The Straits Times, 27 December 1963

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times lotto** 01 He***** ESTD. 1845. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    BRUNEI PULL-OUT
    198 1 Malayan civil servants coming EEEE1 m Our Civil Service officers back soon They complain ,^J5J5*xagg IM j j a a Inchc Zulkiflee in the House of of poor treatment there Kuala Lumpur, Thursday 'I'ENGKU Abdul Rahman said in Parliament today that Malayan officers would return from Brunei as
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    Indonesia tells R.N. rescue ship: Quit our waters
    280 1 Indonesia tells R.N. rescue ship: Quit our waters SINGAPORE, Thursday. A ROYAL Navy salvage vessel was ordered out of Indonesian waters yesterday when she went to assist a stricken passenger ship, the Mohamedi, which had been stuck since Monday night on a coral reef near the Indonesian island of Pulau
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    Lock icon Lakonia on tow as first survivors fly into London
    460 1 89 DEAD, 42 MISSING TASABLANCA, Thurs. The firestricken Greek cruise liner Lakonia was yesterday being towed to Gibraltar while 157 survivors who were landed here arrived back in England in Moroccan Caravelles. Some of the passengers ilt -cribed panic and scenes
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    Dr. Giri resigns
    19 1 KATMANDU. Thurs.— Dr. Tulsl Girl, chairman of Nepal's Council of Ministers, has resigned his post.— U.P.L
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    Lock icon Thanom to quit chairmanship of Kra firm
    67 1 BANGKOK. Thurs. —The Thai Prime Minister, Gen. Thanom Kittikachorn, said today he would resign as chairman of a tirm which proposes to build the Kra Canal. The firm is the Golden Peninsula Development Coy, which is backed by several American and French engineering
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    Lock icon Marilyn wreaths
    37 1 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs.— Several Christinas wreaths covered the i Kravr here of Marilyn Monroe. Who died In August 1962. They included one from a man in Kent. England, mid another from a West German couple. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mail go-slow ends
    40 1 TOKYO. Thurs. The Japan Postal Workers' Union today called off Its go-slow tactics, which had caused a huge pile-up of undelivered mail throughout the country. after reaching agreement with the management on major points of disputes. Reuter.
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    BUSMEN STRIKE IN KOTA BHARU
    157 1 BUSMEN STRIKE IN KOTA BHARU Sabotage claim by management KOTA BHARU. Thurs. More than 350 workers of the NorthEastern Transport Service the only bus company in Kelantan here went on strike at 5 p.m. today when negotiations between the management and union leaders In Kuala Lumpur earlier today broke down.
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    Lock icon AYUB BECOMES PRESIDENT OF MUSLIM LEAGUE PARTY
    80 1 DACCA (East Pakistan), Thurs. President Ay ub Khan (above), the soldier-leader who once sc-orned politics, has become the nations leading politician by accepting the presidency of a political party which supports him. At a two-day party con. vent ion here. President Ay lib
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    Lock icon Sihanouk says 'No'
    59 1 PHNOM PENH. Thurs. Cambodia has firmly rejected United States proposal to send former Secretary of State Dean Acheson to Cambodia a.s a mediator in the strained relations between the two countries. The secretariat of the Chief of State here called a suggestion by Mr. Averell Harriman that
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    Food production plan ready
    200 1 Kuala Lumpur, Thurs A FOOD production plan to meet the threat of war arising from Indonesian confrontation is ready for immediate implementation in Malaysia, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. told Parliament tonight. Speaking in the House of Representatives. Inche Khir MM
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    Enters house Santa style
    60 1 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. Greg White, 10. tried to get inside his home yesterday by climbing down the chimney because the doors were locked. The boy got Jammed In the chimney and. after being rescued by firemen, was asked if he was trying to act like Santa
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    Radio messages: Freighter sank
    43 1 THE NETHERLANDS. Thurs.— Radio message* intercepted m Den Holder on Tuesday sa'.d the Finnish freighter Ara, 1.349 ton* sank oft the Dutch island of Vlielarid. The ships crew Wtt rescued by the Norwegian slv.o Siafjord. the messages said.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Diplomatic relations
    19 1 ADDIS ABABA. Thurs.—Ethiopia and South Korea have agreed to establish diplomatic relations at embassy level. Reuter. I
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    Aidit's cards on table
    56 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Tlu< Indonesian Communist Party has called lor immediate recognition of the "Government of North Kalimantan" proclaimed by Brunei rebel A. M. Azahari. A lengthy report by party chairman D. N. Aidit aNo dismissed the idea of Maphilindo "because of the fundamental differences between Indonesia's
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    Lock icon Uneasy truce halts Cyprus battle
    675 1 Uneasy truce halts Cyprus battle NICOSIA. Thurs. Greek and Turkish soldiers squared off against each other In Nicosia last night for what threatened to develop into a showdown of strength. Four truckloads of Gre"k troops, chanting military marches, took up positions near Government police and security forces headquarters. Turkish soldiers
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  • AFRO – ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon US sending fleet in spite of Jakarta protest
      506 2 'SOME DA V MALAYSIA WILL COLLAPSE 9 SOEKARNO WASH NGTON, Thurs »JHE United States is going ahead f with its plan to send units of the 7th. Fleet to the Indian Ocean, despite some objections voiced publicly by Indonesia and one or
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      Lock icon SOMALI RAIDS: EMERGENCY IN KENYA
      159 2 SOMALI RAIDS: EMERGENCY IN KENYA NAIROBI, Thursday. rpHE Kenya Cabinet decided today to declare a A state of emergency in the troubled north-east region of the country, it was officially announced here yesterday. The Kenya Parliament is being recalled on Dec. 31. Cabinet ministers, who had gone home for Christmas,
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      Lock icon Cambodian delegation in Saigon
      87 2 SAIGON, Thurs— The Cambodian Foreign Minister. Mr. Huat Sambath. arrived here yesterday at the head of a diplomatic mission for negotiations aimed at possible renewal of diplomatic relations between Cambodia and South Vietnam. Mr. Huat Is due to meet the South Vietnam junta chairman, Maj.-Gen. Duong
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      Lock icon Philipines to expand rice output
      94 2 MANILA, Thurs. A crash programme of rice production will be undertaken by the Philippines Government in January to insure sufficient crops during the lean months next year, according to Mr. Sixto Roxas. chairman of the National Economic Council Mr. Roxas has been directed by President
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      Lock icon Congo troops withdrawn
      40 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. First batch comprising 63 troops of the Indonesian contingent in the Congo returned here on Tuesday night in U.S. Air Force planes. Indonesia is withdrawing all her contingent from the Congo comprising 1.500 paratroopers. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 8 more 'burdenf Britons must leave Uganda
      147 2 8 more 'burden f Britons must leave Uganda KAMPALA, Thurs. Eight more Britons have been ordered to leave Uganda because they attended the party celebrating the end of the "white man's burden" earlier this month for which six have already been expelled. All eight six men and two women had
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      Lock icon Birthday greetings from Nik to Mao
      211 2 Birthday greetings from Nik to Mao TtfOSCOW, Thurs. 1T1 Mr. Khrushchev has sent a message to Mao Tse-tung, the Chinese Communist leader, congratulating him on his 70th birthday and wishing him "good health" and "many years of life," the Soviet news agency TftM said last night. The menage also expressed
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      Lock icon Population of Japan hits 96 million mark
      101 2 Population of Japan hits 96 million mark rpOKYO, Thurs. Japan's A population on Oct. 1 totalled 96. 160.000, seventh in the world, the Statistics Bureau of the Prime Ministers Office said today. This represented an increase of 978.000 over last year. During the one-year period ending last September, births in
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      Japan hopes to put satellite in orbit in 1965
      73 2 TOKYO. Thurs. Japan hopes to put a satellite weighing more than 300 1b in orbit some time during 1965. her leading rocket expert said today. Prof. Hideo Itokawa, of Tokyo University, said that ground tests already were underway on a 63
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  • U.S.EUROPEAN DESK
    • IN BRIEF
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        TRUCK DRIVER RUNS OVER OWN BABY ON DRIVEWAY
        34 3 TRUCK DRIVER RUNS OVER OWN BABY ON DRIVEWAY MIAMI (Florida), Thursday. 1 FATHER ran over and killed one of his nine children here as he returned home from delivering Christmas presents to needy people.
