The Straits Times, 29 January 1964

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    Masthead
    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 Nat!** 1 file***** The Straits Times ESTD. 1845 WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 29, 1964 15 CENTS. KDN 731
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    FOUR DIE in FIRE
    536 1 500 made homeless 47 SHOPS COMPLETELY GUTTED WHILE THE TOTAL DAMAGE IS ESTIMATED AT OVER $600,000 From THAM SOON KENG: Teluk Anson, Tuesday THREE children and a girl of 18 died and 500 were rendered homeless in a noon blaze today that roared through nearly half
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    999 CALL-AND CORNERED MAN DROPS GUN
    323 1 999 CALL-AND CORNERED MAN DROPS GUN By ABUL FAZIL: Singapore, Tuesday J'WO police cars answering a 999 call this afternoon chased a car for two miles from busy Sims Avenue into Aljunied Road, where the car was abandoned by its three occupants, one of whom was captured soon after he
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    Chiang asks France to clarify the -position
    104 1 - "TAIPEH, Tues.— Nationalist China has asked the French Government to clarify its announcement on recognition of Communist China, a ruling Kuomintang Party spokes man said today. The request was delivered in the form of a memorandum to the French Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Pierre
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    Floods in Singapore
    18 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two hour? of heavy rain this afternoon flooded some low-lying parts of Singapore.
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    Lock icon Hongkong Bank profit: $24m.
    50 1 HONO KONG. Tues.— The directors of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation today announced a profit of HKM7.716.--320 for the year ended Dec. 31 last. They proposed to write HKt--4.000 000 off bank premises and to pay a final dividend of 11 shillings a share— Reuter
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    Greek alert
    88 1 ATHENS. Toes. Greece's armed forces were on a 24-hour alert today because of reports that Turkey might invade the strife-torn island of Cyprus. The alert was ordered yesterday when the Greek Government threatened to pull out of the Nato command at Izmir if Turkey made any move against
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    Lock icon $263,550 win
    31 1 STOCKHOLM, Tues. An unnamed soccer pools player has won 439.270 kroner (USsB7,Bso' for correctly forecasting 12 matches twice on the same coupon. It was announced here on Monday.— UPI.
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    Subandrio to Gilchrist: I never said that
    306 1 j— JAKARTA. Tuesday riR. Subandrio last night denied a "heroic actions" statement he was reported to have made regarding union bids to take over British companies. "I said nothing like that." he told the British Ambassador. Sir Andrew Gilchrl.st. through a Foreign Ministry
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    Lock icon Australian defence team for Malaysia
    515 1 Australian defence team for Malaysia MELBOURNE, Tuesday. AUSTRALIA will send a defence mission to Malaysia, the Australian Prime Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, announced here tonight. The mission would go to Kuala Lumpur to assess what arms, ammunition and equipment Malaysia needs to face Indonesian confrontation, Sir Robert said. Sir Robert
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    Sihanouk at Bogor palace
    51 1 JAKARTA, Tues. Prince Sihanouk and President Soekarno and their wives danced until 2 a.m. at an Informal party last night in the summer place at Bogor Prince Sihanouk will give a Press conference tomorrow morning before his departure for home at the end of his three-day
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    Lock icon Albion cancels H.K. visit
    48 1 HONG KONO. Tues.— The British commando carrier HMS Albion has cancelled a scheduled visit to Hong Kong because of "operational requirements," a Royal Navy spokesman said today. The spokesman said he could give no Information about the whereabouts of the rfiip at present. Reuter
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    PollsrNo more same night results
    189 1 PollsrNo more same night results I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The chairman of the Elections Commission, Haji Mustapha Albakri. announced today that the results of the forthcoming Parliamentary and State elections would be known the following day not on the same night as in the previous elections. He said: "This is in
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 PEKING S CONDITION LONDON. Tues. Prking v.i id today it aßrrrd to establish diplomatic relation with I r.iiuf M "unilrr<>tundini;" rarue rrn>«ni^rs it .i^ Mil govcrnnu-nt of China r.p.i
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      'Japan now capable of helping Far East security'
      381 2 WASHINGTON, Tue« MR. Robert McNamara, the U.S. Defence Secretary, said today that Japan was now capable of expanding her armed forces to contribute to the security of the Far East. He said in testimony before the House Armed Services Committee that China
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      Lock icon MISSIONARY FAMILY INJURED IN VIETCONG BLAST
      159 2 MISSIONARY FAMILY INJURED IN VIETCONG BLAST SAIGON. Tnes.— A British missionary and his wife and infant child were injured early yesterday by an explosive charge placed by Communist guerillas which damaged their house near the border of North Vietnam. Reports reaching officials in Saigon said they were apparently not seriously
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      Lock icon Protest to India
      25 2 HONG KONG. Tues. China has lodged a strong protest with India against alleged "repeated Intrusions" into Chinese airspace by Indian aircraft Reuter.
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      Lock icon Peking
      212 2  -  RUSK 'Contempt for most elementary condition of peace leave your neighbours alone' -BY TOKYO Tuesday THE U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, said here that "when mainland China has a government which is prepared to renounce force, to make peace, and to honour international responsibilities, it will find
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      McNAMARA: S. VIETNAM SITUATION IS 'GRAVE'
      125 2 WASHINUTON. Tues. Mr Robert McNamara. the Defence Secretary, said today that the situation In South Vietnam "continues to be grave" and that Communist guerillas had made "considerable progress" since the overthrow of the Diem Government But he expressed the hope, in testimony before the
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      Lock icon 20,000 refugees enter Assam
      65 2 SHILLONG (Assam). Tues. About 30.000 refugees have so far crossed into Assam from the Mymenslngh and Rangpur districts of East Pakistan after communal disturbances there, according to official reports reaching here quoted by the Press Trust of India. The agency also quoted refugees as saying hooligans
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      Lock icon China fills its grain buying
      45 2 HONO KONG. Tues. China haa fulfilled its annual grain purchasing target ahead of schedule, the official New China News Agency said last night This waa one of the signs of an all-round Improvement in the national economy, it said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon The U.S.
