The Straits Times, 31 December 1962

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    21 1 RAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits TImes Hat*** 1 Estd. 1845. MONDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1962. 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    Lock icon JAKARTA SWOOP
    269 1 Hundreds held at meeting 'People's Volunteer Army' leaders caught 'Planned uprising to achieve its aims 9 JAKARTA, Sunday TROOPS with rifles and fixed bayonets and supported by armoured cars and tanks last night threw a cordon around a theatre here and arrested several hundred people attending an anti-govern-ment
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    25 feared dead in air crash
    64 1 MARSEILLES Sun The wreckage of a French airliner with 25 people on board— three crew and a party of young basketban players was sighted In the mountains of central Corsica today A rescue party is In Its way. 'hough there is little hope of
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    73-union move for chain of strikes
    1032 1  - 73-union move for chain of strikes VICTOR NAYAGAM By Kuala Lumpur, Sunday THE Government faces the threat of a chain of one-day strikes one after another by 73 unions of Government employees throughout the country. This move in support of the railway strike, now in its ninth day, will be
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    Lock icon TITO TO NIK: WE CAN'T CHANGE
    168 1 BELGRADE, Sun—President Tito said here yesterday that he and Mr. vikita Khrushchev told each other "everything that was lying: on our hearts" in talks with no one else present during his recent visit to Russi;i. •'We were able to tell each other all that
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    Mrs. B in Canton
    34 1 PEKTNO. Sun. Ceylon s Prime Minister. Mrs. Slrimavo Bandaranaike. arrived In Cunvon by special train today en roit« to Peking for talks with Chinese leaders on the Slno-Indian border war.
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    Lock icon Jackie is best dressed
    137 1 Jackie is best dressed VI U YORK. Son. 1 Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of the President, has been selected Rest-Dressed Woman of the Year for the third time. Her sister. Princess Lee Radziwill, was second choice. The choice of the 10 best dressed women of 1962 was announced by the
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    Space 'umbrella'
    36 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration yesterday called for bids to build what will be one of its biggest satellites so far a 4. 000-lb "umbrella" to measure the lmoact of micro-meteorites.
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    Empty villages in rebel areas of Sarawak
    301 1 Empty villages in rebel areas of Sarawak From GEOFFREY GELDARD If UCHING, Sun.— The 1V situation in the hard-core rebel areas of Sarawak's Fifth Division is still far from normal, reports the Resident, Mr. R. H. Morris. Some Kedayan villages along the Pandaruan road remain virtually deserted. Mr. Morris, said
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    Lana Turner in naval hospital
    73 1 AOANA (Guam>. Sun.— Actress Lana Turner. who is travelling with the Bob Hope troupe on a tour ot US. military bases in the Par East and the Pacific, waa rushed 10 the emergency ward of the U.S. Naval Hospital here today with acute laryngitis. Ml»s
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    Lock icon Russian trade pact
    33 1 MOSCOW. Sun— Russia will send Mongolia cars, machinery, building materials and oil product* in exchange for cattle, meat, wool and hides under a 1963 trade agreement signed here today. Reuter
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    New Year peace
    29 1 PEKING. Sun. The Nationa-list-held islands of Quemoy and Matsu will not be shelled on New Tear's Eve or New Year's Day, the Communist Defence Ministry announced.
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    Trapped in lift
    74 1 SINGAPORE. Son. Twelve children between two and 15 years of ace were trapped for au bour in a lift which jammed on the sixth floor of the tight-storey Winsfedt Drive flats this afternoon. Firemen finally freed the frightened boys and (iris. In another lift jam in B|<Mk
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    U.N. troops seize border town
    604 1 U.N. troops seize border town T EOPOLDVILLE, Sun. —Irish troops have captured the RhodesiaKatanga border town of Kipushi. where President Tshombe is reported to have taken refuge, the United Nations command announced here today. The Katanga President fled from his Elisabethville palace just before it was seized by Tunisian troops
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon U.S.-Formosa guerillas 'wiped out'
      192 2 HONG KONG, Sunday. Jill. Communist Chinese Ministry of Public Security announced in a communique last night that it had smashed nine groups of "armed U.S.-Chiang Kai-Shek agents." The New China News Agency reported that the agents, who hud either landed by sea or been airdropped into
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      A PEKING PROTEST TO INDIA
      120 2 rOKYO, Sun. Faking Kadio lust night aiciued India of allowing Nationalist Chinese agents "to carry out on Indian soil criminal acti\ ititV against China A Chinese Foreign Ministry Note delivered to the Indian Embassy in Peking said; "This is an action which is in complete
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      Laos allegations
      32 2 VIENTIANE. Sun.— Two International Control Commission teams lrft to investigate charges that foreign troops, supporting both rieht and left-wing factions, hare ri'iuained in Laos In violation of the Geneva accords.
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      Lock icon YOU WILL RETURN: KENNEDY TO CUBAN INVADERS
      230 2 VI I AMI, Sun. PresiiT1 dent Kennedy vowed before a wildly cheering rally of the Cuban Bay of Pigs invaders yesterday that the U.S. would stand behind efforts to free their homeland from Communist rule until success is achieved. He told a crowd
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      Peking: Targets met
      30 2 PEKING. Sun. China announced today that steel, coal. paper and silk factories have all ir.et their production targets ahead 01 schedule this year. No figures were piven.
