The Straits Times, 10 December 1963

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    20 1 AVER^^ft^^AlLY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125.000 The Straits Times flew* 0 Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon 80 DIE IN A FLASH
    524 1 PanAm Boeing explodes LIGHTNING, A BLAST, FALLING BODIES AND DEBRIS, THEN A SECOND BLAST AND A SCORCHING FIELD OF FIRE ELKTON (Maryland), Monday A PAN-AMERICAN Boeing 707 jet airliner plummeted to earth near here last night with 80 people aboard after a midair explosion thought
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    Lock icon A birthday party for Brunei rebels
    128 1 A birthday party for Brunei rebels JAKARTA. Mon J About 200 people turned up at the National Front Politir a 1 Confederation headquarters here last night to celebrate thp first anniversary of the rebel "Unitary State of North Kalimantan (Borneo)." The celebration rally was held in light rain in a
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    Lock icon Car bomb blast kills two
    401 1  -  LIM BENG TEE By SINGAPORE. Mon. The fourth of a series of mysterious explosions in Singapore claimed tw« victims in Sennett Estate last night. It is believed to be the work of the so-called "mad bomber." who has set off three explosions near the Katong
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    Lee outlines four major objectives
    223 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. T»HE first business session of the new Singapore Legislative Assembly opened here today with a Government presentation of four major objectives to be secured by 1968. Rapid increase in vocational schools to provide the sinews of industrialisation, maintenance of the current overwhelming confidence
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    Hunger strike
    35 1 TAIPEH. Mon. Student* of a deaX and dumb school In Tainan, Southern Formosa, staged a hunger strike over the week-end and demanded the resignation of their principal who had expelled seven students. UPT.
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    Hunter shot-by bird
    81 1 LONDON. Mon. Mrs. Helen Smith was shot in the back yesterday by a pheasant that was thought to be dead. Mrs. Smith, 53. was hunting with her husband. Col. Henry Smith. 55. when he shot the bird and hung it over his shotgun. The pheasant jerked in
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    Sinatra's son is kidnapped
    344 1 GUNMAN FORCES YOUNG SINGER INTO HIS CAR LOS ANGELES, •Monday. J^S ALERT was issued today for two suspects in the kidnapping of Frank Sinatra Jr. 19, who was taken at gunpoint from his Lake Tahoe motel home in Stateline, Nevada. The Nevada Highway Patrol, aided by
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    Lock icon Mackintosh leaves
    39 1 BRUNEI TOWN, Mon.— A 17--gun salute boomed here today In a farewell tribute to Brunei's departing High Commissioner, Mr. A.M. Mackintosh. He was leaving the British-pro-tected Sultanate to take up an appointment In Britain's Foreign Office -UPI.
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    Lock icon Laos buying in HK
    22 1 HONO KONG. Mon. Local traders report Increased buying here of foodstuffs and consumer goods by Laotian importers. UPI.
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    $32,000 fishing boats piracy
    175 1 $32,000 fishing boats piracy JJUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Twenty Indonesian pirates, including ;i woman, robbed 12 Malaysian fishermen and lowed away six boats containing fishing Rear, and other property worth $32,000, a poli c c spokesman s;iid today. The gunboat intercepted the flshii.g boats at One Fathom Bank, oft* Pulau Ketam.
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 THREAT TO ERHARD BONN. Mon— Reinforced ditails »f security guards mashed around Chancellor l.uihvii: Erhard today to protrtt him from unidentiried man who said the West (.t-rniun leader may be killed by tonight U P I
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Marshal Sarit lies in state at Marble Temple
      377 2 PRESIDENT JOHNSON RECALLS PREMIER'S GREAT WORK JJANGKOK, Mon. Thailand's Prime Minister. Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat. today lay in state in a gilded pavilion at Bangkok's Marble Temple the first commoner accorded this honour. Dressed in his white Field Marshal's uniform, he lay
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      Lock icon Minh: Cambodia talks useless
      163 2 OAIGON, Mon. The leader of South Vietnam's military junta said today his Government is not in favour of an international conforrnce on Cambodian neutrality and integrity. Major Gen. Duong Van Minh, chairman of the military Revolutionary Council, said in an interview that his country wants better
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      THANOM LIKELY TO FOLLOW SARIT'S POLICIES
      145 2 THANOM LIKELY TO FOLLOW SARIT'S POLICIES OANGKOK, Mon. General Thanom Kittikachorn, who has taken over as Prime Minister following the death of Field Marshal Sarit. Thanarat, is expected to follow the same pro-Western foreign policy of the previous government. He Is expected to retain most if not all of Marshal
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      Mayor of Teheran is sacked
      80 2 TEHERAN. Mon Almad Naflcl, Mayor of Teheran, was removed from his post yesterday. the Interior Ministry announced Official sources said the Justice Ministry was expected to announce charges of embezzlement against him in the next, few days. The Shah has instituted an anti-corruption programme which
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      Lock icon Ceylon move to scrap Sunday off
      144 2 Ceylon move to scrap Sunday off -f OLOMBO, Mon.— The Public and Bank Holidays Committee has suggested that Sunday breaks be abolished and all phases of the moon be given as holidays instead In Ceylon There are, it says. 52 Saturdays in the year and 26 new moon and full
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      Lock icon Students protest
      30 2 MUNICH, Mon.— lsraeli students scattered leaflets yesterday protestinf? Chancellor Ludwlg Erhards opposition to the establishment of diplomatic relations between West Germany and Israel at the present time. UPI.
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      Lock icon Military tattoo
      42 2 CANBERRA. Mon.— British unite will Join the Australian Service* In a military tattoo organised by Brigadier AlaMair Maclean—producer of the Edinburgh festival tattoo— for the British fortnight In Sydney from Sept. 2"> to Oct. 10. army headquarters said here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Train crash kills 17
      36 2 ISTANBUL, Mon. Seventeen people were killed last night when a trein crashed into a small bus at a level crossing at Yilmaz. neai Manlsa, West Turkey, according to reports received here Reuter.
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      Lock icon Peking sets its eyes on Africa
      164 2 Peking sets its eyes on Africa HONG KONG, Monday. THE Peking Press today focussed its attention on Africa, according to the New China News Agency. This followed reports that China would uni dertake a strong dip- lomatic offensive in the area. Earlier there were rumours that Mr. Chou En-Lai, the
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      Lock icon Philippines gets first nuclear reactor
      113 2 Philippines gets first nuclear reactor AIANILA, Mon. The iTI Philippines' first nuclear reactor was inaugurated yesterday when the United States Ambassador, Mr. William E. Stevenson, formally turned It over to the Philippine Government. Dr. Juan Salcedo. chairman or the National Scirn-e Development Board, accenting the reactor from the US Government,
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      NEGRO WOMAN HURT IN BOMB ATTACK
      287 3 NEGRO WOMAN HURT IN BOMB ATTACK F|AWSON (Georgia) Mon. A Negro woman, active in voter registration in southwest Georgia, was wounded in a shooting and bombing attack on her house here. Police declined to comment on the incident. The Sheriff's office confirmed that an attack had taken place Tiie FBI
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      Lock icon Top spy Cynthia is dead
      43 3 PERPIONAN (French Pyrenees i. Mon. Elizabeth Brousse. better known as "Cynthia" one of Bri- tain's greatest World War II spies, j has died of throat cancer, offi- i claLs said here today. She was 57. I Reuter i
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      Lock icon Christine—the last few hours of freedom...
