The Straits Times, 24 December 1962

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times 'fie**** 1 fte*P"* Estd. 1845 MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1962. 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    THE TENGKU ACCUSES
    1007 1 Indonesia wants to instigate people of Borneo to oppose their Governments' Jakarta wants to smash Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday TENGKU Abdul Rahman today said the Indonesian Govern ment and the country's political leaders wanted to destroy the Malaysia plan by making fiery speeches in support of the
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    A mock bier, an attack on Malaysia and Tengku
    412 1 IN JAKARTA AIDIT JAKARTA. Sun.— A few J thousand people turned out on Jakarta's Merdeka (Freedom) Square this morning to wave anti colonial banners and cheer a galaxy of political speakers. Conspicuously absent was Nationalist Party chairman All Sastroamidjojo. who sent
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    MANILA WAS TOLD of THREAT TO ASA
    661 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rpENGKU Abdul Rahman said today that the A American and British Ambassadors in Manila had told President Diosdado Macapagal of the Philippines that the Association of South-East Asia would be destroyed if the Philippines continued to press its claim to
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    Carols for the Queen
    93 1 SANDRINOHAM. (England)— Sun.— The Royal family joined In song last night with a group of Christmas carollers from the neighbouring village of Dersingham. Queen Elizabeth 11. Prince Philip the Prince of Wales. Princess Anne and the Queen Mother were sitting by a log fire in Sandringham
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    Lock icon Freedom for 106
    35 1 PEKING, Sun. Chinese frontier guards will next Friday release 106 sick and wounded. Indian troops all captured 'at Jangl In the Northwest border area. the New China News Agency reported today. Reuter.
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    All stations are declared protected places: Rail pickets out
    721 1 All stations are declared protected places: Rail pickets out RUALA LUMPUR, Sun. All railway stations were declared protected areas today first day of the country-wide rail strike. No one can go in without authority. In Kuala Lumpur, a barbed-wire fence went up overnight around the Railway Administration building. A few
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    MTUC CALLS FOR TOKEN SYMPATHY STRIKE
    354 1 MTUC CALLS FOR TOKEN SYMPATHY STRIKE KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Malayan Trades Union Congress tonight called upon all unions to consider a one-day sympathy token strike in support of the railwaymen now on strike. In a statement, the MTTJC asked affiliated unions to make immediate financial contributions towards the striking
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    Lock icon 40 workers' Xmas win
    46 1 MADRID, San All 40 employees of a Madrid building: firm downed tools when they learned they shared the biggest prize in the national Christmas lottery. The workers won amounts ranging from 75.000 pesetas (about M 53.825) to 350,000 pesetas (about M$l?,850). Reuter.
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    Lock icon CONVAIR CRASH MIRACLE
    109 1 CONVAIR CRASH MIRACLE BRASILIA, Sun. A Varig airline's twoengine Convair, carrying 40 people on a special Christmas flight, crashed in misty rain in a wooded area near the new capital of Brazil last night while preparing for a landing at the international airport. The pilot was killed but the others
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    STOP PRESS
    19 1 BRUNEI: CHEO TRAVELLERS BKLMI )«>« N uu i i imptMl ilun c Stai. ople involved in It Iron;
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Dismissed: Zorin, Moscow's top man at UN
      437 2 He denied Soviet missiles were in Cuba, lost face as Khrushchev admitted it MOSCOW. Sun |£l SSIA'S permanent United Nations representative, Mr. Valerian Zorin, has been relieved of his post, the Soviet news agency Tass said last night. At the U.N. it was
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      Lock icon Pay rise for journalists
      45 2 ROME. Sun. Representatives of Italy's 11.000 journalists reached agreement with their employers here yesterday on claims for higher pay and shorter hours, said a statement of the Italian Journalists Federation. The journalists negotiated their claims after striking for three days. Reutor
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      Lock icon New Red aircraft
      42 2 MOSCOW. Sun.— The boviet Air Force has replaced its bombers with rocket -carrying aircraft "capable of >:r;king from long range not only stationary but also moving land and sea targets. its Commander-in-Chiof Air Marshal Konstnntin VershJnin. said yesterday. Reuter.
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      HUMPBACK GIRLS CURED BY SURGEON
      136 2 HUMPBACK GIRLS CURED BY SURGEON MOSCOW. Sun.— A Soviet surgeon. Mikhail Makarov, has cured two young girls afflicted with a humpback, Tass News Agency reported. Mr. Makarov. a lecturer at Stavropol Medical Institute, operated on Tamara Dubinin* two months ago. The girl bad a hump resulting from tuberculosis of the
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      Lock icon Laboratory in orbit
      39 2 BOMBAY. Sun.— Mr. I. A. Benedlktov, Soviet Ambassador to India, said her? yosterday that Roatali scientists planned to launch a manned laboratory into orbit "In th» near future" In a spaceship weighing about 80 tons. Reuter.
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      FREEDOM TODAY FOR 'BAY OF PIGS' PRISONERS
      164 2 FREEDOM TODAY FOR 'BAY OF PIGS' PRISONERS OAVANA, Sun.— More 1± than 1,000 prisoners seized in the abortive "Bay of Pigs" invasion of the Curja are to be freed tomorrow following a "barter" deal with American organisations. The date was given In front-page reports In all three Havana morning newspapers
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      The 36th Red nuclear test
      54 2 WASHINGTON. Sun.— The Atomic Energy Commission announced that another Soviet nuclear test the 36th of the current series was j set off yesterday in the atmosphere. I The AEC announcement described the detonation as of "inter- mediate yield." This would be the equivalent of about
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      Baby George beats the Army Brasshats
      204 2 Wide-eyed and wondering, nine month old Georee <';i<»kr.v. sits on his father's knee at Gatwick Airport, Surrey. The father, Sapper David Caskey. 22. of the Royal Engineers, was discussing the problem of the Baby and the Brasshats with an Air Force movements control officer.
