The Straits Times, 9 January 1964

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    Masthead
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    EXCHANGE ACTS
    690 1  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND Gambling is curbed COMMITTEE URGES SMALL INVESTORS TO BE CAREFUL OF INDUSTRIAL SHARES WHICH HAVE BEEN THE SUBJECT OF BIG RISES 'Speed up delivery 9 order By SINGAPORE. Wed. THE committee of the Malayan Stock Exchange reacted swiftly today and adopted measures to combat the growing
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    Attempt on his life? Not worth $2,000, says Razak
    860 1 DEPUTY PREMIER REPLIES TO 'WILD ALLEGATIONS' BY INCHE AZIZ By OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. fHH Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said today that there was no truth in the "wild allegations" made by Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak
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    Family suicide pact
    51 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. Eighteen members of a family cf untouchables swallowed overdoses of opium in a joint suicide pact, press reports from Jullundur. 200 miles north of here, said yesterday. Five of them died and the others were in hospital. No reason was given for the action.—
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    Nayy—no carrier threat to Soek
    222 1 Nayy no carrier threat to Soek SINGAPORE. Wed. The Royal Navy today denied that the presence of a British aircraft carrier in the South China Sea had posed a threat to Pre,s i d c n t Soekarno's scheduled flight from Jakarta to Manila yesterday. A Royal Navy spokesman was
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    Lock icon Record migrants
    40 1 CANBERRA. Wed A record number of 47.466 assisted British Immigrant!! came to Australia last year. 17.600 more than in 1962 The previous postwar record for assisted British emigration was In 1951 when 44.007 camr under the M-heme Reuter
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    Lock icon 8 hurt in fall
    28 1 OSLO. Wed —Scaffolding collapsed In a cinema here today hurling workmen 70 feet to the (round. Eight wer» taken to hospital badly hurt Rauter.
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    Lock icon Hubby becomes 'bourgeois' divorce sought
    93 1 PARIS, Wed. Francois Dtor, who married British National Socialist movement leader Colin Jordan three months ago, told a French Journalist last night she had asked her lawyer Maltre Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour to start divorce proceedings. Shesaid her husband had become "bourgeois." The journalist quoted Mrs. Jordan
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    Lock icon Ban on travel to Hong Kong
    56 1 JAKARTA. Wed.— The Department of Immigration has notified all airlines here thai, starting tomorrow. Indonesians are not permitted to travel to Hour Kong. The notice delivered today said visas for Hong Kong are no longer valid except for those with official passports, and Indonesian
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    Lock icon Tables turned for men
    64 1 SERRES. (Eastern Macedonia). Wed.— Men took over the domestic choree today while their women took It easy In an annual custom that dates back 2.300 yean In the villages of Moneklissla and Strymnl here. According to the custom, the women are free to do whatever they
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    Lock icon Gurkhas kill three more terrorists
    184 1 Gurkhas kill three more terrorists I^UCHING. Wed. Gurkha soldiers scored another success when they killed three Indonesian-based terrorists and captured four others in an operation in the Third Division of Sarawak* yesterday. An Army spokesman said today that the Gurkhas tracked down and attacked a gang of terrorists after they
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    Lock icon Danger of too much salt
    56 1 KARACHI, Wed. Pakistanis suffer from hypertension and heart disease because of excessive use of salt, an American heart specialist has declared. Dr. John Ladue. associate clinical Professor of Medicine at Cornell University, urged Pakistanis to- reduce use of salt in their diets in order to
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    Lock icon Bus tragedy
    43 1 I-EHERAN. Wed Eleven people died and nine were senously hurt when a passenger bus overturned on an icy road today near Saveh, '87 miles southwest of Teheran. A temperature of 30 degrees centigrade below zero was reported In the area— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Manila moves for another summit
    320 1 Manila moves for another summit MANILA. Wed. The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. today hinted that his country was hoping for another South-east Asian summit conference to include Malaysia. He was speaking altor the first meeting in the newlyopened round of discussions between President Soekarno and President Macapagal. "We started
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 USs ULTIMATE AIM w \shim;ton. Wed Prt-Mdrnt Johnson taM in lirst Stair of I nion Mcsviko to (on Kress today that ultimate goal "is world without war" Rrutor
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Soek—and Manila's fears
      435 2 Soek and Manila's fears MANILA, Wed. AS TALKS OPEN PRESS WORRIES ABOUT MILITARY INVOLVEMENT, MAPHILINDO independent Manila Times said today the Philippines feared possible military involvement with Indonesia. The paper was commenting on talks between President Soekarno of Indonesia and President Macapagal of the Philippines which opened here today. The
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      Lock icon The air rules Soek's jet crew broke
      173 2 I AXILA, Wed. The Manila Bulletin said today President Soekarno flew into the Philippines capital yesterday "leaving a trail of broken aviation rules, and completely endangering air safety here." Dr. Soekarno was two hours and 20 minutes late. The Bulletin in a frontpage
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      Lock icon The courage of Thant...
      448 2 NEW YORK, Wednesday. THE United Nations assessment that the great majority of the people of Sarawak and North Borneo favoured union with Malaya last year had made it virtually impossible for Indonesia to attract support for its position except from the Soviet bloc, an American diplomat
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      Lock icon Reformer Sun wants to liberalise Hong Kong
      135 2 Reformer Sun wants to liberalise Hong Kong f ONDON, Wed.— Mr. Sun Li Po-kong, former leader of the Socialist movement In China, arrived here yesterday to press for constitutional changes in Hong Kong. Mr. Sun, a resident ot the colony since 1958, plans to contact British MPs In an effort
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      Lock icon WHERE CHINESE CAN'T TRADE...
      158 2 WHERE CHINESE CAN'T TRADE... JAKARTA, Wed. J Fifty-six Chinese and Indian shopkeepers are out of business in Tarakan, east Borneo, because their city was demoted into a sub-district capital. The loss of Tarakan's status as capital city of the Longan district brought Indian and Chlnesf stores under a 1959 regulation
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      Their ranks are raised
      41 2 JAKARTA. Wed.— lndonesia's Navy. Air Force and Police commanders have been raised In rank by Presidential order. The officers are now: Navy, Vlre-Admlra! R E Martadlnata: Air Force. Air Marshal Omar Dant: and Police. Inspector-Genera) Soetjlpto.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Nehru, 74, down with high blood -pressure
      301 2 Nehru, 74, down with high blood -pressure- BH U B A N ESHWAR, Wed.— Mr. Nehru, the 74-year-old Indian Prime Minister, is suffering from high blood pressure. On the advice of his doctors he has cancelled all engagements "for the present Mr Nehru may therefore be unable to attend any
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      Lock icon Four rebels killed
      20 2 RANGOON. Wed— Burmese n>ithorities today released 58 people who had been arrested during November and December— Reu'er.
