The Straits Times, 16 November 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    Tun's defence pledge
    341 1 Support Govt— and no force can destroy you, Sarawak told LESS RED TAPE AND MORE ACTION'— SEE PAGE 5 KUCHING, Tuesday TUN Abdul Razak told a mammoth rally here last night that the Central Government would defend Sarawak at all costs. II the people were united and
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    Lock icon SPACEMEN HEAD FOR THE SPLASHDOWN TODAY
    290 1 SPACEMEN HEAD FOR THE SPLASHDOWN TODAY GEMINI 12 TEAM ENDS U.S. SERIES (JAPE KENNEDY, Tues. America's Gemini 12 astronauts Jim Lovell and Edwiq "Bues" Aldrin today lK'g;in to head to a splashdown in' the Atlantic after four highly successful days in space. Accompanied by a batch of frog eggs nearing
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    Boeing crash in E. Germany
    43 1 WEST BERLIN. Tues. A lan-American Boring 727 jet carry in« a crew of three and a cargo of mail crushed In Fast Germany today. Russian authorities confirmed. There was no word M to the fat* of the crew.—
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    Indonesian varsity students fly in
    67 1 WEARING yellow jackets emblazoned with the word "Universitas Indonesia." 81 Indonesian university students arrived at Subang airport yesterday to begin a weeklont; visit to Malaysia. During their stay here, they will meet University of Malaya undergrads in a series of games and will visit development
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    Lock icon Saved—by his badge
    64 1 Saved— by his badge NEW YORK, Tues.— A policeman narrowly escaped death here when a gunman's bullet struck his badge as he entered a house at Bay Shore in Long Island. The bullet tore through his badge, tunic, fountain pen and shirt before dropping harmless from his trouser lei? to
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    So easy for Cassius
    63 1 HOUSTON. Tues.— Casslus Clay battered challenger Cleveland Williams to defeat in only 7 mm. 8 sec. here last night In defence of his world heavyweight boxing title. With "Big Cat" Williams reeling and staggering under the champions assault, the referee stopped the one-way battle after 1
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    Envoy visits Quemoy
    37 1 TAIPEH. Tues. American Ambassador Walter McConaiu-hy visited the Nationalist-held Island of Quemoy, off the communist Chinese coast yesterday. The envoy was briefed on the situation in the Formosa Strait and toured Installation* on tho
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    Warning on 'pep pills'
    393 1  -  GABRIEL LEE: By I: SINGAPORE, Tuesday DOCTOHS today warned the public of the grave risk of taking a certain tv|>e of "pep pill said to l>e manufactured in Inailand. It Is believed that the pills are sold under the counter. Customers include students sitting for the
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    Reds are behind student unrest, says Goh
    1463 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THK Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today warned that communist plans were afoot to bring the present situation of student unrest in Singapore "to the boil." In a seven page i statement, he said the communist strategy was clear to
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    Lock icon Scarface trapped at last
    88 1 Scarf ace trapped at last LONDON. Tui-s Police today arrested Sc;irfat« Harry Roberts, wanted in connection with the kill mc of three London policemen three months ago. He was taken to the poli«-*» station in the market town of Bishop's Stortford. 30 miles north of London, after beinu found in
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 RISC!! BY TAX] FOB BOLT PERTH, Taw. P*H«« rescued Frcatfer Haratt lln't from dtmonstrstinr crow ds and drovt him aw* in taxi after dMMea meetini her* today.— Ut.
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      China to develop N-arsenal 'at top speed...'
      221 2 China to develop N-arsenal at top speed...' DOLING, Tues— China today declared her intention to continue developing her nuclear arsenal at top .speed. I'ht declaration, In the People's Daily, HUM in a commentary on China's nuclear policy and the nuclrar lost ban treaty. It denounced Ihe treaty .is part of
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      Lock icon "End air raids' call
      71 2 {JAIKU Tues.— The UAR and Czechoslovakia called today for the Immediate and unconditional end to air raids on North Vietnam In a joint communique issued ;u the md of a fiveday official visit here by Czechoslovak President Antunln Novotny. the two countries also called for the
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      Lock icon Kidnap-murder plot exposed
      422 2 JAKARTA, Tuesday NEWSPAPERS today published details of a plot to massacre religious leaders if President Soekarno is overthrown, and plans to kidnap army generals to foil the execution of former Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio, under sentence of death for treason. The newspaper Trisakti published a detailed document
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      Lock icon Nyerere: Why I quit on Russell
      139 2 Nyerere: Why I quit on Russell DARKS SALAAM, Tues. President Nyerere last nifht denied that pressure had been put on him to quit Lord Russell's "Peace Foundation" which is arranging a "trial" oi American leaders lor alleged Vietnam war crimes. President Nyerere is one of three Atrican Presidents whose resignation
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      Lock icon Big border attack an act of war, says Jordan
      418 2 Big border attack an act of war, says Jordan NEW YORK, Tuesday JORDAN accused Israel yesterday in the U.N. of '"wanton acts of aggression" in attacks on Jordanian border villages on Sunday and charged that the United States was trying to excuse them. Israel, said the ambassador Mr. Muhammad El-
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      Lock icon Black arrives
      20 2 HONO KONG. Tues. Mr. Eugene Black arrived today for day's rest in the course of A.sian tour. Reuter.
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    How Miss Mini-muff beats the freeze
    196 3 How Miss Mini-muff beats the freeze SHOWGIRL Pamela Anderton, 21. of Liverpool, thought of this warming idea for the mini-skirt girls as the days get colder and knees turn blue— knee muffs. "I bought some fur and made them myself," she said. Then she wore them shopping. .and every turning
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    Lock icon Blast ship is searched
    42 3 PORTLAND. Tues A U.B. Navy demolition team today disarmed a bomb found aboard the Liberian-registered freighter Grand Integrity after another bomb exploded aboard yesterday, killing the captain and a member of the crew and injuring seven others. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Census finds man of 150
    41 3 TEHERAN. Tues. A national census has discovered an 150-year-old man with two living centenarian children and 200 grandchildren in west Iran. His eldest daughter was said 'o be 110 years old and a son 100. Reut«r.
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    Lock icon Polar tests may help Mars probe
    97 3 LOS ANGELES, Tues.— A scientific team left Pasadena yesterday for Antarctica to conducttests that may prove helpful in future unmanned exploration of Mars. The three-man team, headed by Dr. Roy Cameron, senior soil scientist at the California Institute of Technology's let propulsion laboratories, will
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    Lock icon Second time unlucky
    48 3 LAS VEGAS. Tues. A Nen Mexico university stadent. Robert Tussinn Jr.. 19. was wounded in the hand 10 days ago v.hV.r cleaning a rifle. lie was killed on Sunday by a shot in the head while he and another student were cleaning a rifle— AP.
