The Straits Times, 11 January 1964

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    Lock icon NOT A DOUBT NOW
    580 1 'Raiders Indonesian'^ THORNEYCROFT: THE SECURITY FORCES ARE 'OBVIOUSLY IN CONTROL OF SITUATION 9 BRUNEI TOWN, Friday THERE was "not the slightest doubt" that the border raiders in Sarawak and Sabah were Indonesians, the British Defence Minister Mr. Peter Thorneycroft, said here today. He said he had
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    Lock icon 'Cruel Chinese' —by Antara
    40 1 'Cruel Chinese' by Antara JAKARTA. Fri.— Antara news agency today reported that Britain was employing citizens of Taiwan to fight the North Borneo rebels. It said the Chinese were "very cruel" and used to torture captured guerillas with electricity. Reuter.
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    A COPY OF THE MANILA MEMO FOR TENGKU
    513 1 A COPY OF THE MANILA MEMO FOR TENGKU MANILA, Friday. J^ COPY of a joint communique containing an appeal by President Mucapagal for "moderation and restraint" on the part of all countries involved in the Malaysian issue will be sent to Tengku Abdul Rahman. It will also include an assurance
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    Exchange warns brokers of firm action
    157 1 Exchange warns brokers of firm action SINGAPORE, Fri. While conditions on the Malayan share market settled down today, the Stock Exchange Committee issued a stern warning to all member brokers throughout the country. In the letter members were reminded that the committee was in a position to take appropriate action
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    Lock icon Such a bow wow row
    62 1 Such a bow wow row HAYWARD (Calif.). Fri.— A man unable to sleep at night because of his neighbour's barking dogs made a tape-recording of their din and played it back to them night after night at top volume from his bedroom window. The dogs were silenced apparently too intrigued
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    Lock icon A long rest for Nehru
    56 1 BHUBANESWAR, Fri. Mr. Nehru, taken ill here (our days ago with high blood pressure and a weakness of the left limbs, has been advised to rest for several months. Informed sources said today. The 74-year-old Prime Minister spent a restful night, and continued to make
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    Lock icon Disease riddle in Portugal
    49 1 LISBON, Fri. A sudden mysterious Illness has killed seven children In less than a week and spread panic throughout the Tabua area. A call for emergency medical assistance has brought doctors In (rom neighbouring districts, but they have been unable to diagnose the disease —UPI
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    Lock icon Royal wedding
    39 1 AMMAN, Fr*.— Prince Mohammed, the 23-year-old brother of Jordan's King Hussein, married a Senator's 19-year-old daughter today with his brother standing by his side as toest man. Princess Muna. the King's Bri-tish-born wife, was a bridesmaid. UPI.
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    MP asks: Why was this case heard in camera?
    461 1 MP asks: Why was this case heard in camera? NEWSPAPER FINED S3OO AND ORDERED TO PAY PROVIDENT FUND ARREARS OF $42,772 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Minutes after the Malayan Times was fined $300 by a magistrate for three offences relating to Provident Fund contribution*, an KfcP. protested in the flouse of
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    Lock icon PRIDE AND JUSTICE...
    53 1 JAKARTA, Fri. A district court here has jailed a voutb for three years for stealing US$l4O from the luxury 14 -storey Hotel Indonesia. When the youth asked the judge why he received such a heavy sentence, the Judge replied: "Because you have discredited our national pride the
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    'Blood debt5 swindlers at large warning
    185 1 'Blood debt 5 swindlers at large warning ITVALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V A warning to the public to beware of certain unscrupulous people capitalising on the current "blood debt" talks between Malaysia and Japan was made here today by the Royal Malaysian Police. In a statement, the police said that these
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    Lock icon Arlene sues
    32 1 LO6 ANGELES. Fri. Actress Arlene D»hl. 35, sued 41-year-old Christian Homes (or divorce here yesterday, charging extreme mental cruelty, and sought custody of their daughter, Carole Christine, aged two. Reuter.
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    900 port workers go on strike
    9 1  - 900 port workers go on strike ROBERT SINNIAH By
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    Lock icon Thanat's 'No'
    29 1 BANGKOK. Fri. The Thai Foreign Minister. Tun Thanat Khoman. today rejected Cambodia's reported offer to sign a non-aggression pact with Thailand If she recognised Cambodia's frontiers. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Panama breaks US ties after riots
    216 1 Panama breaks US ties after riots BALBOA, (Panama Canal Zones), Fri. Panama's President Roberto Chiari today suspended relations with the United States in the wake of a ni^ht of rioting in the Canal Zone in which three American soldiers and 11 Panamanians were reported killed. In a radio broadcast announcing
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 STOP VIOLENCE \sHINCTON. Fri rii-idt-nt Johnson -md PicsM nt Chiari of Pmn.im.i :i^rred in phone talk today violence in t -.iii.il /one. "hid to stop. Wlntr House annouiu.il. Kcutcr (Sec aboNO
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Bourguiba chides Chou for missing a 'promise of hope'
      447 2 PRESIDENT Habib Bourguiba and Mr. Chou En-lai last night both frankly referred to differences between their two States in speeches at a dinner given here for the Chinese leader. PRESIDENT BOURGUIBA referred to the Moscow partial nuclear test ban treaty, which
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      Lock icon 4 Kachin rebels die in raid
      79 2 RANGOON. Frl. Ptour Kachln rebels were killed and eight wounded when 50 of them attacked an outpost of the Third Chin Rifles on Dec. 23 In the Lashlo district In Northern Shan State, the official Working People's Dally said. In the Momelk District In
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      US ship to load Sumatra cargo
      42 2 JAKARTA, Prl. The Amert- ran ship Jefferson arrived In j Sabang, North Sumatra, today to load 500 tons of palm seeds for Japan and 500 tons of rubber for the United States. Antara news agency reported.