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      Lock icon 'ANTI-SOCIAL' ATTEMPT TO DISCREDIT THAT HAIR
      123 2 NEW DELHI, Ued.— lndia's Home Ministry said last night anti-social and foreign elements were trying to spread the idea that the reputed hair of the Prophet Mohamed recovered in Srinagar, Kashmir, was not the one which disappeared from a mosque there last month. "All
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      KHRUSHCHEV EXAMINES WOMEN'S FASHIONS AT SOVIET SHOW
      55 3 WEARING a traditional Russian fur hat, and with hands thrust into the pockets of his furcollared top-coat, Soviet Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev wears a serious look as he examines women's fashions during a tour of the Light Industry Pavilion at the U.S.S.R. Achievements
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      Lock icon Challenge to thieves to return Goya
      171 3 Challenge to thieves to return Goya T ONDON, Wed.— A no- questions deal was offered here yesterday for the return of a stolen £140,000 Goya. The painting of the Duke of Wellington disappeared from London's National Gallery in 1961. In a letter to the Times. Sir Charles Wheeler, president of
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      Lock icon Bing's mother dies
      22 3 SANTA MONICA. Wed.— Mrs Catherine Crosby, mother of film ■tar Bins Crosby, died here yesterday. She was 90. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Escape by making a hole in the Wall
      99 3 Escape by making a hole in the Wall BERLIN. Wed. —An East German couple and their Uiree sons broke through the bricked up windows of an unoccupied border house and slid down a rope into West Berlin last night. West Berlin police reported. A spokesman said the family had succeeded
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      Lock icon Paris is still undecided about Peking
      85 3 PARIS. Wed. The French Prime MJrils'er. Mr. Georees Pompidou, said last night France had not yet decided whether to recognise CoTrmurVst China. Mr. Pompidou said France had made her "political re-entry Into Asia" and was now' beginning to tnke up her role again or.
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      Lock icon Airlines to cut Atlantic fares
      58 3 MONTREAL, Wed— All 18 airlines involved have agreed to lower transatlantic air fares from April 1. the International Air Transport Association announced yesterday. The new fare schedule, proposed at a meeting of the transatlantic carriers in Nassau last month, would reduce first class, economy and
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      Lock icon LBJ signs Aid Bill
      17 3 WASHINGTON. Wed.—President Johnson signed the $3,000. million foreUm aid appropriations Bill yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon DOWN GO THE BARRICADES IN CYPRUS
      254 3 DOWN GO THE BARRICADES IN CYPRUS VTICOSIA, Wed. 11 Sir Arthur Clark, the British High Commissioner here, announced last night that agreement had been reached between Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders "to restore freedom of movement and communication throughout the island." Under the agreement, both sides will today remove their
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      Lock icon US expresses regret at British firm's sale of buses to Cuba
      198 3 US expresses regret at British firm's sale of buses to Cuba WASHINGTON. Wed.— The U.S. State Department yesterday expressed regret at the sale by the British Leyland Motor Co. of U.S.SIO million worth of buses and spare parts to Cuba. The State Department spokesman said the sale did not help
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      THE BABY'S BOTTLE...
      72 3 WALSALL. Wed. A two-year-old child died In hospital here four days after drinking nearly half a bottle of whisky at her home, an inquest was told. Her father. Mr. Edward Sharrett. said that on Dec. 30 his elder daughter told Mm the baby. Patricia Ann. had been
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      No sign yet of a golden age of tolerance says Thant
      462 3 NEW YORK, Wednesday. |J THANT, the United Nations SecretaryGeneral, said last night that American and Soviet military cutbacks augured well for the New Year, but there still was "no sign that a golden age of better understanding" had dawned,
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      Lock icon But Sir Alec says: 1964 has begun well
      119 3 CRIEFF (Scotland). Wed. Sir Alec Douglas-Home. the British Prime Minister, said here yesterday that 1964 had begun well in the international Held. After saying that he would be visiting Washington in February for talks with President Johnson. Sir Alec added: "Our desire
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      Lock icon Russell hands back medal
      63 3 LONDON, Wed.— Earl Russell has announced he was formally handing back the Karl Von Ossletzky peace medal, presented to him last year by the East German Peace Council. The 91-year-old philosopher said he was doing this in protest against the continued Imprisonment by the East German
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      Lock icon Quake in Hawaii
      27 3 HILO. Hawaii. Wed The southern part of Hawaii, biggest of the Hawaiian Islands, was shaken by an earthquake yesterday. No damage was reported. Reuter.
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    TV spotlight on Yio Chu Kang
    54 4 SINGAPORE, Wed —Television Stngapuia will be transmitting on Channel 5 at 8.05 p.m. on Friday, the sixth in the series of programme In which viewers are invited to "Meet the People". This time, the invitation Is to meet the people of the Ylo Chu
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    FRU MEN NOW RE-TRAINING
    77 4 IN SINGLETS, these men of the Federal Reserve Unit in Singapore (foreground) are seen cleaning their revolvers at their Queenstown base yesterday The 600 men and officers of the unit have been wit h drawn from beat patrols since last Saturday for general re-training. Another, group
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    11 men of RAF units praised in New Year list
    111 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— Of 11 men who have received New Year certificates of commendation from the Air Officer Commanding Royal Air Force headquarters' unit. Far East Air Force, six are serving at No. 390 maintenance unit at Royal Air Force Seletar.