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    BAN ON TOPLESS WAITRESSES
    224 3 \EW YORK, Tues.— New York City amended Its cabaret regulations today to ban topless costumes for waitresses, a West Coast fad Imported by two Manhattan clubs last week The amendment was ordered by Mayor John Lindsay and went Into effect last night. However, it was understood
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    Lock icon Wilson's pledge to work for a ban on the bomb
    301 3 Wilson 's pledge to work for a ban on the bomb LONDON, Tuesday. rpHE Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, pledged last night that he would work towards an East-West agreement to prevent .the spread of nuclear weapons in talks with his Soviet counterpart, Mr. Kosygin, here early next year. Speaking a
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    Spain accused
    35 3 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. A fact-finding mission of the UN Committee on Colonialism has accused Spain of suppressing freedom in its West African territory of Equatorial Guinea and urges speedy Independence for the area.
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      445 3 ARE YOU HAPPY? Are you happy? Are you able to save for your future? Are you not wasting your money? Are you not having any anxiety regarding your children and wife? All the above five questions will make you think. Have you ever thought of Life Assurance as a means
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    'STORE THIS WEEK' IS POPULAR
    72 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— "Singapore This Week.'' t,he new booklet of the Tourist Promotion Board, has been very well received, according to a spokesman of the board. The latest 28- page issue is crammed with Information on dining, entertainment, shopping, transport and sightseeing. The booklet, which Is
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    STC bonus offer bid to beat the bus strike
    272 4 STC bonus offer bid to beat the bus strike Workers to take a secret vote today on firm's new move to end dispute SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Singapore Traction Company Ltd. today offered to pay a bonus of three weeks' pay to its 3,300 employees in a bid to avert their
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    'SEND MISSIONS TO UK' CALL
    202 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE president of the London Chamber of Commerce, Lord Erroll of Hale, today extended invitations to the Singapore Manufacturers' Association and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to send trade missions to Britain. At separate meetings, Lord r Erroll. who is leader of a
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    'Need for Spore sales drive inNZ'
    187 4 'Need for Spore sales drive inNZ' SINGAPORE. Tues. The leader of the visiting 10--man New Zealand trade mission, Mr. Douglas O. Walker, today said there was a potential market In New Zealand for Singapore manufactured consumer goods. At a press conference In Cathay Hotel, Mr. Walker said: "Back home we
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    X-ray drive in Sembawang
    63 4 X-ray drive in Sembawang SINGAPORE, Tues. The Government will carry out a mass X ray campaign in the Sembawang constituency from Nov. 21 to Dec. 23. Free X-ray photos will be taken at the Ulu Sembawang community centre from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. dally until Nov. 23. The X
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    Air defence men off home today
    87 4 Air defence men off home today SINGAPORE, Tues.— Soldiers and their families of 16th ly-Tit OefP.K- rt°«MT>" which came to the Far East In March last year as reinforcements for the air defences of Malaysia and Singapore will start their move back to the United Kingdom tomorrow. They will be
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    AIRPORT TRAFFIC
    493 4 THE following If today's schedule of civil aircraft movement* at Uie Paya Lebar airport. 8lo(apore: ARRIVAL* Japan Air Lints: Prom Jakarta (JL 712) 8.50 a.m. Thai International: From Jakarta <TG 494) 11.19 a.m.: from Banakok. Kuala Lumpur (TO 4OS) 12.M p.m.: from Tokyo. Osaka. Talpeh. Hong Kong. Bangkok
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    Estate grab
    30 5 TAIPING. lues— Thi^e.v iu,.fce I into a store at the Suneei L:mn'i Estate tn Trnnii laxt night mid took »1t tins of w«wd-klll«r In- aactlelda worth Wli I
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    I want to see less red tape, more action
    430 5 TUN RAZAK TELLS HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS IN KUCHING: J^UCHING, Tues.— State and Federa 1 departments must co-ordinate closely in Sarawak, red tape must be done away with and there must be greater productivity from the administration's manpower and resources, the Deputy
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    Kidnap appeal: Judgment is reserved
    367 5 Kidnap appeal: Judgment is reserved KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. HPHE Federal Court of Appeal reserved its judgx ment today on the appeal of a home appliances mechanic. Chan Teng Cheong. 32, against a kidnap conviction and life sentence. Chan was convicted by i Mr. Justice Chang in the Ipoh High Court
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    HIS NEVERNEVER PURCHASE
    76 5 IPOH, Tues. Ismail bin Yaacob. 27. manager of a travelling stage show, was fined $300 or two months jail by a magistrates court here today when he pleaded guilty to criminal breach of trust of a typewriter. The court was told that Ismail took a typewriter valued
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    Court told of hunting trip that was fatal
    136 5 IPOH. Tues.-Two hunters went into the iunele to shoot wild boar one afternoon. One of them returned later to report to the police that the other had been shot dead. In the clock nf the magistrate's court here today. Abu bin Kadir.
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    Rotary aid
    27 5 SITIAWAN. Tups The Sltiain Rotary Club donated $500 to holf-in-t he-heart girl here. i>nK Ah Kiong. who left for nelcoic last week for corrective rgery.
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    Road death
    29 5 KAMPAR. Tueii. Lim Chnonc ai 13. was killed on his way >me yesterday when a lorry aded with charcoal ran ovrr mat the 24th mile Tapahampar road.
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    Lim hopes GSA move will boost tin price
    201 6 Lim hopes GSA move will boost tin price KUALA LLMPLK. lum. —The MiniNt.-r of Commerie and Industry, l>r. IJm Swee Aun, today hop«d that the limitation of stockpile sales of tin by the American General Services Administration would bring about an upward trend in the price of the metal. In
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    Seminar on careers
    47 6 Seminar on careers KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«. The Selangor Vocational Guidance AflKKUtfam will hold a seminar entitled "Vocational Guidance the Schools' Problem.-." at Shell Huu*e here at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday A panel of speakers, including an ILO expert. Mr. Irvin W. Rose, will speak at the seminar.
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    MORE TOY GUNS SEIZED
    43 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Police seized another 73 pistols from shops In Petaline Street and Circular Road here yesterday, bringing the total to 133. A police spokesman stid today that "Operation Toy Pistol", launched during the week Mid. would continue.
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    Mother, 29, mauled to death
    453 6 Warning against use of cruel traps that make man-eaters of wounded animals... J^ 29-year-old mother of six. Yap Yoke Lin, was mauled to death and then partly eaten by a wounded full-grown tigress on an estate near Sungei Chetang new village, about 10 miles from
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    Schools front line against the 2 Cs
    123 6 IPOH. TiKfs. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today spoke of schools as a front line weapon against the twin evils of communalism and Communism. He was speaking at the annual Speech Day and prize-giving ceremony of St. George's Institution in
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    'The people don't want British rule again'
    303 6 'The people don't want British rule again' DR. LIM ON HIS TOUR OF SARAWAK KUALA LUMPUP. Tu«s on with Malaysia— with Sabah and Sarawak as equal members. Everything would be done to preserve Malay- j Ma. "We have no Intention of pushing Sarawak out of Malaysia." he added. Or. Lim
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    Manicka going to Germany
    77 6 Manicka going to Germany KUALA LUMPUR. Tue*. The U mister of Labour. Mr. V. MamcKa- vasagam. wili leave here on a one- week visit to West Germany on Nov. 26 at the invitation of the Federal German Government. Mr Mftniclca.vasagain. «ho will be accompan.ed by the Deputy Commissioner of Labour.
