The Straits Times, 19 January 1964

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    15 1 la****' In THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 1,456. SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1964. 20 CENTS. KDN 732
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    Lock icon A SHOCK IN TOKYO
    1071 1 Kennedy asks for a Borneo ceasefire, then Soekarno demands that Britain withdraw ten battalions from border ANTI-BRITISH, ANTI-U.S. CROWDS OUT ONCE AGAIN IN JAKARTA Special Sunday Times Report: TOKYO, Saturday THE Tokyo talks between Mr. Robert Kennedy and President Soekarno ended today on a hopeful note
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    Hospital probe
    257 1 Parents 'not told' ef baby girl's death and burial TPOH, Sat The Chief 1 Medical and Health Officer, Perak, Dr. K. L. Verghese. has ordered a "full-scale investigation" into a complaint that a baby girl's parents had not been told of her death in the Batu Gajah Hospital
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    Lock icon JUST FANCY THAT
    50 1 ROME. Sal Relatives had to pry loot* a 25-year-old man whose teeth became stuck in a wooden table when he bit it in a fit of anger. Ansa news agency reported from Palermo. Sicily, last night He was treated for Injured gams at a first-aid post.— Reuter.
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    Workers fail in bid to grab Unilever
    215 1 Workers fail in bid to grab Unilever JAKARTA, Sat.— Left-wing «J workers today failed in an attempt to take over the British-Dutch Unilever Corporation, one of the biggest commercial organisations in Indonesia. The director. Mr. B. W. Schwarz, refused the workers' demand that he leave his Jakarta headquarters office and
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  • Article
    King Baudouin
    29 1 .and Queen Pablo I a of Belslum will visit the holy places in Jordan and Israel after their visit to Japan and the Par East next month.
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    Kennedy to get a State welcome
    201 1 Kennedy to get a State welcome KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia will not reply to President Macapagal's note until after the meetIng between Tengku Abdul Rahman and the United Btates Attorney-General. Mr. Robert Kennedy. A spokesman for the Ministry of j External Affairs said today: "We are still studying ihe note
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    One dead, 4 hurt in gas blast
    418 1 SINGAPORE, Sat. —A man was killed instantly and four others injured when a cylinder containing ammonia Kas exploded in Cecil Street this morning; The dead man was Chio Cliye Wan. 39. a cigarette seller. Those Injured were See Lam Boon. 31. Madam Tan
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  • The News
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      GIVE UP 'PASSES' FOR THE BANDITS
      143 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Tens of thousands of surrender leaflets have been air-dropped on the Sabah jungles where Indonesian terrorists are known to be operating, the Information Department In Jesselton announced today. The surrender "passes" signed by senior officials of the Government urged the terrorists
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      Head in London for talks on Malaysia
      158 2 Head in London for talks on Malaysia- LONDON, Sat The British High Commissioner to Malaysia. Viscount Head, returned to London today for consultations with the Government on the latest Mtuation in South-East Asia. Lord Head, who arrived here as the U.S. AttorneyGeneral, Mr. Robert F Kennedy, was conferring with the
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      DAHUA TO STAR IN CONRAD FILM LORD JIM'
      88 2 DAHUA TO STAR IN CONRAD FILM LORD JIM' FkAHLIA Lavi. U 21 -year-old Israeli actress, *irh Peter O Toole with whom she is to star in the film of Joseph Conrad's "Lord Jim." She was chosen for the role after a world-wide search and is pictured with Peter in Hong
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      Border gun battle: $30,000 of smokes found
      269 2  - Border gun battle: $30,000 of smokes found CHAN BENG SOON By Alor Star, Sat. (U'STOMS men and police today fought a a brief gun battle at dawn with a gang of smugglers in jungle along the Perlis-Thai border near Padang Besar, 62 miles from here, and recovered more than 2,200
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      Labourer jailed
      53 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tung Boon Peow. 19. a labourer, was today sentenced to 12 months' Jail by a District Judge. MrJohn Dorai Raj. for extorting $5 from a hawker, at the Junction of Tiong Bahru Road and Jalan Mebina on Oct. 12, last year. He had a previous conviction
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      Admiral Begg off to U.K. for talks
      151 2 Admiral Begg off to U.K. for talks SINGAPORE, Sat. The Commander-in-Chief of the British Far East Unified Command, Admiral Sir Varyl Begg, flew to London tonight to furnish the Brithis Government "some definite details" since the visit of the Defence Minister, Mr. Peter Thorneycroft recently. Sir Varyl described his visit
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      Cadets leave for visit to India
      72 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Two Malaysian cadets left for India today as guests of the Indian Government, to take part in the Republic Day Celebrations on January 26. They are Sgt Mohammed Noor bin Shane, of Johore Bahru, and C.S.M. Abdul Humid bin Jabbar of
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      Strike by phone men is off
      342 2 Strike by phone men is off SINGAPORE. Sat. Th« strike by 1.100 employees of the Singapore Telephone Board, scheduled for midnight on Tuesday, is off. This decision was taken by Mr. G. Kandasamy. general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, which represents the Board's employees, following a meeting
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      Another $577 for P-Fund
      69 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Another $577 10 has b»<>" »>ce d here by the Bank Negara Malaysia tor the National Patriotic Fund, bringing its total to $784,572.50. Contributions came from Adult Education students, Sungel Bakau. $44.25: Inche Sat Kiau, chairman of the Chung Hwa Bchool Sabah $231.85; staff
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      Headquarters for postal union
      44 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. —The general secretary of the Union of Postal Uniformed Staff. Mr S. Ganapathy, said today that the union would soon have its own headquarters. More than $25,000 has so far been collected from members for the building.
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    • Article
      President Johnson
      24 2 ....made a new appeal yesterday for Congressional approva. of a Bill to ease immigratior; laws, at present based on nabon origin quotes.