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    Court told of chase, sinking of a vessel
    226 4 PENANG, Wednesday. A REVENUE officer, Mr. Ang Hong Poh, of the anti-smuggling division of the Preventive Branch, today told the Sessions Court that a Customs speedboat chased and sank a vessel carrying three suspected smugglers on Aug. 21 last year. Mr. Ang
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    Course on designing
    76 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Adult Education Board Is organising a thiee-monih course In Graphic Design and Silk Screen Printing (or members of the public at a tuition fee of $25. Beginning next month, the course will be held at the Cultural Centre every Thursday between 7 p.m. and
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    2 GERMAN LANGUAGE COURSES FOR ADULTS
    203 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. THE Adult Education Board, in conjunction with the Con-sulate-General of the Federal Republic ol Germany in Singapore, will be organising German language courses at stage 1 (beginner) and stage 2 (advanced) levels. There will be two beginner classes and one advanced class,
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    TWO NEW CINEMAS FOR QUEENSTOWN
    121 4 TWO NEW CINEMAS FOR QUEENSTOWN SINGAPORE. Wed. Two new cinemas costing morr than a million dollars, are to be built in Queenstown to cater for the needs of this growing estate. They will be located near the Queenstown community centre. Plans for the first cinema have already been approved by
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    STUDENT TRIP TO JAPAN
    116 4 STUDENT TRIP TO JAPAN SINGAPORE, Wed. The Teenage Travel Club of the YWCA and the Chinese YMCA is organising its third educational tour to Japan for 25 local students between 16-21 years of age during the August holidays. The 24-day trip will take the students to Japan by ship via
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    'Dutton was urged, but refused, to arm himself
    426 4 'Dutton was urged, but refused, to arm himself SINGAPORE. Wed ir piIK superintendent of Pulau Senang, Mr. D.S. button, twice rejected a suggestion to arm himself soon before rioting broke out on the penal settlement, the Assizes was told today. A settlement attendent. Lee Mow Cheng, who was Dutton's orderly,
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    Medical workers defer action
    154 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Medical Services Union has decided to defer holding general meetings of eight grades of Ministry of Health employees to consider taking industrial action following the Ministry's willingness to open negotiations on its claims. The union had talked of taking industrial action in
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    Folk dancing
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Teachers' Polk Dance Society will hold dance sessions for this term at the Raffles Girls' Primary School hall in Queen Street between 4 p.m. and 6 DJn on Jan. 12 and 26. Peb. 9 and 23, March 8 and 22. April 5, 12. 19
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      341 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR 'I'HK following is today* »chcdulf C«t"»y Pacific Airwayi: From of civil Aircraft movements at Hong Kong. Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur Paya Lchar airport Singapore: (CX T2S) 7.30 p.m. ARRIVALS BritJMi UnitMl .Alrwafi: rrom BOACt From London. Frankfurt. t£" tl 7 I B 1 milbUl B mb
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    Racket in stolen cars
    373 5 LARGE VEHICLES SENT TO THAILAND AND INDONESIA, INSPECTOR TELLS COURT TRYING ACCUSED DEALER KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. J^ FORMER Singapore police officer told a I magistrate's court here today that large vehicles stolen in Singapore were exported to Indonesia and Thailand. Senior Inspector Henry Albert Edwards, now
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    Tin mine is closing: 79 workers lose jobs
    103 5 Tin mine is closing: 79 workers lose jobs KAMPAR, Wed. A French tin mining company here has given 79 of its workers one month's notice of dis- missal. The company Is the Societe l Des Etains De Kinta. better |1 known as the S.E.K. 1 1 Its general manager, Mr.
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    Artificers needed for the RMN
    92 5 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. The Royal Malaysian Navy is to recruit more tradesmen artificers to cope with its expansion programme. Qualified engineering, electrical and radio tradesmen «an aptfy to the Commanding Officer. Kapal di-Raia Malaya. SingaporeThey will serve as artificers I wah the initial rank of
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    Meeting of Adventists
    55 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Some 120 delegates, representing more than 8.000 members of the Seventh Duy Advent Lsi Church in SouthEast Asia today began their nineday 13th biennial conference at tfce headquarters in Upper Serangoon Road. The conference is laying down plans for the misslsn's medicaleducational and evangelical work
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    Police hold four
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Police detained four men under the Societies Ordinance, and screened 835 people on anti-secret society j rounds in the past 24 hours
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    New protest on trawling
    50 5 PENANG. Wed. The Penan* Fishermen's Association will hold a Keneral meeting at the Butter- 1 worth community centre on Jan. 15 to protest against trawler net fishing. The association has Invited fishIng villages In Kedah. Perils. Perak. Selangor and Penang to send representatives to the meeting.
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    German visitor
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The I Chancellor of the German Embassy in Tokyo. Mr. K. P. Orelle. who Is on leave. Is here on a twoday visit with his wife.
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    Case of the girl of 7. and her grand uncle, 25
    232 5 Case of the girl of 7. and her grand uncle, 25 IPOH, Wed.— A seven- year-old 'girl was found to be suffering from a venereal disease after she was alleged to have been raped by her grand-uncle, the High Court here was told today. The grand-uncle. Lee Kam Chew. 25,
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    Dr. Goh to open plant extension
    84 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Kenn Swee. will open a $400,000 extension to the carbon dioxide plant of Cold Storage <S> Ltd. at It l m v Bukit Timah Road at 5 30 p.m. on Jen. 20. A spokesman of the
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    Bail opposed
    41 5 PENANG. Wed. Police today opposed ball when a labourer. K. Valu. 38, was charged with causing hurt to two women. S. Sevathlammal and S. Santhuasamy. with a parang, at River Road last night. He was remanded In police custody.
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    Atom scholar
    35 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Tan Kuans Lee, a First-Class Honours graduate in physics, from the University of Singapore, left on Monday for Britain to study nuclear physics at Oxford University on a British scholarship.
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    Police hold five gang suspects
    282 5 MANHUNT AFTER AMBUSH FAILS ALOR STAR, Wed gUNGEI PATANI police detained five suspects today after an unsuccessful attempt to ambush a gang of robbers on an estate road last night. Two suspects were picked «D in a hou.se in Sungei Layer Village, five miles from
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    PILGRIMS TO MECCA WILL BE FILMED
    96 5 PILGRIMS TO MECCA WILL BE FILMED PENANG. Wed.— The Malayan Film Unit plans to shoot a documentary on the Mecca pilgrimage for the guidance of Malaysian pilgrims making the trip next year. "The film, when ready, will prove most useful to future pilgrims." the Malaysian PilgrimaKe Control Officer. Haji Ali
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    DIESELS FROM JAPAN
    78 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Malayan Railway Administration has bought 15 Japanese diesel shunting locomotives at a cost of more than $2 million. A railway spokesman said that so far six of the locomotives had arrived here. The remaining nine were expected by the end of this month.
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    Back with a degree, soon she'll go on world tour
    77 5 MISS Tsang Siew Yin. daughter of a Perak miner, who has returned home from Australia with a Bachelor of Economics and Commerce degree from the University of Brisbane. Her father is Mr. T. C. Tsang, chairman of the Iron Miners
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    RIOT SQUAD WITHDRA WN TO TRAIN
    167 5 RIOT SQUAD WITHDRA WN TO TRAIN SINGAPORE, Wad. ■JHE Singapore Police today said that the 600 men of the Federal Reserve Unit were withdrawn from beat patrols last Saturday for general retraining on the orders of the acting Commissioner of Police, Mr. John Le Cain. The Police Secretary. Mr. T.
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    BORNEO AIR DISPUTE
    40 5 JESSELTON. Wed.— The Borneo Airways Employees' I nion is considering industrial action, following what it described as "delaying tactics" by the airline management on its claims relating to better conditions of service submitted over a month ago.
