct. 13 0.1. 14 'Industrials: 9:t.lll tt.ti Tins: 107.6:> :ilß.ll rubbers: II 1.U6 111.09 I>pc. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29, 1962 100.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    960 20 DLSINESS in and reported to tbe Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of tbe Stock Exchanre vestrrday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: B..»tt.rt (1.IIOO) SI. SO: C CM. SI 38 SL.. 17.000) SI 4U. D. iz.uoo) H. 41. D. n-j.oooi si :i9.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 20 /'HINEIE Product Exahanga, tinga. day: P UI 1 Caeonut ail: bulk I«2| aellara, drum $44 -.ciiera. Capra Ott./Nov. LX Contl«e»t: Unquoted. Ptppar: Mumok uralU *irri aell*ra. Sarawak wtttta 0170 ttHltn Bara«ak black ***** salltra, carhird Lampong r,Utk ii.';i HLWI, ASIA SM.'j i.N) acllera (100' i NLW). Siniapare Cacanut
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    73 20 T'ME Aiaaciatian at aanka in Malay aia made these changes in its rai^a to mercbaata yuterday (ail ra.tea to $100>: Burma: Buying TT 1..6 J. OD. i:.«|. Caylan: Buying TT lib. OD li>>< Pakistan: Buying TT 156 i, OD 1M«. tailing TT »r 00 riady: Burma IMi: Caylan
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    H.K. RATES
    38 20 O.N 1 tnr Iraa ailhania marktt r H r« Kong >clrrrtHV Ihr 111 dallar *BB quoted at k7t (or T.T. and 5 76 lor e»»h. Stirling «ai quotfd at 10.01 aadj am tatl t( fdd mi .'«(>■.
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      623 21 USSO) ESSO STANDARD MALAYA BERHAD invite applications for post of OPERATIONS FOREMAN in their Port Dickson Refinery NATURE OF WORK Supervises loading and packaging ot fuel products, asphalt, liquefied petroleum gas or ammonia. Directs industrial workers and controls inventory of packaged products. QUALIFICATIONS— MaIaysian citizen in the age group 25-35
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      775 21 NOTICES CRAJGIELEA RUBBER PLANTATIONS LIMITED (Incorporated in England) 1 At a Board Meeting held In London on 13th October. 1966. the Directors considered the Accounts for the year ended 31st March, 1966. and have recommended the payment of a Dividend of ten per cent (IC"r) less tax at 8 3d
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      658 21 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE SUPPLY OF UNCOOKED FOOD TO ABU BAKAR SCHOOL HOSTEL. TEMEBLOH. Tenders will be received at the office of the Ouru Benar. Sekolah (Mi Abu Bakar, Temerloh up to 1200 noon on 10th December. 1966 for the supply of uncooked food to the School Hostel for the period
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      Boy's Fun can surprise in heavy going
      354 22  - Boy's Fun can surprise in heavy going Epsom Jeep RACING with PENANG. Friday BOY's FUN, unsuccessful in nine outings, showed improved form this morning in a triax with stablemate The Archer (apprentice Sonny Ng up). They ran 3f in 38 2/5 in heavy going, with Boy's Fun (Doug Weir) finishing
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      JOCKEY FORM
      63 22 JOCKEY FORM gives placlnn of tbr oast 15 mounts of the toD 12 riders. Latent placing Is on the rl>rht Colea OH *************** foleman i 7 8) *************** Pretty i 7 11) *************** Former (7.8) *************** Nrlaon (7.8 1 *************** Trrrena (7.12) *************** Kingston (7.9) *************** Heir (7.8)
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      Lock icon Aga Khan's colt for big race at Laurel
      188 22 I ONDON, Fri. The Aga Khan has accepted an invitation to run his three-year-old Silver Shark In the Washington International at Laurel. Maryland. on Nov. 11. Silver Shark will be ridden by French champlon jockey Yves St-Martin in the 12f race. The
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      PENANG-Ist day
      1049 22 PENANG -Ist day Race 1 2.30 Cl 6 Div 2 ($4,000) 7F (Local jockeys and apprentices) 1 ***** Mikado II h (KN Lin) Osman 8 9.0 'Drag** H 2 ***** Transportation a (Tan Xi West 7 811 (F) *Nf I ***** Orange Williaa a (Golden Jade) E Donnelly 5 810
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      HORSES AT SANATORIUM
      76 22 HORSES at the veterinary sanatorium at Cameron Highlands are: Our Byrsa. Prediction, Wine Man. Oisin. Gay Paris. Burnt Sand. Blighty. Royal Meadow. Rushtime. Apa Kabar. Lucky Lucky 11. Star Whtetler. Emperor Kirn Kirn. Queen of the Night. Monitor 11. Top Honour, Bquity and Dust Fury Les Coles
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      SPORTS DIARY FOR TODAY
