The Straits Times, 31 January 1965

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    18 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Ik*** 14 I in NO. 1,509 SUNDAY. JANUARY 31. 1965 20 CENTS KDN 1191 1006
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    THE LAST JOURNEY
    3064 1 THE LAST JOURNEY Sunday Times Special Report: BLADON. Saturday 'Home is the sailor home from the sea, hunter home from the hill' BIG BEN BOOMS SIX, AND THE GREAT DOORS CLANG SHUT AS Big Ben boomed six, the great doors at the St. Stephen's entrance of West minster Hall clanged
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    Tengku warns of civil service pay cut
    572 1 Tengku warns of civil service pay cut OALA LUMPUR. Sat. Tengku Abdul Rahman today vvarned the 100,000 :ivil servants that it night soon be necessary to "cut" their pay. "I myself have given some thought to it already and I must say that the Government servants are very lucky in
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    The plot that flopped
    668 1 The plot that flopped IZUALA LUMPUR, Sat. IV —The Central Government has uncovered an extensive fifth column organisation aimed at overthrowing the Government and wrecking Malaysia with money and arms supplied by Indonesia. The keymen In this infamous plot are the three Opposition leaders who were arrested on Thursday. They
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  • Article
    Tip Top' wins
    35 2 PEN\NG. Sat The "Tip Top" restaurant ln.it night won the first prize in the Pen;uitj City Council's health comprtign I competition. The "Mandarin Restaurnn." whs second and the "Oasis Snack Bar third.
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    '007' MEN WITH POCKETS OF GOLD CAUGHT
    287 2  -  SINGAPORE, Saturday. gINGAPORE Customs are on the trail of a vast international gold smuggling ring now using the island as a base for operations in South-East Asia. And interpol. I was told yesterday, had a big hand in alerting the Singapore Customs and
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    Washing dishes on the way to the top
    305 2  -  JACK NEWBY I Inche Senu bin Abdul R.thrruii! Mmt of information and Broadrastuift was born in Kedah in 1919. He trained hs a teacher but soon found that he was not happy in this occupation. In 1941 he quit hii teaching job.
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    $25 for their civic sense
    59 2 BATU PAHAT. Sat. Omar bin Raub. 18, a taxi-stand attendant, and Abdul Aziz bin Mnhamed Din. 23. a lorry attendant, received letters of commendation and $25 each from the act Inn Chief Po'ice Officer of Johorc rpcentlv. Thry helped arren a man who assaulted a
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    Police greetings
    35 2 PENANO. Sit.— Penan« police today issued 10.000 Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa circK urging the public to observe certain simple precautions to safecunrd heir homes and property duiiiiK the festive season.
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    68 called up
    25 2 JESSELTON. Sat. Sixtyeight men have been called up from thr Tawau area for naUdmhl service and will soon undrrgo tlipir medical examination.
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    MTUC calls on Labour Minister to quit; 'He has not honoured pledge on award9
    246 2 MTUC calls on Labour Minister to quit; 'He has not honoured pledge on award 9 1(1 ALA LUMPUR, Sat The Malaysian Trades Union ongr<» today called on the .Minister of Labour, Mx. V. Munickavasagam. to resign. The general secretary of the MTIC. Mr. 5.J.11. ZaML told the Sunday Times: "The
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    Subandrio fails in Red China: No military support
    223 2 Subandrio fails in Red China: No military support HONG KONG, Saturday. Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, failed to get the complete assurance of Chinese military support he was seeking during his visit to Peking, diplomatic sources here say. This was the Interpretation by most diplomats in this key listening post
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    355 families resettled
    60 2 JESSELTON, Sat.— About 225 Bajau families, generally fisher* men or cattle-raisers, have been resettled in the Kota Belud and Tuaian areas and are now successfully growing coconuts and wet padi In their small holdings. A spokesman of the Agriculture Department said that about 120 Kadazan families and
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    Minister Tan corrects tax officer
    102 2 Minister Tan corrects tax officer •VUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew -Sin, today issued a statement correcting the misleading impression given to the Press by a senior Inland Revenue official on the question of payroll tax exemptions. The statement said: "It is necessary to state that the
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    POLICE TEAR GAS TO BREAK UP ESTATE STRIKERS