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    • Article
      NEW YEAR'S DAY NEXT YEAR WILL BE HOLIDAY IN S'PORE
      117 2 NEW YEAR'S DAY NEXT YEAR WILL BE HOLIDAY IN S'PORE SINGAPORE, Sat. New Year's Day next year will be a public holiday in Singapore but at the expense o( giving np Easter Monday, a Government statement announced today. The statement said; "In view of widespread disappointment that New Year's Day,
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      Teacher robbed on way to school
      207 3 PENANG, Sat— A school teacher, Chai Ah Bah. 46, was robbed of $513 and a fountain pen while cycling to the Sum Mm School Ayer Itam, this morning. Chal told police that he was cycling along the new rural development road near the Junction
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      Party of travel agents off to Japan today
      79 3 Party of travel agents off to Japan today SINGAPORE. Sat.— A group of air travel agents from all over Malaysia will leave for a week's educational tour of JaJan tomorrow The 21-m-mber party will be led by Mr. W. T. Liong, sales manager of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines which is
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      47 3 SINGAPORE, Sat, fHE ear-shat-tering blast from the gaping ammonia gas cylinder (foreground) killed Chio Chye Wan yesterday while he was sitting on the wooden box beside the cigarette stall in the background. Strewn over the five-foot-way among four other filled cylinders are splinters from the exploded cylinder.
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      New proposals
      38 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Academic Staff Association at the University of Malaya will meet here on Monday at 5 p.m. to discuss new proposals for negotiation by the university council to break the deadlocked wage talks.
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      Appeal to: help retarded children's school
      206 3 Appeal to: help retarded children's school OINGAPORE. Sat. The chairman 6t the Singapore Association for Retarded Children. Mr. Gerald de Cruz, today appealed to the public for funds to run the association's school In Ah Hood Road. Speaking at the luncheon meeting of the Lion's Club in Hotel Singapura. he
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      Indonesians are jailed for theft
      70 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Three Illegal Indonesian Immigrants were today convicted In the Ninth Magistrate's Court of theft of five transistor portable radios worth $270 from Woon Stong Radio Service at Paya Lebar Road on Jan. 17. Sotnad bin A. Rachman, 22. and Adam 110. 21. who
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      Victors to stop over in S'pore
      59 3 SINGAPORE. Bat— Three Royal Air Force Victor bombers trom Britain will stop here on their way to and from the Royal New Zealand Air Force Open Day display at Ohakea. Wellington, on Feb. 20. The Victors will be under the command of Air Vice-Marshal
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      Khir to address new graduates
      51 3 Khir to address new graduates KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johan, will address new graduates of the College of Agriculture. Serdang. at a prize giving ceremony on Jan 30. Earlier in the day an exhibition on the theme "Palms .In Malaysia" wUI be
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      FOREIGN EXPERTS TO AID RHIOS
      160 3 JAKARTA. Sat. A group of American. Dutch and Danish economists. left Jakarta by air today for the Rhio Islands to investigate means of stepping up production and exports of rubber. The Rhios. which lie near Singapore at the southeastern end of the Straits of Malacca,
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      Co-op seminar told of need to capture young minds
      336 3 Co-op seminar told of need to capture young minds KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. HELEGATES to the Asian regional- seminar on youth and co-operatives here today discussed the desirability of captivating the minds of the young through literature. The subject, "Production of co-operative Literature for Youth," was introduced by Mr. M.V. Madane.
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    • Article
      Amok stabs boy, 5, to death
      109 3 A LOR BTAR, Sat. A five-year-old boy was stabbed to death when a man ran amok In the PWD quarters in Sungel Tiang, 28 miles from here, early this morning. Zalnal Atoidin bin Hashlm. was sleeping in a room when he was stabbed in
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      Pupils move into four new schools
      139 3 Pupils move into four new schools Vi ALA CCA, Sat. Kour new secondary schools, completed in Malacca State at the end of last year, were occupied on Monday. They cost $2 million and have 52 classrooms with accommodation for 2.000 pupils The Chief Education Officer, Malacca, Mr. 8. K. Nayagam,
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      Three remanded on causing injury charge
      87 3 Three remanded on causing injury charge IPOH. Sat- Three men were today ordered to be remanded in police custody after they had pleaded not guilty 10 causing grievous hurt to a vegetable gardener. They are Mohamed Daud. 17. Miskam bin Amat. 22. and Sha'ari bin Awang. 49 who were alleged
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      Court martial on $5 theft postponed
      96 3 Court martial on $5 theft postponed KOALA LUMPOR. Sal. The court martial ot L/Cpl. Hashim bin Zabidin. of the Ist Transport Company. Armed Forces Maintenance Corps, charged with stealing $5 from another soldier has been postponed to a "later date." L/CpL Hastaim was alleged to have stolen the money from
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      Homes to let
      26 3 SEREMBAN. Sat. Fifteen former Government quarters in Lemon Street and Wilkinson S'reet here are to be let to the pubic for business purposes.
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  • Foreign News
    • FOREIGN DESK
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        Lock icon THE Bright cops...
        54 4 THE Bright cops... J^IGHT time traffic cops in Derby are getting lit up. Traffic control officers are trying out a blue night light, powered by a small battery, on top of their helmet. The Chief Constable hopes to get official approval from the Transport M i n i s t
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        Lock icon FOUR U.S. ARMY MEN DEAD IN BIG ANTI-VIET CONG OPERATION
        212 4 SAIGON. Bat. Four VS. Army men were killed when their helicopter was hit by guerilla fife and exploded during a massive assault against the Communist Viet Cong yesterday. The helicopter was one of 24 which flew 1.500 men into the
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        ARAB SUPREMO NAMED TO CHECK ISRAEL
        285 4 ARAB SUPREMO NAMED TO CHECK ISRAEL CAIRO, Saturday. ARAB rulers yesterday named Egyptian Chief of Staff, Lt. Gen. Ali Amer, as commander of an unprecedented Joint Arab Military Command to counter any aggression by Israel. Leaders of the 13-natlon Arab League closed the largest Middle Eastern summit conference In modern
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        Lock icon Colonel (in ballet tights) is found hanged
        184 4 Colonel (in ballet tights) is found hanged J ONDON. Sat. The Lj Chamberlain (Treasurer) to the City of London. 57-year-old Colonel Ean Stewart-Smith, was found hanged in his bedroom wearing ballet tights. a sold chain around one ankle and a rope around his neck, an Inquest was told yesterday. A
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        Man who promoted himself as police chief
        136 4 Man who promoted himself as police chief /CHICAGO. Sat. Trt»\j phone operator Ralph Circelll. of Stone Park police station In Cook County, Illinois, wrote to the State's Secretary of State on police notepaper requesting approval for "the Police Reserve of Cook County." He omitted to mention that the Reserve consisted
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        Lock icon Miners killed in roof collapse
        47 4 BONN. Sat. Two minrn were killed and four injured by a roof collapse in a coal mine at Ibbenbueren yesterday. Earlier yesterday seven miners were brought to the surface unhurt after being trapped 1.800 feet underground lor 41 hours Ht Castorp-Rauxel Colliery.—»Reuter.
