The Straits Times, 23 January 1965

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 NATI INAL LIBRA i Hl**"" The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    RUSSIA WARNS SOEK
    393 1 Peking's influence worries Moscow OPEN CRITICISM OF 'QUIT U.N. DECISION LONDON, Friday RUSSIA has warned Indonesia against forcing the West into an armed conflict over Malaysia, informed diplomatic sources said today. Behind the Kremlin warning lies the fear of possible direct or indirect Soviet involvement in any
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    Walker quits after shock defeat
    335 1 Walker quits after shock defeat HEALEY OR JENKINS NEXT FOREIGN SECRETARY? LONDON, Fn. Britain's Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, has accepted Mr. Patrick Cordon Walker's resignation as Foreign Secretary following his shock by-election defeat, sources close to the Government said here today An official announcement will be made later this
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    Aussie warship in S'pore
    35 1 SINGAPORE. Fri.— An Australian naval destroyer, the HMAS Vampire, arrived In Singapore from Australia today to join the Commonwealth strategic reserve fleet. It will be mainly deployed for I escort duties.
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    Rulers consorts give to patriotic fund
    79 1 Rulers consorts give to patriotic fund KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Consorts of five Rulers. have donated to the National Patriotic Fund, which now stands at 51.277,909. They are the Tengku Ampuan of Negri Sembilan, Raja Perempuan of Kelantan, the Sultanah of Johore, the Raja Perempuan of Perak and the Sultanah
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    Lock icon Kenya Govt urged: Seek aid of witchdoctor
    103 1 >JAIROBI, Fri. The I Kenya Government was urged today to consult a witchdoctor following the deaths of four MPs in road accidents. The latest to die was Mr Thomas Masaki, killed this week when his car overturned. The assistant national executive officer of
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    Lock icon Thai spy case: Five more held
    61 1 BANGKOK, Fri.— Thai police yesterday arrested five men and searched for two others In connection with a case last November In which three men were taken Into custody on charges of spying for an unidentified country. Those arrested yesterday included a police officer, a
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    Snowfall chaos
    36 1 LONDON. Fri.— Heavy falls of .snow during the night followed by a thaw and then freezing tern- peratures early today brought an- other morning of chaos to Britain s road and rail transport. I
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    Lock icon Maca says no again
    65 1 MANILA, Fri.— President Macapagal has rejected proposals to hold bilateral talks between the Philippines and Malaysia over the Philippine claim to Sabah, according to a Manila Times report. The newspaper today quoted the President as saying that bilateral talks would only be possible if Malaysia agreed
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    Lock icon Indicted for plot against Chiang
    59 1 TAIPEH. Fri —A nationallyknown university professor and two of his students have been indicated for conspiring to overthrow the Nationalist Chinese Government. The garrison command, which Is In charge of overall security In Formosa, said Prof. Peng Mlngyin of the National Taiwan University In Taipeh
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    Lock icon Steel shares soar
    68 1 LONDON. Fri. Share prices flared up on the London Stork I/. change (his morning following the defeat of Labour's Foreign Secretary. Mr. Gordon Walker, in the Leyton parliamentary by-election. Prices of steel shares were immediately marked up by as much as three shillings. Millions of pounds were
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    HOSPITAL MENWRIT ON GOVT BY CUEPACS
    633 1 KUALA LUMPUR Friday. TIIK 60,000-member Congress oi" Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services today filed a writ against the Government to restrain it from negotiating the hospital assistants' salary scales with the National Union of Hospital Assistants. This is the latest
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    Lock icon Build-up: NO clash of views
    682 1 Build-up: NO clash of views I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. There is no clash of views between Malaysia and Britain on the Indonesian build-up along the Borneo border, a British High Commission statement said today. The statement quoted the London Press Service diplomatic correspondent as saying: "No such dichotomy exists." The correspondent's
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    Lock icon — Sir Winston: Quiet night
    179 1 Sir Winston: Quiet night I ONDON, Fri. Phyu sician Lord Moran today reported there had been no change in Sir Winston Churchill's condition. The 82-year-old doctor in the 17th bulletin be has issued in the past week since news last Friday that the 90-year-old statesman had suffered a stroke reported:
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 TO MEDIATE KARACHI. Fri. Pakistnn Is ready to offer its jood offices to try to scttlr Indonesia -Malaysia di> putc. President Ayu b tvhan said in Chittagong, I i-t Pakistan, today. Rcutcr
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Peking breaking trade boycott of South Africa
      156 2 Peking breaking trade boycott of South Africa r\\IRO. Fri. The AfroAsian trade bo.w-ott on South Africa is ineffective "because some countries, including China and East Germany, are ignoring it." the Kenya Government said last night. As a result, it said, the boycott was hurting black African nations more than South
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      Lock icon INDONS AND JAPANESE IN TANKER DEAL
      106 2 'J'OKYO. Fri. Negotiations for the export of shlp.s worth nearly US$3O million to Indonesia are progressing satisfactorily between the Indonesian national oil company. Permina. and two leading Japanese trade firms. It was learned today. The Mitsui Co.. one of the two, said the ship
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      Lock icon In—the 'we quit' letter
      390 2 In— the 'we quit' letter UNITED NATIONS, Fri. i Indonesian mission to keep its official status at the United Nations until March 1 INDONESIA served formal written notice last night of its withdrawal from the United Nations, saying the action was taken "for the good" of the world body He
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      Lock icon Assassin was employee of US Embassy
      77 2 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The man who killed the Prime Minister of Burundi last Friday was a local employee of the U.S. Embassy in Bu- jumbura, the Burundi capital. State Department offi- clals confirmed yesterday. Thry said that. Qnuuive Muvr 30. w.ts onr of si -yen
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      1,000 in Manila protest
      254 2 1,000 in Manila protest \/lANILA. Fri.-- About 1,000 university students demonstrated peacefully at the U.S. Embassy today protesting against killings of Filipinos at American military bases here. The students, from the University of the PhiliDpines. demanded that the bases agreement with the United States be revised to give Philippine courts
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      Lock icon SUBANDRIO TOLD: BURMA CAN'T BACK YOU
      148 2 DANGOON. Fri. Burma's Government owned newspaper. The Mirror, said today that Burma could not support Indonesia in its "crush Malaysia" campaign because of Burma's, neutral policy and her desire for peace in South-bast Asia. The Mirror was commenting on Indonesian Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio's
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      Lock icon Ne Win for India
      30 2 NEW DELHI, Fri.— Gen. Ne Win, 1 Chairman of Burma's Revolu- tionary Council, will visit India next month, the External Affairs I Ministry here announced. Reuter.
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      Lock icon The Dutch anthem at Sock's palace —again—
      182 2 The Dutch anthem at Sock's palace again JAKARTA, Frl. The Dutch national anthem Wilhelmus was played yesterday at President Soekarnos Palace former residence of the Dutch Governor-General to mark the formal restoration of Dutch-Indo-nesian diplomatic relations. The new Dutch Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr Emile C. Schiff, presented his credentials to
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      Lock icon From Mao—with goodwill...