      171 2  -  MAO 'An aggressor and a bully. ..all countries should form a united front for peace 9 -BY IJONG KONG, Tues. Mr. Mao Tse-tung, the Chinese Communist leader, last night denounced the United States as an "aggressor and bully." He called for a broad united front to fight the
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      61 2 PIONEER INDUSTRY KWANG JOO SENG (MALAYSIA) LIMITED TAKES GREAT PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR NEW FACTORY AT 17-19, JALAN KILANG BARAT SINGAPORE 3. BY DR. GOH KENG SWEE THE HONOURABLE THE MINISTER FOR FINANCE. SINGAPORE AT 4.00 P.M. TODAY 0 THE FACTORY THAT WILL PROVIDE YOUR NEEDS
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Britain: A Nato force for Cyprus
      299 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. URITAIN has proposed an international peacekeeping force drawn from Nato countries, including the United States, to be sent to Cyprus to maintain order, the State Department said yesterday. A spokesman said: interested governments, ai entire range of problems Spokesman Richard L. Philips
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      Lock icon WITNESS IS KILLED BY U.S. CRIME SYNDICATE
      103 3 pHICAGO, Tues. An insurance agent who turned informer against a Chicargo crime syndicate of hoodlums was blown from his car by an explosion in front of the criminal courts building here yesterday. The victim, Lewis C. Barbe, 32, had just appeared before a
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      Lock icon LABOUR PARTY LEADER SCARES SHARE MART
      90 3 LONDON. Tues Millions of pounds were wiped off the market value of British Industry yesterday as shareholders took fright at a weekend speech by Mr. Harold Wilson, leader of the Labour Party suggesting re-nationalisation of the steel lndu<f y and heavier taxation of divldends-
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      Lock icon Oswald's widow says it: Lee shot -Kennedy
      173 3 Oswald's widow says it: Lee shot -Kennedy- NEW YORK, Tues. Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald, the widow of President Kennedy's accused assassin, told a nationwide television audience last night that "the facts tell me that Lee shot Kennedy." In her first television interview, the Russian-born Mrs. Oswald said she did not
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      Lock icon GIANT ROCKET SHOT IS PUT OFF AGAIN
      174 3 GIANT ROCKET SHOT IS PUT OFF AGAIN CAPE KENNEDY, Tuesday. THE scheduled launching yesterday of world's heaviest satellite was called off is now tentatively fixed for tomorrow, it announced here. Fuel troubles had already twice delayed the countdown on the Saturn I rocket that will blast the 37,700--pound satellite Into
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      Duchess leaves London clinic
      39 3 LONDON. Tues. The Duchess of Windsor last night left the London clinic where she underwent minor facial surgery a week ago. The 67-year-old Duchess was taken home by her husband in a chauffeur-driven limousine. OPL
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      Lock icon Meat quota talks
      27 3 LONDON. Tues. Britain has opened talks with her main meat suppliers to try to persuade them to accept voluntarily a system of quotas. UPI.
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      Lock icon Record car output
      22 3 LONDON. Tues. Iritain-s motor Industry produced a record 1.607.939 motor vehicles in 1963. the Board of Trade announced. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Death camp doctor says 'I onl; sterilised men
      173 3 Death camp doctor says 'I onl; sterilised men FRANKFURT, Tues. A former Nazi death camp doctor yesterday stammered that he was too "horrified. .revolted" to order human beings gassed, but he admitted sterilising men. Franz Lucas, 52. accused of killing Instead of healing at Auschwitz extermination camp, said fellow SS
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      Lock icon U.S. supersonic airliner
      65 3 WASHINOON. Tues. The United States supersonic airliner will have a top speed of 2.000 miles an hour, a passenger capacity of up to 237 and a ranee of a little more than 4.000 miles. These farts were disclosed yesterday when the Federal Aviation Agency made available details
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      Lock icon ROMANCE OUT AS SCIENCE PICKS A MATCHED MATE
      344 3 TORONTO Canada Tues. Toronto is to have an anti-ro-mance centre where men and women clients will be matched for marriage on a scientific basis. The head of the centre, a psychologist named Mrs. Gertrude Neiger. says bluntly that romantic love with its
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      Joan marries again
      28 3 ELKTON, (Maryland), Tues. Film actress Joan Fontaine married Journalist Alfred Wright Jr., in a civil ceremony acre yesterday afternoon. It was her fourth marriage. DPI.
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      Sen* Smith for U.S. Republican nomination
      260 3 Sen* Smith for U.S. Republican nomination WASHINGTON, Tues.— Senator Margaret Chase Smith yesterday announced that she is a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. Senator Smith of Maine, who has never lost an election, thus Joined Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York, Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona and former Minnesota
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    Thousands out for Thaipusam
    167 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Thousands lined the three-mile route from the Perumal Temple in Serangoon Road to the Chettiar Temple in Tank Road today to watch Hindu devotees carry kavadis as part of the Thaipusam celebrations. Police were busy throughout the day diverting traffic and preventing traffic jams
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    Flats impress a Danish leader
    291 4 OINGAPORE, Tues. The Danish Foreign Minister, Mr. Per Haekkerup today paid a glowing tribute to Singapore's low cost housing programme. After a 90-minute tour of the Singapore Housing and Development Board and the Queenstown estates, Mr. Haekkerup gave this verdict: "You have a good Impressive
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    IN AMD OUT BY AIR
    349 4 THE following Is today's sch«dule of civil aircraft movement* at Para Ixbar airport Stncapora: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Loodon. Rome Daroaacus. Baghdad, Ksracht, ckjeutta, Rangoon (BA 790) 6.05 p.m. Japan Atr Lkws: FYom Tokyo, Hone Koog. Bangkok (JL. 713) 6.30 p.m. Air India: From Sydney,
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    LONDON STOCKS
    417 4 LONDON. Tuaa. Tn« stock markets gave an Indecisive performance today but conditions were a good deal better than they were yesterday. Falls finally predominated after an erratic day, but the losses seldom exceeded a few pence and the tone at the close was steadier. Gilts, after holding steady,
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    New extra-mural courses
    98 4 BINGAPORE. Tues. The Department of Extra-mural Studies, University of Singapore, will be Introducing four new extension courses. The first course entitled "Introduction to criminology and penology" 1 24 lectures), starts on Feb. 3; "International forum" (10 lectures) Feb. 19; "The rise and fall of the Kuomlntang'' (10
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  • Obituary
    FUNERAL
    41 4 THE FUNERAL OF the late Mr. Khoo Stan Ewe, C.8.E.. 0.8.X.. J P., will take place on Thursday. 30th January. 1964. the cortege leaving 1. Prnang Road, at Jl a.m. for interment at Khoo KonKSl Burial Ground. Sin Kang Estate.
