The Straits Times, 15 December 1963

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    11 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES NO. 1,451 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1963 20 CENTS.
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    Fleet: Anew role
    297 1 BOWLES HAS TALKS WITH CHAVAN I^EW DELHI, Sat. Mr. Chester Bowles, the U.S. Ambassador, called on Mr. Y. B. Chavan, India's Defence Minister, yesterday. The meeting is considered significant In view ot reports of the U.S. Seventh Fleet moving into the Indian Ocean and also in view
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    THE HOME-WRECKERS
    630 1 That 'infidel' charge by the PMIP causing 'great alarm' in Kelantan: Some married couples are now in doubt if they are legally married, says Premier Religion and danger of a Saigon-style coup TENGKU Abdul Rahman told Parliament yesterday that the PMIP's "infidel" charge against Muslims mixing with non-Mus-lims
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    River baptism for Nurse Ding
    195 1  - River baptism for Nurse Ding LEE FOO SAN By I POll. Sat.— A nurse and .i clerk, both from Kuala Lumpur, were haptisetl in an immersion ceremony in the Kinta River here today to become Jehovah's Witnesses They are Miss Helen Dins Met Ens. 24. and Mr. Tane Eye Soon.
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    Ten die in gas explosion at coal mine
    210 1 TOKYO. Saturday. A GAS explosion ripped through a coal mine on Japan's southernmost main island of Kyushu late last night, trapping a number of miners 4,200 feet underground. Ten miners were known dead. Police said there were 174 workers in the mine
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    New flag officer
    37 1 LONDON. Sat— Rear-Aiimlral Peter John Hill-Norton. 48. has been appointed Flag Officer. Second-in-Command. Far Eastern Fleet, the Admiralty announced yesterday. Rear-Admiral Hill-Norton kucceeds Vice-Admiral JP Scatchard The appointment takes effect in June next year
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    54 1 LONDON Sat British xhopperv In the middle of a mammoth Christmas shopping spree, are making sure of having plenty of ready money with them to finance it. OfTUial figures show an ali-time record of 521.717 million in circulation This is over SI.JMW millnn above the corresponding week
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    Amelito Mutuc
    16 1 the Philippine Ambassador. said President Johnson's talk to assembled diplomats in Washingi moving one
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    Gen. de Gaulle
    15 1 ■ea ni» DoptllarUj compared with nudOctotxr. according to the latest ooinion poll.
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    Lock icon Woman's thigh in shark's stomach
    65 1 JAKARTA. Sac— A woman's thich has been found In the stomach of a 15-foot shark cauKht b) i line fisherman off the coast or West Java, Antara news agency In a report from the West Java capital of Bandung said police were now conducting inquiries
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    Princess Margrethe
    17 1 ot Denmark left Tokyo by train yesterday (or a brief tour of historic Western Japan.
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    House before a wife plan by Khir
    212 1 House before a wife plan by Khir IPOH. Sat The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today called on young men to own a house before marrying. He said the main reason for his suggestion to Introduce legislation to bar bachelors Irom marrying unle.v-, they have houses
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    Readers Digest office on fire
    54 1 CARACAS. Sat. Terrorists hurled a fire-bomb from a speeding car on Friday night, setting on fire the office buildIng of the American owned magazine "Selecclones." the Spanish edition Of the Readers Digest. The action was presumed to be the work of the pro-Castro Armed Forces
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    Lock icon Hungarian trains for Indonesia
    39 1 JAKARTA. Bat. Hungary has agreed to sell Indonesia 163 railway carriages at a cost of CSS9 million A contract was signed in Jabegln shipping the carriages karta today and Hungary will early In 1966.— Reuter
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    President Nasser
    28 1 left Blzerta by air yesterday to return to Cairo after attending the ceremonies marking the evacuation of the former «^ench naval base at this Tunisian port.
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    Lock icon REALLY, WHAT NEXT?
    134 1 JAKARTA Sat. ITie governor ol Indonesian Wrst Borneo, Mr (>'\biik Ocray lias appealed to the MalKjfsiun Noriri Borneo lenders. Mr Stephens Kalonsc Niiißkan nnd Mr Donald Srephenx. to join Indonesia, according to i he Oovernment-ruD Antora nc\v s asency today. Antara said the Governor In a recent
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    Lord Denning
    15 1 Master ot the K In New Delhi with start a week-long vtsit lo
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    Torstoi Nilsson
    10 1 the Suediiti h.n MtoJapan :u PI i arv
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  • The News
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      Royal visitor
      104 2 THE RAJA PERMAISURI AGONG was shown a model of the $156 million Muda River project by a senior drainage and irrigation engineer, Mr. Oh Kong Yew, when she accompanied the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on a one-hour visit to the Drainage and Irrigation Department's Research station in Ampang Road,
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      STRIKES AND THE HARM TO 1,253
      200 2 SINGAPORE, Saturday. 'PHE Government today listed 33 commercial A enterprises which discharged a total of 1.253 workers as a result of Communist-instigated strikes. All the detail* were tabled by the Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, as part of the answer to a
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      Razak's no to queries on the Navy
      77 2 Razak's no to queries on the Navy KUALA LIMPUK. Sat. —The Defence Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today refused to answer three questions about the RoyaJ Malaysian Navy on security grounds. The three questions out up by Mr. Karam Singh (Socialist Front Damansara) asked the Minister to state the:
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      Blaze on ship continues
      76 2 SINGAPORE. S.H. Singapore Harbour Board firemen are still fighting the fire on board the 7.997-ton British cargo vessel Hazel Moor now in the outer roads. The fire broke out three days ago In the No. 1 hold as the ship was steaming Into Singapore waters from
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      Volunteer Abas arrested
      41 2 SEREMBAN. Sat. Police arrested a former West Irian volunteer. Abes, 26. one of 40 volunteers from Negrl Sembilan. at a house In Wise Road here early this morning. The Special Branch here declined to comment nn the ar-
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      One more centre
      30 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A new registration centre for National Service was opened at the Penghuiu's Office next to Umno headquarters in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman here |,HM'
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      King and Queen visit DID research station
      141 2 King and Queen visit DID research station KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Yang di-Periuan Acong ana the Raja Permalsuri Agong visited the Drainage and Irrigation Department's researcn station in Ampang Road this morning and saw a model of the $159 million Muda River project Their Majesties spent an hour observing several
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      Two Army men for Pakistan
      52 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Two officers of the Reconnaisance Corps will leave here tomorrow for a course at the Staff College. Quetta in West Pakistan. Maior Llm Eow Bwee ot the Ist Regiment. Reconnaisinre Corps, and Capt. A. J. the 2nd Regiment. Reconmisance Corps, will be
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      CONFRONTATION THE WAY TO MORE WOES
      400 3 CONFRONTATION THE WAY TO MORE WOES Tun Razak tells Indonesians of Jakarta's futile efforts KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. fHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, told Indonesians today that their government's confrontation policy against Malaysia would add more to their sufferings. In a "Voice of Malaysia" broadcast beamed to Indonesia, Tun
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      Tin price now at highest in 12 years
      154 3 Tin price now at highest in 12 years SINGAPORE, Sat. The Straits tin price continued Its spectacular advance yesterday and was quoted In Penan* at $505.50 after rising $4.87* This level has not been reached since June 12 1951. a year after the commencement of the Korean War. The local
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      Thieves with ear for pop tunes
      82 3 Thieves with ear for pop tunes SINGAPORE, Sat— Thieves, who apparently have an ear for pop tunes, yesterday cleaned out a Happy World Amusement Park Mall of 200 latest pop records worth about $2,000. Police believe the thieves broke Into the stall by the rear entrance yesterday morning when there
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      Police combing Sennett Estate for bomb man
      85 3 Police combing Sennett Estate for bomb man SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore police have started to comb the whole area surrounding Jalan WaiiKi. Sennett Estate, where a bomb exDlosion killed two people earlier this week. In recent weeks there had been five other similar explosions. A systematic search was launched yesterday
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      Bleak future that 10 orphans face
      232 3 Bleak future that 10 orphans face LUMUT, Sat. Ten orphans, the youngest barely three years old. are facing a bleak future, depending -on charity for their daily sustenance. Their father. Ling Kool Hee. and mother, Chew Song, were killed when the motor cycle they were riding, was Involved in a
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      GOVERNOR HONOURS 21 PEOPLE ON HIS BIRTHDAY
      201 3 GOVERNOR HONOURS 21 PEOPLE ON HIS BIRTHDAY PENANG, Sat. A State Executive Councillor, Inche C. O. Ismail, and a welfare worker, Mr. Khoo Leong Hun, have been appointed Justices of the Peace on the occasion of the birthday of the Governor, Raja Tun Uda Al-HaJ, tomorrow. Mr. N. Jagatheesan. a
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      Two reasons why banks like to invest in Malaysia
      100 3 Two reasons why banks like to invest in Malaysia PENANG. Sat.— The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. said today two factors influenced banks and other Industrial concerns to Invest in Malaysia. "They are political and economic stability." he said at the opening of a sub-branch of the Mercantile Bank
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  • FOREIGN DESK
    • IN BRIEF
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        Probe into Elsie's 'death'
        132 5 Probe into Elsie's 'death' lONDON, Sat. A fullscale inquiry has been started into the case of 35-year-old Miss Elsie Waring who was found to be alive after being officially declared dead and put In a coffin. The probe was taking place at a meeting of the Central Middlesex Hospital group
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        35 5 PERTH: Bob Hewitt, who s temperamental court antics have earned him the nickname "The Bad Boy" of Australian tennis, is to marry beautiful South African model and part-time player Delaille Nikolas in Johannesburg next March.