      59 2 From Mao with goodwill... JAKARTA. Fri.— A 38-member goodwill mission from China flew here last night. Led by Mr. Kuang Jen Nung. Director-General of China's Civil Aviation, the mission is returning the visit of an Indonesian mission that went to Peking recently in connection with the inaugural flight of a
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      27 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby fseoeee can you meet) Q "S^t^Llß- 667 (ovec hepc. qeorge) ///>,// ,7 i^s «n. tme aSry Wc^r^-^ ,itir lIIMiII II Mil iJ M
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon BURMAH OIL PLANS TO SUE GOVT FOR £20 MIL
      166 3 I ONDON. Fri.— Tin- Burman Oil Company is to sue the British dovt-rn-ment for about t:o million as compensation for the destruction of its installations in Burma riurinc the last war. it was announced here. Mr. K. P. Smith. Burmah Oil
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      Lock icon Thant has urgent talks to avert UN showdown
      278 3 United Nations, Fri. IT THANT, U.N. Secretary-General, called in the United States and Soviet delegates for separate talks on the organisation's financial crisis last night after Russia had accused him of taking the Anglo-American side in the dispute. Mr. Adlai Stevenson, the
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      Lock icon Tory party gets a 40-year-old chairman
      111 3 T ONDON. Fri. Sir Alec Lj Douglas-Home last right named 40-year-old Mr. Edward Dv Cann (above), a former British Trade Minister, as new chairman of the Conservative Party. Political observers said this move was clearly aimed at giving- the party a younger and more
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      Lock icon Mass arrests of students
      60 3 LISBON. Fri.— Twenty-two university studentj. and tour high school students were arrest r>cl here today, apparently on political charges, a spokesman for the Students' Association of the Faculty of Law in Lisbon, said. Seven of tnem were girls, the spokesman said, adding about 30 other university
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      Lock icon Quinn divorced
      24 3 JUAREZ (Mexico), Fri.— Actor Anthony Quinn, 53. was granted a divorce from his wife, Katherine Demille. Grounds for the divorce •incompatibility." UPI.
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      MLF is big threat to world peace says Red bloc
      233 3 'pHE Warsaw Pact nati that plans for a Nat force "are a grave three in Europe and througho MOSCOW, Friday, ions last night declared to multilateral nuclear at to the cause of peace ut the world." This was stated in
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      The night he stayed with his girl friend...
      116 3 The night he stayed with his girl friend... fHELMSFORD. Fri. All v Philip Cheverall did was spend the night with his girl friend. But his mother got upset and launched a full-scale police hunt. With the temperature below freezing, neighbours joined the hunt; police called in the dogs. At 7
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      Lock icon SS sergeant jailed
      33 3 MUNICH. Fri. A German court yesterday sentenced former SS Sergeant Jose Foberhauser 49. to 4i years' jail with hard labour for aiding in the wartime murder of 360.000 Jews.— AP.
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      Lock icon Little boy and the 'world's greatest —man'—l
      176 3 Little boy and the 'world's greatest man' l ONDON, Fri. Lon*J don newspaper yesterday re-told Somerset Maugham's favourite story of his close, long-time friend. Sir Winston Churchill. Godfrey Winn of the Daily Mali said Maugham got Sir Winston himself to confirm the story of the small boy who was taken
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      Lock icon 100 UP—A CHURCHILL AIDE CELEBRATES
      142 3 100 UP— A CHURCHILL AIDE CELEBRATES LONDON, Fri.— A former naval aide to Sir Winston Churchill today celebrated his 100 th birthday. He is the Senior Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Henry Oliver, believed to be the oldest naval officer living. In 1914 he was appointed Naval Secretary to the
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      Lock icon Also critically ill: An old
      61 3 enemy... WARMBATHS. (Transvaal), Fri. Mr. Jaap Botha. 83-year-old member of a Boer War commando which captured Sir Winston Churchill 65 years ago and who had a stroke last Friday, was still clinging to life today. His condition yesterday was described as critical, and at the
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      Four shot dead at a party
      62 3 CULIACAN (Mexico). Fri. A party thrown to celebrate a reconciliation between two feuding families ended in a drunken brawl resulting in four deaths. Three men and one woman were shot dead in nearby Camittaguato when the families united for a fiesta to end a
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      Lock icon 5 die in crash
      32 3 BOGOTA (Colombia Fri. Five people diea and four others were seriously injured when a bus cra.sheci between the towns ol Almeida and Guateque in Boyaca Department yesterday— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Luminous stamps
      22 3 LONDON. Fri.— Stamps printed in luminous Ink on silver foil will be issued in the Soviet Union thia year. Reuter.
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      Lock icon U.S. dockers vote to accept pact they rejected and end strike
      212 3 NEW YORK, Friday f|OCKERS in New York harbour voted yesterday to accept the new contract which they refused in an earlier vote and to en.d the 11-day-old strike whifh has tied up US east coast ports from Maine to
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    Trapped—but no arrests
    324 5 Trapped —but no arrests 10-TO-ONE SHOWDOWN ON A PENANG BEACH Efforts of 50 Customs men wasted: Two Very flares fired to stop a crowd PENANG, Friday. JHE combined efforts of 50 men to trap a gang of smugglers last night were wasted when the smugglers were finally cornered by a
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    Two leave for U.S. training
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two agricultural officers left here by air for New York today to undergo a four-year course in agricultural farming. They are Inche Mohamed Hashim bin Mohamed Noor of Kedah and Mr. Tee Thean Soo of Selangor.
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    4,200 screened, 19 arrested
    41 5 SINGAPORE. Pri.— Police arrested 19 men while .screenni(» 4.255 people on anti-secret socieiv rounds in the cast 24 hours. Pour men were detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance and IS under the Societies Ordinance, i
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    MYSTERY TRAWLER HELD BY BURMESE NAVY
    187 5 MYSTERY TRAWLER HELD BY BURMESE NAVY I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. M\ Mystery surrounds the identity of a trawler with eight Malaysians aboard which was reported seized by a Burmese naval vessel last Sunday. According to a news agency report, the Burmese found a large stock of opium, liquor and other provisions
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    Penang Red Cross bid for funds
    86 5 PENANG. Fri. The Penang and Province Wellesley Red Cross i Society has set up an Appeals WMk Committee to raise funds I for its activities this year. The Appeals Week" campaien will include a flag day. a Red l Cross ball and a variety
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    BAMBOO CANNON BAN
    77 5 BAMBOO CANNON BAN PNANG, Fri. —The acting Chief Polite Officer. Supt. Tengku Mohamed Yusof. today warned the public that although the ban on the firing of firecrackers has been lifted from midnight Feb. 2to midnight Feb. 5. it is forbidden to fire bamboo cannon. He also warned that relaxation of
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    Death of former All-Blues player
    54 5 SEREMBAN. Pri Mr. Bakan Singh, a former Malayan and Negri All-Blues player, died here today. He is survived by eight sons, one of whom is Mr. Gurbachan Slngn. a Straits Times reporter, and three daughters. The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow from
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    Dato Ng calls for all-in-one rubber organisation
    317 5 SINGAPORE. Friday SINGAPORE million- aire rubber magnate, Dato Ng Quee Lam, tonight suggested the formation of a pan-Malaysian orgarjsation to represent all those connected with the rubber industry and trade. He said: "The setting up of such a unified organisation would help further
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    London defence man meets army union officials in Spore
    263 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. ■JHE visiting British Permanent Undersecretary of State for the Army, Sir Arthur Drew, this morning called on Singapore's Deputy Premier, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. The brief meeting was attended by the British Deputy High Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. P.
