The Straits Times, 25 December 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd 1845. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 25. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C. (P) 1005
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    Lock icon Peace bid after truce?
    809 1 Hopes brighten BUT WORLD WATCHES TO SEE HOW CHRISTMAS 'CEASEFIRE' IN VIETNAM WORKS OUT WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Johnson faces a mot--1 sive world-wide buildup of pressure in the next two doys to try to convert the prospective Christmas truce in Vietnam into a permanent cease-fire and
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    Lock icon 30 in bus blaze drama
    388 1 Four- mile traffic pile -up as passengers leap out to safety KUALA LUMPUR.. Friday. A BUS with more than 30 passengers aboard caught fire near the 10th mile on the trunk road north of here this afternoon and caused traffic jams that stretched for almost
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    Indon reprisal
    47 1 THE HAGUE. Fn.— lndonesian j I troops have killed a number of Pa- j I puans and j.tiled at least seven as J a reprisal for their hoisting the prohibited Papuan flag in the centre of Sukarnapura < formerly Hollandiai. a Papuan spokesman i said yesterday.
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    US$2O,OOO cello pawned for $25
    41 1 NEW YORK. Pri Polio* have recovered from a pawnshop an Arujttl cello stolen a week *go from cellUt Danlai Dumb The cello made by Amati in 1667. and worth USttO.OOO had been pawned for UB634.— R*ut«r
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    JUDGE IN HOSPITAL AFTER STROKE
    87 1 Xl v\ i\s *H kr tice Dato Hashim was admitted to the <.i-r.er.il Hospital here yesterday morning in a critical condition following a stroke. Dato Hashim. who came here for the High Court appeal sittings on Monday, was preparing to to to Fraser's HIR with
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    Greetings hold up big deal
    70 1 lONDON. Fn Ciin«m«fi greeting call* on the lines between London and Sydney arc holding up a big business deal over h Jap:ine.se process. crmimny chairman complained Mr. Leonard Matcliman. chairman of the British Cope Allman engineering organisation, said he had been trying to telephone his
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    Lock icon World on wrong path: Pope
    532 1 World on wrong path: Pope VATICAN CITY. Frl. Pope Paul VI, apparently censuring both the United States and the Communists for the war in Vietnam, warned today that "perhaps the world la on the wrong path again- a path towards all-out war." The Pen: in said Mo«'iv the direction of
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  • FOREIGN DESK 1
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      'Be valiant' call by Ho
      102 2 HANOI. I n I're.sidt nt Ho Chi Mint) yesterday called on the Vietnamese people throoshout the conn- try to valiantly march forward i" secure complete victory over tin- United States. lie BPOfce Si ;i irci ptiun Riven in Hanoi la>t even- ing by Minister <>[
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      Lock icon Rusk sees Hungarian envoy on Vietnam
      111 2 Rusk sees Hungarian envoy on Vietnam WASHINGTON. Fn. -Mr Dean Rusk < above >, the US Secretary of State. conferred with Hungary's Charge d'AfTaircs last night in a meeting believed to have covered the Vietnamese war and other problems. The Hungarian diplomat. Mr Janos Radvanyl. said later that it was
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      Found—A 1,000 years' old prayer book
      169 2 Found— A 1,000 years' old prayer book /CHICAGO. Fri. Discovory of a 1.000--y oar- old Christian i prayer book, described by scholars as one of the most exciting finds in salvage operations above Egypt's Aswan Dam, was announced yesterday by the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute. The ancient manuscript. written
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      Lock icon Chinese in Bali persecuted, charges Note
      141 2 Chinese in Bali persecuted, charges Note 111. MM.. PH. China has protested strongly to Indonesia at alleged persecution nf Chinese nationals in Bali, (he New China News Agency reP(rrU'd .\estcrd.i>. The Chinese Note, delivered to thr Indonesian l-'oreicn Ministry on !Monda\. claimed Chinese hid been murdered and beaten, their homes
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      200 homeless
      42 2 TAIPEH. Fn. More than 200] i people became homeless and livr j were injured in a fire that broke out In llie business cenirp of KaohMunjt. the second largest, city in Formosa on Wednesday, accord- ing to reports reaching here.
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      Lock icon US SENATORS CALL FOR STRINGS ON AID TO S-E ASIA
      345 2 US SENATORS CALL FOR STRINGS ON AID TO S-E ASIA WASHINGTON, Fri. 'J'WO Democratic Senators, Mr. Vance Hartke and Mr. Frank Lauscho, yesterday called for the imposition of conditions to any future aid given to South-East Asian nations. The senators were amonß six who accompanied Sen. Wayne L. Moras on
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      Lock icon Mao pledges aid to Cambodia
      62 2 TOKYO. Fri.— China declared today it would come to ihc ulcl of C.imbotlu ir thr kingdom was attacked by the United States. Thr- official Propifs Daily made this pledge in a comment on the Pit.ss report that L'.s. troops in Vietnam bad been given authorisation
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      Lock icon Amnesty lor 203
      45 2 PARIS. Pit President D« G.iulir announced a Chrlstmal tostuiT ycitcrdHv of amnesty lor 203 ppople convicted of crfsatt reliiiod to the Alßerian Wat. Tim announcenent :a:d 168 would be released at once and the uthrr 35 would have prison terma reduced.— AP.