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        33 5 HONG KONG: Miss Li li-hua and Miss Lucille Yu Ming, Asian Film Festival Award winners, were voted with 18 other wellknown actors and actresses as the "most popular" film star in Hong Kong.
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        48 5 ROSS ON WYE (England) Mrs. Joan Foot, wife of Mr. Michael Foot, a leading member of the Labour Party, was fined V5O and had her licence endorsed for careless driving. The case followed an accident in October in which Mrs. Foot and her husband were both seriously injured.
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        56 5 JERUSALEM: Israeli officials have decided to rename the main street of Nazareth -Pope Paul VI Street." to mark the Pont ill's pilgrimage next month. THE HAGUE: A picture of a Buddhist monk dying amidst the blaze of petrol flames In South Vietnam was awarded first prize here today for the
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        35 5 UNITED NATIONS: Two boys and a girl, identified by UN. officials as belonging to an antiCastro organisation, tried to haul down the Soviet Union flag outside the UN cslerday. They were questioned and later freed.
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        40 5 I, ONDON: The man oilered a stolen bicycle by Harold Argent, 39, turned out to be a policeman. "Just my luck," said Argent. He had gone to a block of police flats. He was sent to London sessions for sentence.
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        24 5 MELBOURNE: The Victoria State Health Commission has been asked to ban artificial flowers from cemeteries because they blow about and damage cemetery lawn mowers.
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        38 5 LONDON: British postmen expect to deal with more than 1,100 million letters, cards, packets and parcels in the big Christmas rush. Mr. Reginald Bevins, the PostmasterGeneral said. About 150,000 extra workers would be hired for the final rush.
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      Woman dies in crash
      86 5 LONDON, Sat.— One wo- > man was killed and 24 people were Injured when a train was derailed yesterday just outside Liverpool Street station. Ambulances brought the injured to hospital and firemen had to use heavy breakdown equipment to free passengers who were trapped In an
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      Lord Snowdon
      22 5 the 33-year-old photographer husband of Princess Margaret was yesterday elected to the Arts Council the youngest member in council history.
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      MANILA NEWSPAPERS ATTACK JAKARTA EMBASSY MAN
      313 5 MANILA. Sat. Manila newspapers today took strong exception to an Indonesian Embassy officials charge that "stooges of neocoloni.ilists and imperialists" were trying to prevent a meeting between President Soekarno and President Macapagal. Mr. Boes Effendi, Indonesian Embassy spokesman, charged in a statement on Wednesday
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      He's in with a loss
      118 5 JUBILANT...BUT TORY REVERSES STILL GO ON SIR ALEC DOUCLASHOME and his Tory Government has suffered two staggering election blows. At London's St. Marylebone, the jaunty Science Minister, Mr. Quintin Hogg, was humiliated by seeing the previous Tory majority cut by nearly two-thirds. And at Openshaw,
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      Lock icon Khrushchev's downfall soon: Chou
      107 5 Khrushchev's downfall soon: Chou HONG KONG, Sat. The pro-National Chinese language newspaper Truth Daily said here yesterday that the Chinese Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai. told the National People's Congress In Peking recently that Mr. Khrushchev's downfall was imminent. A front page report from Macao quoting an overseas deputy to
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      Lock icon Cambodia charge denied
      53 5 SAIGON. Sat.— The South Vietnamese Ministry of National Defence yesterday formally denied a Cambodian allegation that its troops recently attacked a Cambodian outpost In Kampot Province with mortars. A communique .said no unit under the authority of the Mm Istrv had carried out "any such action as
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      Lock icon MEETING OF BRITAIN, FRANCE, U.S., ON S-E. ASIA SITUATION
      373 5 MEETING OF BRITAIN, FRANCE, U.S., ON S-E. ASIA SITUATION PARIS, Saturday. THE Foreign Ministers of France, Britain and the United States are to meet here today to discus the situation in South-East Asia, informed sources said here last night. The ministers— Mr. Maurice Couve de Murvllle (France;. Mr. R. A
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      Sinatra ransom: FBI gives the numbers
      202 5 Sinatra ransom: FBI gives the numbers WASHINGTON, Sat. The FBI disclosed last night It has the serial numbers on the ransom money paid by Frank Sinatra for the release of his son. A spokesman said a list of numbers was being distributed throughout the nation. It ran 41 pages long.
