The Straits Times, 24 December 1963

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    22 1 National Library AVERAGE SITIY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    'ENOUGH SOLDIERS'
    2597 1 Govt is doing everything possible to reinforce the Borneo states to meet any outside attack Razak -By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS For nations honour and integrity: Time has come for all to show their loyalty THE DEPUTY Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Razak. told Parliament yesterday
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    900 saved from blazing liner in Atlantic
    828 1 900 saved from blazing liner in Atlantic GIBRALTAR, Monday. AN EPIC rescue operation led by four little ships in the Atlantic appeared today to have snatched from flames and the sea most of the 1,036 passengers and crew aboard the Greek cruise liner Lakonia. The coastal radio station at Santa
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    Budget is approved
    59 1 Xl ALA LI MPUR. Mon. The House of Representatives tonight approved in principle the first Malaysian budget showing a deficit of SHI million in the current account after a four-day debate. Tomorrow, tin House will go into committee stage dnring which MPs will he permitted to question
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    Lock icon Journey of peace
    35 1 VATICAN CITY. Mon. Pope Paul, in his first Christmas message to the world, tonight s.iid his forthcoming pilgrimHce to thr Holy Land will be "a journey oi search and of hope." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Double guard for U.S. Jakarta Embassy
    220 1 Double guard for U.S. Jakarta Embassy JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesian battle police today doubled their regular guard on the United States Embassy here amid reports that mass organisations planned a demonstration in protest against the movement of U.S. Seventh Fleet vessels to the Indian Ocean. Youth groups carrying antiAmerican posters and
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    Face of a man accused of killing 100 by his own hand
    106 1 Face of a man accused of killing 100 by his own hand WILHEL.M BOGER. 56. once a sergeant in the Auschwitz concentration camp Gestapo staff is pictured as he and 21 other guards and officers went on trial in Frankfurt charged with thr responsibility for the extermination of more than
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    Lock icon Mount Agung overflows
    56 1 JAKARTA, Mon. —Heavy rain on Ball has caused volcano craters to overflow, spilling warm lava In flood streams down mountainsides In the eastern region of the Island Antara news agency said today that civil defence authorities had evacuated Tangka village, southeast of Mount Agung, and moved the
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    Lock icon Talks on Cyprus
    45 1 LONDON. Mon —British Foreign Secretary Mr. R. A. Butler returned unexpectedly to London from his country home today to meet the Cyprus Foreign Minister Mr. Spyros Kyplanou to discuss the tension in Cyprus arising from clashes between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Lady Gaitskcll
    32 1 Lady Gaitskell LONDON, Mon. Mrs. Annan Dora Gaitskell, widow of Britain's Opposition Labour Party leader. Mr. Hugh Oaitskell. is made a baroness In a list of eight life peerages announced today. Reuter.
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    Jaga shot as thugs make off with $10,000
    462 1  - Jaga shot as thugs make off with $10,000 LIM BENG TEE and Y.S. CHEONG By SINGAPORE, Mon. A cinema watchman, Indra Singh, narrowly missed death this morning as armed robbers struck again at the Capitol Theatre and made off with a briefcase containing $10,000. Indra Singh. 55. had hung on
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    Lock icon Nasution meets Thanom
    43 1 BANGKOK. Mon. The Indonesian Defence Minister and Armed Forces Chief. Oen. Nasution. conferred with the Thai Premier, Oen. Thanom Klttlkachorn, for one-and-a-half hours today. Gen. Nasution was believed to have explained to Gen. Thanom Indonesia's confrontation policy against Malaysia. Reuter.
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    Sabah: Further 'clarification'
    54 1 MANILA, Mon.— The Philippines will send another diplomatic note to Malaysia on Sabah. the Foreign Secretary. Mr. S. Lopez said today. He said the Philippine Government would seek a ■•clarification" of the reported challenge by the Malaysian Premier. Tengku Abdul Rahman, lo bring the claim to the
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    Police rescue kidnapped boy from deep jungle
    204 1 I SEREMBAN. Mon. SEREMBAN and Tampin police this morning rescued in deep jungle a nine-year-old boy who had been kidnapped for a ransom of $50,000. The boy Ne Chee Tens. is the fifth •»f Mr and Mr* Kg lluee Mm. of (ieraiv Mr
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    Cable strike on and off in a day
    1142 1 Cable strike on and off in a day (SINGAPORE, Mon. Three-wa> telephone calls between London. Kuala Lumpur and Singapore ended a striae by some employees of (.'able and Wireless Ltd. at midnight tonight 12 hours after it began. High-level moves to halt the strike took a dramatic turn at nightfall,
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 BOMBER CRASH (OIIMBI S (Misvi-sippU MM It B i<t Ixmiber at 0 8 Strategic A» r Comni.ind trashed BCSC the Air Force Base hire tu>l.j\ \ml)iiljiui- .mil mm in equipment vrre robed to scene— Kiutcr.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK |
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      Lock icon Australia may call in UN on Guinea
      229 2 Australia may call in UN on Guinea SYDNEY, Monday. IJNLESS Indonesia co-opcratcd in marking the New Guinea border, Australia would ask the United Nations to help settle the dispute, the Sydney Sun said today. Australia had stopped its survey teams from marking the border following a clash with an Indonesian
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      'VICTORY OVER VIET CONG BY 1965'
      94 2 'VICTORY OVER VIET CONG BY 1965' UONG KONG, Mon. n Mr. Pham Dang Lam. Foreign Minister of South Vietnam, said yesterday his Government hoped to clear the country of the Viet Cong rebels by 1965. He told reporters durine a brief stopover on his way to Saigon from Seoul, where
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      Lock icon In memoriam...
      38 2 TOKYO, Mon.— A monument j built with voluntary riorution* of Japanese employees of m United States Air Force bus* in Japan to the memory of the late President Kennedy wa* dMirat?d today In a ceremony.— Renter.
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      Lock icon ATTACK BY SHARK ENDS ROMANCE OF 2 SWANS
      148 2 ATTACK BY SHARK ENDS ROMANCE OF 2 SWANS SYDNEY, Mon.— A shark attack has ended a nine-year romance between two wild black swans on the waters of Sydney's Bantry Bay. The swans, flying from the north first came to Bantry Bay late In 1954, the female with an injured wing.
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      Lock icon Froze to death in streets
      67 2 NEW DELHI. Mon.— At least two people froze to death and several others were picked up unconscious In the streets here as Icy north winds kept temperatures below normal. The two dead were sleeping outside In crowded Old Delhi In temperatures of 22 degrees Fahrenheit.
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      Lock icon Chou En-lai calls on Ben Bella
      205 2 Chou En-lai calls on Ben Bella ALGIERS, Mon. Mr. Cbon Kn-lai. the Chinese Prime Minister, cot down to serious business yesterday as the second stage of his African tour got under way. Mr. Chou. who arrived here from Cairo on Saturday for a week's visit, crossed the Boulevard Franklin Roosevelt,
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      Lock icon Philippines fights cholera
      82 2 MANILA. Mon.— The Philippines Department of Health has banned throughout the country the sale of seafoods which may be eaten raw In a move to check the spread of cholera. The Health Secretary, Mr. Floro Oabu, Imposed the ban as he directed intensification of health education and
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      Lock icon Smash kills two
      30 2 JAKARTA. Mon.— Two people were killed and 28 other Injured in a collision between a passenger train and a freight train near Bandoeng at the weekend. Reuter.