    109 2 POLICE TEAR GAS TO BREAK UP ESTATE STRIKERS SEREMBAN, Sat. Police used teargas to disperse 60 striking estate workers after a report that they threatened to assault new tappers at the Tnird Mile Estate near be»>» today. Five strikers were detained. It happened at noon. About II policemen, armed with
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      147 2 DOtff JUST WATCH! J SOMETHING! Why be an onlooker, a b> slander. when you can be in the thick of things' 1 No matter what lime of the month it is' Tampax internal samlar) protection should be part of your active life! It never hampers you— you can't even feel
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    SIX MORE WARSHIPS JOIN THE BIG ALERT FOR SOEK'S INFILTRATORS
    276 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday ni'RTHER steps to streng- then Malaysia's defence patrols were taken this morning when the new commander of the British Far East Fleet, Vice-Admiral F. R. Twiss, commissioned six re-activated warships which had been kept in mothball for the
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    A $21,700 charge
    93 3 A $21,700 charge SINGAPORE. Sat.— An elderly couple were charged in a district court today with house--1 breaking and theft of $21,725 worth of canned food products from a godown in Fisher Btreet between 6.30 p.m. on Dec 14 and the following morning. Tan Ah Kow and his wife. Ng
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    Call by envoy
    31 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Mr. K E Willumsen. the new Danish Ambassador to Malaysia. called on the Minister of Transport. Dato Sardnn bin Haji Jubir. at his office today.
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    JAIL AND ROTAN FOR $41,000 PAYROLL ROBBER
    222 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. A YOUNG Chinese, who took part in two payroll robberies, was jailed today for three years and given 12 strokes of the rotan. The first criminal district judge. Mr. Eu Cheow Chye. told Tan Hock Seng of Chua Chu Kang Road,
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    A costly robbery
    116 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A 20-year-old labourer was today sentenced to two years 1 jail and six strokes of the rotan by the Sessions Court when he was found guilty of robbing the headmaster of the St. John's Primary School here. Abdul Rahim bin Sham.suddin. of Petaling Tin.
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    D-fund: $2.8 mil.
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Bank Negara Malaysia has received a total of $2,825,670 tor the National Defence Fund. It has also received $1,278,239 so far for the National Patriotic Fund
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    Singapore sets up a 'cowboy' squad
    241 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. A special cattle disposal squad to deal with stray cattle will be formed next week. A Health Ministry statement j said. "As from Feb. 8 any cattle straying on public or private roads or property in any part of the restricted area
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    Tawau declared 'danger area'
    75 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Certain areas of Tawau. in Sabah, have been declared "danger areas," according to a Government Gazette today. This is the first area to be so declared since the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong proclaimed the whole of Malaysia a security area In September, last year.
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    SPORE TO SPEND $3.5 mil. FOR PUBLIC AMENITIES
    193 3 SPORE TO SPEND $3.5 mil. FOR PUBLIC AMENITIES SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Government is to spend $3.5 million this year to improve public amenities in the urban and rural areas. This was announced by the chairman of the urban and rural services consultative committee. Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. at a
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    'The Press must be free from control'
    157 3 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sat A free Press is important because it can help saleguard ail other freedoms in a country, the curator of the Nieman Fellowships at Harvard University. Mr. Louis Lyons, said here today. "All newspapers must, therexore, be free from Government control."
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    New homes plan
    22 3 TANOKAK. Sat.— Work on two new teachers' quarters at the Ledang Secondary School has begun. The project coat* $14,000.
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    Tengku turns cook for party dish
    182 5 ion o ALOR STAR, Sat 'THE Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, last night threw a party at his orchard bungalow in Bukit Choras. 12 miles from here, to celebrate the breaking of the Muslim fast. The genial Tengku provided a personal tourh when he
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    $5,520 FINE FOR S6OO CRIME
    64 5 PENANG. Sat IM All I Kooi. 24. who tried to escape $660 duty on a shipment of I goods on Jan 13 was today fined a total or $5,250 on two charges. The oourt vat told thai Vtt \\:is in >:nnpan intercepted off Batu Mating.