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    DEATH
    61 4 PETER WEE TING LEONC aged 77, passed away peacefully at 53 LoronK 25-A. Oeylang. Ixavlnt behind btiovrd wife Low Poo Neo, son Vincent Sunny Wee. 3 daughters. Alice, Lily, Hup Neo: 3 »on«-ln-law, 1 daughter-in-law: 4 grandchidlnn: 1 adopted »on, 1 adopted daughter-in-law. Cortege leaven house at 4.30 p.m.
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    Meddlers, keep out: Minister
    437 5 CO-OPS AND POLITICS DON'T MIX ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today warned politicians not to turn co-operative societies into political "battlegrounds." He was addressing 45 people at the opening of a course for Chinese co-operators at the Cooperative
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    Escapee gives himself up
    58 5 KLANO. Tues. An escapee from police custody. Zainuddln bin Mohammed. 20, of Kuala Langat, 31 miles from here, surrendered at the Klang police station. Zainuddin, wanted In connection with a case of housebreaking and theft In Kuala Langat. eluded the policeman who was escorting him to
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    Six days more
    29 5 JESSELTON. Tues. Commemorative stamps issued to mark the ninth Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference will be withdrawn from sale on Feb. 3, an announcement said to day.
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    Peace Corps teacher
    29 5 SDNOEI PATANI. Tues. An American Peace Corps volunteer. Miss Iris Anna Palm from Wisconsin, has been posted to teach at the Sungel Layar English School here.
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    MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CO-OPERATORS INVADE MEN'S PRESERVE
    187 5  -  LIM TOW BOON: By Kuala Lumpur, Tues A 50-year-old woman and her teenage daughter are among 45 delegates attending the One-week course for Chinese co operators which opened at the Cooperative College at Petaling Jaya today. They are Madam Mak Choy Ting and
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      286 5 Straits Times Crossword ACBOgg 6. Driver's top hat? (8). 1. Provenance of hot stuff (or 7. Magician takes a quiet nap: the newspapers? M. 3. 4. 4). I like it, as they say, on a 8. Chapter removed from queer hin (16). chronicle with purifying effect 12. What can't be
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    Lock icon No pull-out of troops from Malaysia: Britain
    166 6 No pull-out of troops from Malaysia: Britain T ONDON, Tues. Mr. L* Peter Thorneycroft. Britain's Defence Minister, said last night that there could be no question of British troops withdrawing from Malaysia yet. He said they would stand "shoulder to shoulder' with Malaysian soldiers. The Minister, interviewed on a TV
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    Lock icon Jakarta cry is still 'crush Malaysia'
    111 6 JAKARTA. Tues.— lndom sia's anti-Malaysian pro paganda is continuing with government officialand organisations urging the nation to maintain their spirit and determination to "crush" Malaysia. P r c sidrnt Soekarno's Supreme Advisory Council, which met several times this weekend, announced that they supported the
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    Lock icon KENNEDY FEARS WAR IF THE TALKS FAIL
    921 6 'Nobody is going to lose and everyone has much to gain from ceasefire' WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr. Robert Kennedy, the U.S. Attorney-General, returned last night from London and said that it was likely that widespread warfare would break out in South-East Asia if projected
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    Lock icon SEATO UNLIKELY TO AID MALAYSIA, SAYS BUTLER
    289 6 SEATO UNLIKELY TO AID MALAYSIA, SAYS BUTLER T ONDON, Tues. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. R.A. Butler, said last night that it was unlikely that Article Four of the South-East Asia Treaty would be implemented in the event of an armed attack against Malaysia. He was asked In the House of
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    Two missions coming from Formosa, HK
    69 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two Industrial survey missions from Formosa and Hong Kong will arrive in Singapore in the next two months The Ponnosan mission, which is scheduled to arrive here on Jan. 31. will loots into the feasibility of setting up drug and pharmaceutical factories
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    Housewife fined $150
    58 6 TELUK ANSON, Tues.—Sanablah binte Ismail. 29. a housewife, was fined f ISO or four months' jail by a magistrates court here when she was found guilty of attacking a school teacher with a dagger. She was alleged to have assaulted Mr. K.A. Oovlndan In Dew Road here
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    Three men foiled by a dawn ambush go to jail
    166 7 Three men foiled by a dawn ambush go to jail IPOH, Tues. In the 1 High Court here Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan today jailed three men. one of them armed with a dagger, who were arrested by the police in a dawn ambush before they could rob a shopkeeper.