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        49 3 Solomon Barrett, n truck driver, teld police that he was .backing his truck Into his driveway "when I heard a thump. 'I went back to see what it was, and there was my baby." Barrett drove the baby, Michelle, 18 months, to a hospital. She died several hours later.
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        22 3 MOSCOW: The Supreme Soviet of the Russian Soviet Federation of Socialist Republics continued its sessions on Christmas Dayjust another working day here.
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        28 3 LONDON: The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Michael Ramsey, said on television that the spirit of Christmas giving «v often replaced by the spirit of getting, having and keeping.
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        15 3 SPRING LAKE < Michigan Six people, including four children, died as flames swept their twostorey home.
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        35 3 WASHINGTON: One of President Johnson's Christmas presents Is a white collie puppy named Blanco, from nine-year-old Lois Nelson. Lois told the President in a letter: "I think this dog will cheer your lonely job up."
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        19 3 BERLIN: A brandy warehouse, stocked with £45.000 worth of provisions for New Year's Eve celebrations, was destroyed by fire.
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      Dawn—and victory to LBJ in aid battle
      329 3 Dawn and victory to LBJ in aid battle WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Johnson yesterday won his first big struggle with Congress when an unprecedented dawn session of the House voted down its own attempt to curb wheat sales to Communist nations. Mr. Johnson called the action "constructive" and said: "I am
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      Lock icon Promotion of future son-in-law news to Johnson
      133 3 Promotion of future son-in-law news to Johnson JOHNSON CITY (Texas). Thurs. President Johnson's future son-in-law has been promoted from ensign to junior Krade lieutenant in the navy. The news seemed to be a surprise to Mr. Johnson. The President had been lining up a group of relatives for a family
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      Lock icon THE 'POPE OF DADAISM' DIES
      131 3 THE 'POPE OF DADAISM' DIES F\RIS, Thurs. Tristan Tzara. the "Pope of Dadalsm," a precursor of sur- realism, died in Paris last night aged 69. i Born in Rumania. Tzara launched the "anti-art" Dada movement in 1916 us a debunking rebellion against established culture. He apparently chose the name from
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      Lock icon 'Greater than Grace' Hobbs is buried
      104 3 LONDON, Thurs. Sir Jack Hobos, one of England's greatest crickters, was buried a*. Hove on Tuesday. His opening partner In so many Test matches. Herbert SutJ.iffe. and several members of th» MOC were among those present. During a service at the Hoav parish church.
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      Lock icon Fire kiUs 12
      26 3 CHARLESTON. (South Carolina). Thurs. Twelve people, all from the same family, died in a fire which gutted a small house here yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sir Alec joins National Farmers Union
      103 3 EDINBURGH. Thurs. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the British Prime Minister, is to join the NaMon.il Farmers Union from the beginning of 1964. A inter applying for membership on behalf of his 3.000-acre Scottish estates was sent to the Edinburgh headquarters of the. union in Scotland
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      Lock icon HOLLYWOOD ACTOR SEEKS SEAT IN SENATE
      86 3 HOLLYWOOD ACTOR SEEKS SEAT IN SENATE LOS ANGELES, Thurs. George Murphy (above-) the Hollywood actor, today announced he was seeking the Republican Party nomination for the Senate seat being vacated next year by Senator Clair Engle of California. Murphy, who is 59, told reporters he would not want to identify
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      Lock icon Bid to form new Greek Government
      93 3 ATHENS. Thurs. Mr. Panayotis Cansellopoulos, leader ot the National Radical Union, hits agreed to try to form a Government to succeed that of Mr. George Papaudereou, \vh,o resigned on Tuesday. King Paul summoned* Mr. Canellopoulos soon> after accepting the resignation of the six-week-old Government
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      Lock icon Boy dies in fall hunting ghosts
      62 3 ACCRINGTON. (England. Thurs. A 12-year-old boy who went ghost hunting in a disused theatre died in a 60ft. fall from the roof, an inquest was told here. One of the boy's friends said they had been told tjiere were ghosts in the theatre and
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      Lock icon HUNGARY ARRESTS DISASTER DRIVER
      162 3 HUNGARY ARRESTS DISASTER DRIVER BUDAPEST, Thurs. The death toll in Hungary's Christmas train crash near Szolnok rose to 43 yesterday, the Hungarian news agency reported. Two moro victims of the crash wrrp in a critical condition mid 17 were on the serious list of the total of 36 Injured. The
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      Lock icon Gloria marries her fourth
      42 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Gloria Vanderbilt, who inherited US$4 million at the age of 21, was married for the fourth time on Tuesr day. Her now husband is Wyatt Cooper, a film writer and playwright. Both are 39. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Storm damage
      21 3 ISTANBUL, Thurs. A storm damaged about 90 per cent of all the buildings in Mardin. southMtst Turkey, yesterday. Reuter.
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      Christmas joy for Berliners
      51 3 TWO of the 73.000 West Berliners who got through the wall to East Berlin to visit relatives on Christmas Day. The visit was their first in the last 28 months. Picture shows Edith Boelmann and Beate Schwocknow hugging each other with joy and holding their border
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      Lock icon FLEEING EAST GERMAN SHOT IN BACK
      298 3 FLEEING EAST GERMAN SHOT IN BACK BERLIN, Thursday. tWST German border guards yesterday shot and wounded a youth trying to escape to West Berlin as thousands of West Berliners were streaming into the Eastern sector for the first Christmas reunion with their families there after 28 months. The youth was
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      Lock icon Xmas wonder for woman
      50 3 OXFORD, (England* Thurs. Sarah Challenor, 24, opened her eyes and spoxe to her mother after being in a coma for eight weeks. "A Christmas wonder." one of Miss Challenor's doctor's said. The young woman had suffered a fractured skull in a car crash in Yugoslavia.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Heifetz divorced
      25 3 I,OS ANOELES. Thurs. Jas- j d Hcneix 63-yi'ar-old world- famous violonist, was divorced here on Monday after 16 years of i marriage. Reuter.
