The Straits Times, 8 January 1965

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Sat*** 1 .file***** 1 Kstd. 1845 FRIDAY. JANUARY 8. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    'UNWISE TO ATTACK' warning
    580 1  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS: Army Minister: I hope Sock will have sense ANOTHER BRITISH PLEDGE TO DEFEND MALAYSIA BY KUALA LUMPUR. i Thursday BRITAIN'S Minister of Defence for the Army, Mr. Fred Mulley, today warned President Soekarno that it would be unwise for him to launch a major
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    Lock icon BANNED-THE SLOT-MACHINE BEATERS
    200 1 BANNED-THE SLOT-MACHINE BEATERS LAS VEGAS, Thursday. AN Australian gambling syndicate thai claims to have ;> system to bent one-armed bandits slot machines leaves here today alter netting jiist over l'Ss2oo and being banned from seven casinos. The three gamblers and their press agent said they had proved their system works.
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    Lock icon PALAR ON WAY HOME
    276 1 NEW YORK, Thurs. Mr. Lambertus Palar, head of the Indonesian delegation to the United Nations, left here last night on bis way home to Jakarta without making any further statements concerning his country's assertion that it is withdrawing from the l\N. >Ir. Palar left for Los
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    Harbour curfew after blast in ship
    527 1 Harbour curfew after blast in ship ONE SABOTEUR CAPTURED- HIS COMPANION BELIEVED DROWNED SINGAPORE. Thurs. A night harbour curfew will be imposed from tomorrow to prevent small boats from operating in territorial waters between the southwestern end of Singapore Island and Tanjong Changi. The 7 p.m. to 5.30 a.m. curfew
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    MTC workers give $9,000 to D-Fund
    76 1 MTC workers give $9,000 to D-Fund KUALA LUMPIR, Thurs. The employees of the Malayan Tobacco Company today donated S».000 for the National Defence Fund. Mrs. Margaret Loons of the Malayan Tobacco Company presented a cheque for $9,000 to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. The money was collected from about
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    Lock icon Sydney's first hydrofoil
    50 1 SYDNEY. Thurs. Sydney's first hydrofoil ferry began commercial operations today. The A £140.000 Japanese-built ferry cut the normal travelling time for the trip from suburban Manly to central Sydney from 40 minutes to 17 minutes. The 72--passcn^er craft can operate at speeds up to 42 m.p.h— Reut-er.
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    Most banned author
    47 1 CANBERRA. Thurs. The Australian Federal Government announced today it had banned another work by American authoHenry Miller, making him the most banned author in Australia. His latest and sixth work to be banned is "Nexus," part three of a trilogy entitled the Rosyb Crucifixion.
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    Lock icon Death at first chance
    88 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. A soldier home on leave killed himself with the Qrst pull of the trigger, after telling his roommates that "I'm going to show you how to play Russian roulette." The soldier. Pte. Sergio Annas. 21, a Cuban, died of a head wound in
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    Lock icon 3-storey fall in sleep
    46 1 SYDNEY. Thurs. A youiv; woman told polite here that she had sleep-walked while dreaming of eloping, opened her bedroom window, and plunged three storeys to the street. Christeen Stravrdylaki, 23. was In hospital with fractures in both legs and her pelvis. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Fish from China to Australia
    50 1 SYDNEY. Thurs. Fish from China was on its way to Sydney to reli-ve a shortage, the president of the Master Pish Merchants' Association. Mr. J. Johns, said today. The first shipment was due next Monday, and larger quantities would be in time for Easter. Reuter.
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    2,000-year temrple
    29 1 2,000-year temple NEW DELHI Thurs—Archaeological excavations in the western hinterlands, near Jamnalar. have convinced experts that the ancient temple of Lord Krishna at Dwaraka is over 2.000 years old.
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    Lock icon Rationing in Delhi
    22 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs Stru rationing of essential foodstuff.* for New Delhi's three milllor citizens will begin next month AP
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    Ningkan calls calm
    254 1 Ningkan calls calm ITUCHING, Than. A- more troop reinforcements arrived here today to strengthen Sarawak's defences ajjainst the bijr Indonesian military build-up, the Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, tailed on the people to remain calm and confident. 1 He said: "Things havt eertaJal) taken turn ior the worse. It
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    23 1 SOEK: WE WITHDRAW FROM U.N. JAKARTA. Thurs. President Seokarno formally announced at mass rally tonight Indonesia* withdrawal from I'nited Nations— AP.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      CONGOLESE SEIZE PEKING GUNS FOR REBELS
      143 2 NEW YORK. Thurs The Congolese Government told the U.N. Security Council yesl«-r--day that it had seized a shipment of weapons from China being sent to Congolese rebels. The permanent delegate of the Congo. Mr Theodore Idzumbuir. said in a letter that two Soviet-made trucks
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      Lock icon Top Indon leaders are victims of party ban
      410 2 Top Indon leaders are victims of party ban MOVE STRENGTHENS THE COMMUNISTS JAKARTA, Thursday A SPECIAL decree by Presi- dent Soekarno yesterday, ter- porarily banning Indonesia's small but influential Murba Party, cuts short the careen of several j leading politicians, according to obser- vers here. Notable among them are Dr.
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      Lock icon China finds an even older rival to Peking Man
      208 2 China finds an even older rival to Peking Man TOKYO, Thurs. Peking ar/thropolog- ists have completed preparation of the skull of a prehistoric man they claim may be older than the .'"Peking man" skulls j unearthed in China between 1929 and 1937. The October discovery was labelled the "Lantien apeman"
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      Lock icon Mao Tse-tung mill
      40 2 DAR-ES-SALAM. Thurs. Al textile mill to be named after Mao Tse-tung. and employing 2.000 peo- i pie. will operate in Tanzania within two years under an agreement between Tanzania and the Chinese Peoples Republic signed here Reuter
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      Lock icon Ban on Buddha heads export
      55 2 BANGKOK. Thurs. A law :s being drafted to ban the export ,of heads of Buddha images and control the trade in antiques. A police source raid the law would put a stop to the cutting ofT of heads of Buddha images and the theft to
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      Lock icon Vietnam Reds test their strength for bigger battles
      252 2 Vietnam Reds test their strength for bigger battles SAIGON, Thursday I DECENT big battles in South Vietnam indicate that the Communist guerillas, who have clearly grown in strength and fire power, may be testing their muscles to see if they can stand and fight for long periods against government forces,
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      More quakes
      31 2 ALGIERS. Thurs.— Three P«"o--ple were Injured and a number of buildings destroyed or damaged when three more earth tremors shook the earthquake town of MiiU on Tuesday amii' h«m'«?.
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      Lock icon Saud flies to Vienna in style, but is it exile?
      214 2 Saud flies to Vienna in style, but is it exile? VIENNA, Thurs. Former King Saud of Saudi Arabia flew into Vienna in glittering luxury yesterday for medical treatment and possible exile. As always, the 62-year-old ex-monarch travelled In style. With saud on his Jetliner were 20 wives and female attendants.
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      Lock icon Soek's space dream...
      53 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonerta will be able to launch us Ant astronaut to the outer space by 1968. a tup ranking Air Force officer was quoted yesterday n* (saying. Air Vice Marshall Budiard.io, Deputy Air Force chief lor loguttics affairs, said Indonesia had begun its survey for outer
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      Shot: Tiger that killed 42
      51 2 I NEW DELHI. Thurs. A man- eating tiger which had killed 43 people during tlie past three 1 months has been shot. There wa» a R. 5500 reward. Mr. Raishunath Patnaik, an Orissa State Assemblyman, shot the tiger dead while touring the jungle at night.—
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Urgent probe in Britain as prices soar
      209 3 Urgent probe in Britain as prices soar LONDON, Thursday. Government is making an urgent probe into spiralling prices which threaten to upset its plans for keeping wages and the nations export costs down. News of the Government decision came after a sudden wave of price increases especially for food, furniture
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      Film star is banned by Lebanon
      83 3 Film star is banned by Lebanon BEIRUT, Thurs. American film star Joanne Woodward (above) has been banned from entering Lebanon, and the exhibition of her films prohibited in this country, the National News Agency said last night. i The ban also includes comedian Steve Allen and British singer Helen Shapiro
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      Lock icon CHANGE OF SEX FOR THE UNCERTAIN BOY...