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      Lock icon : FOUL WEATHER PENALTY
      62 2 FOUL WEATHER PENALTY TAIPEH, Frl.— The director of Nationalist China's Weather Bureau. Mr. Kenneth Cheng, has been impeached for "dereliction of duty" In typhoon forecasting He was accused of having been partly responsible for the loss of more than 200 lives and damage to thousands of houses during Typhoon Gloria
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      Lock icon Hong Kong's driest year with 35 inches -of rain—i
      191 2 Hong Kong's driest year with 35 inches -of rain i IJONG KONG, Fri. 11 Hong Kong had its driest year on record in 1963, Dr. I. E. M. Watts, Director of the Royal Observatory here, reported. The abnormal weather, which on average wa.s also the hottest, sunniest and least humid,
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      Lock icon Tokyo clean-up
      38 2 TOKYO, Pri— Two million volunteers took to the streets today In a massive "clean-up Tokyo" campaign- Among the cleaners were the Governor of Tokyo, Dr. Ryotaro Azuma. and 250 other officials of the metropolitan Government. Reuter
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      Lock icon NEW MILITARY TRIBUNAL IN JAKARTA TO TRY SOUMOKIL
      139 2 NEW MILITARY TRIBUNAL IN JAKARTA TO TRY SOUMOKIL JAKARTA, Friday. RAPTURED rebel leader Dr. Soumokil will be tried here by the new extraordinary military tribunal, it was announced today. Dr. Soumokil, an Araboinese doctor of medicine and leader of the "Republic of the South Moluccas" rebellion, was captured last month
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      Lock icon MAN WHO BROKE JOMO PICTURE IS FINED
      96 2 MOMBASA. Frl. Leonard Anderson Busfleld, 49, a British sign contractor who smashed the picture of the Kenya Prime Minister, Mr. Jomo Xenyatta, In a hotel here on Jan. 1, was today fined a total of £10. He had been In prison on remand
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      The Reds who forget...
      74 2 The Reds who forget... HONG KONG. Frl. Mr. Tao Chu, a high-ranking Chinese communist leader, was reported to have told a recent political meeting In Kwangtung province that many Communist personnel sent from China to work In trade and financial agencies In Hong Kong and Macao became "corrupt" very quickly.
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      Sihanouk's guest
      25 2 MANILA. Prl. President Soekamo will fly to Cambodia, for a visit there at the Invitation of Prince Norodom Sihanouk after leaving Manila tomorrow.
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      Lock icon A King is cut off in his capital by floods
      159 2 A King is cut off in his capital by floods fiAIRO. Fri. The i authoritative newspaper Al Ah ram reported yesterday that Kins; Idris of Libya bad Informed the drab Leacne that floods had isolated him in Tripoli and he was unable to driv e to the United Arab Republic
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      Lock icon Ban on travel to Hong Kong
      54 2 JAKARTA. Pri. The DpDartment of Immigration has notified ail airlines here that, starting today, Indonesians are not permitted to travel to Hong Kong. The notice said visas for Hone Kong are no longer valid except for those official passoorts. and Indonesian residents of the
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      Chou case: Taipeh threat to break with Tokyo
      248 2 Chou case: Taipeh threat to break with Tokyo TiAIPEH, Fri. Formosa warned Japan today of a possiblebreak in relations between the two countries if it should continue to appease the Chinese Communists. A Foreign Ministry statement said: "If the Japanese Government should choose to pursue its policy of appeasing the
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Two pots for PM: 'Let me toss another'
      96 3 Two pots for PM: 'Let me toss another' ONDON. Fri. A woman pleaded not guilty in court here yesterday to charges of smashing two window panes at 10 Downing Street, the official home of the Prime Minister A policeman said In evidence that he saw Mrs. Toula 39, a housewife.
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      Lock icon A jolt for Bob Kennedy
      58 3 WASHINGTON. Pri— The Attori >.. Mr. Robert Kennedy. slightly shaken, but unhurt when a car driven by a woman bed into the rear of his chauf-feur-driven car yesterday morning. Police said the mishap occurred wliou Mr Kennedy's car stopped and the car behind rammed itThroe
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      Lock icon Giipatric resigns
      28 3 WASHINGTON. Fri.— President Johnson lias accepted the resignation of Mr. Roswell Gilpatric as i I ary of Defence and No 2 man in the Pentagon. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mandy: I'm missing my boy friend
      149 3 Mandy: I'm missing my boy friend MUNICH, rrl. Mandy Rice Davies. the blonde who figured in the Profumo affair and who made her singing debut in a nightclub here on Wednesday. said last night she was "terribly homesick." Miss Itice-Davies arrived in Germany three days apo to start a singing
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      COMPLETE FALLOUT PROTECTION IN PLASTIC COMPOUND
      115 3 COMPLETE FALLOUT PROTECTION IN PLASTIC COMPOUND yiENNA, Fri. An Austrian inventor has produced a new plastic compound that gives complete protection against fallout from atomic weapons. Dr. Theoaor Chvatal said the compound, which he called llthium-bor compound," was tested extensively by the Austrian Government. Cheap to make Dr. Chvatal said
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      Tunnel sealed after escape
      60 3 BERLIN. Fri Three East Berlin girls fled to West Berlin through a 160-yard long tunnel, but it was betrayed by East Berlin coalyard workers and blocked before a larger number of escapees could use it. West Berlin officials said last night. The three girJs escaped on
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      Lock icon Paris water 'not fit to drink'
      76 3 PARIS, Pri.— To anyone thinfcing of drinking a glass of cold water in Paris, a French professor gives one word of advice: "Dont" According to Prof Jean Boyer. professor of Hygiene at the Paris Faculty of Medicine, there is no suflh thing as "drinking
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      Lock icon Auto drive
      40 3 LONDON. Prt. The Pord Motor Company baa announced that It Is Introducing automatic transmission In Its l 500 r.c. Corsair and Cortina cars making the two-door Cortina saloon the cheapest car In Britain to be so equipped. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Cyprus will pay
      26 3 ONITED NATIONS. Pri.—Cyprus has Informed the SecretaryGeneral. U Thant. she Is willing to pay the costs of the proposed U.N. observer operation. Reuter.
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      Queen EXPECTING HER FOURTH BABY goes to the opera
      43 3 Queen EXPECTING HER FOURTH BABY goes to the opera QUEEN Elizabeth, who is expecting her fourth child, seen leaving the Royal Opera after an evening at the theatre. She was accompanied by Princess Margaret, who is also expecting a baby. Camera Press picture.