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    PWD SPEED-UP
    235 4 Department being reorganised Target dates now for all works SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Public Works Department here \vill soon be reorganised, the Minister for National Development, Mr Limj Kirn Sun, announced today. Mr. Lim, wno had just inspected several PWD development projects, said the object of the reorganisation was
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    They walked daily over explosives
    137 4 PEOPLE have used this unpaved lane in Singapore to and from their kamponc for over 29 years, unaware until yesterday, that they had been walking on an explosives dump. The dump was discovered by workmen from the Public Utilities Board who were digging up the
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    MALA V ARTISTS ENCOURAGED
    191 4 SINGAPORE. Thursday. T>HE Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, today called for the revival of the high quality 14th and 15th century Malay wood carvings through present-day Malay artists. He was speaking "at the opening of the second exhibition of paintings by Malay artists, organised by
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    Fair deal for all tourists
    121 4 Fair deal for all tourists SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Tourist Association today welcomed the passing of the Tourist Promotion Board Ordinance in the Legislative Assembly. The board is to co-ordinate activities of all tourist enterprises, reRulate standards and carry out an extensive publicity campaign An STA spokesman said: "We will
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    Health Minister's tour
    81 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. today made his second tour of city cleansing and conservancy centres, calling at Lorong Lalat cleansing depot, and inspecting bin centres at French Road, Verdun Road. Dickson Road; Sungei Road, Mayne Road. Tiwary Street. Albert Street. Beach
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      374 4 REX HARRISON awarded BEST ACTOR for his magnificent performance in "CLEOPATRA" by the National Board ot Review Ot Motion Pictures, New York. 20th CENTURY FOX Present* ELIZABETH TAYLOR IN JOSEPH L MANKIEWICZ' STARRING RICHARD BURTON REX HARRISON **3BT A SUPER SPECTACLE IN TODD-AO COLOR BY DELUXE 9th SPECTACULAR DAY! j
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      56 4 1 IZT ~ZL i (SINGAPORE) TOMORROW MIDNIGHT! I There comes a time in every father's life... I when his baby becomes a babe'" TIICE SiES MNE \m*L saHt>fca THt NEW 20th I CENTURY-FOX I♦ I w-. Mmmr mmtr-nnrm-mmm Jl, < er GEYLANG Todoy Only: 1.30, 3.30, 7.30, 9.30 p.m I
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      324 4 -THK following Is today's schedule DEPARTURES of civil aircraft movements at Cithsy Pacific Alrwiys: To Paya Lebar airport Singapore: Jakarta (TG 731) 8.10 p.m. ARRIVALS Oantas: To Perth, Sydney (QF Oantas: From London, Rome, 736) 11.15 p.m. Athens, palro, Karachi, Calcutta, Malaysian Airways: To Kuala Bangkok (QF 734) 10.20 p.m.
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    Miss Gigi Gibbons of the 'University of the Seven Seas' presents golf club to Tengku
    149 5 Miss Gigi Gibbons of the 'University of the Seven Seas' presents golf club to Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The "University of the Seven Seas", with 275 students on board, leaves Port Swcttcnham today after a two-day visit. The students today toured the Federal capital, listened to Parliament in session, and
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    Jugah has brief reunion with his soldier son
    234 5 SUNGAI PATANI, Thurs. THE Minister of Sarawak Affairs, Dato Temenggong Jugah, had a brief reunion with his son, 2nd.-Lt. W. Wong Tidong, yesterday evening when he paid a visit to the Ist Bn., Malaysia Rangers, undergoing training at the Gurkha camp here.
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    CORPORAL COURT MARTIALLED FOR PHOTO SALE
    169 5 CORPORAL COURT MARTIALLED FOR PHOTO SALE OEREMRAN, Thurs. A corporal who sold four photographs for 51.30 to a recruit will lose five years of his seniority, a court martial decided today. Cpl. All bin Osman. 32, of the Port Dlckson Garrison, was charged with infringing Garrison standing orders by selling
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    Talentime finals
    33 5 IPOH. Thurs. The iocal branch of the Indian Film Society will hold the finals of its Ulentime contest at the St. John's Church hall. Douglas Road, here tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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    How to win tourists and treat them, by an expert
    340 5 How to win tourists and treat them, by an expert T<ANAH RATA, Thurs. A Inche Osmp.n Siru. the Tourist Promotion Officer commended the Cameron Highlands Tourist Promotion Association as the best and most active of its kind in Malaysia. He told association members at a special meeting that the effort
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    XMAS DAY MURDER IN STORE STREET
    120 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. TWO shop assistants were murdered in Telok Ayer Street at noon yesterday. They were Ng Thim Lock, 23, and Tan Khoon Seong, 20, who were cornered by seven men, armed with daggers, after a chase. Outside the shop where Ng worked the
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    Gambling raid by police
    41 5 IPOH. Thurs. Twenty-elßht people, the majority of them women, were arrested by police in a house in Lahat Road here last night (or gambling Ttiey will be charged in court tomorrow. They were released on police bail
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    Offices for NUPW
    25 5 SUNOEI PATANI, Thurs. —The Natoinal Union of Plantation Workers here has moved Into Its new office at Batu Dua, Jaian Kuala Ketil
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    First annual meeting for 5 years
    109 5 First annual meeting for 5 years SEREMBAN, Thurs. The Seremban Sanitary Board Labourers Co-operative Cred.it Society was today criticised fftr holding Its annual meeting only once In five years. The criticism came from the newly-elected president, Mr. P. Gum am Singh Gill. Mr. Gill also stressed the need for the
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    The King's broadcast
    76 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs —The Yang di-Pertuan AKong will broadcast a New Year message over Radio Malaysia in Lnxlisn at ".30 p.m. on New Year's Eve. Tuesday. D<"C. 31. in Malay at 9 p.m.. and in t'»e Chinese service at 11 p.m. The repeat broadcast of the King's
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  • PARLIAMENT
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      MALAYSIA'S ECONOMY ONE OF BEST IN THIS AREA: TENGKU
      745 6 Compensation claim from Japan should be called 'Goodwill payment': PM New scheme for housing Govt servants being studied by OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS MALAYSIA'S economy is "one of the best, if not the best, in South-East Asia." Tengku Abdul Rahman told the
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      $25 million development loan over-subscribed
      87 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The $25, million Government of i Malaysia loan issued on Dec. 16 has been oversubscribed by $22.5 million. A Government statement said that the money raised was for development purposes. I "A further loan will be Issued early next year to raiie
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      Malaysia must produce own sugar now, says Khir
      266 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs T ii K Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today that Malaysia must start producing sugar for its own needs now. He referred to the growing world shortage of sugar which might continue for some
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    Malaysia truth trip to African states
    214 7 LEE, STEPHENS TO LEAD PARLIAMENTARY TEAM KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TOP-LEVEL parliamentary delegation led by the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and the Sabah Chief Minister, Mr. Donald Stephens, will make a one-month visit to 10 African countries beginning in the middle of
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    King to open $40 mil. North Klang Straits project today
    144 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong will unveil a plaque before 1,000 YIPs to mark the opening of the $40 million North Klang Straits project at Port Swettenham tomorrow. Among the V.I.Ps who will witness the ceremony are the
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    Charged with raping girl
    69 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Sunny Hew alias Peng Kong. 24, was charged in a mapi.vrate s court here today with raping a 14-year-old girl at Jalan Temple, Brickfields, between 9 a.m. on Dec. 11 and 8 p.m. on Dec. 24. The magistrate. Inche Shalk Daud bin Haii
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    Xmas normal at 'KK'—107
    59 7 Xmas normal at 'KK'— 107 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Kandang Kerbau maternity tia>pital recorded a normal day of births for Christmas Day 107 babies, including 51 girls. The total was 11 fewer than last year's. The first baby to arrive at 12.10 a.m. was a 61b 4oz, girl, daughter of Mr.
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    Visit by the RAF provost marshal
    67 7 I SINGAPORE. Thurs— The RoI yal Air Force Provost Marshal. Ah Commodore C.J. Millar, will tour bases in Singapore and Malaya from Jan. 6 to 17 He will wsit Changi. Seletar Tengah. and Butterworth. accompanied by the Far East Air Fore* Provost Marshal. Group
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    Cyclist acquitted
    26 7 PENANG, Thurs.— A cyclist. Yap Ten Sung, was today acquitted on a charge of failing to stop at a traffic sign on Sept. 25.
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    Man with freak $1 note for sale
    140 7 Man with freak $1 note for sale BENTONG. Thurs. A stall-keeper here is offering a freak $1 note for sale to collectors. Cheong Seng Tuck. 30. of 39 Loke Yew Street, is the owner of the note. The front of the note is the same as any other; but the
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    Tourism boost for Pangkor with new, shorter road
    388 7 Tourism boost for Pangkor with new, shorter road IPOH. Thursday. A NEW network of roads, partly constructed with U.S. loan funds, and a $1.3 million bridge have brought the potentially magnificent holiday resort of Pangkor Island and its Jumping off point, Lumut, closer to Ipoh. i When the new bridge
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    Number of teachers sacked 150: Barisan
    153 7 Number of teachers sacked 150: Barisan SINGAPORE, Thurs About 150 employees In Government-aided Chinese primary schools In the rural areas have been dismissed by the Government, according to the latest issue of the "Plebeian", organ of the Barisan Sosialis. Among these, it said, are 25 school principals. teachers. and clerks.