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    Labourer stabbed
    87 5 I/X'ALA LUMPUR. Sat. A Municipal labourer was rushed to tlie General Hospital In a critical condition early this morning wuh a deep slash wound In his back. His condition us M-rious. M. Setrnasamy. 26. ol Jalan Ang Seng, was picked up by a Straits Times van near the
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    Mosque attack
    29 5 JAKARTA. Sat. About 3.000 irresponsible people have attacked a mosque and a Muslim mental training centre at Kanigoro. East Java, the Jakarta newspaper Warta Berita reported yesterday.
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    57 5 MRS LEE Chim Hln nee Sect; Choo Neo. age 77. passed away I peacefully on 30th January 1965 leaving behind 2 sons Lee Chee Lin and Lee Chee Sin. 5 daughters, It grandsons and 6 grandchildren to mourn their loss. Deeply regretted. Funeral at Cheng Burial t Ground on
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    IN MEMORIAM
    55 5 IN Ml MORI. VM: Mrs. Krishnamni ii (ianasrn. 31-1-64. Though You have left this earth your spirit ever keeps us company in cur joys and sorrows. Your stead I fast devotion to duty, your warm--1 lv kindness to all and your fortitude in illness shall ever light the'
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    Judge to join panel of three to decide winners in get-a-flat quiz
    292 5 SINGAPORE, Saturday. J^ HIGH Court judge will be invited to join a panel of three judges, which will decide the winning entries of the Christmas Quiz competition, for which a $29,500 flat is being offered as the first
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    Five Indon invaders are charged
    160 5 Five Indon invaders are charged BATU PAHAT. Sat. Five Indonesian infiltrators who were captured by security forces last December In Semerah, nine miles from j here, were charged In the i Sessions Court here today with attempted murder and possession of arms in a security area. Ande Ranrang Kelo, 25.
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    Lock icon Cinema blast
    29 5 ADEN. Sat. Fourteen peoi pie. including six children, were injured yesterday when a handgrenade exploded in a cinema Inside the British military area i of Aden. Reuier.
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  • SUNDAY TIMES PHOTOGRAPHS
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      Last farewell for the great Commoner
      232 6 Last farewell for the great Commoner LONDON. Sat.— The House of Com* mons gave its last farewell last night to Sir Winston Churchill with a unique and moving ceremony at his bier. Leaders of the institution he loved so well laid aside their political trappings to mount guard around his
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      A VILLAGE GRAVE BY HIS FATHER'S SIDE
      70 7 AN unidentified woman places a small bunch of flowers on the spot where the grave was dug for Sir Winston. It is the churchyard of St. Martin's, at Bladon, Oxfordshire. The adjoining grave is that of Lord Ivor Charles Spencer-Churchill, younger son of
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      Untitled
      31 7 BENEATH the hammerbeam roof of historic Westminster Hall, the body rests on a black fovered bier. On a cushion on the coffin are his insignia as a Knight of the Garter.
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      THEY ALL SHARE A COMMON GRIEF...
      42 7 SOME stood silent with grief written in their faces; others couldn't help but shed a tear for the man who led Britain to victory. For he had always said that theirs was the victory, not his.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 8 WordM Sit (Minimum) •>UTT KNOW, Putt Kan and families thank relatives and friend! for their assistance expressions of sympathy at funeral of their beloved father lat* Mr Chlew 8z« Chan
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    OPINION STEPPING UP THE TEMPO
    306 8 OPINION STEPPING UP THE TEMPO Sunday, Jan. 31, 1965 MALAYSIA has made her position abundantly clear. She will go to no peace conference unless Soekarno first forswears the use of force, pulls out his guerillas and undertakes to respect Malaysian independence and integrity. But if the talks that Dr. Subandrio
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    CHURCHILL OGAWA..
    826 8  - CHURCHILL OGAWA.. SABA RATNAM THE DAY I— LISTENED TO THROUGH THE COURTESY OF MISTER By THEY paid W i ii s t on Churchill a remarkable tribute over Radio Singapura last Sunday night; it was a panoramic sweep of the life of a man who had lived far beyond the
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  • SPEAKING PERSONALLY
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      LUCKY, BUT...