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      225 2 s[ Look Your Best On Christmas jgflCfe Naturally you'll be the best dressed. immmT'' siiv *9 gj And your hair style will be so ■l"^ j^i^ j-^ TiniiF becomming, with an attractive I ll gl IB M POMADE "itt^r sricen and an elegant fragrance. A HAIR DRESSER This is done
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      34 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby fto <*am you COtMt\ /^MV MUCftAMP UACMt/V. /<lippo« we aive*\ AHO TMEN rru 86- v- ~~YCj -i MMeBL j-J j Vjoe two io work/ v y. /M£ A <xt&j
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      Lock icon Smith slaps oil ban on British planes
      552 3 Also, new surcharge on telecoms SALISBURY, Friday J'HE Rhodesian rebel Government yesterday cut off fuel supplies for British commercial aircraft and started a surcharge on telecommunications as part of its plan to offset and counter British sanctions. A Government statement said British-registered planes
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      Lock icon Zambia seeks U.S. help in airlifting supplies
      125 3 ASIIIM.TON Kri. A hi« h- level /.arahi in mission yesterday asked the I nitrri States for help in airlifting vital supplies to counter the economic squeeze on Zambia from the breakaway Rhodrsian Government. Mr Simon Kapuepwe. I i: n Minister of Zambia and
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      Lock icon Pickets out again as fighting continues in race hate town
      200 3 Pickets out again as fighting continues in race hate town NATCHEZ, Mississippi, Friday. •^EGRO leaders ordered a resumption of picketing here yesterday despite scattered but bruising violence in fighting between civil rights workers and whites. "We can't stop now." said Negro leader Mr. Charles Ever.s who was in charge ol
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      Lock icon 'Back pay riot' by cane workers
      57 3 BUENOS AIRES, Pri— Angry mobs of sugar cane workers, demanding payment or back wages, went on a wild rampage of looting and shooting in San Miguel de Tucumen last night. The demonstrators, some drunk, also stoned Government House in this capital city of Tucuman
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      Lock icon WILSON: TWO MORE
      75 3 LONDON. Frt.— Tne Prime Minister. Mr. Wilson, last night completed a Christmas Cabinet shuffle with two more appointments. The new Minister of Defence for the Army is Mr. j Gerald William Reynolds, 38. who succeeds Mr. Fred Mulley. who was appointed Minister of Aviation. A wartime Air
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      Lock icon Former company chairman sued for £288,000
      208 3 I ONDON. Fri. A for- mer company chairman here is being sued for over a quarter of a million pounds by a corporation which paid him a reputed £170.000 a year. The giant Briti>h Printins Corporation an n ounced yesterday it was suing Ita
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      Santa Sid gets a handful
      59 3 Santa Sid gets a handful COMEDIAN Sid James, pictured behind the beard, was one of six Father Christmases who collected toys for charity recently at the Variety Club's luncheon in London. With all those pretty "Miss Christmases" to help, the part was a cift for any Santa. The girls were
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      Lock icon Britain replaces Hanoi consul
      71 3 LONDON. Fri.— Britain's Con-sul-General in Hanoi, Mr. Myles Ponsonby. has been replaced after !14 months in the difficult post. the Foreign Office said yesterday, j Mr. Ponsonby went to the North Vietnamese capital in October. 1964. His successor is 48-year-old Henry Bryan Shepherd who has i
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      Lock icon Support pledge
      31 3 ALGIERS. Pn President Bouiivd i< w.c pMtcrday mured .the South Vietnamese* National I Litwmtlon Front of full uopn v IH M light against what he tcrrmd ■American imperuilUni. AP.
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      Lock icon Martine quits paradise to go back to films
      180 3 LONDON, Fri.— French movie star Martine Carol announced yesterday her return to films after three years of retirement in the Pacific paradise of Tahiti. 1 "I'm never eoing baric to Tahiti it's so vulgar now." she -said a* her home overlooking Rfsenfs
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      Riddle of the stolen house
      161 3 PITTSBURGH, Ft.. O. C ATKINS com--11 plained to the police that somebody stole his house. Atkins owns, or owned. two-storey frame house on Pittsburgh's north side. He said it had been vacant for about eight months and the last time he saw it was on
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    U.S. PEACE CORPS MAN WEDS SINGAPORE GIRL
    199 4 U.S. PEACE CORPS MAN WEDS SINGAPORE GIRL SINGAPORE. Fri. A Sin-gapore-born Ceylonese girl and an American Peace Corps member were married in Singapore today. Their romance began when Jean Navamallar Alfred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Alfred, on completion of her schooling last year applied for a teaching
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    3 steps to record citizens
    267 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Slnga- I 0 pore's mass national rereglstratlon campaign will be launched next year In three phases with as little inconvenience to the public as possible. The project will involve the issue of new identity cards to distinguish citizens from non-citizens, and will be
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    Army exercise on Tuesday
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The milli tary \v:ll carry out field exercise: at the Ulu Pandan Area on Tuesday i;ei\veen 3.30 a.m. and 10-3( a.m. Clank:- and thunderfiashe! will be used The public are advised not to b< alarmed when they hear explosion! I in mi.- area.
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    XMAS ON THE RADIO AND AT CHURCH
    269 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. "Christmas fare" m the English service of Radio Singapura will include a repea' brondcast of a variety show, "Christmas the Latin Way" at 10 a.m. on Christmas Day. A special edition of "My Word." a special Christmas feature conducted by Rev.
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    Singapore Bill to take over Cable and Wireless
    408 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. A BILL TO enable the Singapore Government to take over Cable and Wireless Ltd., in the State was passed in Parliament today. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, moving the Second Reading of the Bill, which was passed
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    Press conference
    29 4 SINOAPORE, Fri. Television Singapura will broadcast a press conference with the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, (In Chinese), over channel 5 at 805 p.m on Sunday.
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    'Be on full alert...'
    268 5 'Be on full alert Jasselton. Friday SECURITY forces in the border area of Tawau have been ordered to remain on full alert against Indonesian incursions during the Christmas season. The alert followed a warning by the State Secretary, Mr. John Musing, that Sabah could expect more sabotage attempts by Indonesian
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    Police send Xmas do's and dont's
    250 5 IPOH, Friday. pOLICE here have sent out about 3,000 Christmas cards containing suggestions of some do's and don'ts for the public to combat housebreaking. The cards printed In Engllsh. Malay and Chinese, .show Santa Claus with a bag of gifts and a mosque and
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    An experiment in communal goodwill...