      155 3 OAI.TTMORE, Thurs. D A judge yesterday authorised an operation to change i the sex of a 17-year-old I burglary defendant i from male to female. Judge James K. Cullen signed the order after two Johns Hopkins doctors said the operation would be in
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      Lock icon Slick trick by a thief
      59 3 RIVA TRIGOSA (Italvt. Thurs. 1 —A priest stepped down from his I pulpit, chased a man down the 1 aisle and caught him at (he front door. The man. who had stolen a wallet from the sacristy while I the priest was conducting the service,
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      Lock icon The grooming of a Prime Minister
      71 3 BRITISH Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, during a visit to TV. studios in London, brine groomed for a television appearance. Picture shows the Labour leader combing his hair while a make-up expert holds the mirror before him. The Premier later anpeared on T.V. in
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      Lock icon Albania hits out again at Kremlin 'revisionists'
      249 3 Albania hits out again at Kremlin 'revisionists' BELGRADE, Thursday. THE Albanian Communist Party newspaper yesterday described the present Soviet leaders as ''Khrushchevian revisionists" and said a struggle against them was going on inside the Soviet Union. In an editorial quoted by the Albanian news agency Ata, the newspaper, which often
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      Lock icon Three jailed for blast outside Negro church
      95 3 MONTGOMERY (Alabama), 11 Thurs. Three white men who caused an explosion outside a Negro church here last month were yesterday given the maximum I sentence of six months' imprisonment and fined US$2OO each. But, following a prosecution recommendation, they will serve j only
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      Lock icon £152 m. record
      32 3 LONDON. Thurs. Tre British I Motor Corporation, makers of I Austin. Morris, Wolseley. Riley. and MO. cars, announced yesterday record exports for 1964 of *****0 vehicles worth £152 million.—Reuter
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      Lock icon Wall break-out
      37 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs Forty-two prisoners cut through a wall on a top floor of a prison here today and fled across the rooftops Guards caught all but seven of them within two hours. AP
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      Lock icon Cost of rioting
      26 3 WASHINGTON, Thure—Senator Stuart Symington (Democrat, Missouri), today introduced legislation to end foreign aid to countries which permit rioters to destroy U.S. property —Reuter.
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      Lock icon The franc takes over
      117 3 pARIS. Thurs. The French Government yesterday replaced the American dollar with the French franc as the unit for reckoning its gold and dollar reserves. The announcement taint in a communique showing a record increase in France's gold and dollar reserves. The reserves now total 25.200 million
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      Lock icon The double life of the little darlings
      106 3 The double life of the little darlings T OND O N, Thurs. Teenage girls in Burnley are using public powder rooms to switch from "angelic schoolgirls" to "glamorous women" and back again without the folks knowing. A city health official. Mr. Clifford Hindle, said the Rirls are using the ladies'
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      Lock icon Boom in nylons
      31 3 IXDNDON. Thurs British women bought an estimated 450 million pairs of nylons in 1964. Imperial Chemical Industries Fibres announced. This compared with 370 million pairs ln 1963— Reuter.
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    Saved from death at sea
    372 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs 4 MALDIVE FISHERMEN, ADRIFT FOR ONE WEEK WITHOUT WATER IN STORM, RESCUED BY A FREIGHTER CNATCHED from the jaws of death, after clinging to the mast of storm-battered boat for oik week in the Indian Ocean, four shipwreck fishermen from the Maldive Islands
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    Brighter mathematics: Expert's new system
    397 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. TVfOST of the mathe- matics syllabuses in schools throughout the world are out of date, and a new system and a new approach to mathematics for secondary schools is needed. This is the view of Professor Bryan Tbwaites. Professor of applied Mathematics at
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    UNION SUSPENSION CASE: CONSENT ORDERS ARE MADE
    365 4 UNION SUSPENSION CASE: CONSENT ORDERS ARE MADE SINGAPORE. Thur«. CONSENT orders were made by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court here on Monday in proceedings instituted by Mr. Norman Kow, who was purported to have been "suspended" from office as assistant general secretary of the Manual and Mercantile Workers'
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    Union charge: Overtime not paid drivers for 2 years
    133 4 CINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Health was today accused in the Industrial Arbitration Court of not paying overtime allowances to four employees at Woodbridge Hospital who had been ordered to work an hour in excess of their normal weekly hours for
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    Annual dinner
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs—The Sea View Park Association will hold Its annual Chinese-Muslim dinner party at the auditorium of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Saturday.
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    Jail term for escapee
    68 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs —Ricky Tan Kian Tlok. 22. who escaped from the custody of a detective on June j 13, was re-arrested In Windsor Park at 2.30 a.m. today. This afternoon, in a magistrate's court. Tan pleaded RUllty to a charge of escaping from th? legal custody
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    Six homes, factory gutted in blaze
    135 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 90-minute fire this morning destroyed six homes and a woodwork factory in Kalians Pudding Road, making 44 persons homeless. The factory of Tone Lee Co. was completely gutted. A man was slightly burnt in the blase which began at 5.30 a.m.
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    CYCLING DAIRYMAN SETS NEW MARATHON RECORD
    187 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Indian marathon cyclist, R. C. Muthukumaran, 28, has broken his own record after cycling non-stop for 159 hours in seven days. He began at 6.30 p.m. last Wednesday at Farrer Park and did not get off his bicycle until 9.30 a.m. yesterday.
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    Govt pensioner sues a Senator
    560 5 COURT TOLD LAWYER RETAINED FEES AS WELL AS COSTS IN CIVIL SUIT KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A Government pensioner today sued a lawyer, Mr. Athi Nahappan, a member of the Senate, for retaining his fees as well as costs in a civil suit in which he
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    Lock icon A $12.6 mil surplus in Brunei
    104 5 A $12.6 mil surplus in Brunei ORUNEI TOWN, Thurs. i Brunei's revenue for this year is likely to amount to 5108.500.000 and expenditure to $95,900,000 according to Mr. John Lee. the State Financial Officer. "There is thus an estimated surplus on recurrent account of 512.600.000, he said Although development expenditure
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    EAST COAST HOSPITALS FREE OF CHOLERA CASES NOW
    112 5 EAST COAST HOSPITALS FREE OF CHOLERA CASES NOW ITUALA LUMPUR. 1 Thurs The last cholera patient in. Kuala Ttengganu hospital was discharged today. This has made hospitals on the East Coast free of cholera patients for the first time since the outbreak of the epidemic in May. Altogether 904 suspected
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    Treat for T.B. patients
    32 5 PENANO, Thurs A New Year treat lor tuberculosis patients in the Penang General Hospital will be given by members of the' Penang Red Cross detachment on j Saturday-
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    OCPD gives blood to save boy
    105 5 IPOH, Thurs. Supt. F. Q. Fenner. OCPD. Ipoh, and two police constables today donated a pint of blood each to save the live of a police corporal's son. The boy. Mohamed bin Harun. 14. son of police constable Harun bin Mat Rrjab. was admitted
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    Poor pupils in Perlis to get cash relief
    81 5 Poor pupils in Perlis to get cash relief KANGAR. Thurs. The Perlis Government w.ll allocate $15,000 to award secondary and primary scholarships to poor and I deserving pupils this year. I The Mentri Besar, Dalo Sheikh Ahmad. s:iid these grant* would I replace the $20,000 relief the j State Government
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    Envoy's home fire
    36 5 RANGOON. Thurs— Fire broke out at the home of the Malaysian Ambassador. Inche Bahadun bin Hajl Hassan, yesterday afternoon but it was extinguished by the household staff. Damage was ne- j gligible— UPl.