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  • WORLD NEWS ROUND-UP TODAY
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      Lock icon Recall
      295 5 PANAMA PULLS 1 OUT OFFICIALS FROM AMERICA I AND ASKS U.S. 1 TO DO SAME 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. Panama notified trie U.S. Government yesterday that it has recalled all Panamanian officials from the United States. It also asked U.S. diplomats to leave Panama, and they began moving into the
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      Lock icon N-tests
      253 5 FRANCE DECIDES TO CARRY I ON 'AS LONG I AS IT I IS NECESSARY' I pAPETTE (Tahiti). Sat.— The French Defence Minister. M. Pierre Messmer. told correspondents here that France will operate her Pacific nuclear test centre "as long as necessary." He and M. Gaston Palewskl. Minister of State
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      Lock icon 53 Reds freed
      35 5 BAGDAD, Bat Fifty three Iraqi Communists have been released from orison by order of the military Governor, Gen. Rashid Musleh, after they had repudiated their Communist attitudes it was stated today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon DACCA: TROOPS BRING PEACE
      198 5 DACCA, Saturday. patrols and a strict curfew kept Dacca under control today in the wake of what are now reliably reported to have been the biggest Hindu-Muslim riots here in more than 10 years. I A 24-hour curfew over parts of Dacca and llaraganganj was extended
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      Lock icon Tornado hits Japan: 18 injured
      89 5 Tornado hits Japan: 18 injured TOKYO. Bat A tornado hit the little fishing village of Hachito on Hachijoima Island, 100 miles south ot Tokyo, yesterday injuring 18 people and destroying about ball of the bouses in the village. Police said toe twister levelled everything in its path. In addition to
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      Reparations grant probe call
      140 5 Reparations grant probe call MANILA. Sat. Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez has threatened to call for a congressional Investigation on the US$2,--250,000 ($6,750,000) grant for an inter-island ship to a newly-formed Philippine shipping firm out of Japanese war reparations payments. Mr. Pelaez charged that President Diosdado Macapagal approved the grant despite
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      Chou En-lai
      23 5 Chinese Prime Minister, toured factories and a boat works In Bamako's port of Koulikoro on the River Niger In Mali yesterday.
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      Chinese crew of British ship accused of disobeying their captain
      242 5 TJALIFAX (Nova Scotia). Sat.— The 32 Chinese seamen from the British freighter Sycamore Hill yesterday refused the help of legal counsel to enter a plea on a charge laid against them under the British Merchant Shipping Act. when they appeared
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      Lock icon An outing for nun
      46 5 CISTER Joseph Alfred of St. Joseph's in Needham, Massachusetts, adds a little fancy footwork to her delivery as she directs the ball toward the pins at a bowling alley in Boston. Over 100 nuns from Massachusetts participated in the outing. U.P.I picture.
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    • IN BRIEF
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        She finds death threat was NOT a joke
        122 5 She finds death threat was NOT a joke MADRID. Sat Nieves Trillo. an 18-year-old Madrid shop assistant, thought she bad been the victim of a joke when an unsigned postcard warned her: "Be careful you will die on Jan. 2." Bat on Jan. 2 a young man entered the shop,
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        39 5 TURIN: The cold winds have been so bitter in the North Italian town of Verbanla that peacocks In a national park have been put on a twice-daily dose of whisky and water in an effort to keep them alive.
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        42 5 BRISBANE: Retired postmaster Harold House told his unbelieving friends: "I am 67. and I am getting a new tooth." A dentist checked Mr. House's jaw and found the "tooth" was a piece of shrapnel that had bit him in the 1914-18 war.
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        51 5 MILAN: Saverlo Blondo. 25. was Jailed for three years and eight months in Alessandria, Northern Italy, yesterday for kissing three women, aged 17, 27. and 29 against their will. Blondo told the court: "I kissed them all to see if one would marry me. But I was turned down all
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        41 5 PERTH: A very tired, thin and hungry traveller arrived here yesterday after apparently walking 250 mites from Albany on the south coast of Western Australia "Ginger-Run." a three-year-old cat. had retained to her old home after being riven away to friends.
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        31 5 HALIFAX. Nova BcoUa: One hundred and fifty Government charwomen are threatening to strike here. They are protesting against having to wash walls and empty dustbins. They claim this ls men's work
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        42 5 BARCELONA: Widow Maria de Sanchez 48. was beld up at knife point in her home by two youths who stole £25. She told the police Now the Tooths have returned and eat her hair off for giring their descriptions to the police.
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  • Leader Page
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      RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
      111 6 2* H'sraU SIM Mim.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In Singapore, Orchard Road Sunday servioa I a.m. and 6 p.m.— All Welcome. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH. I Kort C:mnln» Roxd. Singapore. Telephone 35V71. Worship Bervicea at V3u a.m., 10.00 a.m. and S.3u p.m. Sunday Hchool for all ages at X.45 v b.
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      GOODWILL FROM MANILA
      386 6 GOODWILL FROM MANILA FERE is no morning so sober as the morning after a summit and this happens to be especially so In Manila today. Second thoughts have come on the wings of dawn and brought with them a cause for good cheer in Malaysia. After his deliberations with Soekarno,
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      The thing they say because they're they
      53 6 A SMILE, a kiss and a drink are Important Ingredients In any prescription to avoid heart disease Dr Harr* Johnson Pr.-siclr.it of the Life Extension Foundation rhas been difficult putting over the practical side »o them. Devon F. A. official, on prisoners sitting
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    • SUNDAY TIMES OPINION PAGE
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        Free mixing
        188 6 I AM appalled by the sue- > gestion of an MP for a university for Riris only. It will be worse than a colour bar! It is bad enough having a women's college thrust upon us! Most of us celebrated our 21st birthdays here in the university campus.