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    School director
    41 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Pri. The Rev. Bro. Damien Oliver, who returned from a short holiday in Australia, has assumed the directorship of St. Anthony's School, Tcluk Anson. He replaces the Rev. Bro. Alban who has been posted to Kuala Liunpur
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    Lottery fine
    53 5 NIBONO TEBAL. Frt Chve Nam Seng. 26. of Val Dor New Village. Sungei Bakap was fined $200 or in default three months' Jall In the magistrate's court here yesterday when he pleaded guilty; to carrying out 100 and 1.000 cha- racters illegal lottery in his home on Nov.
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    Smallholder murdered
    44 5 TELUK ANSON. Frt.—Tlio Sum Bee- 45. a coconut smallholaer w?s found murdered at Simpang Tiga in the Rungkup area of Lower Pera* about 25 miles irom here, early yesterday He lived alone. About $90 in cash and his Identity card were missing.
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    The Little Heroine: Call me Precious Pearl...
    330 5  - The Little Heroine: Call me Precious Pearl JUDITH YONG 6v STNOAPORE. Fri. Flat broke. overweight and how to tell her Chinese fans cf her new name those were the three problems Singapore singer June Mok faced after returning home from a seven-month world tour. She told me yesterday on the
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    $5,000 bail for man in smuggling case
    89 5 PENANG. Pri —See Ah Kooi, 24. I was today allowed bail in $5,000 when he pleaded not guilty to a charge of conveying dutiable goods with intent to defraud the Government of about 1860 duty. He was alleged to have committed uhc offence
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    'The Fast,' then the feast...
    61 5 PENANG. Fn. The Kcbun Lama Youth Association has invited Ustaz Shaikh Ali Baladram. a member of the State Islamic Religious Council, to speak on "The Signiticance of Puasa" at Langkawi Road Mosque next Thursday. The talk will be followed by a nasik minyak kenduri (feast)
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      286 6 PAN-MALAYAN MIDNIGHT RE m!e?E "tON IG H T 1 of our Happy Chinese New Year Hari Raya Puasa Attraction I LIDO REX CAPITOL I REX B S PORE II K. LUMPUR PENANG I mfc INVADES BIKINI' J KiL BEACH that S Where J I M^the boys girls are) B J
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    Union decides to defer strike
    161 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Pioneer Industries Employees Union has decided to defer a strike, scheduled to start on Sunday, of its 150 members employed by the firm of Hawaiian Dredging, Pomeroy, Gerwick, in Jurong. The dispute is over recognition ol the union and reinstatement of a
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    3 robbers grab $4,900 in noon hold-up
    228 7 A GUNMAN and two accomplices today g r a b b c d Chinese New Year bonuses totalling 54.900 for workers of a Bukit Timah sawmill in a noon holdup in Hill View Avenue. The gang held up the SINGAPORE, Fri sawmill's cashier
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    295 7 JURONG ESTATE IMPRESSES MANICKAVASAGAM SINGAPORE, Friday. THK Malaysian Minister for Labour and 1 Social Welfare, Mr. V. Mankkavasagam, today praised the Singapore Government for its efforts to industrialise and diversify the national economy. He described the Jurong industrial estate as an indication
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    Credit of witness impeached
    366 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. rpHE Ninth Magistrate. Mr. Sachi Saurajen. to- day impeached the credit of an assistant hotel keeper, Foo Say Chew a witness in a preliminary inquiry involving his friend. Lim Toh Sin. who is charged with the murder of a detective and armed robbery of
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    $IMIL. LIBRARY FOR NANTAH
    192 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Education Minister, Mr. On r Pang Boon, today announced that work on Nanyang University's $1 million library building would begin in May. The money for the building was a grant to the university from the Singapore Government. Construction on the building is expected
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    Lions president coming
    98 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— Mr. Claude M. Devorss. International President of the Lions International, will stop off in Singapore for the week-end in the course of a Far East tour. Mr. Devorss and his wife. Bernlce will be met on arrival at Singapore airport tomorrow by officials of the
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    MOTHER OF 5 WHO STILL FINDS TIME FOR —PAINTING
    108 7 MOTHER OF 5 WHO STILL FINDS TIME FOR PAINTING- OIXGAPOKK, Fri. A <? mother of five, who found time for art. today opened her first exhibition of Chinese brush paintings at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. She is Mrs. Jeanie Liv (above), wife of Mr. D.C. Lee. Her exhibition was
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    No water areas
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Fri Water will be cut off tomorrow in Nos. 415. .415 A and 4158 to 471. 471 A and 4718 (odd numbers only) River Valley Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and in Jalan Bahagla between houses Nos. 108 to 122 and 124 to
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      48 7 THE WEATHER £>:,■.■ „o*.. „if Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 86 70 Kola Bharu 84 66 Pnmf 90 73 Ipoh 90 70 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 88 72 C Highlands 68 M
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    Paltridge: RAAF striking power 'adequate'
    317 8 Paltridge: RAAF striking power 'adequate' PENANG, Friday. THE Australian Defence Minister, Senator Shane Paltridge, today described the defensive striking power of the Royal Australian Air Force based at Butterworth as "adequate." "If any variation is required, then the Australian Government will review the situation,' he told the Straits Times. The
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    Shaw ang pows for 6,000 old people
    132 8 Shaw ang pows for 6,000 old people I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The management of the Shaw Organisation today gave away about 1.200 parcels a*s ang pows to aged men and women at the B".kit Bintang Park here. Each received a paper bag containing five katls of rice, a katl of sugar,
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    X-ray for Tangkak
    26 8 TANGKAK. Fri.— The mass Xray unit will be vWttag the Tangkalc District Hospital from Feb. 8 to 10 and March 15 to 17
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    Peninsular Malays' Union banned
    162 8 j KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Government has A cancelled the regis- tration of the Persatuan Melayu SemeI nanjong (Peninsular Malays Union) one of the political organisations mentioned in the White Paper on Indonesia's plans for taking over Malaysia. The cancellation, gazetted today, took effect from Jan. 6.
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    HEADLESS BODY OF INDON FOUND IN SEA
    149 8 HEADLESS BODY OF INDON FOUND IN SEA KL'ALA LUMPUR. Fri A Royal Malaysian Navy vessel yesterday recovered the headless body of an Indonesian infiltrator clad in jungle green in the sea off Port Swettenhani. Three Sten-Riin magazines and 75 rounds of ammunition were in a pouch attached to the body.
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    Car thief jailed for nine months
    71 8 KUALA LUMPUR Fri.— Mohammed bin Mo- j hammed Yasin. 24, today pleaded guilty in the magis- i trate's court here to stealing a car valued at $1,650. The magistrate. Mr. K.C-I. Reddy. sentenced him to nine months' jail to be followed by one year's
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    Senu invited to open fun fair
    63 8 TELUK ANSON. Fri. The Youth section of Trluk Anson Umno division will hold a weelcI long fun fair at the Great World 1 Amusement Park here beginning I from Feb. 2 in aid of its funds. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, Umno youth leader
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    Capital firemen threaten strike action
    227 8 Capital firemen threaten strike action KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Firemen's Union here has threatened strike action if its dpmands for higher pay are rot met In two weeks. The strike act inn would bo oreceded by a go-slow, the union's general secretary. Inche Othman bin Ahmad said today. This was
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    Brunei orders three copters
    50 8 BRUNEI TOWN. Pri.— The Bui- tan of Brunei has ordered three Whirlwind Series 3 helicopters from Westland Aircraft for general transport and police duties in Brunei. The order is worth about $350.--000 and the machines are due u> br delivered at the end of the year.