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      Lock icon One pair of eyes that see for three
      328 2 ...ALIVE WITH THE JOY OF HER VERY FIRST CHRISTMAS PRESENTS LONDON, Sun All the excitement of Christmas morning shines in the eyes of a little girl eyes thatjnust see for her two blind parents. Three^year-old Paddy Profflt, who brings sunshine where there
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      Lock icon Jack goes swimming with two sharks
      85 2 PALM BEACH. Sun. President Kennedy and two sharks went swimming off here yesterday within f)00 yards of one another. The shark left the water first hooked by two fishermen. President Kennedy left the water minutes later when he heard the news. The President went
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      TV for Pakistan
      16 2 KARACHI. Sun.— Pakistan is to have television soon. President Ayub Khan announced yesterday.
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      Lock icon FARINA JAILED FOR DEATH CRASH
      146 2 ROME, Sunday. ITALY'S Court of Cassation yesterday upheld an 1 11-month jail sentence inflicted on former world motor racing champion Nino Farina for a fatal traffic accident. Farina was convicted of manslaughter for an accident on Oct. 17. 1959. on a road near Turin In
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      Vietnam troops hit rebels
      66 2 SAIGON. Sun.— Three hundred troops clashed yesterday with a 500-man Communist guerilla force. killing or wounding at least 50, military sources said today. The two-hour clash occurred about 40 miles north of Saigon. It began when the guerillas attacked a defence perimeter which the troops had
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      Air hopes brighter
      27 2 LONDON. Sun. Prospects for world airline traffic in 1963 ar« considerably brighter. Sir William Hildred. Director-General of th« Intmiational Air Transport Association, said here.
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      A BRIGHT ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR MANILA PREDICTED
      217 3 ILfANILA, SKirL A iTI b r 1 g h t economic outlook for the Philippines was painted by the Governor of the Central Bank, Mr. Andres Castillo, in a yearend review. Decontrol of the peso had brought many advantages to the country, including
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      Coaster sinks
      32 3 LXJNDON, Sun.— A 600-ton Dutch coaster rapalsed off Cornwall in a 60 m.p.h. gale last night. Coast guards said there was little hope of having any of those on board.
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      The 'friendly' talks
      479 3 SATISFIED DELEGATES AT PRELIMINARY MEETING ON KASHMIR: NEXT, A CAMPAIGN OF GOODWILL RAWALPINDI, Pakistan, Sunday. •JHE Indian delegation left here today "satisfied" after three-day talks with Pakistan on their 15-year-old dispute over Kashmir. Sardar Swaran Singh, leader of the Indian delegation, told reporters at the airport that
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      Lock icon Havana to Moscow non-stop: 'A record'
      143 3 Havana to Moscow non-stop: 'A record' MOSCOW, Sun. A Soviet TU-114 prop-jet airliner landed at Moscow Airport today after a non-stop flight from Havana, claiming a new world record. The Soviet news agency Tass said the giant aircraft, capable of carrying 220 passengers and a crew of 15. made the
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      Nikita's choice
      26 3 MOSCOW. Sun.— Mr. Vladimir Lononsov. a hitherto unknown party official, has been appointed to head a powerful new body cont rolling Central Asian affairs.
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      Lock icon 'The VIPs' on the set
      54 3 FILMING has started at last on "The YIPs" starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, seen on the set here. After nearly a month of delays officially caused by "technical and legal difficulties shooting of the film began last week at the MGM studios at Boreham
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      Lock icon Lenin: A secret is out after 17 years
      209 3 Lenin: A secret is out after 17 years MOSCOW, Sun. The 1 1 Soviet Press today lifted the veil on one of the Kremlin's best kept secrets an admission that Lenin's body had been secretly moved from its Red Square mausoleum during World War 11. For nearly four years, from
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      Giant tanker
      25 3 MOSCOW. Sun.— The 62.000 ton Soviet tanker SoJia, the largest Russian merchant ship. was launched in Leningrad yesterday. She is 756 feet long
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      Lock icon 40 YEARS OF THE USSR THE WORLD'S LARGEST EMPIRE
      251 3 40 YEARS OF THE USSR THE WORLD'S LARGEST EMPIRE MOSCOW. Sun. The Kremlin today celebrates the 40th anniversary of the official founding of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, largest empire the world has ever known. It took more than five years of civil war and turmoil before the Communist
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      100 homeless
      26 3 TOKYO, Sun.— About 100 people lost their homes early today when a fire destroyed 18 houses at Asahlgarra in Hokkaido. There were no casualties.
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      Lock icon 'Proposals to lead India, China to conference'
      149 3 UONG KONG, Sun. Ceylon's Prime Minister, Mrs. Sirimavo. Bandaranaike, said today that the six non-aligned Afro-Asian countries which met in Colombo to discuss the SinoIndlan border dispute were confident that their proposals would help bring China and India to the conference table. In
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    AN APPEAL SPARKS OFF LIVELY EXCHANGES
    261 4 AN APPEAL SPARKS OFF LIVELY EXCHANGES .JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. A PLEA by a Socialist Front member Mr. K. Raman to the Johore Bahru Town Council to look into the question of providing quarters for council labourers sparked off a little tiff today at its monthly meeting. Mr. Raman said that
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    POLITICS: BIG ROLE FOR ASIAN WOMEN
    135 4 POLITICS: BIG ROLE FOR ASIAN WOMEN SINGAPORE. Sun. Ger-man-born Mary Saran, 65. arrived here today convinced that women in Asia will soon be playing as big a role -as men in politics. On this. Mary speaks with authority. She is secretary of the International Council of Social Democratic Women, an
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    Police band
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Sum.— The Singapore Police Band will perform at the Istana Negara srounds on New Year's Day from 4.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. The grounds will be open to the public as usual on that day.