      88 3 Christine— the last few hours of freedom... CHRISTINE KEELER leaving her home in LJnhope Street, London, last Thursday to appear at tbe Old Bailey on three charges of conspiracy to obstruct the course of Justice. She pleaded guilty to one charge and was sentenced to nine months' jail. Two other
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      Guards for Goyas
      38 3 LONDON. Mon. Londoners 1 streamed into the Royul Academy yesterday for the opening of the ir.ost comprehensive exhibition of Ooya paintings (340) ever held In the world. Police and plainclothesmen were posted to prevent thefts.
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      TROOPS MASS NEAR REBEL MINERS
      236 3 TROOPS MASS NEAR REBEL MINERS LA PAZ (Bolivia), Monday. rjOVERNMENT troops began staging near the in- surgent mining town of Catavi last night where 6,000 armed dissident tin miners, led by Communists and the pro-Castro Vice-President of the nation, held four Americans and at least 6 other hostages. Presldant Johnson
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      Lock icon Pope's 'cocktail'
      40 3 BRESCIA (North Italy), Mon.— Unknown persons yesterday threw a "Molotov cocktail" (a bottle bomb filled with petrol with a fuse attached) at the house near here in which Pope Paul was bora. It exploded without causing damage. Reuter.
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      Lock icon New York security net for L.B.J. traps duck hunters
      504 3 New York security net for L.B.J. traps duck hunters Christmas overseas without Hope it (imply net Christmas President Johnson in a "get well" message to comedian Bob Hope who is having treatment In a San Francisco hospital. NEW YORK, Monday. PRESIDENT Johnson made a flying visit to New York yesterday
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      Lock icon Now threat to murder Erhard
      67 3 Now threat to murder Erhard BONN. Mon.— Police strengthened security measures to protect Chancellor Ludwig Erhard yesterday after receiving an anonymous telephone call threatening his life, a Bonn police official said. The caller told police an attempt would be made on Chancellor Erhards life. if he failed to meet by
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      Interpol enters guns case
      64 3 Interpol enters guns case ISTANBUL. Mon. Interpol has been called Into the case of an Australian arrested in Turkey and charged with gun running. The Australian, identified as Stanley Eastall. 35. was arrested with a companion, English girl Joyce Qorrle. at Adana, south-east Turkey. Police claim they found 30 British-made
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      Lock icon YALE DON TELLS OF SOVIET CHARGES
      170 3 NEW YORK, Mon. Professor Frederick Barghoorn of Yale University said yesterday that Soviet authorities charged him with four offences, including trying to obtain information about Russian missiles when he was arrested in Moscow last month. The other three charges were: THAT he had done
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      Lock icon JOHNSON WON'T GO TO PARIS TO MEET De GAULLE
      130 3 JOHNSON WON'T GO TO PARIS TO MEET De GAULLE WASHINGTON. Mon.—President Johnson has virtually ruled out a meeting with General de Gaulle for at least a year unless the French President agrees to visit Washington. Mr. Johnson, who will be conferring in the United States during the next two months
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    Court may reject uncontested claims
    733 4  -  GAMBA 'COULD SET DANGEROUS PRECEDENT 9 SAYS I SINGAPORE, Mon. JHE President of the Industrial Arbitration Court, Dr. Charles Gamba, today warned that the court might, in future, dismiss any application or reject any claim involving general principles embodied in awards even though they are
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    New library record
    83 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— The National Library last month lent out a record number of books, 76,325, compared wiin the previous record 70.664 in September. A monthly report also pointed out a phenomenal rise in the circulation of children's books. A total of 50.343 books were borrowed by children
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    Safety show
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Singapore Safety First Council will hold an International Safety First exhibition from Dec. 18 to 21 at the Victoria Memorial Hall in conjunction with Safety Week.
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    Exhibition at Varsity
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Schmidt and Co. (Malaya) Ltd. will hold an exhibition of the latest Letts apparatus at the Department of Physics. University of Singapore, between 10 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. dally from Wednesday to Saturday.
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    TOLD NOT TO WORK-SO HE CHEATED FIRMS OF $15,000
    227 4 TOLD NOT TO WORK-SO HE CHEATED FIRMS OF $15,000 CINGAPORE. Mon. A man who pleaded guilty to 13 charges of cheating and two charges of criminal breach of trust involving a total sum of $14,900.48 was tori a y sentenced to three years' jail on each of three of the
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    UN symposium at Varsity
    83 4 SINGAPORE. Mon Radio Singapore's English Programmes Service will broadcast a programme tomorrow at 10 p.m. on the official opening of the Unesco-sponsored symposium on "Patterns of leadership and authority in traditional and modern societies" which took place yesterday at the University of Singapore. It will Include
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    Work for peace call to all Rotarians
    279 4 CJINGAPORE, Mon. The president of Rotary International, Mr. Carl P. Miller, today called upon Rotarians the world over to pool together all Rotary resources and machinery in an international programme to influence understanding and goodwill among the peoples of the world for friendly,
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      438 4 THE following In t*day» schedule Btanated. Istanbul. Bombay (Bft of civil aircraft movements at 662) 7 a.m. Paya Lebar airport Singapore. DEPARTURE! ARRIVALS «OAC: To Dmrwln. Brl.ban-. BO AC: From Hong Kong (BA Melbourne (BA 710) 7.10 p.m.: lo PHI i:: 15 p.m.; from London Zu- Kuala Lumpur. Colombo Bombay,
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    Big rush to register
    67 5 needs \jJ*\J IF YOU ARE A FEDERAL CITIZEN, MALE AND BETWEEN 21 AND 28, YOU MUST REGISTER Do it today! CLERKS FIND IT DIFFICULT TO COPE WITH THESE three clerks (at left) tackled hundreds of call up registrants at one registration centre in Kuala Lumpur yesteiday.
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    Unruly push at one centre, then police are called
    816 5 STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS J£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Labourers, farmers and office workers turned up in their thousands at the 164 centres throughout Malaya today to register for national service. Many returned without getting themselves registered because of the big rush. in MAla
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    National service: This is the reason
    183 5 National service: This is the reason [(UALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. Increased Indonesian encroachments in Malaysian Borneo had forced the Government to step up the state of preparedness, Selangor's Mentri Besar. Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda, said today. This was why registration for possible call-up of all men in the 21-to-28
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    THE OLDEST
    56 5 PENANO. Mon The oldest volunteer to resistor for National Service today was 62-year-old Caotain Mohamed Noor bin Mohamed who. in World War 11. commanded a company of the Volunteer Corps. He said after putting down his name: "I am ready to serve again, despite mv a*e. I hope
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    If Malaysia were to ask for Australian help...