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    FORGOTTEN BABY HOLDS UP THE MAIL TRAIN
    117 5 FORGOTTEN BABY HOLDS UP THE MAIL TRAIN DARIT BUNTAR. Wed. A year-old baby left behind by its parents at the Parit Buntar railway station, delayed the PraiKuala Lumpur day mail for a few minutes here this mornIng. The train had moved out for about 200 yards when the frantic mother,
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    Second thoughts: Protest meeting is off
    132 5 Second thoughts: Protest meeting is off KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. More than 2.000 officers in the administrative and technical services, annoyed over the Governments delay in meeting their pay claims submitted two years ago, have had second thoughts about holding a mass protest meeting. The protest meeting was scheduled to be
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    Nomination day on Jan. 29
    42 6 IPOH. Wed- Nomination day for a by-election in the Slim River local council will oe Jan. 29Polling will be on Feb. 29 The by-election has been caused by the death of an Alliance councillor, Mr- Swee Hock.
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    Transferred
    29 6 KUANTAN. Wed. —The mftfrtatrmte here, Inctae Mcbtmed Arm bin Ottoman, baa been tran.»fr>rreri to Seremban. He has been succeeded by Wan Mohamed bin Haji Wan Mustapha from Ipoh.
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    ENOUGH TO MAKE ONE SEE RED...
    116 6 ENOUGH TO MAKE ONE SEE RED. More night patrols to catch vandals T<ANAH RAT A. Wed. The police have increased night patrols following a series of acts of vandalism and mischief here. In the past few weeks, mischief makers have damaged several, cars, one of which, painted blue, belonging to
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    RELIGIOUS FANATICS TROUBLE PENANG
    183 6 KUANTAN, Wednesday. THE leader of the Malayan Chinese Association A here, Dato Ngau Ken Lock, today warned that religious fanatics entering the State were sowing the seeds of discord among the people by calling non-Muslims "outsiders." 1 He said the fanatics came from outside the State,
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    Student who fell ill is flown back
    142 6 Student who fell ill is flown back TPOH, Wed.— A Colom--1 bo Plan student in Australia, who was taken ill two weeks ago and admitted into a private hospital in Adelaide, has been flown back to Malaya. Bhe arrived here this mornIng by plane after an overnight stop In Gleneagles
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    Partner of tin firm fined
    64 6 IPOH. Wed. The manarJW partner of Toong Seng Tin Mining Co.. Chan Kam Choong. was today fined S5O in the magistrates court here when he pleaded guilty to failing to pay $6 lo the Employees Provident Pund. I The contribution was in respect of a
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    Secret society charge
    116 6 Secret society charge MALACCA, Wed— A flsh--1»1 monger's assistant, Chan Peng Lock, 18. pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court here today to possessing a note book containing six verses relating to a secret society. He was bound over for one year in $100 without a conviction being recorded against him.
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    Minerals survey completed: Kazak
    319 6 Minerals survey completed: Kazak KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Rural Development. Tun Abdul Razak. told Parliament today that the country-wide reconnaissance survey Into the geological and mineral resources of Malaya had been completed. Tun Razak was moving the Supply Bill In committee stage for the Ministry of Rural Development
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    Container mystery cleared up
    166 6 MALACCA, Wed. rriHE British Army today 1 cleared up the mystery of the unidentified container which was reported dropped by a Jet aircraft on a sawmill near Seremban on New Year's Eve. The container Is that of a four-inch reconnaissance flare dropped from a slngleenglned Auster
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    1853 7 Architect who won the world's homage with his work CANTANKEROUS, eccentric Frank Lloyd Wright had an international reputation for more than half a century as an architectural genius. Yet olten he was so concerned
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    52 8 :n Wnrdm tit (Minimum) MADAM TAN SONG NEO 1 Mrs Chua Yeow Kee) aged 61, beloved mother of r" A. Chua, Mra. Llm Tee Klat and Mrs. Tan Tiang Ssng. passsd away peacefully at her residence 517 Sims Avenue. Slncuport. on Bth January IM4. Cremation took plaes oa the
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 8 >• HordM $19 (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY Of late K Chelllah, Marine Dept Portswettenbam. who departed from this world oa 8-1 -«3. May God blesa his soul.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    149 8 20 Wardm SIO (MimimMm) MR. AND MRS Georgt Wong thank frlrnds and relHtiona for their attend- 'is and asalstanes at their i-eddlng on 4-1-64 MR. M. S. NATHAN and family thank all those who assisted In funeral of Victor Nathan, killed In accident on 6-I-64 In XL THE FAMILY
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    130 8 M Words Sid (Minimum) ADVANCEO COURSE of M CMMM F.r.-iHuram I>uhr» by Mlsa Ctasn Sow L>n h»nn« nfxt wwk. Details: Ring: iS'porri .***** FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. iDvilr nil 'pin'hi'n nrd hook sddt>'tfl to browae In thnr showroom at Times Houav. Kivir Yullty Koad. Singapore ROSE EBERWEIN: New enrolment for
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    The Straits Times Thursday, January 9, 1964. Doubts In Manila
    605 8 The Straits Times Thursday, January 9, 1964. Doubts In Manila Press comment in the Philip- pines on the talks between President Macapagal and PreIsident Soekarno is heartening. !Of course there is more than I one view. But the Manila Times appears to sum up Filipin^ feeling in general when it
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    New Neutralism
    358 8 President de Gaulle's determI ination to pursue "a world!wide policy" in 1964 is away ;to a brisk start, at least in Asia. His charge into the breach left by Cambodian renunciation of American aid has met rapid success. A deal has been made and Prince Sihanouk has been
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    Cash Parking
    286 8 The "minor difficulties" which prevented parking meters beins installed in Kuala Lumpur streets nearly two years ago seem at last to have been resolved. Necessary amendments to the Road Traffic Ordinance should be gazetted soon and then the meters will be set up for their first customers or
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    TALKS IN BERLIN
    441 8  - TALKS IN BERLIN Neal Ascherson Days of the sealed wall are over I'.v I) KR I I v Wed. The Berlin Wall is closed again But 1 learned today that a new proposal, this time coming from the Western side, is only days away. The West Berlin Senate may send
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      Dewan Ra'ayat dress
      113 8 A FEW days ago I wished to attend one of the sittings of the Dewan Ra'ayat and made the necessary Inquiries for permission to do so. I was told that visitors (men only) must wear a coat and tie or national dress. This was a surprise. Conceding
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      Big clean-up
      175 8 rnHE three-month "Help I Keep Our City Clean" campaign launched by Singapore's Mini ster of Health will not achieve Its target of 90 per cent efficiency unless the following suggestions are ed:Lorrtes used for clearing refuse at all bin points should be properly covered with tarpaulin. On countless
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      Teachers pay
      220 8 I REFER to the letter by "Parent" under the heading "Teachers pay: Another delay" (BT. Jan. 3>. Before a teacher In a secondary school wtio has subsequently ootalned the requisite HBC qualification Is granted an additional increment, approval of the appropriate authority must be obtained. It is the
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    Congress Party's massive defeat in Goa...