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    Talks for those who plan to study abroad
    240 4 Talks for those who plan to study abroad SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chinese V.M.C.A. is organising a series of talks on "Studies Abroad" for students next month. The talks, which will be given by people who are directly concerned with the study facilities in their re- spective countries, are to prepare
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    Chinese singer's recital
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A promising young vocalist, William Thong Yuen, will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre on Feb. 1. Mr. Thong will leave for a fi\e-year course in \ocal training at the Conservatory in Rome In February. Tickets $3. S2. and $1 are available at Robinson's
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    Naval Base union told of difficulties ahead
    596 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. THE president of the Naval Base Labour Union. Mr. James De Cruz, today warned his members of the tremendous difficulties and problems in the years ahead. He said that the proposed formation oi a single union for all civilian employees in
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    We're as good for MCS as men, say women
    322 5 We're as good for MCS as men, say women WUALA LUMPUR, Sun. v The Federation Government was urged today to open the Malayan Civil Service to women. The call cairn/ Horn women leaders who .said that women were as capable as men and must, be given every incentive to ro
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    DUMPING HITS THE HIGHLAND FARMERS
    347 5 TANAH RATA. Sunday. yEGETABLE farmers in the Cameron Highlands have petitioned the Federation Government through their member of Parliament on their deteriorating economic condition because of foreign imports of cabbages from nearby countries. There are about 700 farmers in the Highlands, centred mainly In the
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    'Highway' hits at petrol price increase
    168 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The increase (from Tuesday) of 10 cents a gallon in the price of petrol is deplored in The Highway, journal of the Automobile Association of Singapore. The article headed "1%3 a year of darkness for motorists" agrees that more money should be
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    An appointment welcomed
    50 5 PENANG. Sun— The president ■>! tht Pennnß Port Commission Senior Offices Association, i Inche Mohamid bta M< man. saifl today Malayans warmly welcomed the appointment of Inche lanaU oin Nsali Marzukl as the new general manager of (he Commission He was speaking at the 1 association's annual
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    DEATH ON ROAD EVERY EIGHT DA YS IN IPOH
    276 5 IT IPOH. Sunday ROAD deaths in Ipoh town averaged one for every eight days, < according to figures for the first 11 months of the year compiled by the municipality. Thc>e fatalities were described by Mr C.H. Yin (People's Progressive party
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    Judge: What I did for speedy justice
    142 5 Judge: What I did for speedy justice IPOH. Sun. SyeW Hassan Al-Jetiri. President of the Se.ssioiii, Court here, told a mixed gathering including the police that he had done everything for the attainment of SPEEDY justice. Speaking at a dinner given by his court staff here last night on the
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    Annual dance
    31 5 PENANO. Sun.— The staff ut Radio Malaya and the Department ol Information in Penang held their annual get-together dinner and dance at the Pulau Tikus community hall last night.
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    Tengku on the air
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Suu.— The Primp Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will broadcast a New Year message tomorrow at 7.10 n.m over Radio Malaya The message will be broadcast again op New Year's Day
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    Motorists are urged to practise tolerance
    153 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Highway, journal of the Automobile Association of Singapore, has advised motorists in 1963 to "pause and think and practise tolerance and patience." The association appealed to members to show patience on the road, lend a helping hand to fellow motorists, make
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    HELEN IS IN 'MISS 1963' CONTEST AT DANCE
    118 5 HELEN IS IN 'MISS 1963' CONTEST AT DANCE Kt'ALA LI'MPIR. Sun.— More than 20 girls teachers, part-time models, receptionists and stenographers will contest for the title "Miss 1963" at a New Year's Eve dance at the Chinese Assembly Hall. It will be the highlight of the danee the last of
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    'Malaysia is only the beginning'
    254 5 SINGAPORE. Sunday. ■THE president ot the Malayan Indian Congress In A Singapore, Mr. John Jacob, said in a New Year message that after merger and Malaysia. Singapore future. "With merger and Malaysia our task does not come to an end— in fact. It only begins,
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    Leaflets tell how to prevent crime
    229 5 Leaflets tell how to prevent crime IPOH. Sun.— Ten thousand copies of rive types of leaflets are be- ing distributed to the people of Ipoh by the police in an effort to prevent crime, especially during the present 1 holiday season. Supt. Balwant Snmh. 0.C.P.D.. Ipoh. urges the public not
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    $200 m. trade balance
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Malaya had a favourable trade balance of $200.2 million during the Bm 1 1 months of this year. This was $164.1 million less than the favourable balance for the 1 same period last year.
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    Gold medal award
    28 5 KLANG. Sun— The High School Old Boys Association has decided io award a void medal to the •school's bcsi scholar in (be Senior Cambridge eramlnation.
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    Political influence over society denied
    416 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Land Finance Co-operative Society Ltd., Mr. R. Govindasamy, today denied that the board's decisions were "influenced by political motives." Mr. Govindasamy, who was addressing the Society's second annual meeting here, was replying
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    Five-year plan for Brunei
    60 6 JESSELTON. Sun.— The Brunei Government has prepared a new five-year plan, 1962-67, to diversify the country's economy by developing agricultural and forest resources and introducing secondary industries. It was announced here that the plan envisages development of a comprehensive national system 'of education, improved health and
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    Electoral rolls for display
    34 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Federation's revised electoral register of 2,606.596 names will be on display throughout the country from Jan. 1 to Jan. 28. The old register had 2.471,366 names.
