The Straits Times, 20 December 1963

Microfilm: NL12152
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    25 1 /AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25,000 /I i— i^— Ma***** New**** The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    SOEK DEFIES U.S
    570 1 'Send all your fleets' INDONESIAN LEADER: NOTHING CAN PREVENT OUR DETERMINATION TO CRUSH MALAYSIA 'Remember Cambodia and Laos 9 JAKARTA, Thursday PRESIDENT Soekarno tonight accused the United States of trying to "deter Indonesia from our confrontation of Malaysia." Speaking at the State Palace here, the (i 2
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    Two top Reds get the sack
    107 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. Nikolai Organov, 62, has been relieved of his duties as a Vice-President of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union (Russia's Parliament), the MRI agency Tass announced today. Mr. Organov, a member of the Communist Party Central Committee, is
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    Lock icon Such a surprise for the Watts
    97 1 Such a surprise for the Watts I ONDON, Thurs. v The birth of a baby daughter here to 48--year-old Mrs. Phyllis Watts came as a complete surprise to her. I Mrs. Watts, a mother of eight grown-up children, woke up in the night and told her husband. 50-year-old odd job
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    Lock icon Hussein back
    25 1 AMMAN. Thurs. Kln3 Hussein returned here by air today after a 13-day State visit U> India and a private visit to Persia Reuter.
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    Lock icon Colour TV by 1965
    19 1 LONDON. Thurs.— Britain mill have colour television by "about 1965." the Postmaster-General announced today. Reuter.
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    SABOTAGE, INC. BOSS 'NO GOOD AT BUSINESS'
    735 1  - SABOTAGE, INC. BOSS 'NO GOOD AT BUSINESS' JACKIE SAM: SAYS HIS WIFE By SINGAPORE. Thursday a part-time businessman, he had no head for business and always lost money on contracts that flopped and he never appeared to be interested in politics. "He Just wasn't a good businessman," Madam Pitta Siregar,
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    First envoy to Burma named
    85 1 First envoy to Burma named KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian Government has appointed its Ambassa-dor-designate to Burma. He is Inche Bahadun bin Haji Hassan. 52. who previously served at the Malayan Embassy in Bangkok and at the High Commission in Australia, where he was Trade Commissioner until his return earlier
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    Lock icon Sir Jack 'weaker'
    28 1 LONDON. Thurs. Bir Jack Hobbs. famous English cricketer, was "even weaker" today after having been seriously 111 for several weeks. He was SI on Monday.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Across the wall with tears of joy
    231 1 Across the wall with tears of joy BERLIN (Eastern Sector), Thurs.— Three West Berliners. among the first to cross the Berlin wall under the Christmas passes scheme, wept with joy tonight as they hugged the elderly mother they had not seen since August. 1961. Mr. Herbert Schwandt. 43, a West
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    Fire destroys Picassos
    59 1 DETROIT. Jhurs,.— Hre at an art gallery here last night destroyed painting* 'by Picasso valued at US$l5O,OOO. The Picasso* destroyed were: "Man in Front of a Cabinet" valued by the gallery at U5536,000: "Picador" valued at VS$l5.OOO: and a number of engravings. Works by other artists valued
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    'I oppose Marxism, no more politics for me'
    497 1 'I oppose Marxism, no more politics for me' CENTRAL GOVT. FREES DOMINIC PUTHUCHEARY LUMPUR, Thurs. The Centra] Government today released anoth c r Singapore political man detained in last February's "Operation C 0 I d Store." He is Dominic Puthucheary. 29, an executive committee member of the Singapore Association of
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    Lock icon Honesty pledge by Thai Govt
    183 1 Honesty pledge by Thai Govt BANGKOK, Thurs Thailand's new government, in an unprecedented move, today made a pledge of honesty to the nation. Gen. Thanom Kittikachorn, the Prime Minister, and his Cabinet took the oath after outlining their policy before the Constituent Assembly. It was the first Cabinet to make
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    Auster shot down: Padre killed
    220 1 Auster shot down: Padre killed SINGAPORE, Thurs. A British Army chaplain. who was visiting troops in Sarawak, died of injuries received yesterday when his British Army Air Corps Auster was shot down by Indonesian light anti-aircraft guns. The pilot was mounded when the plane crashed landed at an airstrip two
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 SEVEN HURT SINGAPORE. Thurs tilliMon between far and t.i\i ai uinction of River Valley Kind and Daflttf Road tonight seriously in-.jun-il (xiupuntv four men, two umncu and :i girl.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Russia: How African student died
      317 2 MOSCOW, Thurs.— The Soviet Government yesterday promised to investigate fully the circumstances of the death of a Ghanaian student. This follows a protest demonstration in Red Square during which about 700 African students battled scores of police. The four-hour demonstration, by African students who had
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      Lock icon Bleeding nose mars Chou's tour of Aswan
      285 2 Bleeding nose mars Chou's tour of Aswan CAIRO, Thurs. Mr. Chou En-lai, the Chinese Prime Minister, suffered a nose-bleed and later felt the effects of heat and dust when he toured the Aswan area of the United Arab Republic yesterday. The nose-bleed occurred while Mr. Chou was tourIng a power
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      Lock icon Offer to build airfield
      46 2 LONDON, Thurs. Thailand has agreed to a British offer to build an airfield near Mukdaharn in North-Eact Thailand, a Foreign Office spokesman announced yesterday. The airfield will be handed over to the Thai Government after its completion. Work will start shortly. Reuter
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      Lock icon British 'no' to visa for Tshombe
      212 2 LONDON, Thursday. MR. Moise Tshombe, former President of Katanga, has been refused a visa for a private visit to Britain, a Foreign Office spokesman said here yesterday. Mr. Tshombe was to have visited London this week. He had been asked to address a private
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      Lock icon World Bank's new efforts
      56 2 UNITED NATIONS. Thur.s. The World Bank intends lo make new efloris to help agriculture m developing countries. the bank's president. Mr. George Woods, said yesterday. He told the United Nations Economic and Social Council that the bank must extend its support to programmes for increasing agricultural
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      Lock icon News agency chief
      42 2 ALGIERS. Thurs. The director of the Algerian Press Service. Mr. Moh.imed ben Mehal. was unanimously elected president of tha recently-formed Union of African News Agencies yesterday at th« end of the three-day session of tht union's general assembly. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Rice for Philippines
      30 2 RANGOON. Thurs. Burma and the Philippinrs have concluded an agreement for the sale of 100.000 tons of Burmese rice to the Philippines, according to authoritative sources. Reuter.
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      Lock icon INDIA ACCUSES PAKISTAN OF RAISING TENSION
      122 2 NEW DELHI, Thurs. India has accused Pakistan of deliberately trying to heighten tension between the two countries. In a note dated Dec. 13 and placed yesterday before the Indian Lower House of Parliament, the Government denied there had been any espionage by members of
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      Lock icon AIRPORT BOMB HURTS FOUR
      116 2 AIRPORT BOMB HURTS FOUR BULAWAYO (Southern Rhodesia). Thurs. Two policemen and two Africans were reported injured in an explosion at the airport here last night. The bomb exploded among a group of policemen as a crowd of Africans gathered to greet African natlor leader Joshua Nkomo on his arrival from
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      43 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby 1 1 YOU TO TUB V Qgje plaY E V MEMBERS OP J V P"* Tw-1 j I tub CAST .S iS^ r AMp TMW W TUe «XL "\1 WMO* UE MAS CMO6EN TO tR MBS. CftMK) J
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Passes to visit East Berlin
      49 3 BERLIN. Thurs. Twelve offlces opened here yesterday to issue passes to West Berliners to visit East Berlin at Christmas. More than' 15.000 people were queins up when the makeshift offices opened their doors. Many had been waiting since before dawn In sub-zero temperatures. Reuter.
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      Johnson: Ease Cold War before a summit
      365 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Johnson gave a clear hint yesterday that a summit meeting with Mr. Khrushchev must await developments proving Soviet willingness to end the Cold War with solid deeds. The President, speaking at a Press conference, called without notice, said in effect
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      Lock icon JOHNSON KEEPS WHITE HOUSE REPORTERS ON THEIR TOES
      86 3 JOHNSON KEEPS WHITE HOUSE REPORTERS ON THEIR TOES WASHINGTON. Thurs.—President Johnson is keeping White House reporters on their toes by summoning Press conferences without warning at unexpected times. He Inaugurated a new-styip method of discussing for* eign and domestic affairs when he called the reporters Into his office for an
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      Lock icon China must change her policies first, says Adlai
      356 3 China must change her policies first, says Adlai UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Mr. Adlai Stevenson, chief U.S. delegate to the United Nations, said yesterday that China must give up its "aggressive, lone-wolf," policies if it wants normal relations with the U.S. So long as Peking "persists in its present aggressive policies,
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      Lock icon Philip in Khartoum
      25 3 KHARTOUM. Thurs.— Prince Philip arrived here last night from Kenya after representing Queen Elizabeth at the Kenya Independence celebrations last week. Reuter.