    1235 8  - Congress Party's massive defeat in Goa... ASHWINI KUMARI THE CHALLENGE TO THE MONOLITHIC CONTROL IT HAS ENJOYED SO LONG... by TH E ruling C o n g re ss Party's debacle in the first general election in the former Portuguese colony of Coa has resulted in intense heart searching in
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    Naval Base union: Last act
    474 9 Registration cancelled: The Spore Govt tells of pro-Reds SINGAPORE, Wednesday. XHE Registrar of Trade Unions, Mr. Wong Kah Yeow, today ordered the cancellation of the registration of the Singapore Naval Base Labour Union. He had served notice on the union on Nov. 6, last year,
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    ...But all the boys did was to shake their heads
    97 9 SINGAPORE, Wed Two deaf and dumb boys, charged with loitering with Intent to commit theft, set a problem for a magistrate's court today. Tan Ah Mee. 16. and Yeo Kuel Shy*. IS. (hook their heads to all questions. An expert
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    Cakes for inmates
    51 9 TBLDK ANSON. Wed The Andtira Association of the Federa- tlon of Malaya In conjunction with the Manila Sabah will distribute cakr* to the tuberculosis patients and inmates at the old folk's hone in Teluk An son and Langkap on Jan. 18 on the occaalso of UK Ponggal
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    A 'TEENAGE SQUADRON' FOR JOBLESS PROPOSED
    153 9 A 'TEENAGE SQUADRON' FOR JOBLESS PROPOSED YIUAR. Wed. The aT Government has been urged to form a "Teenage Squadron' of youngsters who have left school, are unemployed, and are under the age of 21. This call was made by the Johore chairman of the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs, Inche
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    Minister's visit
    29 9 SINGAPORE Wed.— The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will visit the Southern Islands on Saturday to distribute food to the Islanders for the Puasa month.
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    MRS THORSEYCROFT SPEAKS TO CHILDREN AT NAVAL BASE
    59 9 MRS. Thorney croft, IT1 wife of the British Minister of Defence, yesterday visited the Singapore Naval Base and also the Naval Base Asian Kindergarten, where she received a warm welcome from the staff and children. Picture shows Mrs. Thorneycroft speaking to the
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    $111 received for Amnah
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Wed The Straits Times today received donations totalling Sill for a 13-year-old Singapore school girl. Amnah binte Mahmood. Donations from Singapore came from Reader <SD. H'.na Wai Su (slo>. Anonymous (Sso>, and Trom D. L. Pickard of Kuala Lumpur ($5O)
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    NEW SHIP OFFERS MILK—STRAIGHT FROM THE COW
    204 9 NEW SHIP OFFERS MILK— STRAIGHT FROM THE COW LONDON, Wednesday. THE multi-purpose Blue Funnel liner Centaur will x be able to offer fresh milk straight from the cow from the day she sails on her maiden voyage from Glasgow to Sydney later this month. Most of the forward space has
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    Our new envoy to Germany
    61 9 In our report on Page 9 of the Straits Times yesterday on Dato Abdul Hamld bin Hajl Jumat's appointment as Malaysia's Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany. It was stated that he had contested the 1963 election and lost. This was Incorrect. Dato Hamld
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    95 per rent result
    39 9 IPOH, Wed.— The Inuddln Bhah religious secondary residential school. In Tiger Lane here, scored 95 per cent success In the Lower Certificate of Education examination held last month when ISI out of 138 pupils passed.
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    THIS IS WHY THE TRAINS SOMETIMES DON'T RUN TO SCHEDULE
    148 9 THIS IS WHY THE TRAINS SOMETIMES DON'T RUN TO SCHEDULE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Seasonal climatic conditions and human activities have caused occasional slight delays in Malayan Railway schedules. This was stated by a spokesman for the Railway Ammlnlstratlon when asked to comment on recent complaints about delays In train services.
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    Death of lawyer
    32 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. A Singapore lawyer, Mr. A. Muthusamy. 47. who went to India with his wife and two children on holiday, died in Madras of heart attack last Saturday.
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    No headway in Nanyang dispute
    91 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Ministry of Labour today failed in a bid to settle the Industrial dispute at the Nanyang Siang Pau in Robinson Road, whose printing workers have been on strike since Saturday. Representatives of the management and the Singapore Bookshops, Publications and Pricing Press
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    Falsely accused a corporal: Fined $400
    72 9 BATU PAHAT, Wed. Sharom alias Harom bin Ismail, 32, was found guilty In the magistrate's court yesterday of making a false accusation against g police corporal, Attan bin Mohamea Dahan. He reported to police that Attan had misbehaved by disturbing kampong girls attending a
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    Ipoh's 'little motor show'
    59 9 IPOH. Wed.— The annual concours d'elegance, described as "Ipoh's little motor show", and a dinner dance will be held at the Olympic Inn here on Saturday night. It Is organised by the Royal Perak Motor Club. Trade entries are divided Into four classes for can costing
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    DATO YONG REGISTERS FOR NATIONAL SERVICE
    126 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The chairman of the Federation Bar Council, Dato S. M. Yong, registered today as a volunteer for National Service. Dato Vong. who returned recently from a visit to England, put his name down at the Chinese Assembly Hall registration centre fdr
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    Saigon's man in Malaysia is now an ambassador
    147 9 Saigon's man in Malaysia is now an ambassador KUALA LUMPUK. Wed.— The Malaysian Government today announced its concurrence to the appointment of Mr. Tran Kirn Phuong (above) as the first Ambassador of South Vietnam to this country. Mr. Tran had been his country's Charge d' Affaires here since June 1959.