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    Doctor weds a lecturer
    159 6 T\R. Samuel C. E. Abraham and his bride, Dulcie P. N. Navaratnam, after their wedding at St. Mary's Church in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The bride, a senior lecturer at the Malayan Teachers' College iv Pantai Valley, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
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    21 SONG AND DANCE ITEMS FROM JAPAN
    174 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Japanese (Toho) Dance Troupe will depict traditional Japanese life in 21 different dance and song numbers when they perform at the Pavilion Theatre here on Jan. 16 and 17. The troupe, which was founded in 1935, is subsidised by
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    Death of a cyclist
    64 6 PENANO, Sun. A gardener, M. Manickam, 49, died in the General Hospital last night, three hours after he was knocked down by a car near the junction of Burmah Read and College Lane while he was cycling home. The car was slightly damaged. Manickam's death was
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    'Longest Day best film
    105 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Darryl F. Zanuck> production of "The Longest Day" —an epic of the Normandy landing by allied forces in World War II has been chosen best motion picture of 1962 by the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures in America. The film was selected
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    Police 'yes' to protest march on arrests
    243 6 k UALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The police have agreed to allow the Selangor branch of the Labour Party to hold a procession in protest against the recent detention of Socialist Front members. There Is one condition— the march can be held only if there
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    STB warned: Secret ballot or strike
    322 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. rpHE Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union today warned that there might be a strike by workers of the Singapore Telephone Board unless a secret ballot was held to determine the issue of union representation among the workers. The warning was contained In
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    THE STORM IN THE CHANNEL...
    2388 7  - THE STORM IN THE CHANNEL... GEORGES SIMENON by AS MAIGRET READ ABOUT MICE— IT looked as if fate had taken mischievous advantage of Chief Inspector Maigret's extended leave from headquarters to confront him, ironically, with the most glaring prool of the unreliability of human evidence. And this time the famous
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      6 7 TOMORROW: The question Maigret couldn't answer
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    89 8 M Mora's Sl* OliHimiim) MR MRS. IMM Pernra. thank MISt TAN Al CHENG Thanks nd ih» Ndnn ol Wart 11-'l 1 QMttaJ Hospital (or ihtir devoted care. MR. AND MRS. An n. Koh BM < 1.-onit lh.ink all Irirnd« md ratBUVM 'or ttnr :<luni>lc praaeata, (MlStaaM »nd •'■mdiiirt on
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    25 8 :<■ H..rW« I WaajaaaaiJ IN LOVING MEMORY of mv grandpa i ho kit mr on tne U-12-W. KM ilnr soul in everlasting PMC*, i'hiln.
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    688 8 The Straits TImes Monday. December 31. 1962. The Borneo Claim No-one need doubt the occasion and the reason for the British Government's invitation to the Philippine? Government to discuss at 8 meeting in London the security j and stability of Soulh-Easi It i>. ot course, the British response to the
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    Estate Row
    257 8 The National Union ol Flan- j tation Workers yesterday car- rird its mr with the National Land Finance Co-operative Society a stage further. As 95 I per cent of the Society's shares j are held by estate workers, j said the Unions President they ought to have 95
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    Congo Dilemma
    303 8 The new armed action in Elisabethville by United Nations forces has, as previously, been a military suc-i-ess. Tshombe"* gendarme* have been scattered and Tshombe himself has left his capital. U.N. control ol I the city, including the allimportant Katanga Bank, is I complete. Now as fifteen months ago,
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    1329 8  - How many fingers on the nuclear buttons? ALISTAIR HETHERINGTON AS MORE AND MORE NATIONS CLAMOUR FOR THE ULTIMATE DETERRENT by TODAY the world contains two major nuclear powers and two minor ones. Soon, if the American plan for a European deterrent is accepted, the world will contain two major nuclear
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      400 8 \TR. RICHARD SIDNEY came to Malaya as headmaster of the Victoria Institution. Selangor. in 1923. He has also taught in the Penang Free School. High School. Bukit Mertajam. and the Bukit Zahrah School. Johore Bahru. Most of the 40 years he has spent here have been devoted
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      The police
      69 8 PERMIT me some space in your columns to express my appreciation and that of my boys <ot the Methodist Afternoon School) for the extreme courtesy of the Singapore police. I have just returned from a one-week educational and goodwill tour of Singapore with a grouD of 38 boys
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    342 8  -  JOHN EARLE by |{O.MI. sun. The Italian. Hkc most Latins, rrrard* luiuli as an rssrtitial if not sacred, institution. l'hi> is one reason why the overwhelming majority of livil servants are resisting attempts to make them <• h.me r their working hours. At
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      40 8 MOST ATTRACTIVE AND LATEST 1 At TAJMAHAL STORE Xl ALA II MPI K Remember it payi to buy the best. Exclusive Store for Ladles it Men's wear Ladies' Dressmakers Gent's Outfitters. 34. Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman. K. Lumpur. Trl: *****
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      171 8 inniQ i->d t ba* T>ada atupandou* I prograss during th* past I d "Cada in tha industrial fiaieJ Engmaaring itamß of an •r»ap«». sizae and daaeriptio->« M\ gMa9 roll out from har faetonaa H'^fc and tha, all conform to the> moat axaetmg Indian or international apaeificat>ona. l||||i Mort thin t
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    TALKS TO SOLVE AN EGG PROBLEM
    168 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of National Development is now having talks with the Federation Government about restrictions on imports of Singapore eggs. Mr Tan Kia Gan. the Minister for National Development *aid this when he declared open the new two-mile long Kampong Potong Pa^ir
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    Amateurs form own variety club
    196 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. FIFTY-SIX amateur teenage singers, dancers and musicians met at the conference room of the Stadium Negara today and formed the Variety Club of Malaya. The club will protect periormers from being exploited, offer tuition from competent musicians and find a suitable place
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    Magistrates in jobs switch
    57 9 RAUB. Sun.— lnclie Abu Tallb bin Othman, a magistrate from Kualo Lumpur, Is to be posted nerc as President of tho Sessions Court and Circuit Magistrate (or Wost Pahang H; will take the place of InchiAbdul Razalc bin Dato Hajl Abu Snmah who will be transferred
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    A love match—in HEAVEN
    573 9  - A love match— in HEAVEN GUNN CHIT THYE: THEY MET AND FELL IN LOVE AFTER DEATH YEARS AGO— WEDDING IN TEMPLE TOMORROW By PENANG. Sunday A BOY who died 28 years ago and a girl who died 24 years ago will "marry" at the Seng Ong Bio temple in Bridge
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    Merdeka stamp invalid from -July —
    105 9 Merdeka stamp invalid from -July SINGAPORE. Sun— The Postmaster General. Malaya, announced today that the special 10-cent postage stamp issued to mark Malaya's independence on Auk. 31. 1957. and which was withdrawn from sale on Dec. 31, 1957 will be invalid (or postage and rrvrnue purposes from July 1. 1963.