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    A costly 'bang'
    42 8 PENANG. FrJ.— K. Ala(?asjun 44. who let off firecrackers last night in Green Lane without polu-p permission, was jailed for four days as he could not pay a $20 fine Imposed by the second magistrate. Mr. T. Aria Rajah.
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    Taxes: A TU think again'
    236 9 MCA LEADERS MEET THE FINANCE MINISTER promise by Tan KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today assured the Central Working Committee of the Malaysian Chinese Association that he would seriously consider their requests for] modification of the new taxes. The chairman of
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    Varsity's science tower half-way through
    146 9 Varsity's science tower half-way through OINGAPORE, Fri. I The University of Singapore's $2£ million science tower, which will dominate the university campus with its weight and imposing appearance, is half completed and should be ready by the end of the year. The architect. Mr. Ho Kok Hoe. who was commissioned
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    Convents grouped into 2 provinces
    87 9 SUNGEI PATANI. Fn. The Convents of the Holy Infant. Jesus, which have been under one administration since the Order •rrivrd in Malaya in 1852. have now been grouped into two provinces. A Northern Province, covering the Diocese of Penang. has been set up with the
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    'We never received Pakistan offer'
    96 9 'We never received Pakistan offer' PORT SWETTENHAM, Fri.— The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. denied yesterday that Malaysia had ever received an offer by Pakistan to arrange a meeting between Malaysia and Indonesia. Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Mr. Zulfikar Bhutto, was aunted by a news agency yesterday as saying the
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    Singapore's massive plans for the coming years...
    149 9 Singapore's massive plans for the coming years... SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister of National Development. Mr. Lim Kirn San, said today that plans were now being drawn up to meet the tremendous demand for housing and other public amenities that would be generated in the years to come. He said that
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    Water: Criticism in Malacca Council
    206 9 MALACCA, Friday. AN Alliance member last night criticised the Municipal Council for failing to take prompt action to help those who had no water for more than 48 hours last week. Speaking on the adjourn- ment at the monthly meeting of the council, Mr. J.
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    Scholarships for 10
    22 9 KLANG. Fri— The Anßlo-Chl- moI Olri Boys' Association here ha.~ Mirdtd scholarships to 10 students tram Klang school* I
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    Accused of firing shot in robbery bid
    89 9 SINGAPORE Fri.— A youth Yeo Cheng Seng, was charged In a magistrate's court today with usiny a revolver with the Intention of causing hurt to another man. Tan Sway Sim. at Jalan Halaman Kedai. off Lorong Tai Senu. here on the night of
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    New Year gifts
    36 9 KLANG. Pri.— The Rotary Club of Klang and Port Swcttenhum will distribute Chinese New Year gitt pnrcels to the immates ot the Old Polks Home at Jrnjarom. 14 miles from here on Friday.
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    Hasnul to de Cruz: You can give up responsibility by resigning
    162 9 ]if ALACCA. Fri. The preaa sident of the Municipal Council, Inche Hasnul bin Abdui Hadl. said last night that councillors could relinquish their responsibilities only by resigning from the council. Replying to an adjournment speech by Mr. J. L.
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    Move to form consumers' body in Capital
    130 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A public meeting will be held at 5 p.m. tomorrow to form the first consumers' association here. It will take place at the premises of the Women's International Club at No. 1 Jalan Damansara. The meeting will be convened by
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    $27,000 expected from CARE: So free school lunches again
    200 9 $27,000 expected from CARE: So free school lunches again KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malayan Council for Child Welfare will resume its free lunch programme for more than 80.000 schoolchildren in rural and urban schools in May. The president of the MCCW. Mr B 11. Tan. said the council had made
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    Police detain 2 after hold-up
    51 9 KLANG. Fri. A plantation owner, Mr. Lee Thun Chin, and his girl friend were held up by two robbers at the town padang here yesterday. He was robbed of $105. an American $5 note, a British £1 note and a watch. Police have detained two
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    THEFT AT HOUSE OF POLICE OFFICER: 2 CLEARED
    154 9 I/-UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Nasir bin Hussein, > 22, and Zulkifli bin Mashud, 19, were today acquitted in the sessions court here of stealing property worth $1,270 from the house of Police Superintendent Abu Bakar bin Pathil. The President of the sessions court,
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    $10 mil steel mill boost
    321 10 TWO NEW FURNACES ORDERED FROM U.S. WILL TREBLE ANNUAL OUTPUT SINGAPORE, Friday. »JHE National Iron and Steel Mills Ltd. has placed an order for two electric arc furnaces with an American company as part of a $10 million expansion towards a $100 million integrated steel
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    Major is buried with full honours
    154 10 Major is buried with full honours CINGAPORE, Fri. Major Keith Milner, who was killed in Wednesday's helicopter crash in Sabah, was buried with full military honours at the Ulu Pandan military cemetery this morning. Major Milner. 34, was seconded to the 5 Federal Infantry Brigade in March 1963. He went
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    Housing society to aid Malays
    54 10 PENANO, Fn.— Owing to a shortage of houses unions poorer Malays, the Penang Malay Association plans to form a housing co-operative society. The president of the association, Ha.ii Syed Abbas Alhabshee. has called a meeting of Mala; government officers and businessmen to discuss toe formation
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    Helping hand
    48 10 AN old woman. Madam n Tan Chin, being helped by a St. John Ambulance nurse after receiving her 'ang-pow" and a gift parcel from the Shaw Organisation in Singapore yesday. She was one of the thousands in several Malaysian tours who received gifts. -Straits Times picture.
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    Khir will visit Sarawak soon to study free education move
    162 10 Khir will visit Sarawak soon to study free education move KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. •JHE acting Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, will fly to Sarawak soonjifter Hari Raya Puasa to study the possibility of introducing free primary education there. Sarawak's Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan. disclosed this today
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    Co-op holds courses
    26 10 TANGKAK. Prl. The Cooperative Department Is to hold courses for its members next month at Kesang Tasek, Serom, Kundung Ulu and Relau Asahan.
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    $378 more received for blinded man Lee
    142 10 $378 more received for blinded man Lee KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Another $378 was received by the Straits Times today for Lee Swee Chong. the tin mine kepala who had his eyes gouged out by robber* recently The fund now stands at $1,048. Meanwhile In Ipoh. the police have detained a
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    NZ's 'corps' chief arrives today
    135 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. THE deputy chairman of New Zealand's Volun- teer Service Abroad Organisation, Mr. Maurice O'Brien, will arrive her* tomorrow for on-the-spot discussions on his country's aid programmes in Malaysia. He Is coming from Kuching. where last week he accompanied nine young New Zealanders
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    17 WAGONS GO OFF THE RAIL: 'NOT SABOTAGE'
    133 10 KUALA LUMPUR. I ri. A Roods train was derailed between Layang-La-yang and Sedenak about 50 miles from Johore Bahru late last night. A railway sj>okrsman said here today that the derailment was "definitely not sabotage." The train with 60 wagons was travelling
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    Nanyang: The rest of the results
    75 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Registrar's Office of Nanyang University today announced the names of the j successful candidates from four remaining departments who sat for the graduation examinations last month. The names of successful candi- j dates from 10 other departments were announced last week.