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      Let peace be our objective at all times Pontiff
      198 2 Let peace be our objective at all times Pontiff Pope's Christmas message yATICAN CITY, Sun.— Pope John, broaacasting his Christmas message to the world last night, said: "The existence of peace and the zeal to preserve it is the assurance of the world's tranquillity." mmmmmm^ "Let peace be our objective
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      166 2 The existence of peace and zeal to preserve is assurance to world's tranqullity. raised over the eternal city." He said that one result of the council had been the spontaneous revelation, almost unexpected by most people, of the sens* of unity, "or rather, of the attraction, informed, conscious, well-received, towards
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Britain's Red peer can't make up his mind
      194 3 COLESBOURNE, England. Sun. Britain's only potential Communist peer said that he has examined his conscience, but still cannot decide whether he can further the Communist cause by entering the House Of Lords. "My aim is to get a Socialist Britain, but I
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      Koreans for Brazil
      38 3 HONG KONG. Sun— A group of 100 South Korean emigrants arrived on the Dutch liner TJitjalenfflca yesterday on their way to settle in Brnzil. This is the first group of Koreans to settle in Brazil.
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      Lock icon The Party Princess
      88 3 ITS party time. Time for fun. And there's no mistaking who this is. Stepping out at a London party is Princess Margaret, the original Party Princess. The one who always shows how much she is enjoying herself. The "Bridge of Athlone" is the name of the gay
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      ANTI-MISSILE MISSILE ON THE MARK
      213 3 ANTI-MISSILE MISSILE ON THE MARK WASHINGTON Sunday. A NIKE-ZEUS anti-missile missile yesterday for rt the first time successfully intercepted over the Pacific an Atlas rocket using decoys, the Army announced. Two Nike-Zeus missiles were launched against the target and its decoys, but one of the anti-missile missiles had to be
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      Lock icon Tshombe charged with 'rash accusations'
      137 3 A CCRA, Sun. Presi- dent Kwame Nkrumah has accused the Katanga President, Mr. Moishe Tshombe, of making "rash accusations" against President Kennedy without flr.st investigating the facts. Dr. Nkrumah was replying to a letter from Mr. Tshombe asking him to intervene In Katanga's dispute with
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        PERU GOVT SUSPENDS CIVIL RIGHTS FOR 30 DAYS
        203 3 LIMA. (Peru), Sun. The Military Junta Government announced last night it has suspended civil rights for 30 days in Junin and Pasco provinces, scene of the worst of the recent Communist-led disorders in this country. The Government action amounts to the proclamation
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      Lock icon Skybolt: The success makes no difference
      387 3 Skybolt: The success makes no difference WASHINGTON, Sunday. JHERE has been no change in the U.S. decision to discontinue the Skybolt programme, despite yesterday's successful test of the rocket, acting Defence Secretary, Mr. Roswell Gilpatric, said here. He also hinted that there would be no further tests of the Skybolt,
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      Lock icon KENNEDY'S MAN SAYS THE POLARIS DEAL 'THE BEST'
      138 3 PALM BEACH. (Flrioda). Sun.— A Presidential spokesman said here there was no question that the Nassau agreement between President Kennedy and Mr. Harold Macmillan providing the Polaris missile for Britain and NATO "gives the best possible defence for the West, not only
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      84 3 fy^^ tell just by listening... i The electric excitement in children's voices," Waves of carols. Church bells ringing out f their annual message of joy and peace and goodwill... A message of happiness. Christmas happiness and hope in the New Year for everyone! COLD STORAGE SUPERMARKETS fl^b^H b^bT bl B
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    STUDENT RIGHT TO FORM UNION
    190 4 STUDENT RIGHT TO FORM UNION SINGAPORE, Sunday.— The Malayan Undergrad, in its latest issue, says that students have a right to form a national union of Singapore students, and that they should be unceasing in their efforts towards this end. They should also try to explain to the authorities the
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    Mission talk
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The principal of Raffles Institution, Mr E.W. Jesudasan. will pive a public lecture on "Life and teachings of Jesus" at the Ramaknshna mission temple in Bartley Road, at 7.15 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Christmas party
    153 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr«. Tong Nyuk Lin, wife of the Minister for Education. Rave a YIP touch to a Christmas party yesterday for girls in the care of the Social Welfare Department. After handing out gifts, she sat down to lunch with the girls at the Girls' Homecraft Centre
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    Ferry body found
    89 4 KUALA KANOSAR. Sun The body of Norain bin Razalli. 15, a Form Two pupil of the Clifford Secondary School here. one of three children drowned when a feiTy boat capsized m the Perak River last Wednesday. was recovered 26 miles downstream yesterday. It was seen by Nordin's
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    Umno inaugural meeting
    78 4 TELUK ANSON, Sun. The Inaugural meeting of the Bagan Datoh UMNO Division will be held at the community ha.l in Selekoh, 23 miles from here, on Jan. 12. Later in the day the Teluk Anson UMNO Division will hold its inaugural meeting at '.he Malayan Chinese Association
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    Drop in trade
    33 4 PENANG. Sun. Penang's entrepot trade with Indonesia. Thailand and Burma shows a drop of about SlO million for the third quarter this year, compared with the corresponding period last year.
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    New road cost
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The SJiir.ipore Government will spend $419,000 for the construction ol Jalan Bukit Merah between Rumah Bomba Circus and Henderson Road.
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    MINISTRY FREE FILM SHOWS
    117 4 MINISTRY FREE FILM SHOWS SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week from tomorrow at 7 p.m. TOMORROW: Mong Yang School, Lorong 17. Oeylang. Bukit Mandai Village, Pulau Ayer Bajau. Kampong Lorong Koo Chye, Kampong Chal Hong. Thomson Road. WEDNESDAY:
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    RAF exercise
    27 4 PENANG. Sun.— The Par East Air Force will carry out bombing and firing exercises at the Pulau Sonpsong ranee, off the Redan coast, next month.
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      372 4 'THE following is today's sche- in* (ML 487) 7.25 p.m.; from dule of civil movements at Kuala Lumpur (ML. 173) 9 p.m Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: from Hong Kong (ML 613) ARRIVALS 4.45 p.m. BOAC: Prom Melbourne, Syd- DEPARTCRI.S nev. Darwin, Jakarta (BA 713) BO\C: To Colombo. Bombay. 8 5
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    Proof in Borneo polls
    277 5 STEPHENS TELLS WHY LEFTISTS CANNOT WIN IN 'UNDER-POPULATED, CONTENTED COUNTRY' SINGAPORE, Sunday, y>K 1 11 BORNEO': journalist-politician, Mr. Donald Stephens, explained here today why men of the left could not win support in his country as amply demonstrated in the results of the first elections just
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    Alliance praised on election victory
    145 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, has sent two congratulatory telegrams to the North Borneo Alliance which swept the board in the first Local Government elections last week. In a telegram to the president of the Alliance.