      241 8 I FEEL I must reply to Claudia Archer. I cannot agree that your Staff Writer's description of chartered service flights ('Just like an operation," Sunday Times, Jan. 17 > was distorted in any way. The description could have been of my particular flight. Mrs. Archer was fortunate to
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      OUR UN TEAM
      92 8 I THINK it is time that somebody took notice of the excellent work that our men are doing at the United Nations. Led by Mr. R. Ramani. we have a top-notch team who have done an admirable job putting forward the cause of Malaysia in the world
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      VICTIM OF WILL
      95 8 rIE British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, erred gravely when he insisted on having as his Foreign Secretary a man who had been rejected by the electorate. Now his attempt to get Mr. Gordon Walker into the commons through a back door as it were has blown
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      THE NEW FIELD
      113 8 MORE than half of AfroAsia is with us (Sunday Times. Jan. 24). Congratulations to the men at the External Affairs Ministry who have laboured night and day to bring about this most desirable state of affairs, but let us not rest on our laurels. Soekarno's withdrawal from
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      COURSE FOR MPs
      65 8 T ISTENING to our MPs I Juam convinced that quite a number of them will profit by a course in political science, social institutions and in the working of our constitution. I make this suggestion In no mood of disdain but in the conviction lhat our MPs
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    LETTERS OF THE WEEK
    81 8 THE consumers of .Malaysia are at last getting together. Now they have organised to fight the profiteers and the shopkeepers who are taking advantage of a national emergency to make a few quick dollars. It is every essential that the consumer associations have a dynamic leadership;
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    A lonely man speaks from the heart
    1369 8  - A lonely man speaks from the heart GODFREY WINN WINSTON, NONE OF US WOULD BE HERE BUT FOR YOU' By MAUGHAM i THIS STORY ABOUT SIR WINSTON IS TRUE, HE TOLD MB HIMSELF I WAS staying in the house in the South of France, with the sign against the evil
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      10 8 Cough DropsFOfT RELIEF OF COUOH SORE THROAT and SMOKER'S THROAT
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    Lock icon One of his famous 'few'—in Borneo
    311 9 One of his famous 'few'— in Borneo LONDON. Sat. Thirteen Battle of Britain pilots, led by New Zealand's Air Commodore Al Deere. today represented "the few" at the State funeral of Sir Winston Churchill, who immortalised the wartime fliers in one of his speeches Sir Winston said of these men:
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    AND SINGAPORE REMEMBERS THE DARK DAYS
    207 9 A multi-racial crowd of about 250 filed silently Into St. Andrew's Cathedral in Singapore yesterday evening to attend a 45--minnte memorial service for Sir Winston. There was a big turn -oat of the diplomatic and consular corps and British defence chiefs, among whom was
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    Malaysia remembers
    48 9 Xl ALA I.IMPIR. Sat The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. will represent the Government at tomorrow's memorial service for Sir Winston Churchill at St Mary's Church here. He will be accompanied by Mr Jack de Silva Principal Assistant Secretary. Minis try of External Affairs.