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    Lock icon LEE GIVES BOURGUIBA TENGKU'S MESSAGE
    122 7 TUNIS. Tues.— The Prims Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today called on the Tunisian President. Mr. Habib Bourguiba, at the President's office here. Mr. Lee. Mho arrived here yesterday on a 24-hour visit during a tour of African countries, handed Mr. Bourguiba a
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    Ningkan now chairman
    54 7 KUCHING. Tues. The Sarawak National Party yesterday elected Mr. Stephen Kalong Nlngkan. the Chief Minister, to be Its chairman. Mr. Nlngkan was formerly secretary-general of the party. Mr. Edmund Langgu, a member of the Federal House of Representatives, was elected secretary-general. The National Party Is a member
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    Driver is best Koran reader
    71 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A driver Inche Mohamed Said Haji Slraj. 37, was the winner of the men's section of the Singapore Koran reading competition held by .tbe Muslim 'Advisory Board at Jalan Besar stadium. The winner of the women's sect'.un was Che Zalnal Quite M Shohdi,
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    It's back to China for Lee Meng
    364 7  - I t's back to China for Lee Meng TAI SING ONN A ONE-WAY TICKET FOR GRENADE GIRL By KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE grenade girl, Lee Meng, whose trial during the dark days of the Emergency in 1952 made world headlines, is to be repatriated to China. She was found guilty
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    37 8 ;u H'nrih tit (Minimum) FAMILY OF THE late Mr Ng Hup (•hoon thank all friends and relatives for thrir visits, condolences, monetary bMIb, scrolls, wreaths lent cars etc.. assistance and attendance at the funeral on 21-1-B4
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 8 Here's Sit (Minimum) IN EVER LOVINC Memory of OrnrEe Tan Kng Leone tragically killed In a motor accident Gone but never forgotten.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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      Peking Pays A Price
      669 8 A world forewarned is reacting to French recognition of Communist China in much the expected manner. Taiwan is angry and humiliated, but seems unable to decide how far it is wise to go in its resentment The first impulse, to sever relations with France, has wisely
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      Confronting The 1.0.C.
      282 8 The meeting of the International Olympic Committee in Innsbruck is a reminder that Indonesia still confronts the 1.0.C. as well as Malaysia, and that there is no cease fire. In Tokyo the other week President Soekarno told the Japanese Foreign Minister that Indonesia looks forward to an
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      Better Fishing
      253 8 Sympathies are bound to be divided in the dispute between trawlermen and inshore fishermen. It is a story as ancient as the conflict between old ways and new. The accompanying violence too is reminiscent of many earlier struggles. Fortunately there is a promise of solution in the fishing
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    PERSONAL TRAGEDY OF JULIUS NYERERE
    784 8  -  Anthony Sampson Inside Tanganyika by OAR.ES—CALAAM. TUlti IN the white Moorish splendour of the State House, President Nyerere of Tanganyika revealed with sad frankness his new predicament. After a few questions at his press conference he was asked: "Will you now punish the mutineers?" He
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      499 8 YOUR story on the Colt AR-15 rifles captured from Indonesian forces in Sabah <S.T. January 15) contains certain inaccuracies and erroneous speculations. From January 1958 to October 1960, our company. Cooper-Macdonald Inc.. maintained a South-east Asia regional office in Singapore. Our firm is the exclusive representative
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      251 8 I WRITE as secretary of the Commission of Inquiry Into the financial transactions of certain dereglstered trade unions to correct your report, on January 25. of the proceedings held the previous day. Under the heading "Unions Inquiry Commissioner Walks Out" you stated that: s- A heated exchange between
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      Mornings only
      106 8 SINGAPORE'S Education w Minister said recently that 464,000 children are presently schooling. This is a remarkable achievement and I suggest that the Ministry go one step further and see that all primary classes are held only in the mornings. Travelling down Mountbatten Road the other day I saw
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      56 8 RADIO SINGAPORE'S evening broadcasts in the English service, from 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. In the 476 metres waveband and the 41 metres shortwave band often give very poor reception. Whenever I tune In I find great difficulty. I hope the authorities concerned will look into the cause
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    THE FIRST VICTORY FOR CASTRO'S GRADUATES
    292 8 THE FIRST VICTORY FOR CASTRO'S GRADUATES NEW YORK, Tues. Fidel Castro's school for subversives seems to have proved its worth, not In Latin America as might have been expected, but rather in far-off Zanzibar. Bearded men in Cubanstyle berets or baseball caps took over the spice island off the eastern
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    Man who came with Kennedy to be U.S. envoy to Malaysia?
    166 9 Man who came with Kennedy to be U.S. envoy to Malaysia? KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The director for SouthWrst Pacific Affairs in the U.S. State Department, Mr. James Bell (above), is tipped to be the new American ambassador to Malaysia. Alformal announcement on his appointment is expected to be made simultaneously
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    RAZAK TO TROOPS IN BORNEO: BE VIGILANT
    149 9 RAZAK TO TROOPS IN BORNEO: BE VIGILANT IZUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Defence Minisi ter, Tun Abdul Razak. in a message to troops in the Borneo territories said that although there was now a cease flre on the border, "vigilance" should be their watchword. The message sent through the Director of
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    No haggling with detainees
    340 9 MINISTRY REJECTS BARISAN CLAIM: REVIEW BOARD SETS TERMS OF RELEASE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J'HE Ministry of Internal Security today rejected a Barisan Sosialis claim that some Singapore detainees held in Malaya were prepared to accept conditional release if they were allowed to issue unaltered statements about
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    Varsity Gold Medallist weds in Penang
    61 9 Varsity Gold Medallist weds in Penang T\R. Teoh Eng Soon, the University of Singapore's Gold Medallist (outstanding student) for 1961-62, and his bride, the former Miss Teoh Phaik Khuan, after their wedding in Penang. More than 600 guests attended a nuptial dinner at the E O Hotel given by the
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    New manager of Qantas
    56 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Qantas today announced the appointment of Mr. D. J. Hillinger as the new area manager for South-East Asia. Mr. HUUnger, who for the past two years has been the airline's manager in Malaya, will replace Mr. N. H. Powell, who will take up the
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    'Further education classes can be of real help'
    353 9 'Further education classes can be of real help' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JJUNDREDS of students coached by the Government's further education classes have gone to study in universities here, Singapore and abroad. A spokesman of the Ministry of Education said this today In commenting on the opening of further education classes