    78 5 An experiment in communal goodwill NIBONG TEBAL. FrL Thirty members of the Sungal Bakau Youth Club, five miles from here, yesterday spent two hours helping to keep the village clean by sweeping the mosque and the Chinese temple. They also cut the grass and trimmed overgrown hedges in the compound
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    Dispute ends amicably
    58 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Pri The three-month impasse during which 300 consumers in Bedonjr refused to buy electricity from the private company that supplies it. has ended amicably. T.ie main point of dispute was the consumers' refusal to pay met«r-rent of 50 cents a month. Now the owners of
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    Transferred to Krian
    48 5 PARIT BUNTAR Frt Tengku Ahmad bin Adna n has assumed duties here as Assistant Informa- tinn Officer. Krlan He succeed* Inch* Wan Mo)ia- 1 mid bin Mohamed Salleh who has been transferred to Kelantan j as the acting Deputy State In- formation Officer tlure j
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    Scout vanishes on trip to Thailand
    140 5 IPOH. Friday. A FORM FOUR pupil and senior Scout in the Anderson School here, Halim bin Abbas. 16 who went on a tour of Thailand earlier this month has vanished. His father, Inche Abbas bin Mohamed Arlf. a clerk In the Mines Department here,
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    USIS library
    44 5 PENANO. Pri. The Penan* USIS Library will be open during the Puasa month from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily, except Sundays. It will be closed today and tomorrow for Christmas and on Dec 31 and Jan. 1 for the New Year.
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    Those un-named babies: What to do to get the new identity card
    230 5 THE Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, said today that an applicant for next year's national re-reglstratlbn for new Identity cards who had a birth certificate without a name but possessed a statutory declaration by either of
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    Friendships to East Coast
    38 5 KUANTAN. Frt. Malaysian Airways will introduce Pokker Friendship planes on Its East Coast flight* from Jan. 1. rhey will replace the DakoUs There will be three flights every week on Monuay. Wednesday und Fiiciav.
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    'A reasonable place for Chinese' call
    79 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A memorandum asklns that the Chinese language be given a "reasonable and appropriate"' place In this country has been submitted to Tengku Abdul Rahman. It was submitted by the MCA Youth national vicp-oh-ilrman. Mr. Sim Mow Yu. in his capacity as
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    Marina will be 'Queen' for four minutes today
    398 5  -  Arthur Richards From I O N DO N Fri.— A young Malay woman from Penang, now working in London, will be "Queen" for f o v r-and-a-half minutes tomorrow Mrs. Marina Samad. better known to Malaysian radio listeners as Marina Merican. is
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    Anniversary dance
    34 5 TAIPINO. Fri. A l:on dance and an exhibition of the Chinese art of self defence will be staged at the Chin Woo Athletic Association here tomorrow to celebrate rtie association's 35th anniversary.
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    Fatal accident
    27 5 rAIPINO. Frt A woman. Pck Lai. 68. was fatally injured wl en she was knocked down by a ca at Tupal Road here last night
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    Greetings to Libya
    50 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today sent "heartfelt greetings and congratulations" to King Mnhanvned Idrla Ai Senussi of Libya on the occasion of the country's national d»y. A similar message was Kent by Tcngku Abdul Rahman to the Libyan Prime Minister, Mr. Hu*> aein Mazek.
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    Singer weds
    176 6 THE CLIMAX OF A STORMY FRIENDSHIP FILIPINO s>ncer Lumen Ca banes and her husband. Mr. Don Jones, after their wedding at the Singapore Kegislry of Marriages yesteruay. The simple noon ceremony was the climax of their "stormy" three year friendship which began in Hong Kong, where they were
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    'Tolerance' call by Lee Kuan Yew
    163 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. in his Christmas message today, urged the people to be tolerant to each other. He said that Christmas was a fesiive season for all in Singapore. "Not so Ion? ago. singing Christmas carols In Singapore
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    Penang holiday for Ningkan
    44 6 PENANG. Fri. The Chief Minister of Sarawak. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan. is spending his Christmas, holidays in Penang. He arrived here on Wednesday and was the guest of the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee at dinner the same night.
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    No Xmas let-up in the war on smugglers
    254 6 No Xmas let-up in the war on smugglers DfcNAM.. Krl. —To .op« with any IMNMI m smuggling operations during the Chrislma.s. Ilirl Raya and Chinese Nrw Year season, the Pening Customs anti-smugglinc division has cancelled all leave for its officers. "We are ready for any smugglers," Inche Hood bin Dato
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    Kedah padi planters pray for return of sunshine
    200 6 Alor Star, Friday \\TITH several thousand acres still affected by the recent floods, padl planters in Kedah are anxiously scanning the sky for a return of sunshine. The farmers are praying for a prolonged dry spell to enable them to harvest their
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    Goh gives MPs a lesson in infant subversion'
    508 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. DR. GOH KENG SWEE, Singapore's Defence Minister, today gave Parliament "a lesson in infant subversion." This subversion of the infant mind, he said, could be done in two ways: By getting toddlers to sing anti-government jingles, or by access to
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    Hindun is having trouble with artificial legs
    130 7 ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Hindun binte Ahmad, the 11-year-old legless schoolgirl, is having trouble with the artificial legs she was given a month ago. The legs do not fit well and are uncomfortable. Attempts by Mr. Teh Chong. superintendent of the Artificial Limb Centre,
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    Civil service must be above politics, says union
    119 7 Civil service must be above politics, says union DENANG, Fri. The Na- tlonai Union of Government Office Workers has warned against active participation in politics by civil servants. "It will spell disaster to the administration and should be suppressed." says the union's generalsecretary in the latest Issue of Suura Nugow,
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    Miss Atlas of the dare-devils a racing fan
    199 7 Miss Atlas of the dare-devils a racing fan KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. If Miss Atlas, Gerde Rogge. wasn't an artist with the German Dare-Devils, she would be out car racing. Billed as Ocr m a n ys •■strongest girl". Miss Atlas and 15 other dare-devils are doing a week's Christmas stint
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    Sabah to hold economic congress to aid natives
    92 7 JESSELTON. Fri. An economic congress will be held here In April to find out ways of helping the Indigenous people to play a greater part in the State's commerce and industry. This was disclosed by Sabah's Minister of Finance. Inch* Harls bin
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    Committed to stand trial
    73 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Chtw Kirn Lin. 24- was today committed to stand trial In the High Court on a charge of robbery He was charged at a preliminary inquiry here with robbing a businessman's wife, Mrs. Daisy Kok. at 9 p.m. on Nov. 20. last year,
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    New lawyers admitted
    64 7 IPOH. Pri. Two lawyers Mr. V. Punldanathan and Mrs Punithavathy Sonrianithy were called to the Bar before Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan In the High Court here today. Tho State Legal Adviser. Perak. Inche Abdul Hnmld bin Haji Omar, appeared on behalf of the Attorney Oeneral while
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    U.S. firm needs 100 skilled workers for S. Vietnam
    199 7 Singapore, Friday AN American firm wants about 100 skilled Singapore workers to work on civil and marine projects in South Vietnam. Mr J E Marshall, a director ol thr American Marine and Machinery Oo Ltd told the StraitTimes today that the
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    Vernelle is going to Sabah to do something useful...