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      Lock icon Students held
      82 5 RANGOON. Sat.— About 25 students of the Government Technical Institute were arrested here yesterday by the authorities In connection with a demonstration, according to authoritative sources. The students, who began the demonstration on Thursday following a quarrel between some Army personnel and students on Wednesday night, continued with
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      Missing Greek girl found in friends' home
      83 5 Missing Greek girl found in friends' home LONDON. Sat— Police y<«terday found a 18-year-oid Greek (rirl. Sophia Anarakakou. who had been reported missing since her arrival on Wednesday for medical treatment. She was found with friends In London. Her father had given the address. Although she speaks no English she
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      Librade Cayco
      14 5 ...the Philippine Under-Secret-ary of Foreign Affairs, will visit Israel later thi« week
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      Death in kiss revenge
      297 6 Death in kiss revenge VITO WAITED THREE YEARS, THEN SHOT BEST FRIEND YORK. Sat The New Year's Eve party 1 ar. Vlto Caiazzo's home In Boston was going with a swing until Vlto saw his dark-haired wife Rose beI ing kissed passionately by his best friend. 'You should br a>hamed
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      Mistake and two boys die
      149 6 Mistake and two boys die MUNICH. Sat A typist who mislaid a dossier cost two small boys their lives, the State Prosecutor admitted here. In the dossier was an order to police to take Johann Knelsel, 32. and his wife Hiltrud, 27. to jail for four years for killing their
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      Gaught at last
      84 6 ft OM E, Sat. Police v throughout Europe know the celebrated Italian jewel thief Douglas Fontana as "the Overcoat." Every time the hand of the law has landed on his shoulder he has got away, leaving the police holding a baggy overcoat. Now, however. French police have
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      Lock icon CHINA TRADE: EUROPE QUEUES UP
      432 6 CHINA TRADE: EUROPE QUEUES UP LONDON, Sat £HINA has launched a major drive to increase trade with West European countries, business sources said in London. They said if reports that France planned to recognise China were correct, President Charles de Gaulie would be just another person standing in line seeking
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      Johnson: How to maintain peace in the world
      250 6 Johnson: How to maintain peace in the world WASHINGTON. Sat. President Johnson told diplomats of virtually every country In the world today that peace could be maintained only If nations accepted their "profound Interdependence." The President made his remarks when he addressed the entire foreign diplomatic corps In the State
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      Lock icon 25 fishermen missing
      45 6 KINGSTON, Sat —The 85-ft fishing vessel Seafood- with 25 Jamaicans aboard, was reported missing here yesterday. The boat left here 19 days ago to fish at the Seranna Banks, 320 n.iles south-west of Jamaica, and was due back earlier this week. Reuter.
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      Juan Lechin
      23 6 Bolivia's leftist Vice President has offered to resign and face criminal charges if any to solve the country's growing political crisis.
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      55 6 PRINCESS MUNA, formerly a Kuala Lumpur schoolgirl, goes shopping. Picture shows Princess Muna the English-born wife of King Hussein of o rd a n—shopping in London. She says: "The King and I are moving into a new house soon, and I have to do a lot of shopping for it/*
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      Vladimir sacked from Soviet Presidium
      199 6 would Increase fertiliser capacity to 26 million tons in 1970, which would facilitate expanded production of grain, sugar beet, and other prod; Mr. Shelest, 55. was appointed party first secretary in the Ukraine last Jr.lv to succeed Mr. Nikolai Podgorny. who had b»'i ri elected
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      Seven injured in grenade blast
      47 6 SAIGON. Sat. Seven peopl* Including two children were injured when a hand grenade exploded in a pharmacy m Lit Thieu District town, about 10 miles from hereThe grenade was believed to be have been thrown by a Viet Cong agent.— U Pl.
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      CHOU GOES ON TOUR TO WOO AFRICANS, ASIANS
      802 7 CHOU GOES ON TOUR TO WOO AFRICANS, ASIANS THE WORLD TODAY PEKING, Saturday fHE Prime Minister, Mr. Thou En-lai, yesterday began an overseas tour which observers here see as a significant effort by China to win Afro-Asian support in the light of the developing dispute with Russia. The 65-year-old Premier,
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      Turco the guest who pops out of a box at wedding
      224 7 Turco the guest who pops out of a box at wedding MADRID. Saturday. CTRANGE scratching noises came from a cardboard box beside a little old woman sitting in a pew at a wedding. The noises continued through the service at the church In Alicante, southern Spain, and while the i
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      Lock icon Kenya to end relay of BBC news
      125 7 Kenya to end relay of BBC news LONDON, bat.— The British Broadcasting Corporation anj nuunced hu>i night that its cori respondent in Nairobi had re- ported that relay of 8.8.C. news bulletins by the Kenya Broad- casting Corporation was to end tomorrow night. In a statement issued here the BBC
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      Osmo Karttunen
      23 7 Finland Finance Minister, resigned yesterday because he opposed a Government phm to balance the Budget through hieher income and property taxes
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      Fabulous spy is dead
      307 7  -  Peter Forbes CYNTHIA KNEW HER i FATE ALL THE TIME By rnNTHIA. the woman \j who was Britain's greatest war-time spy. has died. For months she. had been suffering from cancer. And she knew she was dying when, in September, she agreed to tell her story
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    133 8 M M ..rrfj BJI C Hill.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In Bka. chard Road .-und.iy service I tn. All W. OPEN AIR RALLY, Mann. i» mini Rosy, ."> l'> p.m Today. Chaminn. I. .i.t. Mu.iial Items. Smtint. it. i Chinese. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH. 6 afekl Kind. Singapore. Tele--171 Worship ■arrteaa
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  • SUNDAY TIMES OPINION PAGE
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      SABOTEURS: BE ON YOUR GUARD
      515 8 BORDER raids, .suoverslon. piracy on the high seas, secret agents and trained saboteurs slipped across the frontier to bolster the withering Communist Party and train its terrorists in the techniques of armed revolution. The lull lacts of Indonesian aggression are now belore the nation. It
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      The things they say
      141 8 TLL now. all the postChatterley books about sex have had. whatever their Intentions, the effect of putting one off it. Marghanita Laski. I FIRMLY believe that the amount of bare flesh exhibited should be in inverse proportion to ooe'i age— the older the Ipss. —Mrs Sybil
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      LOST LEGION
      1298 8  -  TAN TOCK SAIK Are we being unjust to our students in the Indian universities By KUALA LUMPUR IN INDIA today, there is a "lost legion" of Malaysian students 650 souls, almost half of them in Madras and the rest scattered throughout the country from six students in Trivandrum
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      Umbrella arms
      937 8 The day I got hold of a machine-gun and rushed off into the jungle to meet the Japs IT ALL seems so long ago. part of a hectic youth I have long put behind me. a chain of events telescoped by time almost into a fantasy. Nineteen forty-four,
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        Working wives
        126 8 REALLY, IS IT SO HARD TO MAKE A 60 OF IT I CONGRATULATE Sheila George (Opinion Page. Dec. 1) but really there is nothing wonderful in a married woman making a success of her return to a job, not when you consider the kindergartens available today and the
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        101 8 THE unrest that must have driven Sheila George back to work stems from the fact that the home is no longer the centre of communal activity these days. That Is why educated wives in Malaysia find themselves caught between the Scylla of bored loneliness in the home and the Charbydls
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        72 8 I AM not in the professions. I am just a stenographer. What I earn goes to pay my cook and the amah who looks after my year-old baby The financial gain Is therefore negligible but I must say that since going out to work I have been able to be
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        THE YEAR 1963
        145 8 I SEE two of your readers (Opinion Page, Dec. 8> are already looking back on the year that Is now drawing to a close. For my part I don't mind confessing that I have been quite depressed by this shadow of confrontation that has fallen across our
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        77 8 F)R me the most significant event of 1963 was the one-day strike by Singapore postmen. They called it off the moment the Central Government agreed to go to arbitration on the matter. Why Is this significant? Because strike anarchy has been laid to rest, disputing parties now accept arbitration and
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        WHY I'M SINGLE
        75 8 AS I understand it Laksh- ml Natarajan (Life in Malaysia. Dec. 1) actually encourages this growing feminine desire for tightfitting jeans and low-cut blouses. And then the girls wonder why they don't find swains with the rapidity and ease their mothers did. Don't mind me. I am
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        Letter of the week
        47 8 Letter of the week HERE is a suggestion for elderly people occupying their own houses who have no dependents. Why not sell subject to a life tenancy In this way you can provide yourself with many comforts you have to do without today. NCIAN MAUNC YUEN. PENAN6.
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      Ricketts full of praise for Malaysia's achievements
      164 9 Xl ALA I.IMPIR.. Sat. The Ameri- < .m Vice-Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Claude V. Rickrtts. arrived here today in the course of a South-East Asian tour to discuss "mutual defqnee problems." lie conferred with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence.