    190 5 If Malaysia were to ask for Australian help... MELBOURNE, Mon. The Melbourne Herald said in an editorial today that "there can be no political argument here (in Australia) on the broad question of defending Malaysia's integrity. The government has promissed support." The editorial said that "because of the news now
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    The mechanics of power and leadership—by Premier Lee
    784 6 The mechanics of power and leadership by Premier Lee SINGAPORE, Mon. THE Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said here last night that in most newly-indepen-dent countries, it was not the constitutional pattern of authority that guaranteed success, but the quality of their leaders. In Malaysia, he said,
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    Multi-lingual move by Nanyang University
    278 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Nanyang University is inviting applications from Cambridge Higher School Certificate holders for admission to the next academic term in 1964. A statement from its Re- gistrar. Mr. J. Hsieh, said: "Nanyang University, in an attempt to encourage qualified students from all racial groups
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      220 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Touching way to quota In 1. One is engaged to clear up return (8). characteristic disorder 18)- 7. Slash material prtot (8). 0 It's a Dound against a newly- view— of classic force? (8, 10). wed Brtttag a p'«e at Lords 15. A mountain shelter, wild
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    15 firms to meet today on threat by union
    349 7 15 firms to meet today on threat by union KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Representatives of 15 firms will meet here tomorrow over a threatened work-to-rule by 7,000 workers employed by them. They will later meet the general secretary of the National Union of Commercial Workers. Mr. A. B. Gomez. Playing an
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    Base union injunction hearing put off
    161 7 Base union injunction hearing put off OINGAPORE, Mon. A motion by the Singapore Naval Base Labour Union against the Commodore Superintendent whicn had been set down for hearing today before Mr. Justice 'Tan Ah Tah, was adjourned till Friday. Mr. T. T. Rajah, for the union, announced this at 4.25
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    Donations for flood victims
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR, idon. Another 593 was received here today by the Strtiits Times for tne Cherus flood victims urinymrj the total to $49.*****. Donations came trim: Shaw Road Primary School. Kua,a Lumpur. $90: Mrs. S U Tan $3.
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    The rising cost of Chinese schools
    162 7 TELUK ANSON, Monday THE Minister oi Education. Haji Abdul Hamid x Khan, spoke of the growing cost to the nation of Chinese education when he opened the Phooi Yong National Type Primary School here today. "In 1956 when the Government started giving financiaJ assistance
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    Postal social
    36 7 PENANG Mon— The Penan* brandi of the Union of Postal I'r.iiormed Staff will hold a "Malam Oumbira" (social nighti on Saturday and Sunday at the New World park In aid of it.s building und.
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    Tengku to give full picture of air violations
    304 7  - Tengku to give full picture of air violations YAP CHIN KWEE By |(UALA LUMPUR. 1V Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman is expected to refer to Indonesian violations of Malaysian air space and territorial integrity in an important foreign policy statement before the House of Representatives on Wednesday. The Prime Minister's statement
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    Children's Britannica extension ready soon
    101 7 Children's Britannica extension ready soon SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. John Armitage (above). London editor of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, announced in Singapore today that the first volumeof the Children's Britannica extension would be out soon. Mr. Armitage. who has completed a three-week business visit to India. Australia and New Zealand, flew into
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    Raja Muda's wife has baby girl
    69 7 BATU GAJAH. Mon.— Che Noralni (former Annie Chee Yoke Eng). second wife ot the Raja Muda of Perak, gave birth to their third child a girl at the hospital here late last night. The baby, weighing 71b. 5i 02.. lias been named Raja Faridah
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    Forces to hold religious meet
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malaysian Armed Forces will hold IU .iiiiuiiii religious conlerence at the Minisirv ol Defence, in Rifle H.uißr Rohcl. tomorrow RenresentHtives trom nil brigade neadquarters garrisons, and th« navy and air force will take part
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    Father of eight jailed for molesting girl of 14
    225 7 OINGAPORE, Mon. A father of eight was today jailed for six months and fined $100 by a district court for molesting his landlady's 14-year-old daughter in her room at Paya Lebar Road. Inspector Ronald Naldu, prosecuting, said Majree bin Jlmbah, who
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    Car stripped of wheels
    69 7 IPOH. Mon. A car. which was stolen from a house off Silibin Road here early yesterday, was recovered by the police at Jelapang new village, about two miles away minus its four wheels and spare wheel.' Mr Kwok Slew Choon. 45. a businessman, was awakened at
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    Thieves take a 2001b. safe
    62 7 SEREMBAN. Mon. Thievas who broke into a provision shoo at 91. Paul Street, during the early hours of yesterday carried off a 2001 b. safe containing $2,000 in cash. $6,000 in cheaues and $2,000 in share certificates Mr. N« Tan Siew. proprietor of the shop,
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    $120,000 town hall
    35 7 SERKMBAN. Mon Five nundred people have been invited to Httenrl ihp <i!ficl;il onenins of the «12uooo town hsll und town council offices at Kua!n Pilah on Saturday by the Yhiik dl-Pertu;in Besar
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    Engineer robbed
    36 7 E ngi neer robbed IPOH. Mon —A spare wheel and tyre and tools valued at SB6 were reported yesterday stolen from a car belonulng to Mr. P. H. O Wanner, an engineer of a motor firm.
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    'Watchdog' Bompas reports again
    234 7 Kuala Lumpur, Mon. rrXHE reports on the acx counts of the States of Trengganu. Kedah and Johore by the Auditor-General, Mr. D. G. Bompas. were miblishM here today. In th» Trengganu report. Mr Bompas pointed out that the Public Works Department took over responsibility for the
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    RELEASE FROZEN FUNDS: UNION
    182 8 RELEASE FROZEN FUNDS: UNION SINGAPORE. Mon. The banned Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union today gave the Registrar of Trade Unions, Mi. Wong Kah Yeow, seven days to release its frozen funds totalling $120,000 in the Lee Wah Bank and Malayan Banking Ltd. In a letter to the Registrar. Mr. P.
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    From Malaysia to Zanzibar, good wishes
    101 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman has sent a message of good wishes to the Sultan of Zannbar on his country's attainment of independence. The Tengku said: "It gives me great pleasure to extend, on behalf of the Government and people
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    Water stocks up
    31 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore water stocks in the last week has Increased by about four per cent to 41.09 per cent today, according to a public utilities board statement.
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    'Quit' families seek compensation
    176 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. A DELEGATION representing 42 families who are to be evicted from a piece o/ land which has been chosen for the $1,000,--000 Johore Bahru sports stadium today called on the District Officer, Inche Bidin bin Login, to ask for alternative land and other
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    Razak sprinkles rice at a bersanding
    98 8 rE Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, sprinkles coloured rice during the bersanding ceremony of Inche Mohamcd Nazir bin Dato Abdul Jamil and Cbe Azizah binte Majid on Sunday. Inche Mohamed Nazir is the .son of Da to Abdul Jamil bin Rais, Secretary to
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    Four new cases of cholera in Perlis
    181 8 KANGAR, Monday. gINCE Perlis was declared an infected area last week, four cases of confirmed cholera have been reported. A total of 55,000 people have been inoculated, mostly in South Perils. Roadblocks were set up at Kodiang and Simpang Ampat, on the border
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    Cactus thief put on bond
    70 8 IPOH. Mon. Zamal ADidin bin M6hamed, 17, unemployed, who was seen running away from h house in Jalan Abdul Jalil here together with two others one night. was today bound over in $350 to be ot good behaviour for six months. He pleaded guilty to
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    $1,325 haul from jewellery shop
    53 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police detained three suspects shortly after four armed men yesterday evening robbed Teh Song Van, proprietor of a provision shop ii Rangoon Road, of jewellery worth 5775 and $550 in cash. The four men. three armed with daggers and one with a revolver,
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    Gammons' top men
    43 8 BINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. B. J Benge is joint managing director of Gammon (Malaya) Ltd. along with Mr. W.M.S. Houston and not the managing director of the company, as reported In the Rtraite Times of lasi Friday. The prror is regretted.