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    Seven held for thefts
    64 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Police yesterday arrested seven men who are alleged to be responsible for several housebreakmg and robberies in the Leedon Park and Victoria Park area. They have been detained under the Criminal Law i Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. A police spokesman today said several stolen articles,
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    Youth on murder bid charge sent to 'school'
    197 9 Youth on murder bid charge sent to 'school' VIUAR. Wed. The 11 rejection of a marriage proposal from a tapper by a girl ended in her attempted murder. the High Court here was told today. The tapper, Ler Kirn Ang, 18, was ordered by Mr. Justice Azml to be sent
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    BALL-PENS ($17,600) PARCEL MISSING
    76 9 BALL-PENS ($17,600) PARCEL MISSING SINGAPORE, Wed. A consignment of ball-pens worth $17,600 was yesterday reported stolen from a parcel office of the Malayan Railway. Mr. M. Blvarajahslngham. a parcel clerk, told police that he had received the consignment from Penang on Dec. 28. The pens were kept in the parcel
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    False statement fine
    39 9 IPOH. Wed.— O. Karuppannasamy, 32, pleading Ruilty. was fined 680 in the magistrate/! court here today for making a false statement to the Registrar of Citizens In order to obtain citizenship certificate on Feb. 17 1968.
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    Singapore's 'new deal' jails world famous: James
    277 9  - Singapore's 'new deal' jails world famous: James Francis Rozario By OINpAPORE, Wed. Singapore has one of the most "enlightened" prison systems in the world, in the opinion of the retired Director of Prisons. Major P. L. James. This was due to the State Government's initiative In trying out '"brave and
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    Envoy returns
    29 9 BINOAPORE. Wed.— The Cas» bodian Consul -General In Singapore, Mr. Ty Kirn Sour, today flew back here with his wife after a month-long holiday In his country.
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      The art of choosing the engagement ring
      359 10 T»HE engagement ring is the symbol which launches a couple a step nearer to matrimony. At a recent engagement function, the girl's fiance made no secret of the fact that he chose the ring himself, declaring "it's a mistake to take a girl
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      Soon you'll have built-in starch
      221 10 Soon you'll have built-in starch SOMETHING over half the world's dirty linen 45 lbs. for each family every month is washed clean with the help of detergent. In the last 10 years, washing powder consumption has increased five times. And manufacturers aren't exaggerating when they claim that clothes will leave
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      19 10 DESIGNED in a unique style, this pair of low heeled Italian sandals certainly looks exotic with imitation jewels dangling.
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      Porcelain painting for women
      401 10 Porcelain painting for women J^ NEW form of art has been introduced to Singapore women. It is the art- of china (porcelain) painting believed to have originated in Western Australia. And here to popularise this art is Mrs. Amy Lakides, of Perth, who has aroused tremendous interest and enthusiasm since
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      263 10 A threepurpose outfit THERE are numerous ways of obtaining comfort which has always been stressed as an important part of good living. One of the ways, then, to comfortable living is in clothings, which I am sure all of us indulge in. So for comfort and economy,
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      313 10 Straits Times Crossword I P I P I F ssssssF T "~F I ~P I I* ACROSS T. Some old body pen&iuexi to 1. A sort ot liberality In provid- have armour (Bi. ing food to the Manx, as it S. Annul even in court?- (3. 5) were! <7>- 11.
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    Another high for tin: Rubber values sag
    364 12 rE price ot Straits tin yesterday continued to advance In sympathy with London and there was a furlher rise of $1.75 to $523.75. The offering was estimated down by 5 tons to 250 tons. In London on Tuesday tin opened very steady and
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    HEAVY SELLING TOPPLES SOME INDUSTRIAL PRICES
    737 12 From Our Market Correspondent A HEAVY wave of panic selling which reacted slightly towards the close hit the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon when operators became nervous at the toppisb prices of recently over boosted gambling counters. In the morning there was some profit-taking
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 MaUyan Stock Indices jun.t Jan. s Industrials: 107.61 Hit,.]., rins: 129.49 IttJl rubbers: 108.67 108.67 •Dec. 31. 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    946 12 pOMBINED business In the SinVy b a pore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of tlie Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouttead (3.0U0) JI.SO cd, (S.UUUI Bt. il'.'HK)) 5.1.11. (l.UOO) n.TO; Central Prep, iv.ikmii Bl 77. (I.imhm $1.6». (3.1)00)
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    82 12 T'HK Federation Minister for Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week berinnint; on January 9. Rubber 61' H cts a Ib. Copra $480 a ton. (.hum ut oil $B IX a ton. Palm oil 5G58.75 a ton. Palm kernels $407.23 a ton. The
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 12 /'HINESE Prsduee Eichsnas. Sin«spjayi I Cecenut all: bulk SAO ftrllers. drum I $a:t aaMtam Cepra: Jan. Feb. L'K. Continent Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white SI 45 sellers, Sarawak white SUL'i Kellers, special Barawnk black SU-J sellers, garbled L..inpoiiK black SU2| sellers. ASIA llttl sellers. Smiapera Coconut Oil Millers' Aisscistisn
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 12 January 8. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 622 cents (down seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: *****5 (up 51. 75) Estimated unofficial ottering 250 tons (down 5 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    264 12 JANUARY nrtt graat rueoar auyert r.a.b. elattd it 5 am. in Maja> P>ara and Kuala Lumpur yt-*trr<iay nt 921 eenis per Ib. (down acvrn-eiKti'lit ol a cent) on Tuesday's closing level lo the position. The tone was qui.t. R.A.I, and f.m.r.e. al.smg pnsat in cants per ib. ysstarday:
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    131 12 MELBOURNE, Wed. TNDUSTRIALS upward trend x halted today when falls exceeded rises for the first time this year. Move* generally were small, but moft leaders lost ground. Tobacco ahares were notably I lower with Erthmani down 3s. 6d. to 345. 3d. Base metals and oils also barely held
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    183 12 y-HIHk lyin* aion K >ids Ilia iin»«p of Harbour wharvss or ciptcttd today ars: iNauaurm Maru 1/2. Uakon«an Kavetunein s,t*. Akita Maru IS/I*. Maria Voyaxides 18, Hero 33/34, <Nausica 3A/3b, Caeju 4U/41. Jeseoice 12/44. lapan N.W. i. Inner raada: Kerandji. sedili, Majula. Xona Ko. Ura^oii Horn, Tai
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    199 12 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS! January 8. Tore* moiiliu. INDUSTRIALS Uuniop.i 18 eta. M. box in its. City L»ev. A cv. McAliater 14 eta. IL Smelters IV eta. KoDinsoa 12 cv. ts«o 21 ua. C. iStorafia i'u eta. Keu. uirp. 12 eta. ttotnuiaua lv eta. ft i\. Is eta. S. Land