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    LABOUR PARTY OFFICIAL GETS JAIL ON ARMS CHARGE
    164 5 f Johore Bahru. Thur«. i i JOHORE. Labour Party official. Tay Geok Khoo, alias Tay Bok Swee. 25. was sentenced yesterday to two years' jail by the Segamat Sessions Court or three charges of possession of arms and explosives. The charges stated
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    With wraps off, warship gets ready for action
    77 5 - NAVAL ratings at work tearing off the asbestos cocoon from the mine- sweeper lI. MS Lullington. The- Lullington is one of several minesweepers which has been in mothballs for several years at the Singapore naval base. Six minesweepers are beinc re-activated for
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    SABAH POLLS THIS YEAR WILL HAVE INDON VOTERS
    184 5 SABAH POLLS THIS YEAR WILL HAVE INDON VOTERS KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. INDONESIANS in Sabah. who are Malaysian citi- zens. can vote in the State's direct elections to be held this year. This was stated today by the chairman of the Election Commission. Dato Haii Mus- i tapha Albakri before he
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    Govt union deplores MP's attack on member
    119 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The Johore Civil Service Union has deplored an attack on a Johore Government officer by an Alliance MP. liiche All bin Haii Ahmad "Pontian Selatan). dur ing the Budget debate last month in the House ot Representatives. Inche Ali had
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    $11,000 fine on labourer
    76 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs A labourer. Urn Bong Teng. 23. wns today fined a total of SI 1.000. or four years and four months' jail, j on three charges arising out of recent Customs haul of ov»r 9.400 gallons of liquor described by the prosecution as "the
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    Charity drive by Buddhists
    62 5 PENANG Thurs The Penang branch of the World Fellowship i of Buddhists plans to collect old I clothing for distribution to va- j rious charitable organisations. The president. Mr. Khoo Leong Hun. announced thus at the monthly fellowship dinner held last night Mr- Khoo also said
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    I-card charge
    48 5 PENANO. lnurs I .it Hooi j Beng. 19. was charged in the Second Magistrates Couit today with having tailed to report the loss of his identity card M required by the National Rectstra-I tlon Regulation of 1960 He pleaded not guilty and was allowed bail I
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    Lever Bros appoint two Asian executives as directors
    162 5 Lever Bros appoint two Asian executives as directors l/UALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. The chairman of Lever Brothers (Malaya) Ltd.. Mr. R. D. Chandler, today announced the appointment of two Malaysian executives to the company's board of directors. They are Raja Kamarudm bin Kaja Tun Uda. 39. Who becomes personnel director
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    Hari Raya cheer to troops by Kaum Ibu
    187 6 Hari Raya cheer to troops by Kaum Ibu J(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Umno Kaum Ibu plans to bring Hari Raya cheer j to our security forces i in Sabah and Sarawak. Its branches have been asked to prepare Hart Raya j I dishes and cakes for the soldiers. The Ministry
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    Free X-rays for P. Wellesley
    71 6 I PENANG, Thurs— The Government's free X-ray unit will tour Province Wellesley to give mass chest X-rays to the public on the following dates: District Hospital. Buklt Merta- i Jam: Jan. 11. 12. 13, 25. 26 and 27: district hospital, Sungei Bakap: Jan. 14. 15.
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    Koran contest winners
    48 6 KANGAR. Thurs— Tengku Sepur* bmte Abdul Rahman and Inche Mat Isa bin Che Mat will represent the Mat a Ayer District in the Perils State Koran contest on Sunday. They defeated 12 others in the district competition nt Sekolah Kebangsaan Oran. (our miles from here.
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    Kelantan demand over salary revision
    165 6 I Kota Bh«ru. Thur». J T<HE Kelantan branch of the Malayan, Technical Services' Union has expressed frustration over the delay in the Government's offer of a revised salary scheme It has called on the union headquarters in Kuala Lumpur to hold an emergency meeting of
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    Big royal hand for ice dazzler
    132 6 THE Yang di-Pertuan Agang and the Raja Perm lisuri Agong congratulate the youngest ice skater, 17-year-old Patricia Franc ry, after her performance at the Asian premiere of "Holiday on Ice" at Stadium N<*gara in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday night. Miss Francey. dressed in colourful
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    Aft exhibition
    46 6 Art exhibition MUAR- Thurs- Dato C'liua Song Lim. chiiirman of the Johore Works Committcp. wiir opon four-day art rxliibition m the i Chi Chi Hall hue on Saturday. More than 250 exhibits by a popular Hong Kong artist, Mr Choen Ton Chak. will be on display-
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    TENGKU'S TRIBUTE TO COMMONWEALTH CORRESPONDENTS
    250 6 TENGKU'S TRIBUTE TO COMMONWEALTH CORRESPONDENTS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs rFENGKU Abdul Rahman today paid a special tribute to Commonwealth correspondent. s for their role In interpreting events in one Commonwealth country to the other. The Prime Minister Daid the tribute in a message congratulating the Commonwealth Correspondents' Association on its silver
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    Japanese envoy in Jesselton
    49 6 I JESSELTON. Tbun. Mr. Nakajima. First Secretary of th« Japanese Embassy i:i Kua pur. has arrived here to male* preliminary arrai scm I establishing a JapaneM 1 111 Jcsselton. The consulate, which will cover the Borneo region o function before the middle 01 thia year.
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    Drummer aged 8 in troupe: Park boss acquitted
    435 7 UENANG. Thurs. An eight-year-old boy was watching a stage show at the New World Park one night when the audience asked him to perform one or two numbers, the magistrate's court was told today. "My son then went up and accompanied the
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    Army medical men for NZ training
    117 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Ten non-cotnmirtaloned c officers of the General Service Corps. Medical, have j been selected to attend an advance nursing orderties i cour.se at the New Zealand Army School. Waiouru. t rom Jan. 14 to Feb. 10. They are Staff Sergeants John
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    Constable dies of wounds
    41 7 JESSELTON. Thurs. A member of the Sabah component ol I the Royai Malaysian Police Band was round dead in his quarters with rarbine shot wounds. He was Police Constable Ganirgane bin Mansalong. 29. father of three children.
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    By-election in Sabah
    46 7 H/rON. Thurs A bvelection will be In Id bctnir j rt n 2:1 kl the WM Co<*>t Residency riretoinl collrar to f:li the Legislative AMMttWy .-eat vacated by rhe formrr Chid Mini>ter. Dato Donald Step!i NomiiiMtiiji-.'j (or the teat clone en Jan 16.
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    Now an extra year duty for these servicemen
    213 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. All servicemen, who will normally be due for discharge or transfer to the Reserves, must now stay on with the armed forces for at least another year. I'nder the Kmcrtency Regulations, 1964. servicemen who were about to go for
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    INSPECTOR CLEARED OF $5,500 CHARGE
    183 7 IPOH. Thursday. INSPECTOR Chew Tit Chye. 41. was today acquit--1 ted at his retrial in the sessions court here >n a charge of criminal breach of trust of $5,513.56. 3is defence was not called. He pleaded not guilty to nisapproprlating the money arrears of salary
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    Beverley off to Vietnam
    62 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs— A Beverry freighter oj No. 34 Squadron, {oval Air Force, took off from Septar Air Base yesterday with if.ooo lb of blankets and cloth or flood victims In South Viet;»m The relief supplies were donated >y the "War on Want" Orgamsalon. So far the
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    Ship's party for 46 children
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The upturn and crew of HMS Hartand Point gave .i party Yesterday or 46 children of the Wooel>iidge Hospital The captain pnKtted I $300 vheelchair to the ha-pital The noney was collected among the •rew.
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    Nanyang's call for admission
    71 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.-Nan-yang University Is now calling for applications for admission to Its next academic year, which begins in mid -April. Applicants holding a full Higher School Certificate in either Chinese or English stream may apply tor exemption from the entrance examination. Graduates of the old system
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    Admiral Dreyer says goodbye
    62 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.« Vice-Admiral Sir Desmond Dreyer Commander of the Par East T\»t\ paid a farewell call on oillcials if the Ministry of Defence here yesterday Admiral Dreyer will :eave r.oon lor England to become Chief of N.ivxl Personnel and Second Sem I Lord at the'
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    New chief of registration
    46 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs T»ie Principal Assistant Secretary n Affair.- 1. Pr-me Minister's Department. Inche i BMMU bm Nor. is the new Commissioner of National legislation He has taken over from Inch* Ibrahim bin AH who was recently appointed Controller of Immigration. Malaysia.