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        Memo to Malaysian mothers
        1258 6  - Memo to Malaysian mothers DAVID KRAAL By SINGAPORE I (A.ME across a book on baby care the other day. A good book, so they say. It had all the answers to almost all the problems ;i parent encounters. But one fact set me thinking. We Malaysian parents read what Dr.
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      • LETTER OF THE WEEK
        • Letter
          SPEAKING PERSONALLY
          90 6 Bkcsp you* imiw mi 111 THE PAST ON PAPER AFTER decades of foreign rule the customs and folklore of the various races that make the Malaysian nation are once again abloom. But nevertheless our varied heritage under the Impact of a western industrial culture is undergoing a change
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        • Letter
          TRADE OR FADE
          67 6 MTTTH the full fury of Indonesian confrontation on us Malaysia must reorganise her trading patterns, hunt up new markets even If it means crossing the Iron Curtain. Malaysia will survive but to make that doubly sure she must have a firm economic base. As with other emergent
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          FIGURES PLEASE
          75 6 WHAT an asset to the nation It would be If the Malaysian Government set up a body of statistical Information on how the nations economy behaves under various conditions and under the Impact to various financial policies. The accumulation of detailed economic data plus the continued refinement of
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        SURELY THE REST OF THE WORLD CANNOT BE WRONG
        664 6 MANY a Malaysian mother today wonders: "Is my brainy Ctrl getting the right kind of training at school?" Many a mother I know, if given the chance, would plump for sending their girls to the best boys' schools in the country.
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    Head of Sabah urges racial goodwill
    228 7 Head of Sabah urges racial goodwill JESSELTON. Sat. No community could afford to become too exclusive In Sabah or anywhere else In Malaysia since all the states In the nation are Interdependent, the Yang dl-Pertua Negara of Sabah. Dato Mustapha bin Dato Harun, said this evening. Dato Mustapha, who formally
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    53 7 LONDON. Sat. What the well-dressed secret service girl is wear ins this season. For Honour Blackmail. who plays touch as they come glamour girl Cathy Gale in the A.B.C. television series "The Avengers," it's leather all tbe way. An old Etonian. Patrick Macnee. plays suave under-coyer man John Steed in
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    A ray of hope for heart-case boy, 13
    379 7 A ray of hope for heart-case boy, 1 3 JPOH, Sat. A Junior Middle Two pupil in the Poi Lam School here, Fan Ah Soo, 13, who has been partly bed-ridden for the past three months because of a complicated heart disease, can now look forward to a brighter Chinese
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    Big library expansion Singaporeans read 744,475 books last year: Funds up
    250 7 Big library expansion Singaporeans read 744,475 books last year: Funds up SINGAPORE, Sat. For the National Library, 1963 was a year of "unprecedented expansion." according to Its director. Miss A. Priscilla Taylor. A statement summarising the library's progress from 1555 to 1963 Issued today showed an all-round growth In every
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    Poor response to X'ray offer
    55 7 SEREMBAN. Sat. The medical officer of the Seremban Town Council. Dr. A- N Ray. us "disappointed" at the poor turn-up at the free X-ray service offered to the public here. Only 688 persons have taken advantage of the offer since the free X-ray started at
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    Salesman takes a bride
    63 7 Mr Lim Jit Heng and Miss Lee Yue Kan cutting the cake after their wedding in Kuala Lumpur. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Yoke Son of Ra«ang. Is attached to South Engineers Ltd. The bridegroom, a salesman of Eastern Photographers Ltd.. Is
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    END OF SCHOOL FORA BOY CRIPPLE
    184 7 END OF SCHOOL FORA BOY CRIPPLE KUANTAN. Sat. Thir-teen-year-old cripple, P. Ramachandran, left > will soon have to leave school. His $150-a-month labourer father. S. Poonarangam, 43, cannot afford to keep him in school any more because he has to support Ramachandran's three younger sisters and a brother too. Ramachandram,
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    Officer, nurse wed in Penang
    56 7 PENANG, Sat— A Royal Australian Air Force officer and an Australian nursing sister who fell In love when Introduced at a private party seven months ago, were married In Penang today. Flying Officer John Radge of Kalgoolle, met Miss Beverley Vercoe. of Alnslle. Canberra, at
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    Butter, not guns, wanted by Malaysia, Tun Lim tells Aussies
    153 7  - Butter, not guns, wanted by Malaysia, Tun Lim tells Aussies KEITH HOOPER: From SYDNEY, Sat \f ALAYSIA'S new High Commissioner to Australia, Tun Lim Yew Hock, said here yesterday that Malaysia wanted butter and not guns from Australia. He was speaking to newsmen after his arrival here from Singapore to
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    Police probe into attack on mental patient
    57 7 Police probe into attack on mental patient JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Police here are investigating Into the case of a Tampoi Mental Hospital inmate. Idrus Manan. who was attacked and fatally Injured yesterday while he was gardening in the hospital grounds. Three other patients who tried to intervene during the Incident
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    For your day by the sea
    96 7 TODAY— Sedlll Kechil 1.00 a.m. (,6.31V 11.40 DJO. (6.Bft): Singapore 3.03 a.m. (B.7ft) 1.16 p.m. (8.8 ft); Port Dlckson 9.12 a.m. (B.sft) 9.31 pjn. (8.8 ft); Port S wet ten ham 8.31 a.m. (12.5 ft) 8.54 p.m. (13.1 ft): Penan* 3.53 a.m. (B.2ft) 3.43
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    Society officers
    44 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat -The following official* were elected at the annual general meeting or the Selangor St. Patrick's Society held recently: president. Mr V. M. Hutson: vice-presi-dent, Mr. P. R Llsmore: secretary. Mr. J. p. McLausrhlin- and treasurer. Mr. M. K. Butftr.
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    Premier Nehru
    18 7 ...recovering from high blood pressure and weakness of the left -fide, spent a restful day yesterday.
