The Straits Times, 7 December 1964

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS ,T3r£,oQrQCU AP vi The Straits Times Nat*** 1 f} eUf >P«l> cX Estd. 1845. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    10 1 SCENE of yesterday's blaze in Kuala Lumpur. Straits Times picture.
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    TENGKU WARNS OF NEW ATTACKS
    545 1 Guerillas massing along Sabah, Sarawak borders SOEK MAY COMMEMORATE THE REVOLT IN BRUNEI KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman warned that Indonesian guerillas are massing along the borders of Sabah and Sarawak to launch further aggression against Malaysia. The Tengku gave this
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    Lock icon A knotty tale...
    42 1 A knotty tale... THE HAGUE. Sun. Seven live rats whose tails had grown together have been found near a small village in the south of Holland. X-ray pictures of the knot Indicate the bone parts of the tails had grown together. UPI.
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    Castro accepts challenge
    56 1 MIAMI. Sun The Cuban Prime Minister. Dr Fidel Castro. said In a radio speech, broadcast from Radio Havana last night. thai he would accept a "challenge" to visit Chile, with which Cuba recently broke diplomatic relations The challenge, according to the I broadcast heard here, was Issued
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    Lock icon WE UNDERSTAND YOUR ANGER, RIOTERS TOLD
    216 1 rpHE Indonesian PorA eign Ministry last night said it^ could "fully understand" the anger of Indonesian youths who on Friday stoned and ransacked the United States Information Service Library here. The youths, members of the Indonesian Communist Youth Front, attacked the building in protest
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    'COLOSSAL' DAMAGE IN LONDON BLAZE
    375 1 'COLOSSAL' DAMAGE IN LONDON BLAZE LONDON. Sun— One of London's biggest tires since the war gutted a huge railway warehouse early yesterday, causing two deaths and "colossal" damage. Two Customs officers, Mr. George Humphrey. 53. and Mr. Thomas Tanner. 43. died in the spectacular blaze at Bishopagate station in East
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 SAPPORO. Snn. The 150-ton Japanese Brthig boat Kofukii Hippy) l\l.ini No H eaocM flre off thr Kamiiiitka Peninsula lite tonight and nine of the 17 crew were reported dead.— UPl.
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    330 lose homes
    625 1  -  RUDY BELTRAN, V.K. CHIN PRE-DAWN FIRE CLEARS SLUM AREA AND $2 MIL. COMPANY GODOWN By KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday MORK than .'WO people lost their homes when lire destroyed a squatter settlement in Kampong Semarang, off Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman here, early this morning. The victims, members of
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Hong Kong police find two arms caches
      115 2 Hong Kong police find two arms caches JJO.\(; KONG. Sun Police ofliicrs today seized 200 Ib. of plastic explosives, more than 40 timing devices, five limpet mines, 1\) cigarette-tin bombs. 26 hand grenades and 10 revolvers bidden on thr roof of an apartment building here. A Government spokesman said the
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      Aussie sappers
      39 2 JESSELTON. Sun.— The First Field Squadron Group, Royal Australian Engineers I under thr command of Ma- I .iov E. Paramor. which will toplace the 7th Field Squadron. Royal Australian Engineers at Keningau arrived here on Wed- nesday.
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      Mrs Bs No. 1 defector de Silva to form new party
      304 2 COLOMBO, Sunday former House leader and Lands Minister, Mr. Charles de Silva, who led the I revolt that toppled Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike's Government last week, announced to--1 day that he was forming a new political party. The new party,
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      Lock icon THE SHAH ACCUSES NASSER OF 'COVETOUS GLANCES'
      167 2 THE SHAH ACCUSES NASSER OF 'COVETOUS GLANCES' TEHERAN, Sun. The Shah told the Majlis (Lower House of Parliament) yesterday that Iran must and would strengthen her armed forces to meet the aggressive aims of President Nasser. President Nasser, he said, unable to answer the needs of his own people, was
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      Lock icon THROW-OUT WARNING TO NON-KENYANS
      143 2 VAIROBI, Sun. Kenya's Information Minister, Mr. Achieng Oneko. has warned nor t Kenyans they would be thrown out in 24 hours it they stirred up trouble. Speaking to members of his constituency at Nakuru. about 100 miles from nere. he said It did not matter how
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      Lock icon Hiroshima: Protest over award to general
      128 2 T»OKYO. Sun.— The Socialist Party yesterday decided to register a formal protest against the award of a Japanese Government decoration to U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff. General Curtis Le May. whose com- mand delivered the World War II atom bombs to Hiroshima and
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      Lock icon Indonesian warships shadowed, says Jakarta
      129 2 Indonesian warships shadowed, says Jakarta JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesian warships were shadowed by unidentified aircraft and submarines when they held manoeuvres alon^ the coast of western Borneo recently. Rear Admiral Muljadi. the first deputy navy commander, said today. He said the presence of these foreign aircraft and ships had been detected
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon 'Business expenses' of a callgirl madam for tax relief
      136 3 'Business expenses' of a callgirl madam for tax relief VANCOUVER. Sun. City officials are to investigate alleged payments to police by a former callgirl madam who claimed the payments as "business expenses'* in her tax returns. Mrs. Olva Elriridgc told an Ottawa court that in I and 1960 she paid
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      Lock icon ENTER THE BULL GUIDED BY RADIO...
      150 3 ENTER THE BULL GUIDED BY RADIO... VJADRI D. Sun. A i lfl radio-guided fighting bull which moved according to the signals sent out to it was shown on Spanish television this afternoon. The animal went forwards, backwards or sideways according to radio signals. But the commentator said the investigations were
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      Lock icon Walking again
      32 3 BOSTON. Sun. Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the late President's youngest brother, took his tlrst steps yesterday since suffering a broken back in a plane crash nearly six months ago. AP.
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      Lock icon Ail Xmas toy for the thinking dog
      80 3 NEW YORK, Sun. The latest OnrisußM toy for an American family dog is known as the •po<:ch cafe" It is designed for the Blinking dog. Advertisements in newspapers throughout the U.S. say that all i hi- hound has to do is to put
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      Lock icon Submarines in traffic jam
      61 3 LONDON, Suii. Three submarines caused a two-mile traffic jam in Bristol yesterday. Motorists were held up as the Royal Navy's Artful. Alaric and Astute slowly entered the west coast port on a four-day visit. As the three submarines passed through two of the city's swing bridges
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      Lock icon In the street: Two heads
      45 3 PARIS. Sun. Passersby found the heads of two elderly men In the street in Nancy yesterday Police said it was a hoax by medical students who cut the heads off bodies used in the medical laboratory for anatomical studies. UPI.