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      Trade facts with Jakarta is top secret now
      241 9 Trade facts with Jakarta is top secret now SINGAPORE. Sat. All statistics of trade between Singapore and Indonesia after Malaysia came into being are now In "top secret" files. Facts and figures of this trade is not even to be divulged in the Legislative Assembly herp The Minister of Finance,
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      Housewife loses appeal
      58 9 Housewife loses appeal IPOH. Sat. The High Court today dismissed an appeal by a housewife. Llm Swee Eng. 32. against sentence for assisting in running an illegal public lottery. She was lined $500 by the Selama magistrate's court on July 31 this year for assisting in a 1,000 and 10.000
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      Watchman (asleep) critical after revenge attack
      113 9 Watchman (asleep) critical after revenge attack IPOH, Sat. A watchman. Teja Singh, 60, assaulted while he was asleep, was rushed to the General Hospital here last night with a fractured skull. His condition is critical. Police said Teja Singh, who is also a money-lender, was sleeping in the workshop of
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      Two Korean Army officers fly in
      49 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— MaJ. Oen. Joun Boon and Lieut.Col. Song Tack Koo of the Korean Army arrived here today for a three-day unofficial visit. They were met at the airport by the Korean Military Attache in Bangkok. Col. Lee and Korean Embassy officials.
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      Talks affecting 7,000 workers in 15 firms break down
      327 9 Talks affecting 7,000 workers in 15 firms break down KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. NEGOTIATIONS between 15 firms and the National Union of Commercial Workers over claims affecting 7.000 workers broke down today And with this came the threat by the general secretary of the N.U.C.W.. Mr. A. B. Gomez, that the
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      Tour by Lee postponed
      98 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The tour of Sembawang by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed. A Government statement today said "The Prime Minister regrets that, because of some unexpected matters which have cropped up In the last few days, he will
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      For your day by the sea
      93 9 TODAY SedUl Kechll 8.07 am. (7.oft> 10.3* pjij. (7.9 ft); Singapore 10.00 a.m. (9.lft) 11.24 p.m. (B.3ft); Port Dickson 6.07 ii :n 9.oft > 6.25 p.m. (7.7 ft»; Port Swettenham 453 a.m. < 13.1 ft t 5.46 p.m. < 11.9 ft > PenaiiK 12.20
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      TV programmes filthy and sensuous, say Barisan
      199 9 I OINGAPORE. Sat. Television programmes came in for a blistering attack from the leftwing Barisan Sosialis today. Barisan Sosialis members branded TV programmes as filthy, sensuous and described Singapore TV as the •Voice of America" during debate on the budget resumed in the
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      Radar at airport in 'final stages'
      70 9 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The installation of un ultra-mo' 1 $1.75 million long-range veillance radar at Pays Airport is now in its stages." the Director ot CAviation. Mr. Tan Beng San. said today. Installed by Drcca the radar has a range of 150 miles and can
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      Umno leader held as net closes on enemy within
      317 9 Umno leader held as net closes on enemy within SINGAPORE, Saturday. MALAYSIAN security officers are slowly closing the net on the enemy within. Latest move to counter Indonesian confrontationists is the arrest of Sukhaimi bin Ibrahim, 41, a Singapore Umno branch leader. Sukhaimi was private secretary to Mr. Vifa Sutomo,
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      $55,000 fire damage on estate
      107 9 $55,000 fire damage on estate RAWANG. Sat. A tenminute blaze last night destroyed a *45,0i»J smokehouse and 14.000 lbs. of rubber sheets worth $9,500 at Sungel Choh Estate, five miles from here. Mr. 8. W. Harris, manager of the estate, and his entire labour force managed to save 20.000 lbs.
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      211 9 'When people ask me why I appear in advertisements for Grant's Standfast*, says Sir Compton Mackenzie, 7 explain that I have been a close personal friend of Eric Roberts, one of their senior Directors, for many years and have watched their business grow in my lifetime from a small concern,
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      S1 million benefits
      270 10 ASSEMBLY TOLD HOW STORE GOVT. HELPED WORKERS SINGAPORE. Sat. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Labour. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, told the Legislative Assembly today that the Governments energetic enforcement of the Labour laws since 1959 had netted the Singapore workers more than a million dollars
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      Backbenchers to quiz Ministers
      241 10 Backbenchers to quiz Ministers SINGAPORE, Saturday. pOR the iirst time in history three Government backbenchers will put questions to Ministers in the Legislative Assembly next week. This departure from normal parliamentary practice follows an invitation to the Government backbenchers this week by the Prime. Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to
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      Conditions for loan to Kluang
      190 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— The Johore State Government today told the Kluane Town Council that it would not get Its $200,000 loan for a new council building unless It rejected Its Socialist Front manifesto and won the confidence of the Government. The statement wa^ in reoly
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      Theft in school
      24 10 IPOH, Sat. A typewriter valued at $680 and some statioiifry were stolen from a Malay school in Kuala Part here yesterday
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      Social concern Vital in nation building'
      328 10 Social concern Vital in nation building' V:iNGAPORE. Sat. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today stressed the need for social conscience among the people regardless of race, colour, or creed in the task of building a united Malaysian nation. He was speaking to a large crowd at the Kwong
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      450 HIT BY TRADE BAN GET AID
      265 10 450 HIT BY TRADE BAN GET AID KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday A BOUT 450 people in Malaya who have lost their jobs due to Indonesian confrontation have registered themselves for Government aid, the Assistant Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, announced today. Speaking in the House of Representatives,
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      Film actress Kitty weds Bentong man
      128 10 Film actress Kitty weds Bentong man HONG KONG. Sat. Chinese actress Kitty Ting Hao. well-known among movie fans in South-east Asian countries for her "sweet girl next door" parts, today married a Malaysian businessman. Mr. Lin Chi-chao. In one of the most colourful weddings here. The couple said their vows
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      Road closed
      26 10 BESUT. Sat.— The hMHt Kampotiß Buloh Road near here has been closed to all traffic because it has been damaged by I flood water.
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      Police stand by as 6,500 goto the polls
      281 10 Police stand by as 6,500 goto the polls pENANG. Sat A police riot squad stood by In Penang's "rural" capital ot Balik Pulau today as the district electorate of 6.500 went to the polls to pick a new State assemblyman Contesting this by-elec-tion, caused by the death last October of
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      Rude land officers in Perak criticised
      296 10 IPOH. Sat ah Opposl- tion member In the Perak State Legislative Assembly today criticised the behaviour and attitude of some officers in the District and Land Otfiecs in the State. The criticism and a call for remedial action came from Inche Baharuddm bin Haji
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      A NATIONAL SERVICE CHALLENGE TO ALLIANCE BY PMIP
      133 11 A NATIONAL SERVICE CHALLENGE TO ALLIANCE BY PMIP ifOTA BIIAKI Sat. v The PMIP today challenged leaders of the Kelantan Alliance to show their patriotism by registering for national service. "From our investigation, none of the Alliance leaders in Kelantan have registered so far." a PMIP statement said today. Almost
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      Naval Base union beaten in two High Court cases
      1212 11 ACTION AGAINST REGISTRAR OF TRADE UNIONS AND THE COMMODORE SUPERINTENDENT FAILS SINGAPORE, Saturday JUSTICE AMBROSE at a special session in the High Court today refused urgent application by the Singapore Naval Base Labour Union for an order of mandamus ast the
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      No. 7 is their lucky number
      64 11 No. 7 is their lucky number gEVEN is the lucky number for Mr. William Yay Wee Leong and Miss Ho Kirn Nyat, who were married at the Kuala Lumpur Registry yesterday. The groom is the seventh brother of Mr. Yap Wee Thai and the bride, a teacher of Chin Che
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      Misfired shot: Youth on four charges
      137 11 Misfired shot: Youth on four charges KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A youth was charged in the First Maoist rates Court here today with attempting to shoot a man In order to rob him. The charge added that th* shot miiMred. In the dock before Inche Shalk Daud bin Hajl Mohamed Ismail
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      New road opens
      33 11 KUALA LUMPUR. S;U.— The Mentn Besitr of Johore. Dato Mil H.i.ssan bm Haii Yunos. yesterday onened :i $160.(H'0 road at Lorong Serkam. The road links Jttlan Bakri 10 Jnlan Daud.