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  • WORLD LEPROSY DAY SUNDAY TIMES FEATURE
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      MaLRA: Five-year battle against prejudice
      476 10 MaLRA: Five-year battle against prejudice ASSOCIATION AIMS TO GIVE PATIENTS BETTER DEAL "pODAY. as Leprosy Day is observed throughout the world, the Malayan Leprosy Relief Association (MaLRA) can look back with pride to its many achievements within a period of only five years. In 1959 a group of young men
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      Dato Tan takes time off to visit settlements
      136 10 AS founder president. Senator Dato T. H. Tan has been the main force behind the Malayan Leprosy Relief Association. Having seen the suffering of the unfortunate victims of leprosy, he worked closely with the Apex Club of Kuala Lumpur to form the
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      Settlement is one of the world's finest
      436 10 I EPROSY is probably one of the oldest diseases from which mankind has suffered. At present the greatest incidence is in countries with a tropical climate Africa. India, Malaysia and some parts of Central and South America. A great deal of work was
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      LAWRENCE: CHANCE ATTITUDE TO DISEASE
      272 10 MR. E. J. Lawrence is chairman of publicity and educational and assistant secretary of the National Council of the Malayan Leprosy Relief Association. He is also the vicepresident and executive chairman of the Selangor branch. As a member of the Apex Club of Kuala Lumpur
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  • LONDON NOTEBOOK
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      Where the food reminds you of home
      519 11 Where the food reminds you of home JF you are in London and are nostalgic for home for familiar faces and home-cook-ing your rendezvous should be a spacious basement restaurant at High Street. Kensington, any evening or during the lunch hours. For six months now the Singapore Chinese Restaurant has
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      INDONESIA HELPING TO STRENGTHEN STUDENTS' LOYALTY
      234 11 IN my view "confrontation" is probably doing a lot to increase the sense of loyalty to the country among Malaysian students here. More and more Malaysians are grouping the m selves to express, defend and know more about their country's life. A couple of
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      RESULTS OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL EXAMS
      316 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. The University of Singapore today announced the names of 47 students who passed medical and dental examinations conducted by the Faculty of Medicine. Twenty students were successful in the first professional examination for the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of
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      Snobs at Malaysia Hall? Not true, she bay b
      231 11 Snobs at Malaysia Hall? Not true, she bay b MOW that th c Sabah and Sarawak Students Liaison Office has been merged with the Malaysian Students Department, our Borneo brothers are finding it less embarrassing to mingle with Malayans and Singaporeans at Malaysia Hall. I met four youne Chinese Klrls
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    The state of our credit
    1277 12 The state of our credit Bf3Pß^BcW>nf3r^ <^^ > E news in dep I i KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday IN an exclusive interview with the Minister of Finance, a Sunday Times reporter asked for an up-to-date statement of Malaysia's state of credit in the world. Here are Mr. Tan's replies to six
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    THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    221 12 SINGAPORE, Sat— Business in p.nd reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur tradIng rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia today with he number of shares traded In I brackets INDI/STBIALS: C.S. Holdings (1000) $2.08, (U.0O0) $209. (3.000) $2.10; Dunlops (2.000) $1 68 Esso ords. (1.000) $1.76:
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    169 12 AN $80,000 CUSTOMS KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE Preventive branch of the Customs Department this week struck one of their biggest blows yet against smugglers when they seized a train wagon full cf textiles and hair cream which had arrived from Singapore. The haul, valued at more than SBO.OOO, was made
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    82 12 TOKYO. Sat. Two leading Japanese steel and iron manufacturing companies will take part In a project to set up a rolled steel sheet mill In Singapore. The project with $15 million capital will be carried out with the Singapore Government investing 60 per cent of
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    Girl of 11 killed by bus
    57 12 Girl of 1 1 killed by bus BATU OAJAH. Sat. A schoolgirl. Ma.sitha binte Pandak. Otfunan. 11. was killed on the spot when she was knocked down by a bus along the Malayan Tin Dredging road near here yesterday evening. Masitha. a pupil of the Sultan Yussuf School, was cycling
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    172 12 New mining code for Bolivia I A PAZ. Sat. Bolivia 1 nationalised mining industry will be governed by a new mining code as from next month. At the same time a new scale of royalties payable by the nationalised mines to the State will be enforced. The announcement was made
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    23 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. A RMNVR patrol boat. NT. Pan*lima. yesterday intcrccpted an Indonesian boat in UK mlMf roads and arrested one man.