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      Lock icon New super brain makes the TSR-2 the deadliest
      230 3 New super brain makes the TSR-2 the deadliest LONDON, Sunday. gRITAIN'S 1,400 m.p.h. hedge-hopping T.S.R.-2 bomber, claimed to be the most deadly aircraft in the world, has been equipped with a revolutionary radar "brain" according to the latest British Press reports. Earlier reports had suggested that the controversial plane might
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      Lock icon Wife held in plot to murder her husband
      201 3 Wife held in plot to murder her husband HIRED KILLERS TURN OUT TO BE DETECTIVES YEW YORK, Sun.— A 11 young woman and a man were arrested yesterday after police said they "hired" two detectives to kill the woman's husband. Mrs. Peggy Johnt. 22. and Robert Pitz, 24. were charged
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      Lock icon Thant: It's gastritis, say his doctors
      87 3 Thant: It's gastritis, say his doctors VHV YORK, Sun. U Thant the U.N. Secre-tary-General, has gastritis and will have to remain in hospital at least until the middle of next week, a U.N. spokesman said today. A brief announcement last night said: "Today's examination of the Secretary-General shows evidence of
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      Lock icon Sex change, and a happy smile
      78 3 MOSCOW. Sun. A sex change operation in Leningrad turned an anxious bearded person into a happy 27-year-old woman, the newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda reports. It said the case was cited recently at a meeting of geneticists. Before the operation the woman grew a beard and
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      Lock icon Makarios warned
      27 3 NICOSIA. Sun. Greek Cypriot evening newspapers published reports from Greece that President Arshbishop Markarios had been warned there was a plot to assassinate him. UPI.
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      Russian former cook, aged 114, re-marries
      126 3 Moscow. Sun. Mr. IT Khizri Murtazaliyev. a former cook, re-mar-ried rather late in life at the age of 114. The newspaper Gudok, Russia's railway publication, said Mr. Murtaraliyev tied the belated knot with a woman named Feovealed. The old man. the newspaper said, felt
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      Lock icon Call to protect newsmen overseas
      140 3 Call to protect newsmen overseas I ONDON, Sun. Bri- tish MPs are demanding government action to protect British journalist overseas. Fifty- six Conservative MPs and Labour members have signed a motion, made public yesterday, which they hope to get debated in Parliament. It follows a Kenyan Government order that Mr.
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    Toast to a King
    145 4 rr YANG di-Pcrtuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak. and his wife. Toh Puan Noor Aisha. local dignitaries and members of the Diplomatic and Consular Corps parked the official residence of the Thai Consul General. Mr. Payong Chutikul and Mrs. Chutikul. in Orchard Road on Sat- urday
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    Religious schools should not be 'dumping grounds'
    199 4 Religious schools should not be 'dumping grounds' KUALA TRENGGANU. Sunday RELIGIOUS schools should no longer be thought of as "dumping grounds for misfits and below average youths," the Mentri Besar of Trengganu, Dato Ibrahim Fikri. said here yesterday. He was addressing the annual meeting of the secondary religious teachers at
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    Air Force to hold two Christmas parties
    132 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Royal Air Force Changi will hold two Christmas parties for children this week. The first party on Wednesday will be for 60 childien from the Singapore Children's Society Home in Nicoll Drive. The other on Saturday, will be for nearly
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    Bells for new St. Michael's Church are blessed
    115 4 Bells for new St. Michael's Church are blessed SINGAPORE. Sun.— Three church bells. each weighing 1.200 lbs. which are to be used in the new $250,000 St. Michael's Church in St. Michael's Road, were today blessed in a solemn ceremony in the church. The bells, which were imported from Holland
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    'My Fair Lady' premiere
    129 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— A film premiere of My Fair Lady" will be screened at the Lido Theatre on Dec. 16 and gross proceeds will go to the Ys Men's Clubs "Hole-in-the-Heart Laboratory Fund." The fund will be used to buy equipment for the Cardiovascular Laboratory of the
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    Settle claims or face industrial action, union tells Government
    431 5 'MOST WOMEN MEMBERS URGING US TO GO ON THE WARPATH...' IPOH, Sunday. ONE-WEEK ultimatum to the Central Government to "settle our claims or face industrial action" was announced here today by Inche Mas Junid bin Mas Amin, president of the 1
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    Three killed in smash up of two buses and a car
    119 5 Three killed in smash up of two buses and a car SINGAPORE. Sun— Three men died in a road smash-up involving two buses and a car in Juronjc Road yesterday evening. A nin«-- year-old boy was one of two people injured in the crash. The driver of the car. Low
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    XL outing for Ipoh students
    92 5 IPOH. Sun. About 40 members of the civics and sociology study group of St. Michael's In stitution here will pay a four-da? visit to Kuala Lumpur from tomorrow. The forms four and live pupils, accompanied by the adviser to the group. Mr. N. C. Thomas,
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    Police officers in switch
    63 5 PENANG. Sun. Acting Supt. Dci'Mian Singh will be the new OCPD for George Town when Supt. Abu Bakar Aziz leaves to take up his new appointment v Deputy Commandant of the Kuala Kubu Police College. The deputy chief of the secr«t society branch. Asst. Supt. Lav
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    An exhibition of New Zealand paintings
    199 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. /PHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open an exhibition of contemporary paintings and ceramics of New Zealand at the National Art I Gallery here at 5.30 p.m. on Dec. 16 The exhibition, which will i last till Jan. 31. is
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    Lower Perak decides on salary tithe for D-Fund
    124 5 rpELUK ANSON, Sun. A A meeting of heads of departments and heads of schools In the Teluk Anson area decided yesterday that teachers and Government servants In the Lower Perak District could contribute part of their pay to the National Defence Fund
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    N-language failures
    29 5 KAJANG. Sui\ Seventeen out of 30 applicants for citizenship appeared before the District Language Board for the language test j in Malay yesterday, but only live qualified.