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      28 YEARS' WORTH OF ALIMONY
      218 3 DARIS, Fri. The CourJ of Cassation, I France's supreme appeal court, yesterday ruled in favour of an American woman suing her husband for 28 years' unpaid alimony totalling U5576,987. The court was told that the woman, Mary Jacoby, married Jerome Munzer In New York In
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      Lock icon WRIT OUT TO PROTECT BB FROM PRESSMEN
      99 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Fri. A lawyer said last night he had applied for a writ to protect French film star Brigitte Bardot from Pressmen who for two days have besieged the apartment block In which the "Sex Kitten" Is stayIns The lawyer Mr.
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      Lock icon Russians losing economy race to the U.S.
      389 3 Russians losing economy race to the U.S. NEW YORK, Friday. jy|R. George Ball, the Under-Secretary of State, said last night that the Soviet Union was suffering an economic recession and that, in absolute terms, the gap between U.S. and Russian output had grown wider. In a prepared address to the
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    1,100 men to stop work on Jan. 22
    491 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees today refused to withdraw its strike notice served on the Singapore Telephone Board as a condition for resuming wage talks. This was disclosed by the board's deputy general manager, Mr. J.A. Gagan, after a
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    Children's party
    29 4 SINOAPORE. Fri.— The Singapore Police Civilian Staff Association will hold its annual children's party at the Special Constabulary Hall. Police Training School at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
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    STRIKE NOTICE REMAINS
    268 4 AT PE rejects Phone Board condition for pay talks Island riot: One is acquitted 'f)NE of the 59 accused v in the Pulau.Senang trial was today acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Buttrose at the Singapore Assizes. This followed an announcement by the prosecution that it did
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    NZ renews defence pledge to Malaysia
    117 4 NZ renews defence pledge to Malaysia- The nc«l\ -appointed Deputy High Commissioner for New Zealand in Malaysia stationed in Singapore. Mr. B. S. Lendrum (above) yesterday reiterated his Government's backing for Malaysia against the Indonesian confrontation. Mr. Lendrum echoed his Prime Minister, Mr. Keith Holyoake. who had said: "The New
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    Shoal in Keppel Harbour
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A mio*l patch and two obstructions exist In Keppel Harbour, a Marine Department notice stated today. They were found In a recent survey of the harbour. The shoal, extending 350 feet, Is about 200-300 feet from shore.
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    Library pay grab Two for trial
    399 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Flower pots and a chair were hurled at four robbers running out of the National Library after they had snatched a steel box containing 89 pay packets, a preliminary inquiry was told today. The money amounted to $20,464.51. The robbers made off
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    NAVY CAPTAIN DENIES NEGLIGENCE
    449 4 NAVY CAPTAIN DENIES NEGLIGENCE SINGAPORE, Friday. /COMMANDER Frank William Hunt, captain of the naval survey ship HMS Cook, today faced a court martial in the Naval Base on four charges of negligently causing his ship to be stranded on a coral reef off the Fiji Islands in October last year.
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    24hr. watch on boats in port area
    135 4 24hr. watch on boats in port area SINGAPORE, Fri. The Marine Police have been alerted to check all foreign craft under 50 tons for permits when they enter the Singapore port area. The Police Secretary. Mr. T. ChelUah said today that the Police would direct those boatmen without permits to
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    Penang to Australia by junk for 8 men and a girl
    346 5  - Penang to Australia by junk for 8 men and a girl OH KEE TIANG By PENANG. Fri. An Australian nurse is looking forward to sailing home with eight men in a Penang-built Junk early next month. "It will be a thrilling experience, Josephine Moody, of Adelaide, told me. Miss Moody
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    A tea party for Puan Sharifah
    55 5 PENA^G. Fri. The Penang Kaum Ibu will hold a tea party in honour of i»s vice-chairman. Puan Shurifxh Noor binte Syed Mohamcd. at Unmo Hall thi* Sunduy. Puan Sharifah was one of the recipients of the Meritorious Service Mrctal fPinjsat Jasa Kebalct::in» in thr
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    Admitted to Bar
    37 5 PENANO. Fri. Three new lawyers were admitted to the Malaysian Bar in the Penang High Court today Mr. Justice Hepworth approved the applications of Messrs. Chin Fook Yen. Chandran Nair and Khoo Soo Ens
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    'Home only on Sunday' girl treated as hostile witness
    788 5 J^EOH Saw Phaik, 19, who described herself as 'an unemployed spinster," today testified that when her lover took her to an "auntie's" house last November, she stayed there for two weeks and went home only one night a week on Sundays.
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    ULTIMATUM TO BREWERY: 'GO SLOW NEXT
    231 5 ULTIMATUM TO BREWERY: 'GO SLOW NEXT KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE 150 Malayan Breweries employees who went on strike on Monday have given the company an ultimatum to settle the strike before Sunday or face a "go-slow" at Fraser and Neave its sister company subsidiaries throughout Malaya. Mr. V. David. M.P..
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    U.D.P. chairman
    28 5 TAIPINO. Fri. Dato Zalnal Ablcliii bin Haii Abas. national president or the United Democratic Party, has been elected chairman of the Perak branch of the oartv
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    Two detained
    18 5 SINGAPORE. Prl. Police detained two men under the Societies Ordinance and screened 413 other people yesterday.
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    111 5 Miss Goh's double joy \fELBOURNE, Fri. ITI Study in Melbourne has led to two big events in the life of Pauline Goh, an attractive 22-year-old from Kuala Lumpur. Last month she graduated from the Royal Melbourne Hospital School of Dietetic.-., and this week became the first Malaysian to be appointed
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    Police seize gang arms on roof of flats
    75 5 SINGAPORE. Fri—Detectives last night seized a cache of gangland weapons found hidden on the roof of a block of Housing and Development Board flats in Jalan Membina. The cache included .i.x oulbs ftlled with acid, seven iron rods, one vegetable knife, one
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    Critchley: The importance of having old friends
    250 5 T»HE fact that ComA monwealth countries, rather than other big powers or near neighbours, have pledged to defend the integrity of Malaysia is a significant reflection of the importance of the Commonwealth. The Australian High Commissioner. Mr. T. K. Critchlev, said this yesterday
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    'Second war'-Dato Wong
    64 5 PENANG. Fri. Afttr winning the 12-year war against Communist terrorism. "Malaya is now engaged in a second battle." Datn Wong Pow Nee. the Chtef Minister, said in Balik Pulau yesterday. "Our present war," be told villagers from Sanrel Pinang and Pantal Acheh. "is against rural poverty. We
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    TWO ROYAL SOCIETY AWARDS FOR SINGAPORE DOCTORS
    150 5 TWO ROYAL SOCIETY AWARDS FOR SINGAPORE DOCTORS SINGAPORE, Fri— Two Singapore doctors a botanist and a mathematician have been granted awards under the Royal Society and Nuffleld Foundation Commonwealth Bursaries scheme. DR. CHEW WEE I.IK of the Botanic Gardens, received a grant to study the generic limits of the urticaceae
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    MB opens mosque
    34 5 MUAR. Fri. The Mentrl Besar of Johore, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos, yesterday opened a $28,000 mosque at Lensra, and two community halls costing $12,--000 at Oombang and Liang Batu.