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    $1,300 robbery
    39 9 1,300 robbery SINGAPORE. Sun.— Three thufh tollowed a bookseller. Au Khai. 46. into his North Bridge Road shop at 1 a.m. today and robbed him of i 51. 300 cash after forcing him at dagger-point to open his safe.
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    Senator due back
    30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.—Senator Athi Nahappan. chairman of the Malayan Indian Congress. Selanßor branch, returns on 1 Saturday after attending the United Nations General Assembly in Npw York-
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    Fourth term for Penang's Mayor Ooi
    72 9 PENANG. Sun. The Mayor of George Town, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. will be re-elected for a fourth term on Tuesday. His deputy, Mr. N. Patkunam, will also be reelected. This was unanimously approved at a meeting of the Penang division of the 80--cialist Front
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    New air service
    32 9 JESSELTON, Bun. Borneo Airways will begin a new service to the Interior airstrip of Sepulot on Jan 4 with flights on the first and second Friday of each month.
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    Raub to Seremban
    22 9 RAUB. Sun.— Mr 8. Narayanan. lunlor Assistant Commissioner for Labour. Raub is -o be transferred o Seremban on Wednesday.
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    The red scarf dance
    171 9 Stadium is packed for PAP concert SINGAPORE, Sunday. A CAPACITY crowd of more than 7,000 packed the Happy World stadium last night for the People's Action Party's eighth anniversary celebration 1 concert. r Party chairman. Dr. Ton Chin Chye, spoke of the overwhelming majority who voted
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    More 'pirates' arrested
    50 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Four morr pars were seized and three more men arrested yesterday In the bif? police crackdown on pirate taxis, to bring the figures since Dec. 26 to 21 cars impounded and 18 arrest*. Yesterday's raids again took place in Havelock, Kirn Kcat and Alexandra roads.
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    Accused of raping daughter
    72 9 Accused of raping daughter JOHORE BAHRU. Bu unemployed lorry driver, Ang Cheng Hong, 42. was charged in the Magistrate's Court here today with raping his 16-year-old daughter. The offence Is alleged to have been committed In their home In Lorong 3. Jalan Ngee Heng. at about 10.45 p.m. on Nov.
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    HE WANTS TO PAINT MALAYSIA IN OILS
    124 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. One of Australia's leading painters. Mr. Bruce Fletcher, 26. is in Singapore to capture Malaysian scenes and peoples in oils for an exhibition in Melbourne. From what he has seen since his arrival here over the weekend he la confident of
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    New Year treat
    38 9 I SINGAPORE. Sun.— The RAF Tengah Is sponsoring a big tre:i' organised by the Bukit Timah youth club lor 400 underprivileged children on New Years Day at 4 I p m. in Bukit Timah MM
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    Rotary dinner
    21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. An luter-city Rotary dinner will be held at the Language Institute Pantai Valley, on Jan. 3.
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    MB opens clinic
    57 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— The Mcntri Besar of Johore. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hail Yuno«. 10- day opened a new $11,000 Government clinic at Kampong Sungrl Tlram Tin- is the first clinic, which is slatted with a resident mldwifr. 10 dp opened lnvlohore Bahru district. It will serve-
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      146 9 TOMORROW IS NEW YEAR'S DAY... REMEMBER TO BUY Kodak FILM NOW! > Holidays are more fun when you take JL^y^'rr S^~ pictures or movies. Kodak color film h3oiB?Pvs? enriches the memorable day in true- !l33j33^^v£r 1^ uP^O^^ Use KODACOLOR RLM for color "»p--4 shots... EKTACHROME FILM for excellent 'J y
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      211 9 Eye danger signals RED RIMS jJ^k I WATERING STYES '-IP m BLOODSHOT I BSO WHITES I TWED EYES SMARTING BEL 1 1 I\T fAY modern treatment fS/^K^l W|#l I VA (or eye health I l \J/ I Eyes that face the dangers of dusi germs, sun glare and strain, need
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      467 9 RADIO MALAYA I RADIO SINGAPORE WTIOWI. SHORTWAVE ■■■■■in *|.RVirF SERVICE 41.7 METRES %H XIUS A.M.: 600 Time Signal. Negara-ku. News Headlines: 6.05 SHORTWAVE SKKVICE Morning Melodies; 7.00 Rendez- 41 METRES vous With Music; 7 JO Time Bignal News; 7.35 Breakfast A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 Club; 8.00 Time Signal. News
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    RAIL STRIKE: CAUSES AND EFFECTS
    1668 10 Dato Ahmad answers 21 questions on dispute The general manager of the Malayan Railway, Dato Ahmad bin Perang, answers questions on why the strike happened and how it affects everybody. QVER the last few days, I and my officers have been asked numerous questions about
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    Improved offers will benefit 1,000 monthly-paid employees
    990 10 Improved offers will benefit 1, 000 monthly-paid employees 'THE following table shows how the 1 .000 odd monthly-paid staff will benefit from the improved offers made by the Malayan Railway. For example, the Sleeping Car Attendant, who has completed seven years' service and Is now drawing the maximum salary of
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      1039 11 COMPANY MEETING MALAYAN TIN DREDGING AND SOUTHERN MALAYAN TIN DREDGING The Annual General Meetings of Malayan Tin Dredging. Ltd., und Southern Malayan Tin Dredging. Ltd.. were held on December 14 in London. The following are extracts from the statements of the Chairman. Mr. F. O. Charlesworth: MMAIAN TIN DREDGING LTD.