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    Role of youths in D-programme
    79 5 IPOH. Sun.— The presidents and secretaries of 34 youth club* In Ppnik with ;i combined membership or about 2.000 will attend a twoday seminar on the "Role ot Youth Clubs in thp Rural Development Programme." at the otvtoi rentre in Je I a pane It
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    New school for rural women
    49 5 BUTTER WOK IH. Sun.— The nrw $122,500 Taman Asohan <lo■Mde science school) for rural women ts expected to be ready next April The school will cater for women trom Penung Kedah and Perils. <0 ot whom will attend a three-month course at a time.
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    PANAS: WE ARE WILLING TO FIGHT THE REBELS
    128 5 Kuchlng. Sun.— The Party Negara Sarawak here today offered to take up arms "in defence of country and State" against the Party Rakyat-sponsored rebellion In Brunei. In a statement today, the Panas secretary-general, Inche Abang Othman. said the party was completely behind
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    Car is stolen from park
    43 5 SINGAPORE, Sun— A white Morris car was stolen from the Lido car park between 6.15 o.m. and 8.45 p.m yesterday. The car, a 1961 model, registration number SP 415. belonged to G. A. Pound of the Naval Base.
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    New Year dance
    32 5 PENANO, Sun.— The Penang branch of the National Union of Commercial Workers will welcome 1963 with a dance nt the Lee Sih Chong Soo. Burninh Road, on Dec. 31
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    Police raid on 20 gamblers
    61 5 Police raid on 20 gamblers PENANG. Sun.—/, police party raided on a group of about 20 gamblers In house In Noordln Street at midnight last night. Nine people. Including a man posted as sentry, were arrested The other gamblers escaped through various exits police recovered a chart tor the game
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    Three brothers on murder charge
    194 5 KANGAR, Sun. Three brothers Jointly accused lof killing an alleged police I Informer at Kampong Sena In Jejawi, Perils, were today described as "good friends" of the dead man 'Aa far as 1 know.' Din Klew. the dead man's brother said, "they were all on
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    Special Christmas items from Radio Singapore
    499 5 A CAVALCADE OF LOCAL ARTISTS SINGAPORE. Sun. I>ADIO Singapore will provide Christmas programmes on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. On Christmas Eve night the English service will stay open till 1 a.m.. an hour later than usual. The station will spread the Christmas atmosphere
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    STUDY CHANCE FOR COMPANY STAFF
    152 5 SINGAPORE Sunday. nPPORTUNITY for its employees to study for secy retarial or accountancy examinations is provided by Turquand, Young and Sons, a firm of professional accountants, in a collective agreement it signed recently with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union. Under the agreement, the
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    GUARANTEED , BONUS FOR WORKERS OF CHAMBER
    88 5 GUARANTEED BONUS FOR WORKERS OF CHAMBER SINGAPORE. Sun. Each employee of tin- Singapore Chamber of Commerce is to get an annual bonua of 10' per rrnt of bis annual salary on completion of 12 months' service. This is provided for in an agreement between the chamber and the Singapore Manual
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    Party for chairman
    40 5 PENANG. Sun. Primus Limnn Kaum Ibu (women's wctioni will fete Penang Umno divisional chairman, Syed Ha.'-san AklkL M a t<-a-party on Dec. 31 in honour of Ins being awarded the P.J.K in th« recent Oovernors birthday honours.
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    The railway strike—in pictures
    54 6 The railway strike in pictures PICTURES »Y DESERTED PLATFORMS, THE PICKETS AND THE BARBED-WIRE FENCE Strike pickets gather at the Prai railway pier. The railway passenger launch Violet is in thy background. I THE deserted railway station in Kuala Lumpur. The picture was taken shortly after midnight on Saturday when
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    DECTON...wash-and-wear at its durable best
    78 6 DECTON .wash-and-wear at its durable best Jr Wherever he goes this Christmas X he'll look hotter 1n... Jf^ He looks his handsome best for Christmas in his gift shirt.. the Arrow Decton, a 65% 35% blend of Dacron polyester fibre and cotton. Decton looks great without ironing. ..perfect with just
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    FENCE MARKS A PROTECTED PLACE...
    25 6 A BARBED-WIRE fence went up overnight around the railway administration building in Kuala Lumpur, which is now a protected area.
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    Workers cheer U'ren
    45 7 RAILWAYMEN loudly applaud their president, Mr. Donald U'ren. He had Just told them that "victory" would be theirs. Mr. U'ren met the workers at their union headquarters in Brickfields on Saturday night shortly before midnight when the strike began. Straits Times picture.
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    STRIKERS' FIRST JOB: PAINTING BANNERS
    27 7 THE strike is on, and the first job for railwaymen at the Ipoh station yesterday morning was painting banners. Straits Times picture.
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    MORE PICTURES IN PAGE 16 Johore's sympathy for railmen
    108 7 MORE PICTURES IN PAGE 16 Johore's sympathy for railmen JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. yHE Johore division of the Malayan Trades Unior Congress, through its chairman, Mr. A. Venugopal. today expressed "full sympathy" for the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya which went on strike today. "Many unions In Malaya have given their support
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    Motor club gymkhana
    49 7 IPOH. Sun. The Royal Perak Motor Club will hold its annual boxing day gymkhana at the Ipoh airport on the morning of Dec. 26. The competitions are mainly intended to test driving skill*, and are open to non-members. An entry fee of $2 will be charged.
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    Barisan accuses PAP on Brunei revolt
    147 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The secretary-general of the Barisan Sosiali.s. Mr. Lim Chin Siong. today charged the People's Action Party with souring up relations between Singapore and Indonesia over the Brunei revolt. Mr. Liin was speaking at a mass rally hoU in the partans; adjoining Holly-
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    Found dead in a drain
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The body of an unemployed man, Souriee Raiabnlasundram, 23. was yesterday found in a monsoon drain near Serangoon Garden Way. He Is believed to have slipped and fallen inio the rain-swollen drain.