    111 7 Vernelle is going to Sabah to do something useful KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Vernelle Johnson. 23, is the only Negro in the batch of 80 Peace Corps volunteers who arrived here last nifcht. Together with mast of them. Miss Johnson Is going to Sabah. She Joined the Peace Corps "simply to
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    Four years for man who stole 16 motor cycles
    98 7 Four years for man who stole 16 motor cycles SINGAPORE. Fri. Chia Ruay Bak. 23. who pleaded guilty to lit charges of theft of motorcycles, was jailed for four years on each charge in the Second Criminal District court today. The sentences will run concurrently. The thefts took place between
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    Bound over for cheating
    49 7 PENANG. Pri. A man who took $65 from a shopkeeper "n the pretext of obtaining for him I a deck passage to India was to- day bound over for cheatinc. S. Kalimuthu. 40. pleaded euilty 10 cheating L> Aboo Hanifla on Feb. 19 this year.
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    Those TV aerial thefts: 3 jailed
    95 7 Those TV aerial thefts: 3 jailed SINGAPORE. Fri Three television aerial thieves have been jailed, the acting Police spokesman. Mr. V. N. Ratnasingam. disclosed today. Their arrests and <<>nvlctlon followed a spate of theft.* of TV aerials In the Queenstown bouslnt •■.state In recent months Two of the men were
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    Housewife robbed
    32 7 PENANG. Frt A hounrwifr Madam Lav I.n Kam. 35. »r--robbed of nearly $500 in cash «nd iewrllery yesterday when thre« armed men raided her house In i Batu Lanchang lanr
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    101 8 N Worit S7f (Minimum) Mil AND MRS. Yap Ghim I.eong. ij-oh thaok all friends and relativee mr thnr assistan* <■, attendance, <ontMtaaaa, i.itt and «re«tbs ai tbeir i.c.-m hcrea\ement. THE FAMILY OF the lata Kng Yaw Jug Sukaihita. *insapore, >h.mk doctor* and atari of Ward 34 i: H for
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    IN MEMORIAM
    34 8 in HnrWs I Minimum I m a. pitchay la traunnti i memory. Sadly missed by li i 1 1 1 1 v Hrparted Tt'll-ttM. In■trlca h\ hn loMng aoo Michael. TanSsm TMUBMb
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    The Straits Times Saturday, December 25. 1965. Once A Year
    549 8 The Straits Times Saturday, December 25. 1965. Once A Year A Merry Christmas! With which greeting it is customary to couple sincere wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year. These are indeed our wishes. Not merely a happy New Year, or a prosperous one, but both happy and prosperous.
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    Happy Kurisu-masu
    567 8  - Happy Kurisu-masu STUART GRIFFIN by TOKYO, Fri THE TROOPS BROUGHT IT AND THE FOLKS KEPT IT JAPAN, with only nine "national days" ollicially on the calendar, has added another, informally. It is "Kurisu-masu." A Buddhist temple has a creche in its midst, alongside a wooden fishshaped gong used by the
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    Quotes
    896 8 OF THE YEAR A SELECTION OF THE MEMORABLE SAYINCS OF 1965 'As an old man. and speaking from the experience that I had working for independence, I prefer the peaceful way. Fighting and killing will not solve any problem.' Dec. 17, 1965. 'We are not going to kneel or
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    CERTIFIED FIT TO BE AN AMERICAN'S WIFE
    761 8  - CERTIFIED FIT TO BE AN AMERICAN'S WIFE RUTH DANILOFF By of The Washington Post IF you marry an Eng- lishman. a mere formality produces a brand new Englishwoman. But if you marry an American, your passport troubles have just begun. My husband, an itinerant Yankee. was suddenly transferred from his
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      92 8 I All wise people 1 know that gain is 1 commensurate with risk. i Do you know this? i We do! > And we always bear this in mind J v when investing i v your deposits with us. i Dcp'isit uith i I THE FINANCE CO., LTD. 77-79, Crchord
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      120 8 te l us by listening V i The electric excitement in ■If i 4 I \l V cli ldren>s Vo| ces,' Waves of cut I) Ai I y Church bells ringing out \i their annual m essa«e <i l\j (>/ of i°y and peace and goodwills. 1 j Jrly rl/
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    Lord Head's parting plea: Work closely together...
    178 9 SINGAPORE Fri. The retiring British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Lord Head, today made this plea to both Singapore and Malaysia 'Work closely together." Before he flew back to Kuala I.umpur after a one day farewell visit to Siiuapore. Lord Head said "There U
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    6 convicted after crack-down by police
    100 9 6 convicted after crack-down by police CINGAPORE. Pit A recent police crackdown on burglars in Queenstown led to the arrest and conviction of a gang of six youths. A police spokesman today disclosed that investigations by the crime branch of Queenstown division had produced evidence of the gang's involvement in
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    Lew gets $3,000 a month rubber top job
    403 9 Lew gets $3,000 a month rubber top job KUALA LUMPUR, Friday, f rpHE Deputy Permanent Secretary to J- the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Mr. Lew Sip Hon, is to become Deputy Controller of Rubber Research from next Saturday. In a statement today, the Malayan Rubber Fund Board announced that
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    S'pore student graduates as doctor
    76 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Singapore student. Mr. Thia Teck Hoe. has graduated Ui medicine fro'^i the University of Melbourne. He was one of eight young doctors from Honz Kong and Malayi »ia who received their degrees at a convocation at the university last Bahird.iv. Dr. Thia.