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      Ensemble boasts singers jlOO years 1—old
      164 2 Ensemble boasts singers j lOO years old YjOSCOW, Mon. A 1 1 Soviet newspaper yesterday reported an ensemble of 30 singers and dancers "every ninth one of whom is 100 years or over." The report came in the Communist youth organ Komsomolskaya Pravda. which said they lived in the Abkhasin
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      Lock icon Red transistors in Hong Kong
      38 2 HONG KONG. Mon.— Chinese made transistor radios have appeared for the first time on the Hong Kong market. Named "Metto." with eight transistors and two bands. t)M9 retail for HKSIO9 (s6o> ea?h.— UPI.
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      Lock icon 'WHITE MAN'S BURDEN' HOUSE SET ABLAZE
      360 2 'WHITE MAN'S BURDEN' HOUSE SET ABLAZE KAMPALA, Mon. r JTHE house of an insurance manager, Mr. John Kelly where Europeans held a party on Dec. 11 to mark the end of "the white man's burden" in Uganda was destroyed by fire yesterday. Arson is suspected. Mr. Kelly and his wife
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Long queues in the cold in Berlin—for a family Xmas
      233 3 Long queues in the cold in Berlin for a family Xmas BERLIN. Mon. About 23.000 West Berliners streamed through the eastern sector yesterday. There were growing: doubts meanwhile whether the five permitted crossing points will be able to cope with the expected Christmas rush beginning today. Yesterday's trafli was something
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      Lock icon SIX EXHAUSTED MEN SALVAGE THE MARKET
      187 3 SIX EXHAUSTED MEN SALVAGE THE MARKET BRUSSELS, Monday. SIX Foreign Ministers who staggered white-faced and exhausted from an all-night session here yesterday appeared to have saved the European Common Market fron\ collapse, diplomats said. In a 19i hoars session, a Franco-German clash came within inches of wrecking the six-year-old economic
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      Lock icon Robeson is back in U.S. after five years
      117 3 NEW YORK. Mon. Paul .Robeson returned to his native land last night after five years' exile. The famous Negro singer, actor and champion of equality lor his race, flew by jetliner fronrLondon to New .York with his wife. Eslanda Robeson. 65. had
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      Neville a fool, said Winston: Maisky
      229 3 MOSCOW. Monday. SIR Winston Churchill called his predecessor as Premier. Mr. Neville Chamberlain "a fool he wants to ride a tiger." a former Soviet Ambassador in London. Mr. Ivan Maisky. said in an article pub- lished this weekend. Reviewing tl\e memories of Lord Avon
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      Lock icon Muna flies home
      40 3 LONDON, Mon. EnglLsh-born Princess Muna, wife of King Hussein of Jordon, ended her Christmas shopping visit to London yesterday and left by plane for Amman with the King's brother. Prince Hassan, and his sister. Princess Basma. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Painless staff cut for palace
      235 3 Painless staff cut for palace T ONDON. Mon. The 12 size of Queen Elizabeth's household staff at Buckingham Palace may be reduced following recommendations of a team of efficiency experts. The experts have suggested the introduction of modern office equipment Into most palace departments, the reshuffling of office accommodation and
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      Lock icon Togliatti operation
      24 3 ROME. Mon. Mr. Palmiro Togllattl. Italian Communist Party leader, was reported "fairly well" last night after an operation In hospital here. Reuter.
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      Tom Jones' chosen —the best film !
      213 3 Tom Jones' chosen the best film NEW YORK. Mon. A raucous and ribald British motion picture about a Restoration lover, "Tom Jones," was chosen the best film of 1963 by the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures. The board also chose the director of "Tom Jones." Tony Richardson the
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      Lock icon Washington Xmas for LBJ—to fight for Aid Bill
      178 3 Washington Xmas for LBJ— to fight for Aid Bill WASHINGTON, Mon. President Johnson cancelling Dlans to fly to his Texas ranch last night for the Christmas holidays, is remaining in Washington to help extricate LSS3.OOO million Foreign Aid Bill from a Congressional deadlock. Political observers expect the President to make
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    Christmas music by local choir
    72 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— A recital of Christmas music by the Singapore Chamber ensemble choi.- and orchestra was held at the Presbyterian Church this evening. The concert, which combines choir, orchestra and organ featured several leading local soloists Margaret Cheng (organ), Lily Chan (soprano*. Robert Lav (bass)
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    Riot island trial delay: Judge's 2 warnings
    503 4 Riot island trial delay: Judge's 2 warnings SINGAPORE, Mon. JHE Pulau Senang trial judge, Mr. Justice Buttrose today warned the 59 accused in court that though they might be able to cause delays to some extent, he would see to it that the trial was continued to the end. Mr.
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      388 4 THE following Is today's schedule Karachi (QF IT6> T. 30 a.m. Of civil alreraft movement, at Japan Air Lints: From Jakarta Paya Ltbar airport Blngapore: (JL 712) 8.30 a.m. ARRIVAL* DEPARTURES BOAC: From Hong Kong <BA BOAC: To Darwin. Brisbane. 961) 2.15 p.m.; from London, 7m- Melbourne (BA 710) 7.10
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    Crisis hits hotel occupancy
    139 5 Crisis hits hotel occupancy SINGAPORE, Mon. Indonesian confrontation has affected the occupancy of the newlyopened Hotel Singapura Intercontinental in Orchard Road by "at least 15 per cent." according to the annual report of its board of directors. The board Is, however, optimistic that occupancy will Improve considerably next year. The
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    Priest and three deacons ordained
    91 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A priest and three deacons were ordained yesterday by the Rt Rev. C. K Salisbury. Anglican Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, at a service at the St. Andrew's Cathedral. The Rev. Yeo Chin Chve, now serving at St. Paul's Church Penang was ordained
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    Xmas party for orphans
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The V.M.C.A. held a Christmas party for 30 orphans from the Pure Life Society orphanage and the Social Welfare Children's home on Saturday in Jalan Brickfields. Forty children of members of the YMCA attended the party.
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    Warrant for arrest of absent Inspector cancelled
    165 5 Warrant for arrest of absent Inspector cancelled IPOH, Mon.— The pre--1 sident of the Sessions Court here, Inche Mohamed Azmi bin Dato Haji Kamaruddin. today ordered a warrant of arrest against a Police officer. Inspector Chew Tit Chye, who was absent from court. It was later cancelled. Inspector Chew is
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    Six months' jail for slashing tapper
    218 5 IPOH, Monday. A TAPPER, M. Yellapan, 32, who slashed another tapper with a parang after a quarrel over a dog, was sentenced to six months' Jail by Mr Justice Neal in the High Court here today. Yellapan, who was represented by Mr. D. R.
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    BIG FLOP: PMU's DARE TO TENGKU
    181 5 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Peninsula Malay Union's challenge to the Malaysian Premier, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has flopped completely. The challenge, made by the P.M.U. national president, Inche Ahmad bin Abdul Rahim, was to have been endorsed at a meeting in Johore Bahru last night. Only
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    Aussies will see TV film on Malaysia
    167 5 Aussies will see TV film on Malaysia from KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Mon.— A onehour documentary about the lives of Australian Servicemen and their families in Malaysia will be telecast to more than a million Australians by Sydney commercial station ATN7 on Christmas night. More than 6.000 feet of film was
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    Dinner with Britain's Home Secretary
    120 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.-A law student from Seremban. Mr. Lee Bobn Peng, will be the guest of Britelns Home Secretary, Mr. Henry Brooke, at his London home on Christmas night for the second time. Mr. Lee, who Is reading law at the Middle Temple, has been
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    $10,000 for MAPTB
    26 5 KLANG. Mon.— The Town Council's annual contribution towards the Klang branch of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, will be $10,000
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    Closed for repairs
    21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mod.— The United States Information Service library here will be closed for renovations until Jan. 1.
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    30,000 WILL ELECT NEW M.P. FOR MUAR-SELATAN
    122 5 BATU PAHAT, Mon.— The electorate of 30,128 here will go to the polls on Saturday to elect a new MP for the Muar Selatan constituency left vacant last month following the death of Dato Suleiman. Minister without Portfolio and High Commissioner to Australia.