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      JAIL SENTENCE IS ENHANCED
      291 8 ]yfR. JUSTICE ONG today increased to 30 months the 18-month jail sentence passed on Cheah Wah, 31, unemployed, for cheating an old man. He was hearing an appeal by Cheah who had been found guilty by the Sessions Court here on July 12 last year of
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      Adult classes
      38 8 KLUANG. Sat. The further education classes for adults hen w:ll begin on Feb. 1. All those who wish to torn the classes should register on that day at the Secondary English School. Kluang at 7.25 pj».
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      Woman tied up and robbed
      123 8 Woman tied up and robbed IPOH, Sat. Three youths, one armed with a knife, robbed a housewife. Wong Cheng. 62, of $100 and jewellery wortn $400 in her house In the Menglembu regrouping area near here early today. She was awakened by the three youths in her room at 2
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      Dagger men rob shopkeeper
      53 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Three men armed with daggers robbed the proprietor of a sundry shop at Chow Kit Road here last night and got away with $60 and a watch valued n't $20 The robbers entered the shop while Mr. Teh Chin Ngah. the proprietor, was
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      MALAYSIAN STORIES IN DANCES
      166 8 MALAYSIAN STORIES IN DANCES A GROUP of Singapore dancers nave been working hard to develop a new style of dance that will convey Malaysian myths and traditional as well as contemporary stories. The public will be able to see the result of their work when the Maureen Lim dancers present
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      Fishing boat caught in glare, fired at
      141 8 Fishing boat caught in glare, fired at MALACCA. Sat. Ngo Ah Leek, a fisherman, bad a narrow escape when an Indonesian gunboat fired three times at his boat In the glare of five searchlights. Ngo said that he was fishing with his assistant about six miles from Cape Rachar do
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      I saw stabbed man in car, inquest told
      177 8 IPOH, Sat, A Vegetable Fanner, Lee Sin Kooi, 31, woke up one morning and saw a man lying In a pool of blood In the back seat of his car. He said this today at an Inquest on Boon Lee Sun. 23.
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      Mr. Heng and the Registrar
      84 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Mr. Heng Choon Yam, former secretary of the National Union of Tobacco Workers, points out that be was not one of those Involved by the action of the acting Registrar of Societies as reported In the Bunds v Times on Dec. 1.
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      Alan Shepard
      21 8 ..the U.S. astrounaut had a small non-malignant tumour removed from his thyroid gland at Houston Hospital in Texis yesterday.
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      Youth who broke bond jailed
      66 8 TELUK ANSON. Sat- A youth who broke a $100 oond to be of good behaviour for a year, was sentenced to three months' jail In the Magistrate's Court here yesterdayRafai bin Yeop. 17, who had a previous conviction, was also sentenced to five month Jail
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      DEATHS
      59 8 MRS. THANOAMMAH THAMBIPILLAI mother of Subramaniam Sembawang Estate Singapore died in Kondavll Ceylon on 17.1.64. MRS. KHOO ENO TEE Ne* Mada*i Cheang Seok Hean Neo aged 53. passed away peacefully on 18.1.64, leaving behind bereaved husband and son. Henry Khoo Cheng Jin. Cortege leaves 502-B South Bouna Vista Road
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      Hold-up victim gives 5 thugs a fright
      287 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. An alarm raised by a robbery victim scared away live armed men. one of whom fired a warning shot in 'he air. when they raided a hut at Klang Gates, c ght miles from here yesterday. The robbers, one armed
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      $8,000 raid: Thugs stab a man
      193 8 $8,000 raid: Thugs stab a man PNANG. Sat.— An armed 10-man gang raided a house in Tanjong Bungah early this morning and robbed two brothers of more than $8,000 worth of goods. They also stole two cars. The robbers, who made their raid shortly after midnight, stabbed the elder brother.
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      PC who gambled heavily
      66 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The widow of a police constable who was found hanging in a room at the Police Depot here on Dec. 21, 1962, told an inquest today that her husband was a heavy gambler. The widow. Hoh Vol Hoe. 28. also said at the
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      money crime politics jobs money
      102 9 LONDON, Sat. AN elephant named Baby is providing an unique breakdown service at the village of Warm Ing too. near Peterborough, in the heart of England. Baby is spending the winter in a barn behind a petrol station, and her owner, Mr. Gordon Howes, makes
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      Goodwill mission to get big send-off
      349 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. Malaysia's goodwill mission to Africa will be sent off with a big bang on Monday night. Thousands are expected at the airport to cay farewell. Leaders of community centres and People's Action Party supporters will turn out in full force. Cabinet Ministers,
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      Three men face rape counts
      99 9 Three men face rape counts PENANG. Sat Two men from Kedah were charged In the Penang second magistrates court today with raping two teenage girls at an unknown hotel here on the night of Jan. 13. S Subramaniam, 30. of new village, Sungel Lallang was alleged to have raped one
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      Police transfer
      32 9 KLOANQ. Sat. Mr. Koh Chee Seng from Segamat has assumed duties here as OCPD Kluans;. In place of Mr. P. De Silva. who has gone on transfer to Kuala Lumpur
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      8,000 sign up
      18 9 KLANG. Sat More man 8 500 people have so far registered for national service here
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      Chief Justice, lawyers praise Seth the 'polished gentleman'
      496 9 Chief Justice, lawyers praise Seth the 'polished gentleman' SINGAPORE. Sat. •JHE Bench, law officers and the bar committee paid tribute in the High Court here today to two well-known members of the legal profession who died recently. Th» two lawyers were Mr. Kenneth Alfred Seth. 61, a retired member ot
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      Show at Gardens
      27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. There will be a film show at the Lake Oardens here tomorrow at 7 p.m., given by the Department of Information
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      Penang police to act on fast-breakers
      138 9 Penang police to act on fast-breakers DENANG, Sat. Penang police and the State Muslim religious authorities have reached agreement on the implementation of the "puasa" laws during the present fasting month. At a two-hour meeting yesterday, it was decided that police should promptly arrest Muslims found eating, drinking or smoking
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      Forest officer off to Canberra
      63 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— lnch* Ismail bin Haji All, the Selangor State Forest Officer, left for Australia today to attend the 37th annual congress of th* Australia and New Zealanl Association (or the Advancement of Science in Canberra The other Malayan delegate. Professor Robert Ho of
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      Bayonet woman unlikely to act as a thug—Judge
      304 9 Bayonet woman unlikely to act as a thug Judge IPOH. Sat. A housewife. Chong Loon, 52. who was sentenced to six months' Jail for possession of a Japanese bayonet and a bicycle chain, was described by Mr. Justice Ong here today as a person who was "not likely to go
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      Teacher asks thugs to return his watch
      195 9 Teacher asks thugs to return his watch PNANG, Sat.— A teacher, Mat Basir bin Abdullah, today testified that when he asked for the return of his watch, a robber pressed a knife against him and asked if he wanted to die. Chen Teoh Wah, 21. was charged jointly with two
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      MIC branches
      32 9 BANTING, Bat.— Two branches of the Malayan Indian Congress were opened by Mr. V. Manickavasagam, the National Vice President of the M.1.C., at Bukit Cheeding Estate and at Highlands Estate.