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    $32,000 tyre theft: Six for trial
    95 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A magistrate, Shalk Daud bin Hajl Mohamed Ismail, today committed six people for trial In the High Court In connection with a $32,000 tyre theft at the Sime Darby warehouse in Petaling Jaya. Five of the accused Chan Yoon Hong. Chong
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    Conference on rubber research
    84 9 Conference on rubber research KUALA LUMPUR. Tues,-, The Natural Rubber Producers' Research Association will celebrate Its silver jubilee with a scientific conference to be held at Cambridge. England, from April 7 to April 9. The chairman of the conference will be the Controller of Rubber Research for the Malayan Rubber
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    Sardon will inaugurate Cessna trip to Pulau Langkawi
    228 9 Sardon will inaugurate Cessna trip to Pulau Langkawi I^UALA LUMPUR, iV Tues.— The Minister of Transport, Dato Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir, will inaugurate the Malaysian Airways four-seater Cessna service to Pulau Langkawi on Saturday. Regular flights will begin on Monday. The single fare is $69. Dato Sardon today said:
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    Bth AGRICULTURAL CENTRE
    89 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for National Development. Mr. Lim Kirn San. will open the new $75,000 Thomson agriculture and veterinary extension centre on Saturday. The centre will be the latest addition to seven other centres built by the Govern ment to help farmers reduce their production costs
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    PMIP READY FOR PACT WITH OTHER OPPOSITION PARTIES
    164 9 PMIP READY FOR PACT WITH OTHER OPPOSITION PARTIES 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The Pan-Malayan Islamic Party is willing to consider forging an "electoral understanding" with other opposition parties in certain areas. This was stated by the PMIP secretary-general. Inche Abdullah Zawawi today. He was commenting on a statement by the national
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    New chairman for Tawau Town Board
    64 9 JESSELTON, Tups. _Mr Edwin Chan, younger brother of the outgoing Tawau Town Board chairman, took over the chairmanship of the Board yesterday. Mr. Chan asked for full eeoperation from the members so that he could carry out his responsibilities. His elder brother. Mr. Anthony
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    End of China's isolation now predicted
    957 10 End of China's isolation now predicted The next round will be battle for a Peking seat in U.N.— who will take cue from France? THE U.S. POSITION /A UNITED NATIONS LONDON, Tuesday. EUROPEAN capitals reacted cautiously to France's recognition of the Peking regime yesterday, but most observers predicted that President
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    Lock icon Maca to de Gaulle: Do not let down nations in Asia
    292 10 Maca to de Gaulle: Do not let down nations in Asia MANILA, Tues.— The Foreign Affairs Secretary, Mr. Salvador Lopez, today refused to comment on France's recognition of China. He said he could not add anything to President Diosd ado Macapagal's message of Jan. 22 made public today asking President
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    Lock icon A big oil deal by de Gaulle
    101 10 A big oil deal by de Gaulle YORK, Tues Newsweek magazine said yestcrd. y that the "key ingreJient" in France's new approach to both Moscow and Peking was oil. In its 'Periscope" column, the weekly said: "Paris is offering to double oil imports from Russia in exchange for more orders
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    Danes keen on joint ventures in Malaysia
    363 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. £iiK Danish Foreign Minister, Mr. Per Haekkerup, said here today that his country was prepared to hold discussions with Malaysia on proposals for joint business ventures. Mr. Haekkerup said this before leaving by air today for Singapore on his way
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    Sermons in Malay soon is priest's hope
    112 11 Sermons in Malay soon is priest's hope OENANG, Tues. a E Catholic Professor of Scripture, Rev. Father J. L'Hour, today expressed the hope that Catholic churches in Malaysia would soon start preaching sermons in the national language. "We should make every effort to Malayanise our services wherever possible and so
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    'Miss Easter' contest
    63 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Nilai Bangs* Physical Culture Association will hold a "Miss Easter Beauty Queen" contest during its Easter gala ball on March 28. Prizes of 1500. $300 and $200 will be given to the winners. All participants must be Malaysian citizens and be above 16
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    AWING THE SMALL MAN
    79 11 JESSELTON, Tues— The Sabah Government today announced steps to encourage native contractors' participation in various works. The Financial Secretary, Dato Howard Davidson, in a circular said where works •were valued at less than $5,000 or $1,000 in case of departments other than P.W.D. and Railways they
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    200 turn up, but only 40 lucky
    164 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. jl/IORE than 200 youths turned up at the Ministry of Defence at Gurney Road here today to enlist in the Malaysian Army, but only 40 were Bay was the first of a day recruiting drive in (or. army has been
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    Lim presents credentials in Canberra
    74 11 THE new Malaysian x High Commissioner to Australia, Tun Lim Yew Hock, in national costume, presents his credentials to the Gover-nor-General of Australia, Viscount De Lisle, at Government House, Canberra. Tun Lim is concurrently High Commissioner to New Zealand. He is the first Singaporean to
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    THE OLD FAITHFULS AWAIT NEW DEAL
    169 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. GOVERNMENT servants who have reached the 55-year age limit are waiting for details of the increased benefits which the Government has promised them if they agree to serve until they are 60 Mr. V. E. Jesudoss, president of the Congress of
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    Olympic Inn sold to cement firm for $210,000
    158 11 IPOH. Tues. The 1 well-known Olympic Inn in Tambun Road here, comprising 20 airconditioned rooms and a nightclub, has been sold. It has been bought over for $210,000 by Pan-Malaysia Cement Works Ltd.. which is constructing a $25 million factory at Kanthan.
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    Mortar bombs
    25 11 demolished IPOH. Tues. The Ist Engineer Squadron of the Federation ZZlXl^t* Z "SSZ four miles o:f ihe 76th milestont Lenggong-Gnk road, on Saturday
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    Storekeepers dissolve union
    23 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Member, A union circular today said that the decision was taken at a Rene ral meeting on Saturday.
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    Sightseeing tours
    31 11 ALOR STAR. Tues. The Redan Government Services Recreational and Welfare Council plans to organise nr.ore conducted tours for its members to visit places of interest in .leighbouniiK Statet and
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    Police recover pistol
    32 11 ALOR STAR. Tues. Kangar police last night raided Jalan Pauh village and recovered a loaded pistol and six rounds of ammunition from a car. a suspect has been detained.
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    SYED NASIR IN HOSPITAL
    34 11 KIALA LUMPIR. Tues. The Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. Syecl Nasir bin Ismail is in the General Hospital following a "black-out" last Thursday. He is not allowed visitors.