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    Boy., 15, escapes from police
    58 9 lAU'INU. Ft: An minute of thr Talphiß Boys Home tn Tupai Road. S Subramani. 15. who Ml a nested in Penang rarlUr thi> month after his escape from thr li.ime. made his second successful dash for freedom on Tur.«day. Hf- broke itM Mom ixjlire e_scort
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    8 pass out at Dartmouth
    53 9 LONDON. Frt. The following seamen cadets from the Royal Malaysian Navy have passed out from the Britannia Royal Naval College at Dartmouth: Ahmad bin Abu Hanipah. Y. W Chow. Farris bin T. A. Rayan. A. Othman. O. T. Sun. Mohamed Syed. Waill bin Suhalli. and
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    Escaped robbery suspect caught
    115 9 DENANG, Fri. A robbery suspect, Tan Ah Chye. 20, has been recaptured after escaping from police custody during a trial in the First Magistrate's Court here five months ago. Tan, alleged to be a member of a five-man arm^d gang which raided the Nam Kons bar
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    Pirate TV and radio listeners: Govt gets tough
    98 9 Pirate TV and radio listeners: Govt gets tough ITIALA LUMPUR, Fri. The drive against pirate radio and television listeners has begun to pay dividends, a spokesman of the Ministiy of Information and Broadcasting disclosed today. He said that publicity about the checking of licences had resulted in hundreds of people
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    Form Six class
    31 9 I SUNGEI PATANI. Fri ror th* first time a Perm Six class will be opened here next year. The students will take science at the Ibrahim Secondary School.
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    Body found
    52 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police thia morning found the body of a 70--year-old Chinese in a back lane off Kvons Slak Road. The man, clad in white shorts and blue singlet, had no ldentirication papers Relatives or j friends are asked to contact Deputy Supt. A. O. Fernandis of Central
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    A 'Singapore switch' warning on road tax
    233 9 A 'Singapore switch' warning on road tax KUALA LUMPUK, Friday. jtIALAYSIAN motor vehicle owners are warned by the Ministry of Transport against attempts to evade the increased road tax. In a statement issued today, the Ministry says that it is illegal for residents of Malaysia to either register or transfer
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    Envoy presents credentials
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Fri— The German Ambassador. Mr. Detlev Rchecl. today presented his credentials to thr President ol Singapore, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. On arrival at the Istana Negara. Mr. Scheel inspected a guard of honour mounted by men of the Singap( re Infantry Regiment.
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    Muslims warned
    32 9 KANGAR, Fri. The president, of the Per. is Malay Customs and Religious Council. Inche Said bin Pilu-s. today reminded all Muslims in the State that they must observe the puasa.
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      28 9 TO ALL OUR FRIENDS CUSTOMERS! Our Stores will be closed on December 25th, 26th 27th and will open as usual on Tuesday, the 28th. Robinsofis SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR
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      952 9 Your holiday TV and radio MALAYSIA CH.WXtI. 5 Kuala I.ur- I songs: 6 News in Tamil: pur and I'enans: 6 Ipoh 6.10 Huckleberry Hound and Ma Urea: 3 Johore and Yogi Bear; 6.35 The Bahru; 4 Taipinc; 7 Big Mac Show "A day at Batu Pahat: 9 Kluane. the Fair";
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      493 9 Radio f*«i» t .wskw« MALAYSIA A.M. 6 Programme sum- 3 Hawaii CaUs: 3.30 Voice Of mary; 6.02 Morning Melodies: The People: 3.45 Orchestral 7 News: 7.10 Breakfast Pot- Selections: 4 Listen With pourri: 7.30 Learn a Word a Love; 5 News: 5.10 On The Day; 7.35 Breakfast Potpourri: Range: 5.30
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      PAYING TAX ON TRADE LOSSES
      391 10 PAYING TAX ON TRADE LOSSES W E &re lold lo "give a T fair trial to the (new i turnover tax." Mr. Tan Slew Sin may not be aware of the fact that many businesses with limited resources like mine may not survive this second trial period. Many who cheered
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      'A foreigner' after 9 years of loyal service
      202 10 'A foreigner' after 9 years of loyal service npHE separation of Singapore from Malaysia and the political squabbles between the two ruling parties have created headaches, heartaches and frustration for the citizens of both countries. Federationborn persons who arc non-F c d c r a 1 and non-Singapore citizens suffer
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      BEAUTIFUL CAPITAL BY NIGHT
      46 10 BEAUTIFUL CAPITAL BY NIGHT rpHE overseas comJ petitors in the SEAP Games will long remember the breathtaking beauty of Kuala Lumpur by night. Those responsible for the imaginative floodlighting of the City's beautiful public buildings, deserve a warm word of praise. R. F. JENKINS Kuala l.unimir
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      Junction light
      69 10 IVJNMAN Road and Tanjong Kat on g Road are two major Singapore mads in a fast growing residential area with many schools. Months have passed since the completion of the extension to the Dunman Road and yet there Is no Indication that traffic lights will be installed at
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      64 10 THE National Language Action Front has urged Radio Malaysia lo stop broadcasting news in English for the purDose of popularising Bahasa Kebangsaan. Having recognis.'d fcngllsh a.s an essential lecond language, any step taken to curtail its usage would be flippant and could be instrumental in retarding our progress. Let us
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      30 10 THE traffic and hawkers around the New Pudu Market are apparently out of control. Police and Municipal authorities shoi'ld come and see the chaos themselves. FOO CHEE WAN Kuala Lumour
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      HISTORY AND TITLES FOR THE JUDGES
      328 10 I READ the letter of Mr Godwin and Lawyer* on the titles given locally to High Court judges and their, precedence, with real Interest. I agree with "Lawyer" that the social and hierarchical priority given to Judges locally Is far too low and not