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    Woman robbed
    45 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. A housewife. Lim Kirn Moey, 35. was robbed of $1,700 in cash and valuables when three men armed with knives held her up yesterday at her home in Tanjong Pagar Road. Lim was alone with her eight-year-old son at the time
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    The clerks' strike threat a farce: Temporaries
    272 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun THE Government Temporary Officers' UnioL said today that the Civil Service Clerical Federation's strike threat would turn out to be a farce. i 1 It said In a newsletter, Voice of Temporaries, that the members of the "penpushing profession" were
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    General clerks set up own union
    203 8 |4 U ALA LUMPUR, Sun. v Members of the General Clerical Service have broken away from existing clerical unions md formed their own Dody. Mr. K. Ayadurai. pro-tern president of the new organisation, the Federal and State General Clerical Services Union, said today that
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    VICE-DEAN OF LAW FACULTY LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA
    218 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Geoffrey Wilson Bartholomew. Vice-Dean of the Law Faculty of the University of Singapore, will leave Singapore next month to take up the post of commercial law lecturer in the University of California. Berkley. Reporting this, the Malayan Undcrtrrad. a student
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    $300,000 OPIUM: BAIL CUT FOR FIVE
    204 8 $300,000 OPIUM: BAIL CUT FOR FIVE lOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Five Singapore seamen, charged with illegally importing into the Federation 2.8231 b. of raw opium, had their personal cash bail of SI OO.OOO each reduced to $60,000 when they appeared in the Sessions Court this morning. All pleaded not guilty to
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    Replanting plans in Sabah
    105 8 Replanting plans in Sabah JESSELTON. Sun. The chairman of the Rubber Fund Board, Mr. E. J. H. Berwick, said that 15,000 new acres would be planted with rubber next year. He told a board meeting earlier this month that the estimated expenditure for next year was $2,300,000, of which $1,190,000
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    Population explosion as an asset
    202 8 LTUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin. said on his return today from an International Labour Organisation conference in Australia, that the population "explosion" In Asia should be turned into an asset. Inche Bahaman added that this approach
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      402 8 ROUND AUSTRALIA .'!.impo.,,b).? VOLKSWAGEN DID IT IN 7MS 1 They »a«<fci»i couldn't be done! Round Australia in 7 days 8,100 miles to 168 Sours! Equivalent to over 8 times the distance from Singapore to Penong and bock. Impossible! A Volkswagen Stondard Sedan driven by Ray Christie and Joe Dunlop did
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      180 8 lit' ft Oap Bfi V. T. if am tin BUT. VOUB VMWJRIORS, I CAN USE, BUT/OH.COME NOW, I pAfyMJWMIT. PONTVW QUV6 EXCELLENCY. SCIENTISTS, BAH/ 1 NEVER I GENTLEMEN, I i V EVER USSEN WHEN A AAAN J ALLEY'S NOT/ HEARD OP 'EM- AND I \NO VIOLENCE [J\ x^f^LS VDU SUMPIN?
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      Champions but cursed with a killer streak...
      1811 9 Champions but cursed with a killer streak... These are the rogue horses of the racing world bad tempered, vindictive brutes ready to attack and maim IN 1920 Hie >vell-kno\vn Australian stiuimaster, Guy Raymond, imported the English shillion Quantock to stand at ilu' Sledraere Stud, Scope, which he operated in partnership
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    Tshombe: Trigger fingers begin to itch
    1505 10 Tshombe: Trigger fingers begin to itch HOW MUCH LONGER CAN KATANGA PUT OFF INTEGRATION? THERE have been so many Congo crises since the country became independent just over two years ago that one is inclined to discount predictions that the next one will be "really conclusive." It is tempting therefore
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    'Smokes' imports drop
    287 11 FROM $12.7 M TO $4.9 M AS A RESULT OF MALAYA PRODUCING ITS OWN CIGARETTES KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. JMPORTS of cigarettes from Britain have dropped sharply as a result of Malaya producing its own. It toll from S12.7 million in the first half of last year to
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    S'pore court fines HK man $10,000
    117 11 S'pore court fines HK man $10,000 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A Hong Kong seaman. Yip Chung Kit. 53. was fined $10,000 or 12 months' jail here yesterday for possesion of 412.5 lbs. of tobacco and 46 gallons of liquor on which duty had not been paid. The total of duty payable on
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    Psychology club annual dance
    39 11 UUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club will hold their annual dance at the Hotel Majestic on Saturday from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Mr. Alan One and partner will demonstrate the latest dance
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    The Alliance retains council seat
    66 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. An Alliance candidate. Inche Mahmood Sabry bin Haji Abdul Rahman, was returned In the Pulal Chondong Local Council by-election held yesterday. Inche Mahmood received 77 votes while his opponent Inche Ahmad bin All find.) received 23 votes. Seventy per cent of the
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    OOI GETS A 'GOLD' FOR UNION SERVICES
    169 11 PENANG. Sun. The Malayan Trades Union Congress has awarded a gold medal to Mr Ooi Thiam Siew (above) "Mayor of George Town, for past services to the trade union movement in Malaya. The medal was presented to Mr. Ooi by Mr. Gerald Abraham,
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    Court president gets new post
    45 11 RAL'B. Sun. The president of the Session's Court here. Inch* Abdul Razak bin Dato Ha.ll Abu Samar. is to be transferred to Mie Lesul Department on Jan 2 Inche Abu TaUtl bin Oihmnn from Kuala Lumnur will take his place.