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    Malays told: Move with the changing times
    303 12 Malays told: Move with the changing times KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. jyjALAYA'S Chief Education Adviser, Inche Aminuddin bin Baki, today called on the Malays to "adapt themselves to Western "civilisation" and to move with the changing times. In a broadcast on Malay education tonight, he said the Malays were sharing their
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    Schools: A million dollar decision
    263 12 Schools: A million dollar decision KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A special committee under the joint chairmanship of the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, and the Minister of Education, Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, has been set up to consider financial aid to schools which are in urgent need of extensions.
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    Entries for photographic exhibition
    89 12 Entries for photographic exhibition SINGAPORE. Tues. Photographers throughout the world are expected to take Dart in the South-East Asia Photographic Society's third international pic- torial photography exhibition to be held in April. Attractive prizes will be awarded to winning prints. Closing dates for entries are April 11 for monochrome and
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    New CO. takes over
    56 12 New CO. takes over PENANG. Tues.— The new Commanding Officer of the Ist Green Jackets. Lt.-Col. D. G. House, officially took over command of the battalion today from the retiring CO., Lt. Col H. J. Sweeney, Lt. Col. House came from the Ministry of Defence in London. Lt. Col. Sweeney
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    Australian M.P. on visit
    57 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Sir Wilfred Kent Hughes, a Liberal member of the Australian Parliament and former chairman of the Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee, is due to arrive here on Saturday. He plans to spend about one week ln Malaya before visiting the Borneo States as part
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    MUSLIMS IN N.Z. HOPE FOR AID TO BUILD A MOSQUE
    223 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The difficulty of establishing a mosque in New Zealand will be brought to the notice of the World Muslim Congress regional conference which begins here on Friday. New Zealand's only delegate to the conference, Mr. Bajram Murati,
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    Convent robbed
    25 12 IPOH. Tues. Thieves briJke into the St. Philomena Convent in Silibin Road here last night and got away with $10 from the office.
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    Detective accused of asking $300 bribe from fisherman
    377 12 MALACCA, Tuesday A FISHERMAN. See A Thin Beng, said in the Sessions Court here today that a detective demanded a bribe" of $300 from him in connection with an offence he had not committed. See was giving evidence > at the trial
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    APPEAL BY FERRY WORKERS FOR LAND
    135 12 VfUAR. Tues. The Penambang (Ferry) Workers Union has asked the Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, to hasten his arrangements with the Johore Government for land for ferry workers in the State who will lose their Jobs because bridges are
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    NEW CHOLERA CASE NEAR ALOR STAR
    162 12 ALOR STAR. Tuesday. A FTER a lapse of one month, a new case of cholera A was reported here today. In addition, three suspected cases are being investigated. Today's victim was Che Embon blnte lshaak, a 31--year-old housewife of Ounong Kerlang, six miles from
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    Branches of MIC to meet after Hari Raya
    310 12 Branches of MIC to meet after Hari Raya I^OTA BH^RU. Tues.— The secretary of the Kelantan State branch of the Malayan Indian Congress. Mr. Majid Thanikodi. said here today that he had sent notices to all MIC offices in the State to hold their general meetings immediately after the fasting
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    41 12 KUCHINa. Tues.— Better methods of farming were needed In Sarawak, said the Resident of the Third Division. Mr. A. R. Ortffln. today. Hp was speaking at the opening this morning; of the division*; agricultural conference in Sibu.
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    1963 tin output best for six years
    438 14 From Our Market Correspondent TIN production in Malaya last year totalled 59,947 tons and was the highest output for six years and the highest since tin restriction was lifted in September 1960. Last year's production, which was 1,344 tons better than in 1962
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    107 14 rPHB following dividends are cxx pected In February and March. The nature of the dividend and Its date oi payment last year are In brackets: MeAlister (Interim 1.2.63), Singapore Traction (one payment 15. 2. 63). Malayan Cement (final 18.2.63). Robinson (Interim 13.3.63), Hongkong Shanghai Bank (final 16.6.63). Straits
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    RUBBER DEAL
    37 14 The British Avon Rubber Company has bought up all the shares In Its former Swedish general agents. Kngtibilra Oumml AB of Eksjoe. Prom February 1, the Swedish subsidiary will be known as "Avon Rubber AB".
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    TIN PRICE
    22 14 STRAITS tin rose 87} cento yesterday to 5522.75. The offering was estimated at 235 tons, a drop of 15 tons.
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    98 14 VJELBOURNE, Tues. Industrials traded actively on very steady lines with movements about In balance. Cox Brothers eased slightly following a denial by David Jones of any offer. Oils and base metalf were barely steady. Loans were firm. C.R.A. 31/« Mount lsa 33/N. Broken Hill (10s.) 37/4 Ampol 11/S
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    244 14 LEBRUAHV tint *raot ruootr ouyori f.e.b. cloud at 5 p.m. in Kuan Lumpur yesterday at 63! ecnu pet 1b up one-eighth of a cent on Mooday's closing level for tbe position The tone was quietly steady. F.M.R.E. closing prtooa In ctntt per Hi. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.B. prompt
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    139 14 SHIP* lying ■lonmida tttt llnupin Harbour whirm or tip«cttd toaay rt: Eumacui 1/2, Travtata 4/5, Vigilant 6A. Chupra 6/7. Laomedoo 8/S, Tegelbcrg 13/14, Tjlpoodok 15/16. rorram 18, White Eagle 19, Slblgo 21/22. Suez Maru 23/24. Klnabalu 27, Bruaa 29. Klmlkawa Maru 33/31. Madison Lloyd 35/36. Train Maetsk
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    277 14 KL TRADING ROOM BUSINESS Federation share market had a very quiet day as Singapore closed for Thaipusam. Tin shares were widely quoted with thin, selective interests. No definite trend was established. Industrials had small deals in property shares. These tended to ease slightly towards the latter part of the day.