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    58 5 A TURBAN stands oat sharply among: the neat rows of peak caps as officer cadets march past General Sir Gerald Lathbury. Quartermaster-General to the Forces, daring; the Sovereign's Parade at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, last week. The man under the tarban is
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    ALLIANCE BEST PARTY, SAYS M.C.A. YOUTH LEADER
    77 5 ALOR STAR, Mon.— The M.C.A. youth leader, here, Mr. Llm Tee Hung, said today the Alliance was the only party which could serve the people. Speaking at the swearing-in of the new 15- member youth committee, Mr. Llm said the Alliance could do
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    No plan to recruit workers for Sabah
    205 5 No plan to recruit workers for Sabah KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Ministry of Labour has not drawn up any plans for recruiting labourers to work In Saoah. a Ministry spokesman said today. "Everything Is In the embryo stage." he said when commenting a Reuter report that the Sabah Government will
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    MTUCsend pledge of loyalty to the King
    83 6 KIALA LUMPUR, Mon. The M.il.i- M.m Trades Union Congress has sent a teieeram to the Yang tli-Pertuan Agong pledging tbe loyalty of 300.000 workers. The telegram said that the I 300.000 workers affiliated to the M.T.U.C. "pledge their unreserved loyalty and support to
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    Istana grounds open to public
    52 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Van» di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. has ordered the grounds oi the Istana Negara to be openeo to the public from 8 a.m. to t p.m. on Christmas Day. The Police Band will perform from 4.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. on
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    Trade commissioner
    34 6 SYDNEY. Mon.— Mr. G. B. ffimltwt. who was Assistant Australia Trade Commissioner in Ku.da I.umpur, is back in Australia on leave be/ore being posted to Chn.stchureh. New Zealand, as Acting Trade Commissioner.
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    JAILED FOR TAKING BROTHER'S MONEY
    179 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. a SESSIONS Court president here today told a man that he was being lenient in sentencing him to only four months' Jail. The court president, Syed Hassan Al-Jeffri. said this to C. Thagarajah, 28, who pleaded guilty to using his brother's savings
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    Mayor Ooi favourite for re-election
    57 6 rE Socialist Front will hold a pre-council meeting tomorrow to nominate a mayor for the new term. Three likely candidates are the picGJ^n Mayor, Mr. OoJ Thiam Slew, t^e Deputy Mayor. Mr. C.Y. Choy, and the Party Whip. Inche Omar bin Othman. Mayor Ooi is
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    Xmas gifts for the old folk
    59 6 IPOH. Mon— Members of the Inner Wheel Club of iDOh today distributed Christmas fjifts at the Old Polks Home in KamDon«t Tanas new village, four miles north of here and to children at the Tanjonn Rambutan central mental hospital. The ..'.ub also donnted SlOO
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    Trans-ocean greetings
    66 6 Xl ALA LUMPUR. Mon. Overseas telephone calls. .■lthoujjh heavily booked for the forthcoming holidays are still available. A spokesman of the Telecommunications Department here said today that calls for the United States. Canada. South America, Europe. Australia and New Zealand may still be booked daily from 6 a.m.
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    Newly-weds receive holy water from Tengku
    152 6 Newly-weds receive holy water from Tengku PENANG. Mon. The Prime Minister and the Governors of Penang and Malacca attended the wedding last night of Che Azlzah, 21-year-old daughter of Malaya's Pilgrimage Control Officer, Hajt All Rouse, to Wan Omar, 24. assistant headmaster of the Dungun Government English School. At the
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    Koran contest
    30 6 PENANO, Mon.— More than 100 Koran readers from Penang and Province Wellesley are expected to '< take part in the district Koran reading competitions to be held next month-
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    King's son home for holiday
    56 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Syed Badaruddin. 19. son of Yang diPertuan Agong and Raja Per- muisuri Agong. returned home today for a short holiday before entering Cambridge University to study economics. He has just finished his pre-university course in Britain. He was welcomed by his mother,
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    Film stars agree to work without pay
    157 6 SINGAPORE, Monday DTARS of Motion Picture and General Investment's latest film "The Magic Lamp," will go unbilled for the first time in the history of the Hong Kong film corporation. The credits have been taken off with the full agreement of the stars
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    A victory tea party for Alliance men
    92 6 PENANO, Mon. The Penang Alliance entertained more than 200 nf their election workers to a tea party at the Ballk Pulau Umno House In appreciation of their help In the recent State Assembly byelection In Baltic Pulau. The by-election, caused by the death
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    Singapore launches 3-month clean-up —drive—
    193 6 Singapore launches 3-month clean-up drive SINGAPORE, Mon. A spring cleaning drive spread at first over three months is to be launched throughout the island by the Ministry of Health next year. A Government statement today said that It was proposed first to clean the the backlog of litter and rubbish
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    Parade by Boys' Brigade band
    147 6 SEREMBAN. Mon THE Boys' Brigade band here, together with overseas delegates attend- I Ing the first Pacific Re- Bional Fellowship Camp at j Port Dickson, will march Through the town to Peoples' Park tomorrow night for carol singing organised I by the Negrl Sembilan branch
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    Razak's hope—common education system
    140 6 Razak's hope common education system KI'ALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. today spoke hopefully of the. day when ail the territories in Malaysia would have a common system of education. Addressing delegates at tbe closing session of the first all-Malaysia Education conference at the Malayan Teachers'
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    'Phenomenal' rush to do last-minute shopping
    256 6 'Phenomenal' rush to do last-minute shopping SINGAPORE, Monday. A FTER two days of intermittent rain the sky cleared completely here this afternoon to allow Christmas shoppers to catch up on lost time in their shopping. The resultant rush was described as "phenomenal" by managers of the packed departmental stores, toy
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    The tap will run for Christmas
    59 6 The taps will run tor Christmas SINGAPORE. Mon. Water rationing will be lifted from 2 i p.m. tomorrow (Christmas Eve) and on Christmas Day. Rationing will br reimposed on Thursday. Announcing this today, the public utilities board said that water storks had risen by 24 per cent to 53.34 per
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    Guru's birthday celebrated
    39 6 i SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Sik community of Singapore celebrat ed the birthday of Guru Oobi.\ Singh at the central Sikh Tempi in Queen's Street today. I The reading of the Holy 800 was completed this morning.
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    Coming here for talks
    55 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon —Professor J.S.O. Wilson, chairman of the newly-formed Centra for I South-East Asian Studies at Hull University. England, will arrive here early next year to begin a six-week tour of this region. He will have discussions with officials of the Central Bank of Malaysia
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    Church Feast Day
    37 6 KAJANO. Mon.— The Church of 'he Holy Family here will celebrate its Feast Day on Jan. 12. There will be services at 5.30 ajn and 5.30 p.n. and a dinner party at 7 p.m.
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      183 6 On the- long sweep from SINGAPORE to HONG KONG iff Jmlm Am your near-sonic Convair 880-22 M jet whispers along at 40,000 t^S JLV feet. Here. 7 miles above the earth you fly in sparkling 1 U .^^S^fl sunshine, weli above the weather and the ever-changing m^ ATt ai Mf
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      Lock icon Dr. Lim: A little more enterprise will speed up our industrialisation
      1149 7 by- PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS The answer to synthetic competition: More and cheaper rubber for a growing market THE Minister for Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said yesterday Malaysians must be enthusiastic about industrialisation, and industrialise as fast as
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      Costly entertainment
      45 7 IPOH. Mon. A sundry shopkeeper from Hutan Meliniann. S. Kandasamy. 27. missed his cor when he came out of the Orand Theatre here last night. He told police that he had left his car. valued at $3,000. on Cowan Street near the cinema.