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    Promotion for 43 police officers
    216 5 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. V Forty-three Assistant Superintendents of Police have been promoted to Deputy Sui perir«tendent. The new D.S.Ps areMr. Tay Kuan Teck. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Yatim, Mr. Ang Thlan Sang, Inche Abdul Hamld "bin Muhammed, Inche Ahamad bin Hajl Abdul Hamid. Inlhe Azizul
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    'Ballet on TV' lecture
    53 5 SINGAPORE, Sun— Miss Beryl Jackson, external examiner from the Royal Academy of Dancing. London, will give a talk on her experience in ballet on television and with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art on Friday. The talk will be held at th» Shell Theatrette, Coilyer Quay,
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    Director and two leading RRI men resign
    586 6 Director and two leading RRI men resign 'CRITICAL BRAIN DRAIN' OF THE EXPATS NOW TOTALS 19... KUALA LUMPUR, Sun 'JHE director of the Rubber Research Institute, Dr. C. C. Webster, has resigned. His resignation will take effect from June next year. Two other top men in. the RRI who have
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    PRE-WAR PERAK SPORTS STAR DIES IN IPOH
    95 6 JPOH. Sun.— A pre-war soccer and tennis in Perak. Mr. Au-Yeong Kok ('noon. 61, collapsed in his house in Jalan Abdul Jalil here this morning and died in the General Hospital within a few minutes. Joining the Chartered Bank 44 years ago, he
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    Man kissed me, girl, 17 tells police
    67 6 ALOR STAR. Sun. A 17--year-old girl reported to polio* yesterday a man kissed her twioa after waylaying her on a lonely path at Upang, near Baling. D. Ranggana said she was walking home alone after a batn at a nearby well when the
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    TELECOMS: BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS OVERSEAS CALLS NOW
    150 6 TELECOMS: BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS OVERSEAS CALLS NOW SINGAPORE. Sun. Bookings for overseas telephone calls to be made during the Christmas and Now Year period to Britain. Europe Australia. New Zealand. Canada and the United States will be accepted from tomorrow by the Telecommunications Department. Announcing this in a statement. the
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    Straits Steamship deck fares I to cost more
    175 6 Straits Steamship deck fares I to cost more I OINGAPORE, Sun. I Deck passengers travelling on Straits Steamship Co vessels between Singapore aii|d Sarawak and Sabah I ports will have to pay about 15 per cent more I than the present fares from next year when these vessels have been
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      289 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Get tough with the hander1. S*t lref when cinema trouble out? (6i. comes to a head (10). 8. Joke about love, the latest In 6. In Jericho send (or the Jews style. In the 14 way (14). 13. Greetings to everyone in the 9. Change
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    Prayer for priest to be operated on in Lthe U.S.
    214 7 Prayer for priest to be operated on in Lthe U.S.- UUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A special prayer will be said at the Church of Our Lady of Fatima at Brickfields here on Tuesday at 8 p.m. for a Malaysian priest who will undergo a critical heart operation at that time in
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    3 families robbed of $4,000 in cash and jewellery
    146 7 UENANU. Sun. Four masked and armed men entered a house in Lim Lean Teng Road this morning and robbed three families ol about $4,000 in cash and jewellery. The robbers, two armed with pistols and the other two with daggers, gained
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    London Michaelmas Bar examination results
    225 7 J^UALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The rollowine are the results or the Michaelmas Bar examination (Part I) held in London in September. Unman Law <Third Class": Mrs I.V.V.C. App.Kiur..v. Mr. P. K,irtllisaVHr:. ML--S C.P.L K Mr. E nee, Mr Lm Him. Mr Bock S. Lee. Ml. H.
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    Hole-in-heart boy flies off to Melbourne for surgery baffled by all the fuss
    352 7  - Hole-in-heart boy flies off to Melbourne for surgery baffled by all the fuss JUDITH YONG By- Singapore, Sun. the Friday night hustle and bustle of Singapore Airport sat a calm and collected six-year-old boy clutching a new toy panda. But he looked vaguely puzzled. For "hole-in-heart" boy Toh Tiong Sun,
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    Jackie wins Xmas Queen title
    78 7 SINGAPORE. Sun Ml.s.s Jackie Fung. 20-year-old model, won the Christmas Queen title at a dance organised by me Amalgamated Union of Public Employees at Fruser and Neave hall last night in aid of retarded children and the AUPE Building Fund. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee
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    New offices
    19 7 KANGAR. Sun.— The Kegent, Tengku Sulaiman. will declare open the new Government offices here on Dec. 30.
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    Council meeting
    22 7 KUALA LIPIS. Sun. Th« Kuala Llpis Town Council meetIns will be held at the Council's conference room here on Friday.
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    BLACKOUT AFTER CRASH
    147 7 Three men injured IJENANG, Sun. A car accident caused a black out in MacAlister Road and the surrounding area here this morn- 1 ing. Three men were injured in the accident. They are Mr. I Roger Gunn, 30, of Jardine i Waugh and Co., Mr. Peter I
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    Tax meeting by Penang chamber
    78 7 1 DENANG. Sun. The committee of the Penang Chine.sc Chamber of Commerce will meet on Thursday to discuss the new tax proposals. I The meering will be asked ;o consider a proposal to the Associa- i ted Chinese Chambers of Com- j merce to request
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    Talk on Brunei
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Dr J. S. Gould. United Nations economic adviser in Brunei, will i talk on the "Problems ami I Prospects of the Economic De- vp-lopment of Brunei" at tnr> i Lecture Theatre of the Univer sity of Malaya on Thursday.
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    Invitation to an evening with RAF Seletar
    107 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.-The Royal Air Force at Seletar is to provide an evening of entertainment for 300 members of six local community centres on Wednesday. Each of the community centres has been invited to send 50 members to the party. Together with highranking RAF
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    Christmas cheer
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Singapore Red Cross Society will give a combined Christmas Party to mem^rs of the Old People's Club and the Handicapped Children's Club at 10.30 a.m. on Saturday at Red Cross House in Penang Lane.
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    Spore team off to reassure investors in Hong Kong
    281 8 Spore team off to reassure investors in Hong Kong SINGAPORE, Sun.— A 33-man trade mission from the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, which left here for Hong Kong yesterday, has three main objectives. They are: •TO STUDY and acquire knowledge of Hong Kong's industries and special skills. TO ENCOURAGE the
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    44 IN SINGAPORE'S KORAN CONTEST
    119 8 SINGAPORE, Sunday pORTY-FOUR women and children today took x part in the first Koran reading contest organised by the Young Women's Muslim Association at the Tun Seri Lanang School, i Present at the function to Rive away the prizes was Toh Puan Noor Aisnah. patron
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    12 lectures on Malay culture
    68 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. inche Hang Tuah bin Arthad. a graduate asswtant of the Department of Modern Languages, Nanyang Untverslty. will give a 12-lecture course on "Malay Literature and Culture" at Beatty Secondary School in Serangoon Road at 8.30 a.m. next Sunday, and every following Sunday. The
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    Highlands lake to be made a tourist attraction
    303 8 Highlands lake to be made a tourist attraction FISHING, BOATING, WATER SKIING FACILITIES PLAN T<ANAH RATA. Sun.— 1 The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swoe Aun, gave an assurance that the big lake near here will be developed into r tourist attraction very soon. He said this when,
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    Council building
    26 8 TANGKAK. Sun.— A new local council building costing $30,000 has been built at Bukit Gamblr. 16 miles from here, under the rural development Proaramm»
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    Smugglers' boat rammed after 2 a.m chase
    198 8 nENANO, Sun.— A Cus--1 toms boat intercepted and rammed a smugglers' speedboat, off Gurney Drive, and recovered 13 bundles of contraband worth about SB.OOO early this morning. Two men on board the smugglers' boat Jumped into jthe sea and escaped in the darkness.