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    Opening of school
    30 8 KLANG. Mon. lhe Minister of Education. Haii Abdul Hamid Khan, will open a $160,000 na-tional-type Malay school at Jeni»> rom, 14 miles from nere. on Dec 16.
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    Singapore's four major targets SINGAPORE ASSEMBLY
    3876 9 Singapore's four major targets SINGAPORE ASSEMBLY RAISING SOCIAL STANDARDS AND FORMING NETWORK OF CITIZENS COMMITTEES ARE THE TWO NEW TASKS SET BY PREMIER LEE CINGAPORE, Mon. The PAP Government has set itself four major targets for the next five years. Three of them industrialisation, education and housing are extensions of
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    50 10 20 W»t4m Sl* (Minimum) MR. A MRS. SIVADAS thank reHtlvaa aad friend* for tb«lr vuluabl* prwenu. best withe* and attendaor* at thmr wedding 2-12-tt. OR. AND MRS. Gob Siew T«on* Uaank friend* and relative* for their kind anlatance, xood wishes, valuable present* and attendance at tbelr wed•mi oe 8-12-63.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    95 10 tn Wertf* tJJn (mim.j^ YFC 3RD LCADERSHIP trsinlng fbool welcome visitors Monday to Saturday 7.30 p.m. 9.30 p.m. School for the Blind. VPC "CAROLS hy Candlelight" ■aturday 14th December 7.30 p.m Christmas Message by E.N. Poulsoo. hool for the Blind 81. Toa Payoh Rise All welcome. FRU PUBLIC
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, December 10, 1963.
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      Keeping The! Accounts
      729 10 In the words of the Public Accounts Committee, the financial instructions which govern the handling of the public's money are "extremely out of date." There has been much improvement in the keeping of the public accounts in the last two or three years, duly recognised by the
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      Death of Sarit
      377 10 From Bangkok has come the sad news of the death of the Thai Premier, Marshal Sarit B j Thanarat. Installed in a blood- I less coup 17 days after the j Federation of Malaya became 5 independent, the six-year Sarit f I regime has been a period
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      Call-up Queues
      141 10 Registration for national service has got off to a good start in one sense. Youths in the affected age group have shown great keenness and have flocked to the registration centres in lurge numbers. This, however, has led to complications. There have been complaints almost everywhere of long
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    CHOU'S CAIRO VISIT
    512 10  - CHOU'S CAIRO VISIT Lajog Lederer New stage in anti-Moscow offensive by LONDON. Mon. The coming visit of Premier 1 Chou En-lal of China to Cairo and his proposed I tour of a number of African States marks a new stage in the Chinese offensive against the Soviet i Union. Far
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      Driving in Singapore
      165 10 AS a visitor to Singapore who Is appalled by the standard of driving. I read with some Interest the Automobile Association's plea for co-operation. Far be it from me to decry any road safety campaign, but I do not feel that this is getting to the root
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      Not as be4
      68 10 Not as be 4 IN at least one National primary school (Malay medium) in Selangor children are being taupht. in their English lessons, to write (amorn? similar examples) "before" as "be 4" and "accident" as "xcldent." Is this some new kind of "simplified spelling" for young children which had been
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      Night riders
      80 10 "i^VERY Saturday and BunEj day night over the past few months a number of youths have been practising on their motor scooters at a very high speed along Queensway. As they always come very late in the evening, they are not only a nuisance to residents, but also
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    Nigeria reaches its first landmark
    939 10  -  CLYDE SANGER $5, 740 mil plan NEW DAM IS CORNERSTONE OF DEVELOPMENT DRIVE by WITH the o p c n ing recently of tenders to build a huge hydro-electric dam on the river Niger, the first great landmark in Nigeria's six-y ear development 1 plan
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    Lock icon BUT LAGOS CHAMBER CHIEF HAS FOUR GROUSES
    264 10 BUT LAGOS CHAMBER CHIEF HAS FOUR GROUSES T AGOS, Mon.— The v rate at which Nigeria's £676 million six-year development plan is being implemented is "disappointing," according to Mr. Francis Tur-ton-Hart, the retiring president of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce. In a speech at the chamber's annual mertinc. he listed
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      426 10 Strut. Tiae* Malay Mail CMMlftMl adv*rlHMm*«t* may a* han«*«l sa IM cold rroKAai arcade OiuHfd Road COLD STORAGE ■RANCHES AT HOLLAND KOAO-KATONO) «PS»EL ROAD— NAVAL BASK »llMil«lls »4JH»»I crrr book stork lto W*w»mim Ho— a. Colk/w OMy TMC NfWI FRONT nuseirWfi «—«rm*»«j«« M. M. ISMAIL a Admiralty Roed. Naval aaaa
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      21 10 it's NEW it's here it's the NEW Vent-Axia Switch out stuffy air unpleasant smells •OH B£ TTE* Alff CONDITIONS j IbrriMMlJiirTEllllßLUl^LMi
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      220 10 ■Mr H^KCVvV J^^m 4Mb. *EKWKkiiisjm A world of his own He is In another world, so absorbed that for the moment you are forgotten. He feels secure because you, his father, are always there to comfort and provide for him. He never thinks it could be otherwise. But you know
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    Britain's jet-age punch
    291 11 GROUND TREMBLES AS 3 SERVICES STAGE MASSIVE TEST OF ISLAND AIR DEFENCES SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE today saw a display of British military power as R.A.F. and Royal Navy jet fighters streaked across the skies in a massive test of the island's air defences. As the planes streaked
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    Lock icon All quiet on Brunei revolt anniversary
    118 11 All quiet on Brunei revolt anniversary ORUNEI TOWN. Mon The anniversary of the 1962 Brunei revolt has so far passed off quietly. British and Malaysian troops and police were placed on a full-scale alert for the date which one year ago touched off the Borneo guerrilla war that still burns
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    Senang murder trial postponed
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Pulau Senang murder trial was adjourned today at the Assizes because one of the 59 accused waj reported to have been in "a stat* of hysteria-" Chua Hal Imm. represented by Mr. Tann Wee Tlong. had been referred by the Outram Prison authorities
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    Civics assembly
    32 11 NIBONO TEBAL. Mon. A civics assembly of 300 people will be held at the Sungei Bakap Chinese School tomorrow. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. will address the assembly.
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    Ningkan's leaflet appeal to 'subverted' Chinese
    398 11 Ningkan's leaflet appeal to 'subverted' Chinese ITUCHING. Mon. It had come as a great shock to find that many young Chinese in the Rejang area of Sarawak's Third Division had been subverted by evil Communist teachings, that their future could only be assured by' armed struggle, said the Chief Minister,
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    Volunteer beauty is told: Too young...
    181 11 Aminah is just three weeks under 21 PENANG, Monday A BEAUTY queen "M is s Government Services 1963" stepped forward this morning to register for national service, but was turned down because she is three weeks under age. According to the regulations, all male
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    Car thief gets two years in jail
    128 11 Car thief gets two years in jail SINGAPORE. Mon. The Second Criminal District Judge, Mr. John Dorai Raj, today Jailed Mohamed bin Mokri for two years on a charge of stealing a car on Feb. 17 this year. Mohamed, who pleaded j guilty, had one previous convictlon. Inspector Ram Naldu.