      150 22 RUGGEK— MaIaya Cup: Armed Forces v CFN (Rifle Range Rd S. 10): Negri-Malacca v Singapore (Seremban). S'goc Senior Lge: Police v B'gor Club (Gurney Rd). Friendly: S'sor Under 23 v SRU President's XV 'XL pa dang i ATHLtTlCS— Technical College meet i Gurney Rd> HOCKEY— S'tor
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      548 22 SINGAPORE TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED want an ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE Are you: Prepared to work on probation for »t least 1 year. Able to satisfy us that you: 1 are a Singapore citizen 2. have had at least 2 years recent experience in a responsible job in a "4 As" Advertising Agency
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      1239 22 MAJLIS AMANAH RA'AYAT (MARA) 001 m 11. Of TKLST FOR THE LNDIGENOUS PEOPLE) Director of Training DivUmn: Manner b. Osman Dip. Raffles College (S pore) BA. Hons. (Malaya) MAKTAB MARA (MARA College of Business and Professional Studies) Petahng Jaya. Selangor. Principal: Arshad Ayub, B.Sc. Hons. (Wales) Dip. Agric. (Malaya) Dip.
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      914 22 NOTICE SINGAPORE ITY COINCIL *\'t DEBENTUBE STOCK 1953 63-73. SINGAPORE CITY CO! MIL 1% DEBENTURE STOCK ISM M-7C. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the above Stocks wiU be closed from 19th October to Ist November. 1966. both days inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. TAN
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    Kunalan and Jega 10.4
    721 23  -  ERNEST FRIDA ASIAN GAMES TRIALS: Top sprinters beat qualifying mark THEN MALA YSIAN PULLS A MUSCLE By Singapore, Friday gCHOOLTEACHER C. Kunalan, Singapore's sprint champion, and Mani Jegathesan, the Malaysian ace, both clocked 10.4 sec in separate heats of the 100 metres on tho first day
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    Lock icon 'East Germany is not good enough'
    266 23 THE 'LITTLE OLYMPICS' VIEXICO CITY, Fri.— East German athletes at the "Little Olympics" here, ITI are insisting on their country being called the German Democratic Republic before they will take part in any of the events. While the East Germans themselves refused to discuss
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    Armed gang attack trainees in Manila
    109 23 MANILA, Fri.— One of the PhilipiTl pines' chief hopes for track medals in the Asian Games in December was injured last night when a gang, armed with Kes and lead pipattacked athletes in their training quarters at the Rizal Memorial Stadium Arnulfo Valles lost
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    81 23 JAKARTA: Indonesia will definitely compete in the Asian Games In Bangkok, said Col Bukamto Sajidlman. direc-tor-general of the Indonesian Department of Sport. This was the first official statement on Indonesia's position concerning the Qamcs Earlier. Foreign Minister Adam Malik had only said that a contingent would ba sent to Bangkok
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    71 23 BANGKOK: The Asian Games Organising Committee here have asked member organisations of the Asian Games Federation to bring with them an Indigenous and representative tree from their native lands for planting at the Games Village In the Klong Jun suburb of Bangkok. The committee in a let'er said It need
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    131 23 SEOUL: South Korean officials today said they expect 16 medals—one gold, one silver and 13 bronie— in the athletic events a? the Asian Games. The gold medal hope is Hahn Myungheen, who has clocked 2m Msec for women's 800 m. She Is also tipped for the silver medal in in:-
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    Lock icon CHRISTINE BAGS A GOLD MEDAL
    136 23 MEXICO CITY. Fri.— Blonde Christine Kiki Caron of France (aM*e) won 'he wonatnt 100 metres backstroke gold medal in tho International Sports Week here yesterday. Christine clocked lmln 9.09& ec in winning convincingly from Chrioima Balanbon of Rumania (1:10.8) with Judith Turoczy of Hungary third
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    SCA President's team v Negri
    62 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri.— The Selangor Cricket Association President's XI to meet Negri Sembilan C.A. President's XI in a one- day match at Pantal here on Sunday (11 a.m. i: Hanuah Dato Abu Samah captain). P. Belvanayafram, j» Alenendra 8. Rajallngam M. Cullen V Murugesu. K