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    Civics course in Pahang
    59 8 KUANTAN, Sun. A week-long civics course for National School teachers and boards of governors throughout Pahang will be opened by the Mentri Besar, Dato Yahva bin Haji Mohamed Seh. at ?h« Operations Room here tomorrow at 9 a.m. Talks on various subjects will be given by
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    Army religious teachers meet
    46 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Th« 14th annual Malaysian Armed Forces religious meeting will be held at the Rushldah Camp of the Ministry of Defence here at, 8.30 a.m. tomorrow. About 20 senior religious teachers from various Armed Force* units will attend the meeting-
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    Young men wanted by RAF (Malaya)
    148 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Royal Air Force (Malaya) is Inviting applications for vacancies in aircraft engineering and administrative trades. A Far East Air Force spokesman, announcing this, said that applicants should be young men between the ages of 18 and 32. medically fit, educated up
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    THE P.J. LETTER THAT TOOK 5 DAYS TO REACH CAPITAL
    248 9 THE P.J. LETTER THAT TOOK 5 DAYS TO REACH CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of Works, Posts, and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, has called on postmen in the country to be regular and efficient in their work. He made this appeal while opening the Union of Postal Uniformed
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    Mentri Besar makes D-Fund appeal to Kedah businessmen
    169 9 ALOR STAR, Sun. The Mentri Besar. Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin. last night appealed to businessmen in Kedah to donate generously to the National Defence Fund. "Kedah is not, lacking in rich people and I specially appeal to the towkays in the State
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    Dato Ningkan back from Jamaica
    70 9 CINGAPORE. Sun. Sarawak's Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalonß Ningkan. flew into Singa- I pore today after attending the I commonwealth Parliamentary Ab■relation conference in Jamaica. He said at the airpon that i i received cun.sider.iblc i .support from the other delegate* Boom aJn condemned the
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    Co-operative talk
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The director of the International Cooperative Alliance Education Centre. Mr. Marian Redctzkl, will give a talk on Wednesday at 5.15 p.m. at the University of Malaya. Tne talk is open to the public
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    Lorry kills girl
    31 9 ALOR STAR. Sun. A girl Normani bmte Rabanu,. five d:ed instantly after she was knocked down yeserdty by lorry at the 34th mile. Kuala Ketil-Sun«ci Patani main road.
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    NTUC won't give up the May Day S'pore holiday
    253 9 NTUC won't give up the May Day S'pore holiday Suggestion to 'harmonise' with other States turned down SINGAPORE, Sun JHE National Trades Union Congress today re- fused to give up the May Day holiday. The Singapore Government had suggested to the NTUC that it celebrate May j Day and the
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    Ong to PAP: Call Assembly meeting to oppose Budget
    248 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday. TPHE United People's Party today called on the x Singapore Government to convene a meeting of the Legislative Assembly and move a motion opposing the Central Government Budget provisions if it was sincerely against the tax increases. The U.P.P.
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    Policemen find two Indons instead
    79 9 Policemen find two Indons instead CINGAPOKE. Sun. Policemen who set out to bunt for a cans of housebreakers in Coronation Road West yesterday evening arrested two Indonesians hiding in a shed near a construction site. The two Indonesians, who are believed to have slipped into the State some time ago.
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    Wheel stolen
    45 9 IPOH. Sun. Wong Chit Chong. a labourer, reported to the police that a scooter wheel valued at $40. was .stolen last |niph: alter he had parked his i machine in Iront of the Perak i Chinese Recreation Club olf Chung Thye Phin Road
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    SARAWAK'S BIGGEST IBAN CO-OP IS OPENED
    136 9 KUCHINU, Sun. iV Sarawak's largest Iba ri co-operative society has been opened in the Lubok Antu district of the Second Division. It has a membership of 372 from over 40 long houses in the district Speaking at the opening ceremony. the acting Commissioner for
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    Padi planter stole wire
    62 9 KUALA IKENGGANU. Sun A 31-year-old padi planter. Mohamed Hassan bin Mohanierl. was bound over to be of good behaviour for 10 months here today after being found guilty of U;e then of a roll ol barbed wire from another farmer, Ismail biri .Mohamed. Hassan committed the
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    UDP ASSEMBLYMAN DENIES SMEAR AT CITY COUNCIL
    268 9 PENANG, Sun. 4 UNITED Democra--2X tic Party State Assemblyman and City Councillor, Mr. Teh Ewe Lim, today denied he had smeared the City Council or the Boci&llst Front when he spoke of the recent floods in George Town in his adjournment speech at
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    DEATH
    38 10 I 1* H.r«> HO (Minimum) MITCHELL. TERENCE VIVIAN rassed peacefully aw y hl rM rt enre 7. Mraycott Drive. Kino pore, Herein her 6. Funeral December 7 Bldxdan I P m Cortege leaving Casket Company 44 pm
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    56 10 M Word, tit < Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Arthur Chen thsnk friends and relatives for their valuable line and koo.l wishes on occasion of their marnaice 3-12-64. MR ANN MRS. Wang Tong tnank all Mm* snd relatives for their kind eondolenres. wreaths, donations and attendance at the tuneral of
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    The Straits Times Monday, December 7, 1964. Tax Man's Problems
    731 10 The Straits Times Monday, December 7, 1964. Tax Man's Problems i Almost the harshest criticism of the payroll and turnover taxes has now been provided by the Finance Minister himself. Mr. Tan Siew Sin's invitation to Chambers of Commerce, manufacturing and trade associations to submit memoranda to the Comptroller General
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    Mrs. B.s Future
    292 10 Firecrackers and jubilation in the streets of Colombo are a poor omen for Mrs. Bandaranaike who presently must face j Ceylon's electors against a background of newspaper drama, the revolt of the priests, economic chaos and a Communist bogey. On Friday night Parliament was disI solved, after
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    Rural Uplift
    249 10 The two pillars of the Government's rural development drive in Malaya have been land alienation and the extension to the kampongs of such amenities as good roads, running water, electricity, schools, clinics and community centres. In addition to Riving the farmer more land, it is necessary to help
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      Streaming systems in the schools
      537 10 A PARENTS letter expressing bewilderment over an apparent lack of a system for promotions and streaming in Singapore schools was given some prominence In your paper This reply is in answer to its appeal for clarification. Promotions need hardly any explanation: They are based on
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      Jurong Park