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      KING AND QUEEN WILL SEE MALAYAN PAINTINGS
      115 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permalsurl Agong will visit the National Art Gallery's exhibition. "Acquisitions In 1963." at the University of Malaya library tomorrow. The Vice-Chancellor of the University. Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim. and the chairman of the
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      173 7 Now a Flake of Quality by Balkan Sobranie For the pipe smoker who has sighed for the truly traditional flake, here is fulfilment from Balkan Sobranie eleven choice tobaccos from the world's richest growing areas blended by the skilled patient hand of the hereditary craftsman. So is born a flake
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    Lock icon A bright day in their dark world
    93 8 A GROUP of blind youths arrive for the Christmas party given by the Kuchin? Jaycees at the Sarawak Turf Club on Saturday for about 800 children. The Governor of Sarawak. Dato \lmu M.i ii Opens:, attended the party at which Father Christmas arrived
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    'Be Malaysians' call to Indian community
    137 8 MALACCA, Mon.— The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul j C 'hafar bin Baba, yesterday called on all In-i dians in the country to identify themselves as citizens of Malaysia. was speaking at a rally of Malayan Indian Congress youths here. haki that there
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    Witnesses meeting
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Mon— The threeday convention of Jehovah Wi»nesses ended yesterday at the Tung Line English School A public address was given by Mr. N. D Bellottl. representative of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society.
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    Society officials
    38 8 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Mon.— The new management committee of the Pure Life Society Corporation. Puchong Road. Petaling. is: President. Sister S. A. Mangalam: vice-president. Mr. Ng Kon Cher: secretary. Mr. Loh Keng Kee; treasurer. Mr. P. Durairaju.
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    CORPORAL LOST FALSE TEETH IN CLASH WITH STUDENTS
    259 8 SINGAPORE, Mon A RESERVE Unit police corporal lost his false teeth when he received a blow during a charge on a large group of jeering stu- dents at the Nanyang University campus at About 3 a.m. on Sept. 26, a District Court
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    'Mother, mother!' then the victim —dies
    248 8 'Mother, mother!' then the victim dies KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A man who had been shot moaned "Mother! Mother!" before he died on a durian plantation, the High Court here was told today. Yap Kirn Swee. 23. a mason, was testifying at the trial of Hassan Basri bin Abdul Hamid. 43,
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    Body of boy recovered
    56 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Marine Police early today recovered the body of a 10-year-old schoolboy, Ng Teck San, in the Singapore river opposite the Marine Police headquarters. He is believed to have been washed all the way from a flooded monsoon drain In Henderson Road into which he
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    ANOTHER PIRACY RAID OFF P. KETAM
    150 8 ANOTHER PIRACY RAID OFF P. KETAM PORT SWETTENHAM, Mon. The 46th piracy this year by Indonesians was committed in the Straits of Malacca on Saturday night when a gunboat confronted a Malaysian fishing boat and robbed the crew of their fish and nets worth $1,600. Ng Seng Yeo. 18. of
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    6 seamen cadets graduate
    45 8 LONDON. Mon. T.ie following Seamen Cadets of the Mal.iysi.m Navy have passed oit from BnUinnia Royal Naval College ..t Dartmouth and will be promoU-iI Midshipmen: Mohamad Zawawi. Mokhtar bin Yassin. Mohtar R:isali. Mohamed Yasin. Musa bin Jabar. and Ng Tuuk Him.
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    'The educated society'
    34 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Th« head of Indian Studies at the University of Malaya. Professor Thaninayagam, will give a t:.llt on "The Educated Society" at the Selangor Indian Association at put. tomorrow
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    Election course
    43 8 KAJANG, Mon.— The Scpang branch of the M.C.A. and its youth section will conduct a refresher course for members next year. In preparation lor the State and Federal elections. The members will learn election campaigning and how to assist election candidates
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    Big clean-up of Chinese schools under way
    1033 9 GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES DISMISSALS OF PRIMARY TEACHERS 'TO HALT THE PERVERSION OF CHILDREN AND PREVENT TREASON TO NATION AND PEOPLE' SINGAPORE, Monday 'piIK big clean-up of Chinese schools in Singapore is on, and a number of primary teachers have already been sacked for known
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    CHRISTMAS VISITORS' ROOM BURGLED
    194 9 PENANG, Monday. A MALAYSIAN army warrant officer who came from Kuala Lumpur with his family to spend Christmas here was among three victims whose rooms in the hostel at Tanjong Tokong Road were burgled last night. The burglars took SI. OOO in cash and $500 worth
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    UN symposium on TV tonight
    55 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. TV Singapura's Channel 8 will be presenting another programme in Its series entitled "Opinion" tomorrow at 8.05 p.m Those taking part will Include three distinguished participants ol the Unesco-sponsored symposium on "Patterns of leadership and authority in traditional and modem societies," held recently
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    Car used by robbers was stolen
    108 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. A car and two motor-cycles were reported missing this morning. The car. a black Ford saloon belonging to Ng Gim Sei, was stolen from his Tessensohn Road home last night and used this morning in the armed robbery at Capitol Theatre, according
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    Pioneer industries: New union is formed
    142 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The newly-registered Pioneer Industries Employees' Union today launched its membership campaign with a pledge that it would obtain collective agreements for workers employed in pioneer industries. The union's pro tern chairman. Mr. Ho See Beng, in a circular to potential members, said:
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    SINGAPORE COMPOSER TO GIVE SONG RECITAL
    159 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Taiwan-trained Singapore composer, Mr. Lee Tack Fah will hold a recital of his works on Jan. 2, at the Victoria Theatre. Mr. Lee, 26, returned to Singapore a year ago with a music degree fura the Taiwan Provincial University. The recital is
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    IN 'UNIVERSITY OF SEVEN SEAS' 300 U.S. STUDENTS VISIT SPORE
    13 10 The Seven Seas
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    24-hour stay captures hearts of visitors
    421 10 24-hour stay captures hearts of visitors Learning in comfort gINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's colourful tourist spots and multi-racial harmony today captured the hearts of 300 American university students who arrived here last evening on board the "University of the Seven Seas" for a 24-hour study-cum-pleasure tour. When they sailed this evening
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    OVERSEAS CALL HOURS EXTENDED
    69 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The hours of service of overseas telephone calls to Britain, Australia. New Zealand, the continent of Europe, the United States of America. Central and South America. and the Middle East and North Africa have been extended. This follows the extension or the round-the-world
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    New Year Eve dance
    31 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Lady Templer Hospital will hold n New Year Eve dance at the Chlnwoo auditorium here on Dec. 31 in aid of its fund
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    Sock's hand forced, says Rahman
    102 10 Sock's hand forced, says Rahman |(UALA KANGSAR. 1V Mon. Pres sure from Indonesian Communists and the Subandrio clique on the one hand and Gen. Nasution on the other, has forced Soekarno to adopt a policy of confrontation against Malaysia. The Minister of Health. InI che Abdul Rahman bin Hajl iTalib.
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      178 10 Altvy Oop By V. F. Hamlin TfCffZ^ i J S n,9P P JSP'* SURE, BUT HE > <SOWEVEGOT ■^"""^.WELL.WE FOUNDJ I ...SO WHY NOT BUT tXX: THAT 2ffi£W?™s££K F J^Sri^X^- rSO?V HNPUS fcf WHERE OOP BACK IM LOOICW&Se J WASTWirJTYI 2Si:?»^P I iI^^r-^ U I VvOKTHAHOOT Iw* J ANOTHER. DO
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      I will arrest even MPs if they help Communist aims, says Dato Ismail
      973 11 by OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Confronting Soekarno dancing to the Reds' tune Minister for Internal Security, Dato (Dr) Ismail bin Dato Rahman, told Parliament yesterday that he would not be deterred from his duty if he had to
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      SULTAN'S WIPE RETURNS
      83 11 IPOH. Mon. Che Puan Negara. second wile of the Sultan of Perak. has returned here after a twomonth tour of Thailand. Hong Kong and Japa.i. She left Ipoh on Oct. 17 and was accompanied by Raja Halijan Razman. Lady-tn -Waiting, and "Po- lice Inspector Raja Lope Razman.