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      Gifts for 700
      23 11 SINGAPORE. Sat— More than 700 children from eight hospitals will receive gifts from members of the Rotary Club on Dec.
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      r New look plans by MCA youths
      262 12 r New look plans by MCA youths ALOR STAR, Sat. A major reorganisation of the MCA Alor Star divisional youth section has been launched to strengthen the party's" position in Kedah. "Our eventual aim is to woo Chinese voters and recapture the five seats which we have lost in the
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      Farm produce in cars: Sardon promises to look into kampong folks' plea
      215 12 Farm produce in cars: Sardon promises to look into kampong folks' plea I KUALA LUMPUR, Sat rj\HE Minister of TransX port. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said today that his ministry would look into a suggestion that kampong people might be allowed to carry some of .their farm produce occasionally
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      Promoted State Commissioner
      39 12 RAUB. Sat.— Mr. N. Kanagasab^pathy. Assistant State Commissioner (or Labour. Pahanc. has been promoted State Commissioner for Labour and transfeTed to Kuantan. He takes the place of Inche Amlruddin bin Hakim who; tea left for Malacca.
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      Lock icon Rubber talk a success
      105 12 I ONDON, Sat.— A "successful and useful" meeting was held here yesterday between the Malaysian rubber trade goodwill mission, representatives, of British consumers and members of the Rubber Trades Association of London, according to a communique issued by the Malayan Rubber Fund Board. The participants had
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      Jakarta's war of nerves 'has failed'
      282 12 TAWAU (North Borneo), Saturday. ]^fR. Donald Stephens, Chief Minister of Sabah, yesterday assured the people of the east coast that "whatever happens we'll do everything to see that you're protected." The Minister, who is on an inspection visit here, was speaking at a dinner
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      Three at course in London
      142 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Three trade union leaders from Malaysia are among 20 union officials from 12 Commonwealth countries attending a three-month course in industrial relations in London. They are Mr. Atchuthannair Sankaran, secretary of the Perak branch of the National Union of Planta» tion Workers;
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      Koran contest
      23 12 KAJANG. Sat.— A Koran reading competition will be held on Dec. 26 to select readers for the State competition next month.
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      Woman is too scared to identify robbers
      264 12 Woman is too scared to identify robbers pENANG, Sat. A housewife, Ooi Guat Hoo. told a preliminary inquiry today she was too frightened to Identify two robbers who were with a six-man gang which raided her Lorong Selamat home early on the morning of Nov. 9 and took $16,000 in
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      Straight fight in Pokok Sena
      38 12 ALOR STAR. Sat.— Two candidates will contest the byelection for the Pokok Sena Local Council on Dec. 28. They are Inche Abdul Hamid bin Ali (Alliance) and Inche Hashim bin Mat Piah (Independent).
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      The Navy is told to be prepared
      267 12 The Navy is told to be prepared PNANG. Sat. —The Royal Malaysian Navy was now busily expanding its strength to meet war time commitments. Commodore S. M. Synnot, Chief of the Malaysian Naval Staff, said here yesterday. "No country In the world at peace times has a large enough navy
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      Pure nonsense
      345 12  -  BEACHCOMBER c v An odd occurrence \IR. JUSTICE COCKLEA CARROT adjourned a case yesterday for an hour because a nervous witness said it took him that time to get both his feet Into his mouth a proceeding which tranqullllsed him. Cocklecarrot ruled that the exercise must not take
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      343 11 Radio Malaysia... KUALA LUMPUR News; 510 On The Raw: 5.30 Show; 10.00 Jet Speed Records r\w«i_« Lumrun Emphasis On Percussion; 6.00 10.30 Behind The Scenes 11 00 COO Time Signal. Ne- Summary Of Programmes For Stories And Rhymes; 11.15 TJ 1 6.02 Pn-iude To Break- Tne Evening; 6.03 New Horizons;
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      Bakar's wasted journey
      161 13 MOFFAT. (Scotland), Sat. Bakar bin Hassan. a 20-year-old Malayan soldier, stationed in Hong Kong hltch-hlcked half-way across the world only to find that the girl who Ins- plred his trek was out on a date when he arrived at her home here last night. He had started
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      House of Sultan offered for rent
      90 13 House of Sultan offered for rent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— A modern luxury house belonging to royalty is being offered for rent. The house, which belongs to the Sultan of Selangor. is in Petallng Jaya. It has three bedrooms, living and dining rooms, a study and two servants' rooms. It cost
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      No new case of cholera
      54 13 No new case of cholera SINGAPORE. Sat.— No new case of cholera was reported here today. The total number of conlirmed cases remains at 24. A Health Ministry statement today urged those who have not been inoculated to do so at once as there was only one week left before
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      Disability benefits: A pledge
      311 13 TEAM STUDYING PROPOSAL WILL SPEED UP WORK KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JHE .Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, said today he would try and speed up the work of the committee which is looking into the possibility of a scheme giving disability benefits to those who
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      Industrial action committee
      67 13 1 POH, Bat. An action committee for industrial action was set up here yesterday by the Perak branch of the Cuepacs following a mass meeting by the Amalgamated Union of Employees In Government Clerical and Allied Services. The chairman of the eight-member committee Is Mr. S. Nadarajah.
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      Goods worth $980 stolen
      53 13 PENANG. Sat— Thiews broke into a shop in Beach Street yesterday and escaped with goods worth $980. Choo Oh Kirn, 23, a clerk of the See Hoi Chan Penang Ltd.. told police he found the padlock on the shop's gate open when he arrived for work
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      Parliament hears of bridge pile that shifted
      358 13 Parliament hears of bridge pile that shifted KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Dato V.T Bambanthan. today denied that the new bridge at the 21st mile Kuala Lurnpur-Klang road collapsed even bcfnrA it was completed. Speaking in the House ot Representatives, he admitted, however, that "due
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      Ruler's privy purse increased
      104 13 Ruler's privy purse increased TOHORE BAHRU, Sat •I The Sultan of Johores privy purse of $240,000 and the Tengku Mahkota's allowance of $48,000 will be increased under two Bills passed by the State Assembly today. They are the Civil List Amendment Bill and the Sovereign's Relatives Allowance (amendment) Bill 1963.
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      Penang views
      50 13 PENANG. Sat.— The Mayor of George Town. Mr. 00l Thlam Slew, and the publicity chairman of the Penang MCA, Mr. Lim Cheng Poh. will give their views on Malaysia's foreign policy at a meeting of the Pens.ni? Discussion Group In the Khek Association at 830 pm. on Wednesday.