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    Lark Sye inquiry continues
    56 11 BINOAPORE. Mon.— The citizenship inquiry cummiiwe met behind closed doors again today to continue hearing the Government's application to deprive multi-millionaire. Mr. Tan Lark Sye, of his Singapore citizenship. Mr. Tan, former .hairman of the Nanyang University Council. Is accused of complicity In proCommunist Activities. He
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    Acid attack
    37 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A labourer. Chew Tiok Hock. 17. wj.s injured by acid and beaten no by a gang of eight men at Jalnn B'iklt Ho Swee yesterday afternoon. He was admitted to the General Hospital.
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    Town Board meeting
    22 11 PARIT BUNTAR, Mon. The Krian Town Board will hold its monthly meeting at the District Office here on Wednesday.
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    'Samaritan9 jailed two years on cheating charge
    132 11 'Samaritan 9 jailed two years on cheating charge |(UALA LUMPUR, MX Mon. a man who had tried to appear as a "good Samaritan" was today jailed for two years by the president of the Sessions Court, Syed Hassan AlJeffri, for cheating. S. A. Vegaperumal, 41. a land broker, was found
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    Told to wait
    94 11 He asked her for $90 but Rajamal gave only $80. Vegaperumal left and told her to wait at the municipal building. Later Rajamal got worried and made a search for Vegaperumal. She found him at the Malacca Street bus stand. When asked about the ticket, Vf japerumal
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    TENGKU SHOCKS CUEPACS WITH HIS 'RED TACTICS' LETTER
    658 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services said today that it was "shocked" that Tengku Abdul Rahman had suggested that civil servants had used "Communist tactics." The congress has 40.000 members. Its president. Mr.
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      606 11 I Today's Radio and TV| DAr lft mai awcii B nin ciwrADnoc Calling The Housewife; 245 All RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE This And Heaven Too, 300 NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: Cl< e I >? 0W o 6°° I E^ c ng it a M»tr». an Pr°t?. Summary, 5.03 A
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    Barisan is blamed for confrontation
    945 12 'UNPRECEDENTED PROSPERITY' HAS BEEN BLOCKED SINGAPORE, Monday fHE Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong today described the Barisan Sosialis as the "arch culprits" who with their antiMalaysia stand had brought about the Indonesian confrontation. He was speaking in the Legislative Assembly in reply to
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    Cargo suit: Head of shipping firm testifies
    643 12 Cargo suit: Head of shipping firm testifies SINGAPORE, Mon. The head of a shipping firm told the High Court today that as far as he was aware ne could not remember any Chinese firm insisting on bills of lading in the Sara-wak-Singapore shipping trade. Mr. Harry Twist, general manager of
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    A SURPLUS OF PORK
    157 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. Pigrearing in Singapore has developed on such a sound commercial scale that the island is now not only selfsufficient but also has some excess for export. Singapore's Minister for National Development, Mr. Lim Kirn San said this today when he opened a sixday Food
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    PERMANENT GURKHA GUARD FOR BRUNEI
    171 13 PERMANENT GURKHA GUARD FOR BRUNEI ORUNEI TOWN, Mon. Brunei plans to incorporate two companies of Gurkhas from the British Army in its security forces in view of the eventual reduction of British troops serving here, usually reliable sources told 1. P. 1. today. One of the companies will be permanently
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    'Support Malaysia' call by Begg
    181 13 SINGAPORE. Monday. THE Commander-in-Chief. Far East. Admiral Sir Varyl Begg, today called on officers and men under his command to be "prepared to continue to support our Malaysian friends for as long as may Police screen 320 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police screened 320 people under the
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      114 13 f^ From the wonderful world m of Toshiba electricity W I I I I What! An Iron for Xmas? Well, it's no fur stole, but why not? Or a refrigerator? Or cooker for that matter? What would please the lady of tlje house more than an electric First name in
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      56 13 Buy* Bunny ggy Ralph Heimdahl \f rj} ri>V~ l Kirs getting Kusten.mister,'!! I /i guess irs ZJ* **< LATE ANP I WANT] ILLS-SERENADE .A LATER THAN YA /xii C VlElt RqC* OUR WAY J V THAT NOISE rH W GIRL ANV^-' M V7WA^' V S/li\ I iNI-? 0 wi^K'es/V/ ]ygTP^RL>H
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      BEA UTY SEEKS THE GOLDEN TAN
      348 14 BEA UTY SEEKS THE GOLDEN TAN THE girl with the almond eyes and golden tan was a rane sight. She stood serenely behind a beauty counter in a big department store in Australia where women, young and old, waited patiently to have a few words with her. And they were
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      Party-time sandwiches in the freeze
      228 14 DO you have a home freezer? For the parties you may be planning during the hectic weeks this month you can stockpile sandwiches for several days. The research and development kitchens of a frozen food packer make these sugestions: Bet up a sandwlcli assembly line
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      NEW RANGE OF DYES
      121 14 A MAJOR advance in new dyes specially made for wool was announced in London recently by Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. A statement from the dyestuff division of Britain's biggest industrial complex said that it had "discovered and perfected" the new range of dyes. These combine chemically
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      HOUSEHOLD
      102 14 IF you wish to make a room look spacious and frame a view beyond the window, select a curtain fabric similar in colour to that of the wall. Carrot chutney picks up salads, soups and dips. Grate raw carrots. Add onion salt and a sprig of parsley. Blend to
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      AREA RUGS ECONOMICAL IN THE LONG RUN
      139 14 AREA RUGS ECONOMICAL IN THE LONG RUN TF you are planning to x change your floor covering, an interior decorator says that the use of area rugs is practical and economical. He* states that a good hardwood floor plus a pretty area rug are less expensive than wall-to-wall carpeting "Area
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      187 14 mxAfE^laW^ 4m TO EVERY WOMAN OVER 30... Endocil makes this promise your skin can be youii£ again and you will srr it happen! U*e Endoril always and your skin will »lay young. I- it p«Mible? Yes, it is with EadodL Hufmuoc-cnriched Kmlix pmlrelm <Ip<-|> into jrow >kin. stimulating the rrlls
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      Here to boost I.C.I. Gramoxone sales
      50 15 One of I.CJ.'s top agriculturalr in Britain. Mr. A.F.J. Wheeler, was In Malaysia last week to develop sales of the company's new weedkiller, Oramoxone, to rubber estates. Mr. Wheeler, who was on the last leg of a South-East Asian tour, returned home on Sunday.
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      Steel mill will use Malayan iron ore
      477 15  - Steel mill will use Malayan iron ore MOK SIN PIN By CLMALPAN Steel Industries, one of Singapore's new multi-million dollar steel pipe mills, will be using Malayan iron for the manufacture of their products. This was disclosed by Mr. Junzo Sato, general manager of Nippon Kokan K.K., Singapore, who is
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      NESTLE'S MAN IS NAMED FINANCE MANAGER
      182 15 NESTLE'S MAN IS NAMED FINANCE MANAGER T*HE chief accountant at X Nestle "s Products (.Malaya) Ltd., Mr. Yeo Koon Hwee, has been appointed manager of the Finance and Accounting Division and secretary of Food Specialities Malaya Ltd., Nestles manufacturing company. This is the first Asian appointment at top management level
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      V-8 units in Sunbeams
      71 15 SUNBEAM Alpine sports cars are to be equipped with V-8 Pord engines, the 260 cable Inches type used In Cobra sports cars. The Rootes Group will buy several thousand units from the Pord Motor Company, the first 50 of which are presently being shipped from Ford's
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      MOPED PROSPECTS INVESTIGATION
      194 15 ONE of the members of the 30-man Italian trade mission now in Malaysia, is Dr. Fulvio Balsamo, the export manager of S.P.S. Emilio Bozzi, manufacturers of the well-known Legnano racing bicycles and mopeds. I v While In Singapore last week. Dr. Balsamo took the opportunity of looking
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      Study tour by Caterpillar representative
      114 15 Study tour by Caterpillar representative MR. ROBERT Teeters (above), parts manager of Caterpillar Pacific Division stationed in Catoverseas 8.A., Geneva, left Singapore on Sunday for home after a week's Malaysian visit on the last leg of a fact-find-ing tour of Caterpillar dealerships In Burma, Thailand. Malaysia, Japan. Korea and the
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      New bank chairman
      45 15 Mr. Y.K. Kan has been elected chairman of the Bank of Bast Asia Ltd. He has been on the board since 1950 and succeeds his f ether, the late Mr. Kan Tong-po. who died recently. The bank r.alnulns a branch In Singapore.