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    Kedah fail to halt Perak recovery
    313 23 UNDER-23 RUGBY TPOH, Fri. Perak re- covered from an 11-6 dencit to beat Kedah by 25 points (two goals, three tries and two penalties) to 11 (goal and two penalties) in their Under--23 rugger match on the padang here today. Perak. the champions, started
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    Lock icon Eng Bock scores seven
    56 23 .f^RTH. fj l Stvtu ls b y captain Gan En* lock helped the tourln« Singapore waterpolo team to Melville 11-3 here last nt(ht. In addition to Gan David Llm. Erie Teo and Gan Eng Teck were also In cood form for Singapore. Singapore's next match is
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    6-3 FOR PERAK IN FOONG CUP
    110 23 6-3 FOR PERAK IN FOONG CUP TPOH, Fri.— Perak from an overnight score of 2-2, beat Kedah 6-3 in the first round of the Foong Seong Cup badminton competition here tonight. Perak won the first two matches, lost the next, and took the last two to win the match. Scores
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    Hin Jee 'key man' in Forces XV
    338 23 RUGBY by Mansoor Rahman I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Commpnwealth Forces North meet Malaysian Armed Forces at Rifle Range Road tomorrow In the first of two Malaya Cup ties which they will play in Kuala Lumpur this season. Their other appearance in the capital will
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    Airport welcome
    59 24 Indian Vice-President inspects guard of honour on arrival in Singapore fHK Indian VicePresident, Dr. Zakir Husain, inspects a guard of honour, mounted by the Ist Bn., Singapore Infantry Regiment, at Singapore Airport. He flew into Singapore yesterday from Pnomh Penh for a Shite visit. He will pay ;i
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    Lock icon U.S. urged to keep rubber sales to 120,000 tons
    311 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri 'J'HK Rubber Producers' Council today appealed to the L'nited States Government to reduce its annual rubber stockpile disposal sale to the original target of 120,000 tons. A spokesman said the best solution was for the General Services Administration
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    Lock icon 12 seek asylum
    45 24 VENICE. Frl. Twelve Poles from Warsaw including three families, have asked for political asylum here, police said today. The 12. with a puppy dog, left the Yugoslav ship Partlzanka when It called at Venice during a cruise along the Dalmatian coast. Reuter.
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    Guest speaker
    42 24 SINGAPORE, Fri— Mr. A.G.S. DanaraJ will be guest speaker at the joint dinner meeting of the Lions Clubs of Singapore East and Central at the Lucky Restaurant on Oct. 18. He will speak on "Mystic practices In the Far East."
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    Roulette death in restaurant
    61 24 MANILA, Frl— A lawyer shot himself to death last night while playing Russian roulette at a restaurant, police said. Police quoted eyewitnesses as saying that Romeo Pendon, 27. had Just finished a beer when he pulled out a revolver, removed all the bullets except one. pressed
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    Exhibition of woodcuts
    55 24 SINGAPORE, Fri— The Minister of State for Culture, Mr. K.C. Lee. today declared open the firstever exhibition of Chinese woodcuts at the National Library at 5.30 p.m. The exhibition, where 100 works by six local artists are on display, will remain open until next Tuesday, between 10
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    LONDON STOCKS
    254 24 LONDON. Fri. The London stock market was dull today Strength of British Funds continued to feature the market with Rains ranging to Business, however, was not heavy. First time dealings in New Zealand 7'i per cent were active and the loan closed with a premium of around three.
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    RUBBER
    69 24 LONDON. Fri. Spot 19'« d. Nov. 19 7 16d.. Dec. 19 9/16 d., Jan. 19 d, Jan. March 19 7 »d.. April June 20 1/ 16 d., July Sept. 20 1 I6d. Oct. Dec. 20 1 16 d., Jan. March 20 1 164.. April/June 20 1 lfid. July Sept.
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    TIN
    30 24 LONDON. Fri. Bu>jrs £1224 (+£3). sellers £1226 £4). Forward buyers £1223 (4 £3). sellers £1224 <+£2>. Settlement £1226 i £4p Turnover am. 195 tons, p.m. 50 tons. Tone: Inactive.