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      Justice Neal goes on retirement today
      345 11 Justice Neal goes on retirement today REMEMBER? AS DPP HE PROSECUTED WATTS-CARTER AND LEE MENG IPOH, Mon.— Mr. Jus- tice Neal, who prosecuted in two of the best known cases under the Emergency Regulations when he was Deputy PubliciProsecutor in Perak. leaves ilpoh> tomorrow on re*tirement. Among the outstanding cases
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      Lock icon Rolls of voters
      42 11 PENANG. Mon.— Revised rolls of voters for the Penang State and general elections next year will open for inspection at district offices, post offices (except the General Post Office), postal agencies and other centres from Jan. 1 to 28.
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      ACID THREAT MAN JAILED
      189 11 1/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1 A painter, Lee! Yoke Choong, 25, was 1 sentenced to nine i months' jail by the Sessions Court here today for intimidating a shopowner. Kok Joon Seng, 51, by threatening to throw acid at him. Kok told the court that on Feb.
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      PMIP forms new branch
      42 11 Ed at Partt Enam In ChUnw. nine miles from here, yesterday with Che Bariah binte Anjang as iti 1 first chairman. Other officials elected were: i chairman. Che Zainon binte NorI din and secretary-treasurer. Che Sarah binte Hussein.
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      STOP HOODWINKING CLERKS—ADVICE TO THE N.U.G.C.W.
      367 11 STOP HOODWINKING CLERKS— ADVICE TO THE N.U.G.C.W. I^UALA LUMPUR. Mon 1V —The National Union of Government Clerical Workers was today accused of confus-' ing not only the 18.000 clerks in Malaya but also the Government. The charge was made by the president of the Amalgamated Union of Employees in I
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    30 12 :n Honlt Sl* (Mlmummm) THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Ko i Sua n Phoh thank relatives, mends, the Buddhist rnidii for their assistance, nreatb*. bmvjMb, aara, prayer*, dona-
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    329 12 21) M frit- SIO Minimum) NEWLY ARRIVED! An cxtuixit* ■election of Mikimotu prarl* to drllKht i, hi- Mir,.: shop. Kit/putri.k.-. SINGAPORE BALLET ACADEMY asaouMM th#- opening of a nfw hriritli in SrmnaiooD Ganirn Km.-v* T.i'72 or «Tl7ti iS'iwrrt FREE GIFTS IM4 CaJaaaaJl and dterfcM to oiii nutiimfr* from L'4f>>
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      Link-up In Borneo
      644 12 Talk oi" a 'defence link-up" between British, Australian and New Zealand forces to help curb the Indonesian threat to Malaysia almost suggests that Australia and New Zealand have not regarded themselves as partners in the AngloMalaysian defence treaty. Both of thorn contribute to the Commonwealth strategic reserve
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      Reading Time
      311 12 Reasoned agitation by the Library Association of Malaya I for some form of national public library service must eventually produce results, because the association's cause is entirely reasonable. Ever since the nation embarked on universal education in the first year of independence the need to cater in special
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      Farm Seminar
      223 12 Government-sponsored harming associations are filling 8 considerable gap in the Mai* ayan rural development pattern. Co-operatives are all very well, but it will be a long time before each of Malaya's 400,000 farmers hat a chance to join one. In the meantime the associations, begun in 1961 and
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      British role
      314 12 YOU report a National Convention Party speaker as saying in Parliament last Thursday that the British will support Malaysia to the last drop of Malaysian blood and stand by her "just as they did when the Japanese came." Also, according to your report, the same speaker said, inter
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      Budget riddle
      60 12 J)ETAILB of the Finance Minister's Budget -for 1964 were released to the public through the local press on Tuesday. December 17. How is that brandy and whisky and other goods affected by the new Budget were sold at the increased prices as early as Saturday last? Perhaps the
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      Leaky bus
      54 12 IWAS one of the unfortunate passengers in a B.T.C. bus on December 17. It was a rainy day and the roof of the bus leaked, and the windows could not be closed adequately to stop the water coming in. This type of bus should be taken off the
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      Television Malaysia
      240 12 A WORRY FOR FANS IN NEGRI SEMBILAN I'l is £idui>ui^ iv itarn tiiat hundreds ol people can see the dally television test transmission pictures in Seremban. Reception was reported as clear. As regards the worry ol television fans in Negrl Sembllan the Department of Television Is not In
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    BREACH OF THE BERLIN WALL
    1019 12  -  NEAL ASCHERSON by Xmas 1963...and a little warmth comes to the coldest point in European politics THE Christmas opening of the Berlin Wall is a famous victory for people over politics. For the first time since the building of the wall two-and-a-half years ago. the
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      Raise the rates? It will only lead to greater tax evasion: Tan
      3898 13 by OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS 'In a price war, we know wl»o will win' 'incredible, we may yet find more foes within who are more dangerous 9 Silent against an imperialism that threatens to destroy their country -JHE Minister
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      Intruder wounds girl in bedroom
      123 14 Intruder wounds girl in bedroom DENANG, Mon. A prowler entered the bedroom of a 16-year-old pirl early this morning and slapped her after j demanding money. Ong Saw Beng. a student, also received a slight cut on her thi"?h caused by either a I k.ilfe or a chisel when she
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      TROOPS: ITS UP TO THE FOUR COUNTRIES
      219 14 TROOPS: ITS UP TO THE FOUR COUNTRIES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. '[•HE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak, said today that the disposition of British, Australian and New Zealand troops in the defence of Malaysia was a matter for discussion among the four countries. "There have been
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      Death of ex-judge
      27 14 LONDON. Mon. Mr. A. B. Howes, a judge in Malaya irofri 1933 until his retirement in 1941. has died in England. He was 84.
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      Lock icon Trip for 2 air cadets
      84 14 CANBERRA. Mon. Two cadets of the Malayan Air Training Corps will visit Australia next month as guests of the Australian Air Training Corps. The Minister for Air. Mr. D E. Fairbalrn, said that the two Malayans were ex- pected to arrive at the R.A.A.F. base
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      PMU secretarygeneral also known as the village bomoh
      127 14 PMU secretary general also known as the village bomoh INCHE Isa bin Hussain. secretary-general of the Peninsular Malay I nion (above), was detained by the Special Branch in Penang on Saturday. He is a foundermember of the party when it was established in 1947. He became secretarygeneral in 1954. and
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      Govt's relief plan for the fishermen hit by pirates
      1248 14 Govt's relief plan for the fishermen hit by pirates Land, so they could grow crops as well as go to sea... FINAL DAY 1 of the debate on the Budget policy J'HE Central Government is working out relief measures for fishermen adversely affected by Indonesian piracy in the Malacca Straits.