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      WOMEN'S ROLE IN RED CROSS
      179 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. A representative of the League of the Red Cross Societies to the United Nations, Mrs. John Sheppard. flew in last night for a brief tour of Red Cross establishments here. She was accompanied by her husband. Mrs. Sheppard told reporters at the airport:
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      48 8 m Late CLASSIFIED* ADVERTISEMENTS* NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that Mr. Khoo Teng Kah is no longer In our employ as a salesman with effect from 17th January. 1964. and has, therefore, no authority to act on our behalf. Colgate Palmollve (M) Ltd, Harper Gilfillan it Co Ltd.
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      344 9 i 8 ion«^^5 --r 1 dnnd l^T) to TERYI^NE/Cottoii yp starchy stuffed-shirt here. TJUKCT iFlNEyCotton weaves soft 1 cxDinfort with all-day smartness. ICI proudly announce' three distributors of JCI 'Terylene' I Cotton.l Heera Trading Co. and K. Chellaram ft Sons (Far East)'Ltdrof Singapore Globe Silk Store of Kuala Lumpur. ■MM
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  • The News, Profit
    • FOR PROFIT
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        ELECTRONIC HAND
        36 10 An artificial hand developed by Dr. A. H Bottomley (left) in collaboration with the. Medical Electronics Department at St. Thomas's Hospital, London. Electrically powered, it is controlled by electrical impulses from the user's arm.
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        Rejected
        306 10 REQUEST BY MALAY CHAMBER FOR AUTOMATIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Government has rejected a request by the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce for the appointment of Malays to statutory boards. The request was made by officials of the chamber at a meeting with the Minister for Social Affairs,
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      • Article
        Moonlight robbery charge: Man is acquitted
        238 10 Moonlight robbery charge: Man is acquitted SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Justice Choor Singh in the Assize Court yesterday acquitted and discharged Lim Choo Song, 22. unemployed, on a charge of armed robbery without calling for his defence. LJm had been charged with robbing Ec Ben? Teck, a welder, with two other
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        FAO seminar on use of radio
        58 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A five-week seminar on the use of radio as a medium of instruction on farming Is to be conducted by the Public Information Service of the PAO in New Delhi Malaya will be represented by the Supervisor of Radio Malaysia's Rural
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        OFFER BY TENDER: RESPONSE IS GOOD
        381 10 DO YOU have m query or doubt? Write to: The City Editor. Sunday Times, Time* House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. MALAYANS responded pretty well to the first offer by tender of 5.250.000 shares of Motor Investments Ltd. and though no details will be
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        ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
        320 10 SINGAPORE, Sat— Combined 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 (2.000) $1.67: Central P.op. (2.000) $1.58, (2.000) $1.59, (7.000) $1.60: City Dev. (1.000) 63' v Cta. (1.000)
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      447 10 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING "^DRESSMAKING Overseas Edition No. 9 (1964j CHINESE NEW YEAR SPECIAL ISSUE Very Beautiful Enlarged Edition (Size: 13" x 10") PRICE STILL OMLY 52.50 SOcts. Extra for Orders by Post. Better ond Latest Designs. A Wide Variety of Superb Fashions. Good Collection of Modern Styles. Special Features
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      286 10 On your TV today nriELEVISION programmes for nnd programme summary In all JL today: languages lor the next day. TV SINOAPURA CHANNEL 8 CHANNEL 5 M -LTrL™ •>*> ,nn PJtt.: 7.40 Opening and proVM.: 1.00 Opening and pro- gramme summary In all lanRramme summary In all lan- Ruages; 7.45 News
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      That Cary film—I'm thrilled says Miss Caron
      650 11 YESTERDAY, Cary Grant was 60 years old. The famous story goes that when a magazine editor wired Grant's Hollywood office to inquire: "How old Gary Grant?" Cary himself wired back: "Old Cary Grant fine; how you?" I know it to be true. I
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      THE THEATRE
      489 11 VVE ARE tsoing to have an awtul loi ol the Bard during this year of grace 1964, for as I mentioned a week or two back. It Is the fourth centenary of his birth. I see that TV Singapura are already In en the act with exceileiu productions
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      164 11 SINGAPORE KjfJjjF^%^B TEL: ***** I -OPENS TODAYM DAILY 5 SHOWS: 1 1.00a.m. -1.30 -4.00- 6.30 3.30 p.m. THE MOST BARBARIC CONQUEROR WHO I EVER PILLAGED THE WORLD!!! EASTMAN COLOR «KS 3P"* kJ iya.CoXoir£ROH STARRING: C Edmund PURDOM 6eorgii MOLL Lorit SIZZI All Transistor, AC or Battery-2 Way Tape Recorder "Moyfair"
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      83 11 r Ullf (>| BAR RESTAURANT I Located In the Shopping v All atr-condltlonm) brdioomr Wi with private batba. Trlrphone A W J Superb »er\' ice. x^ jji Shaoshalnrsc ■w^ Dlihra. ..nV iT.1:******/7. vtHuaJMSTliYmllwli M Phone wUUUtmUmtimmm 5640 Today: 1 30-3 30-7.00-9 30 p.m. Ginna Maria Canale "Queen Of The •irate*"
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      259 11 i n*vt ■ROXY OPENS TODAY Mk r^PLUS-^. ■(KATONGI 1.43 4 15 6.45. 30 S S P eCl JAZZ J^L jL ARMSTRONG jßeau^?jj^ beast JOYCE TAYLOR MARK DAMON edu'ard raw TECHNICOLOR' '-t „HP.?J!.. n ZI c) NEXT CHANCE I HM I ■j A KING BROTHERS PRODUCTION •■utioouong MICHEL RAY It's ELVIS
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      SPEEDING IN STYLE... MOTORING
      467 12  - SPEEDING IN STYLE... MOTORING PETER LIM By a ID LOVE a Lancia!" It came with the kind of feminine breathlessness that reminded me of champagne perry. It was in fact the prelude to a few hours uf champagne motoring. Champagne motoring in the \intagp-year price rage. A road tMt de
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      Bid to put Malayans in all top jobs in year
      281 12 Bid to put Malayans in all top jobs in year \TALACCA. Sat.— The presldent of the Senior Government Officers' Association, Dr. Ismail bin Majid, said here yesterday that the association was pressing for the Malayanlsation of all departments by next year. Addressing a meeting of the Southern branch of the
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      Wire stolen from tin mine
      71 12 IPOH. Sal. Copper wire weighing .bout 450 lbs. and valued at $450 was reported stolen from a tin mine at Pengkalan Pegoh last night. Mr. Samuel Hudson. 53, of the Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Co., here, who was told that there was a power failure
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      Thieves take $1,350 in 3 raids