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    STUMBLING BLOCK Brand-conscious Malaysians
    365 24 STUMBLING BLOCK Brand-conscious Malaysians KUALA LUMPUR. Fri TWO local manufacturers, producing widelydivergent consumer goods, complained to the Tariff Advisory Board here today that their biggest stumbling block was "brand-conscious Malaysians." Both manufacturers, who asked the board to recommend heavy import duties, said that Made in Malaysia tags on their goods
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    Lock icon Arms robbery: 11 arrested
    61 24 JOHANNESBURG. Fri— Police .have arrested 11 Africans suspected of carrying out a daring arms robbery in the centre of Johannesburg. Thieves ransacked a shop and stole 48 rifles and revolvers and about 13.000 rounds of ammunition during the raid last weekend. Police said they had recovered
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    Lock icon A dog's pay
    41 24 MANILA, Frl.— A Bill filed In Congress here today provides that subsistence allowances for Philippine soldiers be raised from one peso to 1.50 pesos the same allowance now paid for dogs serving In the Army K-fl Corps. Reuter.
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    Plane shot down
    28 24 HONG KONO. Fri. A U.S. plane was shot down over North Vietnam's Thanh Hoa Province yesterday, the New China Hews Agency reported from Hanoi today.
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    Twist of fate saves financier's life
    108 24 SINGAPORE. Frl. A twist of fate saved the life of one of the richest men in Singapore financier Mr. Oei Tjong Ee. Mr. Oei. who founded Jackie's Bowl, was to have returned to Singapore from Kuala Lumpur early on Wednesday with lawyer Mr. Leslie
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    Lock icon Chi-Chi won't even say bye-bye to An-An
    216 24 Chi-Chi won't even say bye-bye to An-An MOSCOW. Fri. i" "Operation Panda"" ended in damp fiasco here last night as London Zoo's Chi-Chi refused even to emerge from her cage for a farewell meeting with Moscow's male panda, An-An. Officials from the two zoos stood in pouring rain by the
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    53 24 BANGKOK. Fri. The U.S. yesterday landed over to Thailand 32 lightweight M-4i tanks, completing modernisation of the armour of the Thai army. Maj-Oen. Richard Stilwell. commander of the U.S. Militac Assistance Command in Thailand, handed over the tanks to the Thai army Commander-ln-Chlef. Gen.
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    31 24 SINGAPORE. Fri._The name of the Outer Shoal Buoy In the Eastern Roads has been changed to Timor, in order to avoid confusing It with the Outer Shoal Beacon.
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    DEATHS
    83 24 tQ M 1. CHARLIE Ng AJi Wan* *1 dted on duty on 13 io.M l«avinc hia wife Mdm ranaj KunK Corte«» laavc* Cnlk Sin Thorn: K U 2 p.m. Saturday 15th Octob. r PAUL KHOO HCNC CHIN ace Ml. of l.i. Hit:h Stre.t. Copeng panted ■way peacefully on 13.10.66.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 24 IVAN ALLAN. Died 14-10-84. Oftd will he went away. Ood will h« coul« not Kay. now a right hand torn. ••< the good day* conr.
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      192 24 I Ute CLASSIFIEDS M »,.,h. Mi mmtmmml DAUCHTER TO -hv .in« VaUhUlnma ibrter to sru.imxla wul Kumar on 14.10.M MH. KU. Thanks to doctor and MICHAEL CAROLINE la> Wah. > o Mr. *at Mi Cfcag Minx Win t* CbrriK. d n Mr. and Mr>. i.im Cbianc Mtnti on ia.ll rS^iy.
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      51 24 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 72 Kota Bharu 73 Penang 88 72 Ipoh 92 70 Malacca 86 72 Singapore Bfi 75 C. Highlands 73 57 Jessellon 86 73 Kuching 86
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  • MALAYAN FLOUR MILLS LTD. Straits Times Supplements
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      7 1 MALAYAN FLOUR MILLS LTD. Straits Times Supplements
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      $40m mill complex for Perak
      653 1  -  LEE KIM SENG By PRIME MINISTER OPENS MALAYSIA-HK VENTURE AT BATU UNDAN TODAY THK Prime Minister of Malaysia. Tenjfku Abdul Rahman, will today officially open the S lO million Mala\an Flour Mills Ltd. at Hatu Undan. Four Cabinet Ministers will also attend the official opening.