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    $100 haul by 5 masked robbers
    51 7 ALOR STAR. Thurs. Five armed men entered a house in the United Patani Estate near Sungel Patani early this morning and robbed the owner. Ng Kee Han, of 535 and $65 worth of Jewellery. The robbers, all wearing masks, carried a pistol and a
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    Police detain 17
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police detained 15 people under the Societies Ordinance and another two under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance In Island-wide security checks on Christmas Eve.
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    Car missing
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —A black Mercedes Benz belonging to Mr. R. P Veremberg which was parked in the compound of the Singapore Cricket Club on Tuesday night, has been reported stolen
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      354 7 Buys Bunny By Ralph Hvintdahl /^j\ Twe quit AT/vi/f^ Jf V coin' somef^l WISH TOLEAVE NOW?) %3J V^VA^el A DAYS «i /f &2\ A^^T V^ HEI^' X Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Heart of the Matter" (4). 1. 111-humour about selling 8. Relating to duties collected at places to actors in
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    91 8 II or*, tit f Minimum) MR. A MRS. PivM ■oi't'pj thrlr «edd:n»; Baajaja\ reception on Thurwliiv r«-l?-«1 and for lovely DR. AND MRS. S rir:imji«!nsam 'hank all relatives ard fri-Tds for th'lr attendance, veil »i«Ik«. help »n<l glfta nn thr oiraaton of thnr v. rddinc on a-tS-ea. THE FAMILY
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    The Straits Times Friday, December 27. 1963. A Realistic Picture
    678 8 The Straits Times Friday, December 27. 1963. A Realistic Picture j Accused of excessive optimism in casting the first Malaysian budget, Mr. Tan Siew Sin produced an effective reply. In 1960 Malaya had a surplus of $239 million instead of the estimated deficit of 59 million: in 1961 a surplus
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    A Better Port
    469 8 When the Yang di-Pertuan Agong opens four new deepwater wharves at Port Swett- cnham today he will also open a brighter era in the history of this much criticised place. The new facilities, able to handle up to 3,000 tons of dry cargo daily, will double the
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    Party Politician
    153 8 President Ayub Khan, the soldier who once scorned politics, is now a politician involved in the democracy of his own making. This week he was elected president of the Pakistan Muslim League, succor to the Muslim League which led Pakistan to its separate independence, and now he leads
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    America warms to talks with the East
    395 8 America warms to talks with the East From Geoffrey Hodgson WASHINGTON. Thursday. Subtly, but quite definitely. American policy on East-West talks has modulated into a more Christmassy key. The Administration is not carolling peace and good will. It still makes thr same cautious estimate of the chances of reaching any
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    Four-star kennel on the Cote d'Azur
    609 8  - Four-star kennel on the Cote d'Azur JOHN GALE by NICE, Thurs.— This Christmas a lot of people have left Monaco or Nice, their yachts and their poodles, and have gone to Paris, London, or New York. They can easily leave a yacht or a house: a dog can be more
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    Influence of Big 5 wanes in the U.N.
    1040 8 Influence of Big 5 wanes in the U.N. WITH MORE THAN HALF THE 113 MEMBER STATES AFRICAN AND ASIAN- by A SPECIAL WRITER THE eighteenth annual session of the United Nations General Assembly which has just ended has lived up to the rather modest expectations of observers here Apart from
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      787 8 Straits Times Malay Mail cumiim tsMniwnwin a*ay aw saa 14* Ms** COLO STONAGK ANCADI Onaiaroi Road COLD STORAGE BRANCH!* AT HOLLAND ROAD-KATONO KCPPEL ROAD-NAVAL BAS« Aatitorttwd A— mm cmr book stork ltd WKMaw Houm. CoOyw Qawy THE NEWS FRONT Ftupatrlck'a Suuac w »»l M. M. ISMAIL S Admiralty Road. Nnml
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      57 8 THE COLD WAR. ISN'T OVER Can the Peking-Moscow rift and the nuclear test ban spell peace for the West? No, says an expert who warns that Khrushchev and Mao still plan to bury us! Here you'll read 4 dangerously false assumptions currently held by many people and a pungent rebuttal
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      55 8 William Jacks Co. (Malaya) Ltd. are proud to be associated with the North Klang Straits Project in supplying the following materials for the construction of the offices and godowns UNION locks and door closer SHOWELL door furniture WORCESTER brass hinges STANMORE springs SISSONS paints and distempen SHANKS sanitary ware CRITTALL
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      53 9 GAMMON CHRISTIAN-NIELSEN CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS r JOINT VENTURE OF r GAMMON (MALAYA) 1959 LTD. CHRISTIAN! NIELSEN A/S P.O. box 68 petaling jaya AND ORSTEDHUS V. FARIMAGSGADE KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYA. 41, COPENHAGEN V. DENMARK. NORTH KLANG STRAITS CONTRACT PORT SWETTENHAM MALAYA PHONE NO. 6173 P.O. BOX L B. NO. 1 CABLES:
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      3 9 The Straits Supplement
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      Swamp now a new port
      418 9 'vtM WtfWM ■HI ENGINEERING FEAT COST $40 MIL; TOOK 3£ YEARS TO BUILD By STAFF WRITER 4 engineering feat which took 3£ years to complete has created a new Malaysian port five miles from Port Swettenham on what was previously marshy ground. The $40 million
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      KING TO OPEN SCHEME TODAY
      389 9 By SPECIAL WRITER I^l IK iang di-Pertuan Agong will unveil a commemorative plaque and deliver a royal message on opening the $40 million North Klang Straits project at. Port SwettenIkmii at l.'M) this afternoon. More than 1,000 guests are expected to be present at this
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      Another big step forward
      581 10 MINISTER'S PET PROJECT READY FOR SHIPPING Congestion at Swettenham expected to be relieved QNK of the Malaysian Transport Minister's pet projects, the North Klang Straits scheme also represents another big; step forward in the development of this new. young nation. By SPECIAL WRITER Dato Sardon bin
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      The $30 million loan of confidence from U.S.
      519 11 The $30 million loan of confidence from U.S. ANOTHER MILESTONE IN NATIONS DEVELOPMENT: ENVOY BALDWIN By SPECIAL WRITER THK "new-look" given to Port Swettenham with the completion of the North Klang Straits project has cost a large sum of money. But it is money well spent on a development scheme,
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      THE NEW PORT A UTHORITY TAKES OVER
      216 11 Ol this land and your rbility to put them to work for human betterment. I am certain that Malaysia's future La bright and assured." Former judge From now on. the n°w Port Swettenham Authority headed by Dato Abdul Hamid bin Mustafa, a former
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      Railway chief confident of port's future
      238 11 Railway chief confident of port's future rVHE General A manager of the Malayan Railway, Dato Ahmad Perang, said that with the setting up of the now Port Authority and the completion of the North Klang Straits project. Port Swettenham should be ready to handle satisfactorily a 1 1 traffic passing
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      New wharves welcomed, but how long will they be adequate?
      674 12 New wharves welcomed, but how long will they be adequate? HOPES THAT ONE DAY SWETTENHAM WILL BE PASSENGER PORT MORE JOBS AS PORT GROWS BIGGER HPHE realisation of the their livelihood is available but it should As tnc t »hi P pm«. combe considerable as the panics expand so too
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      FULFILMENT OF LONG-A WAITED DREAM
      242 12 FULFILMENT OF LONG-A WAITED DREAM HPHK Klang and Port Swettenham Chinese Chamber of Commerce are full of praise for the setting up and completion of the new port project. The vice-president. Mr. Ng Soon Huat. said that the completion of the new port was the fulfilment of a long-awaited dream.