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      SEENI'S CHARGES: TLL NOT BUDGE/ SAYS MINISTER
      176 14 SEENI'S CHARGES: TLL NOT BUDGE' SAYS MINISTER TH E Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, yesterday, told Parliament that he would not "budge an inch" in the legal proceedings he had taken against the Member for Ipoh, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam (PPP), for besmirching his integrity. He
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      591 13 Today's Radio. TV D nlA ciKirAOADC 10 30 Sonata Form Of Words: RADIO SINGAPORE n.oo Christmas Carols: 11.30 mi mi m but A Christinas Cantata: 12 midirßvirr J7« m»t». night Starlight And You. 12.30 nfcKVICI. «78 metre* Neoara-ku Clos* Down SHORT WAVE SERVICE Negara Ku. Close Down. 41 metre. RADIO
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      171 14 In the not too distant future you will doubtless be seeing around you signs of progress in many fields. They will be brought about by a new shipyard in the Jurong Industrial Area on Samlun Island, Singapore. It will be jointly owned by IHI of Japan, the world's leading shipbuilder,
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      61 15 Buy m Bunny By Balph HeimdaM k\V^l T/ /J IF X I UHE ALWAYS SPOTS )J I f I'LL */o£O A*\ I, M V t ilW!? Rv\ 1 \\/J ELMER >- IME THROUGH THAT V^ f WHILST I MM 'f/^ P^©NJL I) /(SEES MEAT I PEEP HOLE, BUT tf^f >
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      Our society hostesses keep up with • festival trend
      585 16 Our society hostesses keep up with festival trend SINGAPORE'S social hostesses are keeping up with trend and flair this festive season not only on the domestic front but also, more important of all, in personal appearance. For example note how they go about with hair styles. The monotony of any
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      Long, elegant look that beams gaiety
      122 16 Long, elegant look that beams gaiety pREET the Joyous season with a long and elegant look. It is the look which has been predicted to dominate the fashion scene. It is the look which flatters the figure and the style which emphasises the gracefulness, charm and feminity of a woman.
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      NOW CLEOPATRA INFLUENCE IN NEW SHOE LINE
      122 16 NOW CLEOPATRA INFLUENCE IN NEW SHOE LINE pLEOPATRA has extended V her influence to Singapore. It has come in the form of a new shoe line which expresses charm. Individuality and elegance. A prominent feature which catches one's eye is the fanciful decoration of jewel and stone which adds a
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      300 16 Straits Times Crossword U KOSS 1. First and last quarters (4-4). 1. It's clear you have to study 8. The 14 nature of a girl In the battle (8). coniuMon (8). 5. Haraly the man for the choir 11. Troubled by Venus, J simper, 1 6 1. making no Impact
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      Lock icon Chimpanzees star in Christmas ice show
      63 17 THREE of the world's top chimpanzees are stars in the Christmas ice show at London's Wembley Empire Pool. Photo at rieht shows them at rehearsals, lloldIng hands are six-year-old Candy and little Enoch (he's five). Looking on, apparently in disgust, is Marquis, the 12-year-old
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      58 17 LONDON. Mon Warmington garage owner, Mrs. Joanne Horning, said today her new car-towing service utilising a 20-year-old Indian elephant named Baby is paying unexpected dividends. "Baby is more powerful and more reliable than a breakdown truck," she said. "There are no starting troubles, and she doesn't use
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      Lock icon GANGS ATTACK CATHOLICS IN VIETNAM
      242 17 GANGS ATTACK CATHOLICS IN VIETNAM SAIGON, Monday. DOMAN Catholics in several provinces of South Vietnam have been assaulted and their houses burned or smashed as gangs, apparently inspired by Communists, have sought to create new religious tensions, according to a Catholic priest who has just returned from a tour of
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      27 17 BANGKOK. Mon— A car with a dead man at the wheel ran down three people and crashed Into a goldsmith's shop here yesterday. Reuter.
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      167 17 4 die as church folk foil robbery /YTTAWA, Mon.— Four people were shot dead and one wounded when parishioners of a Roman Catholic church stopped a robbery during noon Mass. The dead Included the Parish priest's niece and housekeeper. Miss Alberte Guindon. Roger Blnette, 21. one of the robbers, and
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      Lock icon Embassy will not close
      69 17 TOKIO. Mon. A Japanese Foreign Ministry said today the Japanese embassy in Cambodia would be maintained although Cambodia was likely to close her embassy in Tokyo shortly for financial reasons. The ministry said this following reports from Phnompenh that the Cambodian Chief of State. Prince Norodom
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      13 17 TOKYO. Mon.— Crown Prince Akihito celebrated his 30th birthday today. U.P.I.
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      Nkrumah calls for an all-African force to move into Congo
      356 17 Nkrumah calls for an all-African force to move into Congo ONDON, Mon.— President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, in a letter to U.N. Secretary General U Thant, today charged that the ConI golese Army is dominated by the West and urged U.N. troops in the Congo be replaced by an all-African
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      18 17 SANTO DOMINGO. Mon. Sixteen guerillas were killed yesterday in clashes with Dominican army patrols. Reuter.
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      Moscow: 'See how others I treat the LNegro'—
      228 17 Moscow: 'See how others treat the Negro' TtfOSCOW. Mon. ITI Radio Moscow said yesterday that "slander about the alleged unfriendly attitude towards Negro students in the Soviet Union was circulated to distract world public attention from racial discrimination against Negroes in the United States. South Africa, Angola and other places.
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      34 17 BUNEOS AIRES. Mon— An Argentine export company said here yesterday it had signed a contract to mipply China with 1.750,000 tons of grain for which China would pay In sterling. Reuter.
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      New Dymo labelling equipment
      162 18 New Dymo labelling equipment DYMO Industries Inc. of California, manufacturer of labelling tools for industrial, commercial and other uses, has introduced to Malaysia several new models. Among them are the M-4 for light commercial Jobs, M-5 and M-29 which Mr. A. F. J. Finnerty, director of Asia-Australasia sales, claims have
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      Govt is laying more lines to meet great power needs
      273 18 Govt is laying more lines to meet great power needs 'THE Singapore Government is currently laying more power transmission lines to bring electricity to the State's mushrooming industrial plants and housing units. To cope more efficiently with the pressing demand for power, the Government has. since last year, adopted the
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      Toyota in Malaysia
      246 18 $250 m. JAPANESE VEHICLE MANUFACTURER TO SET UP ASSEMBLY PLANT AT BUTTERWORTH SOON COMPETITION between American and European car manufacturers to set up the first assembly plant in Malaya has become a three-cornered battle with the entry of the Japanese. The Japanese entry is the Toyota Motor
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      2 Guthrie men retire after 75 years' work
      135 18 2 Guthrie men retire after 75 years' work npwo senior employees of A Guthrie and Co. (Malaya) Ltd. in Kuala Lumpur have retired after serving for a total of 75 years. They are Mr. Hoh Juey Meng, assistant branch manager who worked for 37 years, and Mr. Yeoh Thian Teik,
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      Ford to spend more on modernisation
      59 18 Ford Motor Company Is to spend $1,500 million for the expansion, replacement and modernisation of the U.S. and international facilities next year, 50 per cent more than this year's amount, Mr. Henry Ford 11. chairman, said in a yearend statement. Of the total, more
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      OSK, Mitsui to merge into big combine
      196 18 OSK, Mitsui to merge into big combine 'TWO of Japan's largest A shipowning companies, Osaka Shosen Kaisha and Mitsui Steamship Co. Ltd., will merge next April, to form the largest shipowning group in the world. OJS.K. and Mitsui are two of the three big Japanese shipping lines trading with Malaysian
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      Limited activities in copra trade
      54 18 Activities in the internal copra trade remained limited with small volumes of business changing hands at increased prices, says Lewis and Peat's weekly produce report. Over the week, Philppine copra In London advanced US$l for both January and February positions while Bombay closed five rupees
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      WORLD ADVERTISING BODY CHANGES ITS NAME
      122 18 IT'HE European Market As- sociation of Advertising Agencies of which Stuart Advertising Ltd. of Singapore is one of the 37 members, has changed its name to International Markets Advertising a.M.A.) as its membership now includes many nonEuropean countries. Started in 1958 by a group
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      TEXTILES COMPANY OPENS IN IPOH
      179 18 TEXTILES COMPANY OPENS IN IPOH KWONG Fatt Textiles Ltd., opens for business at its newly constructed $200,000 five storey building in Leech Street, Ipoh. today. The company, formed after the last war. Is controlled by Mr. Thien Chee Cheong as managing director with Mr. Foo Hai Ping and Mr Chin
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      Hydra-Clean service
      108 18 A NEW service known as Hydra- Clean was introduced to motorists throughout Malaya last week. First of its kind here and available at Esso stations, it Is a three-step operation which cleans, coats and protects a car engine with a clear plastic waterproof coating. The engine is first
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      Philco sells 2,456 fridges to GSA
      58 18 The U.S. General Services Administration has bought 2,456 relrigerators from Philco Corporation, one of the largest such orders ever recorded for export overseas, the company announced in Philadelphia. Representing a purchase price of slightly over $1 million, the double-door type, 14 cv. ft. units
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      326 18 moO BeAtmsfaet t& KWONG FATT TEXTILES LTD. of Ipoh on the opening, of their new premises The National Cash Register Company Malaya) Ltd. arc proud YET ANOTHER COMPANY has chosen Q/fStUmal* as an investment in profit. The world's first Cash Register was manufactured by The National Cash Register Company over
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      218 18 GERMANY'S MOST ADVANCED S f\V7 Video vox with 23 picture tube TYPE No 43f12 LINE-FREE PICTURE. BUILT-IN LUXOMAT. (Photo Resistor/ AUTOMATIC PICTURE-SIZE CONTROL. FAMOUS KORTING TONE. ANTI-GLARE GOLD TONE FILTER. AIL ABLE AT: APEX TV RADIO CORPN. 131, Jalan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur. Tel: *****. SOLE AGENTS: S. H. ONG CO.