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      PEKING EXPERTS IN PARIS TO BUY STEEL TUBES
      252 3 PEKING EXPERTS IN PARIS TO BUY STEEL TUBES p A R I S, Thurs. A r Chinese trade delegation of petroleum experts is at present on a 1 visit here. It was reported that they are particularly Interested In equipment for the harnessing and exploitation of natural I gas. In
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      BOAC senior staff told: We still need you
      133 3 T ONDON, Thurs.— The new chairman of the crisis-ridden British Overseas Airways Corporation last night reassured its top executives that he did not intend to replace them in the near future. Sir Giles Guthrle In a letter to company officials Invited them
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      Lock icon 'Make MacA a six-star general' call
      63 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs.—Democratic Senator Stuart Symington proposed that Congress honour Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur (above) by elevating him to the rank of six-star General of the Armies. Gen. Mac Arthur is a fivestar general. Only one man in American history has previously been accorded six
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    CAR DAMAGED BY RIOTERS: CORPORAL
    351 4 CAR DAMAGED BY RIOTERS: CORPORAL SINGAPORE, Thursday. V ANYANG University students who rioted in the early hours of Sept. 26 in the campus grounds damaged a police car in an attempt to rescue two detained student leaders from a Special Branch convoy, the First Criminal District Court was told today.
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    WEDDING BELLS FOR TEACHERS
    47 4 MR. MICHAEL YIP CHAM MUI ond his bride, Miss Ivy Tan Poh Sim, both teachers, were married in Singapore. The groom is the second son of Madam Lai Pui Van, the bride is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Chooi Leong.
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    XMAS EVE CHOIR AT CHURCH GROUNDS
    81 4 XMAS EVE CHOIR AT CHURCH GROUNDS SINGAPORE, Thur s. A combined Christmas Eve choir service will be held at the Presbyterian Church grounds on Tuesday night. The hour-long service, starting at 11.30 p.m., will be conducted by Dr. Gunnar Teilmann of Wesley Methodist Church, ana will be broadcast over Radio
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    2 GET YEAR'S PRISON FOR BRUTAL ATTACK
    129 4 2 GET YEAR'S PRISON FOR BRUTAL ATTACK SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two brothers were today jailed for one year and ordered to be given 10 strokes of the rotan each by a district judge for voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a noodle seller with a parang and pole. ThnK Bock Er>n. and
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    Art display
    40 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will declare open the second art exhibition organised by the Singapore Malay Artiste' Association < Angkatan Pelukls Aneka Daya> at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec 2G at 5.30 p.m.
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    Trade fair opening
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will open the Manufacturers Christmas trade fair at the Great World Park on Saturday at 630 p.m.
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    Christmas concert
    25 4 SINOAPORZ, Thur*. The V Student Volunteer* of the YMCA here, will give a Christmas concert tomorrow at the YMCA auditorium at 7.30 p.m.
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      13 4 ODEON -SINGAPORE <L<OPATfeA SCREENED THROUGH PHILIPS TODD-AO PROJECTION SYSTEM Supplied and installed by
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      153 4 THK followins; la today* nchedule Paya Lrbur airport Singapore: ARRIVALS Qantas I From London. Rom*. Athens. Cairo. Karachi. Calcutta, Banickok (QF 786) 10.20 pm Cathay Pacing Airways: From Hong Kong, Bangkok (CX/TO 731) 7.315 p.m. Japan Air Unss: From Tokyo. Hong Kong, Bangkok (JL 715) 6.30 p.m. Malaysian Airways: From
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      178 4 DEPARTURES Cathay Pacific Airways: To Kuala, Lumpur. Bangkok. Hone Kong. Taipeh. Osaka <CX 73m A a.m.: to Jakarta (TO 731) 8.10 p.m. Qantat: To Perth. Sydney (QF 738) 11.13 p.m. Malaysian Airways: To Kuala Lumpur (ML 022) 7.31 a.m.; to Kuala Lumpur (ML 010) 6.30 p.m to Kuala Lumpur, lpoh,
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    Lee blasts 'Barisan line of treason, treachery'
    461 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Singapore Legislative Assembly at 3 a.m. today, after a session lasting more than 12 hours, adopted a motion by the Prime Minister, Mr., Lee Kuan Yew, thanking the Yang di-Pertuan Negara for his policy speech. The House adopted the motion
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    Court fixes hearing of 4 wage disputes
    150 5 Court fixes hearing of 4 wage disputes SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Industrial Arbi- tration Court lias fixed the first two months of next year for the hear- inj? of four separate I wage disputes between the Singapore Government and the Amalgamated Union of PubI lie Employees. CASE NO. 1 on Jan.
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    Nurses vote for union
    55 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. About 2.200 of 2,500 government nurses have so far taken part in the three-day nursing service secret ballot to determine whether the Singapore Medical Services Union or the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees should represent them A Government spokesman said some 1.500 nurses voted
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    Howitzers supplied to Malaysia Italian envoy
    210 5 Howitzers supplied to Malaysia Italian envoy KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Italian Amba. c ador. Dr. Mario Filo della Torre Santa Susanna, said today that Italy had supplied artillery to Malaysia. Although Dr. Mario Filo disclosed that the artillery included 105 m.m. howitzers, he refused to give details. Dr. Mario Filo
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    Taxi driver sold watch to pay fine
    68 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A taxidriver, fined a total of $65 by a magistrate today, sold a watch for $30 outside the court to help pay his fine. Tan, Ah Khoon was allowed to settle thr balance of $35 before the year ends. He was
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    Orchid plants stolen
    43 5 PENANG, Thurs Prire orchid plants worth $800 were reported stolen from a garden in Green Lane yesetrday. Mr. Seah Keok Chuan. a businessman, reported to police that 15 plants were missing. It is believed they were stolen thr previous nishl.
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    Tun Yusof on visit
    33 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore. Tun Yusot bin Ishak. and his family went up Kedah Peak yesterday. They are on a thre«»day private visit here.
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    New colours fined
    62 5 PENANG, Thurs. Two men who failed to notify tbe Registrar and Inspector of Motor Vehicles that they had changed the colours of their vehicles were fined S2O each in a magistrate's court today. Mok Yut Hong. 24. altered the colour of his van from maroon to red.
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    Aid for workers hit by confrontation
    245 5 Aid for workers hit by confrontation KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddln. told Parliament today that $25,000 had been set aside to give relief to people in Malaya who had lost their jobs through the break In tradi relations with Indonesia. He
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  • PARLIAMENT DEBATES THE BUDGET—First day
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      218 7 **S presents the CONTESSAMAT models with selective automation M^Tf iM_«f ut*^»K m hi ii i i ■»\ii""*"' The advantages of selective automation are: 1. Pr««t*ct fh. shutter mn^.d 4. Sporf. shot* wttfc W .fcuM., th. oprrtu.. Hh Uflt, oufo- >p ..dt or* potutri. i. n o n moticolly. duH day
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      100 7 Ml gifts for the Festive Season! Yes, for every bottle of COURVOISIER V.S.O.P. or V.S. BRANDY purchased in Malaya, one of these gifts will be given away FREE— a Courvoisier lighter or a penknife or a key chain. This offer is good only until stocks last. So celebrate the festive
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    BLACKLIST OF REDS: NO GOVT HELP TO GET JOBS
    594 8 TENTH DAY of the Singapore Assembly By OUR ASSEMBLY REPORTERS SINGAPORE, Thurs. D The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, told the Legislative Assembly today that the Government had compiled a black-list of all pro-Commun-ist activists who are now unemployed. Those
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    Govt took steps in advance to cope with trade break
    602 8 Govt took steps in advance to cope with trade break SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Government had foreseen a possible break of trade with Indonesia, and had as early as two months before the formation of Malaysia on Sept. 16, carried out a series of surveys on the State's entrepot trade
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    WIDER POWERS TO CONTROL SOCIETIES
    218 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Legislative Assembly today passed a Bill giving the Government wider powers to control organisations registered under the Societies Ordinance. Under the Societies (Amendment) Bill. 1963, which was bitterly opposed by the Opposition parties, the Government can: Order a society to change its
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    Law amended
    45 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Legislative Assembly tonight passed the Property Tax (Amendment) Bill, which will allow house-own-ers, who have failed to rent out their houses, to claim a refund of tax for any period their houses have been vacant for 3o days or more.