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    Youth drowned
    28 6 TAIPINO. TUBS. Mohamed Raiain bin Omar. 18. who was miuing from his home in Changkai Jerring aince Saturday, was found drowned in a stream yw terday.
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    I caught youth after robbery: Witness
    184 6 I caught youth after robbery: Witness \IALACCA. Tues. ITI Abu Bakar bin Long. 40, a farmer, told the High Court here today that he chased a youth wno was running away from the scene of an alleged robbery for a mile on his bicycle before he caught him. He was
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    British MPs call on Mr. Lee, Dr. Toh
    212 6 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The five-man British Parliament team, which arrived here last night for a fiveday goodwill and factfinding visit, spent nearly two hours with Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the Deputy 'Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, at City
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    Sabah plea to abolish turnover, payroll taxes
    95 6 IKSSELTON. Tues— The Sabah United Chinese Chambers of Commerce have urged the Kederal Minister of Finance to abolish thr turnover and payroll taxes now that Indonesian confrontation is over. The chairman. Mr. Wong Tze Fatt. said In letter that the prime pur- 1
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      281 6 Hume on the job in the quest for development. «JW9^ :^M^^>imßSßt Big Dam pipe, for one of Australia's big dams. The giant Snowy Mountains scheme, one of m t fVr^Eßv^r '*^m\ the world's biggest hydro-electric projects, is using Hume steel pipes. At Murray No. 1 Hume SM IB V jßß^P^**-^^
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    What Balmain thinks of sarong kebaya
    362 7  - What Balmain thinks of sarong kebaya MARGARET WEE: By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday ONE of the world's "dictators" of women's fashion today advised Malaysian women not to try and modernise the sarong kebaya. He is famed French couturier Pierre Balmain who has been engaged to design new uniforms for Malaysian Airways
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    Quotas on medicinal products
    68 7 Quotas on medicinal products SINGAPORE, Tues. Quotas for the Importation of pharmaceutical preparations for the period November to February have been announced. A quota based on 45 per cent of the 1964 Imports is fixed for preparations containing two groups of 'substances: the aspirin group and the aneurlne group A
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    FROM PRAI TO CHIENGMAI Opened: A new express service to Thailand
    272 7 FROM PRAI TO CHIENGMAI Opened: A new express service to Thailand DADANG BESAR, L Tues. The new international Express running from Prai to Chiengmai, in northern Thailand, vi a Bangkok, was inaugurated here today by the Thai Minister of Communications, Lt.Gen. Pongse Ponnakanta, and the Minister of Transport, Tan Sri
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    Girls seminar
    36 7 SEREMBAN. Tues. The Assistant Minister for Culture. Youth and Sport Dato Engku Muhesin bin Abdul Kadir. will open a two-day seminar on Saturday at the Town Hall here for 350 girls from secondary schools.
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    Sun and cost determine designs of Singapore Housing Board flats
    276 7 CUN and cost controls are some of the major factors which determine the designs of the Singapore Housing and Development Board flats, a spokesman for the Board said today. He was commenting on a suggestion by a Straits Times reader.
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    COUNCIL SEEKS AID ON THAT $12.50 PAY-OUT
    142 7 TELUK ANSON. Tv«. The town council's finance and general purposes committee held a closed-door meeting here yesterday to discuss the payment of arrears to its 251 manual employees. It is understood that the meeting decided to send a delegation comprising all eight members
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    $7,000 ROBBERY: POLICE OFFER $2,000 REWARD
    108 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Police here are offering a $2,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the members of the pistol gang which robbed a shopkeeper in Foch Avenue here last night of $7,000 in cash, Jewellery and articles. During the robbery, the three
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    A trophy for the best trainee Leong
    165 7 A trophy for the best trainee Leong D I L O T OFFICER Leong Mun Yap of Ipoh, the best trainee pilot, receiving the T. W. Clark Memorial Trophy from Air ViceMarshal R. C. Stovel, Commander of Canadian Forces Training Command, at Portage la Prairie base in Canada. The trophy
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    TTC LECTURER WINS HER DIVORCE SUIT
    177 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. AN assistant lecturer at the Teachers' Training College, Madam Tan Joo Liat, today won her uncontested divorce suit against hor husband. Wee Teow Swang. on the ground of his adultery with 1 another woman. Wee. who was not In court, was described
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    Drowned boy: Marine police find body
    99 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. —The body of a schoolboy. Hashim bin Ahmad, 14, who was drowned in the sea off the Tanah Merah holiday camp this morning, was later recovered by a Marine police patrol. Meanwhile, police said the body of a woman. N'< Woo Yang,
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    Japanese experts' report on harbour expansion
    522 8 HUSH-HUSH SURVEY AT DOCKS SINGAPORE, Tues. Queen's Dock In 1958. Queen's Dock, regarded as the most modem in South-east Asia, can take in tankers of up to 24.000 tons deadweight. But the King's Dock Is the largest PSA dock and can take in ships
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    Colour photos on display
    56 8 SINGAPORE, Tues.— An unusual four-day exhibition of 73 prize-winning colour photographs will be opened at the National Library tomorrow. Two Singapore lensmen. Mr. Tay Yok Chin and Mr. Tan Lip Seng, and a Malaysian. Mr. Chia Siew Seng will have on display prints which won awards
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    Bridge for Tiong Bahru
    79 8 SING \PORK. Tues.— The Public Works Department will soon begin construction of a 522.000 overhead pedestrian bridge to span Tiong Bahru Road at its junction with Jalan Memblna. It will replace the existing zebra crossing, now considered inadequate to cope with increasing traffic in Tiong Bahru
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    Design course
    25 8 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Adult Education Board Is organising three-mor.th practical course on graphic design and silk screen printing. Closing dat« Is Nov. 34.