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      FASTER CLEARANCE AT SWETTENHAM
      408 13 Shift and bonus system the answer THIE .Malayan Railway is convinced it has found the answer to the problem of faster clearance of cargo at Port Swettenham. It is t onfidcnt that the shiftanil bonus system, which it introduced at th- end of INI during the
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      $4 mil, bridge only one of its kind in Malaysia
      261 14 /)NK of the interesting features of the North Klang Straits scheme is the $4 million bridge, the only one of its kind in Malaysia. It is a bridge with a difference for it is designed to serve a two-fold purpose
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      Port's first Asian manager has his contract renewed
      302 15 Port's first Asian manager has his contract renewed MR. S.M. MAROOF, Is the first Asian Port Authority general manager. Born in Itli in India he graduated from the Aligarh University with a M.A. degree. popular sportsman, he led the tennis team in several matches and he also obtained the double
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      There was even congestion at port in 1947
      487 15 BUT NOW IT IS THE BEST IN S-E ASIA TIIK man behind the multi-million dollar North [Clang Straits project, Mr. B.T.L. Sanderson, is perhaps the happiest Railway oflicial today. The reason: Mr. Sanderson said that for a long time, as one who
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      Malaysian traffic manager rose from the ranks
      166 15 Malaysian traffic manager rose from the ranks fHK first Malaysian to be appointed traflic manager in the Port Swettenham Port Authority in place of Mr. M.G. Israel who is retiring under the Maiayanisation scheme is r Mr. Tan Low Eng. Mr. Tan, a former student of the Malacca Anglo-Chinese School,
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      Last expat to leave authority is happy man...
      303 16 Congestion will be a thing of the past 'pHK last retiring expatriate officer in the Port Swettenham Port Authority, Mr. M.G. Israel, says that he is one of the happiest men in the world to see the North Klang Straits project completed
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      Historic day for Malayan Railways
      206 16 Historic day for Malayan Railways T»HE Malayan Railway A Administration attach c s a special significance to Sept. 13. 1960. It was the day when documents giving the "go ahead" signal for the launching of the North Klang Straits project was signed between the Railway Administration and the contractors, Gammon
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      New chapter begins today
      144 16 THE opening of the $40 million port by the Yang diPertuan Agong today starts a new chapter in the history of Port Swettenham. The new port is a stepping stone to the development of this part of Malaysia. As described by the retiring traffic manager of
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        138 24 HAVE YOU A REFRIGERATOR WHICH SAVES YET GIVES SO MUCH SPACE? HITACHI The Hitachi Refrigerator saves space because it is compact and streamlined. But it gives you plenty of storage space inside— because it is designed that way: with flush door hinges and wide freezing compartment The movable shelves conveniently
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        100 24 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 20 words SlO (minimum) LAST 2 DAYS OF CLOSING SALE at Esquire's 86, High Street. CLOSING! CLOSING! YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY SAVE PRICES SLASHED 50 UNDER COST Come and see for yourself! LADIES Skirts 8.90 $4.10 Slacks 6.90 $3.90 Blouses 6.90 $4.50 MEN'S Terylene Shirts $15.50
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      77 10 Compliments to the Port Swettenham Authority on the occasion of the inauguration of the North Klang Straits Wharves "/Ay. C «m.V fr^~*'^^^^^^sS^£^^' MADE IN MALAYSIA Seventeen miles of dual carriageway from Kuala Lumpur to Klang, and all made exclusively with Shell's Made -in- Malaysia Bitumen. At Klang, the road continues
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      199 10 THE OPENING OF THE NORTH KLANG STRAITS PROJECT A MILESTONE ON THE PATH OF PROGRESS CONGRATULATIONS FROM NEDLL OY D ISTHMIAN LINES. INCORPORATED 1 Welcome the opening of the North Klang Straits by His Majesty, The Yang -di Pertuan Agong General Agents (or Malaysia: McALISTER 6c COMPANY, LIMITED Singapore, Port
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      153 11 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS to the PORT SWETTENHAM AUTHORITY on the occasion of the official opening of the NORTH KLANG STRAITS SCHEME from LOW PEE LORRY TRANSPORT CO., LTD. i lncorporated in \re federclion of Vaiayoi HEAD OFFICr BWANCH OFFICE 74, Jalon Roton. 18, (3rd mile) Watson load off Kampong Attop
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      172 11 GOOD SERVICE in the past BETTER SERVICE in the futuie Better Ship BEN LINE to and from PORT SWETTENHAM ships and docks on the new wharf at North Klang Protecting Ships and Docks, New Wharf at North Klang. v dfia Huge rubber tubes specially built by Goodyear for such M
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      143 12 Congra tv la tions to the Port Swettenham Authority ON THE OPENING OF NEW NORTH KLANG STRAITS WHARVES i t j#iilL_ plllllllllllllllllllllH r AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES SERVING FIFTY PORTS ON FOUR WORLD ROUTES j ROUND-THE-WORLD V^^^^^3k TRANS-PACIFIC j M^^BB^^# STRAITS-ATLANTIC j N^^ INTERCOASTAL j AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES MERCANTILE BANK BUILDING
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      88 12 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. WELCOME THE OPENING OF THE NORTH KLANG STRAITS BY HIS MAJESTY, THE YANG di-PERTUAN AGONG Agent*: HARRISONS CROSFIELD (Fed. of M) LTD. PORT SWETTENHAM McALISTER COMPANY LIMITED. SINGAPORE PENANG Congratulations to Port Swettenham Authority i on the occasion of the opening of their NORTH KLANG
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      92 13 H I bbbbbbbV BBaaaaaaVßßßß Ba P&O and 8.1. offer their congratulations to the Minister of Transport and the Port Swettenham Au- thorities on the inauguration of the North Klang Straits Scheme and the increase in the capacity of Port Swettenham. Harrisons Crosfield (F. of M.) Ltd, their agents at Port
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      74 14 Helping A ,to build Malaya Malayan Cement Limited were proud to play their part in the North Klang Straits project. Over 20,000 tons of I Tiger Cement were used during construction, further proof that Malayan Cement Limited are indeed "Helping to Build Malaya". MALAYAN CEMENT LTD niiins Firnntnsx* t-ii\tk ALFRED
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      35 14 EXTERNAL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION INCLUDING THE SUPPLY OF;- OTTERMILL SWITCHGEAR WATFORD TRANSFORMERS LUCY STREET LIGHTING CUTOUTS CROMPTON PARKINSON CABLE ALLIANCE (Malaya) ENGINEERING CO LIMITED KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE IPOH PENANG MESSAGERIES MARITIMES i Serving Malaysia Since 7862
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      39 15 (Heartiest Congra tula tions to the PORT SWETTENHAM AUTHORITY on the occasion of the official opening of the NORTH KLANG STRAITS PROJECT from MR. EU ENG HOCK (MANAGING DIRECTOR) MESSRS EU LEE LANDING SHIPPING CO., LTD. (STEVEDORES) PORT SWETTENHAM
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      113 15 THE GLEN LINE who have been operating shipping services to and from Malaysia for nearly 1 00 years offer their congratulations on the opening of the North Klang Straits project. GLENLYON CLASS 20 KNOTS GLENEARN CLASS 17* KNOTS ®/i\nri nnifin^ BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE FAR EAST GLEN 'to- LINE GUN
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      101 16 IflirU RUBBER PRODUCTS ■i i"" M^^ (NATURAL/SYNTHETIC) tOUD ITlli JMOII CYCIf-rutlt UOOi-Illl* IMMM •«C«IMO» CONVITOt lIHINOI V^^^CTCll IT«|» ■MHMH SYMBOL OF QUALITY MMHMM -oju Oil IMMN MiNtlNO •Ollllt OOMItfIC MOtlt "IOOtMAH O-lINGI WIUINGTON ***** SHUM YIP LEONG RUBBER WORKS LTD., MALAYA HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to the PORT SWETTENHAM AUTHORITY on the
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      255 16 PROMPT^ SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY (M) LTD. LET US DO THE TROUBLESOME WORK AND SAVE YOU THE BOTHER For all Your Packing Baggage Requirements SHIPPING STORING INSURANCE CARGO CLEARING FORWARDING With The Most Experienced Packers And Staff To Attend To Your Requirements Ring K.L. *****/2/3, Overseas Chinese Bank bidg., P.O.