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    Mobile X-ray
    36 8 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The SATA mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at 51, Choon Ouan Street on Dec. IB— 2o. and at 8t Andrews Mission Hospital on Dec. 23 from 5.30 p.m. to 9 pm
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    The case of the four just men
    2134 9 CHAPTER ONE TO every thief in London I sun still The Copper in The Green I hit Monty o!' the Flying Squad. I never disguised myself because I had a belief thai if they scarpered a1 mv coming they had something to hide.
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      390 9 FLYING EUROPE? Pan Am makes it easy to enjoy a U.S. holiday en route It costs so much less than you think to see the U.S.A. on your way to Europe with Pan Am! If you're homeward bound, make this your opportunity to see the States-it costs as little as
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    Education takes 22% of Budget Tengku
    426 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday fENGKU Abdul Rahman said today that Malaysia would spend 22 per cent of the total amount of national expenditure on education next year. Speaking at the opening of the first allMalaysia education conference at the Malayan Teachers' College here, he said:
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    'Let's evolve Malaysian art' call
    255 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs, TTHE president of the Singapore Art Society, Mr. Ho Kok Hoe, today urged local artists to try to evolve a Malaysian pattern of art by blending the Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures. Speaking at the 14th general meeting of the society at Shell
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    SINGAPORE JUST LIKE PARIS, SAYS SUSAN
    101 10 SINGAPORE JUST LIKE PARIS, SAYS SUSAN SINGAPORE, Thurs. After 17 years. Miss Susan Chen of Ipoh (above), saw Singapore again today and ifcc was not disappointed. "Just as exciting as London or Paris." said the Perak 'Miss Jaycee." A Kirby-tra:ned teacher. Susan has toured Europe and South-East Asia, but has
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    Christmas party
    25 10 KLUANG. Thurs. The St. Louis Church here will hold a children's Christinas party at Jalan Omar Catholic Centre on Saturday at 3.30 p.m.
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    Driver who reported crash had no licence
    184 10 Driver who reported crash had no licence OINGAPORE, Thurs. A girl student from Geneva was found to be an "unlicensed* driver after she had lodged an accident report here against a young merchant, the First Traffic Court was told today. "But before the police could 1 prosecute her, she had
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    Dead near bridge
    23 10 KLANG. Tliurs. The body of an unidentified elderly mini MM found near the Kola Bridge, .spanning the Klang River, yesterday.
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    Schoolgirl killed
    27 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A IS* year-old schoolgirl. Teo Ah Ooon. was lulled when sh* 1 was kr.ockrd down by a car in Leonle Road yesterday afternoon
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    John, now Aziz, and his bride at bersanding
    76 11 John, now Aziz, and his bride at bersanding JOHN Karl Muth. 23. a U.S I'r.n i- Corps member, and his bride. Che Azizab bintr Mohamed Hassan. 19. at their nrrsanriing ceremony in Pokok Assam. Taiping Mr. Muth. who is a teacher of tbe King Edward VII School. Taiping. became a
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    Toyota car assembly plant for Butterworth
    136 11 Toyota car assembly plant for Butterworth DENANG. Thurs. A 1 plant to assemble cars manufactured by the Toyota Motor Co. 1 of Japan is to be started at Butterworth shortly Mr. Loh Boon Siew. director of the agents. Kah Motors, announced last night. "We have approached the Government in this
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    I heard a gun fired, shouts witness
    414 11 I heard a gun fired, shouts witness KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A 34- YEAR-OLD rubber tapper told the durian murder trial here today that the accused man ordered him and three friends to ''watch over" two captured men until the police arrived. Ayob bin Ismail was giving evidence against Hassan Basn
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    Five jailed for a hold-up
    70 11 BUTTERWORTH. Thui>. Five men were jailed today for robbing eiglu iactory employees of over $2,000 and watches on Sept. 27. Mohamed Vusofl bin Sa ad. Ooi Cliai Huat. Ayob om Mohamed. .Chee Kok H«a and Anffin bin Kasdi were convicted on a loini charse of
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    Selangor M.B. signs up for national service
    204 11 Selangor M.B. signs up for national service KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. One of the first to sign up for possible national service at the Chinese Assembly Hall registration centre this morning was the Selangor Mentri Besar, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda. In ALOR STAR, a Kedah State assemblyman. Mr. K. K.
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    Lock icon Now Aussies may be given orders
    83 11 CANBERRA. Thurs. Australian Servicemen in Malaysia may now be given orders by British and New Zealand officers, under a notification published today in the Commonwealth Gazette The new regulation clears the way for the integration of Australian forces in Malaysia with New Zealand and
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    Youths throw acid
    35 11 I SINGAPORE Thurs A con- tractor. Ene Kirn Nam. 64. «m burned on the head and back ov I acid thrown at him by two youths at Tiong Poh Road this morning.
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    Six more arrests
    24 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police arrested six men under the Socleiles Ordinance and screened 440 more In checks during the Das; 24 hours
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    Forced Labour meet
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. A meeting of thr Ex-Forced Labour Association will be held at the Town Hall on Sunday at 3 p.m. lo discuss demands for compensation from the Japanese Government
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    Lock icon CHRISTMAS VISITOR HAS A 'MODEL' COMPANY LAW
    91 11 MELBOURNE. Thurs. Victoria's Assistant State Parliamentary draftsman. Mr John Flnemore. will 1 leave Melbourne on Christmas Day for a month In Malaysia He will advise tne Ma- I lav.slan Government on measures for tightening I company law. Malaysia wants to bring Its company
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    BURGLAR STRIKES THRICE ON A COLD NIGHT
    132 11 1 TANAH RATA. Thurs. The 52-degree cold of this hill resort last night did not deter a burglar from making three successful raids on two hotels. First, the burglar sneaked into a first floor room of Federal Hotel, occupied by a honeymooning couple
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    DEATHS
    172 12 WorHt ild < Minimum) BELL BEATRICE (BABS) nuddenU tn Melbourne on 11/U «3 Widow of HH (Benin Hell and beloved mother of Jean BachM SAKUNTALA beIOVH wife of HI.. Hmw Kg:itit in Hoapltal called to the rternal Kingdom 1s I J 63 T .10 pm Kunc/al at Kimntan 4
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    50 12 »4 nt rf SIH r'Minjfn ii tn MRS S AMIRTHANATHAN an<l I N thank all lor their he]| concWancei und wrratha on tue j death of Ann. FAMILY OF LATE Madam Kan alama Sal;<y thank frienda. relative*, lor rttt.!i<iaTire. rnndolencen, i dattal her funeral on ir, |2 i,,,, i,
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    241 12 Wordw Sit (Minimum) THE CIFT OF laitlng value Mikimcto pearln The Ming Shop. i ka GENTLEMEN, .xv.lye vuill mft pror.lem» hy ralllm at Antolnetf, 314 ■ii'hnrd Road. Spore Open dally till ■S M m. TIME TO CHANCE to Hear Brand Milk from Switzerland If you like milk. you II
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    34 12 It Word, SIM 'Win.) SPECIAL MEETINGS. Topic: •ChMnKeleM Meinage. Chancing World Speaker: Dr. Jamea. Kvan*e- i heal Free Chunh, S, Yarwood Avenue. tijm.H Buklt Tlmah Decemher IMb— ?"nd TSO nm. All Welcome.
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    The Straits Times. Friday, December 20. 1963. Boost For Housing
    667 12 The Straits Times. Friday, December 20. 1963. Boost For Housing A substantial easing of Kuala Lumpur's housing shortage, both for the middle class and the lower income groups, is promised by the measures announced by Mr. Tan Siew Sin Previously known was the home-ownership scheme for Government servants, for which
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    New Tin Land
    394 12 The solution to at least one of the problems which beset the Malayan tin mining industry lies in Malaya's own hands. Not a great deal can be done about the American stockpile but something can be done about opening new land. Uncertainty about access to new deposits
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    The Trawlers
    198 12 It was ironic that the Gov- ernment should be attacked for not doing enough to control trawler fishing on the very occasion when it was seeking powers to regulate Malaysianbased fishing operations (including trawling) beyond the three-mile limit. Trawling in home waters is already banned: before the passage
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    Triple crisis that K must beat.