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    A technology course in English, Chinese
    96 8 A technology course in English, Chinese SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Light Industries Service cLIS> of the Economic Development Board will hoid a series of three-day courses In Heat Treatment Technology and Practice, at the LIS. in River Val!ey Road this month. T'le first course, to be conducted in English, will be
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      200 8 Affoy Onp By V.T. iWmtnKm "«^aWT>^ I I MOVE TH 1 > fyfcNvV- \auml \\V\<Xlll WELL, ITS NO* <»ar A NAME FOR f t\> LIKE 100 MOOM <^9« i fc. NOMIN A>TWNSJ--K: **Ui FA KSjV* I SECRET OUR MENS LUNCH/ TNOMINKTE \9f*< DOOM FOB AMO o BE CIOSED.'/IU Y*o°V SW
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    advanced understanding of space
    1759 9  -  MARVIN MILES TWO MAN Gemini space missions ending with the flight of Gemini 12 have scored extraordinary successes for the United States, paved the way for Apollo moon landings and far surpassed early Russian triumphs. In extending the pioneering work of the Mercury programme. Gemini has
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      75 9 Wherever you go f m enjoy smoking Peter Stuy vesant. I Hi Youngest of the world brands. I al 1 c^ cnoice tobaccos plus the miracle lH er 9 ve you easy draw > more f' avour W J SI more satisfaction fygfai/ 1 The 1 C\ r%"W\m m International
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    95 10 War** SIS l Mimimum) THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Tan Chin Alk thank all relatives and friends for their messages of condolences, wreaths, assistance and attendance at the funeral In their beOR. A MRS. 8. Dalblr Slrrh family thank the Doctors A Staff pf rhe General Hospital fteremhan
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  • The Straits Times
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      Foolish Talk
      690 10 There is talk in Saiawak of secession. Apparently, it is being taken with some seriousness. Both Tun Razak and Dr. Lim Swee Aun have alluded publicly to the rumours on several occasions in the past few days. As yet, neither of the opposition political parties has called for
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      Jerat Ban
      390 10 Somewhere in a government office in Kuala Lumpur is a file which, if it had not been put away, could have saved the life of the woman killed and partly eaten by a tiger near Raub a couple of days ago. The tiger, it was found after Game
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      Pill Danger
      145 10 Around examination time, probably everywhere, students discover or invent methods of staying awake longer or studying more effectively. In doing so they often ignore respons- ible advice that the effect of any stimulants can only be short-term and that it may wear off embarrassingly at quite the wrong
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    RICHARD NIXON THE REAL POLLS WINNER
    1201 10  -  Alistair Cooke by After a B-film cavalryman, a philanthropic Ivy Leaguer and a clean-cut tycoon, the hero is an old campaigner THE off-year election, that is to say, a Congressional election which falls between two Presidential elections, is more often than not a complicated
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      When a student must go to a 'home' university
      315 10 •CUSAH-LAH' (S.T. Nov. 5» appears to be under the impression that the arrangement whereby students resident In West Malaysia must seek admission to the University of Malaya unless they wish to read a course of study not available in that university
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      Delay: The P.O. explains
      198 10 WITH reference to the letter from Mrs. E. Voltz of Melbourne. Australia, published in the Straits Times of Oct. 24. 1966, I have referred to the case papers relating to her enquiry and find that the delay was unfortunately due to the original letter from the
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      Parliament
      53 10 IN writing about "Reforming: the mother of Parliaments 1 Mr. Karl Meyer is guilty of misquoting one of that "venerable institution's" greatest reformers, John Bright who. in a speech at Birmingham on April 28. 1859. said. "England Is the mother of Parliaments" a not unimportant difference of meaning. Kurplr"
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      758 10 in Hnriln fIS i Mimimum) NAMBIAR to Bharatl and Raj a a»n, tanjay and brother to Sunlta oa DMaavall Day. Many thanks to specialists and suit K.K. Hospital. !i> Wordt SIS (Mimimmm) WILSON— SUSAN: Between Wilson son *f Paul Ym and Susan daughter •f C.T. Tang on November 16, IMS*.
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    $30,000 award for widow, family
    203 11 $30,000 award for widow, family SINGAPORE, Tues. Judgment for $30,000 was awarded by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today to the widow and family of Tan Soo Kee. 30. a lorry driver, who was killed In the course of his work at a rranite quarry belonging to Aik
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    He's back with a degree
    60 11 SINGAPORE. Tui'.s. Mr. Loh j Slang Yone. a cataloguer of the Nanyang University library, has returned from the United States after obtaining a master's degree In libraryship from the Syracuse I University. Before his studies in the United States under an Asian Foundation scholarship. Mr.
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    A strike ballot by EWU
    107 11 A strike ballot by EWU SINGAPORE. Tues. The Electrical Workers Union, an affiliate of the Singapore Public Dally Rated Employees' Unions Federation will take a strike ballot on Nov. 20. It will be the fifth affiliate to take a strike ballot in line with the federation's decision to take industrial
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    Talk by Sara
    32 11 PENANO. Tues. The general manager of the Straits Echo. Mr. M. Saravanamuttu, will give a talk on "Try And Do Good" at the Penang Lions Club's monthly dinner tonight.
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    81 Jakarta undergrads fly in
    319 11 A TWO-HOUR WAIT: THEN A ROUSING WELCOME The main purpose of our visit is to foster closer relations, says youth leader KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J]IGHTY-ONE students from the University of Indonesia were today given a rousing welcome by their Malaysian counterparts when they flew in
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    The man who went home to mother...
    119 11 ZINGAPORE. Tues.— After marriage, a man went back periodically alone to his mother's house and stayed there off and on. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan was told In the High Court today. ladam LJm Lian Oeok, 27, wife of the man, said this
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    Plugs and wire stolen
    55 11 PENANO. Tues. More than X> switch plugs worth 1900 were sported missing from the walls I 43 newly-built houses in the >lr of Temple Road here yesteray. The theft of about 6.160 yard* r wire from several telephone ales In Kutang Merbong Road i Tassek Glugor.
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    Village school
    49 11 KULIM, Tues. The Minister f Education. Inche Mohamed whir Joharl, will open a new (alay school building at Sldlm lllage. about 12 miles from here. in Friday. The same afternoon, the Mlnlser will open the new Oanesh 'a mil school at Serdang. about 14 niles from here.
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    Three new priests
    36 11 SUNGFI PATANI. Tues Trip l*v. Brothers Soter Fernanda of ungo) Patanl. Anthony Francis Ipoh and Francu- Louis or apah will be ordained priests in if Penang Cathedral of The A*umptlon on Dee. 10-
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    Koran contest for children
    39 11 PENANG. Tues. The East Jelutong Umno branch will hold children's Koran reading competition in the village mosque early next month. It will be open to children of members between th« aces of 8 and 12.
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    Remanded
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Pha Yiap Kwang was today remanded by a magistrate pending trial on a charge of raping a 13-year-old girl In King George V Park on Oct. 19 at about 10 am
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    Car murder charge: Man to stand trial
    143 11 \jUAR. Tues. —Nr xT Swee Sock, 28, alias Ng Cha 80, was today committed to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of murdering Lim Hua Beng, alias Lim Beng, 57, with a CAR. The decision was reached by the magistrate.