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    Drive for recruits
    29 7 .lESSELTON. Thurs. The tUrh and iinal drive for recruitment of the Malaysia Rangers to bring the biM.ilion to full strength will begin in Jesselton next Monday.
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    New Chief Minister pledges loyalty
    98 7 New Chief Minister pledges loyalty JESSELTON. Thurs. Sabah's new Chief Minister. Mr. Peter Lo. has sent a telegram to the Prime Minister. Tensku Abdul Rahman, pledging his loyalty. The telegram said: "On assumption of office as Chief Minister I assure y&u of my constant endeavour to justify your trust and
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    Territorial Army seeks recruits in S'pore
    149 7 Territorial Army seeks recruits in S'pore SINGAPORE. Thurs. Recruitment of Malaysian and Commonwealth citizens for the Territorial Army Squadron in Singapore, will open on Sunday at 9 a.m Volunteers must be between i ths ages of 18 and 35. preler- ably with a Form Three English or Malay education. An
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    65 8 7« H'orWs SIS I Minimum > MR TEO PENG KAY passed away on H-IK.'i Cortfi;e will ilen.lrr C10..r for Hidadarl 00 HO p.m CHRISTOPHER TAN TENG KEE. A3. M»>rd away on 7-1-1965 at 4.U Ouillemard Road, lenvini; hehlnd wife Msbel Tan and I sons. Charlie Tan Boon Sent; ■M
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    86 8 Hor<*» Uli (Minimum) MR AND MRS. Lam Kirn Patt thank relatives and friends for attending then ueddlng on 6-1-6 A and also for vnr valuable presents LUM YEE HUNG, l.nm Sook Yuen and (heonr Hee Choy thank all friends and relatives for their expressions of vmpathv and amintance in
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    IN MEMORIAM
    21 8 ■0 Wori* SIS (Minimum) IN EVER LOVING MEMORY Of our hii psjsjßSl away on 8-1-82. Cjone but never forgotten.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    171 8 t» ir*rrfs til (minimum) "HILDA'S" Cold Storage just received beautiful selection of Italian sano.l- in various desln and slzea reasonably priced. Tel: (Sport) *****. CORNEAL CONTACT LENSES by specialist from London Consult The ->i-i i-n: Hoiij* Consulting Opticians. VUL. Orchard Road, next to Mar Donald House. Spore. FREE PARKING
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    The Straits Times
    7 8 Friday, January 8, 1965.
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    Bluster, Or Action?
    652 8 There has never been rea- j son to question the British I Government's response to i Malaysian requests for assistance under the defence treaty, j or the willingness of Aus- j tralia and New Zealand to play their more limited although important role. Nevertheless i it is
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    More Doctors
    381 8 Arrival of a group of Filipino doctors for service with the Central Government is the first real evidence for months that the present serious shortage is under attack. Normally we hear only that applications are being "processed", that recruiting missions will go abroad "shortly" and that the doctors
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    Too Far Out
    185 8 The Indonesians can learn some things fast. Two months ago. for example, they learned that the world is apt to take even their jokes seriously. This lesson began with a casual remark by a senior army officer at a weapons testing ground when a misfiring bomb threw
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      Sirens or drums for ending the fast?
      359 8 Sirens or drums for ending the fast? DECENTLY we held ra- ther exhaustive tests of our air raid sirens to acquaint Malaysians with the meanings of the different waitings apart from trying to gain a knowledge about their audibility value. Obviously the tests were very necessary In view of the
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      Being rude
      48 8 THE President of the Ipoh Municipal Councils "don't be rude to Councillors" warning to the staff appears one-sided. Sometimes provocations lead to prejudice and consequently to victimisation. He should also warn councillors not to interfere with the administration of which he is the head. EX-STAFF Kuantan
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      Haircuts, drinks and trousers
      197 8 THE price of a haircut has risen from $1 to $1.50. A bottle of drink goes up from 20 cents to 25 cents. A letter now costs 15 cents to post. My tailor Just told me that he will charge me $7 instead of $6 for
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    Learning Malay—29
    487 8  - Learning Malay— 29 Enche Yunus Maris M.A. By Personal Pronouns in Nominal Phrases. You have seen that the SELECTION and USE of Malay Personal Pronouns depend. amonng other things, on the situation, status, etc. of and personal relationship between SPEAKER and HEARER. Syntactically speaking with few exceptions, they behave In
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    Chou out to woo the Middle East
    939 8  - Chou out to woo the Middle East PATRICK SEALE A PERSONAL VISIT TO ESTABLISH A BASE FOR A FRESH DIPLOMATIC OFFENSIVE I By THE Chinese Premier, Mr. Chou En-lai. is believed to be planning a personal dip I o matic offensive in the Middle East similar to his long, exploratory
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      546 8 I Straits Times k Malay Mail Classified advertisements msy be handed teCOLD ITOSAOI AKCADC Orchard Rosd (;st Floer) I COLD STORAGE ISANCHII I At Hslland Rsad Kaletig Ksmsl Resd Natal Sssis. Authorised Agents: CITY SOOK STONK LTD I Winchester House. Collyer Qjay THE NEWS MONT ritipatrlek's Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL
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      57 8 BRITAIN'S GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY The biggest cash robbery in history has now bren followed by the Great Jail Break! Meet the "brain" behind the whole fantastic story Douglas Goody, whose taste runs to dark green Jaguars one of the men who knows where six million missing dol- lars are stashed!
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      107 8 ADD A DELICIOUS DASH OF <.^&| LEA f§ PERRINS |i WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE I II On avocado pears and salads jjf^KefTOWtf^ with meat and fish... In sauces, Nc^SStW^figt^x soups and curries and, ''^*-> *Z* of course, tomato juice— the '^'V piquant flavour of Lea Perrins j^^^T. 1 makes all the difference!
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  • Article
    American singers in quest of Malaysian songs
    192 9 American singers in quest of Malaysian songs SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two American folk singers now in Singapore hope to pick up some indigenous songs while they are In Malaysia. BUI Crofut. 30, and Steve Addlss. 29. disclosed their plans to publish a com- Denrjlum of 50 international folk songs, which they
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    Senang case man: Don't send me to Changi...
    118 9 Senang case man: Don't send me to Chang i... SINGAPORE. Thurs. Koh Goh Chua. 36. jailed for three years for retaining a stolen car. today pleaded with a district judge. Mr. K. T. Alexander, not to send him to Changl Prison because he had given evidence In the Pulau Senang
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    Aid for fishermen
    49 9 BATU PAHAT. Thurs. The Miniver of Welfare Services. Hajl Abdul Humid Khun, will hand over cash relief to fishermen in the Batu Pahat district whose livelihood had been affected by Indo- nesian confrontation at the Coro- nation Boys' Club here on Satur- day at 10 a.m.
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    $400 armed robbery
    70 9 PENANG. Thurs. Two robbers, one armed with a pistol, escaped with $400 from i rubber dealers shop. Seng Huat Co.. In Beach Street yesterday evening. They took $300 from a drawer and the balance from the pocket of the manager, Mr. Loh Bok Seng. When some workers
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    Factory visit
    26 9 KUALA I.UMPUR. Thurs. Members of the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club will visit the Metal Box Company factory In Petaling Jajra at 2.30 Dm. tomorrow.
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    Worker killed by falling cargo
    63 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A man was killed and three others seriously injured when several huge bags of rice In a cargo ship fell on them this morning in the eastern anchorage about a mile from shore. The dead man was Chan Choo Tian, 51, the Injured
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    Record road death toll
    233 9 220 DIED IN STORE ACCIDENTS LAST YEAR— 4O MORE THAN IN 1963 SINGAPORE, Thursday. RECORD total of 220 people, including 24 children, were killed in road accidents last year-40 more than in 1963. More than 7,000 people were injured 6,101 seriously. j In all. some 32.632
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    Indonesian captives 'well treated'
    83 9 Indonesian captives 'well treated' J'ESSELTON, Thurs. Mr. Andre Durand, the dele-gate-general of the International Committee of Red Cross, said here today that he found Indonesian detainees and prisoners "well treated and well taken care of" in Malaysia Before leaving for Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Durand told I reporters he found conditions
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    CAIRO SENDS NEW YEAR GREETINGS
    107 9 ™t™-™ KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday T<E]\GKU Abdul Rahman has received New Year greetings from the Prime Minister of the United Arab Republic, Mr. Aly Sabry. Mr. Sabry extended his j oovernmenfs congratulations and best regards. The Prime Minister. In his reply, said that on behalf of
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    Malay in R.A.F.