    1436 12  - Triple crisis that K must beat. EDWARD CRANKSHAW AS THE QUEUES FOR FOOD LENGTHEN ALL OVER RUSSIA Anti-Soviet attitude by the new U.S. administration could cause a return to the cold war from 1 LONDON Thursday WHILE the world waits to see how President Johnson gets on with Mr. Khrushchev,
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      East coast 'exile'
      293 12 WITH so many new teachers lust out from the M.T.C., isn't It possible to relieve those unlucky teachers who have been stationed In Kelantan for four or five years already? With two years spent in college, it makes a total of seven years spent away from home.
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      A handicap
      51 12 AS one who speaks Tamil may I ask why the Singapore Government engages driving testers In all the main language streams except Tamil. The Tamil speaking population is therefore at a handicap and as a result many fail the driving tests because of the language problem. LEARNER DRIVER
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      Job hunt
      92 12 YOUR correspondent "Jobless" can well add my case to his list of frustrated returned graduates. Like the others. I was Jobless for eight monttis before I obtained a position. The time between was spent waiting for interviews or replies to my numerous applications for Jobs. Our plight seems
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      Obstruction
      56 12 \JOTOR accidents In Sungel Patani can be minimised If obstruction on the public roads is reduced. Vehicles park atrociously here, especially In front of the government market. Lorry drivers leave their goods on the pedestrians' cover way opposite ths market. Speed cops should more often check speed fiends in
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      S'pore visit
      80 12 A 8 a visitor from the United States In the travel business I would like to say how much I have again enjoyed my stay in Singapore. I am amazed by the development and general progress. One thing dismays me. however, and that is the sad deterioration in
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    Alliance blamed for 2 road projects
    212 13 Alliance blamed for 2 road projects \l\ ALACCA. Thurs. The president of the Malacca Municipal Council. Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadi (Socialist Front), said here last night that the former Alliance Council had gone ahead with two road projects costing over $400,000 without receiving formal financial approval from the Federal
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    Appointment
    31 13 KLANG. Thurs. Mr. Jolly I Choc, a retired chief health in- 1 •pector from the Health Depart- ment here, has been appointed chief health inspector of the Klang Town Council.
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    M.B.: Tell the truth to rural folk
    133 13 KUANTAN, Thurs. Rural people snould be told the truth about the Malaysian Government's stand against Indonesia's conirontatlon policy. The Mentri Besar of Pahang. Dato Wan Abdul Aziz, said this at the opening of a refresher course for 351 adult education teachers from four
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    Acid raid in 'union war'
    325 13 REVENGE MOTIVE FOR ATTACK ON WEDDING PARTY, COURT TOLD SINGAPORE, Thursday. a \N acid attack on a group of wedding guests was part of a "war" between two rival unions, a preliminary inquiry was told today. Ten quarry workers, a taxi driver and a woman
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    TWO MORE RAISE S'PORE CHOLERA TOLL TO 26
    62 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two new cases of cholera were confirmed here today, bringing the total to 26. One case occurred in Club Street and the other in Ah Hood Koad. Both patients had not been inoculated. The number of persons inoculated to date
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    CID chief at special parade
    157 13 34 WOMEN CONSTABLES GRADUATE FROM SCHOOL TUF. Assistant Comissioner of the C.1.D.. Mr. Cheam Kirn Seang. inspecting a squad of women recruit constables who graduated from the Singapore Police Training School at a passing-out parade at Thomson Road on Wednesday. j Accompanying him is inspector
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    AUSTRALIAN SAYS: WE ARE REALLY FRIENDLY...
    120 13 AUSTRALIAN SAYS: WE ARE REALLY FRIENDLY... BATU PAHAT, Thurs. Asian students in Australia should make themselves approachable, otherwise they will return to their countries with the impression that Australians are unfriendly. Mr. Barrie G. Blackwell, who is visiting Malaysia on a Rotary fellowship, said last night in an address to
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    13th Umno branch
    38 13 13th Um no branch PORT SWETTENHAM. Thurs A new branch of Umno was formed at Watson Road yesterday with a membership of more than 100 people. This Is the 13th. branch to be opened in the Klang District.
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    Professor's widow gets $42,000
    151 13 SINGAPORE, Thursday. MADAM Lee Lian Eng, 29, widow of a Nanyang University professor, was awarded damages of $42,850 with costs by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today in a claim for damages for the loss of her husband in a road accident 19 months
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    Fined: No licence to carry goods
    58 13 PENANG. Thurs.— Yeo Ah Chee. 23. was lined a total of $275 when he pleaded guilty to two charges of conveying goods in his c;ir without a carrier's licence and without proper third party insurance coverageThe magistrate. Mr. Ng Mann Sau. also disqualified Yeo
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    Koran reading
    33 13 KLANO. Thurs. The Klanf? District Koran reading competition will be held at the Muslim Collect here on Dec. 28. The winning couple will participate in the State Koran reading competition later.
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    Expatriate officers: A warning by Head
    184 13 Expatriate officers: A warning by Head KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The British High Commissioner to Malaysia. Lord Head, today cautioned developing nations against getting rid of experienced expatriate officers. He gave this warning when speaking at the monthly luncheon of the Federation of Malaya Institute of Public Relations at the Station
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    Party has 32 branches now
    57 13 KLANG, Thurs. The National Convention Party, organised by the former Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz Ishak, has now established 32 branches in Malaya. A spokesman of the party said that they have a total membership of more than 5,000 and that they
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      327 13 Today's Radio, TV RADIO MALAYSIA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 metre* A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal Negura-ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Time Signal, The News: 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri: 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.32 Breakfast Potpourri; 8.00 Time Signal. The News; 8.05 Breakfast Potpourri; 8.30 Housewives' Selections: 9.00 Close Down. 1.00
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      220 13 Play; 12 midnight Negara-ku. Close Down. RADIO SINGAPORE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE 476 metres SHORT WAVE BEKVICE 41 metre. AM. 6.0U Oood Morning; 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7.16 News; 7.20 Breakfast Bulletin; 7.30 Up And About; 1.16 New.; 8.20 Up And About: 9.00 Clom Down; 11.00 Programme Summary: 11.02 Concert Pop.; 11.40
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    Lock icon THE WEAPONS OF SABOTEURS UNEARTHED IN SINGAPORE
    177 14 ON this page are shown the weapons of saboteurs unearthed by the Special Branch in Singapore after the arrests of 24 people involved in the Indonesian plot against Malaysia. The three Sten guns at right were found with the 25 grenades and 127
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    GOLDSMITH FOUND DEAD
    76 14 PENANG, Thurs.— A goldsmith. Wan Kai How. 35. was found dead in his room at Cintra Street last night. The discovery was made by Wai Kai Hong. 39. a clerk, who called on Wan at 9.30 prm. and saw him lying dead in bed. Wan's hands and
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    Singapore Umno to weed out 'agents'
    140 14 Singapore Umno to weed out 'agents' SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The secretary-gen-eral of Singapore Umno, Dato Syed Esa Almenoar, today urged the party's divisions and branches to watch out and report on any "suspicious"' members. This follows the recent arrest of two Umno members In connection with the Indonesian confrontation policy. "Singapore
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    Committee meeting
    34 14 BATU PAHAT, Thuri. Th« executive committee of the Association of Teachers of English in Chinese Schools, Federation of Malaya, will hold a meeting at th* Chinese Chamber of Commerce here on Saturday.
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      264 14 Straits Times Crossword mM tat Hf WKt/I^^Mii ACBUSS 4. One MM lane.- tlic uuiuiueit. L asjL'jrs spr sin; wrhaiK ,a o 4> «urrounciing» (7k 6. SI .Slllto- .n hour 1 sb.U 7 n m be highly vocl (6). g ST f out (14) 9 SS W etC f fiSh the
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      The power of our ancient kings—by Sihanouk
      260 15 The power of our ancient kings by Sihanouk SAIGON, Thursday. pRINCE Norodom Sihanouk has publicly suggested that assassinated U.S. President John F. Kennedy "went to hell." He also suggested that South Vietnam's assassinated President Ngo Dinh Diem and Thailand's dead Marshal Sarit Thanarat likewise "went to hell" and are holding
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      Lock icon 8 years' jail for $18.5 mil fraud
      117 15 8 years' jail for $18.5 mil fraud COPENHAGEN. Thurs. A U3-year-old Danish businessman. Helmut Badenhof. was sentenced to right years' jail yesterday for forgery and fraudulent conversion of 44 million kroner (about SIHS million). It was ibf biggest fraud t:iM- in Danish history. Badenhof had pleaded Kuilty to the 93
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      Lock icon A weak tremor
      21 15 TOKYO. Thurs.— A weak earthquake today shook northern and p:irt of central Japan on the Pacific coast. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Wrongly jailed major refuses £7,500
      220 15 Wrongly jailed major refuses £7,500 ONDON, Thurs. A British Army major wrongly convicted in Nairobi and jailed for a i year on charges of misapplying regimental funds yesterday refused a War Office ex-gratia payment of £7.500. A statement by Maj. Peter Cory's solicitors said: "The Government's action In attempting to
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      Lock icon S. Africa quits FAO
      33 15 PRETORIA. Thurs. South Africa last night withdrew from the U.N. Food and Agricultural Organisation following the recent vote to exclude her from all P.A.O. regional meetings in Africa Reuter.