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    Cheating case date fixed
    65 11 PENANG. Tues— i eh Chlefc Keh. 32. was allowed $500 bail today when lie pleaded not guilty tn a charge of dishonestly Inducing a salesman to deliver to him four new tyres. Teh. it was nlleged. rheated Ooh Boon Leong. of Swee Hin and Co. on
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      197 11 m "i. s^^V *s t I Santa is arriving at the Store today at Santa will be in Robinson's every- I iS 10.00 o.m. He's moking his yeorly trip to Robinson's. And tiny tots will gother <™»y ''<"" Iv.UU a.m. to Noon and jM round to shore in the fun
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      718 11 RADIO MALAYSIA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Malaysian Short Stories: 6on StKVICE: 41 a 60.2 Metres Prog. Summary: 6.03 AnMEDtUM WAVE SERVICE: nouncement; 60S Children s 319 Metre* Corner; 6.30 The News; 6.40 AM.: 6.00 Prog. Bummary; Regional News, Interlude: 645 6.02 Morning Melodies: 7.00 Extracts Prom the Editorials The News; 7.10 Breakfast
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
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      Malaysia is now making nylon wear
      296 12 Malaysia is now making nylon wear A NEW factory to manufacture nylon material for men and women's wear is to be constructed on an acre of land at Prai Gardens, opposite Penang. Operated by the Pacific Garment Factory Ltd. the factory is already in production in temporary premises. Dato Chan
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      BDH CHIEF PAYS FIRST VISIT TO SINGAPORE
      193 12 BDH CHIEF PAYS FIRST VISIT TO SINGAPORE MR. DAVID L. M. Robertson, chairman of the £10i million British pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturers B.D.H. Group Ltd.. has arrived In Singapore where the company has Its Far Eastern offices. It is Mr. Robertson's first visit to Singapore and Malaysia since his appointment
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      SAS advances revenue by six per cent
      189 12 SAS advances revenue by six per cent ♦SCANDINAVIAN Airlines traf- flc for the 1965 1966 financial year Increased six per cent, to 416 million revenue ton-kilo-meters, compared with the cor responding systemwlde results for 1964-1965. it was announced by Mr. John E. O. Hoyer, general manager S.A.S. in Singapore. Malaysia
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      HOOVER HOLD CONVENTION
      91 12 'THE senior personnel and sales staff of main authorised Hoover dealers in Singapore and Johore recently attended a three-day seminar organised by Harper. Gilfillan Co. Ltd. the sole agents lor Hoover, in this region. Mr. John K. Young, Hoover's Par East manager, was the main speaker describing
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      Upholstery display
      179 12 P*ELT TEXTILES (Malaysia) Ltd. held an open house earlier this month at its showroom In Chow House. Robinson Road, Singapore. This gave the public a fiance to view the latest arrivals of upholstery and curtain materials as well as new floor and w»U coverings from mills in Australia.
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      Gestetner study market
      217 12 I\|R. DAVID C.EBTETM K. (above centre) export manager of a leading manufacturer of duplicating machines and equipment has arrived In Kuala Lumpur to study thr Malaysian market which he described as one of the best in the Far East. Mr. Gestetner, who is the rrandson of the
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      MANAGER ATTENDS FIVE DAY SEMINAR
      176 12 rpHE manager of The A Anglo-Thai Corporation Ltd. Roneo and office equipment division, Mr. James Douglas, has left for Hong Kong for a 5 day seminar for all Litton Industries agents in Asia and the Pacific Area. Litton Industries Is an American organisation and Its
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      BP SERVICE STATIONS
      170 12 r pm. first two BP Malaysia petrol service stations to operate in Perak were officially declared open in Ipoh last week. Occasion was also taken to mark the official entry of the company Into Perak with a cocktail party and a film show attended by about 200
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      PFAFF TALKS ON POLICY MATTERS
      196 12 SINGAPORE and Malaysia are a promising market for sewing machines in the opinion of Mr. Eugen Schlafer, overseas sales manager for Asia, of the West German sewing machine manufacturers. PfaiT, who Is in Singapore again for discussions on policy matters and the local market with
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      Lock icon Clay stops 'Big Cat' in 3
      482 13 Clay stops 'Big Cat' in 3 CHALLENGER GETS A BAD BEATING ||OI'STON, Tues. World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay completely outclassed Cleveland Williams by stopping the challenger at one minute and eight seconds of the third round at the Astrodome here last night. Referee Harry Kessler Jumped between the fighters and
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      Lock icon Bannister hits out at Mexico City's Olympics
      272 13 I ONDON. Tues.— Dr. Roger Bannister, the first runner to break the four-minute mile barrier, said yesterday that holding the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City was unfair because of the altitude. Speaking at the press conference given by Mr. Denis Howell. the
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      Lock icon CRICKET Improved batting by S'pore Police
      183 13 CRICKET Improved batting by S'pore Police IIONG KONG. Tues.—Bln"gapore Police drew with Hong Kong League XI in a one-day match here yesterday, after showing improved batting form. Scores: HK Leasue 196-6 declared; Singapore Police 141 M. Singapore lost opening batsman Oopal Krishnan without a run on the board, but Sivamayam
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      THREE-YEARLY WORLD CUP BID BY EUROPE
      453 13 THREE- YEARLY WORLD CUP BID BY EUROPE SOCCER ROUNDUP 71 KKH. Tues. A propotj sal to stage the World Cup once every three years instead of every four will go before international football federation officials here this week, a European soccer official said yesterday. The proposal comes from the I
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      273 13 JFoMoCol 0 FoMoCo IS THE NAME FOR GENUINE FORD PARTS Fit only fully-guaranteed, genuine FoMoCo parts and accessories on your Ford vehicle. Ford style and quality are the best at lowest cost repair charges are low and established. That's Ford motoringl Only FoMoCo parts are fit for your Ford FORD
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      828 14 I Continued from Pace Itl ANNOUNCEMENTS to Word* SIS (Minimum) MISS CATHERINE B. JACKSON, past missionary. Is beloved not by one but her thrusands of her other surviving wards today. GIVE A CAPIZ shell banging lampshades Hi distinctively different. Available at the Ming Shops, 438 Orchard Road or at Fitzpatrlck's.
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      1052 14 SITUATIONS WANTED IS Word* SI (Min.)— Box SI ct*. txtrm CHINESE FEMALE, 7 years experienced In commercial firm. Familiar all office work. Available Immediately. Box A44«9 ST. Spore. CHINESE TRAINEE NURSE, over 21, wishing to proceed to U.K. in April 1967 for further training under arrangements made with hospitals seeks
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      950 14 ACCOMMODATION WANTED li Word* St (Min.)— Box St ct: txlra FOR AMBASSADOR S RESIDENCE very up-to-date bouse required preferably furnished. Write Box A 4473 S.T.. B'pore. UNFURNISHED 2/3 room house/flat In quiet locality wanted Immediately. Jl-" p.m. max. Ring (Spore) *****. WANTED GROUNOFLOOR gortown and workshop space, approximately 3.500 »q.