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      YOUR DOG
      392 13 tttfTv "POINTER' on training... i rPHIS week I am going to x talk about my first love —gun dogs. Over the past year I've been asked a number of times, the best type of dog for hunting in Malaya. When asked this question. I invariably reply with another
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      Priests for Malacca
      108 13 GLASGOW (Scotland), Sat A Church of Scotland minister said here today that he Is "looking forward to taking charge of a new $170,000 centre In Malaysia where he will deal with over 10,000 people Including some rrom Australia and New Zealand. The Rev. Marcus Scott Ross, who
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      Road Transport transfers
      37 13 RAUB. Sat —Two officers of the Road Transport Department. Pahang. have been transferred. Mr. Ng Keam Chov. a driving tester, left for Batu Pahat and Mr. Ylm Sze Chong. a vehicle examiner, for Ipoh
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      DATO ONG MEETS Mr. MUTUC
      112 13 DATO ONG MEETS Mr. MUTUC WASHINGTON, Sat Tne Ambassadors of toe Philippines and Malaysia hem an impromptu conierence yesterday 10Ilowing President Johnson s meeting with Wasnmgton diplomats. Philippine Amoassador. Mr. Ameuio R. Muiuc. and the Malaysian Ambassador, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, left the White House together in Mr. Mutuc's car.
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      City houses to be re-assessed
      131 13 City houses to be re-assessed PENANG, Sat —All houses in the city would be assessed at their true values when an amendment to the municipal ordinance was enforced, the Mayor, Mr Ooi Thiam Siew. said yesterday. The State Government, he told councillors at their monthly meeting, had "at least seen
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      Customs holiday
      18 13 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Johorr Bahru Customs Station will be closed for official buslneaa on Dec- 25.
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      Steady week despite the Budget
      513 14 f OMORROW is Budget Day, but the share market had an exceptionally steady week and indications are that prices will go even higher if the Finance Minister does not impose too much on the tax-paying public. Property shares were well in the limelight with Selangor
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      364 14 QINGAPORE. Sat. Comblned business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1,000) $1.68: Central Prop. (3.000) $1.72. (2,000) $1.71, (8.000) $1.70; City Dev. (18,000) 62 cts, (18,000) 6U cts. (3,000)
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      Investment inquiries
      105 14 HONG KONG, Sat.— The Malaysian Government has received many Investment Inquiries from abroad, including the United States, Britain, Japan. Formosa, Switzerland and Australia, Mr. Ko Teck-Kin, leader of a visiting Singapore trade delegation, said today. He told the South China Morning Post the inquiries concerned the rubber, oil.
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      Lock icon Curfew in Rejang to be relaxed
      50 14 KUCHING. Sat.— The Government will reduce the hours of curfew In Lower Reiang by one hour, effective on Monday The curfew will be from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. This will enable fanners and rubber tappers to start work at the normal time. Reut«r.
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    SCHOOL UP TO 15 IS MCA's AIM
    295 14 SCHOOL UP TO 15 IS MCA's AIM IPOH, Saturday. rpHE Malayan Chinese Association "has been working very hard for some time" to give every child an education up to 15 years of age and not up to 12 only as at present This was revealed by Dato Liew Why Hone,
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    On your TV today
    178 14 r DAY'S programme on TV Singapura CHANNEL 5 P.M.: 100 Opening and programme summary in all languages; 105 Adventure Kathakah; 1-35 The Rosemary Clooney Show: 2.00 News in English; 2.15 The Count of Monte Cristo Carbonari; 2.45 A Mighty Fine Union; 3.05 Chinese matinee Robber and
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    Exhibition by Prof. Chang
    46 14 PENANG, Sat. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. will open an exhibition of the works of Prof. Chang Dai Chlei In the Penang Museum at 5.30 p.m. on Dec. 20. The exhibition will remain open to the public until Dec. 29.
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    The first blow to '3.30 am Gang': One held
    174 14 The first blow to '3.30 am Gang': One held i pENANG. Sat. —After lour I months" relentless work, Penang police today scored their first success against a notorious band of waterfront thieves known as "the 3.30 a.m. Gang.' One suspect was detained and a motor sampan was seized following a
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    DEATH
    34 14 CAMPBELL: Hilda Elsberth. 73 passed away peacefully on 13.12.63 at No. 19. St Barnabas Road. Funeral at 11 a.m. on 15.12.63 (awaiting arrival of dauehteri at St. Michael's Church, thence to Bidadari Cemetery.
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      91 14 Late CUSSIFIED j MVEftTISEJMEftTS i MR. M. R. TAYLOR nnd Miss M. C. SOWDEN: The encasement is announced between Michu.l Ray. mond. only son of Mr. Mrs H Taylor of Tunbridge Wells, Eunland. and Molra Claire only daughter of Mr. and Mrs." E P Matus. of Klang. Selangor. MR. AC.
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      68 14 Wmm jM e-ntetnevt ...you mill not be -has contributed. btf L'Tl^Tl] Y O val£w'd2 disaNxyntedlFor *ay of c deduction 3 i^™™™ aJd4:ic»> we past year. ftv* your weet/u />*« kvrkers-yotnee J each of fiectete. to .Sixfr a~ &at>fyi*g -~.ih recognition, therefore, ...this u/eek*c meHifestetion of and us en e<pnes&<pn of
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    I AM SO TIRED OF PLAYING SAINTS...
    1164 15  -  RODERICK MANN ROME -SAYS MISS BERGMAN By IT WAS the last day of the film. Ingrid Bergman came into her dressing room at the studio and slumped on to the settee beside me. "It gets no easier," she said. "Acting is hard work."
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      407 15 ATTENTION SINGAPOREANS YOU'RE MISSING SOMETHING IF YOU DON'T BOOK TO SEE <L<OFATfiA SUPER-SPECTACLE IN TODD-AO 20lh C«ntun/-Fo« prestnt* ELI2ABETH TAYIOR hi Jonph L. Minkiewici" "aEOPATRA" slaainj RICHARO BURTON mlw •XX HARRISON wmAmm Mot by Delun •In TODD-AO TEL: 21-116 ODEfON SINGAPORE MALAYSIA PREMIERE THURSDAY 19th Dec SHOW STARTS 7.40 p.m.
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      124 15 JBB9J9J9BBB9J9BBBbBJBJBB^^BBBBBB9JBSJ9JBBBBBBB9H9BJSK .-si m .^B^B 4&tf irML*^kBHL W B^B& mk W W- A DOROTHY GRAY Mrs. Anna Sim at Robinson's, Singapore 16-21 December JUST BACK FROM AUSTRALIA, where she has met Dorothy Gray's customers from Sydney to Perth during a special promotional tour introducing the "Golden Lotus Look" to Australia, Mrs.