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    Distillery raided
    25 5 IPOH. Prl. Customs officers riiidrd ;i house Ml (i'iiviii; Rapat new village, near here, yesterday and detained an elderly woman for distilling samsu
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    Suspicions of doctors not passed on for at least three days
    960 6 Five-point plan to overcome serious shortage of qualified health officers in country WHITE Paper presented in the House of Representatives today outlines a five-point plan to overcome the "serious shortage" of qualified health officers in the country. This was
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    The missing members
    79 6 JOHORE BAHRC Fri. For the second time, the Prninsula Malay Union today had to call off a meeting to discuss recent detentions of its members during investigation* into the Indonesian sabotage plot because no members turned up. Only the P.M.U.'s national president, Inche Ahmad bin Haji Abdul
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      179 6 Aii+y I>»p By V. T. MtawnUn SO NOT BEM* CONTENT I PIDfcTT CO AJJV- I _AXU> rVI 6ORRY I I I WAS I AM/BIAMT tur/fi \C&£&>WITH COIN 1 AVWkY WITH I THING TO YOUR I SHOT THE HEAP I AIMIMGAT OTRISs IMLIP/'" S^W^^\Mvi OUR BELOVEP KIKJG, I BIAStId KING.^OU LToFT=WUfI
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    Japanese envoy and wife go home after three years
    185 7 Japanese envoy and wife go home after three years KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Wataru Okuma and Mrs. Okuma, left here by air today for Tokyo after three years in this country. His succossnr. Mr. Fumihlko Kai, will arrive here on Jan. 21. Members of the
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    Widow registers
    26 7 .WRIT BUNTAR Fri.— Nearly c.OOO people have registered tor National Service in Krian district, including a 36 year-old widow Che Hasiah binte Haji Omar.
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      Razak: Money can be found without any undue strain on resources
      1407 7 Razak: Money can be found without any undue strain on resources By Our Parliamentary Reporters Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, told Parliament yesterday that the fact the Government could tackle a $721 million development programme this year ''shows our ability to convert money into tangible projects." Introducing the development
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      Couple give up to police
      41 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Two illegal Indonesian Immigrants from the Rhio Islands surrendered this morning at the Kandang Kerbau police station. Suruuarono bin Sarti. 21. and I Sudarmi binte Soekarno, 18. are to be charged in court. I
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      8,000 SAY GOODBYE TO THE MECCA PILGRIMS
      125 7 8,000 SAY GOODBYE TO THE MECCA PILGRIMS [)ORT SWKTTENHA.M Kri L About 8.000 people jammed the port area here to n.iv goodbyt to parents, relatives and friends going to Mecca. I total of 309 pilgrims boarded the Kuala Lumpur here for the voyage. [he oldest were Ha.ii Matisa bin Mustafa,
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      Car stolen
      27 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A mechanic, Goh Cheng Chooi. has reported the loss of his car which he had parked outside his Changi I Road home overnight.
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      Indonesia condemned by Islamic council
      130 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.-Th« 1 International Council of Islamic Minorities has condemned the Indonesian confrontation of Malaysia. In a Pre.vs statement the i council, based in California, released a "stiff note" to President Soekarno. The letter said: "The people of Indonesia are fared with many -domestic problems
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      127 7 SAY HELLO TO CARAVELLE FLYING FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE ORIENT! H NOW! ENJOY THE L'LTR ASMOOTH. ULTRA-SILENT COMFORT OF THE CARAVELLE ON 'Cltefat '<>otttoZ? THAI INTERNATIONAL opens a new era in modern whisper quiet atmosphere with practically no vibration jet dying in the Orient. Now the world's most
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    DEATH
    55 8 .ii Word* Sl* (Minimum) MR A KOAY KOK TIANO, formwly of the P W Li. Malacca paiuied away at the Penan* General Hospital en 9-1-ttt urter abort Haas**. He leaw-s hehind a widow. 11 children and II grandchildren to mourn their loaa He will he hurled at the Weatern
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    143 8 :<i Words $1* (Minimum) MR MRS. l.im Kirn Yobk thank re;ative» and frirnda Tor their Jewellery glda consratulatory measaxea, aaaiatance and attrndanca on the occaalon of their mum THE FAMILY OF th» late Mr. Loh Per.* KHw«n tbanka frlenda and t»lativea for their wreatha. acrolla, aympathy. attendanci- of nl*ht
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    IN MEMORIAM
    64 8 70 Ward* SIO I Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of K Ponnah «lio itifd ou 11-1-61' ■ThouKh be wcrf d**ad yet he shall live." Fondly K' in.-mh. r. ,l l.v his wife, and family. IN LOVING MEMORY of late Hum/ah Kin Mohammad, stenotcraphrr. Audit Dept K L. who departed
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      Years Of Growth
      686 8 Then are warnings as well as achievements in the interim review of Malaya's second :Five Year Plan, a record of substantial progress. Production is rising, but so is the population. The terms of trade have worsened, there are Suing to be real and not merely estimated budgetary
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      Court And Chamber
      566 8 The extraordinary circumstances of the prosecution yesI terday of an employer for withholding contributions to the Employees Provident Fund are not disposed of by the Ministerial answer to a question promptly asked in Parliai ment. The case was heard in a t magistrate's chambers. Proceedings in chambers
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    CHOLERA
    1786 8 DOCTORS at the Malacca General Hospital had a "fairly strong suspicion of cholera" three days before the Ministry of Health was told, according to a special report tabled in Parliament today. Further. when the Ministry checked stocks of cholera vaccine, only 21.000 doses were readily usable although a plan
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      UNIONS: PA YING THE BILLS FOR LEGAL ADVICE