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      878 14 TOURS EXCURSIONS IS Word* U (Min.)— Box St rts. main MALAYA 7-DAYS MSM/- Departure every Saturday. Sundsy, Monday C/ Highlands 4-daya Ms6o/. every Wednesday C> Highland* 7-days Mslos/--tv*ry Sunday Bangkok Chlengmai ladays Ms 34. r 19/11, S/U. 10/12 Cambodia 7-day* Ms44o/. 24/11/66. |'I2M. 15/12/ M Malaya/Haadyai It-days MSISO/- 9/12/66. 23/12/66
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      950 14 RUGS. CARPETS i CURIOS GENUINE BARGAINS! GREAT SAVINGS: BELGIAN COTTON 9' x 12* 70.00 BELGIAN VIZIR 9' x 12' 5175.00 JAPANESE COTTON 9' x 12' S 27.00 SMALLER SIZES AVAILABLE FOR ALL ABOVE. KASHMIRI NUMDHAS I' I <' I 13.50 BUY NOW A SAVE ON PAKISTANI. PERSIAN. INDIAN. GERMAN A
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      840 14 FOR SALE IS Word* U (Min.)— Box St ct*. trtrm LEICA MS CAMERA with 33mm. 30mm. 00mm. 133 mm, lenses. Phone (Spore). Wee Alk Chuan, *****, *****. SWISH CURTAIN RAIL with Nylon fittings, cording set smooth silent action, no pelmet ne. d.d Merchandise A Produce Ltd. 3 George Lee Chambers
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      682 14 WHERE TO STAY (Malaysia) I IS Word* St (Min.)- -Box SO ct: txtrm CAUSEWAY INN aireonditloned Bar j snd Restaurant. J B Tel 3120. NEW STRAITS VIEW HOTEL Johore Bahru Seaside Dancing and I Excellent English and Chinese Food. J.B. 2133 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) li Word* St (Min.)— Box
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      448 14 [■H^Bg4^Ajg|e^WC«^glsWßß«Hl^sWsaß^B^s*W>*llWßß«^ss*HlJ REPAIRS TO LEVEL CROSSING The public is hereby informed that the railway level crossing at 29 m.s Tebong— Batanß Melaka Road will be under repairs on Sunday 20th November. I tween hours of 12.45 p.m. and 9.00 p.m- and traffic will be allo'vcd to pa&s intermit ten ly according
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    166 16 MELBOURNE Turs INDUSTRIALS edsed lower in 1 quiet trading. B.H.P. ciiopped 4 cents to $5.82. In reaction to movr to sell up the retail group unless another acceptable ofler —is made, following breakdown in nesnttations with Ralli Bros. Sharpest mo\p in rasier Basr Metals wmj Mount Isa down
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    123 16 y-MIPI lying »l«n«»idt th. tingapor* "tlombala «7. haWM Ma.ru s/9. Rtriiat Kut»ml 10 11. Knhin Maru II 1«, Ceylon Maru 19. Kinabalu 11 <-,ty of Ginldford > 324. Katakl 23. Kmpir* G-nnrt (1) 27 fa, Ntchiryu Maru 29 30. Thorwrient .13 34, Stentor 3S 38. Ayutbm 42
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    117 16 THE Atatciatltn of Bankt In Malaysia made these changes fn Itn rates to merchants yeaterday (all i rateii to SIOO): United Btatta: buying TT 32 11 IS. I airmail OD 3J 13 16. 90 d at. 33 5/16 1 credit hills, 33 9/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT
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    Guthrie results
    78 16 I Output from the estates and mines in the Guthrie Group lor October and for 1966 to date in brackets are as lollows: rubrwr i croup i 9533.000 lb (88.310UU0 lbi. IOUI.Mii-i 79.000 lb (711.000 Ibi. tea 123.000 lb 1 1.213.000 lb). p.«lm oil i croup > 2.524
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    H.K. RATES
    40 16 ON th* traa txthama market in Honi; Kong yrnterday the U.S. d*Har M quoird at 5 741 for T.T. and A TI for cash. Starling Ma quntnl at ISM and ont tatl »f nolrt it 266. 1^ I
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 Nov. 15. RIBBEK PRICE 62f cents (down one-eishtb of a cent). TIN: 5G07.62* (up fttlfft). Estimated unofficial ofTirins 240 tons (up five tons).
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    CONDITIONS ON EXCHANGE ARE VERY QUIET AGAIN
    720 16 From Our Market Correspondent VERY quiet conditions ruled on the Stock Excnange yesterday and turnover amounted to 510.450 units valued at 5830.000. In the industrial section prices were steady with no real trend. Guinness advanced from 52.48 to 52.51 while Motor Investments and
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    30 16 Malayan Stock Indtrrs Nov. 14 Nov IS •Industrials: 88.93 88 87 Tins: lOT.nn 107.86 rubbers: 110 87 111.U5 *Dec. 30, lit; :=1 no Drc. 29. 1 in: =lini
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    BUISESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    958 16 BtSINKSS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur tiading looms of the Stock Exchange vekterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackeU: INDUSTRIALS: Boli»t«J« (2.000) tI.4S; C.C.M. il.OOO) $1.40 D. (1.0U0) XI 41 U. r.'.OOUi X1. 3-. 13.000) .1.39. M.OOO) 11 40:
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    RUBBER PRICES
    246 16 TIECEMBER fira* gndm nbWr MJ f.o.b. bu.Tf-r» closed at 5 bum. in Kuala, Lumpur and Siocmpar* ye»terd»y at «2* 4 cento par R> down one-eirhth of a cwnt oat Monday's closing l»r«l far ikM pomtion. The toM waa verr tjolc*. K.A.S. and M.R V clnnln*; prlaM In eenta
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    76 16 pHINEII Product Eiihant., I. nilMr. n»on prictt p*r picul y.lt.rday: C.twiut til: bulk |4I t a»ll»ra. drum 14.11 Krll.n. C.»r>: Nov. DM. t'K r'on'lnrnt: Unquoted. Pita*': Mnmok ohlle $177| MOtJM, Mn«]k whttt 1178 nlkct, n>*<:«! aarawak black 51.. utilrrn. garbled Uminni Murk Sl-'iN Mlttia, <■««% NI.VV.. ASIA (140
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    Rubber crops
    16 16 The following further October rubber crops are announced KrmPM 1.573.500 lb. Nyalaa 102.700 Ib.