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      Back from leave
      22 15 Mr. Patrick Warren, general service manager of Slme Darby Tractor Division. Singapore, has returned after a three-month home leave.
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      DEUTZ TRAINING COURSE
      100 15 THE Par East engineer oi the DEUTZ tractor manulacturiiiK company of Germany. Mr. J. Friedl. Is now In Kuala Lumpur conducting a training course lor mechanics of the agents !rom all over Malaya. It Is being held at the workshop of the Importers, South Waglneers Ltd. Mr.
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      Any bright kitchen idea? A British concern may buy it
      311 15  - Any bright kitchen idea? A British concern may buy it CHAN BONG SOO By YTAS any Malaysian an idea that will save the housewife time in the kitchen? A British concern. Kenwood Manufacturing Co. Ltd. of Surrey, manufacturers of appliances and equipment for the domestic and commercial kitchen, may buy
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      Record net profit for Qantas
      189 15 Record net profit for Qantas /\ANTAS Empire Air- ways Ltd. of Australia, recorded an alltime high net profit of £1.406,246 for the year ended March 31. 1963. compared with £408.817 in the previous year, says the annual report. The total revenue for the year totalled £40.845.700 of which £37.450.750 came
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    QUIETER CONDITIONS ON STEADY STOCK MARKET
    766 18 From Our Market Correspondent THE industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was generally steady, but as trading drew to a close some easier spots appeared. At the end of trading 17 counters were easier, 13 gained and 10 were unchanged. The market
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 18 MaUyan Stock Indices Dec. 7 Dee. s Industrials: 128.49 128.5? Tins: 121.39 121.08 S rubbers: 108.05 108.24 Dee. 29, 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    861 18 /COMBINED business In the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets INDUSTRIALS: Beustoad (2.U00) 51. 70 (10.000) 11.69; Central Prep. $1.70 8U (1.000) 51.74 D. (6.UOU) J1.73. (13.000) 51.72. U.O00) 51.74. (4.000) $1.71.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 18 December 9. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 67i cents (unchanged). TIN: $494.25 (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (up 5 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    187 18 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) December V. Three month*. INDUSTRIALS Dunlopa 20 cts. M. Box 19 cts. City Dev. 5 cts. McAlister 14 eta. B, ttmelters 20 eta. Robinson 11 cts. KtKO 21 cts. C. Storage 4|d. Ked Dlsp. 16 eta. Rothraatm 13 cts. r. N 15 eta. Selanc or Prop.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    74 18 -HINESE Product Eichanm, Sings- port noon pric«» per pisul yesterday I Coconut ell I bulk SSOI sellers, drum Ss3| sellers. Copra: Dec. /Jan. UK /Continent Unquoted. Fepaer: Muntok white $147* sellers. Sarawak white $145 sellers, special Sarawak black $112* sellers. garbled Lampong black $112* sellers. ABTA $122* sellers.
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    Modest rally in tin: Rubber market idle
    338 18 STRAITS tin rallied modestly in Penang yesterday by 25 cents to $494.25 on an ottering estimated up 5 tons to 255 tons. In London on Friday in reasonably active dealings, tin prices declined around £4. Despite a big deficit In production with relation
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    118 18 MELBOURNE. Mon. TRADING In industrial share* was on a quieter note. Moves were small and about In balance. Amalgamated Wireless had sales at 245. 9d. following better prodt results. Oils and bane metah were trrerular with Mount Lyell losing 7d. to 4s. 7d. on the withdrawal of the
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    RUBBER PRICES
    259 18 DECEMBER rir>t xrsds rubber buy L ors too. eleaed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday <v 671 cents per Ib. unchanged on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone «a» Idlo. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. doting prises in ctntt par Ib. yettordayt Int. I R.B.R.
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    EQUITY YIELBS
    226 18 pU£ following list oi selected 1 Malayan Industrial yields la jased on prices ruling yesterday ■tSRSBBBI •P-price E.Y.-e&rnliiK9 jrina (gross) i. 0.T.-dITM«MI vlflri (grossl <r C -time coverea. Oafimtlons: Times Covered means 'if number or times ln.'t year~a total Mdrnd coveie<l ny me profits lor iHt year Example:
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    210 18 SHIPS lying, alongside tho klngapere Harbour wharves or ripocted today are: Dresden 46. Meinam 42/43, Krrnbank 6/7. Olenxyle 31/32, Preel(•(•nt Madison 15/16. Bendeuch 26/26. Bt-n valla 45 Burma 35/36. Lrvernbank 38/39, Hoegh Cairn 8/9. E-aat Sea N W. 5 Semenyih N.W. 4. Bcudal N.W. 3. Perak 21
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    48 18 ALL Mslayan Ex*»an(* Banks' Am- elation rates were unchansrd yesterday. On the frso exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar waa quoted at V72f for TT and 6.71 1 for cash. Stoning was quoted at 16.94 as* •ns tasl or geld at 250 1.
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    Sungei Bidor
    21 18 Snng-ei Bidor produced 468 plculs of tin ore In November, 'he dredge working 621 hours and covering 315.000 yards.