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      A limit on charges for new housing
      103 10 REGARDING charges made by housing estates, is there any limit or control Imposed upon them as to the charges which they can impose upon these tor whom they build houses? For example what is a reasonable charge for connecting a supply of water
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      88 10 IF the State Govern- ment wants to make Penang Hill more attractive to tourists, something should be done to make the waiting room at the top railway station more lomfortable for passengers. One Sunday. I saw no fewer than 60 passengers crammed in the tiny waiting room and there were
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      118 10 pENANG Is a beautiful 1 island, and yet to many, If not most, tourists and motorists, it must appear ugly. For, the city's traffic Is almost overrun by the uncrowned kings of the road—the trlshaw-pedd-lers and plagued by unruly cyclists and pedestrians. Some motorists, of course, have never learnt how
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      89 10 •TELOK BATAK. Off Telok Murok, Lumut, has a reasonably good stretch of beach which will gain popularity if the Government would take a little Interest. The road to the place needs a little maintalnance to enable cars to use It. I am sure the Military Engineers would gladly help build
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      56 10 I REFEH u> the article "Henry Ford and His Pilgrims of Peace." (S.T. Dec. 14». Pe.han.s another footnote you may add :o the history for the que*t Of world peace is that :ne Ford Motor Company paid for the cost of the United Nations Organisation building site in New Vnrk
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      WIPING OUT EVASION ON SEC. 31
      184 10 WIPING OUT EVASION ON SEC. 31 MAY 1 ask the Comp--ITI froller of Inland Revenue why, If he Is so anxious to wipe out evasion, he does not recommend to the Committee on Direct Taxation that Section 31 of the Ordinance is amended so that the "evasion" which can be
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      House owners
      106 10 1 REFER to the letter in the Straits Times of 7th December 1965 regarding house owners letting out their houses to others and themselves living in Housing Board estates. Evictions have been carried out of .enants of Housing Board who are owners of private property let out for
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      Private road
      30 10 DEFERENCE Resident's letter (S.T. Dec. 12». the roads In Hongkong Park are private roads, and the responsibility for their maintenance Is that of the frontagers. K.Y.D. GIN Singapore
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      A lighter, cheaper building method
      190 10 IN England recenty l saw a new form ot building construction which I felt wouid t>iuseful in Singapore and elsewhere in S fcI have recently had a compari>on ma old established i ing firm, between t tie H. D. B omsiru arrangements for the Toa
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      898 11 TO LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST U.K.i Due Store Sans P Slam Penant mcnestneuS Liverpool, Glasgow In Pt Dec 21 Ok 27 AStYANAX I'.eriiool, Dublin, A'mo-ti.. Baa. 11 tec 71 Oec 27/ 2 Jaa 1 milampuS l ..-Tool Bee 21 Jaa 1 DEMOOOCUS Liverpool, Gia^gcit tec 11/ Of MOOOCUS Liverpool, Glasgow
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      983 11 bbbbWjm/^ pC^T mm LJ LJ Mm. 'l tm\ m\ /^7 mm /Im <ofl TH£\. A X3L/NES m, I THS E^ST ASIATIC COwPAsr Li* mco'pO'Wtd o Oe-nfk EXPRESS SAILINGS 10 NEAR tAbl, CONIINENI ANB SCANBINAHAi Score P Sham Penang Am Genoa Havre H'Ourg K lam Ml* CeM KOREA il Saiiee Sailel
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      930 11 I BENW.INE EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL CONTINENTAL PQRTV nrWATTAUT F r Liverpool Jan 21 BENATTOW huh Fel 7 smejaro™ Pt. S'nam Penani Rotterdam Fel 12 Dec 27 31 Dec 11/ 1 Jan 4 4 Hamburg Fel 11 G'mouth Mar 11 BENLOYAL Sintasore Pt. S'nam Penang For London Jm 14
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      1132 11 I BUCKNALLS.S. CO.. LTD. U.K./Continenr. CITY OF NELLINSTOM io'i»a Himourg. Rottertaa. Singapore P. i nan Peaang Havre. Hun C. I-I/2T 21 Dec M lee CITY OF CHICAGO Hi. re, L tin. H'burg, B'emen, i -jm, A'aam. Antwerp M/11 im 21.21 laa CITY OF NEWCASTLE 1 c n. HamDurg, KutiefOarn, Havre,
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    ACTIVE MARKET ON EVE OF HOLIDAY SHUTDOWN '
    657 12 ACTIVE MARKET ON EVE OF HOLIDAY SHUTDOWN Prom Our Market Correspondent rK Stock Exchange was active right up to the holiday shutdown at 12.30 p.m. yesterday and the total turnover of 385.2V0 shares was larger than on many full trading days in past months. Industrials were firm although towards the
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 12 .Vj»Uyan Slock Indices Dec. 23 Drr. 24 •Industrials: 83.48 83.81 Tins: 104.06 104.82 J rubbers: 104.73 104.73 •Dec. 30 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    935 12 T>l SINKSS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I.umpur tradinf rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: RO'iMead (2.000> $1. 74, (2 Oik). Jl 73 Call: C.S. Holding. <2.n00i »j no: Otmlopa (7.000> 11.80: Eaao orda.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    140 12 SHIM lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharve* or oxpeeted today ■re: Slamat 3/4. Qudrun Bakke 5. Nestor «/7. Kincivllle 8/D. Yewbank 10/11. Artyannx 13/14. Yarra 16/16. Veleblt 1", Tensha Maru No. 3, Rane« M/M, Kunak 2.'i'26. Tjlbodaa 27/2 S. Klkrn Maru 2U'3O, UenMKnenire 31/3^, ClinoKle 33/34. I'romacho
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    [closing prices
    25 12 Dec. 24. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 711 cents (down half a cent) TIN: 5684.50 (down 53.25). Unofficial estimated ottering 22."> tons (down 5 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    136 12 MELBOURNE, Prt. INDUSTRIAL-: were firm, but 1 quiet and most moves were Email. Myer and Mayer S.A. were in demand and each gained 6d. Base metals were steady and quiet. Santos was prominent in oils with bids up 9d. to 18s. 3d. The exchange is now closed til)
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    Rubber rise extended on week
    332 12 Rubber rise extended on week THE months rise was extended during the pas' week's trading, which has seen fair turnover, taking levels to 72 eenti ror January and February lor first time since June this year report li.( B. Ltd in their weekly rubber report. Unconllrmed reports of continued off-take