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    Exercise for Army chiefs ends
    66 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. The two-day indoor study exercise for British Army chiefs stationed in Malaysia concluded today. The exercise conducted by Gen. Sir Alan Jolly, the British' Army Commander in the Far East, drew one overseas participant. He is Maj. Oen. T. J. Daly. Oeneral Offlcer-Commandniß.
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    Court hears gratuity claim for 6,000
    248 10 Court hears gratuity claim for 6,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt The Industrial Court met here today behind closed doors to hear the dispute between the National Union of Commercial Workers and 15 leading firms over retirement gratuities. The union case Is being presented by its general secretary, Mr. A. B. Gomez,
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    Man accused of robbery
    58 10 PENANG. Frl. K. V. N«d%raja. 21. was allowed bail of $2,000 when he pleaded not guilty to a charge of robbing Lim Lan Kok o! 5340 and a $15 wristwatch at 5.30 p.m. on Dec. 28. ta«l yenr The senior Sessions Court pr*»« sldent, Mr. Ng
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    The King among 15,OOO at international Koran contest
    102 11 The King among 15,OOO at international Koran contest rK Yang di-Pcr-luan Agons, the Sultan of Selangor. Teneku Alhlui Kahnuu and the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. were among the 15.000 people who attended the first night of the international Koran reading contest in the Merdeka Stadium on Thursday nieht.
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    Alliance check on its MPs, Assemblymen
    303 11 rrtiE Alliai.ce Headx quarters is to check on the activities of its MPs and State Assemblymen. The executive secretary of the Alliance, Mr. Robert Goh, said today thai Inche H. M. S. Hussein, a fulltlme secretary at the party secretariat here, would visit the
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    Driver blamed for death of woman
    85 11 TELUK ANSON. Fri.- The I coroner. Inche Gulam Mu>taffa bin Nadav AH. fti an inquest here yesterday, held that lorry driver. Cheah Say Bak. 55. wa^ responsible for the death of a woman pedestrian. Ooti Tan. 65 Oon M Knocked down oy .< lorry
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    Passed R.R.I, course
    31 11 BATU GAJAH. Fri Fifteen girls of the Public Commercial Institution here have passed their written examination on bud Kivi'mg xnd rubber mocesMiig conducted by the Robber Rew.uch Institute
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    Drowning boy saved by turban
    149 11 PARIT BUNTAR, Friday. A POLICEMAN used his turban to save a boy from drowning yesterday evening in the Sungei Krian here. Constable Sohan Singh. 21, was taking a stroll on the bank of the river when he heard a cry for help and saw a
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    A joint I Hari Raya, New Year party
    71 11 A joint I Hari Raya, New Year party PENANG, Fri— The Penang Malay Youth Dramatic Society <Bakar Periwaam will hold a joint Hari Raya and Chinese New Year party at the Pulau Tikus Community Hall on Feb 6. Malay writers and journalists in North Malaya will be invited to the
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    Visitor found hanged
    56 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn A »o- man. who arrived here from Pakistan a few days ago. wax yesterday found hanging iti her house in Sentul Pasar. A police .spokesman said that Hamldah binte Mohammed Sha- rif. 40. was suffering from an ail- t ment for some time. No
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    Assault victim
    26 11 TANOKAK. Fri.— A 23-year-old oodcutter was admitted to the disrict hospital after being assaulted y four men. The police have de- iined several susDects
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    DEATH
    70 12 Wnrd- ff| Minimum) MRS. TAN HUNG TON nee ChunK CM|| patsed away peacefully at B < a.m on 2L'-l-6."> leaving behind her !uved husband, three aona. Kok \\ah. Kok Hiong; Kok Bwet: three daugttan: lira. Soo Kong i^e. Mm. 1 'tin.- White. Urn. Linda Yeoh. thre» n-law, three noni-ln-law
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENfs
    58 12 Ward* SIS t Minimum) FAMILY OF LATE Mr. PuthenrelattTaa lor their kind attendance. mtmmmm of condolenre'i and wreatha on I M t.i thiir recent bereavement THE FAMILY OF the late Major BrM Pam KoonK Hee ••xpreM their .fateful thank-, to the Sister and BtaS ard 10 c. H friends
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      Mulling It Over
      1089 12 Everybody ixcept Mr, MulI ley is busy explaining Mr. Mulley. It would be better if <he did this himself. Reports of the massing of Indonesian I troops on the Sarawak border were '"a gross exaggeration", ■he said, nor was he convinced that the Indonesians really want to
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      Penang Status
      181 12 Dato Wong Pow Ngee trod a difficult path when he discussed Penang's economy yesi terday. The islands economic salvation lay in industrialisation, he said, and he expected the Central Government to givt 'the green light" for a car assembly plant, a steel mill and n textile factory. What
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    CHIANG chooses his successor
    781 12  - CHIANG chooses his successor STANLEY KARNOW HONG KONG. Fn by HE PICKS HIS SON-THE MOST FEARED MAN IN FORMOSA THE question of the succession to Genera lissimo Chiang Kai-shek, who sits in sad and lonely splendour on his island retreat of Formosa, has been indirectly answered by Chiang himself He
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      All wasted years?
      170 12 ("•AN someone clarily the anomalies In qualifications and salaries for posts In the Public Utilities Board? I refer to a RUB. advertisement last week for the posts of general assistant engineers and assistant instrument engineers. Whereas the former carries a salary of $515 5615 and requires a
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      Historic ruin
      160 12 I WOULD like to add an additional note to Mr Augustln's letter on the historic ruin near the Tengku's orchard at Bukit Choras. The Buklt Choras inscription was lightly engraved on a small rectangular bar of the slatey bedrock of the hill. One broad and two narrow faces
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      Smokescreen?