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      VIVACIOUS VIVA GOOD AS YOUNG MAN's 1st NEW CAR
      784 16  -  PETER LIM MOTORING By JUST over a month ago, a doting Ipoh father wrote to ask what to buy lor hi* son for Christmas. Th e boy wanted a little -sports car. The mother said he really shouldn't have a sport*
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      1102 16 NOW IN BRILLIANT FORM AND STILL IMPROVING pELTON can make it three-off- the-reel in the Class 2 9f trophy race (Race 6) at Bukit Timah today. This four-year-old has struck a brilliant patch of form and has not reached his top yet, writes EPSOM JEEP His
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      118 16 wl.t RACEGL'IDE Paths of Wisdom Sathi Til EAT XX Fast Buck \ps l>iar DUST DEVIL Showgirl Bovain WITTE DE WITH Box Office Golden Master ALADDIN Tw lp Thundrrbird CIVIC CENTBE Felton Nakorn Nai NANGI'M Cornelia Froffie INTAN -Mill l Raceguide Volley On TANT MIELX Yes Dear Lady Warrior SHOWGIRL
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      BT. TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
      1467 16 Race One: 2.15— Cl 2 Oiv 4— 7 f 1 ***** Sunshine Lad (Sunshine St.) Rodgers, 8 9.0 *P.K. Leone 1 2 ***** Flying Phoenix (K.Y. Lun) Daniels, 8 8.13 (F) Mitchell 7 3 0762U Ace Admiral (Admiral St.) Daniels 8 8.13 'Snbian 13 4
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      8 16 Mml for X'MAS CROCODILE BRAND SHIRT ft NECKTIE
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      Four teams for govt rugby meet
      83 17 Four teams for govt rugby meet I/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Four teams will compete in the first inter -state Government Services ***** competition to be played here over three days. They will meet on Monday at Police Depot. Tuesday at RMAF and Wednesday at the Selangor Club padang. The fixtures are:
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      Kew San and Aik Huang seeded to meet in final
      392 17 Kew San and Aik Huang seeded to meet in final PENANG, Saturday. rpHOMAS Cup star Teh Kew San has been top- seeded to meet Tan Aik Huang, the title holder, in the men's singles final of the Penang open badminton championships starting next Friday at the Penang Chinese Girls' High
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      SINGAPORE! SWIMMERS BEAT 7 BURMESE RECORDS
      145 17 SINGAPORE SWIMMERS BEAT 7 BURMESE RECORDS RANGOON, Sat. The Singapore swimming team won nine of the ten events held last night on the openlne day of the first of three scheduled friendly meets. The Singapore swimmers broke seven Burmese national records. Singapore's Tan Thuan Heng beat Burma's champion Tin Maung
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      Tennis champion hits golf trail
      55 17 NEW YORK, Sat.— Althea Gibson a former tennis champion has signed with a sporting goods firm to hit the tournament trail in 1964 as a golf professional. Twice winner at Wimbledon and Forest Hills and still the worlds woman protennis champion. Miss Gibson, 34, became
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      Formosan football team in Manila
      44 17 MANILA, Sat. Formosa's Olympic football team arrived here last night tor a series of four games against local teams here starting today. The visitors comprise almost the same squad which won the Merdeka series in Kuala Lumpur this ypar.
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      Rail games off
      21 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Malayan Railway inter-club games scheduled for this weekend has been postponed to next Saturday.
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      First inter-state sevens draw 14
      243 17 IPOH, Saturday. SINGAPORE Civilians and Army Malaya "A" have drawn byes in the Malayan Rugby Union's first inter-state seven-a-side rugger competition on the Municipal padang here on Saturday, Dec. 21. They are among the 14 teams taking part. The winners will become the first holders
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      BLAND HITS SIX SIXES, FIVE FOURS IN SCORING 77
      125 17 BLAND HITS SIX SIXES, FIVE FOURS IN SCORING 77 qVKJWuoMBA iQueens--1 land). Sat. big hitting by tall Rhoaesian Conn Biand brightened the rain ruined two-day match between the South Airican touring cridteters and Australian Universities which was abandoned as a draw here today. Rain delayed the resumption today, caused another
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      BLACKBURN AND SPURS LEVEL
      442 18 LONDON, l«l iJluckbuin Koti'i.s anu loUrliliatm MOT pur boui won turn mi^iimi i uolbail li.i-.lh I u.>t liiwmoii matches today anu now sutnu logeinrr with 30 point* each at l lir top ol the table. BUcuburn Deal Liverpool, who beton- HHja> > profci amuir were among
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      Malaysia lose 4-3 to HK
      107 18 SAIGON, Sal. Hung Kong won Uie central zone elimination rouno of the Asian Cup football competition here tonight, defeattna .vlaiaysia 4-3. The half-time score was 2-1 in favour of Hong Kong. The score was 3-3 two minutes before the end. Then a penalty goal by
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      Records fall to S'pore
      69 18 RANGOON, Sat. The Glngapo.? swimming team won seven ol u"> nine events held here tonight ai second day of the scheduled three meets. Singapore swimmers today also lowered seven Burma national records and Singapore's women swimmers made a clean sweep of all the four events. Tan
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      Daniel set for title
      430 18 MASTERS NEGRI CHAMPION IN STRAIGHT SETS JIfUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Daniel Llm ot Singapore looked set to retain the unaer 21 singles title in the Malayan lunicr tennis championships. At the Royal Selangor Golf Club courts here today, Daniel, with sound backhand strokes and long baseline drives,
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      CSC STAY IN THE FIGHT
      60 18 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ceylon Sports Club kept their hopes alive for the SHA division one 'e;mue championship when they be it University 1-0 at Parrer today. University led with 14 points Horn nine inatrhes. RAF Chung! and CS C have 13 points also from nine games.
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      Lock icon Services score 27-0 win
      551 18  - Services score 27-0 win TEOH ENG TATT By gINGAPORfc, Sat—Singapore Joint Services to win the 1963 Malaya Cup Rugby Football final against Selangor that is my forecast alter watching the south champions outplay a hard-fighting Army side by 27 points (three goals and four tries) to nil on the Singapore
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      Perak in final
      234 18 FANCIED SELAf'GOR LOSE 5-3 IN UNDER-23 MATCH I POH, Sat.— Heavy rain helped Perak to qualify for the final of the under--23 cup rugger competition here today when they beat the fancied Selangor team by 5 points (goal) to three (penalty) in the deciding match on the
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      656 knocked out
      34 18 KLUANG. SaJ.— Revertex beat 656 Squadron 4-1 in a division one knockout soccer comppetltion here today. Scorers for Revertex: Yeon bin Nasir (2). Ah Tong and Chimalamai: for 666 Sgt. Lee.
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      Newport win 6-0
      15 18 LONDON. Sat. Newport beat Aberavon 6-0 in a rugby union match yesterday.
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      SELANGOR CLUB ROUT HIGHLANDERS 23-NIL
      282 18 if UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor Club thrashed Queen's Own Highlanders of Singapore by 23 points (a goal, five tries and a penalty) to nil In a rugger match on the Victoria Institution ground here today. Club's pack dominated the scrums and llneouts and the nippy
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      Olympics athletic entries date set
      179 18 Olympics athletic entries date set mOKYO. Sat.— The Japan 1 Amateur Atheltic Federation -said today the deadline for countries to aDpliy for entry in the track and field events in the 1%4 Tokyo Olympics had been set lor Aus. 15 next year. The deadline lor countries to submit the name.-,
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      453 17 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) I U Words U (Ml*.)— Box SO ct*. oxtro GENUINg PHOTOSTAT!. KotomatlC. SS Robinson Road, B'por* 9234(1. RECORDING YOUR DOCUMENT* on microfilming by Tang 1 Photocopy Service *****. HI-FI STEREO 1* Word* U (Mlm.y—kUmStct*. oxtra REVOX FM Four Trma* «t*reo X*> I rorder. C*U
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      400 17 ITwiZESTOTrIEWIU^wS&I *****Q00 gS TO BE WON IN THE /A~^ r |3 I REMY MARTIN WmL j 1] COMPETITION J \j6oy H P3 THIS IS WHAT YOU I AND HERE ARE THE PRIZES El KMS afl saaaaaHl n Austin A6O car, taxed, insured Udgflssl 9& V HAVE TO DO M tt
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      131 18 SANYO REFRIGERATOR SANYO WORLD FAMOUS jf TEMPERATURE CONTROL DIAL =^ft You can obtain the most vJ^jSffl ImUuJ s e y a control a OT^^^^ I 1 I fflrof^fl Moreover, the fridge can g"T^dL f^npu pedal, when both of I $L(L W y° ur hands are occupied. 'BLc— r i^<s! |jL-
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    Lock icon ABOUT LIFE IN MALAYSIA...