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      Lock icon Wives picket striking husbands
      156 15 "VINE wives yesterday A picketed their strikeidled husbands carrying placards on broom handles pleading "we want Christinas for our kids." The 29 miners at the Crab Orchard Co-operative Coal Co. pit near here went on strike on Dec. 7. after the management rejected a United Miy
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      Lock icon Brave Rosamund
      289 15 BLIND SINCE TWO. SHE IS COMING HERE TO TEACH BLIND CHILDREN LONDON, Thursday. IT was 3 a.m. when Rosamund Paton's party ended. Gay, happy, brave Rosamund was saying goodbye to her friends who had danced through the night with her. Yesterday, she left her timbered home in Camberley,
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      Lock icon MINISTER ASKS KLM BOARD TO RESIGN
      144 15 MINISTER ASKS KLM BOARD TO RESIGN THE HAGUE. Thurs. The Dutch Minister of Transport and Waterways. Mr. Johannes Van Aartsen, announced in Parliament yesterday that he had asked all 14 members of the board of directors of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines to resign The board of directors, headed by Dr.
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      Lock icon Ayub seeks a settlement
      53 15 KARACHI. Tbura. President Ayub Khan of Pakistan said yesterday that officials of Pakistan a- d Ceylon would meet shortly to .settle amicably the issue of people of Pakistani origin in Ceylon. The President arrived home yesterday in the Pakistan cruiser Babur after his six-day state visit
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      Lock icon Korean appeal
      34 15 SEOI'L. Thurs.— Thr National Assembly decided toclnv to spnd a message to the United Strife spnate and the Housp of Renrr*"rretires annealing ueninst nnv mrilor cut In aid to Smith Kore:i Reuter.
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      Ipoh to hold trade and industry show in February
      162 16 Ipoh to hold trade and industry show in February AN international trade and industry exhibition is to be held in I poll from Feb. 1 to 29. The fair, first of its Rind to be held in Ipoh. is being sponsored by Malaysia International and the manager Mr S. H.
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      Bata's sales course
      100 16 Bata's sales course BATA Shoe Co. Ltd. has Just concluded its 23rd salesmanship training course for Its sales staff at the new premises at Telok Blangah Road, Singapore. It was attended by 10 of the company's sales staff three of whom were women. The course is held regularly four times
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      Woolworths creates Malaysian outlet
      456 16  -  KEITH HOOPER, AIM IS TO BOOST A USTRALIAN EXPORTS TO ASIA From Sydney ORTHS Ltd., Australia's third largest retail group, is to use its newly formed export division called Woolworths Malaysia Ltd. as a means of boosting exports of Australian goods generally to SouthEast Asia. Announcing
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      Rubber company appoints general manager
      132 16 MR. NORMAN H. Gouldln has been appointed general manager of the plantations division. United States Rubber Company. He will be responsible for the company's production, research and world sales of natural rubber. With headquarters in New York, the company's plantations division owns and operates natural
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      NEW MARINE ENGINEER FOR JURONG SHIPYARD
      96 16 NEW MARINE ENGINEER FOR JURONG SHIPYARD MR. KIANG SIANG JACK (above), has been appointed marine engineer by Jurong Shipyard Ltd. and will leave for Tolcyo shortly for further training in the field of marine engineering with lshikau ajima Harlma Heavy Industries Co. Ltd. for four months, under the auspices of
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      DIESEL ENGINES BY VOLVO PENTA
      211 16 pAR East Motors Ltd. have taken over the •F agency for Malaysia, for Volvo Penta marine and industrial engines, It is announced The dlesel marine engines Include the Inboard type with capacities ranging from six to 200 h.p. and In addition there is a model
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      96 16 Austria's production of electric housenoki appliances during the first six months of this year surpossed for most items the 1962 figures. Among others, output of electric kitchen ranges rose from 21.900 to 27.400 units, electric boilers from 26.700 to 29 100 units, accotding to figures publ^hed in Austrian
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      Thai trio among 28 for Open singles
      415 17 Thai trio among 28 for Open singles BADMINTON PENANG, Thursday. THAILAND will send national champion Sangob Rattanusorn and two other Thomas Cup players to compete in the Malaysian open badminton championships starting here en Dec. 27. Twenty-eight players, Including Teh Kew San, the Malayan No. 1. will compete for the
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      S'pore ace to miss Xmas races
      192 17 S'pore ace to miss Xmas races CYCLING gINGAPORE. Thurs. Abdul Raffle Baharawi. Singapore's champion ryciist. was ;t iast--1 minute withdrawal from the liveluan Singapore team which left for Penan* ih-s morning to compete in the Malaysian Cycling Federation s massed *tart races in Penang. Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. Ng Chwee
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      19 17 EDINBURGH. Thurs. A Scottish XV beat the Combined Services 20-6 in a Rugby Union, match yesterday.— Router
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      288 17 SOCCER Marines 2 CA 0 Singapore, Thurs. /CHINESE Athletic players, upset by decisions v against them made by referee Sgt. Coleman twice wanted to walk out of their SAFA Senior Cup match against Marine Department at Jalan Besar Stadium today, reports JOE DORAI. But
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      103 17 T ONDON, Thurs. Results of soccer matches played yesterday: Football League Cop quarUr- j final Norwich 1 Leicester 1 (at Norwich) Scottish Dlv. J Queen's Park 1 Berwick 2. European Cup 2nd round 2ndl« Real Madrid 5 Dynamo Bucharest 3 (Real won on 8-4 aggregate, to meet
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      KILAT WIN BUT TPCA DRAW AND THEY'RE LEVEL
      323 17 KILAT WIN BUT TPCA DRAW AND THEY'RE LEVEL HOCKEY I£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. All's square on points between the' SHA league division one top contenders holders K i 1 a t and TPCA, after today's matches. While Kilat. producing nearly their best form, pegged back a determined Technical College team 8-5
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      Police move up to sth place
      63 17 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Police, who have one more match to play in SHA League Div I, moved up to filth place In the table when they beat a ten-man Singapore Cricket Club side 5-1 on tne padang today. .Police led 1-0 at halftime. Their goals
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      SHA 'SIXES'
      26 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Entries for the SHA's six-a-slde hockey festival here close on Jan. in A maximum of 64 learns will be allowed to compete.