      64 12 AFTER numerous complaints of police Indifference to excessive fumes emitted by vehicles, the acting Police Secretary states (S.T. Jan 7) that 713 vehicles were booked last year. Do the police really expect the public to believe that last year, out of the 150.000 vehicles on the road, an average
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      White line
      120 12 THE purpose of a white line down the middle of a street Is to prevent DarkIng. Motorists are aware of this. Recently at Koek Lane 1 found a gap between two hawkers' stalls. As these stalls are there day and night I naturally took It that "obstruction" starts
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      PWD blamed
      87 12 THE Alexandra area has suddenly been swamped by mosquitoes. We do not have to go far to pin-point the cause for this. P.W.D. men, at work on the Alexandra Canal, deepening and lining it under the four-year state plan, have dumped all the mud dug out from the
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      Lights out
      74 12 I REFER to Mr. B.L. Tans letter (S.T. Jan. 14) showing concern over th« corridor and staircasp lighting of Housing Board flats in the event of an Indonesian air raid at night. Plans are In hand to leave the keys to the meter rooms to tenants living nearest
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    U.S. bombing in Laos: A new worry
    385 12  - U.S. bombing in Laos: A new worry Robert Stephens bj lONDON. Fri. The American bombing of alleged Communist supply routes through Laos to the Vletcong rebels In South Vietnam has put in question the continued validity of the 1962 Geneva treaty on Laotian neutrality. It has also created an embarrassing
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    Australia -, Day praise for troops in S-E Asia
    249 13 Australia Day praise for troops in S-E Asia SINGAPORE. Fri. The Australian Mm- I ister for the Army, Dr. A. J. Forbes, today praised the work of j troops based in SouthEast Asia. In a special Australia Day me.s.sage to the troops. Dr. Forbes said "For all officers and soldiers
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    Fined for speeding
    43 13 NIBONG TEBAL. Fri. A. C. 3raves. 32, a Colombo Plan engineer from Canada, was fined $50 yesterday when he pleaded guilty to driving at 56 miles per hour ivithin a speed limit zone at Sun?e\ Bakap on Sept. 13 la.*'
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    Former State assemblyman pleads not guilty
    179 13 Former State assemblyman pleads not guilty KUALA KUBU BHARU, Fri. Haji Noh bin Haji Yusoff. a former Selangor State Assemblyman, a nd K. Subramaniam. the chairman of the Kerling MIC, pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here today to I charges of criminal breach of trust involving $8,000 Haji
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    Former PC sues the chief
    71 13 SINGAPORE. Fn A wilt nas been filed in the High Court Registry on behalf of Phang Moh Shin, a former detective constable, challenging his dismissal from the Singapore Police Forr* In May 1963. The writ was taken out by Messrs. Chor Pee and Hin Hiong
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    The dangerous driver
    65 13 SINGAPORE, Frl. John Raymond Tunstall. a R.A?. corporal, was fined $350 by Mr. Liew Ngik Kee. first traffic magistrate today, for driving a car in a dangerous manner along Thomson Road on April 4 last year. Tunstall swerved the car Into the path of an on-coming taxi.
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    Big deal for blood donors
    319 13 Singapore announces special medical privileges scheme to boost reserves SINGAPORE, Friday. Health Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today announced a scheme of medical privileges for all regular blood donors two donations a year in recognition of their invaluable service to the State. Under the scheme,
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    Consort to open Penang fair
    53 13 PENANG. Fri.— The Penang State division of the Women's Institute will hold a fun and food fair on the Residency Grounds on 1 Feb. 3 to raise money for its building fund. The Governor's consort. Tenglcu Puan Hajjah Nor Sa adah. will i declare the
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    Mr. Lee on tour
    19 13 SINOAPORE. Frl. The Primo Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will tour Ponggol constituency on Sunday.
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    Singapore Christians are united today
    88 13 Singapore Christians are united today SINGAPORE. Fri. A special service for all Christians in Singapore to pray for Christian unity will be held at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus School hall at 5 p.m. tomorrow. Representatives from the Lutheran, Anglican. Presbyterian. Methodist, Salvation Army. Roman Catholic and Mar
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    Gang leaders held in underworld raids
    307 13 Festive season precautions KUALA LUMPUR, Fri FIFTEEN of the 30 thugs detained by the Selangor Police in the past three weeks have been identified as "Tiger Generals". Seven others are leaders in the underworld here, the Se--lan g o r Offlcer-in-Charge of Criminal Investigatior\
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    The tapir on show: It's all perfectly legal...
    210 13 CINGAPORE. Fri. A tapir, one of Malaya's rarely seen animals, is on display at a miniature zoo at the New World amusement park. It Is one of two now in Singapore both owned by Mr. Chan Kirn Suan. proprietor of the Singapore
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    Boycott warning by oil workers
    75 13 KUCHINO. Pri. If thu Sarawak Shell Petroleum company does not recognise u\t> Sarawak Shell Employees' Union soon the Uni'ed Workers of tfaa Petroleum Industry in Singapore will try to organise a boycott of oil cargces from Mm. This was stated :n M'.rl tociajr by Mr.
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      Blind, but he's judo expert
      119 14 I HAVE TO 8E FASTER AND TWICE AS FIT AS MY OPPONENTS' f.EORGE COWLE* 25, although blind, has mastered the subtleties of judo to earn an orange belt, the third step towards the coveted black I belt. That's him throwing his in s true tor.
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      GIVE YOUR HAIR A BEAUTY TREATMENT
      71 14 GIVE YOUR HAIR A BEAUTY TREATMENT Sebblx is a beauty treatment tor the hair not just an ordinary shampoo because it contains two special ingredients which keep the hair glossy and beautiful, and the scalp healthy. Sebbix medicated shampoo is blended with a fragrance so that it leaves your hair
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      London denies V-bomber; cut
      87 14 London denies V-bomber cut T ONDON, Fri.— British officials last night described as "very inaccurate" a London Press report which said Britain's V-Bom-ber force had been secretly slashed to half its former strength. They denied that the force had been rapidly run down from Its peak of 200 and said
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      21 14 NEW DELHI. Fri.— The Ceylonese film "Gamperaliya" won the Golden Peacock award in India's International Film Festival yesterday. Reuter.
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      243 14 Our deeds prove aid: Wilson LONDON, Friday. \IR. Wilson, the British Prime Minister, said yesterday that no words were needed in view of Britain's deeds to show she was assisting Malaysia to resist Indonesian aggression. A Conservative member, Mr. Douglas Dodds-Parker, had asked in the House of Commons for an
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      38 14 PEKING. Fri. Communist China has accused India of allowing her troops to intrude into her territory along the border between the two countries and of sending reconnaissance planes as far as Lhasa, capital of Tibet.— Reu-er.
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      78 14 Washington talks by Aussie envoy WASHINGTON. Fri. The Australian Ambassador. Mr. Keith Waller, conferred yesterday with the assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, Mr. William P. Bundy. The Ambassador declined to I discuss details of their talk other than to say thsu they had reviewed the situation In
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      Record steel exports
      39 14 TOKYO. Pri.— Japans exports of steel products In 1964. totalling 6.900 000 tons and worth USS96O million, was an all time record according to a preliminary reoort reloaded by the JaDan Iron and Steel Federation today.
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      309 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS I. So that poet composes in the 1. Surgeon Involved in I s d bathroom, perhaps? 5-5 > trouble? That's without 9. Perhaps buy renovated shoes, foundation (10). including one slightly tarnish8. Capital is for building school. Ed (4-6). not church (4). 12. Follower is seen
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    370 15 Build-up in Laos points to a showdown bid by Hanoi WASHINGTON, Friday. 'J'HE U.S. Government is considering the possibility that North Vietnam is deliberately seeking a military showdown with America, it was reliably reported here. Information reaching here was said to indicate that there had been a build-up of North
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    235 15 VIETCONG SHOOT DOWN TWO U.S. COPTERS SAIGON, Fri. South Vietnamese guerillas shot down two American helicopters and damaged an observation plane, injuring at least one American, in a padi field battle about 45 miles south of Saigon today. Firrt reports said the two helicopters were forced down by intense guerilla
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    Thais hold man for espionage
    59 15 BANGKOK. Fn. A French Embassy employee, reported to be I a relative of the Cambodian Head of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, was under arrest today M suspicion of carrying out esplon- aRe activities. Thai police Identified the man as Song Plon-Pak. 52. a French- Cambodian
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    49 15 PARIS, Pn. The morning tabloid Parl« Jour reported today President De Gaulle would make an official vLsit to Japan this year. The report said the French Ambassador to Japan. Mr. Francois Mlssoffe. would give details of the trio on his return from Tokyo. UPI
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    97 15 HAVANA. Frl. Premier Fidel Castro last night warned that Cuba would hit back hard at any further bomb attacks by groups of Cubans In exile and hinted that the I'nited States might be exp«rimentinc in bacteriological warfare over the island. In a nation-wide
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    251 15 TEHERAN. Friday THE Shah of Iran flew home from a skiing Foliday to the bedside of the Premier. Mr. Hassan-Ali Mansour. who was shot and wounded yesterday as he wat about to enter Parliament to present an important Bill on oil. Afterwards the Shah
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    178 15 QALISBURY, Fri.— Mr. Lan Smith, the Rhodeslan Prime Minister, said here yesterday he had rejected a proposed fact-finding mission by an all-party delegation of British Members of Parliament. "I can see no purpose In an all-party mission coming to Rhodesia." he .said.