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    Music shop burgled again
    296 17 SECOND TIME IN EIGHT MONTHS— 3,OOO RECORDS VALUED AT $25,000 STOLEN KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THREE thousand pop and classical records worth $25,000 were stolen from the Music City shop in Bukit Bintang Road here early this morning. This is the second time in eight months that
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    Kaum Ibu seek women for national service
    124 17 PENANG. Thurs. The Penang Kaum Ibu (women's section of Umnot has decided to launch a campaign to enrol members for national service. Che Dasimah Dashir. leader of the movement, said today she expected many Umno women would respond. "We will go round from
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    RADIO SHOP RAIDED
    52 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Thieves smashed three steel padlocks to break into a general merchants' shop in Jalan Kayu on Monday night, looting it of 513.480 worth of radios, television sets, tape -recorders, watches and cameras. The proprietor. Mr. Goi Cheong. 49. was asleep on the first floor of
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    Rooftop chase ends in arrest of wanted man
    204 17 Rooftop chase ends in arrest of wanted man KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A wanted man was arrested after a dramatic rooftop chase and struggle in Jalan Haji Hussein, off Jalan Raja Muda here, early yesterday morning. He is Teoh Guan Hoe. alias Choong Yee, 25, who is wanted by the Selangor
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    Police transfer
    32 17 RAWANG, Thurs. The O.C.P.D. hero Asst. Supt. Mon bin Mohamed Taib. has left on transfer to Kajang. Senior Inspector Mohamed Taha bin Jalil. from Kuala Lumpur, has taken his place.
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    Training course for teacher
    50 17 PARIT BUNTAR, Thurs. Mr. Donald Tan Khuan Khean, a Brinsford Lodge trained teadher at the Methodist Secondary School here, has fcjen selected to attend a one-year specialist training course in physical education at Clieras. Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Tan, a popular sportsman, captained Krian District at soccer.
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    Senate query on jobs policy in Malaysia
    83 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Prime Minister will be asked in the Senate tomorrow to declare the Government's policy on appointing Singapore citizens to public posts in Malaya. Sabah and Sarawak. The question will come from S.ngapore Senator. Inche Ahmad bin Haii TafT. He
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    Detective loses his belongings
    54 17 IPOH. Thurs. Detective Sergeant Robert Chan Ah Ho 40, of Kuala Kuang who came her* with his ramtly for Christmas holidays, has had cash anl oersonal belongings worth ?398 stolen. He discovered the loss when he r.oke up in a room In the Hotel Bali In
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    Postal agencies
    36 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two more postal i'.R»ncies hive been opened In Ipoh ltoad (fifth mile) and at Ayer lu»m In Perak. the Minister or Worts, Posts anc Telecommunications. Oato V.T. Sambanthan, said here tocay.
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    Doctors wed
    37 17 TWO doctors were married in Muar recently. Picture shows Dr. Moses Tay Leng Kong, a private practitioner, and his bride. Dr. Yeoh Saw Ai, of the Muar General Hospital, after their wedding. —Straits Times picture.
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    MALAYSIA IMPRESSES VISITING ROTARIANS
    177 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The leader of the visiting New Zealand Rotarians, Mr. A. R. Dreaver, said today he was very impressed by the strong "determination, purpose and impetus' with which Malaysians were pursuing their destiny. Speaking at a luncheon sponsored by the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club.
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    Estate workers' strike enters 39th day
    93 17 MALACCA, Thurs. The strike at Kemuning Estate. Tebong, 27 miles from here, in which 650 workers are involved, entered its 39th day today without any sign of settlement. Ttie workers, all members of the National Union of the Plantation Workers, stopped work on Nov.
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    LOCK-OUT, SAY 80 NANYANG MEN
    138 17 LOCK-OUT, SAY 80 NANYANG MEN KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The mani agement of the Nanyang Siang Pau locked out 80 of its workers today, a spokesman of the National Union of Employees in the Printing Industry told a Press conference this evening. The union wants a new agreement to replace one
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    Xmas Eve arrest
    38 17 PENANG. Thurs. G. Munlaml. 23. who was found fighting and behaving In disorderly manner at the junction of Maxwell Road and Maxwell Lane on Christmas Eve, was today granted bail pending hearing on Jan. 3.
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    Eight more Indonesian agents held in S'pore
    96 17 Eight more Indonesian agents held in S'pore SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Special Branch have arrested eight more agents since Dec. 18— the day the Malaysian Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, exposed an Indonesian plot for sabotage in Singapore and announced the arrest of 37 agents and saboteurs. Top spy The Police
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    The Penang Lions Club with a difference
    108 17 PENANG, Thurs. The newly -formed Lions Club of Prnang plans to set up different vernacular sections to enable people proficient in vernacular languages to join as members. The president. Inche Abu Bakar Aziz, said that the creation of these sections was necessary in
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    Pahang Govt allots 2,700 acres for families
    168 17 Pahang Govt allots 2,700 acres for families KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Pahang Government has set aside 2.700 acres of land for more than 420 families as a result of an appeal by the State M.C.A. The chairman of the PaMCA. Dato Ngau Ken .Lock, announced this here today He said
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      220 17 U.S. P* MAERSK LINE COPENHAGEN extend their warmest CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PORT SWETTENHAM AUTHORITY ON THE OPENING OF THE KLANG STRAITS SCHEME General Agents for Singapore, Port Swettenham and Penang ANGLO-AMERICAN CORPORATION LTD. Denmark House, 7th Floor, Singapore. Telephone: *****. Advertisement Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—
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    Atlas Ice diversifies its activities
    552 18 year, the net profit for the year was $285,464. Together with the balance of $21,433 brought forward from the last account, the total amounts to $306,907 out of which has to be deducted the interim dividend of five per cent less tax on the old
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    Gestetmer opens branch offices in Kuching and Jesselton
    163 18 Gestetmer opens branch offices in Kuching and Jesselton GESTETNER (Eastern) Ltd. announces the opening of two new branches, at Kuching and Jesselton. There will also be a showroom at Jesselton. Service departments have been set up for more efficient and regular servicing of Oestetner installations in Sarawak and Sabah. and
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    Joint Japan, Korea air service pact
    63 18 Joint Japan, Korea air service pact Japan Air Lines and the Korean National Air Lines have sinned an agreement to start a joint air service between Japan and the Republic of Korea early next year. According to t) i agreement, the Korean airline will operate three services a week between
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    More demand
    40 18 Steel demand is still going up and the peak is not yet in sight, Iron Age magazine reports. December shipments will be up from November and January will bring another increase of from five to ten per cent.
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    A 'sportier' Ford Galaxie
    124 18 17IORD-MALAYSIA this week F introduced the 1964 Ford Galaxie. The fourdoor hardtop, in keeping with its racing successes in America and Britain, now has a sportier, racier look particularly in its new roofline and generally throughout the body styling. Amon£ the mechanical improvements are: strengthened engine
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    ANOTHER CREATIVE CIRCLE CONTEST
    133 18 ANOTHER CREATIVE CIRCLE CONTEST r[E Creative Circle of Singapore is again organising an Advertising Awards competition open to all advertising agencies and other organisations producing publicity material. Mr. B Hoyle, chalrmrn, said that last year's response was so favourable that the scope for the 1963 awards had been extended. This
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    3 more realty firms to start
    49 18 Three more realty companies wiih a nominal capital ot $1 million each, have been registered in Singapore. They are World-Wide Land and Estate Agencies Ltd. of Raffles Place. Wilmer Enterprises Ltd. of Armenian Street and Chip Tai Realty Ltd. of Upper Circular Road.