      120 8 I AGREE whole-heart-edly with Mr. Devan Nair and other union leaders that erring employers must be punished. However, there Is no Justification for asking tht Government to provide the services of a fuil-time lawyer and other facilities. Why cannot the N.T.U.C. employ
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      Upsetting
      129 8 rpHERE was an error In th« X caption below the picture of men of the Green Howards Regt. guarding the Kyrenla Gate In Nicosia on New Year's Day (S.T. Jan 3). The Green Howards have many names "The Princess Alexandra of Wales Own," "The Yorkshire Regt," "The 19th of
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      Malay exam
      66 8 rE Ministry of Education will earn the gratitude of teachers if the Std. 11 Malay requisite can be waived for all categories of teachers and that no teacher or graduate should be forced to take It under threats of increment stoppage. The Imposition of Std. 11 Malay on
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      106 8 We tie up the loose ends of your travel! B\ limmW With a finesse that we attribute to experience! Our service doesn't stop at just fixing the date and passage. We give helpful hints on the kind of information that our clients will appreciate how best to use stop-overs, whereto
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    7 strikes now on in Malaya, reports Bahaman
    207 9 7 strikes now on in Malaya, reports Bahaman KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. There are seven strikes involving about 780 workers now on in Malaya. Four of them— at the Regal Bus Co. Ltd., Tapah: Kok Fal Yin Estate Negrl Sembllan; Kemuning Estate. Malacca: and Yeo Hiap Seng Canning Factory. Petaling Jaya
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    Mr. Justice Tan's home
    82 9 SINGAPORE, Pri.— Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tart, who was appointed a Judge of the Federal Court of Malaysia by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong yesterday, will continue to reside in Singapore. flying to Kuala Lumpur or the Borneo territories only when his services are required In the
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    $105 more for. Patriotic Fund
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. Another $105 wa.s received today by Bank Negara for the National Patriotic Fund, bringing the total to 1783.995. Contributions came from: Mr. P. Vadamalai (through the PWD. Batu Pahat) $4.40 and the "Desa Thoothan." 3 Jalan 201. Petaling Jaya, $101
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    Tea party for Tun Lint
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Pri.— The Singapore People's Alliance will hold a farewell tea party in honour of Its former chairman. Tun Llm Yew BOOR, and Ton Puan Llm at J 30 p.m. tomorrow at the Bakers' Confectionery in Victoria Street.
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    Slow-down in Malaya's development programme
    986 9 Failing rubber prices and the rapid growth in population are given as reasons for... ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Falling rubber prices and the rapid growth in population are slowing down Malaya's Second Five Year Plan, according to a Government report issued here today. The interim review
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    Parliament clash over 'alarm in Sarawak' —charge
    163 9 Parliament clash over 'alarm in Sarawak' —charge- KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Sarawak Assistant .Minister and a Sarawak United People's Party representative clashed in Parliament today over a charge that people there were suffering from "alarm and despondency." Mr. Charles Linang. who made the charge, said that any attempt to recruit
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    Sultan on holiday
    41 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Sultan of Perak and his consort. Che Puan Negara, who are on holiday here, went shopping and sightseeing today. The royal party arrived by a car on Wednesday night and will return to Perak tomorrow.
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    New union premises
    26 9 ALOR STAR. Fri. The Sultan of Kedah yesterday opened the $80,000 Plantation House of the National Union of Plantation Workers in Sungei Patanl.
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    Introducing the Cleopatra Look—latest rave in hairstyles
    151 9 Introducing the Cleopatra Look— latest rave in hairstyles THIS is the Cleopatra Look, the latest in hairstyles sported in Singapore >c-t rda> by Miss Jasmine Harminie of Darwin. Jasmine. 22, now on a two-week tour of Malaysia— hrr prize for winning the Miss Australia Q»est title —said: "The Cleopatra Look
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    Arbitration request studied
    202 9 A REQUEST to the Minister for Labour. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, to refer the Nanyang Siang Pau printers' dispute to the Industrial Arbitration Court Is now under consideration, a ministry spokesman said today. The request was made yesterday by the Singapore Bookshops, Publications and Printing Press Workers'
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      284 9 buy JOHN EXSHAW guaranteed the finest cognac brandy (£j) Get into the spirit of the Festive Season on£Tn± with JOHN EXSHAW, famous the world PtF^'tJl over for its superb blend and flavour. Wly- IB JOHN EXSHAW-guaranteed the finest Wl \y CAUTION: If jil Drink JOHN EXSHAW No. 1 Cognac Brandy
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      673 9 Today's Radio, TV 11.30 Cocktail* For Two; 12.00 RADIO MALAYSIA (midnight) Negara-Ku. Close NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE: 41.7 Metre. RADIO SINGAPORE ra^r £8 SSnlSTtfiKl MEDI 'T* BE VICB 7 7 :!°0 aSMTfepKi: N rJo sho.t^aJe2kvice Learn A Word A Day; 7.38 41 Breakfast Potpourri; 8.00 Tim* am- «oh n*~i M^m..-. anus
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      Drawbacks to levy of capital gains tax
      499 10 SINCE the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms were introduced by the Stock Exchange nearly three years ago, the public have been able to get infinitely more information about the share market than previously. In view of the greatly Increased numbers of investors
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      The losers
      166 10 KIRKBY, Brinsford and M.T.C. trained teachers were told to report to the Chief Education Officer, Negri Sembilan. on the morning of January 2. On reaching his office, we were told to come back In the afternoon. We reported in the afternoon but were asked to go back home
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      Attracting tourists to visit—and, of course, return...