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      969 11 see our way clearly Derore decl-s-ons are made. I hsve no doubt that it is in the interests ot members tlia: this alternative should be fully investigated even though, in the event of our deciding to revert to our earlier plan to equip the property with a fourth bucket dredge,
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      922 11 [■■■iiMßMMKiißMtyj^^l^aMUll (Continued from Page 8) I PHOTOGRAPHY 20 Word* SS (Mm.) Sox if ctl. txtrm CITY PHOTO STUDIO, tsw. Ucylaas Koad. B'pore. Reoert Re-orcaolsatioD/ Air-condltiooed. Special Coocaaaioo to all. TeL 433*2. HOOVER STUOIO. The s*lrat Lea* ins electronic Cool-LJgtit System's Studio to B'por*. SERANCOON BROADWAY (air. conditioned) studio. 48. Upper
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      1032 11 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* S3 (Mm.) Box St ct: extra TRACTOR MECHANICS REQUIRED by Civil Engineering Contractors. Only experienced men need apply Box A 4640 Is. r Singapore. LEADING SOFT DRINK Company Requires Experienced Salesman with ~i Ton Driving Ucen^e. Must speak Good English and several Chinese dialects and have
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      1015 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Word* U (Min.)— Box St cU. txtrm TO LET One Storey House st Ceylon Road. Apply Phone ***** (Spore). ROOM N*. IS Chiap Guan Aye, off Hillside Drive single or double no children. Apply above address or Pbone ***** (Spore). ONE EXCELLENT FURNISHED Room at Eastern Mansion Katong
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      811 11 EDUCATION it Word* SS (Him.)— Box St eU. txtrm YOUR 18«3 RESOLUTION shall be to master Shorthand/Typewriting Si 4 months (Guaranteed) Enrol now for 19«3 Sessions with "1.T.5.". IS, Lorong 30 Geylang. Spore. (*****) POSTAL TUITION Prepare systematically tor 1963 examinations through the largest correspondence institution in Malays for H.S.C,
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      1029 11 VECHICLES WANTED it Word* Si (Min.)— Box tt ct: txtrm RILCY PATHFINDER must be In good condltloi Phone K.L. ***** 1 Douglas, during office hour*. IMMEDIATE CASH OFFERED for a medlura-slzed good used car. 1997 on- Tel. (Spore) *****. VEHICLES FOR SALE :o Ward* Si (Min.)— Box tt ct*. txtrm
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      764 11 STEAMBATHS, MASSACE, ETC. M Wmrd* SS (Min.)— Box it ct.. txtrm TIRSOt LET LAURA Massaga I Stramostn refresh you Licensed Mas- seur/Masseuse 819-P River Valley I Koad, B'pore. Telephone ***** lu.uu i a.m to 8.00 p.m snarp. CENTLCMEN (or ewedJsb massage. sieamnatrts, taclsi skin treatment. manicures and pedlrurea. Ring 21r>«u
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  • STRAITS TIMES BOOK REVIEW
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      A saint in soldier's clothing
      851 12  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD By THE Victorians thought (Jordon a saint, though a saint in soldier's clothing. His reputation has suffered at the hands of later biographers, and the truth, as Mr. Sparrow decides, is betwixt and between. Mr. Sparrow's interest in Gordon began with the discovery
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      AN ODD LOT OF ILLNESSES
      307 12 FAMOUS ILLNESSES IN HIbTORY. By R. Scott Stevenson. (Eyre and Spottiswoode. 21s. By Walter Warwick DR. Scott Stevenson's lamous illnesses are a somewhat odd lot, from Washington's death to Napoleons, from King Edward Vll'.s appendix to Princess Charlotte's baby, the secret operation on President Cleveland
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      17 12 THE LATEST IN DESIGN AND COLOUR now available at the TOOTAL dealers IMU" <JlAfcK!fr> IO «NEO SIN&APOM
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      303 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Som« defence for mother 1 Eg. Bang see 11 (6>. joining the men in art enclo5. Decoration puts flier at head sure <Bi. of the table 181. 7. Tries to arrange ceremonial 9. Ensure trouble from the start performances (I). when golfer's cry at re-
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      1450 13 10 LKERPOOI WESI COASI U.K. uua S-pari sam f rfiaa pm**b AJAX Avormout^ Li«trt**l I* Pt Jin 2 Ja* 1 lairtes litiipitl. fiiataow Gli. 31 Jai 1 Jai 4 MARON li.eneil Ml I >- I JM l/ll >M II ASTTtNU Liierpool Ja* 1 lai I Jai 18/11 PERSEUS cKeiMil, G'asgOK
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      1417 13 WLAIJ *Wf) I flri^^fMktiW^M THE E. A. C. LINES- I SAIIINSS 10 fiENOJL U HAVRE. kMMSURS. BREMEN, ANlWtkr IQIItROAM AMSTERbAM. OSLO. fcBTHENBURB AND COPENHA6EN |3f\te^\lM "FALSTRI* 'I. Sailed 30 Dtc 2 Jai 21/18 Die Velr^V-l •"SIBONGA- a) 11 Die/ 4 Jm 5, 7 Jaa 1/ I JM V^Aj^U/ ,uii>«ui« ai
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      1503 13 7^ W IMT IT Jf R^ ip EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL CONIINENTAL^ORJj. raara P. S'haa f*a**B BENMACDHUI (H) Hlirf. L'OOI, G'mouth la ,n /J J BENDORAN (E.Lp.) L'ptll. H'Urg. Hull, R'dar* S. IS Die II OIC 11/ 1 Ja* 4/ 5 BENVRACRIE (E.U laalM. MiOdieitrougn I* PL/Ja* 4 JM
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      1317 13 McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. W. ELLERMAN LINE tV KLAVENESS LINE »^^K IONDOM HAMBUW. HUnERfMIJ lM A-...0 SIN FRINCISCO ..«f W 2? -f.. M l! U UATUE. VtNCOUVER I PORTLAkt tin OF BJEIIINCIOH UcaatiM cart* lor Ciitnl a. SMtt rNr. p.sijj. *m* UPirtTtdiy 1/1 la. r *ar. "s'haJT P,n,n, CITY OF