      315 10 MAY we be allowed to refer to a report in the Straits Times of November 20 on the Housing Developers (Control and Licensing) Bill in the Legislative Assembly. Statements by the Minister of Labour. Mr. Jek Yuen Thong, about our company, are untrue, and wrongly informed. In 1962
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      K.L. beggars
      41 10 AT last something is being done about beggars. As usual, it is left to Singapore to take the initiative. What are the authorities here in the capital intending to do about the innumerable beggars here? D.L. HACK Kuala Lumpur
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    Learning Malay—16
    396 10  - Learning Malay 16 ENCHE YUNUS MARIS M.A. a "THE consonant letter p dor the voiceless bilabial plosive) is pronounced as the p In the English word pull but without the ASPIRATION accompanying the p: or, as the p In sport which in any case exhibits no audible ASPIRATION* e.g.: pisang
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    SUDDENLY, FRATERNITY IN ARAB AFRICA
    673 10  - SUDDENLY, FRATERNITY IN ARAB AFRICA STEPHEN HUGHES ECONOMIC PROFIT AND PROGRESS WITH NO OUTSIDE- INTERFERENCE By RABAT, Sunday AB A L M V breeze blows these days along the top of Africa from Cairo to Casablanca and back. Just a year ago the politicah climate was unsettled, but suddenly the
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    Suspect helps solve crimes
    231 11 Detained man has assisted police in over 80 cases of burglary and robbery involving $50,000 Xl ALA LIMPIR, Sunday. arrested suspect has helped police solve more than 80 burglary and robbery cases which involved about 850,000 in cash and jewellery. On investigations earned out alter his
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    SINGAPORE VISIT BY COUNCIL DELEGATION
    116 11 SINGAPORE VISIT BY COUNCIL DELEGATION SINGAPORE. Sun.— A delegation from the Georne Town City Council and the municipal and asBlstant secretaries of Kuala Lumpur will visit Singapore from Dec. 9 to Dec. 11. During their stay here the delegation will call on the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Ytvv. They
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    Stolen car found
    46 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A Stolen Morris Minor was lound abandoned in a petrol station in Kunui i Besi Road last night. The car. belonging to Mr. M. S. Randhava, a journalist, was stolen from outside his flat In Jalan Barat on Wednesday night.
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    Leadership course
    30 11 PORT SWETTENHAM Sun. The Young Christian Worker's Movemrnt here will conduct a BChool-ltMvers leadership training camp at Port Swet tenham Convent School for four dayi beginning on Tuesday
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    Qantas flies in Xmas tree
    52 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. A giant Christmas tree has been specially flown from Australia for the Qantas staff children's Christmas party to be held at the Shell Sport Club on Saturday. The afternoon's programme will Include a magic show, Punch and Judy show, carol singing and distribution
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    Dato Wong leaves for Catholic congress
    114 11 PENANG, Sun.— The Chief 1 Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. left here for Bombay last night to attend the Catholic international eurharistic congress. Dato Wong, a Catholic, is due to fly to Bombay from Kuala Lumpur tomorrow with the Malay.sian delegation to the congress.
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    Legal talk
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Sun— Dr. E. Ellinger. lecturer in law at the University of Singapore, will give a public lecture on •'Travellers' Cheques" at 5 p.m. on Tuesday In New Lecture Theatre No. 4
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    Royal smiles at golf society's dinner
    91 11 I T was all smiles at the first annual dinner 1 and dance of the Royal Alam Shah Golfing Society held at the Royal Selangor Golf Club in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night at which the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong
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    SCHOOLS FOSTER UNITY: TALIB
    133 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. STUDENTS can play an important role in bring- ing about national unity in the country, the Minister of Education Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib, said yesterday. i He was speaking in a broadcast on Students' Role In National Unity. He said that the
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    Cultural show
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The National Union of Heads of Schools, Selanxor, will bold a cultural show at the Chin Woo Auditorium on Jan. 4 to raise funds for fhe Nntlonal Defence Fund.
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    Foresters to Dr. Tan: Keep hands off
    115 11 Foresters to Dr. Tan: Keep hands off KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Union of Forest Employees has called on Dr. Tan Chee Khoon of the Socialist Front to "leave civil service matters in the hands of civil service trade onions." In a statement today, the UFE general secretary, Mr. B.R.N. Thampe.
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    Shophouse fire
    34 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. A 3 ajn fire today destroyed several rooms in a shophouse in Mohamed Sultan Rtwd. rendering 30 people homeless. They are being looked after by the Soc al Welfare Department.
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    Kelantan hopes for agreement on adult education
    241 11 STATE 60VT SEEKS FULL RESPONSIBILITY TO RUN CUSSES KOTA BHARU, Sun.— The deputy Mentri Besar of Kelantan. Nik Man bin Nik Mat, yesterday said he hoped that cordial agreement would be reached with the Central Government concerning adult education classes so that the
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    Donations for Defence Fund keep pouring in
    83 11 J^UALA LUMPUR, Sun The Straits Times has received $39,923 for the National Defence Fund. The latest contribution of $***** was from Messrs Chan Wine and Sons Ltd.. of Kuala Lumpur. The Mentri Besar of Selanßor Dato Harun bin Haji Idrls. yesterday received a
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    Sultan opens art exhibition in K.L. today
    62 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Sultan of Selangor will open the fourth Selangor Art Society's exhibition at the British Council hall here M 5.30 p.m. tomorrow. One hundred and nine paintings by 16 local artists will be on display. The exhibition will be open
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    Shorthand prize winners
    75 11 IPOH. Sun. Challenge trophies donated by the Sultan of Perak and the Minister ol Annculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. were presented to winners of the Malay shorthand tPitmans) contest, by Inche Pawanchik bin Zalnuddin Assistant State Secretary, Perak, here yesterday. The prize winners are: Cecilia
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    Headmen gathering
    36 11 RAUB. Sun. The Mentri Besar of Pahang. Dato Yahya Din Hajl Mohamed Seh. will address a gathering of village headmen throughout the State at the Silver Jubilee Hall here on Dec 12 at 6am
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    Temple ceremony
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. A con.«deration ceremony, in accordance with Hindu rues will be performed at the Sivan Temole in Orchard Road on Wednesday to celebrate the completion of renovation of the tempi*.