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    69 12 •I'Ht ■■Majaai Oiatiiaai Baaar A ciaiien uaaai taaaa pjaMpjasi ln ll to »iuui. Marks 1 10 B/sj; Holland Cuidio )l? •>. Swik Francs I4U 3, •>. Bslfian Francs lojl. Italian Lire MOM. Un (h»- Ires eicnahnut market in Hon^ Kong yesterday (tie U.S. dollar was <juou<l at j
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    Rubber crops
    59 12 Rubber crops harvested during December Included:— Benta 153.000 Ib Jrram KuanUn 65,000 Ib.. Kundong Tanjonr iPan 221,000 Ib.. Mentakab 10b\000 Ib., and Surjfei Bagan 175,000 11) cr o« Molek ***** lb al^ Bnk'» Katil 60.864 Ib I'nited Malacca 3.39 390 lb Ayrr Molek 70.588 lb Lroiu Iliri San
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      It's better to be warned than a 3 am arrest: Ismail
      1125 14 It's better to be warned than a 3 am arrest: Ismail You should be grateful to me for warning, Minister tells Opposition MPs: 'McCarthy ism' says David David tells of 'intimidatory action' by the police in base strike by OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS OPPOS 1 T I O N MPs were
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      Bail granted in rioting case
      70 14 PENANG. Wed.— Two brothers, 1,. Rajagopal. 19. and L. Sathaiya. 21, together with two other men. Kuppan Sacny. 22. and See Teong Huat, 39. were Jointly charged ;n a magistrate's court here today with noting while being members of an unlawful assembly which attacked a
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      U.S. GOVT TO HELP THE INVESTORS
      118 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The United States has agreed to facilitate private American investment in Malaysia's economic development by underwriting part of the cost of feasibility surveys. In a statement today, the is Information Service said that under a programme to encourage such investment, the
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      Girl back with music diploma
      71 14 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Miss Eileen Tan Blew Lean, daughter of Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan, today returned from London as an associate of the Royal College of Music (A.R.C.M.). Miss Tan, who took her B.A. (lions) degree from the University of Singapore in 1080, left i
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      'Runaway horse' due in Bombay
      147 14 SINGAPORE, Wed GOLD DUST II oi the United States "Pony Express," which has not been heard of since leaving Singapore 16 months ago, did in fact arrive at Bombay. An Alitalia airline spokesman said here today that they received word from their Bombay office yesterday
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      Approved for the Ministry of Justice: $9.8m
      239 14 Approved for the Ministry of Justice: $9.8 m PARLIAMENT yester--1 day approved the spending of $9.8 million by the Ministry of Justice this year. The Assistant Minister of Justice. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'akub, introducing the estimates, said that with Malaysia there was increased expenditure due to the greater volume
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      Employees of clubs form union
      76 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Club Employees Union held its inaugural meeting at Crosss Street here today. Mr. Chew Siang How, the chairman, said that though the union was only a few months old, many employees of clubs have joined. "It is the sole objective of
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      Acquitted of cheat charge
      53 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. V. Ratnachanthiran. was acquitted I ana disc i court here today of cheating Yo Kee Heng. a shopkeeper, of two bottles of stout and a packet of cigarettes, worth $4.80. He was alleged to have committed the offence on Nov. 28 at 64.
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      Whisky stolen
      30 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tli:eve* brokp iir.o a lioum- :n R:dout Road, early vc^erday morning and e.*caped with 16 buttle.s of whisky, vh uables worth 51.040 and S6O in cash.
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      2498 14 w^^gg^^mOTnmimJl STATE OF KEDAH J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from J.K.R. registered contractors Class "D and above I I will be received at the office of he Jurutera Negri. J.K.R. Kedah/ Perils up to 3.00 p.m. on 21st. January. 1964 for> The Supply of 18" Internal Diameter M.S. Pipes ln 20
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      762 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA FACULTY OF MEDICINE Applications are Invited for one post of Lecturer Assistant Lecturer In each of the Departments of Pathology, Bacteriology. Paxasltology. Social Medicine and Public Health In the newly established Faculty of Medicine. Applicants should possess experience in teaching and research. Successful candidates will
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    Sparkling trial by Royal Meadow
    212 15  - Sparkling trial by Royal Meadow Epsom Jeep RACING by JPOII, Wed. Trainer Rinus van Breukelen's crack sprinter Koyal Meadow did a sparkling trial here this morning. Ridden by Garnet Bougoure, Royal Meadow strode out faultlessly over 3f in 38. Royal Meadow runs in the main sprint over s£f straight on
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    Ten to follow at Ipoh
    116 15 Ten to follow at Ipoh ROYAL MEADOW: Top sprinter of la.^l season, has won over sif straiglit; th.rd io Nashor in the Gold Vase. NEABCO MUi: BrUliant winner over ojf straight last June. LUCKI LOCKT: A straight course '.specialist." oisiN: Smart winner over Bt naata M in heavy going last
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    Class 6 races at S'pore
    48 15 SINGAPORE. Wed.-Horses in 6 will have their first r.ir.s at i\i e Bukit Timah Janiuiry-Februarv meeting on Jan. 26. F b 2 The meeting will also cater for M 3 and 4. Entries II n. tncM areHi or 8f and 6f or 9f;
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    Easy win for KIA
    94 15 TPOH. Wed Defending cham- I Dions Kmta Indian Assoclain the Ipoh District Hot-key League Div 1 here tixi.iy KIA led 2-0 in half-time nan by kia in the I l*t!i ni.ii ule-iight Xew- 1 the ball in off a 1 i inside-left Lourdesamy. rlw inn eni
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    RUGGER JOHORE WILL PUT UP GOOD SHOW, says COACH KHAN
    327 15  - RUGGER JOHORE WILL PUT UP GOOD SHOW, says COACH KHAN TEOH ENG TATT by OINGAPORE, Wed. Johore will be fit and well-drilled to meet Perak at Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday but officials were cautious in forecasting the outcome of the first final of the MRU Under-23 competition. Aladad
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    Perak expect to be first champions
    226 15  -  LEE FOO SAN: IPOH. By Wednesday DERAK expect to become the first winners of the 1 Under-23 rugger competition when they meet Johore in the final at Mer delta Stadium, Kuala I 1 Lumpur, on Friday. Alan Pattinson, secretary of the Perak Rugby Union,
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    SUMMARY
    65 15 HOCKtI: Taiping League— I Transport Coy 1 Kila;. Club 0. Malacca League: St. Francis Association 8 3 Bn Royal Australian Rpgt 1. Negri league: Rahat 4 Lobak 3: Lake 3 Temlang 3. B'gor Div. 1: XL Railways 1 Chartered Bank 0; RMAF B 3 Harrisons 1. SOCCER: Kluang Div.