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      CLOSING PRICES
      25 14 RIBBKR TIN i per Ib.l (per pirul) Dec. 24 $4!5.57'i 25 **4S 27 81i, cts. $425.57' i 28 80'- cU. 5426.87 29 5427.00
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      1962: Big growth in share dealings
      1849 14 1962: Big growth in share dealings From Our Market Correspondent TWO things stand out conspicuously in the past year as far as the Malayan Stock Exchange is concerned the almost fantastic growth of interest by the general public and spread of dealings and the extent of the capital appreciation in
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      Tin price closes firmer
      163 14 ON Snturclny morning the Straits tin prire wa» declared at $427 per picul. the hlfhe«t level for the tour day trading weeK. The price on Monday and Thursday was $425.37 2 nnd increased on Friday by $1.50 lo $426 H7 Saturday morning's offering nai 266 <
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      COMMODITY REVIEW
      263 14 COMMODITY REVIEW ■Ml iruf> orrt M; r nta And i-enti. rr.«p<itively On Thursiiiy the prtM tteneMted from sotiif "iKirt-iovrrinK iroin strike-hound Port ItmltWl mill ftimian thlp. ■M ttiat l«>rt Ahull mil now Inurtml rlsrulivrr Shipmenti nl rulilKi frnnl M:il.i\i •«> Ra* i m Novpmlter totalled JJ.7SO tonii. tnlloued riv Hits
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      60 14 THE Malayan lasMMai Ranht' Atasaeateaa mmbi ikeas ekaaa** in '<* run la BBttcaaata on &itur<lay (all Mim Canjrtj BMyMf I 1 S3 I 2. (iirmnil ii <i si I I credit bill*. M it trait* MHa ttllinx TT of OD ready: Canada It Bciilian Francs ItSI Holland Cuildr."
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      883 14 rpilE state of share* on the Malayan Stock Exchange show last business to December 21 (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest badness this year to date were: INOUSTIUIS II I ii»i Incii 2.35 W O'9l 2.35
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      22 14 v.«. 1% o>< u». u« Influitnall: Tim v 7 S luMtn: 17* -7 I.VI) 17S.t« Jan. 1. I*sl KM.
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      1042 14 SAIUNOSt IU IK Deo Spore Oeo. PtnonQ Art. U.K. -CHITRAL- 10 Jen 11 Jen I 2 Pea "CHUSAN- 31 j. a f Fa* 21 «eb "ORONSAY- 10 Fee 3 Met "CATHAY" 11 Met 12 Met 3 Apr "ORCAOES" IS Mer 4 Ap. "CHITRAL" 10 Ap. 11 A P 3 May
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      49 14 THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND Application Form and full details nvailabip tn sending this coupon to: The Monaaen, P.O. Bo« 90, Slnqaport. f.O »o» IM K««ia Lumew O Bos 30. Ipoh or P O Bo» 277. PetMna Name: iMr./Mn./Mm) Adairen TRUSTEE- THE CHARTERED BANK MALAYA) TRUSTEE ITO 51. 12. 01
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    SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
    808 15 SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS THE following is a complete IM of revised quotations Issued by the Malayan Stock Exc hange on Friday. Dec. 28. INDUSTRIALS Alex Onti MM 2.40 8.8 ivirol JK/V JW/J B. M. Trustees 3". W 41 3 Bouslead I.BS I.TU Coo. Tio smell. Pref 17/« XC Ord»
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      1666 15 P 4 O. SN. COMPANY S.S. "SALMARA" As you are aware, the strike of Uie Malayan Railway Staff has seriously disrupted port working at Port Swettenham. The Port Management has ruled that cargo due to arrive in the above vessel cannot be handled at Port Swettenham. In these circumstances the
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      1580 15 SHIPPING NOTICES WILH WILHELMSEN LINE M/S "TOURNAT Arrived Singapore on 20th December 1962. A General Survey of all damaged cargo discharged here from the above vessel will be held at S-H.B. godown No. 46 Irom 8.30 am. to 11 am, on 29th December 1962 and 3rd January, 1963. No further
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      806 15 NOTICES ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE The private road known as KIAN HONO ROAD, off 11* mile Jurong Road, will be closed from I midnignt 31.13.1962 to mid-night i 1.1.1963. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA la the High Court at Penang j Originating Petition No. 8 of IIH
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      1067 15 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES ONLY candidates with the stipulated qualifications n«ed apply. Applicants must satisfy tbe usual birth and residential qualification*. I. ASSISTANT SUPKRINTEXDEN'T OF FI'RMTI R! Central Supplies Office. QUALIFICATIONS St EXPERIENCE: Cambridge School Certificate or Government Chinese Senior Middle HI Certificate or Ooternment School Certificate (Chinese) or equivalent. Experience
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      2267 16  - To Jega crown again NORMAN SIEBEL -By He was Asia's most exciting sprinter of the 12 months JTIVE gold medal achievements and three disappointments were the red letter entries in my Malayan Sporting Record for 196% The di s appointments came where they hurt most, in soccer and badminton. The