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    46 15 JAKARTA. Fn.— President Soekarno today had talks with Mr. N. Michallov. the Soviet Ambassador to Indonesia, for 30 minutes. It Is belteved that they discussed economic relations between Indonesia and the Soviet Union. Earlier the President received the Pakistani Ambassador.— Reuter.
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    165 15 Girl seeks sympathy in Britain and finds it LONDON. Fri.— A little girl in search of sympathy has found it. She is two-year-old Precious Jade, an orphan in Formosa until Brlt'^n mission worker Miss Vera Porter adopted her. Together they came to Britain and toured the country trying to win
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    165 15 Preliminary hearings: Curb on reporting ONDON, Fri. The British Government is to restrict publication of magistrate court proceedings when an accus- j ed is sent for trial to a higher court Lord Stonham. Parliamentary Secretary at the Home Othce. announced this last night following criticisms that reports of the preliminary
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    2005 16  -  LEWIS NKOSI by or what it is realty like to be the coloured man or woman who lives in Britain today. About life in Britain EVERY Sunday afternoon, at Speakers' Corner in London, a small, incautious black man from British Guiana mounts the platform, surveys the crowd of
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      Home at 11a.m. for boys at this school
      218 17 Home at 11a.m. for boys at this school I AGREE with the complaints about the shortcomings at comprehensive schools. The secondary school in Port Dickson with nearly 2.000 pupils is woefully understaffed. Many more teachers are needed urgently and one can understand the headmaster's difficulties. He cannot do any better
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      Pond life
      87 17 IN reply to Inche Mohamed A riff. Assemblyman for Kampong Kembangan. I would like to point out that the duck ponds referred to by Inche Mohd. bin Ahmad have now turned into geese ponds. I would even say that a miniature swimming pool has been created at the
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      Improved, but
      85 17 - NEGRI SEMBILAN is one of those few States In Malaya which has only one sixth form school. The position of sixth form classes was improved at the beginning of this year with the opening of a second lower sixth form science class. But in the arts there is
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      42 17 rpHERE is still no public 1 telephone booth at Kampong Buklt Abal in Pasir Puteh. The nearest place from where a phone call can be made is the police station at Kampong Sellsiiig which ls miles a*vay. EX-SOLDIER Pasir Putch
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      Four per cent bite—now the last straw...
      215 17 Four per cent bite— now the last straw I WAS married last March and officialdom wasted no time In telling me that I must suffer a pay cut of four per cent. iThey call this the Widows and Orphans pension scheme.) li June I received another letter saying that I
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      K.L. PROGRAMMES ON SPORE TV
      125 17 I REFER to a letter by "T.G.K. appearing in last Saturday's Forum. He wrote that not a single local programme from Kuala Lumpur has ever appeared on TV Slngapura. He Ls incorrect. Since TV Malaysia <Ku"ala Lumpur started about a year ago. we have shown
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      Fumes: In defence of the diesel
      216 17 REGARDING complaints about excessive fumes from diesel-engined vehicles, I agree that It is caused by bad maintenance. It should be noted, however, that under certain circumstances diesel engines in good condition will also produce a smoky exhaust and this occurs at any time when
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      Pirate taxis
      82 17 ADULTS travelling In pirate taxis are obviously taking a risk by not being covered by the vehicle's insurance. What concerns me is that school childien are being squeezed into such pirate taxis, as many as eight to ten into one vehicle. More often than not. these vehicles are
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      Late shows
      58 17 /)N behalf of the sick and aged who cannot keep late hours, may I humbly request TV Malaysia to screen at earlier hours, say 8.30 p.m.. worthwhile shows like Ben Casey and Perry Mason? I feel the young and those who like the musicals will not mind seeing
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      Phone call ordeal in P.J.
      206 17 WISH to complain about the sort of public phone service in Petaline Java. Not having a phone of div own. I have on occasion to rely on the public phone to make outstation calls It has been my bitter experience to find that the following
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      A 20-year disgrace
      288 17 YOUR correspondent Pro Bono is cor.ect in saying that the section of Siglap Road, from the main East Coast Road to the sea, is about the worst road in Malaysia. I have been a resident in this district for 20 years and have been maintaining this section
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      59 17 \VHAT excuse now Mr. TT Ow Xhens Law for Saturday's draught board screen from 5.52 p.m. to 7.40 p.m and soon after from 10.05 p.m. to 11.15 p.m. well after closing time. Be assured that TV Malaysia is far from popular with as many who own goggle boxes
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      Tackling the beggar problem in Spore
      257 17 Tackling the beggar problem in Spore THE campaign in Singapore against beggars ta dirrc-trd aeainst the professionals. The case aeainst the>«professional beggars, who are' in most cases quite uell-off. and are merely taking unfair advantage of public charity, is clrar from the co-operation we have been receiving from the public.