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    Synthetic production
    113 14 SOVIET tyre factories will soon be supplied with substantial quantities ol isoprene rubber produced at a number of Soviet synthetic rubber factories. Pravda reported. The manufacture of isoprene will be centred mainly on plants at Sterlitamak and Kuibyshev. Isoprene Is now being produced under Industrial conditions at an
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    48 14 On tbe free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.734 for TT and 5.72J for lain. Sterling was quoted at 18.00 and en* teal of gold at 251. The Malayan fxohango Banks Am*elation was closed yesterday for tbe Thaipusam holiday
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    U.K. SETS UP CAR RECORD
    48 14 Britain's motor Industry produced a record 1,607,939 motor vehicles In 1963. the Board of Trade has announced In London. The previous record figures. In 1960, were beaten by 19 per cent. Weekly vehicle production in 1983 was 30,922 compared with 24,027 In 1962.
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      DOBSON AND DEPTH
      705 16 CHARGE FORA DOUBLE JWO PROMISING youngsters, Dobson and Depth Charge, should make a good double at Bukit Timah today. DOBSON (Race 6), a three-year-old gelding by Oabador, put up an. encouraging performance at Penang last month when third vrith 9.0 to Depth Charge over 6f. Dobson has
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      138 16 EPSOM I CALL BOY POINTER PETITE M'SELLE CHICKEN CURRY PETITE M'SELLF B"* l: Wee Cobbler Petite M'lell* Rough A Touch Laratoc Wee Cobbler Sister Cavil SAFE HOME MALAYA ESCORT Ram 2: Tobasco Safe Home Sale Home Indrapura Escort Tobaae* STRAITS CODE STRAITS CODE STRAITS CODE R*e« S: Lucky
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      1446 16 Race 1—2.15: Gl 6 Div 3 ($4,500) 7* 1 ***** The Wee Cobbler (Belillos St.) Osman, 7 9.0 <F) 'Dragon 7 2 ***** Speedy Slipper (J.H. Laldlaw) Bagby, 7 9.0 "Yeo 3 3 ***** Rough A Tough (Battling St.) Zain. S 8.13 K. Leong 8 4 *****
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      362 16 Liverpool enter the Fifth Round ONDON, Tues. Ltwr- pool reached tha fifth round of the F.A. Cup last night but they only clinched the replay two minutes from the end of extra time against Port Vale. Liverpool, surprisingly held to a draw on their own ground by Third Division Port
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      Lock icon 'Lucky' golf to Rodriguez
      63 16 SiN FRANCISCO. Tues. Juan Rodriguez (Puerto Ricoi defeated Don January (U.S.) by one stroke In their 18-hole playoff yesterday, to win the US$5O.--000 "Lucky" international golf tournament here. Rodriguez had a one-under-par 70 and January a 71 in the playof.*, which became necessary after the two
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      20 16 LONDON, Tues. Bridgend beat Kbbw Vale 16-3 In the only Rugby Union club match played last night. Reuter.
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      846 16 r i XOTICE FITZPATRICK'S CATERING SERVICES 300, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. Sole Agency (Malaysia) Simplex/Creda Electrical Heavy Duty Commercial Catering Equipment. Principal Distributor Simplex/Creda Domestic (Singapore) Electrical Equipment. It is hereby notified for general information that Fitzpatrick's Catering Services have been appointed Sole Agent for Simplex/Creda (a T.I. Group Company
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      780 16 NOTICES NOTICE AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY, LTD Lew of Share Certificate. The undermentioned share Certificate has been lost and is hereby declared null and void. Certificate No. 38 covering 50 (Fifty) $10-00 shares registered is the name of Simon Nicholas. AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY LIMITED. I 24th January 1964. Singapore. CHANGE OF
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      120 16 I SEE MALAYSIA The tourist magazine that gives you information about places, •vents and historical landmarks of the country. Every issue is packed with interesting illustrated articles for pleasure and knowledge. THE DECEMBER ISSUE X-lM is now on sale with articles under the following absorbing headlines: ■82-^^^^""""" J^k Hi 1
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      Lock icon Olympics: S. Africa 'still out'
      708 17 THEY HAVE FAILED TO MEET BADEN BADEN DEMANDS ON RACIAL POLICY -BRUNDAGE THE International Olympic Committee announced yesterday that the invitation to South Africa to compete in the Tokyo Olympic Games remains withdrawn." lOC president Mr. Avery Brundage, told a press conference that the lOC
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      68 17 37— record entry INNSBRUCK. Tues Thirtyseven countries a record nave entered for the ninth Winter Olympic Games which open here tomorrow. Countries represented are: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bel* plum, Britain, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland. France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, India, Italy, Iran, Japan, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Mongolia, Netherlands, North
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      50 17 SYDNEY, Tues. Set to make 313 in 305 minutes New South Wales beat Victoria by six wickets with 13 minutes to spare in their Sheffield Shield match here today Final scores: New South Wales 337 and 313-4 (Saunders 98, Thomas 75); Victoria 341 and 307 (Phlloott 7-71).— Reuter
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      Pone punches his way back to the world title
      42 17 rpHAILAND's Pone A Klngpetch (left) lands a punch on grimacing Hirqyuki Ebihara during their world flyweight title fight at Bangkok on Friday. Pone won on points over 15 rounds to recapure the title.
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      'Clay has a chance...'