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Royal Air Force men in Londen are learning Malay. At present 10 airmen including three ofheers are attending a Malay class, held weekly and conducted by a former teacher. Inche Mohamed Yunus bin Wall.
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    Police transfer
    24 9 TANOKAK. Thurs.— The OCPD here. Inspector Idris bin Haji Wahid, has been transferred to Pagoh. He is succeeded by Inspector N. Nadarajah.
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    $925 morel from our readers
    56 9 $925 morel from our readers KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Straits Times Group has received another $925.18 for the National Defence Fund bringing the total to 543.243.79. Today's contributions were from the staff and dally rated workers of Athlone. Braffeton, Bukit Kraiong Estates, Kapar $855; Rumah Kanak2 Serendah. Selangor $60; and
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    Youth plan
    32 9 KANOAR. Thurs. A puollc meeting will be held at the Kangar Indera Kayangan Ciub on Jan- 16 to consider the formation o! a youth culture and sports council for Perlis-
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    Police hunt for vanished couple
    522 9  - Police hunt for vanished couple JACKIE SAM RADIO AND TV ANNOUNCEMENTS AFTER DISAPPEARANCE By SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Malaysia-wide hunt is on for former security officer, /*nthony Wee Boon Chye, and his wife, Agnes, I who disappeared from their home in Meyer Road on New Year's eve. This big search climaxes
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    C.E.B. manager to retire
    65 9 MALACCA. Thurs. The southern area manager of the C»ntral Electricity Board. Mr. C. A. Bolus, will leave here tomorrow for Britain under Maluyanisation. Mr. Bolus Is the last expatriate in the southern area to leave. Hi will be succeeded by Tengku Daud bin Tengku Besar Burhanuddin.
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    Overtime ban at bank off
    87 9 Overtime ban at bank off CINOAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Bank Employees' Union today called off a ban on overtime work which beaan on Christmas Eve at the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation. This followed talks between the management and the union in the presence of the Minister for Labour. Mr. Jek Yeun
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    Tin stolen
    31 9 IPOH. Thurs. Thieves broke into the store of the Tang Lee tin mine in Lahat Road here last night and carted away 128 Icatis of tin or* worth $600.
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    No link with Caltex in Indonesia, he says
    192 9 No link with Caltex in Indonesia, he says CINGAPORE, Thurs. The American Cal- tex Oil Company hero is not inter-connected with the oil firm's retI work in Indonesia, a company spokesman said today. He was commenting on re- ported protests made by the icrew of a British oil tanker Caltex-London
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    Four film stars from HK
    63 9 IPOH. Thurs. Four Teochew film stars from Hong Kong arrived here today for personal .ippearnnces at the Star Theatre In conjunction with tneir lilms "Chow Lien and "Seong Tit Chal." The party, led by Miss Har Fnn. i comprised Miss Teh Choon Eng. I Mr.
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      685 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel S— KX. A P. Pining Sukan"; 7.30 Fractured Fllck--6— Ipoh A Malacca erg; 8.0 News In Mandarin; mm a. 80.10 Young Musicians Perform P.M. 6.15 Test Pattern And Classical Music; 8.30 ExpendiMuslc; 5.45 Programme Sum- Uon "Cliffs of the Dead'mary; 5.50 News Outlines In 9.00 News
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
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      FIRST CITY BANK PROMOTES TRAINEES
      127 10 FIRST CITY BANK PROMOTES TRAINEES MR. R. P. NEWELL, manager of thr First National Cttjr Bank. Singapore, has confirmed the promotions of two executive trainees. Messrs. Chia Chee Yoong and Tommir Lien Scow Wah .joined the Bank about a year ago and underwent a round of intensive training in the
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      JAPAN BID FOR CAR PLANTS
      315 10 piVH Japanese automobile companies are among the 11 international automobile manufacturers who are awaiting the Malaysian (Central Government's approval to set up assembly plants in Malaysia. They are: Nissan Automobile Company (producers of Nissan Cedric, Datsun Bluebird, Datsun Fair Lady. Datsun pickup and Caravan). Isuzu
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      Auto output is record
      87 10 U.S. auto assemblies in December rose to 866.198 units, up 16 per cent from the previous year and a record for any month, according to company reports. Thte brought 1964 output to 7.738.764 cars, up slightly from 1963 and second only to the 1955 record of
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      NEW BRIDGESTONE MOTOR CYCLE
      76 10 rE Bridgestone "90" motor cycle which will be introduced to Malaysian market early this year is shown above. Manufactured by Bridgestone Tire Company of Japan, the machine is fast gaining popularity in Japan and had proved its superiority in races for its class in that country.
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      MORE TIN MINES, BUT OUTPUT FALLS
      134 10 rjESPITE a record number of mines in operation during November in Malaya tin production dropped by 447 tons to 4,987 tons. As expected the postwar record of 845 mines in operation set In October was bettered in November with the total mounting to 863.
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      Biggest hopper built here
      52 10 Salvage Engineers Ltd. Singapore, has just built at the Kalian* Industrial Site at Lot No. 8 a 500 cubic yard dump hopper. The vessel Is 100 feet by 30 feet by 10 feet. This Is the largest hopper built in Malaysia, say he company. It was
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      WORK AGAIN
      36 10 Production lines at Vauxhall Motors at Luton. Britain British subsidiary of the American General Motors, began operating again this week after a one day stoppage by 21.000 workers In support of a pay claim.
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      Australia enters our textile mart
      264 10 A USTRALIA is coming into the Malaysian market soon as a competitor in the hosiery and baby- wear field. The move Is being Initiated by the Anderson Hosiery Mills of Melbourne, the largest hosiery manufacturer in Australia which it is said accounts, for about 35
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      Honour for Smelters director
      145 10 Ttfß. F. J. STEGGALL, who was awarded j the 0.8. E. in Queen Elizabeth's New Year honours list last week, has been in Malaya for 34 years. Mr. Steggall. managing j director of Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd.. joined the company in 1931. He was appointed Eastern
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      Steel forecast is buoyant
      91 10 A buoyant first six months for British steel is the outlook for 1965 says Steel Review, the British Iron and Steei Federation quarterly publication. Steel production for the flrst half of 1965 is estimated at 13.5 million tons against 13.1 million In the flrst half of
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      Record exports
      84 10 The British Motor Corporation, makers of Austin. Morris. WoLseley, Rlley. and M.O. cars, has announced record exports for 1964 of 345.000 vehicles worth £152 minion. This was 35.000 more than in 1963 anc brought the corporation's total export earnings since 1945 to £1.575 million. Export* to the European
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      $650,000 'MARVEL' IN BOWLING ALLEY
      102 10 SH OW N above is the machinery costing in the region of $650,006 which automatically operates the pins and bowling lanes at Jackie's Bowl. Singapore, which opened just before Christmas. Made by the American Machine and Foundry Co.. the equipment is being maintained by local
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      Esso 20-year club has 33 active members
      92 10 r rHIRTY-THREE annuitants and active members ol the E.sso M-Yesl Service Club jointly coninbuie 568 jrean ol .service to the company Formed in 1954 annuitants and members of 'Dp Maff. both rcMdent and oversea*, having 20 or more jrean oi MTrice, automatically become
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      258 10 ZAM-BUK |K\ff HEALS CUTS AND SORES QAM JAS AIR (AKO Malaysia is only 8 hours from Australia by Qantas DIRECT QAHIAS 707 j/- J^TS TO: Europe and the U.K. (7 Flights a week.) Australia: (6 Flights a week.) Specify Qantas to your Air Cargo Agent or contact Malaysian Airways Limited,
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      58 10 I BLAST OFF with m **********0 ton. \i)^J Made in New Zealand Guaranteed one year. RED. GOLD. SILVER. BLUE, j GREEN. (Five Colours) Sol* Agent tor Malaysia: "Ripple lit*" iiqn» specialist: TENG SIGNCRAFT COMPANY 10-D. JERVOIS ROAD. (Off River Valley Rd.) (Behind Eiso Service Stotion) Singapore 10. Tele: M3l7t. Before
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      475 10 automotive chemical products Gun Gum Radweld WondarWeld Repairs Holed <md Stops Radiator Leaks Repairs Cracked Leaky Exhausts Small $2.21 Cylinder Block;, $2 00 Large S3JI Permanently 10 at. tin: SMI 8 I I $6 00 Plastic Gloss Cataloy Repair Kits Anti-Squeak Liquid Cleaner Polish For Car And Home Stops Water
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  • FOREIGN DESK EXTRA
    • Article
      Showdown at the UN
      418 11 UNITED NATIONS, Thun AFRO-ASIA BLOC SETS A DEADLINE FOR U.S. AND SOVIET UNION nations have decided to press for a "confrontation" between the U.S. and Russia if the U.N. financial crisis is not solved by Jan. 18, it was reported today. Informed sources said a 12
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      Shirley is back— 32 years later
      98 11 Shirley is back 32 years later HOLLYWOOD, rhuis. —Shirley Temple, .be curly-topped child star of Depression days, returned yesterday to 20th Cen-tury-Fox Studios to star in a television series 32 years after making her first picture for the studio. Miss Temple, now M, will star in "Go light City Hall."