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    Chrysler plans
    40 18 Chrysler Corporation's capital spending m 1964 will total more than $200 million, against around U.S.SSO million this year, the firm announced. Next year's spending Includes outlays for a new assembly and stamping plant to be completed in mid-1964.
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    SPEAR SHIRT SALES TOP $2m. HERE
    260 18 A HONG KONG shirt company which has annual sales of $2 million in Malaysia, is moving into the local market in a big way. It Is Spear Shirt Co. Ltd., manufacturers of Spear shirts which have been on sale here for the past five
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    VICE-PRESIDENT FOR AIA IN HONG KONG
    58 18 VICE-PRESIDENT FOR AIA IN HONG KONG MR. J. B. DONNALLY (above), a leading U.S. Insurance executive, has been elected vice-president of the American International Assurance Co. Ltd. He will be stationed In Hong Kong and will assume duties from next month. Mr. Donnally, who began Ms insurance career in 1937,
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    36 18 Japanese motor vehicle production In November broke the previous all-time record set In Oct£ ber. totalling 126,102 units the Japan Automotive Industrial 'Association said in Tokyo. Passenger cars accounted for as ..stiff-
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    HARD-WEARING RUBBER
    58 18 r!E Atomic Energy Commission says it has developed an improved way of making hard-wearing rubber for motor-car tyres, conveyor belts and other goods, according to a report in the London Financial Times raw i ftUer mat *rtals and raw latex are mi- d together as free-flowing soJm. men
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    Major marts are closed
    101 20 THERE were no rubber and tin markets yesterday (Boxing Day) and the trading rooms of the Malayan Stork Exchange in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur were also rlosrd. Trading will be resumed this morning. The London Stoik Exchange, rubber and (in markets also did nut operate yesterday
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    221 20 SHIPS lying alon K »id* th* SmKapor* Harbour whirvt. *r .ipected t.day ar«: UaKoboy 35/36, strtl Advocate 47, Tltrre 33/34, Rajah I'.riA.k* m Bafta> 18, Tapaii NW.4, I^iI>m NW.;, Si-dill NW.3. DiTbiKhshira tt/X, Bindoran 1/2, Honhoi» °I.> in. Haiiaf Kenu 10/11. Bomti.iy iru tl star Alcyone fiA.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    60 20 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made these changes in its rates to merchant! yesterday (all rates to $100j: Canada: buying TT tt%, airmail OD U%, 90 d/st 30 credit bills. 36 l/ll trade bilk.. Selling TT or OD ready: (an.nU Htt; Deutsche Marks 129 11»1 land Guilders 117',:
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    LONDON RUBBER
    89 20 Ruober In London became progressively quieter during the holiday shortened week up to Wednesday. A steadier tendency was seen ai times mainly instigated by the terminal section where some shoncoverlng and squaring on* took place. Ciis twos attracted preholiday covering interest but sellers generally remained reserved. However, any
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    Tin output
    66 20 Tin production in the States of Malaya in November totalled 4,800 tons or 176 tons less than in October. At the end of the month tiiere were 702 active mines operating, or four more than at the end of the previous month. Production in the first 11 months
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    Petaling Tin
    35 20 Prtaling Tin Ltd. has announced a final dividend of 15 per cent making a total of 30 per cent for the year to October 31 against 15 per cent for the previous year.
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    18 20 glnmpor. Coconut OH Mtlltn' A-i»-tlatlon: hulk $50 !>HI-r«. drum SM aellem. The tone waa quirt.
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      1513 20 Government of the Colony of Singapore 3<~ c 1946 Rehabilitation Loan (1962/1970). Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Register of the above Loan win be closed from the Ist. January 1964, to 14th January. 1964, both days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. BY ORDER The Hongkong and
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      773 20 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE PIBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. The Public is hereby notified j that the private streets (i) between the Supreme Court and the City Hall (off St. i Andrew's Road), (ii) at ths rear of the Supreme I Court and the City Hall (from High Street
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      669 21 (Continurd from Page 8). SITUATIONS VACANT M 11.1^* Si I Win. I— Box SO et*. txtn POST OF CLERK Sekoinh M' nenxuh Teknik l'uldii I'm.m*:. Vacancy tilled. All applicants thanked, A LARCE COMPANY requires s«-r--f ncv.r.il 1 \|«-r:enced lift attendBBta. riease apply Tel. tS'pore) S2VV4/ WANTED On.- Oeneral Amah and
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      715 21 SITUATIONS VACANT It Wtrd* *S (Mi*.)— Box 50 et*. txtra REQUIRED PART TIME Translator able tran«!at- »nd tvj Knftli'h to Russian LinKiiaue. Write Box A 6959 poriWANTED ATTRACTIVE Krmnle rmier A«*l*rant. sneak many dialects. jtiir to drive, salary and allowance SIM/-. 32 Bencoolen St.. B'pore. Tel: 39M.1 WANTED SHOP ASSISTANT
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      875 21 SITUATIONS VACANT 28 Ward* Si (Mi*.)— Box St rts. exfre APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the post of teacher English (normaltrained) (malei In chtao Nan School. K\rr Ham. Penang. Apply to the See- retary. Board of Management, before I 2nd January. 1964. ENGAGEMENT QUA! THONC Tbe Engagement is Announced Between CHEE
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      1128 21 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 10 Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box St et*. txtrm "CITY CUEST HOUSE" r'uralsned D'Singli 1 Rooms Bathroom. M/Sanitatin longbath attached Verandah. Kxcclltnt Cuisine. Economical Term. Near S.T.C. t>u*-«top. Tangllo Club and Q.H.Q. 80. Stcvrns Road. Tel: ***** S rure ACCOMMODATION WANTED 20 Ward* SS (Ml*.)— Box St et*. txtrm
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      1068 21 EDUCATION tt Wtrd* SS (Ml*.)— Box St el*, rxtrt FOORMAN'S SCHOOL. Enrolments tor Pianoforte. Theory. All Grades To Diploma. Plano-Accordlon. Piano-Jaxz. Guitar. Recorder, Violin. Clarinet. Trumpet, Saxophone. Flute. Tal: (Spore) *****. LEARN CHINESE: Yew CrsfSJ for absolute beginners (English l-.srlana-tlons) commencing 3-1-64. Tjtrdnys/ Fridays 5.30 to 7 p.m Class Teacher.
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      1044 21 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS Word* SS (Mln.y—Btx St et: txtrt FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. have a wide range of Paa Books on display In the Cold Storage Arcade. Orchard Road. In conjunction with B.P.C.K. DOGS, PETS, ETC. tt Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box St et: txtr* ALSATIANS One Male one Female 7 months thoroughbred.