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      58 17 SOCCER Malacca (iovt. Service* Lfe: No. 2 Infantry Workshop REME 5 Municipal 1. Penang Public Services KO tourney: Prtwns 6 Police 1. HOCKEY Friendly: Combined Schools 8 Malays 1. Tmipin* Lfe: Tigers A 1 2 No. 3 Transport Coy. 1 Penanr Lft: YMSA 2 City CouncU 0. VOLLEYBALL
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      252 17 1964 CALENDAR GIVEN FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE limited supplies availibli CHUNG BRAND LEATHER SHOES A \M ARC M"1 \^\lbV mi i( 1 Mad* from the finest W^^L, quality leather with superb workmanship F° r a durable and comfortable wear SOLE AGENTS lnslst on CHUNG BRAND LEATHER SHOES aWaWaWmw mrmwm^W t>4>
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      65 17 BADMINTON: Penanc open CshiM (CHOS hall). HOCKEY: S'for Dlt 2N: Levers v Municipal (Levers); Harrisons v REME School (Batu Canton ment); Div. 28: B'gor dub v Chartered Bank (padang): University 'B v Telecoms (Untvereitv). Dlv. I: Signals v Spore Police (Depot). Tsilpinr Lge: Tigers 'A' v Kilat Club (Esplanade). S'por*
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      340 18 OVV9I sHsssBHHHJ (Continued from Pace 12 1 SITUATIONS VACANT M Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO et*. txtn WANTED EXPERIENCED lady typists nud Ac clerks. Apply stating qualification to Box A337S S.T. K.L. WANTED IMMEDIATELY Cantonese cook amah, to live In, no washing must be good cook. Pbone Spore *****. MANICURISTS
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      615 18 SITUATIONS VACANT 7* Wore** SS (Min.)— Box SO et: extr, EUROPEAN LAOV ASSISTANT required for Leading Dress Salon. Must be experienced in Window Dressing. Apply In writing to 82-1. Bras Basah Road, Spore. ACCOUNTS CLERK with knowledge of typewriting required by British Company. Apply In writing with full particulars ot
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      951 18 SITUATIONS VACANT 2* tferas Si (Mm.,—B ox St eU. mxtn FIRST CLASS BEAUTY Culture Salon requires assistants and manicurists with experience. These vacancies are not for X-maa and Chinese New Year only, but will be permanent for the suitable applicants. Letters with full details about previous experience to Box A
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      1022 18 ACCOMMODATION WANTED! 20 Wmrd* SS (Min.)— Box SO ct: mxtrm REQUIRED ON LEASE Ist January 19*4 unfurnished bouse 3/4 bedrooms. District* 9. lo 11. Contact Secretary tilepiione No. 731 11 or HO Box 2932. I Spore SENIOR EXECUTIVE RBOUIMES fully furnished Four bedroom Bunicalou with rpaclous reception and dlnlm rooms
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      1070 18 TOURS EXCURSIONS to Word* SS (Min.}— Box SO ct: txtn CAMERON HIGHLANDS TOUR Malaya lour Earn Coast tour Thailand tour time A fare Contact M.W.T.S. It, Tppcr Crofs St.. S'por*. Tel. *****. CONDUCTED SEA TOURS to Honn--1 none Japan leaving 9th Marcn. 27th A|>nl further particulars apply American Lloyd Agency
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      1054 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE Words SS (Min.)— Box SO ct*. mxtn r*«o CHEVROLET IMPALA $6200-. Renault Kloiide, bard soft top. $4100/-. BansOsM condition Insured/tax. Ring B'pore 76*05 Tan. No dealers please. 1954 MORRIS MINOR $1,700 aad 1956 Morris Minor, convertible $1,600. Roth excellent condition. Lady owner. View at 15. Irrawaddy Rd..
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      1010 18 FOR SALE it Wmrd* U (Min.)— Box ft ttt. sartra X'MAS OPPORTUNITY! UK 4 Days! Boys' T-Shlrts Shorts .low $1.30. Knitted Polo-Shirts $1.90, Hawaii Sportahtrts $1.40. Longtlteve Non-Iron Shirts $3.50, Also For Men's A Ladles' Wear. Remember Cathay's M m%\ Hras Basah Road. B'pore. X'MAS: X'MASI X'MAS! Extra Heavy Knßllnh
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      630 18 WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) VfereJa Si (Mln.)-Bmx It rrs. NEW STRAITS VIEW Hotel J.B. Seaside Dancing A Floorsbows Nightly Tel: tm JOHORE HOTEL J.B. English. Cantonese Food. Alrcondltloned Rooms. Phone WELCOME STAY at Admiralty approved. The Straits Uursthouse. Tel: 3120 J.B. HAWAII HOTEL. Behind Batti Road. P.O. K.L. Air-conditioned Rooms
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      1432 19 lo t ,iLi>rum. 4 mm urn u.r... out 3 InM* nut 9 naa -tiw. ANCHISES LKirpttl. OuDlm la Pt/TMtf DtC 21 MACHAON ixeritu >ii|S(u* Gil. IS Dtc 22 Dtc 21/27 DtC 21 ASPHALION Avon. L'ltil. Glasgow Gil. Die 22 DtC 27/ 1 mus iKiriMi bia^io* mi ii vi i <
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      1291 19 I Benuline\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORH DVWVVmir FOR L.ttrMll in 'J BLNVLNUL Hamtwrg Jai U Siagllin P. Swetterkim fe«i«| Havre ftl J In Pt'Tilaj Dtc 21,22 A'werp Fit I R'dam ftl 14 BENVANNOCH IS, Si! Si«gi|ira P. Sattttikaa Petaag Middltsbrough laa 11 la PVDtC 21 Dtc
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    MORE INTEREST IN TINS: EQUITY TURNOVER SHRINKS
    817 20 From Our Market Correspondent rERB was a fair improvement in interest in the tin section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the expansion of the turnover being accompanied by a corresponding shrinkage in that of industrials. Tins opened the market very firm,
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 20 .Malayan Stock In< Dec. 18 Industrials: 130.60 Hns: 128.8.* i rubbers: 108.40 Dec. 29, 1962 1 idlces Dec. IS 130.1." 129.72 108.40 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    894 20 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Slock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIAL*: BoutUad (3.000) $L6S cd. (3.O00) *1.67 cd: Central Prep. (13.000) $1.64. <5.000) $1-65. (10.000) $1.67. (15.000) $1.66: City •cv. (1.000) 82
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 20 December 19. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 64 i cents (up one-eighth of a rent) TIN: 5515 (up S5). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (unchanged)
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    Another $5 rise in tin: Rubber opens buoyantly
    389 20 rpHERE waj> a further sharp x advance or $5 in the Straits Tin price in Penang yesterday which took it to another new 9i year old high. The price was declared at $515, a gain of over 10 dollars in 2 days.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    109 20 MELBOURNE. Thurs TTiGHLIOHTS of todays malket 1 XJ was the favourable reaction of tin sham to the higher London tin price Industrials were again i nrmer and most leaders improved in moderate trading. Oils were quiet on slight ly hlsher levels, but base metals were irregular. Loans were
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    RUBBER PRICES
    253 20 7ANUARY first grade rubber buyers l.e.b. elesed at S p.m. in Slnnapere and Kuala Lumpur i cent* per Ib. up one-rlxnth of a ci-nt on Wednesday's closlnK level for the poxltton. The tone was uncertain. R.A S. and F.M.R.E. cleslnk prices In cent! per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    221 20 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour er rxptcted today are: Tborsitaard 6/7, Ral Ou 40/41 Cbuo Maru 33/34. Tjlbodas 1/2. Bedenak N.W. i. SclanKor N.W. 1 Da«ohoy 35/36. State of Gujarat 10/11. Hum Aon 27/2S, Sloabang 31/32. Frederick Clover 21/22, Martuon lj/16, Hikumo Maru s/9, Barpeta, 4/5.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    192 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) December 19. Three mmiin INDUSTRIALS ntinlops 20 cts. M. Box 19 cts. City Dev. 5 eta. McAllster 14 rts* K. Bmrlters 20 cta.Kobinson 11 cts. Ksao 21 cts. C. HtoraKe 4id. Ked. Dlsp 15 eta. Kothmans 13 eta. P. A N. 15 cts. SelanKor Prop. t»
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    115 20 'I'HE Malayan Exchange Banks' Asto* 1 ciation mado that* channel In its maai to merchants yesterday (all rat.- to (100): New Vorh: inlying TT 32 l.i in. airmail OP 32 15/16. 90 d/M 33 1/4 credit lulls, 33 3/8 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 3A 7/16. airmail Ol>
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 20 pert n»«n"" > ncM E ""'"cui "•it"" day: Ctconut eil: hulk SOU sellers, drum JM sellers Cepra: Dec. Jan. UK/Continent: Unquoted. Ptpp«r: Muntek white ***** sellers Sarawak white run sellers, special Sarawak black $10<t sellers, garbled LampooK black $1071 sellers. ABTA $H7i sellers. I.n«» M r. Coconut Oil
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      1106 20 AUSTRALIA Ml HEN ttALANO SERViCt INDIA. PAKISTAN AND P. -ULF SERVICES <* treats!*. Aatlailt. Mtianrtt Sismi i to MHras ait Ntgaaattisaa fenang f S'nsm S'pen i boo" S'"»»- 'vaaai OAMORA sailea" la Part 21/23 Itc RAJULA 2/11 Jaa 11 Jai 12 Jaa BULIMBA I Jaa 1/14 Jaa 19/17 Jai j
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      98 20 KYOSEI LINE msciargiig tit* lapaa tia iMtpiN S'pora rffm i^nang "RTOWA MARU" 21/J4 Otc "MASUMI MARU" Na. 2 2S7M ItC 31 Dtc "HOSHO MARU" S Jaa utaaiai Aptatt. HasJFp«r CUfillan «k Co., Lttft. Spore Tel: ***** rtaaaci «an*>. Cillliai s Ca.. Lt* Ilk 140. Pan Swtttassass: utraca (Ma.aya. Its. issj
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      50 20 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE IS GIVEN that effective 2nd December. 1963, Mr. Llm Thiam Choy has left our services and has therefore no authority to transact any business or collect any monies on our behalf BUMMIT CO.. IMI LTD Singapore 6t Kuala Lumpur. MORE NOTICES TENDER NOTICES IN PAGES 18 21
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      492 21 NOTICES FIRST MALAYAN FUND Notice Is hereby given that under the terms of the Trust Deed, a distribution of income of the iibovo fund is expected to be made on 15th Februai— 1964 to unit holders registered on 31st December 1963. MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LIMITED JOHN.L. WADLING. Manager. SECOND MALAYAN
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      110 21 CLOSING OF PRIVATE ROADS Notice Is hereby giv« that the private roads between 304A/K and 304L/V. entrance fro-n Orchard Road and the road behind these two blocks of buildings loading out to Mount Elizabeth will be closed to the public on the 25th December. 1963 (Christmas Day) from 7.00 a.m.