      344 10 Attracting tourists to visit— and, of course, return... A PERSON pretumably interested in the hotel business wrote you recently complaining that the tax on hotel swimming pools would discourage the provision of this amenity in hotels and so have a deleterious effect on tourism. From others' observations and my own
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      Entry to schools in Singapore
      231 10 I REFER to the letter from W.Y.W. headed "Malaya's Student Aliens" (ST. Dec. 28 >. It is heartening to note that W.Y.W. has admitted that "the Director of Education approved the transfer" which Is the important thing and which Is normally the rule with this
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      W and 0 fund
      162 10 117 HAT your many readers TT who are government servants think of their compulsory contribution to the widows' and orphans' pension scheme is as much your guess as mine. But I am certain the majority are against It. I. for one, feel that something should be
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      Visitors9 permits to drive in S'pore
      231 10 Visitors 9 permits to drive in S'pore I REFER to the letter from Mr. Hekman iS.T. Dec. 20 > expressing surprise at the need to have an international driving permit endorsed by the local registration authority beiore its holder can drive in Singapore The Motor Vehicles (International Circulation Rules 1948
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      17 10 Spiff? I PRODUCT OF MISTCX Mff »S CO. NEW ITORK NYUSA ♦lN CONVfNKNT FOUSJOM •OTTISS Of 1236,100'TAMEIS
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      223 10 Straits Ti rnes _C rosswoir^ ACROSS 6. A way to undervjmd about a &a.£ C ?B>* PP r to ttraCt 7 KSU u'the on, U, In- Case of the DickensUn who 'm^ 1 16 1^ B™^8 lost his head <6>. ""'"X' 0 ff 4 r und a USA tower last*
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      1228 11 TO LIVERPOOL I WEST COASI O.K. D.c S po-i Stilt P. S>am Ptrtng BIOMEB LKirpMl. Havra aa ll Pt Trtat NELEUS L'ptil, tlj-gow ll Pt/JM II PERSEUS Livtrptll, bltsgo* JM 14/15 MEMNOH I pill. OuDhn, t- oil.. H'targ Gil. I Jai 11 Jai II 21 Jai 21 ANTEHOR Li.iriill. Glasgow
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      1444 11 |O1 THE EAC ONES EtxV~ Jfcl UmG*K»t icu*L»-ioa»nj«»P.SwnnM«A*A» PtMAanO Mwu» mowsi* aa^MMMC ao.' roaoi »kS tn.wtto oav»« naOMi raai monihiii moml 4mi lAKim II OENOA. U NA»U, MMBWM. MEMUI. AMTWEBP PQITIIQAM. AMSUROAM. QUO. tOTNtMUM ANI cbfOINAttN "MOMIASA I) II Pirt 15 JM "MALACCA 1 I 21/21 JM 20/20 Jai 20/11
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      1294 11 I Benuline mmmmmmHmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmWtmm EXPRESS. SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL 0 CONTINENTAL POtil BEN VALLA fw iimor mi •I nrurr V9VIaT*U f<H LOnOOn ftl II DLNI,LLUV.n Hamburg frt 17 Sport P. S'nam Ptntnp M'bro Mar 2 JM 11/22 JM 21/24 (.rangtnouth Mar I Sport P. S nam Pinaag lENHOPI L'ptil, Ounoaa, Mi.ra,
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      1335 11 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. w__ Til: Hi. *****. fjL BIXBRMAM LIMB tV KLAVBNBSB LINK LONOON, HAMBURG, ROHERDAM. I LOS ANOELES. kAN FRANCISCO, HAVRE. HULL 1 MIODLESOROU6H. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER t PORTLANI cm of ripon UMrt m *UgJ? m D C B.n.n. ORONXVILLI S port P. S "am Ptnang S'oa*a f> t^«...
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    Rubber market is more confident
    637 12 THE orderly behaviour i of the January posi-j I tion instilled renewed; j confidence into the: Malayan Rubber Mar- ket and prices rose accordingly in reasonably active trading, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly survey. The prospect of a possible change in sentiment brought
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    74 12 /'HINESE Preduct Eichanxc Smgal< pc. n..n prictt p., p.cui ye.t.r day: Coctnut ail: bulk S6o seller*, drum ■■I xellers C.pra Jan. I- I'll. IK Continent: uasjosjttsL Ptppar: Muntok white $143 seller*. Sarawak white SMI'J sellers, special Sarawak blark SllL'i sellers, garbled Lampoon black $112J sellers. ASTA *ILLS sellers.
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    Straits tin price falls S3: Small trading in rubber
    433 12 ITiOR the first time since F December 21 the Straits tin price fell yesterday by $3 to $52 1.37 1. on an offering estimated unchanged at 260 tons. In London on Thursday the tin market staged a moderate rally to finish
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    EQUITIES ARE NOW SUBDUED: TIN SHARES FALL OFF
    679 12 From Our Market Correspondent rE industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange was more subdued yesterday after the activity of the past week and the turnover as a result was restricted. However the great majority of shares dealt in showed rises anri
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    863 12 (COMBINED business in the Stn- gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms .of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouttsad (1.000) $1.7S cd: Central Prop. 10.000) $1.63, (1.000) $1.66. (2.000) $1.H7: City De». .J. 65 CU D, (3,000) «3t cts,
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 12 January 10. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: i;:*; cents (up thr*«-eighths of a cent). TI.N: $511,371 (down S3). Estimated unofficial offering 2b'O tons (unchanged).
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 12 Malayan Slock Indices Jan. 9 Jan. 10 'Industrials: 111.V7T K1K.1,1 Tins: 128.87 I.'X.IK ruhl.irs: 10X67 1118.67 •Dec. 31, 1963 100 Ore. 29. 1962 100.