      128 12 Thieves take $1,350 in 3 raids pENANO. Bat. Burglars broke into a timber merchant's shop and two houses yesterday and escaped with goods and articles worth $1,350. The merchant, Chew Beng Phien, 50, reported he found the door of his Bridge Street shop open when he arrived at about 7
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      Response in cholera drive 'poor'
      104 12 Response in cholera drive 'poor' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The response from the public In the Government's drive to have themselves Inoculated against cholera has been "poor". A Ministry of Health statement said today that only 702.300 people were Inoculated throughout the country from Nov. 25 to Dec. 24, despite the
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      Batu Pahat win Rotary shield
      49 12 BATU PAHAT. Sat— The Batu Pahat Rotary Club won the Attendance Shield with an average attendance of 98% In the District Rotary Convention of District 330 held in Bangkok recently. This is disclosed in a cable from Mr. Cliff Lai. president of the club.
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      Two of five who fled school are recaptured
      67 12 Two of five who fled school are recaptured SINGAPORE. Sat.— Two of the five escapers from the Ulu Bedok Reformative Training Centre were recaptured yesterday. They are K- P. Ravlnda Das. 16. and Chia Moon Hon. 17. Three other escapers. Tan Chian Hock. Lee Tai. both 15. and Wong Weng
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      WITNESS MISSING—SO CASE IS POSTPONED
      159 12 WITNESS MISSING— SO CASE IS POSTPONED KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE 'Robinson armed robbery" trial in the High Court was today adjourned to next Saturday because a prosecution witness had ''disappeared." On May IS last year, an assistant cashier of Robinson and Co. Ltd., Mr. Ho Weng, was robbed of $11.--119
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      Two killed in road crashes
      71 12 MALACCA. Sat.— Two ratal accidents occurred here yesterday A motor-cyclist. Wang Choon Pah. 26. died In hospital after a collision with a lorry at Bukit Beruang Road His pillion rider. Lim Heng Hln. 22. who also received head injuries is in a serious condition. In
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      SAI MEI'S SPECIAL GUEST
      103 12 LONDON, Saturday I ITTLE Yip Sai Mci sits 1^ down with Cleopatra, the Boxer doc, to enjoy her first birthday cake. Yip Sai Mei. abandoned by her parents in Hong' Kong, was flown to London, where she was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davey. of
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      SCHOOL POSTING: A SETTLEMENT SOON
      248 12 PENANQ. Sat. Over 50 per cent of 120 Chinese primary school pupils who passed their 1963 Malayan secondary schools entrance examination are "quite nappy" to remain In the English-medium schools to which they were posted this week. Disclosing this today the State Chief Education Officer,
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      Leprosy drive for fund
      52 12 IPOH. Sat— The Perak branota of the Malayan Leprosy Relief Association is to launch a drive to raise funds for its work. A committee has been appointed lo conduct the driveAbout 100.000 miniature paper flags and 5000 car stickers will be on sale to public on
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      205 12 Fight backache And Rheumatism Xnthlnr c«n inn Ice you f«l «o oio. tired, and dcpreiwcil as losing »lo»p anil energy becauao of Getting Up Nights op Burning, Smarting. Itching Acidity. And If your back aches and Rheumatism Pains in joints and muncles make you miserable, you can't work und enjoy
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      192 12 Airline schedules AIRPORT arrivals and departures (or today: Penang Arrivals MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS: From Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 106) 7.35 am.: Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 002) 9.50 a.m.: Singapore. Malacca and Kuala Lumpur (ML 004) 10.55 am: Bangkok (ML 583) 4.20 p.m.: Singapore. Malacca. Kuala Lumpur and
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  • Race card, Prospects, Selections
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      Shockalingam can keep Rinus's colours flying
      1385 13 Shockalingam can keep Rinus's colours flying tyiTH Pardon humping a big weight, his stable companion Shockalingam should keep the Rinus van Breukelen stable's colours flying in the top sprint over 6f (Race 4) at Ipoh today. Shockalingam was 'flying" at the finish when fifth to Pardon up the straight ssf
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      SELECTIONS
      163 13 Epsom Jeep's best bets are Shockalingam (Race 4), Essence (Race 5) and Felton (Race 7). The going is good. H'SOM JEEP CALL 801 PUINIER Race 1: BR. BAMBINO Tiba Tiba Good Fort GOOD FORT Tiba Tiba Star WhUtler CONGRATS Star Whistler Cheers Race 2: ROI D'ATOUI Worthing Nearco Myth
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      LONGSHOTS
      76 13 These may be worth a flutterEQUITY (Race One): Good fifth to Gemini Prince up straight sif on Wednesday in his first run after spell. Brilliant over fif at his best. RINA (Race Five): Still useful in stamina test If she gets some give tn ground: working; well. CAPTAIN'S GUIDE
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      Today's acceptors
      1286 13 Race 1*2.0: Cl 1 Div 4 ($9,OOO) 6S 1 0 Brave Bamßtno (Result St.) Daniels. 5 9.0 <F) Moxham B 2 ***** Cheers (Lefresan St.) Osman. 9 8.13 •Draron 4 3 ***** Congratulations (CC St.) Ahmad, 6 8.13 Ponner I 4 ***** Tiba Tiba (Dato E. Clyne) Maul,
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      SPURS STRETCH THEIR LEAD WITH 2-0 WIN
      385 13 SPURS STRETCH THEIR LEAD WITH 2-0 WIN LONDON, Saturday 'TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS, who went back to the top of the English First Division last week, increased their lead to two points by winning 2-0 at Blackpool today. Spurs now have 37 points, two points more than Blackburn Rovers, who could only
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      Wales force draw
      67 13 LONDON, Sat. England and Wales drew 6-6 in their rugby union international match at Twickenham today. England led 6-3 at half-time. In Edinburgh, the match between Scotland and New Zealand ended in a scoreless draw. In Paris. Australia beat France 16-8 in their third and final rugby
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      Charlie Chan is again president
      56 13 SINGAPORE, Sat. Charlie Chan was re-elected president of Star Soccerites football club. Other officials are: Vicepresident: K. S. Manlckam, secretary: Tan Hock Kee, treesurer: S. T. Llngham, committee: Ong Hoot Soon, Charlie See. S.N. Nadarajan. Coach: Rahlm Omar, sports convenor: Clilang See Kirn, legal adviser:
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      DEATH
      26 13 C. RENCASAMV NAIDU, (Sanitary Contractor) passed away peacefully at General Hospital. Cortes* will !•>*• 207, Raoe Course Road for crematiast at Bldadarl at 4.30 p.m. today.