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    PENANG LOSE TO TIRED THAIS
    142 15 PENANG LOSE TO TIRED THAIS f)ENANG, Wed. The Royal X Thai Police rugger team ■cored their third tour win when thry beat Penan* by five points (a coal) to nil at the City Stadium this evening. The Thais appeared to be travel-weary and except for some strong running by centre-three
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    Clean sweep
    81 15 MALACCA. Wed. Malacca Juniors won all the five matches against the touring University ot Ceylon team In a friendly badminton match played here last night. Results (Malacca first): Sinfles Tony Ho beat Rasallngam 15-7. 15-9; Wong Liang Un beat Ranjlt de Silva 15-5. 15-9; Goh Slong Hoe beat
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    Police crack College defence in second half
    146 15 Police crack College defence in second half KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Unbeaten Selangor Police chalked ud another win In the Selangor Hockey Association league first division when they outplayed Technical College 4-0 at Depot ground today. Techs put up a gallant defence In the first half to hold Police to one
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    Two teams disqualified
    115 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. Darul Aflah "A" and Pathul Karib re today disqualified from SAPA's slx-a-slde tournament for fielding overaged players. The age limit is 20 years. Another team Pasir Panjang Wanderers were ordered to replay against Blue Rovers whom they beat 8-5 today. As a result of the
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    Harith will coach again
    201 15 CINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Amateur Football Association at their first council meeting of the yeat today, re-elected Harith Omar national coach for another season. SAFA president Hussein Kamari will head two committees finance and general purposes and the selection. He will also be SAFA's delegate on the
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    CRICKET Five S'pore players to join Varsities tour team
    210 15 CRICKET Five S'pore players to join Varsities tour team by ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE. Wed. Five I of Singapore rs will tnur Ceylon nud Madras with the Unlver- glty of M i!ava team In March thU y as. P. Ontha. Aixiu. Hamll and 0..« lut Hin. Originally the University of Malaya
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    HOCKEY Sai Yong makes it four for the Selangor Police
    44 15 HOCKEY Sai Yong makes it four for the Selangor Police Selangor Police centreforward Stak Sai Yong beating Techs goalkeeper Stephen Lee for the fourth goal in their Selangor Hockey Association League Div. 1 match at Gurney Road, Kuala Lumpur- Police won 4-0. Timesport picture.
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    GOLF NAGLE IS AMONG 13 AUSSIES FOR OPEN IN S'PORE
    246 15 GOLF NAGLE IS AMONG 13 AUSSIES FOR OPEN IN S'PORE QINGAPORE. Wed. Top Australian professional Kel Nagle. last year's FarEast circuit overall winner. Is among the first 30 golfers entered for the $34,000 Singapore Open here from Mar. 2 to 8. With Nagle are 12 other Australians. Including Bill Dunk,
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    Lock icon CRICKET D'Oliviera may play for Lanes
    131 15 CRICKET D'Oliviera may play for Lanes LONDON, Wed— Basil dOlivlera (above), the coloured South African all-round crickete-. is being sought by four English counties. DOliviera. who recently toured Pakistan with the Commonwealth team, plays for Middleton. the Central Lancashire League club, during the English summer. He has promised to re-eign
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    MCC make it on time
    64 15 HYDERABAD. Wed.— MCC beat South Zone by an innings and 27 runs with three minutes to spare 1 here today. A century by opener P. K Be- Ilappa helped the home side to total 313 in their second Innings. Bellappa was seventh out bowled by
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    SOCCER provide the only surprise
    205 15 SOCCER provide the only surprise ONDON, Wed.— Form generally ran true In last night's F.A. Cup third round replays. There was only one surprise —the 3-2 defeat of Second Division Scunthorpo by Third Division Barnslov. This match, which went, to extra time, saw the award of three penalties. Nathan Brownsword
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      39 15 ■OCKI V r |)iv. Tech-J-ical :nuls (Rifle PWD v K'lat 'A* I RMAF Rd). Ir»oh Div. 2: •i. v Municipality <Unpor p Andersoniana "B" i Force i Lower BAFA siw-sde tournry (Jalan 80.-ar 1 BADMINTON Toor match: of C%ion
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    THE YEAR OF THE WORKER...
    1564 16 Ministry of labour plans to introduce social insurance scheme among other improvements for nations employees Wages law only a modest beginning Bahaman KI'ALA IA'MPUR. 1V \\>d. The year 1964 will be a year of "even greater constructive improvements in workers' welfare." the Minister of Labour
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    DEATHS
    48 16 KENNETH KOH YEW CMVE afr4 I^.ii-.TiiMv in lirnrral llnvpllß l hviih: mother. 7 l»roti- N l.lok Ruraa 13" n in MRS LIM TIONC KIN paaatfnllji »-i IM4 Lmrtag ht-mnd "vo <rin.«-in-l»K, tr, Kumral 2.00 Mia. A KamponK-Tati-Piih »f* '.vVr»Mt I'.o.irt m, i:u<lriMat Omelrr\ Ctum Ctiu Kant: Road
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    Lock icon THE BEDTIME WOES OF A TOO-TALL PEER
    120 16 LONDON. Wed.— A 6ft. Hin. aristocrat who has difficulty stretching his legs in bed is to take up the matter with the British Government. Lord Harrowby. 71. complains that tall people often have trouble fitting into British beds. He has put down a
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    Art exhibition
    32 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will open an Exhibition by a Hong Kong artist. Mr. Robert Lou. at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at 5.30 p.m.
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    Political trend
    35 16 SINGAPORE. Wed— Mr. G.O. Thomson, Director of the Government's Poetical Tralnlns Centre, will speak on "The Political Flavour in 1964" at the V's Men's Club lunrheon on Saturday at Prince's Restaurant. Orchard Road.
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    Talk on architects
    29 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. Dr. A. Fraser Branner will Rive a talk on 'Are Arcnitecto Necessary?" at the Apex Club dinner meeting on Thursday at the Alumni Association.
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    1 LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    345 16 LONDON. Wed.— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON. Wed. Spot 1»%&.. Feb. 19-5 16d Mar. 19-7 16d.. Apr. 19-9 16d.. Apr. June 19-11 16d.. July Sept. 19-11/IM.. Oct. Dec. 19 ,d.. Jan. Mar 19\d.. Apr.' June 19
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    Lock icon Soekarno in Manila
    30 16 PRESIDENT Soekarno and President Macapagal at Manila airport after the Indonesian leader's arrival on Tuesday. In the background are high state dignitaries and foreign diplomats. UPI photo.
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    Taylor triangle talks: No cash settlement
    106 16 NEW YORK. Wed—Lawyers have wound up their talks here with no Indication of a financial settlement that would enable actress Elizabeth Taylor to divorce singer Eddie Fisher and marry actor Richard Burton. Lawyers for Mr. Fisher. Mr. Burton and Vlss Taylor yesterday ended two
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      42 16 UIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Highest Lftwrst Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Kota Bharu 84 .73 Penang 91 73 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 91 72 Singapore 90 70
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