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      1349 19 I BEN® LINE 1 FIPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL ft COHTIHENTAI PORTS nruit nrn FOR Hamburg IM <t BENALDEK mm fu Smgipin P Swettetkaa rii»| Rotterdam Fit II Oil M/ 30 Die 31/ 1 Antwerp Fel 21 Drukinrtc LivtrßMl Jai 21 BENNEMS ret 3 tiagaiirr- P. Swettetkia Peiaaf Hamburg Frt
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    SHARES ARE NOW QUIETER WITH REDUCED TURNOVER
    527 20 From Our Market Correspondent THE approach of the Christmas !>;•>■ holiday coupled with the Cable and Wireless strike which began at noon yesterday had a quietening effect on the Malayan Stock Exchange. The turnover was much reduced and in the equity section of
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    23 20 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indices Dec. 21 Dec. 23 Industrials: 129.35 128.67 Tins: 125.12 125.61 S rubbers: 108.40 108.91 Dec. 29, 1962 IM
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    STOCKj^EXCHANGE^
    700 20 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustsad (5.000) $1.69 cd: Central Prep. $1.61 SL. $1.62 BL. (2.000) $1.64 D, (1,000) $1.63 D, (14.000) $1.63. (1.000) $1.64, (9.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 20 December 23. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 64i cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $507.62} (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 20 tons).
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    256 20 T'Hfe, tollowinß list oi seiecteo Malayan industrial yields la based on Dnces ruling vesttrday morning Definition!: Timat Covered means the numbei of times last year's loiai dividend m covered ny ibe profits ioi that year. Example: A ten per cent dividend oalfl from a 16 do cent profit
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    185 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) December 23. Three months. INDUSTRIALS DunJop* lft cts. M. Box 19 Ms. City Dev. 5 cts. McAllster 14 cts. K. Rmrlteni 10 cts. Robinson 12 cts. Ksko 21 cts. C. Storage 4id. Ked. Dlsp. 12 cts. Rothnuns 10 cts F. N. 1« cts. 8. Land 6
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    48 20 All Malayan Ciehani*. Bantu Ait*. eiatlMi PMat were unchanged On the lr«« iitninti mirktt in Hang K*ng ymtrrday Ih. 11l daliar was quoted at 5. 731 for T.T. aod 5 724 for cash. SUrling waj quoted at 10. Wj and en* ta*l of g*M at 231.
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    Tin price is unchanged: C & W strike eases rubber
    374 20 Tin price is unchanged: C W strike eases rubber STRAITS tin remained unchanged in Penang yesterday at $507.62 i. The ottering was tstimated down 20 tons to 250 tons. in London on Knuay tin opened on a steadier note, but later lost ground under moderate offerings of three months from
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    241 20 SHIPS lying nong.id. th. (angaaMr* vhiririi ar *xa«et*d today: Uayang 46. Cbcklanp; 18. Lctoot: N.W. 8, Sunda 42/43, Bamora 25/26. Saiia 40/(1. MadUon Lloyd 1/2. Krlealand 38/39. Jasck Kraslckl 4/S. Talkyu Itaru 46, OlenoKle 44. Pr»»ldent Johnson IS. Basra 18. Jutlandla 31/32. Kernstate 10/11, Anotte Maerak
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    100 20 MELBOURNE. Mon. TNDI'STRIALS continued strong- ly on the :Irmer trend of last week when ris»s again exceeded falls by wide mirgln. Oils mostly Improved while baa* metals sold at steady levels. Loans were firm. C.R.A 26' in Mount Isa 34/u N. Broken Hill (10s.) I Ampol 11 i
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    RUBBER PRICES
    247 20 JANUARY tirtt grade rubber buyers 1 r.o.b. eleeed at S p.m. in Singaper* and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at C4t onta i*t It), down ooe-rlfd>th of a cent on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prlcee lr. cents per Ib.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 20 J In Memory of our beloved father, Wong Pak Hum, departr*! nn lOIS-4S. Sadly missed but not forgotten by his family.