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    223 12 Dec. 24. Three months INDUSTRIALS Hountind 11 eta. McAhsur 9 <-v C s Ui..ilin«« 15 CUM. Invent. 10 i la. DmilnpH 13 cv. N. Iron -> cti>. B. sinell«:s M eta. O C 8.0. 14 ct«. U 12 eta. Itothinann 11 eta. FMi Imp. 10 <-v. lloi.tnMin lv
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    67 12 CHINESE Produce Exchange. Singapore noon pricea per plcul yetterday: Coconut ell: bulk SS2 aellers, drum Sss| xellera. Copra: D«c./Jan. UK/CoDtlnrat: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white 1217 ft aellera. Snra'.vnk blnck $1574 nelkrs. garbled Lampoon rlack SIS7KN) srllen-. (all Mm NI.W), ASTA il72iiN) Mllera <1IH)<-, NLWI S.nitapere Coconut Oil Millers*
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    86 12 '['ME A*»oci*tien v? Bank! in Miijy tin made inmr rnanßt-N to its rate* ?u tin niiaotn vmterday tail mm to ■10»> Htm Verk: Buy ins TT 32 13/lt). airmail OD 32 15/1)). HO d/at. 33 3/8 rr.-dr milk, 33 9/ltf trade Mils. Canada: r>uyla« TT 35/5/16. airmail OD
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    Straits tin price falls by $3.25 before holiday
    442 12 Rfc Straits tin price in Penang yesterday fell by $3.25 to 5684.50 on an offering estimated down 5 tons to 225 tons. The lesser drop locally was attributed to better support. In London on Thursday the 3 months forward afternoon buyers*' price
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      1459 13 K onlinufd from I'.igr 101 ACKNOWLEDGMENT <• Word* SIS (Minimum) MR. PA. SAMUEL »nd rhildnn of rr.ii thank relative* and friend* for thi.'r condolence*. wVMttl «•< ■area during thr sssMca loss of Mrs. GREETINGS 20 Word* SIS (Minimum) MABEL TEO af ItH>h nwifi all her Mirry X'mas nn.l A I
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      792 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT I IS Wordt SI (Min.)— Box St cto. txtrm SEASIOE PARK KATONG Fully Furnished 3-brdroomed House, one airconditioned, atailarile 1-1-1966. Monthly rent S5OO. Apply Boa A 6436 S.T sTpejem TWO BIC ROOMS With telephone at I im-a or 8-A, Loronc Batawi off 7) I I I'M r Kerangoon
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      784 13 TOURS A EXCURSIONS IS Wmrd* St (Min.)— Box SO tt*. txlro IMI CHERRY BLOSSOM lour organised inclusive tour departure Singapore m.v. Laos 11th April, return 14th May including rive day tour of Japan. For further particular* apply American Lloyd Agency Ltd., M, Robinson Ruad, Singapore, FOR HIRE IS Wordt tt
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      930 13 FOR SALE IS Wmrd* M i Min.)— Box it tt: txtrm CEILINQ FANS U.K. 60" SU/per monib inclusive. fixing. Tel: 3' pore *****. BE A MAGICIAN this holiday season: We teach you how to become one. Call Rt Wongs Magic Center, 107 Selegie Koad, Spore. AIRCONDITIONER AWNINGS. U.S. awnings. Venetian
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      506 13 LADIES HAIRDRESSING IS Wordt tt (Min.)— Box l» tt: txtrm X'MAS NIW VIAR Gifts! CXteon Beauty Salon islrcondltionrd), 376. East Coast Road. S'pon. MAISON MODfftNE. First Class Ladirs Hairdressers racial TreatmfnK A Bridal Make-up by Mrs. Vl. ky Yip. l>ondon WtiallUrd Beautician. ISB, Orchard Road. Spore. Appointments I'lione J74M,. WHERE
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      584 13 THE STRAITS TiMES PRESS (MALAYA) LIMITED (Incorporated In the States of Malr\a> NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that at the Annual General Meeting of the Company to be held at Hongkong Bank Chambers. Kuala Lumpur on Friday I4lh January. 1966. the Directors will recommend the payment of a Final Dividend of
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      Credit Balance looks good for Governor's Cup
      841 14 CREDIT BALANCE 111 has bright prospects in the Governor's Cup (Race Five) over Bif at Penang tomorrow. Although his first success was In a sprint at Ipoh, the five-year-old has a stayer's record in Australia. He followed ud with a smart win at
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      BEST BETS
      30 14 BEST BETS: Admiral Byrd (Race Two), Priority (Rac* Three) and Serum Negara (Race Severn. BEST FORECAST: Admiral Byrd and Avenger II in Race Two. THE COINC is toft.
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      135 14 K»ce 1 FROGGIE Crown Boy Bay Dragon D. VENGEANCE j D. VENGEANCE CTown Boy j Frog gie x 'r Ojam Crown Boy RAM t ADMIRAL BYRD Avenger OUin RISHTIME Wond.-rful Pil Avenger ADMIRAL BYRD Wonderful Pil Avenger R*ce S Race Race S PRIORITY MMM PRIORITY K. ll,i Bright
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      PENANG—Ist day
      1340 14 PENANG— Ist day Race 1—2.30 Class 2 Div 2 ($7,000) 7f 1 ***** Dark Romance II a (PY Tang) Sullivan 9 9.0 (F) Trevena 3 2 ***** Bay Dragon II a (Sunbeam St) Lee 5 8.13 (F) Coles 1 3 ***** C rown Bo; a (Jonah St) E Breuk. 7
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      Grenadier is topweight in Gold Cup
      160 14 Grenadier is topweight in Gold Cup SEVENTEEN horses have been handicapped for the last classi< of the season the $2 1,000 Penang Gold Cup to be run over lOf on Jan. 2. Grenadier, winner of the Singapore Gold Cup. gets top weight of 9.10. Royal Heritage, winner of six races
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      Mirthful Miss does fine trial
      165 14 Mirthful Miss does fine trial YfIRTHFUL MISS a iTX first-up winner over 6f at Kuala Lumpur last month, stepped out smartly in soft going at Penang yesterday morning. Ridden by Garnet BouPT^, Mirthful Miss and stable-mate Shockalingam lan 3f in 40-2/5. Best gallop O f the morning was done by
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      61 14 Bugs Bunny By Ralph HeimdaM >ER INVENTION S /I Alt I* A FEW RurtC IKi it< V^ A SUCCESS! \l M^*' VT few PUQp IN iT.^y GOOO^ 'THERE HE l« CHASINfIj <~ 1L f THINJKIN', V.OVEB NOW!^^ I BUILT TWAT\ V PUDOSV^ SWINJGIMO DOOR V— r^yf^ \+mA <>^ to pwotect
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      SEND 'GOLD' ATHLETES TO KINGSTON MOVE
      428 15  -  M RAHMAN E. FRIDA By BADMINTON TEAM ALSO RECOMMENDED FOR COMMONWEALTH GAMES NEXT YEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. 1)ATO Ghazalie bin Shafie, the Malaysian AAU president, and Dr. Aziz Durairatnam, Malaysia's Chef de mission in the recent Seap Games, said they would strongly recommend that
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      Minister praises Singapore team