      80 17 'Clay has a chance BANOKOK, Toes— World Boxing Association president Ed Lassman was quoted today as saying that challenger Casslus Clay had a good chance of dethroning Bonny Listen, the world heavy-] weight champion. Mr. Tastmsn. according to the Bangkok World, said "Here you've got a man of 23 flghMng
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      Lock icon Aussies on brink of Test defeat
      372 17 Aussies on brink of Test defeat CRICKET ADELAIDE, Tuesday. AUSTRALIA, who are one up in the series, were A on the brink of defeat at the close of play on the fourth day of the Fourth Test against South Africa here. They were then only 67 runs ahead with one
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      104 17 Australia 345 And 31?-» South Africa 595 Ai STRAI.IA 2nd iniu (overnight 48-0) Lawry c Goddard b P. Pollock 38 Simpson c Lindsay b Halse 34 O'Neill c Partridge b Halse 6« Barge run out St Booth lbw P. Pollock 24 Shepherd c Lindsay b Barlow It Benaad b
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      CEYLON, HK AND SABAH WANT TO ENTER S'PORE MEET
      261 17 CEYLON, HK AND SABAH WANT TO ENTER S'PORE MEET BOXING OINGAPORE, Tues. Ceylon, Hong Kong and Sabah are anxious to enter their boxers for this year's Singapore Amateur Boxing Association open championships. said ths SABA president Prank Pestana. In order to stage the Singapore open on a bigger scale. SABA
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      PROFIT
      35 17 SINGAPORE, rues The Singapore Government Services P.A. made a profit of more than $5,000 last year, says the treasurer's report, which will be tabled at the association's annual meeting at SAPA clubhouse tomorrow HOCKEY
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      Western Australia invite Malaysia XI
      232 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Western Australia Hockey Association have Invited Malaysia's national team to visit them in May In return they will tour Malaysia next year. The Invitation was contained In a letter received by Singapore Hockey Association secretary 8. Yogarajah from K Carton. Western Australia's
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      CHANGI WIN in SCC 'SEVENS'
      80 17 CINQAPORE, Tues. RAP Changl "A" team beat SCC "C" 9-0 in a scrappy match In the SCC seven-a-fllde rugby tournament on the Padang, here today. Changl domUated play on a wet ground and scored three tries through Ingran, Jesjop and Lock- RAP Seietar "B" beat
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      JAPAN'S OLYMPIC TEAM TO MAKE 'WARM-UP' TOUR
      177 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JAPAN'S strongest-ever soccer team to play In Malaya will arrive here on Feb. 27, the FAM announced today. FAM secretary Kwok Kin Keng said that the FA of Japan planned to send their full Olympic side on a "warm-up tour"
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      Feb test for officials
      108 17 DENANO Tues.— The first pan--1 Malaysian examination for athletic officials, conducted by the Malaysia AAA. will be held next month with a test in theory on Feb. 23. The practical part of the examination will be conducted by the various state athletic association before June 30.
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      48 17 HOCKEY I poll Uiv. l: Irish Hussars v Kllat Club (Upper padang), Dlt. 2: Telecoms v PWD (Lower padang). RUGGER: (Club matches): S'gor Club v Fed. Ramblers (padang). Klanß v FMC (Kl.ing). SCC seven-aside (Spore oadang). Farelf inter-unit final pore tone) OHQ v 18 Signals Rest (Dover Rd).
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      56 17 CRICKET: Prtsaslly (Seramban) Army bt Negrl Sembtlan Police by 48 runs. Army 145 (Bennett 53 n.0., Lt. SDrswue 40). Negrl Police 97 (Ourbschan 81ngh 37. Wona Yong Lira 36) HOCKEY: Malacca Lean*: MHS 3 St Prands Asso. 1. Taiplnc leacae: Tigers V 5 BMH 3; Ipoh league: Dlv. 2 Oertral
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    Lock icon Celebes raiders for Borneo
    50 18 JAKARTA. Tues. One company of raiders of the 13th military command. (North Celebes) wrrv sont to Borneo recently to reinforce the Indonesian border with Malaysia. Antara news agency reported today Antara also said that some 10.000 lormtr Permesta rebels were ready to help crush Malaysia. Reuter.
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    DEATHS
    72 18 THE FUNERAL of tbe late Mr. Khoo Blan Kwe. C.8.E.. 0.8.E.. J.P., will take place on Thursday, 30th January. 1964. The cortege leaves 1. HenanK Road, at 11 a.m. for interment at Khoo Konxil Burial Ground. Bin Kan,: Estate. Mitt THIRAVIAM RAJAH of toe N.S. State Secretariat and District
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    Free TV ends on Monday: Fee is $24 I—a1—a year—'
    218 18 Free TV ends on Monday: Fee is $24 I—a1 a year KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Free television ends on Monday (Feb. 3). From that day onwards, owners of TV sets must take out licences at $24 a year. This was announced by the .'Ministry of Works, Posts and Telecommunications today. Licences
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    33 18 GENEVA. Tues.— The 17-natlon disarmament conference resumed here today The main speakers were Mr. Semyon Tsarapkin. the Soviet delegate, Mrs. Alva Myrdal. of Sweden, and Mr. France^cr Cavallettl. of Italy— Reuter
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    Lock icon Little Katnan high above the crowd-and howling
    90 18 rIS bowling two-year-aid boy was handed to the chanting Hindu devotee on stilts for blessings outside Batu Caves, near Kuala Lumpur, which was packed by thousands of Hindus observing Thaipusam yesterday. The boy. Raman, was sucking an ice watching the procession of devotees
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    Lock icon Naessens stops making serum
    54 18 PASTIA (Corsica), Tues. Mr. Oaston Naessens said last nlgnt he is stopping production of his anti-leukaemia serum, which toe French Health Ministry has declared useless. But he said he still had sufficient stocks to complete the treatment of eight leukaemia victims who had already begun to
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    'Happy to meet you said Red rubber officials
    515 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. £OMMUNIST rubber purchasing officials were "happy to have us visit them and some even went to the airports to meet us," the leader of the Malaysian Governmentsponsored rubber trade goodwill mission, Mr. Gan Teck Yeow, said today. "But it
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    Lock icon UNSEASONAL RAINS BREAK HK DROUGHT
    75 18 BONG KONG, Tues. Inseasonal rains appear to have broken the back of the long drought in Hong Kong. Rainfall so far this month has totalled about three times the January average of 1.25 inches. By yesterday, the Royal Observatory had recorded a total of 3.83
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    No sign yet of yacht in £150,000 insurance mystery
    153 18 No sign yet of yacht in £150,000 insurance mystery DAMSGATE En g land). Tues. The search for the missing yacht Christine, believed sunk near a buoy in the English Channel off this port, was resumed at dawn today. Yesterday Royal Navy frogmen failed to find any trace of the vessel.
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