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      1096 16 Vl""*' KAWASAIU tUSEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific «V Atlantic Service Bsnjkoli Hi -I* -b L. Anffiai N.York Scarsport Philad. •Ktaikawa Mart" 122 Dk 27/31 Bit II IM 4 Ftß IB Ftß II Ftß "la.kvt Mara 21 24 Jm 21 31 Jai 11 Ftß i Mar IB Mar IS Mtr Japan
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      982 16 P&O to Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "ORONSAY" (28,000 tons fully oirconditionet) itobiliied) Departing SINGAPORE 25 Nov 1966 PENANG 26 Nev 1966 Arriving LONDON 19 Dec 1966 via Bombay. Aden, Pert Said, Piraeus, Naples, Palma and Rotterdam. LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE ONLY. s.s. "CATHAY" (14,000 tens fully airconditioned)
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      332 16 b'POKt P*SMAM PENANG ETA/ETD 6TA/ETO ETA/ETO FROM MADRAS. NAGAPATTINAM MOMAMMEOI' For Nogopottinom ft Modroi Not 26/29 Nev 10 Dttt 1 FROM CALCUTTA M.V. "STATE OF TRA VANCORE COCHIN For Brisbane. Sydney i, Melbourne Oec 1/ 3 Oec 1/1 FROM JAPAN M.V "STATE OF GUJARAT" For Colcutto Ne» le/16 FROM CALCUTTA
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    Tin up by over $4 on new GSA selling plan
    613 17 FOLLOWING the announcement of the new G.S.A. sales policy the price of Straits tin yesterday rose §4.371 to $607.62) picul on an ofTrrinc estimated up 5 tons to 240 tons. LONDON: Tin on Monday ruled about steady in a turnover,
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      642 17 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP MESSRS BASRAI BROTHERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership heretofore guhMMing between NOORUDDIN S/O Tayeball Basral ESOOFALI SO Tayeball Basrai and MOHAMEDALI S/O Tayeball Basrai carrying on business at Nos. 3 Si 5 Chulia Street and 19 19A Market Street Singapore and 173 Jalan
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      545 17 THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. CAP. 137) PETALING JAVA TOWN BOARD NOTICE I NDfcR SECTIONS 39, 42 43. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it u> proposed to adopt tor assessment purposes the 1966 assessment list for 1967 and that additions to the assessment list tor the year 1967 have been
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      665 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SABAH FOUNDATION VACANCIES Ref: BP/A/001/1 Applications are Invited from Malaysian citizens for the following posts with the Sabah Foundation to be stationed in Jesselton. Sabah:— (1) Director Salary: $1,400/- per mensem, and a monthly housing allowance of $350/-. Qualifications: The Director Is the key officer of the Foundation.
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      755 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Facaltv of Medicine Applications are invited for the following appointments in the Faculty of Medicine The post* are either now vacant or are likely to be available early is 1967 111 Chain ol BaclertolOKT. Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Phrenological Medicine. (11l Lecturers/ Assistant Lecturer* in Anaestnesiolocy.
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      818 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citiaens for the following appointments: 1. CERTIFICATE WRITERS (Division III) in the Ministry of Education. Malaysia. Salary scale: (Men) $100x7.50-160: (Women) —$80x6-128 plus Cast of Living Allowance at current rates. AOE: Must have attained their 17th but not their 23rd
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      852 17 possesses the academic qualification prescribed above but not the required two years' approved poet graduate experience. A candidate with less than one year's approved experience will be appointed on a salary of $554/- a month. A candidate with less than two years' but nd less than one year's approved experience
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      703 17 FOOD SPECIALITIES MALAYA LIMITED, PETALING JAVA INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR THI FOLLOWING POSITIONS PITTIR with experience In high speed con-moking mochines required for our Tinshop department. Must hoy« ot leost 5 yeors' experience in industry. Age between 24 30. Good salary ond attractive benefits fir the right person. Only Ist grade
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      Jerry's Special shines in heavy going
      243 18  - Jerry 's Special shines in heavy going Epsom Jeep RACING with JERRY'S Special, with apprentice Sonny Ng up, showed impressive form in a trial with stablemate The Arch c r (apprentice Don Rugdee) at Ipoh yesterday morning. They raced over 3f In 39. Jerry's Special was striding out extremely well
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      WEIGHTS
      713 18 0) WEIGHTS for all nine races at Ipoh on Sunday are: CL 3. DIV I— SIF.S. Besame Mucho 9.00 Joint Ventura 8.07 Juit William 8.06 Brave Chevalier 8.06 Balmy Air 8.06 Glorigo 8.05 Majorana 8.05 Rubber Planter 111 8.05 .lark's Code 8.04 I mc Jade 8.02 Tinggi Gunong 8.01
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      Malaysian Police XV off to Bangkok on Sunday
      196 18 MALAYSIAN Police rugger team of 19 players and two officials will leave for Bangkok on Sunday tor their sixth annual match against Royal Thai Police on Nov 23. The touring party will Include all 15 players in the side who beat Armed
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      709 18 ANGLO ORIENTAL PLANTATIONS LIMITED The following of the Company* properties are offered for nale: JUDRA KSTATE Located near Banting. Srlangor and planted with 4.254. 75 acres of oil palms. 2.C92.96 acres of rubber and 25 acres of pineapples. The estate is equipped with a very modern palm oil mill and
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      494 18 NOTICES THE ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE, NO. 36 OF 1961 NOTICE OF INTENTION UNDER SECTION 65(2) It la hereby notified for genera) Information that the Deputy Prime Minister Intends to make an order to be cited as the Singapore Motor Club (Dunlop Oap Hill Climb) Order. 1966. (a) On Saturday, 26th
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      580 18 fIcOTT TE)nglish(&ea.)limited. J INCORPORATED IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE [CUMMINS Their expanding lIESEL departments have Si VACANCIES fflP WORKSKnPMANAGER SERVICE EN6INEERS UinVIUL lUI SALES EN6INEERS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS ■MM Wtf CH fl ■■BinP'J w IwKJqm -~4l I H pj I |i Bl3i»j|pJSflr *J 9tF Overhauling a Cummins engine in our workshop
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      SINGAPORE'S HARTNOLL IS FOURTH
      98 19 HONG KONG, Tups. C. Hartnoll of Singapore finished fourth m thr Finn class in th> Far EaM Regatta which ended here yesterday. The winner was Charles Mil'.rr of the Manila Yacht Club. Second was Ulli Gerull of Hone Kong »:id third Ray WUewarden« <>f cryion. In
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        HOCKEY
        7 19 Prnanf LraciiP: YMSA 6 PSC 0.
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        GOLF
        28 19 I'rncku Yai'ub (up {.A. Star): Kpdali bt Ppn.-ini? 8-4 with one drawn. Malacca Club <.lMmi>ion*hip (A. Kerohi: 1 B. Bond 1178 pts) a Chfong Pak Srontt (181t.
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        RUGGER
        13 19 L. Perak l.ragup (T. AriMin): Comb, schools 12 (4 penalties) Indians 0.
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        SOCCER
        44 19 Penan* Public Services s-flnal: PTtßons 10 City Council 0. Dato Teoh (up final (Kluangi: Muar Youths 5 J. Bahru Youths 2. Kluang Div. 1: 75 AC Sqdrn 1 Education 1; Revprtex 'A' 2 Gurkha Engnrs 3; Div. 3: OPM 3 Territorial Army 2.
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      Tengku to lead AFC again
      332 19  -  OH KEE TIANG By rf ENGKU Abdul Rahman, the Malaysian Prime Minister, will be re-elect-ed president of the Asian Football Confederation when the AFC hold their third congress at Bangkok on Dec. 17 AFC secretary Koe Ewe Teik said in Penang yesterday that the Tengku
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      Singapore's honour in your hands
      379 19 Singapore 's honour in your hands WOK TELLS SPORTS TEAMS: pie of Singapore must increasingly feel the tremendous role that sport can and must play in building a young nation. "Sporu and games are not just luxuries that can be dispensed with. The value that can be derived from them
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      SPEED TRIAL
      34 19 The Penang and North Malaya Motor Club will hold lta annual speed trial on Sunday at Quarry Drive- Penang. Scrutlneerlng will begin at 7 a.m. end the timed runs at 9 a.m.