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      824 13  - M ORLEY: I HA TE TO SEE MY FILMS RODERICK MANN By I HAVE long suspected that it is just not true Inat inside every fat man there is n thin one struggling to get out. No. Inside every fat man I know there is another lat man with his
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      379 13 THE casting for the Stage Club's next play. Oscar Wilde's "Importance of being Earnest." is now complete, wita lan Lang playing Jack Worthing, Irene Kennedy playing Laay Bracfcnell, Patrick Buxton playing Lane, and Alan Savill play- I ing Merrlman. This makes up an outstanding cast and there Is
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      110 13 I*OXIGHT the Sintapore Film Sorietv will be screcninj two film* sprrialh importrd by the Society. They are: "/azie in thr Metro." the French "new wave" fantasy comedy directed by Louis Malle and starring Catharine Dementeot: and "Incident at Owl freek," a short film set in the American
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    Confident vote for Entertainment V
    802 14 GOLD CUP TRIAL DISTANCE JUST RIGHT TRIP FOR HIM SHAW Stable's Cup hopes, Entertainment V and Box Oflice 111. may dominate the Tengku's Gold Cup Trial over 9f (Race 5) at Kuala Lumpur today, writes Epsom Jeep. My vote goes to Entertainment. This 5-year-old won
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    NZ reply with 122 for 4 -104 behind Pakistan
    164 14 NZ reply with 122 for 4 -104 behind Pakistan AUCKLAND. Sat. After two days play in the Second Test between New Zealand and Pakistan, the lirst innings Issue has still to be decided. Pakistan. 161 for eight overnight, took their score to 226 and New Zealand were 122 for four
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    Knight hits 133 ior Cavaliers
    62 14 KINGSTON. Sat. Barry Knight (Essex> hit 133 for the ra cricket team on the opening day of their two-day match against Jamaica Colts here yesterdayHis Essex colleague. Krith Fletcher made 75. and Cavaliers declared at 313 for eight. Jamaica Colts, for whom Leonard Chambers scored
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    593 14 NEW YORK. Sat. i FLOYD PATTERSON'S burring desire for vindication comes up against the he-man brawn of Canadian George Chuvalo on Monday night in a sellout heavyweight 12-rounder here that could propel the winner into a world title fight. Champion Cassius
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    Bowling boom
    369 14 SUNDAY TIMES WILL TEACH YOU TO BE BETTER PLAYER SINGAPORE, Saturday. fTHE bowling boom has come full circle. From 1 the United States, birthplace of the ten-pin game, it spread east ana west. First Britain and Europe on the one side and Japan and Australia on the other.
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    336 14 Hammsrs and Gunners out of cup r ONDON. Sat.— Third Divides Peterborough I nited caused the bis upset In today's English FA (U| Fourth Round matrhr* by beating strongly fancied Arsenal 2-1. Wrst Ham Inited. the cup holder*, and Prrcton North End. last year's finalists, are out. West Ham were
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    Combined XV just make it
    439 15  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN Energetic pack play and good covering mark last match of rugger season By K. Lumpur, Sat. A STRONG rally by a Combined Fifteen which brought them six points in the last ten minutes gave them a creditable 14-8 victory over Selangor Club on
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    Stolle and Emerson to contest the final
    122 15 Stolle and Emerson to contest the final MELBOURNE, Sat. ITi The men's singles final tomorrow in the Australian lawn tPimis championships will be a repeat of last year's Wimbledon final. Roy Emerson, who won at Wimbledon, qualified to meet Fred Stolle with a 7-5. 6-4. 6-1 victory over another Australian
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    Jag-jit again
    44 15 PENANO. Sat— Mr. Jag-Jit Singh was re-elected president of the Penang Hockey Association at the annual meeting last night. The v ce-presidents are Messrs. Khoo 800 Hong, Dershan Singh and O. V. Komatt; secretary, Mr. Edwin Rajamoney. treasurer. Mr. Ch'ng Eng Kee.
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    TRAIN-CAR COLLISION KILLS 3 AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS
    160 15 TRAIN-CAR COLLISION KILLS 3 AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS SYDNEY, Sat— A former Leicestershire bowler Vie Jackson, 48, was one of three Sydney cricketers killed early today when their car was involved in a collision with a goods train in central New South Wales. They were on their way to the town of
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    Khalsa triumph
    26 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. Khalsa Association maintained their unbeaten record when they edged Jaruseniu-s 1-0 in the SHA League Div. 1 match at Thomson Road today.
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    319 15 |/"UALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Schools Spurts Council o: Ma_aysia will try to implement their usual games competitions programme dur.r.g 'he flrst .school term, it whs decided at a meeti'iß of the executive committee here today. The immediate concern of
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    Perak fund for Ng, Tan now $3,000
    265 15 Perak fund for Ng, Tan now $3,000 IPOH, Saturday. HPHE Perak Badminton Association are confident of raising the required amount of $4,500 as their contribution to send Malaysia's doubles champions, Ng Boon Bee and Tan Yee Khan, to compete in the All-England championships. Boon Bee and Yee Khan are from
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    21 15 MUAR. Sat. Chau Yang won the Kulal basketball championship when they beat Youth Association 68-49 in the final.