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      914 21 FOR SALE It Wtrd* SS (Min.)-Box SO et*. txtrt I DON'T STARVE your bottom feeders: e.K Neons. Barr>v CatsML Give them H "Tetramin Tablet n-h food. Easy, h economical. One tablet goes a long way. CCC JUNK STORE Is Now At NO. 22 New ion Road. 'The Olde Curiosity J
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      708 21 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Wort* SS (Mi*.)— Box SO eU. txtrm VISIT LEE ONN. .n« g South Bridge Road, Singaiior* for fas hi on Mhle Jewrllerv. OESIGN >uur own jewellery, nave them made hv experts at Poh llmt Uoldsmlths. &94. North Bridie Koad. Spore. BARCAINS GALORE: Kvrnr T< and Kridav nad
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      Resquilleur will be favourite in the Gold Cup race
      412 22  - Resquilleur will be favourite in the Gold Cup race EPSOM JEEP RACING BY PENANG, Thurs r piE Veni Vici Stable's RESQUILLEUR is generally considered to be a cut above his rivals in the lOf Penang Gold Cup, the last classic of the season, on Sunday. lam quite certain that he
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      SPOTLIGHT on your FANCIES
      602 22 SPOTLIGHT on your FANCIES for tomorrow EPSOM JEEP spotlights the leading fancies at Penang tomorrow. Race One FLYING MIST: fr'ust-finish-lng second to Singing Boy over 7f last month; won over 91 at Ipoh last season; any going. I'ANCHA INURA: Fourth to Mr. Miller over XL 9f: prefers "give" in tne
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      PENANG 3rd DAY
      1272 22 Race One: 2.0 -Cl. 5 Div. I—B lf 1 ***** Flyin* Mist (V«nl V.ci St.» E. Breuk 890 (SF) Trevetn 2 240 1 1 Producer II (SbftW St.) Martin. 6 8.12 Johnson 4 3 ***** Panrha Indra (Gurka St.) Lee. 6 8.10 (Fl Le« 8 4 *****
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      83 22 CYDNEY. Thurs. Backed for i .i fortune to start 6-4 favniintp. General Delivery, ridden by Qeorge Moore, scored a neck win in the Summer Cup at Randwick today. It was trainer Tommy Smith's first Summer Cup success. &1- though he has won every other major race in
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      410 22 PUBLIC NOTICE THIS IS TO ANNOUNCE ITIA 1 AIJ, BRIDLE PATHS THROUGH AND ACCESS TO TORKINGTON I WILL BE COSED TO THE GENERAL PUBUC ON THE 31ST DECEMBER. 1963. THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All members of tbe above AsKxiatloo in the State of Singapore will be closed for business
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      403 22 NOTICE RE CLOSURE OF ROADS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Road;-. Paths and unenclosed land, the property of the Bukit Sembawanc Rubber Co. Ltd. will be closed to the public on Wednesday Ist January 1964 from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. By Order D. HIORNS Manager. GOVERNMENT OF THE
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      283 22 TENDERS POLICE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS FOR THE (OXSTRICTION of LAUNCHES FOR THE ROYAI. MALAYSIA POLICK. Separate tenders which will close at 12 noon on Monday. 20th January. 1964 are invited by the Inspector General Royal Malaysia Police, for the construction of the following: (1) 5 wooden launches 45 feet O.A.L.
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      132 22 NOTICES MALAY COLLEGE, KUALA KANGSAR The College has the tollowing M.tfT vacancies lor 1964: •a i Honours graduate teachers of English. Geography. Mathematics. Physics and Biology. <b) Trained teachers of Art and Music. Application should be made to the undersigned. Secretary Board of Governors Malay College. Kuala Kangsar SELANGOR J.K.R
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      8 22 QUALITY APOLLO IPH 1 the GOLDEN GOD'S HEAD^SSt
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      TTSH, Darul win finals
      95 23 SIHQAPORE. Tliurs. Tan Tock Seng Hospital beat Junior AA, a second division club, 7-1 in the SAFA Senior Cup final at Jalan Besar today. After Chapman had scored a 22nd minute opening goal for Junior AA, Zainol equalised for Hospital In the 39th minute and started
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      42 23 HOBART, Thurs. Jack Polter, a young Victorian bastsman. scored 123 not out for a Tasmanian Combined XI against the South African tourists today. The Ta-smanian XI scored 218 and South Africa were 33 for none at the close. Reuter.
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      208 23 Welsh R.U. want try to be worth 4 points r«ARDIFF, Thurs. Wale* want to Increase the value of a try from three to four points, a spokesman of the Welsh Rugby Union said yesterday. This is one of three law amendments which they will propose at the International Board meeting
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      396 23 ADELAIDE, Thursday. J^ DRAMATIC recovery by Australian No. 1 Roy Emerson deprived the United States of a 2-0 lead on the opening day of the Davis Cup challenge round here today. Emerson beat Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley 6-3. 3-6, 7-5, 7-5. to put Australia
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      1566 23 PENANG -4th DAY A CCEPTORS and riders for Penang on Sun- day. the last day of the Holiday races, are: Race One: 1.45 CI. 5 Div. 1— 6S 1 ***** Timber Lass (.Anugo Konesi' Lre. 4 9.0 (F) Lee 5 2 ***** llntrlipr < Veni Vici St.) Paul. 6 8.9
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      187 23 HOCKEY NEW STATES WILL BE INVITED NEXT YEAR T>ENANO, Thurs. SingaJ pore, Sabah and Sarawak will be Invited to take part In next year's Malaysian Malays hockey carnival at Johore Bharu. This was decided by the Malayan Malays Hockey Federation at their annual meeting here yes- 1 terdav. The Deputy
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    58 24 MANILA. Than. President Maiapacal said yrterd.iv In- has invited President Soekarno to visit Manila next month to discuss various South-East Asian issues including .Malaysia. The two Presidents were scheduled to meet in Manila early this month but the conference was postponed when President Macapaßal left for Wushinuton
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    88 24 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. A British officer. Lt. Charles David Roffey, 31. of Burma I Camp, 70 miles from here, was killed when the car he was driving skidded and overturned yesterday at 14 3/4 mile, Ulu Tiram road. Lt. Roffey and two friends, Col. Graham
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    101 24 W/.IIKI M BOGER, 56, once a serf eant in the Auschwitz concentration camp Gestapo staff and 21 other guards and officers went on trial in Frankfurt last week charged with the responsibility for the extermination of more than 2,500,000 people at camp.
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    75 24 First official visit by Pakistan envoy SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tlie Pakistani High Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr. S.M. Hassan, arrived here today by car from Kuala Lumpur for his first official visit to the State. Mr. Ha.ssiin. accompanied by his wife, will be here for a week during which he expects to
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    39 24 MANILA, Thurs. Four prople I were killed and 11 seriously injured in an explosion which occurred in the Inter-island vessel Jose Corominas yescerriny oil Cebu City, southern PBUtjppfalH. Two people were renir \1 musing. Router.
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    26 24 TOKYO. Thurs. The Japanese Foreign Ministry mM today that three fishermen detained by the Soviet Union would be released on Dec. 30. Reuter.
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    45 24 GUAM. Thurs. The MM official message received from Suipan this morning reported 25 houses were destroyed with two minor casualties in the wake of Typhoon Susan which passed through the Mariainas Islands. The report said major damage was done to crops.
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    Xmas blessing from Pope
    55 24 THE VATICAN. Thurs. The Pope yesterday gave the first, solemn Christmas blessIn? "urbi et orbi" (to the city of Rome and to the world t of his reign from the centrai balcony high up on the facade of Saint Peter's basilica in the Vatican. An estimated
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    People's faith in patrols on Sarawak border
    113 24 People 's faith in patrols on Sarawak border IIT-UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A Sarawak Senator, Dato Abang Haji Mustapha, I said today that the situation in Sarawak was now ■aim because there was no more violation of the territory's air sDace by Indonesian planes. He arrived here today for tomorrow's meeting
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    LEADER WHO ESCAPED SWOOP IS IN CHANGI JAIL
    238 24 LEADER WHO ESCAPED SWOOP IS IN CHANGI JAIL SINGAPORE, Thursday. A TOP lcl'twing trade union leader, Chang Yuen Tong, who escaped arrest during the big security swoop "Operation Coldstore" in February, was detained a month ago. He is now in Changi Prison. News of his detention was given today by
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    104 24 CABLE received by Mr. 1 Catthigasu. Riim Road, Puclu. that his cousin Mr. Viluppillai. lcimerly ol Oriental Life, Malaya, son of Chelliippa Iclaivar. away pracelully at Aralv Si i.th. 24-12-63. MR. K. ARUMUGAM nr.i.d senior hialtli Inspector. Xlang on 26.12.63 after i ihor Uli leaws behind tiu sons H
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