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      71 18 SHIPPING NOTICE IVIIhIIM-IN LINES M/S "TALISMAN" AKKIVKI) SINGAPORE 3.12.190 T. A Oenewl Survey of all damaged cargo discharged here from thr> vbove vessel will be held at 8.30 am. on 13th and 18th December 1963 at Singapore Harbour Board Oodown No. 18. No further survey will be hold cither before
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      1215 19 (OMPAMKS I Mil K THE (.1 Mlt \l MANAGEMENT OF MESSRS. OSBORNt AND CHAPPEL, IPOH TIN ORE OUTFITS FOR NOVEMBER, 1963. Pleats GOPENG CONSOLIDATED LTD. and it subsidlerles 3.620 TANJONG TIN DREDGING LTD. 1500 PETALING TIN LTD. 2 660 KENT (FMS) TIN DREDGING LTD. J95 Dredge shutdown 8 days for
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      843 19 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE Chapter 174 CHAMPION MOTORS LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation). At an Extraordinary Oenerel Meeting of the Company duly convened and held at the Registered Office, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Friday, 6th December, i 963. Jie following Resolutions were passed unanimously
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      809 19 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT IPOH Petition No. 7 of 1963. In the matter of THE GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (PERAK) LIMITED And In the matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES. 1940-1946 And In the matter of ORDER 538 OF THE RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT. 1957. NOTICE IS
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      881 19 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT IPOH Petition No. 5 of 1953. In the Matter of CENTURY OMNIBUS COMPANY. LIMITED And In the matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES, 1940-1946 And In the matter of ORDER 538 OF THE RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT. 1957 Notice is hereby given
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      915 19 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT IPOH Petition No. 6 of 1963. In the matter of HUP SOON OMNIBUS COMPANY. LIMITED And In the matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES, 1940-1946 And In the matter ot ORDER 538 OF THE RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT. 1957 Notice is hereby
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      889 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD. Singapore invites applications for a Pas 1 of SURVEYOR is Class II of the Senior Officers' Salary Scale $785 x A 45 $1420 plus current variable allowance and Central Provident Fund benefits. Point of entry will depend on qualifications and experience. Qualifications: Degree of Bachelor
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      641 19 TENDERS PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN "TT^ PETALING JAVA TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received «t the jfflce of the Administrat it, Petahng Jaya. ioi the supply i.J road metal to Peialing Jaya De- ""**«< velopment Corporation for the year Pull particulars can be obtained from the Town Engineer. Petalluf Jaya. during normal
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      Under-23 trial
      88 20 lOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Johore Under-23. rugger team will play their final trial match against the State XV on Wednesday In preparation for their match against Singapore Under-23 on Dec. 20 The teams for Wednesday are: Under-23 Zubir Ahmad; Said Ha mid. Yeow Tong. Dollah All. Ariffln; M. Quah.
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      Mori Trophy to College 'A' XV
      64 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.—Malay College. Kuala Kangsar. "A" team won the Mori Trophy interschool rugger competition by beating their "B" team by 11 points (two tries and goal) to (three try) at Shaw Road here today. Malay College, Kuala Kangsar. beat High School, Batu Pahat.
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      Sabah move welcomed
      56 20 PENANQ, Mon. The PanMalayan Malay Sepak Raga Association today welcomed the proposal by Peter Regis, founder of the Tuaran Sepak Raga Jaring Association, to form a sepak raga body in Sabah. "We will consider amending our constitution to admit affiliates from other states in Malaysia." said Mohamed
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      SAFA offer match to British XI
      167 20 SOCCEP SINGAPORE, Monday. SIR STANLEY ROUS, English president of FIFA has written to the Singapore Amateur F.A. that a British amateur team were planning to tour the Far East early next year and wanted to play two matches in Singapore. Sir Stanley's letter was
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      S'pore seek equality on the new council
      202 20 S'pore seek equality on the new council SINGAPORE, Monday. J^ FIVE-MAN delegation will represent Singapore at a meeting of national Olympic Councils of Malaya, Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak at Stadium Negara, Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday. The delegation will have a mandate from the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council to seek
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      Oh won't go to S'pore for meeting of AAAs
      149 20 Oh won't go to S'pore for meeting of AAAs ■pENANG, Mon.— Federation IT of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union president Oh Boon Tat said here today that he would not be going to Singapore for a meeting with Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore AAA officials. He declined to give any reason. The
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      Double for Ramblers
      106 20 RAMBLERS t PORT COMMISSION 1 nENANG. Moo. Ramblers, the League champions, today completed a Penang soccer double when they beat Port Commission In the Victory Cup final at Cits Stadium. The Portmen. however, put up a tremendous struggle before going down by the odd goal In three.
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      REFS' TEST
      36 20 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. Twenty people from Krian and Selama districts sat for the referees theory examination organis by the Perak Foothall Referee?' I Board yesterday They will take tlie nmrtical test early next year
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      66 20 TENNIS Bin* am Cup final Penan* >: Royal Custom* and Immigration bt Police 3-3 SHOOTING T«p Cup (Talplng>: Revolver/pistol competition —1 PRO Stephens IL.J. Connolly 3 Ng Hoe Soon. RUGGER DTC annual match <T. Ansom: Old boys 5 'goal* Present boys 3 'try). Friendly iKLi Language Inst. 6
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      MALACCA BOYS HOLD S'PORE TO A DRAW
      128 20 MALACCA BOYS HOLD S'PORE TO A DRAW MALACCA 2 SIXGAPORK MALACCA. Mon. Malacca and a Singapore fought out a thrilling 2-2 draw in the opening match of the schools' Inter-state hockey tournament here today Malacca shocked the visitors by scoring a first-minute goal through Yang Slow Meng. This drew swift
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      GOLF WINNER
      39 20 SINOAPORE, Mon.— The Chief Justice. Mr. Wee Chong Jin. won the Bench and Bar golf competition when the returned a net of 77 at the Island course yesterday. Runner-up was J. Orimberg, with a score of 79.
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      Meckiff storm
      403 20 HE WILL QUIT ALL CRICKET AFTER TEST, says LEDWARD MELBOURNE, Monday. LAN MECKIFF. 28. Australia's controversial fast bowler, will retire from all cricket after the current Brisbane Test, a Victoria official said here today. Jack Ledward. secretary of the Victorian Cricket Association, said: "Meckiff phoned me from Brisbane
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      Lock icon Test: No play
      65 20 Test: No play BRISBANE. Mon. Heavy rain prevented any play on the third day of the First Test between Australia and South Africa hrrr today South Africa. 157 for I four, are 278 runs behind Australia's first innings total of 435. The match ends on Wednesday. Australia 435 (Booth 169.
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      COURSE RECORD
      32 20 BAHAMAS, Mon. American j driver A.J. Poyt In a Mccom Scrab won the international trophy motor race at Nassau yesterd»y with an average speed of I 95.38 mph (course record).