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    S'PORE POPULATION INCREASE LOWEST SINCE 1959
    290 11 S'PORE POPULATION INCREASE LOWEST SINCE 1959 SINGAPORE, Sun. The total population of Singapore on June 30 this year was 1.732,--800 an increase of 45.500 over June 1961— according to official population estimates published last week. This figure does not include non-locally domiciled services personnel and their families, and United Kingdom-based
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    Machine helps heart work in Sandakan
    130 11 SANDAKAN Sun. The Rotary Club of Sandtkan lia> presrm^d a portable electro cardiograph to the Duchess of Kent Hospital Tkc Principal Medical Officer Sandakan. Dr I. I i in. s who accepted the j cift said that the machine would make it easier for
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    A 'Pasar Malam' appeal to S'pore Govt
    125 11 A 'Pasar Malam' appeal to S'pore Govt SINGAPORE, Sun. "Pasar Malam" hawkers, who do their business every Saturday at Woodland Road, have asked the Government to allow them to continue hawking at the place until after Chinese New Year. A petition, signed by Mr. Koh Chee Kiang, secretarygeneral of the
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    A plea for better English teaching in Chinese schools
    220 11 A plea for better English teaching in Chinese schools KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Federation Government was today urged to rsise the standard of the teaching of English in Chinese primary schools in the country. The plea was made by Mr. loh Tham Liat, president of the Association of Teachers of
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    191 12 Hor«» Sl* (Minimum MR. AND MRS. Ong Hong Seng. attendant, present* ar<i assistance at Their «ed<t!nic. M-M-tt Talplng. THI FAMILY OF the late Mr Arilappah. Ben'ong thank friends, reI«'lt*s for wreatb*, rallies and a*si*tam» rendered in their bereavement. MR. ANO MM. S. Masacorale thank a friends and relatives for
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    353 12 Mori* Sl» (Minimum) ANDREW BEAUTY SALON U :ih-« a:; their clirntu and Friends a Merry CAPRI BEAUTY SALON. 384 bat Coa.'t Road, wixnr* all their Patron* a Merry Chrtitmaa and Happy New lf»r BISHOP AND MRS. Hobart R Amatutr. thank th'ir mends for greeting* and will again help a
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    MISSING
    56 12 H'srWl il» I Minimum I A REWARD mil be given to bbt lemon who known ihe whereabout* of Kaair bin Sadalu. <vho wa* laat at sungei Ayam. Batu Pahat in 1944 or nhout tb* middle of the Japaae** Or- upatloo Please rommunirat* with hi* ■•■other Md Amin hln ftadalu.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    103 12 it Word, $.'.J» Mr*., PRItBVTCRIAN CHURCH. 10 p.m. II p.m. Christina* Kvt Concert pre»rntrd By the Singapore CtwmtMr fcn•rmolr. Conductor Paul r. Abl«h»ir,a--n..d-n. Ottering for Organ Fund. <°hn«tma« Day a.m Holy Communion 9IS a.m. Kamity Service and Children r.ift > ST. ANDREW S CATHEDRAL <Angllcan> Hcr\ Monday Cnn*t:aa
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    192 12 Wt4$ SI* (Hmimumt WHAT It THI SAAB- Con»a<" Onmrv Motor* Singapore 2MI1 Kuan l.umpur MM TO PAtT PUPIL* of 8!. Hilda Sinnnl. You are invited lo meet MiM loan Tucker at M, Maisnall Road on January »th and »tn from 6 I .m. OPIN UNTIL p m tonifbt to
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      Danger On The Line
      651 12 Before the Malayan Trades Union Congress goes any I further in the direction ot 'sympathy strikes in support o! the railwaymen, let it look more closely at the causes jand the consequences. Let it took also at the history of the railways dispute and the Jangers
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      Nassau Prize
      339 12 Mr. Macmillan is finding it hard to distinguish his successes from his failures. At j Nassau he seems to have got more or less what he wanted, and what he was told by the British Press he would not get. Having got it, he is being told it
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    R.I. Quarrel
    229 12 If the charges by Indonesian leaders against Malaya, the British and the Malaysia plan were honestly made, the way could easily be cleared for a restoration of friendly relations. But the facts of the case are of small interest to those behind the campaign of I viUification in
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    Southern Rhodesia
    784 12 JACK HALPERN writes: A BOLD STEP BACKWARDS SOUTHERN RHODESIA'S whi te voters have taken a bold step backwards along the road to non-racial-ism with the rejection of Sir Edgar Whitehead's moderate United Federal Party and the election of the rightist Rhodesian Front. Mr.. Winston Field. I coder of
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    CLOSE-UP OF THE ALL-WHITE
    258 12 CLOSE-UP OF THE ALL-WHITE FIELD CALISBIR* Sun. density anu »Vhiteiiead. thai lamous and now broken it am ot Prime Ministers, are as astonished as ever> body el>e by Sir Edgar's shock defeat in Souinern Rhodesia. Both must also be deeply hurl by the electorate's turning to Mr. Winston Joseph Field
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      285 12 \IR. TAN SIEW SINs recent reference to the "rather complicated feature" of the country's income tax legislation must. I think, be the understatement of the year: Not many taxpayers understand these complications, mostly lifted from U.K. legislation and steamrollered Into our legislation in 1947 by the Colonial
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      359 12 For example a person on a three-year agreement who was paid, by arrangement, a very small salary for a year, then a very large one for two years would, although his Income over the three years worked out at. say. $1,500 a month, only have to pay tax on about
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    RECORD $29 m. TO COMPLETE JOHORE'S PLANS
    307 13 RECORD $29 m. TO COMPLETE JOHORE'S PLANS lOHORE BAHRU. Sun. J Development expenditure in Johore next year will cost $29.7 million, the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, anannounced in the Johore Legislative Assembly meeting here today. He said rural development J alone would cost $18.8 million and
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    84 religious teachers at civics course
    78 13 JOHORE. BAHRU. Sun The Mentrl Besar of Johore. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. opened a second civics course for 84 religious teachers at the Government Training Centre in Buklt Senyum at the week-end. The teachers will teach Islamic religion in national and primary
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    STUDENTS TEST CASE: DPP TO APPEAL
    133 13 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun —The Deputy Public Prosecutor. Johore. today lodged a notice 01 appeal against the acquittal and oischarge of 19 Singapore .students in what was roi.sidered a test case heard last week in the Sessions Court under the Internal Security Act The 19
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    A solution to illiteracy in 10 years
    60 13 A solution to illiteracy in 10 years MUAR. Sun A total of 25.394 people are attending 944 adult education classes li Johore. the Organiser (or State Adult Education Classes. Inche Slran bin Sabtu dtsclosed today. Inche Slran said: "In 10 years Illiteracy in Malaya i will be solved By March
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    $20,000 cycles blaze
    143 13 BUCKETS OF WATER— THEN THREE ENGINES ARRIVE KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. More than $20,000 worth of bicycles, tricycles and accessories belonging to Thye Guan Industries Company were destroyed in a fire at the 3** mile Klang Road here today. Three fire engines one from Pudu and two from
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    DIVORCE RATES LOWEST IN TWO STATES
    279 13 DIVORCE RATES LOWEST IN TWO STATES KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. jy VORCE rates among Muslims in Selangor and Singapore are among the lowest in the country, according to figures disclosed to the Straits Times today. In Selangor and Singapore, one out of every fiv e marriages ended in a divorce compared
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    New centre opened
    47 13 KAJANG. Sun. The Mentrlj Besar of Selangor. Dato Abu Bakor bin Baglnda, today opened a new $5,000 community Centre in the 3ungai Merab near here. He advised the settlers to makej use cf the centre lor holduig .11s- 1 cu.-Mon and adult education classes.'