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      Lock icon After two-day study Russia says LBJ's speech 'alarming'
      132 11 \IOSCOW, Thurs. 1 The Soviet Union, after two days of study, yesterday said that President Johnson's State of the Union message was alarming. Both Pravda and Izvestla, the country's most authoritative mass circulation newspapers, declared the President's address to be contradictory and
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      Lock icon The imperial Church—a vicar's plea to Wilson
      121 11 LONDON. Thurs. —An English vicar yesterday appealed to the Prune Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, to end "this tyranny" ol State-appointed bishop^ Rev. Christopher Wansey. Vicar of Roydon, near Chelmsford ln Essex, asked Mr. Wilson in an open letter to refuse to apooint bishops.
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      Stalin hid for 4 days after attack by Germans
      171 11 Stalin hid for 4 days after attack by Germans MOSCOW. Thursday 'JHE late Soviet dictator, Mr. Josef Stalin, went into hiding for the first four j days of the Soviet- j German war and refused to see anyone or make any decisions on the conduct of the war, it was
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      Lock icon Now the Salvation Army is after Agent 007
      243 11 Now the Salvation Army is after Agent 007 LONDON, Thurs. gECRET AGENT 007. who has casually overcome the world's most monstrous enemies, is in a new kind of trouble. The Salvation Army is after him. The Salvation Army's weekly newspaper War Cry yesterday despairingly attacked the late lan Fleming's fictional
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      187 11 Straits Times Crossword H THT IH^ IHF HT IH' I W' I ACRO N > 5. Merger M arranged in the 8. Forward-to tlie north of g L^ ke 3 9. Dr°um S? toU 8 provided with ta^t 6^' d iiemselves for a .'ate meal 8 Flih 0 barmaids? .8).
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      1031 12 (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT rf. SC tMin.)— Box St eU rxtm BOX AS2M. Vacancy filled. Ali thanke<l BOX A 5401. All applicants thanked. i'h> position has now been filled WANTEO IMMEDIATELY GRADUATE Teacher* of Science/Mathematics ,1 High school. Kajang. Apply to idiidmaster. CHINESE GENERAL AMAH for Kuropean family
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      1060 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Ii Word* M (Mtm.t—Box SO el* rxtra FURNISHED THREE BEDROOM Accotiunudation District 10 available. Kent ms Military and RAF only, .•ore 4 776J WELL FURNISHED ROOM. oath attached. Tangllln. Board, laundry provided. Tel: Spore ***** Evenings, ***** Office hours. DISTRICT 11. modern fully furnished Flats, three bedrooms. Contact:
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      1000 12 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 15 Worsts M (Mlm.)— Box St eta extra FOR SALE 3-Room Flat 550 A MacPberson Road. Price $18,000/-. Vacant possession. Ring Spore -'4355. SEMI-DETACHED BUNOALOWS 00 main road of lOi m.s. Upper Changi Koad. Suitable for R.A.K. Hino» hncjuiry. Uuan Soon Transport Co. (,I<l.. tt, Aoson
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      889 12 TUITION II Worm* U I Mlm. I— mom tt rt* emtra ■NQLISH: Secondary and preUnlvenlty Classes. Telephone ***** i Spore. LEARN ORESSMAKINQ at your horn*. Amazing (Dutch) method. Kutnleen JulfZ 8 pore. TUITION at pupil's residence B( Experienced Tutor (Sec I—4). Ring Mill tj'pore after 5 p.m. LEONC'S DRIVING SCHOOL,
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      1041 12 BOATS. YACHTS FOR SALE IS Worda_st (Mlm Box St rt*. extra SNIPE CLASS BOAT with complete set Ratsey terrylene sails, good condition. $600 0.n.0. Tel: *****7 or writ* Box A 5554 S.T. S'por*. VEHICLES FOR SALE fi Word* U (Mlm.)— Hox St n. -r»r. FORD CAPRI Good condition S3. (MX)
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      886 12 FOR SALE IS Word* U (Mlm.)— Boa St eta. txtrm BIST QUALITY factory manufactured Car "Wlndow-viaori", LJ«nc« Platei, etc. Obtainable 3, Loron* 18, Oylang. Tel: ***** Alia Elfctroplatlat Co.. Spore. BABY BLANKETS CLEARING SI.OU. sportohlrta SI.4U. Stilrti 51.30. a<M.k> Me. Many Bargains Remember Calbay i 34/38. Braa Baian Road. S
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      499 12 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 1963. 1 1 (No. 18 of 1963) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 19 (2) NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 19 (2) of the Local Government Integration Ordinance 1963, that the Director at Public Works requires: (a)
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      389 12 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman. E.D.B. 2nd Floor. Fullerton Building lor the following (a; THE CONSTRUCTION OP MAIN DRAINS AT TWO SITES WITHIN THE JURONO INDUSTRIAL ESTATE (Show Round 12th January. 1965 at 10.00 a.m. Closing Date 15th January, 1965 at 12 noon)
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    106 14 MELBOURNE. Tburs. INDUSTRIALS steadied with moves about In balance. Trading was subdued. Metals eased with New Broken HiU down 3s. 6d. to 1175., North Broken HIU down Is. 6d. to 40s. 3d. and Renison down 3s. to 753. In oil*, Santos lost Is. 3d. to 28s. Mount Isa
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    RUBBER PRICES
    252 14 JANUARY tint grad* rubber f.o.b. olosod at 6 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 701 centa Mr Ib. down nve-elKhth* of a cent on \v.*dne«day's clonlnx ''.fl for the position. The tone waa quiet after *a*i*r. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. eloting prloes In cent* rer tb. yesterday:
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    H.K. RATES
    38 14 f%N tbe fr** *xohanse market In Hong Kong yexterday the U.S. dollar was quoted 5.74 i for T.T. and 5.74* for oath. SUrling vms quoted at 15.9S and ana ta*l of gold at 2541. I I
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 Jan. 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 70; cents (down flve-rigbths of a cent). TIN: $621,621 (down $2.50). Unofficial estimated offering 185 tons (up 10 tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS, TINS ARE AGAIN DEPRESSED
    615 14 From Our Market Corresjiondent SELLERS were out In force on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday afternoon and as a result there was a general paring of prices on a broad front. The decline appeared to be due to bear operators taking advantage of the
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 14 Malayan Stork Indices Jan. 6 Jan. 7 •Industrials: 82.66 80.87 Tins: 114.32 113.10 rubbers: 108.58 108.10 *Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    953 14 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number or shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bsu»t*ad (2.000) $1.56, (1,000) $1.65 (2,000) $1.54, < 1.000) *1.53; Ounlap (2,000) $1.69. (3,000) «1.65; C*»* (2.000) $1.72.