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      818 14  - Malaysia in control but Basle show goal flair NORMAN SIEBEL: fc~ f^ Tm ?H n i B* Kuala Lumpur, Sat. |>ASLE'S goal-scoring flair was perhaps the 13 only real superiority they showed over Ma laysia when they won a well-contested match 5-2 at the Merdeka Stadium tonight watchec by the
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      S Africans 479-their highest vs Victoria
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      Dexter 120 n. o. hits 100 in 63 minutes
      214 14 KINGSTON. Sat— Kng land Test captain. Ted Dexter (120 not out) who reached his century in only 63 minutes lead the English County cricketers' bid for victory over Jamaica on the final day of their four-day match here today. The touring
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      S'PORE TEAMS VS BASLE
      138 14 CINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore Amateur Football Association today announced the teams to meet Basle of Switzerland at Jalan Besar on Monday and Wednesday, both matches starting at 7 p.m. The Singapore team on Monday will be from: W. Skinner. Idros Albar. Lee Wan Chin. Freddie Chew. Lee
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      SCC wind up with 17-0 rugby win
      75 14 SINGAPORE. Sat— Singapore Cricket Club wound up their senior Inter-club rugby programme with 17-0 win over Queen's Own Highlanders on the padang today. Played In heavy rain the game was scrappy. S.C.C. led 8-0 at halftlme. Pile gave them the lead with a
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      Heah Cup tennis
      61 14 PENANO, Sat.— Penang Sports Club. Police and the Royal Australian Air Force all won their matches in the Inter-club knockout tennis competition for the Heah Swee Lee Cup here today Police beat Penang Civil- Service Association 3-2. RAAP beat CRC "White" by a similar margin. Penang Sports
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      JEGA DOES 10.4
      250 14 JEGA DOES 10.4 BANGKOK, Sat. Malaysia's star sprinter M. Jegathesan broke an Asian Games record in an athletic meet with Thailand today clocking 10.4 seconds in the 100 metres. It was the second time he broke the record— the last time being at a sports meet in Ipoh last year.
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      First day results
      279 14 Men's 400 metres: Mohd. Abdul Rahman (M) 49.6,. Adisorn Vitsuihamkul (T) 49.8. A. Victor (M) 50.5 sees. Women's 80 metre* hurdles: Evelyn Tan (M) 12.4. Suchltra Songsrl (T) 13.0. Chong Wai Hint? (M) 13.1. Men's IMm: M. Jesathesan (M) 104. SuttV. Manyalcaa (T> 10.8, Taweesak Buranaklua (T>
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      Bruce—by 8 secs
      42 14 Bruce by 8 secs CHRISTCHURCH, Sat- Bruce McLaren (New Zealand) beat former world champion Jack Brabham (Australia) by eight seconds to win the 100--mile Lady Wtgram trophy motor race here today. McLaren clocked one hour five minutes 08 seconds In his Cooper-Climax.
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      43 14 AHMEDABAD SaI— MCC had I scored 315 for three wickets at the cloae of the second day cf their three-da v march against West Zone here John Edrich i made 160 Went Zone scored 208 in the first innings.
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      24 14 PAPUA duly). Sat.— Salvatore Burrlnni. Italy's European flyweight boxing champion, outpointed Francisco Carreno (Spain) in a 10-round non-title bout here last night.
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      287 14 Selangor Club hammer PSC 34-5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Selangor Club, even without two of their best players, state skipper Peter Dowse and George Allan, were too good for Penang Sports Club and beat them by 34 points (5 goals, a penalty and two tries) to five points (goal) in their
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      36 14 BOCCEB MCFA Cnp: Perak t Kedah (Stadium Perak, 5.15); Johore v Spore tKluang, 5). TENNIS Sultan's Cup final: Perak CRC v Talplng CRC (Chamberlain Courts, Ipoh. 9.30 a.m.). HOCKEY Penanit Lfe: PPS t Police (Green Lane).
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      ABOUT LIFE IN ASIA Princess in a golden cage...
      1790 15  - ABOUT LIFE IN ASIA Princess in a golden cage... MARY NUNN THE MAGAZINE SECTION By TOKYO TOLD FOR THE FIRST TIME-THE HEARTBREAK STORY OF THE COMMONER WHO MARRIED THE EMPEROR HIROHITO'S SON F 0 R the world's most envied princess 1964 promises little but sadness. The fate of Crown Princess
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      4080 18  - Murder on Good Friday. CHRISTOPHER ARNOLD By IR, this is to inform you that m W there is a club of 1 00 young men in this place who have sworn to murder you." Abraham Lincoln, sixteenth president of the United States, received 80 threatening letters of this kind. He
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