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      A century by Saeed Ahmed
      133 20 A century by Saeed Ahmed DACCA, Mon.— A sparkling 101 by Baeed Ahmed took Pakistan's score to 183 for three wickets in reply to the Commonwealth Xls first innings total of 234 at tea on the third day of the Third unofficial Test here today. There was no Dlay yesterday
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      Lock icon W. Germany to meet Ireland
      60 20 OONN, Mon. Ireland and We«t Germany will meet in the European zone Thomas Cup badminion quarterfinals. Th" Germans aualifled to meet the Irish Republic in Dublin next D .1 v,uh an easy 9-0 victorj over Belgium here yesterday. Irplnnd gained their place with a convincing
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      43 20 IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: The life and Times of LYNDON JOHNSON A Profile off America's new President Watch for next week's issue devoted to "INDONESIA TODAY" lON SALE NOW $1 I Distributed by The British American News Co. (Subsidiary of Marican Sons) I
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      77 20 HOCKEY S'f or Div. 1: University 'A' v S'f?or Police (Pan tat Valley); S'gor Armed Porces v Ki'.at R' (R. Range Rd.): Police Depot v SEA (Depot). Schools Inter-ctate quad: Girl* S'gor v Spore (7.30 a.m.i; Malacca v Perak (7.30 ajn.. both matches at Banda Hilir. Malacca). S'oore Div. 2C:
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      The report by the Stipe
      314 21 SINGAPORE, J Mon. The MRA Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday's races: I Shinlne it could not be i J In his stanHii? stall and was bdrawn by order Stewards. «r Lee Ktn informed that Shining tipiar would lie barred lrom racniff for one month und
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      Jamborita has bright prospects in Div 2 Weights—
      798 21  - Jamborita has bright prospects in Div 2 Weights— Epsom Jeep RACING by SINGAPORE, Monday FOR ALL SEVEN RACES AT BT TIMAH TOMORROW JAMBORITA appears to be in fighting trim after a short rest and has bright prospects in the Cl. 2 Div. 2 race over 6f at Bukit Timah on
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      Lock icon 26 enter for Mr S'gor contest
      255 21 26 enter for Mr S'gor contest BODYBUILDIKu KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Twenty-six contenders have entered for the 11th annual Mr. Selangor contest to be held At Stadium Negara here on Friday. The contest will be staged in conJunction with the Christmas Ang Pow show sponsored by the Petallng Jaya Lions Club
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      SPOTLIGHT ON YOUR FANCIES
      742 21 SPOTLIGHT ON YOUR FANCIES SINGAPORE, Mon.-Epsort Jeep spotlights the horses you are likely »to back on Wednesday. Cl. 2, Div. l-6f BLISS FIRE II: Fourth to Klta Suka over s'-f straight at Ipoh last month; has won twice over Bt. Timah 7f: prefers good going. GOLDEN MASTER: Ran two good
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      Horses in the Highlands
      52 21 piORSES SDellinu at the veterinary sanatorium, fatnoron Highlands, as on Dec. 1 were: Mirzapen Calava. CioouW<>. Persian Hero. Neartum. King's Choice, Brave Cbevalier. Pieter- nel. Executive. Leglsrtka. Fils dv Vent. Hard Love. Mirtlnna>. Misty Breeze. Wine Mnn. Pembroke Chief. Our Bvrsa. Goofy. Bungel Wang. Valala. Tariff
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      Lock icon GIARDELLO GETS US$5O,OOO OFFER
      74 21 GIARDELLO GETS US$5O,OOO OFFER A TLANTIC CITY, Mon. American Joey Giardello (above), the new world middlewelgh t champion, said here that he had been offered US $50,000 to fight European champion Laszlo Papp (Hungary) In a non-title bout In Vienna. Glardello added that he was "certain" that Dick Tiger (Nigeria)
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      Lock icon Japanese sweep
      122 21 BANGKOK. Mon.— Japan made a clean sweep of all theii four elimination matches on the first day of the Asian amateui boxing championships here last night. The Philippines, Iran and Thailand had two wins each. The only knockout of the evenIng was scored by the Japanese lightweight Kanemaru
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      Lock icon AUSSIES LOSE
      25 21 PARIS, Mon. France beat Australia 8-5 in the first rugby league test at Bordeaux yesterday. The teams were drawing 5-5 at halftime. Reuter.
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      Thailand rally to draw with HK
      195 21 Thailand rally to draw with HK SOCCER OAIGON, Mon. With three goals in the last eight minutes, Thailand forced a draw with Hong Kong in the second match of the Asian Cup soccer competition central zone elimination round here yesterday. The final score was 3-3. Hong Kong led 3-0 until
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      The leading scorers
      90 21 The leading scorers T ONDON, Mon. Leading 1 i scorers in English football are: Dlt I— John Ritchie (Stoke) 20; Joe Baker (Arsenal) 19: Jimmy Oreaves (Spurs) 18: Dennis Law Manchester United 17 Matt McEvoy (Blackburn) 17: Geoff Strong (Arsenal) 17. Div 2 Alec Dawson (Preston) 21; Ron Saunders (Portsmouth)
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      80 21 ,/%l>fWal^ fl| *a^f 'T' CjAlUlfey j<y. it »rtgB3C^iMaap >* TO LET 3- BEDROOM A 2 BEDROOM LUXURY FLATS AT UKAY HEIGHTS WITH COMMANDING VIEW BUILDING WORKS STARTED A EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED IN APRIL /MAY 1964 OPEN FOR BOOKING NOW PHONE ***** BETWEEN 9AM 1 PM DURING WEEK DAYS note:
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    The story behind a wa11...
    96 22 The story behind a wa11 BELGRADE. Mon. The new owner of a house at Pancevo, near here, opened the lower shutters in front of a walled-in window and unopened letters, telegrams and newspapers dating back over 90 years fell out. All that time postmen had been dropping mall through an
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    Mrs. Kennedy at new home
    59 22 Mrs. Kennedy at new home MRS. Jacqueline Kennedy and six-year-old Caroline Kennedy arrive to take up private residence in the former home of Mr. Averell Fhirn man, I" n d c r Secretary of State for Political Affairs. Th c widowed First Lady will be living with her two children
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    Dagger at her chest dilemma of Madam TaY '
    200 22 Dagger at her chest dilemma of Madam TaY OINGAPORE, Mon. Plump Madam Tay Sai Kait, 58, was in a dilemma this morning. In front of her stood a thug pressing the point of a dagger into her chest. She had to decide quickly whether to stall for time or to
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    Family planning discussion
    69 22 SINGAPORE, Mon— Television Singapura's Channel 8 will present another programme In its series of Informal discussions under the heading "Opinion" at 8.05 p.m. tomorrow. The discussion will be on family planning and population growth, and speakers will Include Dr. Maggie Lim, senior -health officer in charge of
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    P-Day need not be Saturday: New Bill
    192 22 SINGAPORE, Monday. pOLLIXG day need» not necessarily fall on a Saturday in future, according to the provision of the Singapore Legislative Assembly Elections (Amendment) Bill, which was introduced in the Assembly today. In calculating the time for the purposes of the period between
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    27 22 SYDNEY. Mon— Mrs. Eric Roblrson, 35. gave birth to triplets today. She had twins earlier this year, and now has 12 children.— Reuier.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    309 22 LONDON, Mon— Business was or. a good scale and. after a slow .start equities went ahead to show fairly widespread gains at the close. Oilt-edgeds were again a very unsettled market and, although closing above the worst in places, losses were widespread. Tins were quietly
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    RUBBER
    44 22 LONDON, Mon. Spot 20,* Jan. 30 5/16 d.. Fob. 20 >-jd.. Mar 20 9/16 d., Jan./ Mar. 20> 2 d.. Apr./ June 20% d.. July/Sept. 20Hd., Oct./ Dec. 20 \d. Jan/Mar. 20\d Apr. June 20'sd.c.U. Dec. 20>nd Jan. 20 3/lGd. Feb. 2O'/*d. ToneIdle
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    23 22 LONDON. Mon.— Buyers £990 stlleis £991. Fbrwa:d buyers £987. sellers £988. Settlement £991 Turnover v.m. 125 tons. p.m. 55 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Govt seeks qualified trade men for overseas service
    248 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THK Minister oi" Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Ann. said today that the reorganisation of the Malaysian Trade Commissioners' service in America, Britain, France and Australia was engaging attention of the Government. He was speaking to reporters at
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    62 22 KUCHING. Mon. Sarawak's air space was violated yesterday by two helicopters from Indonesia. They were sighted circling over the vicinity of Lubok Antu, in the Second Division, about two miles inside Sarawak territory, according to information given by Brigadier F.C. Bartoii, commander of the military forces in West
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    132 22 'Princess' (robbed of £11,000) says: Call me madame PARIS. Mon. The victim of a 150.000 francs (about £11.000) fur and jewel robbery, widely described here as Afghan Princess Ali Shah Alouba. said today "call me madame" alter the Afghanistan Embassy had issued a communique saying she had no connection with
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    IN MEMORIAM
    14 22 LOUIS CUNERATNE 1 in 1.-rlt Dvcply mourned tiy mrmbrr* ot his family.
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