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    'Try him or release him' Govt told
    93 13 'Try him or release him' Govt told KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The National Union of Employees in the Printing Industry today called on the Government to release Yeo Peng Chor, Malacca branch chairman of the union, who was detained on Dec. 16 in Malacca under the Internal Security Act. A union
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    Rotary scholar
    31 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Miss Patricia Wong will give a talk to members of the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club, on "A Rotary scholar In Australia," en Wednesday at 12.45 p.m.
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    The new OCPD
    26 13 KUALA SELANGOR, Sun. Inche Attan Din bin Chlk. formerly of Field Force. Ampang. Seremban. has been posted here as OCPD. Kuala Selangor District.
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    Strict rules to handle misconduct by customs officers
    455 13 SINGAPORE, Sunday. rpHE Government is to adopt strict measures in dealing with any customs officer who is found guilty of misconduct or negligence of duties. Punishment for these offences includes a reprimand, the forfeiture of not more than 10 per cent of
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    World cruise liner calling at Singapore
    59 13 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Cunard liner, CarOnla. will call at Singapore again on March 14. next year, with 470 passengers on a 92-day world cruise. Beginning from New York on Jan. 25. the 34,172-ton liner will sail westwards, calling at 22 ports In 17 countries.
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    Taxi-man fined
    44 13 RAUB, Sun— Kernall Singh. 43. a taxi-driver, was yesterday linotl $200 or one month's jail :n Hie Magistrate's Court here alter lie was found guilty oi driving till tHxi without care and attention 11 5\ M.S. Raub-Kuala Lipis Road on Sept. 1.
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    S'PORE CHESS CHAMP OFF TO MEET MASTERS
    184 13 S'PORE CHESS CHAMP OFF TO MEET MASTERS 1 SINGAPORE. Sun—Singapore and .Malayan chess champion. Tan Lian Ann. 15. (above), leaves for P«-rth lor the Australian championships tomorrowfresh from his recent victory over lormer British County junior winner Ivan .Myall. 15. lie will nr accompanied by his brother, Lian leaf, a
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      470 13 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORT WAVE SERVICE SERVICE 41.7 METRES 41 Metres A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. Ne- MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE gara-ku. News Headlines; 6.05 JA 6^?!!, 1 1 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Randea- 01 1^ S^ 1 vous With Music 730 Time 81b- Morning Prelude, 7.00 The narS^^BreakfLTcPib; 1
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      Hits and misses in the pop business
      1303 14 Hits and misses in the pop business GETTING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE TRACK IN THE RECORD INDUSTRY— WITH ITS TRIUMPHS AND DISASTERS by A SPECIAL WRITER LONDON, Sun. WITH the festive season here many people in the pop record business «rvi 1 1 be» keeping a more than
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      Lock icon Nehru replies, accepts the cease-fire
      258 15 Nehru replies, accepts the cease-fire NEW DELHI, Sunday. INDIA has replied to the Chinese memorandum of L Dec. 8 asking whether India accepted the Chinese cease-fire proposals, an External Affairs Ministry spokesman said yesterday. He said a memorandum was sent to Peking on Dec. 19. but declined to disclose details.
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      Lock icon PI envoy: We are not involved in Brunei revolt in any way
      407 15 MACAPAGAL: WE ARE NOT IN A POSITION TO MEDIATE LONDON, Sun. 'JHE Philippine Ambassador in London denied last night that his Government was involved in any way with the Brunei revolt. Mr. Melqulades J. Gamboa in a letter
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      Lock icon SHE LEFT LOVER'S BODY AT STATION
      169 15 PRIS. Sun.— The police have arrested a former Algerian schoolteacher who admitted dumping the headless, chopped up body of her lover in a luggage office of a Paris railway station. Jeanne Bordier. 45. told the police that Armand Ferary. 62. had been her lover
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      Lock icon Her 'glory—14 children
      55 15 Her 'glory— 14 children MOSCOW. Sun.— A Soviet tamlly living in Kurgan, Siberia, ii so big that it needs "two buckets of water to make a cup of tea for everybody." reports the newspaper Agricultural Life. The 45-year-old mother nas been awarded the orders of "Mothers' Glory" and "Mothers' Heroine"
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      Refugees junk missing
      58 15 MACAO. Sun.— A motor Junk carrying refugees which left here for Hong Kong eight days ago has still not been heard from. One local source said the junk may be anchored in one of the small islands between Hong Kong and Macao waiting for a chance to
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      Lock icon Russians arrest art fan who got U.S. messages
      183 15 MOSCOW. Sun! SOVIET security forces have arrested a Leningrad physics teacher, keen on abstract art. who received secret messages from the United States according to a Leningrad newspaper received here today. The newspaper Leningradskaya Pravda said tne physicist, Rudolf Frldman. told an
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      Lock icon 15.5-mile parachute jump 'hero'
      98 15 MOSCOW. Sun. Major Yevgenl Nikolayevich Andreyev was formally awarded Russia's highest decoration for heroism yesterday for making a record parachute Jump of more than 15.5 miles. The official Tass news agency said Andreyev was given the title "Hero of the Soviet Union" by Soviet President Leonid
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      Lock icon The long, long ride
      27 15 ADDIS ABABA, Sun.—Twenty-two-year-old D. M. Nawab. of India, has begun an attempt here to cycle 99 hours non-stop, ending on Monday night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Eskimo for Ghana
      26 15 OTTAWA. Sun— Miss Mary Panegoosho. a 23-year-old Eskimo, will spend several weeks in Ghana next February as guest of the Ghanaian Government. Reuter.
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      Wheat deal closed
      21 15 HONG KONG. Sun.— Australia has succe.sstully concluded another wheat deal with China, the Hong Kong Standard reported.— U.P.l.
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      When A-bombers flew the Moscow route
      148 15 MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Union yesterday charged the United States with sending dozens of nucleararmed bombers on "continuous flight toward the Soviet I'ninn" during the Cuban crisis. The accusation came in the Government newspaper l/.vesti.i from Mr. Sergie Vershlnin, the Soviet Air Force Commander
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    191 16 Mr. NARAYANAN AND UNION BOSS SPEAK TO PICKETS A PANORAMIC view of the Kuala Lumpur railway station and the administration building (right) showing the strike pickets. In front of the administration building a barbed-wire fence was erected. THE secretary-general of the National Union of Plantation Workers, Mr.