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      490 21 NOTICES COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Uie Directors have declared an Interim Dividend of 5%, less 40' o Singapore Income Tax. being one half of the anticipated total dividena of 10' i in respect of the Financial Year ending 31st January,
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      933 21 notices 1 housing development BOARD EXHUMATION OF GRAVES IN MOUNT ERSKINE NOTICE is hereby given that all graves on the Crown Land Lot 156 151 T.S 111 (ola Lot 132 44 T.S. III) bounded by Maxwell Road, Kadayanallur Street, Ann Slang Road, Amoy Street and Telok Ayer Street affected by
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      595 21 NOTICES MEDICAL PRACTICE NOTICE With reference to an advertisement in the Straits Times on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd November 1963 respectively, requesting Doctors to apply to 26. Canal Road. TeluJc Anson. the Registered Medical Practitioner at the abovemenuoned premises during the dates of the said advertisement, does not hold
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      586 21 TENDERS MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE Tenders which close on Friday, 3 Jan. 64 at 2.30 p.m. are Invited for the darning, cleaning, repair and dyeing of rugs and carpets and the dyeing of chair covers and curt*inj for the armed lorces during the year April 64 to March 65.
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      297 21 INOT I d EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 23. 1963 OUR SINGAPORE OFFICES WILL BE LOCATED AT: 3RD FLOOR. UNITEERS BUILDING RIVER VALLEY ROAD. SINCAPORE-9 TELEPHONE NO: ***** (8 LINES) POSTAL ADDRESS REMAINS C.P.O. BOX 646. SINGAPORE 1 CALTEX (ASIA) LIMITED CALTEX OIL (MALAYA) LIMITED j CALTEX (OVERSEAS) LIMITED L <4^ <^'J"Kj Reservations
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      Powerful Veni Vici all set for Xmas joy
      576 22 Powerful Veni Vici all set for Xmas joy pENANG, Thurs.— The powerful Veni Vici Stable, already assured of the owners' championship, can round off a great season with a merry Christmas. With a large team entered for races in all three classes, the stable looks set for its bestever meeting
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      1378 22 PENANG— Ist DAY Race One: 2.0 Cl 5 Div l-s!£ 1 ***** Majestic Knight (K.N. Liii i Noordln. 5 90 Shaari 8 2 ***** L*st Try (Mdm S.Y. Tan» Bagby. 7 8.11 (F) Posner 10 :i ***** Sian Kunianp (Chum) Heddle. 6 8.8 3 4 ***** Prudent Choice (Wan StJ
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      SPOTLIGHT ON YOUR FANCIES
      959 22 SPOTLIGHT ON YOUR FANCIES EPSOM |EEP turns the spotlight on the horses you are likely to back on the opening day of the Holiday Meeting at Penang tomorrow. RACE ONE La»t Try: CoiiMsleiu piaccgettcr; losi Dy a nct-K 10 Prom inking over oil at X.L in July; .second to SmoKCy
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      PHIL TANKARD DIES IN MELBOURNE
      276 23 RACING- by call boy the death in Austra- lia of Phil Tankard, RUALA LUMPUR, the jockey and trainThurs. News e r. has been received of Tankard never had much luck either as Jockey or trainer, but throughout thp 32 years he spent in this country
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      1609 23 PENANG— 2nd DAY Race One: 1.45 —Cl 4 Div 3 7f 1 ***** Air Ace < J J St.) R. Breuk 59 0 (F) Boufourr 12 2 *****0 N»w What (Centenary St.) Heddle. 5 8.12 14 3 ***** Chief Informer (Winning St.) Sullivan. 6 8.12 'Soaldi 7 4 ***** First
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      Neptunus in top spot
      49 23 PARIS, Thurs. Neptunus, winner of the Grand Criterium at Longchamp, has been given top spot in the French Free Handicap for two-year-olds. Mme. Kean Couturie's the colt, a half-brother to 1961 King George VI and Queen Elizabetn Stakes winner Right Royal, ha* been allotted 9.6.
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      330 23 M^JSmmm¥mm v K /flsl aflßl ■Jl M m\ I ■he. W^.MmmJi Vli Oar I ÜBF7 Britain's best socks Bylord Bri-Nylon socks ar* mad* In I /qLiw/ 0 England. They fit superbly. They arc \IL r«allyhard-wearir»g.Youcantbuyberter jfl j Brl-Nylon socks. But Byford make wool j socks and stockings too. You'll find
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      368 23 fit colourful FORMICA not just any decorative laminate People today choose FORMICA not just any stainproof. scratchproof, heatproof and decorative laminate. Why? Because quality is completely v.ater-proof. built right into every sheet. Really exceptional FORMICA *is versatile. Th'ere's a tremendous quality which only the very latest manuiac- variety of non-fading
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    89 24 ONE MALE (A BACHELOR* AMONG 70 WOMEN NOBODY seems very happy about it. but what bachelor wouldn't envy Fan Chen Cheong. 20, (above)? He is the only male nurse among 70 nurses, midwives and assistant nurses who received awards at the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital's
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    151 24 Friendship with Malaysia 'stronger' YEW DELHI, Thurs. The close friendship between Malaysia and India is becoming stronger, the Indian Minister of State for External Affairs, Mrs. Lakshmi Menon. said here yesterday. In a message to the inaugural meeting of the "Friends of Malaysia Council in india" here, Mrs. Menon hoped
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    38 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The St. John Ambulance Brigade. Geylang division (East Area). will hold a Christmas party and concert at the Singapore Traction Co. Sports Club in McPherson Road between 7 p.m. and- midright on Saturday.
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    52 24 JESSELTON. Thurs.—Sabah's budget for 1964, presented by the Financial Secretary, Dato H. W. Davidson, was passed in the Legislative Council today without a hitch. No new taxation was introduced. The draft estimates provided for a revenue of $61.--558.212 and an expenditure of $61,090,657, showing a surplus of
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    61 24 COLOMBO, Thurs.— A former Prime Minister turned up at the exclusive "Sravastl" hostel for M.P.s here last niisht wearing only v span of cloth about the size of a man'. 1 handkerchief. It was the only way to draw the Government's attention to the shortage
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    21 24 MOSCOW. Thurs. The Soviet Union today launched an unmanned satellite into outer space its 16th this year— UPI.
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    221 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Maufacturers Association has been invited to participate In the operation of the new Singapore vocational Institute, formerly known as the Junior technical school in Balestler Road. The invitatiqn was extended by the principal. Mr. A.B. Kilb, when he addressed a recent
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    310 24 LONDON. Thurs. Business 'as again restricted by the ap- 1 proach of Christmas. In equities, the undertone remalned quite firm and there was no lack of good features., but the general trend v.as Irregular. Good company statements helped In >cmc directions and Murex. Radio Rentals, Jute Industries and
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    45 24 LONDON, Thurs. Spot 19 9/16 d.. Jan. 19\d.. Feb. 19 13/16 d.. Mar. 1915 16d.. Jan./ Mar. 19 13/IM., Apr. June 20 \d., July/Sept. 20 3/16<L. Oct./ Dec. 20Ud.. Jan/Mar 20 '«d. Apr June ao'^d.. c.i.f. Jan. li7/16d.. Feb. 18 9/16 d. Tone: Steady.