      172 15 Minister praises Singapore team VIM.ArOKK. I ri. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inchc Othman Wok, today praised tbc Singapore Seap Games team. Hr said Sineapore, contesting in the Games at Kuala Lumpur for the first time .is an independent nation against six other South Kast Asian nations, bad taken third
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      Lock icon Keino gets a hero's welcome
      84 15 ]\AIROBI, Frl. Kipchonge Kelno, Kenya's 25-year-old world record holder of the 5,000 and 3,000 metres, was given a hero's welcome home here yesterday after his tour of New Zealand and Australia Hundreds of wildly cheering fans lined the airport as Kelno, a Nairobi police Inspector,
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      Lock icon Pele to wed
      91 15 SAO PAULO. Fri. Pele. the world's best-known footballer, is to marry next year possibly before the World Cup finals in England. Brazil's famous negro inside-forward, who is 25. told the Sao Paulo Gazeta Esportiva (sports gazette* in an exclusive interview that his bride would be Rosemarie Cholby,
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      Zoe, 3, is 'In the swim' with mother
      65 15 yOE YATES Is only three but she is "in the swim" with mother Margaret Yates, an instructor at Lytham St Annes Baths, Lancashire. Zoe took only three weeks to master the breast-stroke and backstroke and now she is taking diving lessons. She
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      Shiell flays MCC bowling
      359 15 Shiell flays MCC bowling ADELAIDE. Fri.— After being hammered by 19-year-old Doug Walters In the first Test last week. MCC were again mercilessly treated by a young cricketer. 20-year-old Alan Shiell of South Australia, here today. Shiell. a civil servant scored •i" unbeaten 202 to helo South Australia declare their
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      346 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Order poets to Interrupt lei--1 Ii s how our contemporaries ter-writing In London (7, 6i. li\e. nevertheless (2, 3. 4. 4>. 8. Give Tommy Brown «le 9. Takes the part of a poor brewed In Leicestershire 16, landowner In "As You Like 7). It" vT>.
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    Crowds pack Holy City for Xmas
    377 16 Crowds pack Holy City for Xmas BLTHLtHKM. Kri—Travellers from around the world streamed into the Holy Land yesterday to relebrate Christmas in tills little town where Christ was born. Cannons boomed over the holy city of Jerusalem signally not a renewal of the bitter Israel -Arab war as they did
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    Armed guard for Santa•••
    90 16 Armed guard for Santa "pVEN Father Christmas Able-Seaman Alan Vickerman has to travel with an armed escort as he takes presents to the children at a party in Aden. This is the situation in Aden. There is the heat. And there is FEAR among the British families as they do
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    Malaysia tells tin team: Our 'no' is final
    513 16  - Malaysia tells tin team: Our 'no' is final BOB NG By J^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia's decision to stay out of the Third International Tin Agreement is a "firm one" and will remain unchanged even if the agreement is modified, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today. He
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    Ted Heath due in KL
    33 16 KUALA LUMPUR. PH. The leader of the British Conservative Party. Mr. Edward Heath. Is due here on Jan. 4 for talks with the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman.
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    72 16 SAO PAULO. Prl.— One of Brazil's most notorious holdup men, Glno Amleto Meneghettl, today resigned himself to his 50th Christmas in prison at the age of 88. Police caught him red-handed yesterday as he attempted to prise open the door of a luxury I
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    Lock icon Space quartet were 12 inches apart
    99 16 WASHINGTON. FrL TT Gemini t> and Gemini 7 apparently came within on; foot of each other during their historic nose-to-nose space rrndrivous last week, a Press Club meeting last National Space Agency official has revealed. Mr. Robert Aller. chief of Gemini mission planning, told
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    Turban on parade at Sandhurst
    69 16 A TURBAN— worn by Officer Cadet Jagjit Singh from Malaya was prominent among the conventional military caps daring the Sovereign's Parade at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst recently. Of the 984 officer cadets on parade. 229 were passing out after two years' training The
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    Lock icon God taught me to play the guitar, he says
    100 16 God taught me to play the guitar, he says SiYDNEY. Fri.— Brian Tyas, 20. applied today for exemption from national military service because, he said. God wanted him to concentrate on playing his electric bass guitar. Tyas, who said he was a member of the Plymouth Brethren religious order, told
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    Lock icon The good life
    38 16 LONDON. Prl. The life of Cardinal Spellman of New York has been insured by Lloyds of London for US$l million during his visit to Vietnam, columnist Willlacn Hickey said in the Daily Express today. UPI.
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    32 16 DAMASCUS. Fn. Mt i Bit in- :t former Syriim Minister. ha> b<en ;.skf.i to for a new uovornmcni to nee) of Mr. Yousscf Zfnyen winch resigned last Tuesday. Reuier
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    33 16 LONDON, Fri. The Brush Government today gave Pakistan £7.500 to help victims of the recent East Pakistan cyclone which killed more than 400 people and left thousands homeless. UPI.
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    Razak sets casual tone in Burma
    281 16 Razak sets casual tone in Burma From SAMAD ISMAIL RANGOON. Fri. Informality seems to be the keynote of the visit here of the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. The keynote was struck yesterday- the first day or the visit- when Tun Razak and General Ne Win. chair man of
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    51 16 CURnTBA iSouthern Brazil-. Fri.~-Sevpntern com lets from th state peninten-l.iry hero. Invited to tak? pur: In a Chi tn programme on televiMon, c\v*e freedom instead. When the bvis taking them to the TV itation brake down, they overpowered the three foardi ir.d the driver and neaped.—
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