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      829 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT MALAYAN RESTAURANT NEW f/OBK WORLD'S FAIR— 1864-1965 APPLICATIONS are Invited from Interested parties for the lease of the restaurant in the Malayan Pavilion at the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair. New York. The fair will be held over a period of two years during the months of April
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      146 18 MANET, A MOST SENSITIVE PAINTER MANET. By Henri Perruchot. (Perpetua Books. 425.) rPPING forgotten sources and resurrecting rare photos like Degas' s camera stUdy of Renoir, M. Perrucbot dexterously revives the leonine Manet amid his circle at the Cafe Tortoni. Naturally he relates the story of the "Dejeuner sur I'herbe"
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      A Victorian foretaste of Suez
      663 18  -  PHILIP TOYNBEE THE GOVERNOR EYRE CONTROVERSY. By Bernard Seoul. (MtcSittM art Km. 255.). REViEWEO BY IN October, 1866, a Negro uprising in Jamaica was suppressed by the declaration of martial law in the affected area, the burning by British troops of 1,000 homes, the hanging
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      Persian memories
      76 18 WORLD WAR IN IRAN. By Sir Clarmont Skrine. 'Constable. 425.). HIGH-POWERED consular work in Persia during both World Wars, by a member of the old i British Government of India's political service. German agents, thrusting Russians, international ambiguities, snowy mountains, enamelled architecture and undefeatable corruption. With a good
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      306 18 Straits Times Crossword F P~l I 5 F~l [^"TBBHb^bW 7 88~~~8l BM Ibb bMi tMbb U KOSS bud (5. 5). 1. Painstaking In one sense. 12 Used a rough treatment for though withoui being pains- defaulters <5. s> takmi? in another (10». 13 Executive official, as it were 8. 11.
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Mart closes quiet: Undertone is steady
      1371 20 Mart closes quiet: Undertone is steady From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange is now closed for the Christmas holidays and will reopen on Wednesday which is now no longer a public holiday in Singapore. Although the Exchange had an extremely quiet week before the shut down on Saturday
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    34 20 RIBBEB TIN (prrlb.) (prrpirul) Dec. 17 80',, cts. $***** Dec- 18 hot, cts. $427.25 Dec. 19 81 els. $***** Dec- 20 81 cts. $426.25 Dee. 21 81 cts. $426.25 Dec. 22 $425.25
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    35 20 Rerjnntai Killinehall Rubber .iNllrli. Id Interim Current payment 30% 40', 22J r i Date of payment Feb. 13 Total for Total for year previous year 30 <■« 60 r i 50% 65% 30% 30%
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    408 20 Drop in tin price THE Straits tin price fell one dollar on Saturday morning to $425.25 which wus the week's lowest level. Previously the range had been between $428.25 on Wednesday and $426.25 at wliicn the price had stood on Thursday and Friday. The Saturday offering at tons brought the
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    MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    1030 20 THE state of shares on thr Malayan Stock Exchange show last business to December 14 (A) and last business since that date IB) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date were: I »ln Bncts 235 .80 Onls 2.35 Atlas let
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    42 20 UN. II Uec. It ln<lu\ltialt: Itt'J 60 193.08 Tint: t rubber*: 179.07 UK 67 Jan. 1. 1958 100. Otc. 19 1 ..M.1 1 179.67 Otc. 20 103 s7 179 h7 DM. 21 179.87 dm. n 19.1 M in n
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      823 20 TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "ORONSAY" Deporting PENANG 3 1st December 1962 c SINGAPORE Ist January 1963. For Frcmoritle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Please contact your booking agent tor revised embarkation instructions. Apply to your Travel Agent or: ISLAY KERR CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS CROSFIELD (F of
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      201 20 THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND Application Form and full details aTailable by sending this coupon to: The Atowotart, P.O. ■ea 90, Haaaaeri, P.O. Soa IM Kitala taißat P.O. Bo« 30, la** oc P.O. 80. 277, hum, Nome: (Mr./Mn./MiM) Adenm TRUSTEE: THE CHARTERED BANK (MALAYA) TRUST!! LTD 24-IS-62. X^-J^AiS^k Ea^t* aar^aMaaar T^
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    853 21 SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS rfWE foUowinf is a complete list of revised quotations issued by the Malayan Stock Exchange on Friday. Dec. 21. INDUSTRIALS t. htm Ord» 30 2 40 H.B Petrol 369 3»/> H. If. Tnutttta S« 9 Hi Houctaad 169 1.70 <'on. Tin Small. Praf 17 B 186
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      891 21 NOTICE SECOND MALAYAN FUND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under the terms of the Trust Deed, a distribution of income of the above fund is expected to be made on 15th February 1963 to unit holders registered on 31st December 1962. Malayan Unit Trusts Limited, COOPER BROTHERS d: CO., SecretariesSINGAPORE
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      447 21 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All members of the above Aaso- elation in the State of Singapore will be closed lot business on Tuesday 25th December 1962 being Christmas Day SHIPPING NOTICES T.S.S. "STATE OF MADRAS" Voy: 118 sailing on 27th December 1962 at 2 pm. EMBARKATION TIME. Saloon Class
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      712 21 NOTICES I GOVERNMENT UK lUX COLONY I OF SINOAPOKt 3% 1946 REHABILITATION LOAN (1962-1979) Notice ls hereby given that the Transfer Register of the above Loan will be closed from the Ist January. 1963. to 14th January. 1963. both days inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. By Order THE
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      749 21 NOTICES BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER OF roi.li I SINGAPORE NASSIM t CO., (SINGAPORE) LIMITED will tell by Public Auction ft the compound of CENTRAL POLICE STATION I (South Bridge Road) on THI'RSDAY. 27th DKCEMBER. 19«2. at 12.30 p.m. Unclaimed. Confiscated. In- serviceable and Intestate Estate Articles, comprising:- Bicycles; Watches.