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    Nyalas Rubber
    10 14 The Nyalns crop In December was 83.300 Ib
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 14 T"HK Federation Minister of 1 Finance has fixed these pri.es for calculating customs duties for the w(*k beginning on January 7. Rubber 71 cts a Ib. C "i«i $648 a ton. Coconut oil $1,056 a ton. Palm oil $755.25 a. ton. Palm Kernels $401.25 a ton. The rales
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      403 14 P. Sham Spore ETA/ETD ETA/ETD FROM CALCUTTA M.V. "STATE OF ORISSA" for Osaka, Kobe. Nagoya Yokohama Jan. 9/10 FROM CALCUTTA, CHITTAGONG CHALNA M.V. "STATE OF ASSAM" for Fremantle, Geelong, Melbourne Sydney Jan. 10/12 Jan. 14/15 Chief Agents: R. Jumabhoy Sons Ltd., 24, Malacca Street, T«l: *****/7 H^ GOLDEN LINE If^^^^
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    Tin price in Penang falls over two dollars
    459 15 Tin price in Penang falls over two dollars THE tin price in Prnanp xsterday Ml by 52.50 to NSLCN per picul. In London on Wednesday t:i prices showed small losses at the dose after thin dealings which were confined to the second ring. Restraining (actors were the softer Prnani? market
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    253 15 January 7. Throe months. INDUSTRIALS H.i i«tead 13 eta. N.-itional Iron w eta. Dunlops 15 eta Unitecra 14 cts. City Dot. I eta. M. Container* 12 eta K bmeltere 27 eta. M. Cablea IS eta. Ksso IS eta. McAhster 12 cts Fed. Dlsp. 12cta. M. Invest. 11 eta.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    41 15 The rain haa fallen and the sun shone, A year haa passed dear Philip since you're (one, with aching memories we still recall. That tragic day when you left us all. Inserted by Dad, Mum, Brother. Sisters. Carmen Colin.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    85 15 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Wharvet or oipocttd today are: -ml.. Centaur 6/7. Rlverbank I<l. K:sshm Mam 19. Lipla 21/22. Star Kell.itrix 23 M, Dalkel Mara 27, ux. Caltts Colombo 3V39. Thors.ape 40/41 Kin-inland 44, Mas Maru 43. Port Swetttnham: Wharf Br.ihi: Hero. Centaur Manin. Chitral. ••..earn
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    59 15 ('HINESE Product Eichanf*. Slniaday: P U y Coconut oil: bulk $63 aeller* drum 566 Mtpan. Copra: Jan /Feb. UK Continent Pepper: M.mtok white $165 sellers. 'filers, special |!4t Milan, garbled l.irnonK black SIM sellers. ASTA Singapore Copra Attociation noon price*: rnquotrd. Sinitapore Coconut Oil Mlllerf A*toci.ition pricti: bulk
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    39 15 THE Malayan Eichan XtK t Ban*.' Alt*. elation mait thene change* In i(« ratra to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Selling TT or OO ready: Otuticht Mark! 1?8 7'H; (wit* Franc* Ho, French Franc* ISS v
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    Pahang Consol
    24 15 The results of Parmng Consolidated for December, are as folruttwd 17.250 tons; output oi mi concentrate! lode 185 tODS. liibulois alluvial pur-
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    PUNGAH TIN
    9 15 Pcngah Tin produced 655 plcu:a in December.
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      623 15 1 ANGLO-ORIENTAL MALAYA LIMITED KUALA UMPI K Outputs of tin concentrates for undermentioned Companies under the Management of Anglo-Oriental (Malayat Limited for the month of December 1964 are as follows: PICULS AMPAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED 1,186 BERJUNTAI TIN DREDGING LIMITED 4,351 KAMPONG LANJUT TIN DREDGING LIMITED 2.410 KAMUNTING TIN DREDGING
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      734 15 AUCTION SALt OF Valuable Singapore Properties To be held at our Sales-room No. 104 Market Mnh Singapore on Tuesday. 13th January, 1965 at 2.3U p.m. 1. ESTATE OP SHOHRAH BINTE MAREIE BIN JAAFAR BIN MAREIE. DECEASED. Nos. 198 4c 200 Middle Road, area 1.941 square feet. Statutory Land Grant. (Messrs.
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      1802 15 TENDERS CENTRAL SUPPLIES OFFICE TENDERS TENDERS will be received from Registered Contractors in the office of the Chief Supplies Office, Kandang Kerbau. Singapore, in Tender Box No. 3 up to 12 noon on 20th January. 1965 for the following: (1) Tailoring of uniforms for Public Health Division (2) Supply A
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      566 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY Applications are Invited for the post oi Senior Lecturer In Accountancy. The Department prepares students In Accountancy for a degree to be awarded by the University of Singapore and also conducts professional courses leading to Its own diploma. It is planning management studies
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      567 15 TENDERS J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER JOHOR NOTICE J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE "enders from riass 'EX' TENDERS from Class E* and abSve rej?stered JKR and above registered P.W.D. Contractors who are regis- Contractors will be received tered under Head V will be b y the Jurutcra Negen. JKR. received at i:ie office of
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      Aussies look heavy in batting
      375 16  - Aussies look heavy in batting PHIL TRESSIDER: by Sydney. Thursday i FORMIDABLE batting strength, but suspect speed bowling, and a chronic shortage of quality spin that is the verdict to be expected when Australia's cricket selectors name their team on Jan. 14 for the challenging tour of the West Indies.
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      Lock icon Burki 139
      84 16 NELSON i New Zealand >. Thurs —An unbeaten 139 by Javea Burk:. ir.iriinit the s.cic the absence ol HanJl Mohammed, helped rhe Pakistani touring team to a total of 335 for six on the tirst, day o; their rwo-dny match Nelson here today. The Pakistanis declared at tea
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      Lock icon KINGPETCH AGREES TO DEFEND TITLE ON WBA TERMS
      252 16 KINGPETCH AGREES TO DEFEND TITLE ON WBA TERMS BOXING DANGKOK, Thurs. j" Pone Kingpetch of Thailand has agreed to defend his world flyweight title against Salvatore Burruni of Italy, the European cnampion, on terms specified by the World Boxing Association. i This was announced yesterday by Hiran Sridexbua'o manager and
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      MASA meet on SEAP Games
      66 16 PENANO, Thurs.— The selection and training or the Malaysian swimming team for the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur In December will be discussed by the Executive Council of the Malaysian Amateur Swimming Associa- tlon at a meeting at the Penang Chinese Swimming Club on Jan.
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      Lock icon RAF WIN 6-3
      29 16 LONDON, Thurs.— Result* of Rugby Union matches played In Britain yesterday: Bath 3 RAP 6; Bridgend 20 Ebbw Vale 8: Newport 47 Royal Navy o.— Reuter.
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      The shot that...