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      1090 12 ■■■Vk. 7a anal mmi USTMU* Mi NIW «H»NO KIVICt. )NOU, PAKISTAN *N0 P. SUIF SUVICt. tc rrt.Mtu. utii.it MMM, srtnn UtttM nt Mmmt.M.. BULIMIA li'lii 1 S M l£2r*M S 9 Sh>m (>en n Carpentaria ii/7i i» ttm u> |U)UU ll l»»rtKi«Hl» 11/J4 Jan 25 ?7 JJt k k k
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      221 12 NOTICE i THE PAHANG CONSOLIDATED COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated In England). The board has declared an Interim preference dividend for the year ending 31st July. 1964 of 3'i per cent less Income tax at seven shillings and ninepence In the payable in London on 31st. January. 1964 to all preference shareholders
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      211 12 NOTICES TAIPING CONSOLIDATED LIMITED (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Directors have declared a Second Interim Dividend (No 42) of 50 cents per share less Malayan Income Tax at 40Te In respect of the year ended 31st December. 1963. Such dividend will be paid
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    126 13 MELBOURNE. Frl. TNDUSTRIALS finished the week x on a quletl) steady note. Overall moves were narrow with rises In excess of falls. However, there in some easiness amongst leaders. Tobacco sharp* recorded some of their recent losses. Oils continued to lose ground while baae metals were traded quietly
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    210 13 VJHIPS lying alongside tfte Slngaper* Mirbcr wharv** *r aipacted tc(ley are: Btraat van Dlamcn 1/J. >^atarn Maid 4 '5, Hosho Maru 12/13 Malay 18/ M, Maxwell Brander 23/24. Coden Alpha 27/28, Kyochin Mam 38/ 39. Vietnam 42/43. Tamasato Maru 45. Selamat N.W.I. Selangor N.W.3, Labuan Hadji N.W
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    RUBBER PRICES
    257 13 lANUARV first grade rubber buyer* fob. closed at S p.m. in Slnajapeec snd Kuala Lumpur yesterday at Ui cents per lb. (up three-eighth* of a eaat) on Thursday s closing level for the position. The tone was quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prlc* a In cants per lb.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    207 13 I (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) January lv. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Punlops 18 eta, M. Box 20 rts i-lty Dev. 5 rt*. McAllstar 15 rt*. K Smeller,. I*o CU.Koblnwn 12 CU. y.iao 18 cto. c. storage 20 eta. Fed. Dlap I.' cts. Kolhinans 10 cts. I*. A N. SS rts 8.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    91 13 TMI Malayan Eichange Banks' Ass*- I elation made these rbangea In Its rates to men hunts yesterday (all rats* to Slllin Canada buylnc TT BE 1 t, airmail oi) ><. <io ,i *t 36 1 8 credit bills 'radi- bills Selling TT er OB) rssdy: Canada ESS 1"
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      1706 13 (Continued from Page 8) ACKNOWLEDGMENT Word* Sit (Minimum) KULOIEP AND SARJIT thank all friends and relative* for kind attendance, gift* and assistance at their wedding. OVERSEAS LEAVE 2t Word* SS (Min.)— Box It et*. oxtro COMING ON LEAVE, visiting Britain? The latest Austin. Moms. Kord and Triumph Saloon* for so
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      1160 13 SITUATIONS WANTED tt_Word* Si (Min.)— Box It eU. axxrm PAKISTANI, 29. leather and ttaoe Technologist (U.K. Diploma*) 7 years buying and Bbo* Manufacturing ExI penence. Supervisor 1.000 men. Any position considered. Reply Box A 3447 S.T. K.L. STRUCTURAL BNOINIER. highly qualified wide experience. available Senior appointment preferably consultin engineers firm;
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      1057 13 HOUSES ft LAND FOR SALE M R'ereJs U (Mm.}— Box It tt*. astro EXCELLENT LAND, 10.028 square feet, at Olugor. Penang. Near Malayan Teacher*' College. 95 cent* par square foot. Pnone ***** Penang. SIMI-DITACHID IWO STOREY Bungalow Freehold. Vacant Poms* slon. Seavlew Park. Pour Till i mini* Ail Convenience*. Wh«t
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      901 13 TUITION tt War4m SI fMacJ Bm tt at*, wire ENO.LISH: Hecondary and pr*Untveralty Hs**** Telephone SOTJc B'pora. ENCUSH SPECIALIST honour* graduate coaching to pre-tmlveralty level (after 13.30) ling B'pore *****. LAMBERT'S DRIVING SCHOOL Dual Controlled Minor 1000 A Triumph Heralds. Hourly $630. Phone *****. 10 Balmoral Road, Spore. ALL SUBJECTS
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      1142 13 LOST Sf Words U (Him.)— Box It rte. txtrm SMALL DOO Hairy Dark Orey Sydney aitty no collar. Reward. Phone (S'por*) 60-142. IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS. Envelope containing Senior Cambridge and Leaving Cartlncat* lost around High I Street area. If found pleas* return to i**p*etl»* school LOST ON MONDAY night. Blsck Cocker
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      911 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Wards U (Min.)— Bo* It ess. *■*>■ CONSUI- SIS, seldom need. run S.OSO mile*. Noa-accldent. exaction' condition, almost new. Taxed lasunaoeo just paid. Pbon* (8 port) 7377U o4ne« hour*. RENAULT 7.3 U.I. 1967 Maullful condition tarougkout Just had nnntpliie overhaul Including rebore $1,100 0.n.0. James II
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      927 14 (Continued from Pace 13) VEHICLES FOR SALE Here's Sf (Min.)— Box M et: oxtro IM2 VOLKSWAGEN: Borgward TS. Falcon. 1961 F/Prefect. Commer Van iMesel. 1960 O Rekord, Borgward, Hi ,den. I»M* F'Kscort, Bedford 8/ -vVagen. 1957 Flat 1400. Wolseley. i /.rphyr. 1956 HlUmaa K/Prefect. Mi: Magnett. I'eugeot 403. Sin Chew
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      736 14 MERSING CINEMA COMPANY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that as from the Ist day of January 1964 tbe business of Film Exhibitors known as MERSING CINEMA COMPANY of No. 18 Jalan Ismail, Mersing, Johore. hitherto carried on by KAN KONG YEAN. CHEN CHEONG WOH and KUNG YEE PIOW shall be carried
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      712 14 TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited for the Canteen contract of 7th Bn The Royal Malay Regiment, Sungal Besi Camp Kuala Lumpur for the year commencing 1964. The terms and condition can be obtained on application. Tenders are to be sent in scalded cover to the CommandIng Officer, marked on the
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      640 14 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS for the supply o( 3.066 rolls of 600 feet each of barbed wire will be accepted at the office of the Commissioner of Lands and Mines, Pahang, Kuar.tan not later than 12 p.m. on 20th January, 1964. The delivery of these rolls shall be made at
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      134 14 TENDERS TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT TENDEit NOTICE Tenders are Invited by Telecommunications Department, for the supply of the following items for 1964. Cleats Aluminium. Battenwood. Retreading of Tyres. Brown Canvas Rubber Shoes. Black Leather Shoes with Rubber Soles. Leather Boots. Songkoks. Topees. Sleeves Cast Iron Split. Arms For Wooden Poles. Wooden Poles.