    1653 19 THE MAGAZINE SECTION I MEET the remarkable Mrs. Lee. LIFE WITH THE GRAND OLD LADY OF SINGAPORE-TODAY SEND your daughter to school in Singapore SO years ago and you ran the risk of her becoming an old maid. This was the grave warning a prominent Chinese
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      103 19 PYE e'est magnifique! Trust the sophisticated Parisiennes to know a good thing when they see one. In France, fflflßHj IPPPJMWMBMi as in Singapore. PYE's the word for view- mR plra.sure. Pye console model 443(J. the 1 finest automatic TV for people who demand I the best in TV receivers. The
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      10 19 A MILLIONAIRE In Two Years See ASIA Magazine (Page 30).
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      188 19 DR. WEST'S TOOTHBRUSH MADE WITH EXTON AMERICA'S FINEST NYLON f l^H^ f^ NEW J§f// I in five attractive f HYGIENIC ALLYS I I SEALED I in glass for your protection LL NHMIi Lll X\\\lii 66l66l6l ECONOMICAL >HSS because it usually lasts twice as long OTHER W<yi/d-£p€imcub LOOK FOR WHITE SEAL
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      Tricky hut terrific!
      409 20 WHEN A MAN BUYS HIS WAY INTO A WOMAN'S HEART THIS being ii week of goodwill. I turn a loving eve today on Malaysian men. Loving in that it is meant to be helpful and not entirely without interest. Bent on* a mission to make your Christmas
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      GOOD FOR A LAUGH
      268 20 r'O dress manufacturers met in the street one day. One stopped the other and said: "Look, I don't understand how you can undersell me. Why, I even steal the material I make the dresses from." "Why let yourself in for so much overhead?" asked his competitor.
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      Questions answers
      147 20 Questions answers DEAR Evelyn Tv: Every so often we see the word "vanishing" on so many creams. What has it got really? ri'Riors. It is an emulsified, oil-in-water type, cream which leaves skin smooth with an invisible film after the water content evaporates. MY long hair splits at the ends.
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      261 20 Wk EVELYN GIVES THE MEN SOME lllifiL TIPS ON WHAT TO K^^K^M GET HER THIS YEAR AyjssssJ'jrtfiyY/yr WRITE TO: Miss Evelyn Tu. The Sunday Times. Times House. River yfy yfi Valley Road, Singapore 9. A stamped and addressed envelope must accompany your query. TO EVERY WOMAN OVER 30... Endocil makes
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      304 20 j Advertisement rkeep the neck and throat beautifully young and smooth, always massage in a film of rich vitalising cream before retiring, using a gentle upward and outward movement. As you sleep the rich vitalising Ulan Night Cream will carry on the task of beautifying the neck. This will overcome
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    An L-driver goes it alone-and crashes
    383 21 An L-driver goes it alone-and crashes IkZml NO learner driver can drive a car on his own. He must always be accompanied by a qualified driver who has either passed his tost or been driving for two years. But young men, like JO--yr-ar-old John Dixon, don't always observe the law.
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    'Where can I get legal aid?' asks charged citizen
    280 21 DROP IS A MM:, i Our address: Thr Know I \IK. Thr Sunday Times, Timrs House. Uivn ValIpv Itoad. Singapore 9. No. replies by post. VTHERE do I apply to get legal aid for myself? I have been charged in a
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    How do I turn a friend into a lover?
    776 21 How do I turn a friend into a lover? ffffffWWlff^^ WHATS your problem? Write lo Miss Jam- I.fp. The Sunday Timrs, Times House. River V.illey Road. Singapore 9 No replies by post. DKAIt Jane Lee: How do you tuin a friendship into a love affair? My hoy and I have
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    PICTURE CONTEST
    175 21 WINNER of the week's S3O prize is "Snail" (above), submitted by Jimmy Toh Tong Heng. of 84 A Serangoon Garden Way, Singapore, 19. He used a Leica M 3 camera and Ilford FP3. film. Setting: fB, 1/60 second. He will fie paid by post. The cheque will be
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    ASK YOUR FATHER
    140 21 ASK YOUR FATHER lOl>\\ problem is t lie subject of our Sciem >■ I the newer for parai they are a>keci WHY I»O SNAILS J 1 V\ TRAIL.' SII.VIKV trails <>ii the garden path arc the "loot-prints of >naiK. Thosp trails arc part of the transport system which enables inaib
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      8 21 The Young Failures See ASIA Magazine (Page 22).
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      64 21 sgoSm&'-'* •*^Qfr ■'■~-'-Awlsl'^ra9H^B^Bß^4&&'. i '*3wuivM£fll B^BF '-X-X-X-.'x- fcfc^^f jjJrJ Biß^ IBM 1111 H GIVE f^B) A MAN A LUCKY l—:-.-.y There's nothing like a Lucky You taste and enjoy the man-size flavor that comes from the world's finest tobaccos the full, smooth satisfying taste that's brought world fame to this
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    Sunday Serial 'How I got Italy's naval secrets for only a few kisses'
    3665 22 Sunday Serial 'How I got Italy's naval secrets for only a few kisses' IN THE British Secret Service her code-name was "Cynthia." Who she was and how she operated for Britain before and during the war has never been disclosed until now. "Cynthia has decided to come out of the
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      42 22 W /k\ I tIN DECEMBER ARE GOING TO WIN THEIR DREAM FLIGHTS BY MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS MJTWS! v v HONGKONG°«BANGKOK ENTER DECEMBER'S DREAM FLIGHT CONTEST IN R wiMM r*j El On Sale Now ft --^B OCTOBER DREAM FLIGHT WINNERS IN THIS ISSUE! ■..^i#!^SSsS>Ji
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      206 22 POPULAR CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1. They should cer- DOWN: 1. Palmer <13i 2 tainly succeed! (13); 7. Grasp- ing claw (6>: 10. Footwear »4»; Pour lnches f 4): 3 ibr > 11. Lay waste (9); 14. Loaned 4. Implant deeply (4>: 5. Range f 4); 15. Yard (5); 16. Cause (4>
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      143 23 Ji_-Y^ /No Sir, not really— I v 1 it's just another of -l\ those tall stories. J ?t*^^^ You didnt really think you'd 1 shot up three inches, did you? y- T It's your clothes they're sufferJ ing from after wash shrinkage! 71 And how they're suffering! |7j No, you
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      17 23 SEE ASIA MAGAZINE: Dynamic Time And Dynamic Arts (Page 14) and New Manners And Morals (Page 19).
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      59 23 vi r I hf* «*♦*%>. la i toCUS H^^ is on the HHP' The right composition, right focus, and the ripht V exposure are so simple: Sole Agents: DIETHELM CO., LTD. <^§ §!§>) tht O1 >oll Heineken ln P laces °f distinction ~>^jssi%^v^^ there is Heineken Beer from I lKi<.n*"£*,7wi*vtA
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      160 24 Wherever you live you can depend on Electrolux You c»n enjoy all th» bf n«fi« of modern refrijeration with the Electrolux L. 27, wherever ,-oy live. The kerosinc model fnjkei you independent of electric.:-, :uppliei. Electric models and models which work by bottled fa. p .P.G.) are also available. SILENT
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      1460 24 K£EF MOV/NG.'\ ,^jfeL E& Fdcar Ricf RunnnTrrW The «i©mteme7 natives WE WANT THE I JZcr T|n? I aJ\jJ\t<. T\IL£. DUHHUUKjrib SWl/VN TO TME /VM77LE OP jr (KAY, JAXE.TUE) -iL^ Tu E CKOCS WV. 5E I SCfcEA^S 0? PEAK P'EfcCE THE AIK N AS THE I THEY SWIM T! »OVS MAVE
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