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      1090 20 SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES /'HINEtC Praducs Eichsngt, tln«s- Baram-sk white (140 sellsrs. special v > swr* n**n prices Mr picul y*at*r> Sarawak black $lO7i sellers, garbled day: Lampooi; black JIO7J sellers. AST A *M bU 1 dnUD m* 0.1 Mlllsr.' Ah. »m sciiera. cist ion priest: bulk $M sellers, drum C*pra:
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      386 20 BANK HOLIDAY The Bantu In the Federation of Malaya will be closed for business on WEDNESDAY, 25th December 1963— CHRISTMAS DAY. Exchange Banks' Association of the Federation of Malaya. THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All members oi the above Association in the State of Singapore will be closed for business
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      980 21 NOTICES NOTICE Anyone having any Information BERJUNTAI TIN DREDGING regardina the following vehicles Is requested to write to the LIMITED Advertiser. PO. Box 1018 or (incorporated In Malaysia) Telephone XL. *****. Extension 2 Notice is hereby given that an Bianchl Orsetto Scooters— interim dividend, the fortieth, of 1963 Model one
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      830 21 I Con lI nurd Irora Page 12 1 SITUATIONS VACANT 'Him.)— Box It eta, mxtro IMMEDIATELY RIOUIKIO by European firm frmale copy typist for likM administrative duties Keply to > P.O Box H7O X.L 1 DETERMINED, CONFIDENT Chl- nese girl between the axe if l* 32 re- quired by British
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      866 21 SITUATIONS VACANT 2t Words SS Min.)—Box it ets. oxtro APPLICANTS replying to Boa Numbers lor vacancies, are requested not to enclose original copies of testimonials or references wltb tnelr applications. No responsibility can M accepted for tbeir loss. "TEACHERS WANTED" Trained and untrained. Minimum qualification: school Certificate with Credit lo
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      1120 21 I HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 2t_ Words SI (Mln.) Box tt eta. mxtro SALE Rf NT Paslr Panjsns; Plat No. 4S«-C nrar Haw Par Villa overlooking sea. ready for occupation Pbono (Spore) *****. FOR SALS. valuable balldlns land In town centre at Kuala Lumpur, Ipob and Peaanc Interested parties pleas*
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      1116 21 BEAUTY CULTURE tt Words SI (Him.)— Box It eta. oxtrm LEARN MAIRDREtSIMQ Beauty Culture. Personnel or ITormslwl Courses. Ring V6UV4 Amy Wee (Teaener of Tesebers) at Michelle Beauty BsJobj 138 Battery Road. Spore. LEARN THE SECRET FORMULA tnat bss brought total beauty to thousands of world-famous models. Send for your
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      759 21 FOR SALE tt Words SI (Mln.)— Box St eta. >rln CCC JUNK STORE Is Now Al No Newton Road, "The Olde Curiosity Sboppe." For Antiques A Curios Ars At No. 12 A 14. CsJrnblll Road. B'pore Tel: *****. DONALD MOORE GALLERIES. 200 Clemenceau Avenue. Spore Wr Christmas. We shall be
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      634 21 LADIES DRESS SHOP tt Words SS (Mln.)— Box SO els. oxtrm SMART COCKTAIL. Kventng and Afternoon frocks at Rose Uou-n Sbop. 8 pore. LADIES DRESSMAKING !0 Words SS (Mm.)— Box St ets. oxtrm i SALON CATALINA Dresses mado-to-ordrr from $6, 31W-D. Rlvar Valley Road. Snore Tel: MIM LADIES HAIRDRESSING tt_Words
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      368 22  - Polaris Missile for the 8 1/2f HORSES TO WATCH NEXT TIME OUT- DENANG, Mon. These horses may be worth noting on the third and last day: CLASS 1: Hydro's Image fourth with 9.0 to Jungle Orchid in the Div. 2 8' 2 f race in his first outing after a
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      Top riders close gap
      868 22 ttb- RACING by IT WILL BE NO PUSHOVER FOR LYALL Magnificent display by Teak' PENANG, Monday. IT is the last lap in the race for tht 1963 jockeys' championship on the Malaysian Turf and it looks like a "blanket finish" among four top riders. With two
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      Weights
      380 22 FOR EIGHT RACES ON SATURDAY PXAXG, Mon. —I Weights for all I eight races on Saturday, third day I of the Penang Christmas New Year Meeting: Cl. 4 Oiv. 2 6 f Windy WilUes 9.00 Legis Lass 8.13 Magnificent King 8.13 Yes Master 8.12 Recover 8.10 Last Try 8.10
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      Lock icon ALL HAPPY EXCEPT THE RACING TIPSTERS
      595 22 By VERNON MORGAN: LONDON. Mon. The racing authorities in Britain are to be congratulated on keeping up with the times and making changes in the administration of race programmes, that have been needed for some time. Very much alive to the need for cutting
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      Month's suspension for P.K. Leong
      330 22 STIPE'S REPORT PENANG, Mon. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races at Batu Gantong. BACE 1 Captain's Guide (apprentice Sublan) jumped away awkwardly and lost a little ground. Near the 3f, Captain's Guide j had to be checked when j Excelsior (apprentice RLow t
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      67 22 mOKYO. Mon.— HeavUy favoured X Ryu Forel put on a magnificent home stretch finish yesterday to win the Artma Memorial Grand Prix and become Japan's "Horse of 1963". Ryu Forel Is the first horse from the Kansal (Western Japan) District ever to win the Arlma.
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      136 22 The Gift to cherish through the years... BRflun I it i->^^ fl Price: Spore $245/Fed. $275/BRAUN Kitchen Machine KM 31 Complete with all attachments! This automatic Kitchen Machine is light and portable and can do many hours of food preparation within minutes. It grinds your coffee, prepares the soup ingredients,
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      167 22 mm RHEUMATISM. Within 30 second* of applying Deep Heat Rub you'll begin to {eel wonderful soothing relief from 'rheumatics'. mm. LUMBAGO. Yes, Deep Heat really gives fast relief from the agony of pain-locked muscles and aching back. Its fast-acting warming agent, methyl •alicylate, aided by a special lanolin base, penetrates
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      Cricket 2 CHANGES IN AUSSIE TEAM FOR SECOND I TEST
      171 23 Cricket 2 CHANGES IN AUSSIE TEAM FOR SECOND TEST SYDNEY, Mon. Richie Benaud, who has a finger injury, is among 12 players from whom Australia's team will be chosen to meet South Africa in the Second Test beginning in Melbourne on Jan. 1. Earlier today it was announced that a
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      Innings win
      74 23 AUNCESTON, Mon.— South |j Africa's cricket team scored m innings and 147 runs victory )ver Tasmania on the tinul day ji the three-day match here. Scores: S. Africa 581-4 de:lared. Tasmania 211 (Sheen 56. Seymour 5-65. G- Pollock 3-4* l tnd 223 (."Haddocks 3b. Cowley Patterosn 32 not
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      Pahang beat Johore 2-1
      205 23 PENAN G. Mon. Pahang created an upset when they beat Johore 2-1 In Group B in the Malaysian Malays hockey carnival at Dnto Kramat this evening. Tengku Mahkota. who red the Raton! attack, opened the scoring midway through the first half. Abdul Rahman Hashim made it
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      Spore rider first
      135 23 S'pore rider first IPOH. Mod.—Hamld Supaat of Singapore won the 100-mile Malaysian cycle race from Buklt Mertajam to Ipoh today clocking 4hr 26mtn 40sec. The race ended In a blanket finish of 17 cyclists with AndrewMichael of Selanßor edged into second place and Nr Joo Pong, also of Selangor, third.
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      Niaz named as official
      67 23 SINGAPORE. Mon.— SAAA secretary Niaz Mohamed Shah was today appointed as Singapore's official In the Malaysian team which will compete In a triangular athletic meet against Burma and Thailand at Bangkok on Ja. 18 and 19. At the emergency meeting held at People's Association, the SAAA
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      Good start for Tg. Tualang
      56 23 IPOH, Mon. Rain washed out one of the two ties In the first Perak youths basketball championship which began here last nigtit. In the opening match, Tanjong Tualang MCA beat Lumut MCA by 39 points to 13. while the second tie between Kuala Kangsar MCA
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      INDIA 5-3
      22 23 COLOMBO. Mon. India beat Ceylon 5-3 In a preliminary round Olympic soccer match here yesterday India led 2-1 at half-time
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      The new Penang champion steps up to get his prize
      52 23 THE CHIEF Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, presents the new Penang men's singles cnampion, Yew Cheng Hoe with the trophy he won yesterday in the State s open championships. Cheng Hoe beat Tan Aik Huang 15 6 16 4 in
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      MATCH DRAWN
      23 23 MALACCA. Mon.— PWD shared points with St. Francis Association when they drew 2-2 In a Malacca hockey league match here today.
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      Singapore teams ready—Leow
      301 23 Singapore teams ready Leow SINGAPORE, Mon.—Singapore Badminton Association's state training squad of men and women have reached the first phase of slxir.onth's intensive training in preparation for their Interstate tournaments next month. In the men's competition for the Foong Seong Cup. Singapore will meet Negri Sembilan on Jan. 3. the
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      Majid flash came too late to save Malays
      356 23 SINGAPORE, Monday. JNSPIRATION touched Malays' inside-right Majid Ariff just too late for them to prevent Chinese winning 3-2 at Jalan Besar Stadium today to clinch the Singapore Amateur Football Association Premier League championship. With only five minutes left Chinese were coasting to
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      Cheng Hoe's greatest day in badminton brought him sweet revenge
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