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      1099 15 IPOH Ist DAY Race 1—2.30: Cl 5 Div 3 ($4.OOO) 5 f (apprentice riders only) 1 0090 Tnjr Boat (Jacky's Lav St.) E. Breuk 6 812 4 2 ***** I'irlrriirl iL.m Leow Kongsi) Maw!, 7 8.11 (F) *Soaldi 2 3 ***** Italian (Battling St.) Bagby. 6 8.11 <SF) Thorn 6
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      Brilliant trial by Balkan Challenger
      508 15  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by JPOH, Fri. Balkan Challenger (Kevin Mitchell up) did a brilliant trial this morning. Accompanied by stablemate Mojave. Balkan Challenger finished a two-round workout with a 3f dash in 39 3/5 sec. on the bit. The Irish-bred five-year-old is in terrific form
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      771 15 EPSOM JEEP spotlight the horses you are likely to back at Ipoh tomorrow: Race One PIETERNEL: Has smart early pace; won over sjf in Class 3 when at her peak; no recent form. HALLAN: Goes well on good going; won three races over sif working well.
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      Ayala bids for double
      157 15 T ONDON. Fri.— Two previous J winners are among the 80 entries for the 1964 Grand National steeplechase. They are Ayala, shock 66-1 winner of the race in 1963. .and Kilmore. who triumphed in 1961*. The handicapper is likely to give Ayala a good deal more
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      Lock icon TURNING PRO? WAIT AND SEE: EMERSON
      210 15 TURNING PRO? WAIT AND SEE: EMERSON TENNIS BRISBANE, Fri.— Australian champion Roy Emerson said here last night he would make no decision about turning professional until alter the Australian Lawn Tennis Association's annual meeting next Wednesday (Jan. 15). Earlier yesterday, Emerson had talks w.ih former Wimbledon champion Ashley Cooper. the
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      300 15 New rules make for faster, more open play RUGBY I ONDON, Fri— Th« inJ tcrnational Ruffby Union Board announced yesterday chances in the laws of the fame designed to speed it up and make for more open play. Thrae changes, announced after a 3U-day meeting in London of the representatives
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      FAM OFFER
      36 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The P A. of Malaya have offered Manchester Dnited, the English First Division team. *8.500 (£1,000) plus board and lodging to piay one match here during their FarEastern tour in May.
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      SAFA can enter own team —FAM
      292 15 SAFA can enter own team —FAM SOCCER 17-UALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1Y Singapore can enter their own team for the sixth Asian Youth cup soccer tournament at Saigon in April if they wanted to. This is the official view of «a e pf-- A of Mala y a '°UowinK t>AFA s
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      72 15 RIGGER Malaya Cap final: j S'gor v Spore Joint Services (Merdeka Stadium, 5.10 p.m.). SOCCER Spore Selection y Johore (Jn. Besar, 5.30). HOCKEY S'(or Div. 2N: Railways Sentul r TOD (Sentul); Klang Club v Telecoms (Klang). Friendly: Spore HA 23 v Jonore District (Spore padang). ATHLETICS Spore AAA cross-country (Dover
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    31 16 S. VELUPILLAV t. clinical ;i.-M>tant Trlnoni* formerly of J oho re Bahru and Muar pained away peacefully. Funeral today 3 p.m. from 341 A K.iMih New Village, s. r. mban
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      KUNDERAM AND SARDESAI IN RECORD STAND
      252 16 KUNDERAM AND SARDESAI IN RECORD STAND TEST CRICKET MADRAS, Friday. BK. KUNDERAM, a last-minute replacement as India's wicketkeeper, mastered England's attack to score 170 not out when the First Test began here today. At the close India were 277 for two wickets. Kunderam. who came into the side when F.
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      83 16 SOCCER Spore slx-a-side s-flnals Amicable* 11 Windsor Rovers 6. Fathul Karib 5, Hamilton Youngsters 4. Final: Arnica bles 12 Fathul 0. Kluang Div. 1 s- final: PWD Combined 3 United 1. Penang Lge: Purple 3 Blue 2. HOCKEY: S'gor Dlv. 2— TPCA 'B 3 Railways XL 3, S'gor Club
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      MRU chief rebukes fighting Under-23s
      524 16 JOHORE 17 PERAK 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. If the Malayan Rugby Union's first Under-23 interstate competition is to be judged by its final played at the Merdeka Stadium today, nothing very complimentary could possibly be said about it. writes NORMAN SIEBEL. After Johore had beatenPerak
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      302 16 LONDON Pri. There was little change In stock market, conditions today from those ruling throughout the week and the account which started so brilliantly closed on a disappointing note. Equities were again unsettled, and small falls outnumbered gains. There were several good features, however, which usualiy reflected encouraging
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      60 16 LONDON, Frl.— Spot 19 5/16 d., Feb. 19', d.. Mar. 19 9/16 d.. Apr. 19 11 lfid.. Apr. June 19\d., July/ Sept 19 13 16d.. Oct./ Dec. 19 7 »d.. Jan. Mar. 117, d..9 7 ,d.. Apr. June 19 T ,d.. July Sept. 19% d c.l.f. Jan. 19d., Pel.
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      25 16 LONDON. Frl Buyers £1030. sellers £1031. Forward buyers 1 £1033. sellers £'034. Settlement £1030 Turnover am 215 tons. Ip m 315 ton: Tone: Steady.
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      Odds are heavily stacked against 'soft' Selangor
      755 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By 17UALA LUMPUR, Fri. In last year's HMS Malaya Cup rugby football final the favourites, Army Malaya, quite easily beat Perak by 14-6. The odds are again heavily on the side of another military team, South champions Singapore Joint Services, beating
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      Civilians are champions
      76 16 CINOAPORE, Pri— Civilians retalned the Singapore Hockey Association's quadrangular championship when they beat Army 2-1 In the deciding match on the padang here today R.A.P. finished runners up with a better goal average than Army. RAF beat Navy 7-3 in an earlier game today. The placlngs: Civilians
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      RAOC remain unbeaten
      97 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— RAOC Johore maintained an unbeaten record In their Malayan tour when they beat Selangor Club's Invitation XV by 10 points (two goals) to eight i a goal and a penalty) In their rugger match on the padang here. RAOC opened the scoring through McQueen
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      19 16 LEEDS, Fri. Bradford Northern Rugby League Club closed down from yesterday, the Rugby League's management committee announced.—Reuter.
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      261 16 Pollock is hero as Springboks shine SYDNEY. Frl.— A 23-mlnnU spell Just after lunch In which Australia lost three vital wickets for 21 runs gaveSouth Africa the honours when the third Test began here today. Australia were all out for 260 and at the close South Africa were 11 for
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