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      Board's pioneering spirit in setting up plant praised
      176 1 MESSAGE FROM THE PRIME MINISTER OF MALAYSIA. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN PUTRA I WISH to congratulate 1 the Chairman and members of the Board hi Directors of the Malayan Flour Mills Limited on their pioneering spirit in setting up their flour mills in
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      Enough flour to meet needs of the nation
      367 1 \/|ALA¥AN Flour I?1 Mills Ltd.'s annual production of about 190,000 long tons of wheat flour is more than enough to meet the country's needs even in an emergency. Besides making Malaysia self-suffi-cient in the commodity, it will save the country more than
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        152 1 WOULD HAVF RPPKI Js hA\kn h j) In Roman Mythology, Ceres was the Goddess of agriculture. She ruled over all vegetation, her pet concern being cereals a word based on her name. Today, of all cereal grain, wheat is the most important. In the form of flour, wheat provides more
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      Sung heads Board of Directors
      402 2 TRAINED IN FAMILY-OWNED MILLS y\\\. David L P. Sung is the chairman of the six man Board of Directors of th c Malayan FIo v r Mills Ltd. He is a well-known banker and industrialist in Hong Kong and Los Angeles, U.S.A. Born in Shanghai.
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      Industrial complex stands where once there were only merantis
      138 3 r pHE site of the Malayan Flour Mills Ltd. was once virgin jungle. The tropical wilderness was cleared to make way for the mil! complex. Batu I'ndan was chosen because of its natural harbour and because it had the only deep
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      Pneumatic system used
      102 3 /\NE of the latest developments in milling technology i? the modern pneumatic system which carries flour through hoses. It replaces the conventional screw con- veyor and bucket elevator systems handling grain, mill stocks and finished products during the milling proct Flcur is m ix.cd with a small
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        81 3 Congratulations to MALAYAN FLOUR MILLS LTD. on the occasion of the official opening of their factory at Lumut. WING SUN CO. 152, Jolon Tuonku Abdul Rahman, K. Lumpur. Tel: *****/5 I 8 Congratulations to MALAYAN FLOUR MILLS LIMITED ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF 0 ITS FLOUR MILL AT LUMUT Q
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        52 3 Congralulalionx to MALAYAN FLOUR MILLS LTD. on their official opening, today at Batu Undan, Lumut, Perak. From OMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Singapore:- 44-A Middle Road, Singapore- 7. Tel: ***** *****. Ipoh:- 11 Kampar Drive, Ipoh. Tel: 2620 3321. We are proud to be their Contractors for the construction of the Flour
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      Technical aid for biscuit factories
      78 4 TWE watchword at the Malayan Flour Mills is "quality at all times." This is ensured and maintained by the company's up-to-date laboratory and a fully staffed research department. They also Rive technical aid to huvrrv especially bakeries, feed mills and biscuit factories. Krsides quality control
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      Spring wheat flour for bread
      260 4 Spring wheat flour for bread 'THROUGH careful selection and expert blending of wheat, the company now produces world standard flour for all purposes. The quality of MFM products compares favourably with premium flour from Canada, Australia and the United States The company now produces five types of high quality flour
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        107 4 ESSO congratulate MALAYAN FLOUR MILLS LIMITED on the opening of their new Factory Esso are proud to be the supplier of all the fuels and lubrication requirements of Malayan Flour Mills Limited C iT* THE PEOPLE WHO PUT A TIGER IN YOUft TANK! IC#)UJ zr r~ .i BEST WISHES 6c
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        131 4 Congratulations to Malayan Flour Mills Limited on the occasion of their official opening. We are proud to be associa ted with the supply of LANGKAWI MARBLE for the entire 'MARBLE FAClNG' area. This is another 'MARBLE BY LANGKAWI 9 Project. PRODUCE OF MALAYSIA Chairman: Tan Sri Mohamed Managing Director: Noah
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      BLENDED FOR CRUSHING
      305 5 Processing wheat into flour THE elaborate and painstaking steps taken to produce the flour for the various daily needs of Malaysians begin with the arrival of big grain tankers carrying wheat from Australia. Canada and the United States. Most of the wheat are supplied through the offices
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        348 5 BEST WISHES Cf COXGRA TULA TIONS To MALAYAN FLOUR MILLS LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR NEW FACTORY AT LUMUT, PERAK. OVERSEAS UNION INSURANCE LTD. MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. LEE VAN LIAN BUILDING, JALAN MOUNTBATTEN. KUALA LUMPUR. Congratulations MALAYAN FLOUR MILLS I Batu Undan, Perak.
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      Plant controlled by push-buttons
      144 6 fHE whole milling process at the Malayan Flour Mills Ltd. is automatic. From the moment the wheat is unloaded from the ships till the flour is packed for export no human hand touches either the raw material or the finished product. Every point in the plant
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