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    U.S. ENVOY'S 2-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER AMONG 27 MODELS
    148 11 U.S. ENVOY'S 2-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER AMONG 27 MODELS KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The two-year-old daughter of the American Ambassador, Mr. James D. Bell, will be among 27 children, who will take part in a children's fashion show here on Wednesday. The models aged two to 11 will show the latest trends in
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    Singapore will have new $llm. landmark in 1967
    190 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's skyline will have an imposing dimension added to it when the new $11 million Malaysian Airways headquarters building is completed in 1967. The 15-storey bulldin*. to be named after the late D3to Loke Wan Tho. chairman of the Airways
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    ANOTHER $765 FOR PARAVATHI FUND
    249 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times has received another $764.97 for the Madam Paravathl fund, which brings the total to $5,333. The donations are from: Staff of the National Type Primary School (E) Ipoh ($80); Madam Lee ($15); anonymous of Bahau .($20); S. Singh of Johore
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      Eventful career of Golda Meir
      931 12  - Eventful career of Golda Meir ALLINGTON KENNARD GOLDA MLIR: Woman With a Cause. (By Marie Syrkin. Gollancz 305.) REVIEWED By LABOUR leader, politician, diplomat and Foreign Minister, Golda Meir is one of the twentieth century's most remarkable women. She is a «re a t woman, as well as a great
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      Shipping industry
      244 12 THE ELEMENTS OF SHIPPING. By Alan E. Branch. (Chapman and Hall. 215.). By JOHN KENT THE enormously complicated commercial, economic, political and operating structure of the shipping Industry is dealt with here by Mr. Branch for the benefit mainly of students sitting for the examinations of the London
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      Books on Formosa
      136 12 THE first book about Formosa written by an Englishman since before the Japanese war. say the publishers of Mr John Sliminings "Green Plums and a Bamboo Horse A oetter recommendation is the author himself Mr Slinming's first book wa.> Temiar Jungle a very fine and sympathetic account
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      New guide to Kuala Lumpur
      150 12 A COMPLETELY revised edition of "Papineau's Guide to Kuala Lumpur" has been published by Andre publications. This third edition of 210 pages, has been thoroughly revised and parts completely rewritten. Some good photographs and line drawings illustrate the text. Two valuable features of the guide
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      Last word on Beatlemania
      327 12 LOVE ME DO: The Beatles Progress. By Michael Braun. (Penguin. 4s. 6dJ. OUR OWN STORY. By the Rolling Stones. Corgi ss. i. MICHAEL Braun Is a young American journalist who attached himself to the Beatles shortly after their national beatification at last years Royal Variety Show
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      Lock icon U.S. road toll
      45 13 CHICAOO, Sun. A record 39.250 people died In road accidents in the United States In the first 10 months of 1964. the National Safety Council report*. Thia was 11 per cent up on the toll for the same period last year.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Pocket blonde Beaulah and her king-size problem...
      191 13 Pocket blonde Beaulah and her king-size problem... BEAI'LAH BENTON, just 4ft. lOins. tall in h-r size -three shoes, ran into a king-size problem when she fell in love with sixfooter Tony Fagg. Her mother wanted to stop the marriage. "She said be was too tall and I was too small."
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      Lock icon Hundreds of thousands brave bitter cold to welcome the Pope
      381 13 Hundreds of thousands brave bitter cold to welcome the Pope VATICAN CITY. Sun. IjUNDREDS of thousands of Romans last night 1X braved bitterly cold weather to give Pope Paul a triumphal welcome on his return from India. Shoppers, housewives, priests, nuns and children lined the streets of the capital in
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      AMPHIBIOUS SOVIET TANK UNDER STUDY IN U.S.
      99 13 T)ETROIT. Sun— A llton ampnibious Soviet tank is under study at the Detroit arsenal, but how it got here and where it came from are being kept military secrets. The USS4O.OOO tank is the latest Russian-built automotive equipment in the United States, officials
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      Lock icon LBJ PINS TOP MEDAL ON VIETNAM WAR HERO
      176 13 LBJ PINS TOP MEDAL ON VIETNAM WAR HERO WASHINGTON, Sun. President Johnson yesterday presented United States Army Captain Roger H. C. Donlon with the Medal of Honour the nations highest award for bravery In South Vietnam. It was the first time the medal had been bestowed uoon a U.S. serviceman
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      [Girl strips at students' party: Now an -inquiry
      172 13 [Girl strips at students' party: Now an -inquiry I ONDON. Sun. An, inquiry is being held into reports that a 24-year-old brunette stripper visited a party at Manchester University's Student Union and did her act to "liven things up." The stripper was Miss Vicky Day (38-25-38) and she walked Into
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      Lock icon Wilson accepts Shastri's invitation to India
      162 13 LONDON, Sun. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, and Mrs. Wilson have accepted an invitation to visit India, Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri, the Indian Prime Minister, said last night. Mr. Shastri said no dates had been fixed, but he hoped the visit would
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    2881 14  - The" great V-bomb row DAVID IRVING bu- Adapted from his book "The Mare's Nest" published last month Begins today... the inside story of how Britain Here for the first time is the inside story of how British Intelligence and the Cabinet faced the threat of Hitler's revenge weapons. First. the
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      4 15 TOMORROW: The RAF strikes
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  • Article
    The Malaysian share list
    1115 18 THE table of shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange show last business to November 28. (A) and last business since that date (B) with II and L •undine for Highest and Lowest business for 1963 and this year to date. •ft «/> «roo<n< o 2/tti 1/10%
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    Straits tin down $52 over week
    707 18 rE Straits tin price on the Penang market on Saturday fell $12.50 to $687.50 on an offering unofficially estimated at 185 tons, down 5 tons. This made a net loss on the week of $52.12} on offerings estimated at 1,110 tons compared to 1,080
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 18 <ov. 30. >cc. 1. 3. 4. 5. (perlb). (prrpicul). 69<i cts. 5738.87Ji •iit'^cts. 5728.00 •is cts. s: in. i Mii rts. SCBO.UO B8 T s cU. I7MJI $687.50
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    H.K. RATES
    39 18 ON the fret ixchanxi market la Horn; Kon s on iaturday thx U.S. dollar aal quoted at ft.76i for TT unrt 5 TAt tor cash. Sterling was qtiotPd at $16 and en* tail of Kolrj ut 23'Jt.