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      542 21 TENDERS D.I.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Director. Drainage and Irrigation. Kuala Lumpur from registered Claw A. B, C. and D Contrao- tors, up to noon on the 14th January 1963 for the supply of paint to the D.l.t for the year 1963. Tender Forma with full
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      495 21 NOTICE I TENDER THE TOWN AUCTIONEERS JKR KEDAH MALACCA TENDER NOTICE Valuable furniture, household TENDERS for the Cor,goods, crockery, etc.. at house No. :of ..Seven t7» Units of Cla >s J943C. Lereh (opposite the golf rs T *2> BI.K-ks \uili course) will be sold by public Ai :illury Services at
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  • TIMES SPORT 1
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      Dark Romance by a nose
      2053 22  -  EPSOM JEEP I By Penang, Sunday j I PEAK OF PERFECTION SCORES EASY WIN FOR P& 0 CUP II.AKK Romance 11 scored a shock win in the Governor's Cup over "B lf at Penang today Generally thought to be a mudlark. Dark Romance II streaked
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      FORTUNE HAS SMILED ON COWDREY AGAIN
      296 22 FORTUNE HAS SMILED ON COWDREY AGAIN By JACK FINGLETON; Adelaide. Sunday IN Melbourne yesterday the Australian batting stars O'Neill. Simpson, Harvey and Booth all had failures for New South Wales against Victoria but here Cowdrey, Sheppard and Graveney prospered to such an extent that England's hopes have surely risen considerably
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      297 22 Yesterday was very hot. Just under the 100. All felt it and it kept the attendance down to under 7.000. Brookes and Chappel both left the neld in distressed condition and Cowdrey sought leave from Hrn umpires to have two additional drinks but the extreme heat in no way
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      129 22 SYDNEY. Sun. EMBOSS (6-1), ridden by Athol Mulley, won I the £1.600 VUliers Stakes over one mile at the Randwick course here yesterday. Two and a half lengths behind EMBOSS was MASPERO (J. Walterhouse) with ICARUS (D. Osborne) 1»4 lengths away third. Dl RRAN: Lotus team drivers
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    733 23 BRITISH LEAGUE SOCCER REVIEW London, Sunday UIDKSP READ fog yesterday wiped out almost half the British Football League programme. Eighteen League matches were postponed 12 in England and six in Scotland and eight abandoned after a hopeful start had been made. Many other games
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    1277 23 Aston Villa 0 Man. City 1 (abandoned after 48 minutes) Leyton I Birmingham 2 Liverpool 3 Blackburn 1 Man ltd. 0 Arsenal 1 i abandoned after 57 minutes) Sheff. Wed 2 Everton 2 Tottenham 4 West Ham 4 P W D L F APU Everton 23 14
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    Sharp shows brilliant form in trial
    347 23 Sharp shows brilliant form in trial LONDON, Sunday. pLY-HALF Richard Sharp, whose form can be so 1 brilliant one day. and disappointing another, gave a brilliant display for the Possibles against the Probables in the English Rugby Union trial at Gloucester yesterday. Sharp completely outshone his opposite number, Phil Horrocks
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    122 23 Halifax 10: Penzance 11 Redruth 0: Plymouth 11 Newton Abbot 6; Pontypool 5 Penan h 0: Rugby 0 Newbridge 10; Somerset Police 8 Torquay 3: Stroud 9 Nuneaton 8; Waterloo 5 New Brighton 8; Stewarts P.P. 0 Ha wick 14: W. Scotland 6 London Scottish 21; St. Bart's 3
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      468 23 NOTICE MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED The Management of Malayan Banking Limited wish to apologise to all its customers and associates for any inconvenience experienced at its Kuala Lumpur Main Office during the end of last week owing to industrial action taken there by such members of its staff as were members
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    157 24 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sun. The I'mno Youth national leader. Dato Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today pledged that I'mno Youths would stand firm behind Tengku Abdul Rahman and his Government in the "present crisis" arising from "provocations to our foreign policy." In a message to
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    409 24  - ONLY SEONG KOK MAKES STAND AGAINST PENANG LEE FOO SAN By IPOH. Sunday IPOH. Sunday PENANG'S badminton champion, 16 -year-old Tan Aik Huang, took only 20 minutes to beat Saw Guan Chye of Selangor 15-3, 15-5 when thx Foong Seong Cup North zone final was continued here tonight. His victory
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    48 24 BRISBANE. Sun— Roy Emerson, the Australian Davis Clip tennis star, who has been suffering from torn rib ligaments, seems likely to be fit to play in the challenge round against Mexico on Dec. 25. Emerson served and smashed freely In a long practice session today.
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    Negri, Perak lead in Sikhs' hockey
    323 24 SINGAPORE, Sunday. NEGRI SEMBILAN created a big upset by beating defending champions Selangor 1-0 when the Malayan Sikhs hockey tournament started at Thomson Road today. Negri, who beat Johore 5-1 in the morning, and Ferak. who also won both their matches today, head the
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    152 24 CINGAPO' Sun—Singapore's leading or-cycluis kc Wong and V g Fook Kwon e ht've rtauri.ee. without trophies out with injunes lroni Jakarta wh«re they had gone to compete to the Indonesian Greiid Prix The Woiiys said:: We have raceii for some ye.. bin. have mg come across
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    71 24 APPUKUTTAN DAMODARAN .ched to City Council MM Dip', passed awny i The rupi'ral will t Om-ral Hospital on M.I > a.m. MR. CHOO LEONG MUAT Mad 60. pa.oi-d away peacefully on 23.12.62 at Coldatream Avenue, leaving behind his hcloved wifi M*W MM Jimmy. Tony, Jackie, Sunny,, John. Roh.rt «;.or-e
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      171 24 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 20 Word* $10 (Minimum) COEI: To May and BUI a m, at OiMMIM Hospital. AUCUS To Rosalind and Al>< > «on mi A.itunta on L'2/12/19«2. Both "■HI. Thank* to doctor and Mntermty staff. BY WATER. To fJwen and Barry dauuhti r Kir.i -.mr.ipnr* NMN Horn,. U-11-O. Ma.,
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      49 24 I SPORTS DIARYI i 1 HOCKEY Malayan Sikhs tourney: Singapore v Perak (7 a.m.). Periling v Negri (8.15). Selangor v Johore (JS.IS). Selangor v Penang (4 p.m. i, Perak v Negri (5.15), Singapore v Johore (5.15), all matches at Thomson Road. BAOMIXTOX: Malayan Sikhs tourney (Beatty Secondary School hall).
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