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    123 15 Three more donate to Billy's trip SINGAPORE, Sat.— Thre« Johore Bahru badminton fans have answered the call by the Badminton Association of Malaysia for donations to the "Billy Ng fund" to send the new Malaysian champion to the All England championships. A sum of $4,000 is needed to send Billy
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    61 15 Test men make unbeaten stand SYDNEY. Sat. Test batsmrn Bob Cowper (87) and lan Redpath (61) put on 135 in 144 minutes in an unfinished second wicket stand for Victoria against New South Wales here today. Victoria were 164 for one 1b reply to NSWs first innings 369 at the
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    322 16  -  JOE DORAI: NEGRI TEAM PERFORM THEIR SECOND GIANT KILLING FEAT By Singapore, Saturday I^EGRI Sembilan Rangers, the dark horses in the Singapore Hockey Association's quadragular tournament continued their giant-killing feats when they beat Ceylon sports club, the current Singapore league and cup champions, 1-0
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    151 16 Kiwis will play 7 Test matches in India and Pakistan IIfIELLINGTON. Sat.— The If New Zealand cricket team will play seven Test matches— four against India and three against Pakistan on their way to the United Kingdom this year. Leaving Christchurch on February 23, the team oDen their tour with
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    84 16 PERTH. Sal. Chasing South Australia's first innings total of 303. West- j t-rn Australia collapsed in i its first innings to be all out I for 147 in the Sheffield Shield game here today. Western Australia were forced to follow on and in i their second
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    56 16 TORONTO. Sat— Australia's Pam Kllborn set a new world indoor record for the women's 50-yard hurdles here last night. She covered the distance In 63, bettering the 6.4 indoor mark which she recorded earlier this month in San Francisco and which was previously held by
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    27 16 PARIS. Sat. This year's world individual and team fencing championships will take place In Pans between July 1 and 30. It was announced here today.
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    425 16 K. LUMPUR, Sat. DOB Lauri«ton was v two up over Dick Chandler after the first 18 holes of the 36-hole Royal Selangor Golf Club championship final played over the club links this afternoon. Although the course was playing beautifully after last night's
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    106 16 I ISBON. Sal. Benflca's first leg-quarterflnal of the European soccer Cup against Real Madrid here on February 24 is arousing tremendous interest. The 65,000 seats of the Benenca Stadium have already been sold to fans eager to see this clash of former winners
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    32 16 MALACCA. Sat. Ist Battalion. Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (Malacca) trounced No. 14 Royal New Zealand Air Force (Singapore) 53-0 in their rugger match at Terendak ground today.
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    176 16 Goble's leg cutters trouble MCC KIMBERLEY. Sat. MCC had seven wickets down before passing Griqualand West's first innings total of 140 here today on the second day of their three-day game. At lunch MCC were 147 for seven. Brian Ooble. bowling medium pace leg-cutters, took three wickets in six overs
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    43 16 BARDHAN CUP TO S'GOR IPOH. Sat. Selangor Indians beat Perak Indians 4-2 in the Bardhan Cup soccer final played at Stadium Perak tonight. Halftime score was 1-1. Selanuor scorers were insideleft Perumal <2>. right-half Patrick and outside-left Gunarainam. Inside-left Karathu scored Perak's goals.
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    19 16 KLUANG. Sat. 656 Squadron beat 10th Federation Engineers 6-1 at soccer on the Town padang today.
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    18 16 SEREMBAN. Sat. The Royal Tank Regiment. Paroi. beat HQ Malaya Area 1-0 at soccer today.
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    335 16 Games score board cost sought By KEN FERNANDEZ L r U A L A LUMPUR, 1V Sat. -A firm in England have been contacted for partii culars and quotations for a Scoreboard which is to be installed at the Merdeka Stadium for the third South I East Asia Peninsular j
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