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      1030 18 [™lorientI lines ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN s.s. "CHUSAN" (24.000 torn hilly oirconditioned stabilised) Deport*:- Penang 9th January 1965 Singapore 12th Jonuory 1965 For Hongkong 15th/ 17th January Japan 2 1st /2 sth January. Hongkong 28/31 Jonuory 1965 Arrives:- Singapore 3 February 1965 Arrives:- Penang Sfh February 1965 Fares From:- Penang
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      546 18 LLOYD TRIESTINO Passenger Vessels Singapore/ Bombay Italy Specn, Concessional Rail Fares To All European Cities. l_ m^ mm Oep^Vpor^ Arr. Genou "VICTORIA" 19/12/64 9 1 65 6. GALILEI" 9/ I/6S 23/ ./•> ASIA" 21/ 1/6S 13/ i 61 t». MAi.CONf 7/ 2/6S 23/ 2/M VICTOPIA 2/*S 12/ 3 »5 •6.
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      471 18 P.W.D. NOTICE jk R SELANGOR The level crossing at Railway TKNTiFK NfITIPF Telegraph Post No. 58 3 tA Kum- lfc>UfcK ««l»^t bang Roath will be closed to Tenders will be received traffic for repairs from 6.00 p.m from registered P.WX> Conon Friday the nth December tractors in Class "I" and
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Depressing factors affect Exchange
      1764 19 Depressing factors affect Exchange From Our Market Correspondent for many a long day has such an accumulation of bearish factors built up to depress the Stock Exchange. Last week the market was frankly damn depressing and very little alleviation in the situation can be expected in the current week. No
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      45 19 Nov. 30. Industrials: 87.70 Tins: 131.80 > rubbers: lUM.in; Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29. 196 1 100. i >. 1. 87.92 130.89 109.94 Dec. 1. 87.25 129.93 109.94 Uec. 3. 86.87 128.86 109.94 Dec. 4. 86.83 127.19 108.96 Uec. 5 86.93 127.11 108.96
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      51 19 Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the previous w.ir year M. Tobacco 6% Jan. 30 14.3 r i 16.6. Wearnes JO. Dec. 18 25V 25' i Larut Tin 50.. Jan. 6 M% Nil Kirn Malacca IL' Jan. 18 12J'« 20% Sogomana 4.2.it Dec. 31 4.2% 30.6%
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      712 19 THE following Is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended c*» Friday, December 4. INDUSTRIALS Alex, orda 15.50 Bouatead 1.56 C.B. Holding* 231 Con. Tin Smelt. pref 17/» Orda 43 3 Punlop* I>>3 Knst Smelt 3.90 K»so i.m: Ksm> deb l.iH) Krd. IJisp
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      381 19 THE METAL BOX COMPANY OF MALAYSIA LIMITED The Directors of The Metal Box Company of Malaysia Limited have announced a dividend of 7 per ct -I less tax at 40 per cent which Is to be paid on Ist January 1965 In respect of the financial year ending 31st March
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      383 19 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOR REHABILITATION OFFICER IN THE REHABILITATION CENTRE I.l I I BRUNEI. APPLICANTS should have the following: (a) Standard V Malay Including Jawi. (b) Overseas School Certificate or equivalent. (O Experience in preparing and lecturing on Civics and relative subjects in connection with rehabilitation. <d) Applicant must
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      793 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS RURAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Training in Rubber Estate Management. APPLICATIONS are Invited from Malays who are Federal Clti- j zens for training In rubber estate management. On successful completion of training candidates have good chances of gaining employment as Assistant Managers. Applicants, who should be between the
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      353 19 NOTICES NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE Originating Summon* No. 171 of 1964. I In the Matter of the Trusts of the Will of Tan Choon Bock, deceased. And In the Matter of Order 52 Rule 1 of the Rules of the High Court 1934. ADVERTISEMENT FOR CLAIMS BY
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      750 19 SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in the States of Matajrm) Notice is hereby given that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the abovenamed Company will be hfld at Mercantile Bank Building. Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday the 29th clay of December. 1964 at 8.00 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of
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      NAZUDI SCORES HIS 20th WIN ON CORONATIONII
      1812 20  - NAZUDI SCORES HIS 20th WIN ON CORONATION II Epsom Jeep RACING by gINGAPORE, Sun. Apprentice Nazudi Arshad rode his 26th winner on Coronation II at Bukit Timah today. Nazudi, who is apprenticed to trainer "Porky" Donnelly, will now claim only 3-lb. Local trainer Keith Daniels had a successful day. sending
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      BIG SWEEP
      97 20 TOTAL POOL: 891,670 Int. No. *****4 (546.319) 2nd. No. *****3 1»13.2.»4) 3rd. No. *****7 6.617) STARTERS ($l,OOO each): No*. *****0. *****4. *****5. *****8. *****6. *****6. 262T20, *****4 CONSOLATIONS lS">0 each).- Nos. *****8. *****3. *****8. *****8, *****4, *****4, *****4, *****6, *****8. *****8. EXTRA CONSOLATION ($200): Not. *****4. *****2, *****1,
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      The Stipe's report
      332 20 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The MRA Stipendiary Stewards report on today's Buklt Timah races: RACE I—Lovely1 Lovely Lotus was slow fb begin. RACE 2 Apprentice Nazudl, rider of Coronation 11. was reprimanded for shifting out too sharply shortly after entering the straight, thereby inconveniencing Actress 111 and Neareo Myth
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      Lock icon Whites win in trials
      243 20 RUGBY LONDON, Sun. Results of Rugby Union matches played yesterday: Knfland trial Whites 6 Colours 5 (at Weston-super-Mare). Welsh trial Reds 18 Whites 32 (at Pontypool). Ciub matches Blackheath 0 Harlequins 3: Esher 0 Plymouth Albion 12; Guy's Hospital 9 Sireathem 11: London Irish 6 Richmond
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      Lock icon GOLF It looks sth straight Canada Cup for US
      261 20 GOLF It looks sth straight Canada Cup for US I/AANAPALI. Maui. Hawaii Sim. Bniliant nolf by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus Iton the United s.ate.s gnat to win n,c C;<iiHda Cup for the nfih successive year and the seventh time m all. They enter the final round of the il'-hole
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      7-7 DRAW
      30 20 REREMBAN, Sun. A Selangor golf team led by the Frirve Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Seremban International Golf Club drew 7-7 in a friendly match here today.