      122 16 The shot that TT COULD have 1 been a great goal for Blackpool's little outside-right Leslie Lea But his gallant effort ends in disaster. Blazing in to hit the best shot of th( match at Stamforc Fridge. London, h* doesn't even see th< ball completely beating Peter Borett and rebounding
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      ends in disaster for Leslie Lea
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      Barlow makes sure of a draw
      262 16 THE TEST fAPETOWN, Thurs. The Third cricket Test Detween England and South Africa petered out into a tame draw on the fifth and final day before a crowd of 5,000 at Newlands here yesterday. England thus retain their 1-0 lead in the five-match series,
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      SCOREBOARD
      131 16 SOITH AFRICA Ist Innv— 501-7 dec. ENfJLAND Ist Inns— 442 SOUTH AFRICA 2nd INKS I (overnight 39-2) Goddard c Parfitt b Price S Barlow c Parks b Dexter 78 Pithey c Parks b Thomson 2 Varnals c Smith b Parfif- 20 G. Pollock b Boycott 73 Bland b Boycott
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      Tengku: All eyes on Malaysian Open
      218 17 Tengku: All eyes on Malaysian Open BADMINTON SINGAPORE, Thurs —As the first Malaysian titles will be at stake in the first Ma- I laysian Open Badminton Championships in Singapore i from tomorrow to Sunday. the tournament "will arouse very great interest among all badminton fans." says Tengku Abdul Rahman, the
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      Lock icon Eight-nation Karting Prix
      52 17 Eight -nation Karting Prix MANILA. Thurs. At least 20 eo-kart drivers from eight countries, including the Philippines are expected to compete in the first Asian Kartlng Prix scheduled to br held in Tanauan, Batangas, on Jan. 16-17. Entries are expected from Malaysia. Hong Kong, Japan. Macao. Thailand. South Vietnam and
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      SHA NAME HON YOON AS CAPTAIN, DEPUTY COACH
      226 17 SHA NAME HON YOON AS CAPTAIN, DEPUTY COACH HOCKEY SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore's hockey captain last season. Chai Hon Yoon. has been re-appointed captain for the current season and will also be the team's deputy coach. Announcing this S. YogaraJah. SHA secretary and chief selector, said that the choice of Hon
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      Port Authority keep the lead
      65 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Unbeaten Singapore Port Authority maintained their lead in Singapore Hockey Association League Div. Two when they beat Singapore Recreation Club by 2-0 on the padang today. SPA who have played five games are two points ahead of Naval Base Hockey Club, who have
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      2 Singapore teams on Cup final missions
      255 17 2 Singapore teams on Cup final missions SOCCER SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two Singapore soccer teams will be engaged on Cud final missions this Sunday Chinese in the MCFA Cup against Malacca Chinese at Kubu Stadium, and Indians against Selangor Indians In the Bardhan Cup at Jalan Besar. Singapore Chinese, who swamped
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      Malacca and Johore agree
      62 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs Malacca and Johore Football Associations have officially accepted the SOS7A invitation to compete in the proposed quadrangular soccer tournament to be held at Jalan Besar on Feb. 37 and 28. The other team Malaysian Armed Forces have not replied but they are expected to
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      Ipoh January meeting attracts 199 entries
      703 17 RACING IPOH. Thurs. A total of 1 99 horses 43 Class 1. 54 Class 3 and 102 Class s— has been entered for the Perak Turf Club January meetinp here on Jan. 17, 20 and 24. Because of the surfeit of enries. the 8V
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      RACING SCHEDULE
      85 17 First day: Clay. 1. Divs 1. 2 and 3 sif straight. Class 3. Divs 1. 2 and 3 6f. Class 5. Divs 1 and 2— 9f Second day: Class 1. Div 3 6f. Class 3. Dim 1. 2 and 3 s}f. Class 5. Divs 1. 2. 3 and
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      We have weak spots but will win Holder
      445 17 We have weak spots but will win Holder By MANSOOR RAHMAN: Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. gELANGOR will go for the Malaya Cup final against Singapore Joint Services on Saturday with two chinks in their armour, according to Roy Holder, their captain. Holder, nominated yesterday to lead the Malaysian XV in the
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      ENGINEERS HELD
      29 17 KLUANG, Thurs. Federation. Engineers and The Rest drew 1-1 1 in their &occer match played here j today. In a basketball match, Paloh beat Bekok by 34-28.
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      Services pin hopes on five key men
      258 17  - Services pin hopes on five key men LIM KEE CHAN By OINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore Joint Services rugger team will fly to Kuala Lumpur on the morning of their HMS Malaya Cup final against Selangor at the Merdeka Stadium at 510 p.m. Last year Services came up a day Defore the
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      70 17 DIARY i (RKKKT Tour match 'Spore): SCC Invitation v Old Collegians (Australia). padang (11 am. i. BADMINTON Malaysian Open C*hips < Spore). SBA hall 930 ;i m 2 p.m. and 7.30. HOCKEY— Spore HA Lge Div. 1: Police v Schools (Thomson 1 Rd>. Div. 3: University "B r CSC "B
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    Lock icon UN told of 'huge Indon build-up'
    380 18 ALL 11 SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS STANDING BY UNITED NATIONS, Thursday jyjALAYSIA today informed the Security Council of an "enormous build-up" of Indonesian forces along their common border on the island of Borneo. Mr. R. Ramani. chief delegate of Malaysia, also said h i s
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    IPI may move Asian HQ to Hong Kong
    77 18 HONO KONG. Thurs Mr. Tarzie Vlttachi, Asian director of the International Press Institute, said IPl's regional headquarers might be established in Hong Kong Mr Vittachl. who arrived from Manila yesterday, said thai recomtnendatloas had been made to select Manila or Hong Kong
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    Curfew-hit fishermen register with MCA for aid
    147 18 - MUAR, Thurs. More than 250 local fishermen have registered with the Malayan Chinese Association for financial aid because they have teen hit by the all-night offshore curfew here. The M.P. for Muar Pantai. Mr. Seah Teng Nglap. said that the MCA would press
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    Lock icon BRITAIN: NO QUESTION OF HITTING INDONESIA
    312 18 LOXDOX, Thursday QOVERNMENT sources today denied reports in British newspapers that the Cabinet had approved a number of military actions to he taken in the event of "a substantial hotting up of Indonesian aggression ;i^ainsl Malaysia." The reports followed the announcement of further measures
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    DEATHS
    54 18 VR. THAMBOO Rftlm) RAT. ••,|.!»vi- paaatd imny peacefully 7-1-rt.v I'.inioval for cremation to i'.ldadun <■•> 1-fiS nlspm from 1«31 Vlo Chu lore. KULENDRA, ClTk TOP S.lan«or ■irui tn. Slnnathambjv reControll.' Map. Funeral Irom DOCTOR KWONG SZC-KEONC. 3H. of Malacca pawed away after ihort Illnen. Cremation on 9-1-415 n! 1
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    Bookmobile service
    61 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The National Library today announced that the hours of service at the two community centres at TanJong Pagar and West Coast will be changed to 4 p.m. 6 pjn. commencing from Jan. 22. Through the bookmobile service, the book resources of the Central Library will be
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    LONDON STOCK
    418 18 LONDON, Thurs. A selective demand for equities which produced numerous individual rood rises rather than any general trend was the feature of the stock markets today. Oilt-edged gave a disappointing i performance and were up to 3 16 lower. There was still a fair amount of interest in
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    DUD CHEQUES OFFICER ORDERED TO BE CASHIERED
    342 18 CINGAPORE, Thurs. An officer of the Malaysian armed forces, Capt. Raja Toran bin Raja Shahriman, was ordered to be cashiered by a general courtmartial here today. He had been found guilty of misapplying mess funds and Issuing worthless cheques. The court, comprising Lt.Col.
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    Two women starve to feed 54 animals
    138 18 Two women starve to feed 54 animals COCKER WOOD (England), Thurs. Two spinsters nearly starved themselves to death but kept 45 dogs and other animals well fed. Mr. John Hanson. Inspector for the Royal Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, said yesterday he found 40 cocker spaniels, four terriers,
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    102 18 Lament for Diane's splendidly tweaky nose [LONDON. Thurs. Plastic suwons have remodelled Australian actress Diane Cilento's nose, according to a writer in the Daily Express. Peter Evans wrote that iormerly she had a nose \vhicii was "splendidly aristocratic and aqulline the kind of MM you would love to tweak (i;>siiiKly
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    Police Band today
    24 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Police Band '.ill give a public performance at Hong Llm Green from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow
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    Lock icon NOW IT'S 'CRUSH MALAYSIA' BONDS IN JAKARTA
    114 18 tAKARTA. Thurs. The J Government's banking system has issued 20 billion rupiahs worth of "Confrontation" and "Development" bonds in an effort to fill the State's coffers and stop the current inflation by withdrawing money from circulation. The bonds, on sale since Jan. 1.
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    Lock icon Indon smugglers
    28 18 JAKARTA. Thurs. The police have arrested 345 people for "tB M "l articles to and from Malaysia, according to the official news agency Antara today. —UPI
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      46 18 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Sinsapore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 70 Kota Bharu 90 68 Penang 88 68 Ipoh 91 70 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 88 72 C. Highlands 70 50
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