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    26 24 LONDON. Thurs. Buyers £•.022. sellers £1024. Forward buyers £1017. sellers £1018. Settlement £1030. Turnover am. 255 I I tons. p.m. 130 tons. Tone: Easy. I
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    162 24 Bullet, hand grenade and shell found SINGAPORE, Thurs. A bullet, hand grenade and a shell were found in separate I parts of the island today, but police said they were war relics. The bullet was found at 9.45 a.m. by a labourer. Lei Wei Choo. 16. in a pile of
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    104 24 Singapore contractors to visit Sabah JESSELTON. Thurs. Contractors in Singapore will he sending a mission to Sabah in January. Dato Khoo Siak Chiew. Sabali .Minister of Communications and Works, said today Hi told the LecWathrc Mimcil that In- recently \isitcd Singapore and provided information about projects in Sabah and that
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    32 24 JESSELTON. Thurs.— The Sabah Public Works Department was seriously short of assistant engineers, the Minister of Communications and Works, Dato Khoo Slak Chiew. told the State Assembly meeting today— Reuter.
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    27 24 CABLE RECEIVED of d. .IMI at M Kn-lui.-r. IP., forniiTlv vf I'nMal lVpartin.nl. Muhiya. un'i.- of T. Mallvahiinan >mi l.itr Dr. C Nadarajah. Nt Moolal. (Vyion
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      65 24 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ;o H orrfs >;/< Minimum) DARBY ON DEC I"TM I nr iin. Mi.ffrto. wif.- 01 J.-!rin\ I'iThy. n ilaii»:lit. r. BWMHM laM BtaekwoO. good hearty Christmas cheer!... TIGER BEER- ANCHOR BEER-SHAMROCK STOUT HEINEKEN BEER LEOPARD BEER ORANGE SQUASH LEMON SQUASH LIME JUICE CORDIAL- RED LION STILL ORANGE
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      42 24 rpHMMfTM XJIOHEST and tammt tempera* tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: ■gb«l Lonr* Kuala Lumpur 93 T2 Kola Bharu 91 71 Pcnang 73 Ipoh 91 70 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 90 73
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      877 1 Town City Central Properties Supplement Sister Property Companies:— TOWN CITY PROPERTIES LTD. (Issued Paid-up Capital: $20 million.) CENTRAL PROPERTIES LTD. (Issued Paid-up Capital: $30 million.) The Directors of Town City P ilin e for hilltops, terprises. indeed the This supplement is unusual in many ways. lo a great extent The
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      142 2 A Town City Property "HILLTOPS" Luxurious Executive suite aportments situated at Cairnhill Circle oft Orchard Road on an elevated site. Piling if underway. Already over 40 out of 103 apartments have been taken uup. Price $44,000 upwards. Attractive housing loans are available from The Malayan Finance Corporation Limited. Only 2
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      174 2 Central Properties' "CITY GARDEN" An ideal housing estate of over 1000 units comprising terrace, semi-detached, detached houses, shophouses, maisonettes, spread over 120 acres of elevated land situated between Serangoon Garden Estate and Braddell Road along the new link road. SERANGOON GARDEN v '-V. -i'-y-'' V Attractive housing loans ■^//^'fe^>->-V t
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      264 3 Central Properties' "HAW PAR E S T A T E" II This is a valuable housnaV* p^ U j n g s ite at the junction tS U of Holland Road/Farrer Road. Survey work is ast^iirss? nearing completion, and plans are under prepaM ration. MALAYSIA'S OWN BANK The Bank with
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      55 3 A Town City Property "HILLCOURT" 2 Blocks of 14-storey flats (112 units) in a secluded residential area. ft t.* 1 1 v\ 8 w^sfmri 'ill <^ fB Building plans have been N S^/v W^?^ submitted to the Building Authority for approval. Site o preparation is now underway S *ss^ s
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      331 4 rv LEADERSHIP IN *\Vv PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT gj We are pleased to be associated with the w development projects of the two sister prom perty companies. Besides the projects in f xw -r~v\i rrUDII AU Singapore, several projects now in train in f J NEGRI bbMbILAN >i^ Johore, Malacca and Seremban
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      91 5 a "GOTONG ROYONG" project An office block with ground level shopping at Jalan Melaka/Jalan Greja Kuala Lumpur. Cost $1.5 million. >1 property financed by THE MALAYAN FINANCE CORPORATION LTD. A Town City property "ULU PANDAN" A suburban housing estate site of 20 acres at the junction of Holland Road and
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      93 5 Slediand CLASSIC CONTOUR J^^^K ENGLISH PANTILE /«^^^C:' 1 llk 111 JL XXVI. Ha HSsSsPi^vSw TT TP tt T T^ T"^ }Oith the comptimentf CONCRETE INDUSTRIES GUTHRIE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR SEREMBAN MALACCA KUALA LUMPUR S.NCAPORE pENANO QH |pQH BUTTERWORTH IPOH JOHORE V^Mt^^ Wri HOUSING AND N 'MTfti INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION
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      350 6 Board of Directors:— J^^^ TOWN CITY PROPERTIES LTD. f (Issued Paid-up Capital is $20 million) CENTRAL PROPERTIES LTD (Issued Paid-up Capital is $30 million) \4O M Dato AW CHENG CHYE Chairman (Central Properties) Director (Town City) Mr. OEI TJONG IE Mr. GOH TJOEI KOK Mr. HO CHAK Mr. TAN PUAY
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      100 7 /i -feTf/z THE NEW AS SINGAPORE'S OWN INTERNATIONAL CLASS HOTEL The intention is, by our own group resources, to transform the present hotel into a new first class International standard hotel, artistic in concept and design, luxuriously appointed and under our own experienced management. The new hotel will be equipped
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      280 8 A joint Town City/ Central Properties' property Situated on the old Tavern site ai the corner of Orchard RoadJ fkafl a^l^^ r^n Tanglin Road. Demolition of old buildings now in train. ARCADES/TOURIST HOTEL/OFFICES fused into a single compleoc -Iftij iSv *^al "~t*" m h Vn -^^B^B^BW^^^^^^^^^B^B^B^Bl j^^^^^B^fc^ t *S. <
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      89 9 A jomt project in Kuola Lumpur by:- a^ /£S&y >jFjrSr*~ Wlth proposals for:Town City Properties Ltd. /&X§y *''s*V A shopping consourse of arcades. (Issued Paid up Capital is $20 million) >^X I Apartments. X A Bank. Central Properties Ltd. 2 ff CeS V Recreational activities. (Issued* Paid up Capital is
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      61 10 Some house designs for use by JQWN CITY and CENTRAL Hli^x r^x^^/tGv^ H Pf I 111 C DTI ET O »W >i/ /m 5r n L.n These 2 -storey bungalow designs are available to would-be purchasers for Hillcrest, Ulu Pandan other estates. A semi-detached house design is shown on page
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      36 10 •i §BE hi f I i v Br 9 B MB Jm I I J^---^H* I jjjiif #>^^R Bp ■Mii"^ .'■^-^^^P Hv 4^sH *Tjj f^'^B^B i f I i I I i-t OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY /#O^>W\
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      211 11 a row« or, P«oP«rr CAIRNHILL and SOMMERVILLE y ■wl iii W I k Em mm jl W^^^^^%M> fO^^^^^^^^Tl!*' TheSe tW Valuable S teS b fh ln 9 od I! xts?^ y^Wfi^'ih^ A^^^^m^^rS^ residential areas, one at Cairnhill Road ff %J W fi^^^oi^s4/0^ close to "Hilltops" and "Hilleourt"Ml ''ifja r</ see
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      111 12 Best Wishes from COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. Singapore: 1 Telegraph Street P. 6. Box 107 Kuala Lumpur: Mercantile Bank Bldg. P. O. Box 317 Ipoh: Hongkong Bank Chambers P. O. Box 47 Penang: 9 Beach Street P. O. Box 721 S. A. SHEE CO., LTD. Building and General Contractors
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      68 12 With the Compliments of 1 Sole Agents:-^--"Five Rams" Brand Portland Cement. "Kentile" Resilient Floor Tiles. "Dacon" High Tensile Deformed Steel Bars. "Saji" Coloured Galzed Wall Tiles. "Fuji" Elevators and Escalators. "Mytton's" Stainless Stell Sinks. "Efco" Builders' Hardware. China Natural Marble. Specialists in Mosaic, Terrazzo, Asphalt, Vinyl Cork Floors and Glazed
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