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      Penang easily turn back S'pores challenge
      494 21 by Norman Siebel; Kuala Lumpur, Sunday leading: young badminton players, Tan Aik Huang and Yew Cheng Hoe, laid the foundation for Penang's second consecutive successful defence of the Foong Seong Cup against challengers Singapore at the Selangor Badminton Hall tonight. And fittingly Teh Kew
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      SELETAR 4-0
      26 21 SINGAPORE. Sun. RAF Sel»tar beat Indian Association 4-0 in the Singapore Hockey Association Div. 1 a". Seletitr torl:;y. (coring through Cooper »3> and Tinlinc
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      Manchester United in shock defeat by Leeds
      435 21 Manchester United in shock defeat by Leeds BRITISH SOCCER ROUNDUP I ONDON. Sun. Leeds caused a big upsit. yeaierday when they gave League leaders Manchester United their first home defeat of the season and brought, to an end their unbeaten run of 19 matches. Inside-forward Bobby Collins got the all-important
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      DARUL AFIAH COMPLETE THE DOUBLE
      247 21 SAFA CUP FINAL Darul 3 Chinese Ath 1 Singapore, Sunday f EAGUE champions Darul Anah completed the double tonight when they staged a storming finish to win the SAFA Cup at Jalan Besar Stadium Chinese Athletic led 1-0 at halftime and up to that stage
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      Sultan sees son in polo victory
      102 21 Sultan sees son in polo victory CINGAPORE. Sun. Highlight of today's v governmentsponsored Festival of Sport programme was a thrilling rugger match between Singapore Asians and Negrl Asians on the Padang. Singapore Asians won 9-6 scoring two tries and a dropped goal against two tries by the visitors. The Sultan
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      Swimming trials
      70 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The 1965 Malaysian swimming tnampionships to be held in Singapore in May or June will serve h.s trials for selection of the Malaysian team for the SEAP Games here in August. This was decided at the Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia executive committee meeting at
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        SOCCER SOCCER
        36 21 SOCCER U. 1 lirvar Murld iß'worrhi Bkl. m Indian Blm- Cro.ss l B^wonh I. A v Sultan Vusulf Cup <P. Buntar): Krian ICaian 2 K 2 McQUUrray <'up <Klua:ißt: Johore Labis Est 1 North Lubis I
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        HOCKEY
        8 21 Taipin* League: BMH 1 Kilat Cluh 0.
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      THREE MAY JOIN AIK HUANG TO ALL-ENGLAND!
      277 21 THREE MAY JOIN AIK HUANG TO ALL-ENGLAND! l/'UALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Three other Malaysian badminton players may accompany Tan Aik Huang of Penang to the All-Eng-land. Canada and United States championships next year. This was disclosed by the Badminton Association of Malaysia standing committee meeting here today. Aik Huang has already
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      Results and tables
      966 21 I (IP -.'MI ROtND Aldershol I Heading 3 Itarnslcv (hosier llournrmoutl) 0 Bristol C. 3 ISrriittord 4 Notts Co. 0 Bristol Kor. 4 Wcymoulb I Chesterfield 2 Vor'k 1 Crook Town 0 Oldham 1 Donraster 0 Scarborough 0 Knlirld 4 Barnet 4 Kxeter 1 Shrewsbury 2 ILirtlepouls
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      Perak rout Selangor in Ung Cup final
      240 21 Perak rout Selangor in Ung Cup final RUGGER KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. With sheer pluck Selangor narrowed Perak's first half lead f l!>-5 to 15-11 in the 40th minute of the Malayan Schools S.C rugby championship final for the Ung Khek Cheow Cup on the pac!ang today and looked at that
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      Quad title to CEB
      105 21 4KB 3; Spore S K l 1 <: S'jor 3 UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Central Electricity Board, who drew their last match with Singapore today, became champions in the Malaysian Government Services hockey quadrangular competition at Gurney Road here. CEB had won their earlier matche: against Police
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      36 21 KUOOBB Club match S"s?or Club v HK Club iKL p.idang >. FESTIVAL of sports (Spcre): Table tennis inter-state competition (Havelock. Mountbatten and Rochore CO; Tennis YMCA v PWD (Bias Basah Rd and Kallani;); Volleyball interstate (SBA rmlh.
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    Lock icon Mountain moves, but 9 families defy the danger—'
    143 22 Mountain moves, but 9 families defy the danger GO D R E R GRIAG (Wales). Sun. Nine village families here are defying the danger of an imminent landslide cf thousands of huge boulders. One villaprr. rrfusinc to bo evacuated, suggested that thr Government should move thr mountain and not the
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    Shiina for London?
    34 22 TOKYO. Sun. Japan's Foreign Minister, Mr. Etsusaburo Shiina, intends to visit London on Jan. 14 and 15 for talks if the British Government agrees, a Foreign Ministry official said here today.
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    No 'bed sheets'
    38 22 ROME. Sun.— The Italian Treasury announced today that a newly designed 5.000-llra $25) bIU Is ready for issue early in 1965. to replace the outslzed note that Italians jokingly call "lenzuola" bed.slieet i A. P.
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    Premier starts boat race
    64 22 SING A P O R E S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, took time off yesterday to fire a gun to start a boat race at Changi Point. The boat race was one of the principal items in the sea sports held at Changi Point
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    Lock icon Menzies keeps control of Senate
    75 22 Menzies keeps control of Senate SYDNEY, Sun. The Australian electorate yesterday gave strong support to the Menzies-McEwen Coalition Government in an election for 30 seats in the Senate. Under the Australian Parliamentary system, 30 Senate seats are vacated for election of members every three years. The Government won a majority
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    Power cut-off
    57 22 SINGAPORE. Sun. —Electricity supplies will be interrupted on Dec. 9 between 8.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. in the following areas. Sennett Road, Sennett Close, Sennett Avenue. Sennett Lane, Sennett Drive, Parburry Avenue. Wiltshire Road. Jalan Pokok, Jalan Hajljah, Nullur Road. Palm Road, Evergreen Avenue, and Upper East Coast
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    Now bifocals which look like ordinary glasses
    104 22 I NEW YORK, Sun. A new I kind of eyeglasses called omnifocals has been in- troduced as a replacement for bifocais by House of Vision. Inc.. of Chicago. The omnifocal lens looks like a single vision lens there is no dividing line and
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    Lock icon WILSON OFF TO U.S.: MALAYSIA BACKED 100 p.c.
    191 22 LONDON. Sunday. MR. HAROLD Wilson, Britain's new Labour Prime Minister, said here today his Government was 100 per cent committed to supporting Malaysia in the face of intervention and aggression. Mr. Wilson, who was speaking to reporters at London airport before flying
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    Lock icon Bangkok: The pressure builds up for democracy
    668 22 After six years of martial law, people wonder: When will new constitution be ready? BANGKOK. Sun. UNDERCU ft RENTS of political unrest are being felt in Thailand after six years of martial law. A series of military alerts in the last few months
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 22 IN REMEMBRANCE of His. I. m Win Srnt: liv h<r (MMd children, and son-in-law "And I Give Into Thrra Eternal Life"
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