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      424 16 TOOTAL COMPETITION PRIZE-WINNERS First Prize of $500/NG CHENG NAI 39-B Cantonment Road, Penong. Dealer: GIM BEE Co., 547 Penang Road, Penang. Second Prizes of $250/- each M« CHU SO KAN, 70 Jolon Station, Po»ir Mov Kelontorv Dcotar STYLE MART, 355 -E Jolon Temepoqong, Koto Bhoru. Mr. LOOI AH SOO, 22
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      99 16 the ideal DRINK FOR ALL OCCASIONS M MOTHERS! Give your children instant relief from colds, fever, headaches and sore throats! Give them Rexall Children 1 Aspirin. Raspberry flavoured and so pleasant to take, the tablets can be chewed or taken with milk or water. CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN Serving Malaya and the
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      Lock icon BIG FREEZE WIPES OUT 42 GAMES
      550 17 FROST, ICE AND SNOW AGAIN ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUE REVIEW London, Sunday FROST, ice and snow yesterday caused the biggest blackout in the history of English League football. Only ten of the 45 English League matches could be played. Including the Scottish fixtures, seven
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      Tables and results
      1299 17 Burnley 4 Shrff. Wed. o NoiU Forest 3 West Ham 4 roitpwied: Arsenal v Everton. Birmingham v Bolton, Blackpool v Blackburn. Ipswich v Tottenham. Leytnn v Leicester, Liverpool v Aston Villa. Manchester Utd. v Fulham, Sheffield Utd. v Manchester City, West. Bromwlch v Wolves. P W D
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      Scottish XV to meet France picked
      173 17 LONDON. Sun. Electrical heating under the turf enabled the final Scottish Rugby Union trial to be played at Murrayfleld yesterday when snow and ice all but wiped out the first class Rugby programme. The selectors were hoping for a convincing display from their Probable
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      88 17 Maria in 3-set win over Darlene DORT ELIZABETH, Sun 1 Maria Bueno (Brazil), former Wimblecon women's singles champion, won two titles in the Eastern Province lawn tennis championships here yesterday. She defeated Darlene Hard (United States), 6-4. 3-6. 6-3. in the women's singles final and then took the women's doubles,
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      51 17 MIAMI BEACH, Sun.— Tony Roche, one of Australia's best lawn tennis prospects, who has been widely tipped as a future Davis Cup star, won the 18-and-under section of the international Orange Bowl tournament for juniors here. Roche beat compatriot Geoffrey Pollard 6-1. 6-3, 7-5 In the all-Australian
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      419 17  -  JACK FINGLETON l*_ MELBOURNE, Sun. The overnight story of the Duke of Norfolk's rallying cry from England of "We must attack, attack, attack in Melbourne" drew a ready response from Ted Dexter at his Sunday morning press Interview here today. "Yes,"
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      44 17 MOSCOW. Sun. Valery Brumcl, world high jump record holder, cleared 2.10 metres '6ft 10' j indoor meeting here yesterday. This was Bruniol's first official competition after he established a new world's best of 2.27 m. (7ft s>4> last September. Reuter.
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      17 17 SUNGEI PATANI. Sun— Perafc beat Kedah 5-4 in a charity soccer match played here today.
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      30 18 WARSAW Sun.— Polish Communist Party and Government leaders returned here today after friendly" talks with Mr. Khrushchev in Kiev. Neither side gave ar.y Indication of what was discussed
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      24 18 60 m. p.h. winds TOKYO. Sun. Gusts of more j than 60 m p.h. winds damaged 73 houses in Shizuoka prefecture I today.— UPl
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      150 18 WEST AND RUSSIA ALLIANCE 'LIKELY' T ON DON. Sun. A columnist of The People today expressed the opinion that an alliance between the West and Russia, similar to that of the war-time alliance against Nazi Germany, was now likely. He said: "Mr. Khrushchev's retreat in Cuba was one of many
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      2208 18 MAIN SPRINT GOES TO PEAK OF PERFECTION 1 RACING with Epsom Jeep Penang Sunday BRILLIANTLY ridden by Moses Lee, Mr. E. L. Chan's Cash Inn scored a smashing 2£length win from the hot favourite National Joy in the $20,000 Penang Gold Cup over lOf at
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      21 18 PETER JEYARATNAM W] departed 31 19.69. Living always. with us In spirit, though gone. Inaart«d by Grace and family.
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      272 18 JAKARTA. Sun. THE Malayan Ambassador here, Dato Haji Kamaruddin bin Haji Idris, said yesterday that the rebel leader, A. M. Azahari, could have achieved his objective by constitutional means. He told a 15-man Indonesian delegation protesting against Malaya's Brunei policy that Azahari's party.
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      151 18 A LOR STAR. Sun.— DefendIng champions Zalbidi Ismail and Miss Teoh Slew Yong won three titles each In the Kedah Open badminton championships which concluded here last night. Zaibidi won the singles crown for the fifth consecutive year when he beat Wong Tat Meng 11-15. 15-11. 15-1
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