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      Lock icon Surtees wins Stardust GP
      79 19 LAS VEGAS, rues. John Surtees. Britain's former world racing driver, became the Cana-dian-American champion when he won the 210-mile Stardust Grand Prix here. Driving a Lola-Chevrolet. Surtees averaged 109 25mph il"s.Bkph> to cover the course in lhr. 55m 27fcec. He !ed from start to finish, and
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      ASIAN GAMES Another boxer in Malaysian team
      227 19  - ASIAN GAMES Another boxer in Malaysian team MANSOOR RAHMAN By ANOTHER boxer has been added to the Malaysian team to the Filth Asian Games in Bangkok next month. He l.s lightweight George Vuiliuemler, 24, of the Armed Forces. Vuilluemler was In the original list of seven boxers recommended by the
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      71 19 HI ONLY 71 HOURS AWAY OY QANTAS iiMJ r .^d^L— bb^t^ M W J m^f^^ BBk ilk BHBifti^^BW'^ii Pv<t^^lß Lv£? St^^^Bw <s^^"~* 8888 l BBBfBBBB^BS^^ X ~^^^^rJ All ttie excitement ul nlnr Vautionlind Australia it less than kalf a day away by Qantas V-Jet. Ym lave a choice of frequent
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      526 19 ■w STOP a m «f-i §m b» Bg^ where it starts! HbbbbbC^^* 1 I Only Breacol contains Xylopol, the amazing medicine that kills cough-causing germs on contact Most children's coughs and colds start in ihe throat, i where germs settle and multiply. BREACOL With XYLOPOL Breacol fights your child's cough
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      306 19 HOCKEY Spore Div. 1: SRC v Police. Div. 3: Woodbridge v Army. KKiOKK 1.. Prrak league: Pottiuda Sukan v DTC <T. Anson). Straits Times Crossword IHbHIL^ ACROSS 7. Shares In blockade, perhapa? 1. Bears examination, as the vet- (10) Ml does, perhaps (5, 6). 9. Bird scatters beans In many
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    60 students expelled by Nanyang University
    95 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Nanyang University today expelled 60 students described as "unlawful elements." Thirty-nine are from Malaya, four from Sarawak and the rest from Singapore. The university's disciplinary committee held an emergency meeting to decide on the expulsions. A statement said the step was taken
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    Teochew wayang
    44 20 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Minister of State for Culture. Mr. K.C. Lee. will inaugurate a Teochew wayang show at the National Theatre at 8 p.m. on Nov. 23 to celebrate the ninth anniversary of the Yio Chu Kang Road Villagers Mutual Help Association.
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    Centres for new cards
    65 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. National registration teams will be stationed tomorrow only at Kong Kuan community centre, off Buklt Pan Jang, from tomorrow to Friday at Kebun Übi community centre, Jalan Penggaga to register residents for the new plastic identitycards. Another centre for the registration of the new
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    LONDON STOCKS
    373 20 LONDON, Tues.— The London i stock market was firm today. Prices Improved at the start, with buying centred mainly on leading j Industrials. The favourably-regarded British trade figures brought further gains, with leaders up to Is. higher at the close. But dealers pointed out I that movements were
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    Tengku welcomes plan to form national co-op body
    433 20 rpENGKU Abdul Rah--1 man today welcomed the suggestion to form a national cooperative organisation to strengthen the cooperative movement in th° country. Through this single national body, the Government could direct the development of co-operative societies throughout Malaysia, the Prime Minister said.
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    SHAREHOLDERS' 'SAVE US' PLEA IN LETTER TO MANAGER OF EXCHANGE
    526 20 SHAREHOLDERS' 'SAVE US' PLEA IN LETTER TO MANAGER OF EXCHANGE Lim: No action on Gammons as price has stabilised... SINGAPORE. Tu«s. THE Slock Exchange of Malaysia and SingaDOR is to take no action in regard to transactions in Gammon shares, which last week fell sharply in price and had a
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    2 colour films for loan
    54 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Shell "ilm Library has two new colour ilms for loan to the public. One ntitled "Preserving the Wasa" is n the preservation of an ancient hip. and the other. "The Growing lame." is on carbon dioxide. For ookings. contact Mr. Roland Lee.
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    Stage Club call to musicians
    55 20 SINGAPORE. Tues- The Staee Club are In urgent need of amateur music 'ans to make up a smnll orchestra for its Christmas musical production. "Toad of Toad Hall." They need a lead violinist two second violin a rlarinctLst and a fiute plavrr Tin should contact
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    Folk dancing
    36 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singaore Teachers' Polk Dance Society all hold a folk dance course for eachers at the Raffles Girls' Prinary School hall. Queen Street, rom Dec. 12 to 23, at 9 a.m. laily.
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    No water areas
    42 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— There will no water and poor pressure (o lorrow from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Voodlands Road between 15i m.s. nd 15J m.s.. part of Lorong "atimah. Naval Base Road iWoodinds) and part of Marsiling Road
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    DEATHS
    123 20 MR. KMONG KOK ENO, a«e<l 47. pamird away pracrfully at O.H. on 15.11.66. Cortcei- Iravn 24. Marshall Road on 17.11 66 MR. LAU EE FONQ (276, UpperPaya Lehar Road) passed ay ay prarcfuliy at O. H. 15-11-66 leaving behind his beloved wife Oalk V.r. only son Kok KenK. Funeral
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 20 IN LOVING MEMORY of our dear)? brlovtd mother Mrs. Er M. Q Willlami departed on IH'll/M. Pane* of Urn* arc turning fast. But memories of you will alwajra la*t. Insartad by her Jovlnf children
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      196 20 i i \BY POPULAR DEMANDI i THE FASHION PARADE j j OF EXCLUSIVE SHOE DESIGNS WILL BE I i REPEATED TO THE PUBLIC a I AT 5 P.M. FRIDAY, 18th NOV., 1966 IN 1 I PREMIER STORE j I BATA BUILDING I 119. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHimiiniiiiiiiiii? jiiWlllfi'rMillili if
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      495 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS 10 Word, Hi I Minimum J CRELLIN:— To Anita and Btaa a son David Bhaaa al i;i>ti«-ik!i>« Hospital on J.Vll-196«i. Both wafj. Brother for Mlcnael. TON HONG BOON nnd Yoke Yes (Katherlnr) nr< saeaaad, it lit. to announce thrir 2nd nrrlvnl IVII-6S a Kirl! nlstrr fur Koon Prnc.
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      52 20 The weather Hißhrst and lowest Ifiiimiuipa in Malay.Mi. mid Smi:atx>rc lor (he period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday Hit-best I.oupsi Kuala Lumpur P3 73 Kota Bharu 86 73 Penan* 86 73 Ipoh 88 72 Malacca 91 73 Singapore 90 73 C. Hinhlands 72 57 Jesselton 88 75 Kuching
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