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      519 18 SITUATIONS VACANT r</« SC /Mln.t— Box S* <- »rfru WANTCf rXPIRIINCKO COOKBOY or Cook Amah Apply personally with testnnonia'' netwetn II am and p.m. 72 Thr Arcade. Singapore t WANTED TWENTY BAR Waitresses £nKlish Speaking. Good salary. Apply personally New Zealand Bar. 81 Bencoolen street. Singapore. Tel: *****. FBMALE OFFICE
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      867 18 FOR HIRE It Worms U <min.r—B*M St ets. fitrm FURNITURE Kor Hire or Hire Purchase at Reasonable Rat**. Sla Gee Seng. 81 Rochore Canal Road. Singapore. Tel: *****/*****. FURNITURE is Worms U (Mim.r—**x It et*. txtrm IMPRESS YOUR VISITORS with Clegant Cane furniture from Adrian 423 River Valley Road. *****,
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      950 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE /I Werate tt (Mlm.) sTeor tt cts. txtrm HILLMAN CONVERTIBLE Excellent condition, new red paint. 1959 model. One owner. Phoa* Spore ***** R. Heng. 196} AUSTIN MINI Cooper only 21.000 miles, very well kept $3,500 s.n.o. Owner going on leave. Ring: Malacca 46U3 after 6 p.m. SINGAPORE
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      981 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Wnr4* it (Mlm.)— Box St cts. txtrm TRIUMPH HERALD COUPE 1»SO. Purple white. one owner. (2,400/Phone CPO Norton Spore ***** CPO'a Mem 5— pm. LYONS MOTORS LIMITED. USED CARS. ISS3'4 Hillman Super Mini Saleen 56.000 H64 Vauiliall Viva 4,100 19*4 Hillman Imp 4,100 1963 Ferd Falcon
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    Easier tone on Malayan Rubber Mart this week
    538 20 THE disposal of devaluation fears for the time being following the Improved standing of sterling, and the comparative hush In political circles, which has prevailed during the week, induced an easier trend Into the Malayan Rubber Market, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. In
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    36 20 ON the free exchange market In Bong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar waa quoted at 5.75 (or T.T. and 5.731 for cash. Sterling was quoted at 15.98 and one tael of gold at 255
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    INDUSTRIALS DULL, BUT STEADY: TURNOVER POOR From Our Market Correspondent
    780 20 INDUSTRIALS DULL, BUT STEADY: TURNOVER POOR From Our Market Correspondent mURNOVER continued 1 poor on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday and industrials were particularly dull. This was due to the approach of the Chinese New Year coupled with the still uncertain political situation. However, prices were fairly steady and
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    24 20 Malayan Stock Indices Jan. 21 Jan. 22 'Industrials: 78.75 79.06 Tins: 107.55 107.93 robbers: 106.22 106.42 'Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    873 20 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (3.000) 51. 33: C.S. Holding (1,000) SI.W: Dunlop (1.000) SI. 58: Esso (1.000) Jl 67, (1.000) JI.6S:
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    RUBBER PRICES
    251 20 [FEBRUARY first grids rubber f.o buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 71 cents per lb., up a quarter of a, cent on Ttmrvdajr's cloalm: level (or the position. The tone was quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prlcaa in cants per lb. yesterday:
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 20 CHINESE Produce Eichanm, Siniiapor* noon prices per plcul ytittrday: Coconut oil: bulk $64 sellers, drum |67 cullers. Copra: Jan./ Feb. UK/Continoot: Unquoted. Popper: Muntok Wbltr $167) aellera. Sarawak white $185 aellera. special Sarawak black $l»7i aellera, garbled Lampons; black $167t (N) aellera. AHTA $177» (N) sellers. timtapom Copra
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    58 20 THE Malayan Cxchangs Bsnkt clati*n made thnt rhanites Id Ita rate* to merchants yesterday <all rates to $100): S.Hin* TT or OD rtady: Osutsch* Mark. ISM: Holland Cuildert 1164 Swiss Franos not: Belgian Francs I «05 Fraoeh Francs IMI: Italian W ■>O''ST- Osnish Kraner IMS: N«wi«nn RMMt 232J:
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    12 20 No cables had been received at the time of publication.
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      946 20 IUKUALI* SEDVICI iNDH. PARISIAN ANB P SUlf SEIVICf fs, Freaastle Malattjrte. Sflaei is. Madrai ail Nacaaattissa Penar,| P. S'hsm Sport v M p.mb. BMPETA 11 Frl 11/11 Fel 14/11 Ftt i4JUI4 ttttTtk l^Ta 2 BOMUAIA- I Mar 1/11 Mar 12/14 Mar J^J *f f I '*J BOMBALA Sailel Sailel 24
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      240 20 T.S.S. "STATE OF MADRAS" VOYAGES NO. 148 14* AND 150 AMENDED SAILING DATES FROM STRAITS PORTS. Th. Public or. notitiod that owing to delay In Survcv of the above vassal th*r. has been a change in th* sailing schedule as follows: Voyog* MB Vovoaa 149 Voyag. ISO Am*« Penonq 13-2-.S
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    Tin price rallies by $1.37J
    288 21 Tin price rallies by $1.37J riMli: Straits tin price In L Prnang yesterday staged a rally of $1,371 to $613.75 pei pit-ill. In London on Thursday tin wai well held In a turnover which Included a good proportion of "caromside demand remain! nuiet and the market apparently i. still deriving
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    189 21 Janunry 22. Thre* months. INDUSTRIALS riSeta, National lron<* eta. its. I'mteers 14 cts. c:ont. 12 cts. -'.6 els. M. Cables 14 >-ta. MrAlister 12 cts. I2eta. M. Invest. 10 cU r. AN. 17cts O.C B.C 13 cts l cU. Robinson 11 cts. C Moras* I6cts. H. s pura
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    105 21 SHIPS lying alonmldi the glnicapori Harbour wharves or expsetsd t»day arc: WosMalm 1/2, American Mall 3/4. 7. BeolartK 15/16. rentlce 18. Sambaj 19, Lipfs i it 23/24. Autolycua :;:i :u. Empire Klttl■an Maru 40/41. Nara till N W.I, Hua LI N.W. 6. JAN 22 Par! Swettsnhsm: Wharf
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      255 21 i .ml i nurd from Page 181 FOR SALE it „rrf. <K rtfjn.)— Box i» rls. exfre CATALINA SWIMWEAR, SPORTSWEAR liarcains Large selections for ildren, must be cleared cost. Kxcclslor Ltd., 6b. I lore. FRIDGE SPRAYING at ownrr'r Hundreds of satlrtled Inivermty, Turf Club, Hi ilth. Dental Clinic, etc FORO
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      865 21 RUGS, CARPETS CURIOS "BIC REDUCTION CARPET SALE" LOWKST PRICES IN MALAYSIA JAPANESE CARPETS 3 1 sou 9" *1«.00 V X JJ.YUU 12' wu.uu BELGIUM CARPET!* S S.OO 3' X 0' ».U(J 4" X 6" $17.00 t>' X $40.00 X' X 12 1 SBO.OU NKW STOCK AKRIVbU 1 INDIAN HANDMADE WOOLLCN
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      543 21 LADIES HAIRDRESSING SPECIAL DISCOUNT: Consul. Tokyo Ityllst Graduate for your beauty nt<'d» Antonio's. 163 UacpDersou Rd. Tcr Spore bto'-'lO. WHERE TO STAY (S'pwe) It Wnr4t <« (Mlnl—Hox to era txtrm MOTEL AMBASSADOR 3ea»ld« *O. M.-ytr lioad. Uaoclng Nlfbtly. Tel *****. SLOANS COURT MOTEL. 17. Balmoral Road, Tanglln. (Completely Airconditioned). Tel:
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      1121 21 NOTICES KEDAH J.K.R. I TENDER NOTICE fXj Tenders from J.K.R. Registered Contractors in Cla*s E 1 and above M2_L«2Hs»Vv/l^ will be received at the office of the «i)6S£? bSp Jurutera Negerl, Kedah/Perlis. Alor Star up to 12.00 noon of the i FMRAT.A I FTRIK PIISAT 31st January 1965. LtMBAUA LtlKlß.
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      279 21 NOTICE KLANG AND PORT SWETTENHAM WATER SUPPLY Owing to Improvement work to be carried out on the water mains at North Klang Roundabout. Klang, the Water Supply to Klang and Port Swettenham will be restricted on Monday 25th January 1965 end Tuesday 26th January 1965 between 6.00 a.m. and 6.00
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      257 21 MALAYSIAN ASSISTANT Required for appointment in Singapore office of Br tish agency house, with administrative, commercial and mar^iting experience. Applicant must also have proven sales record and ability to correspond independently. Apply stating age, education, qualifications and experience which will be treated in confidence to Box A 5675 8.T., Spore.
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      MCA to send 15 players on tour
      298 22  -  ERNEST FRIDA By ...TO INDIA AND CEYLON OR PAKISTAN SINGAPORE, Fri. The Malaysian Cricket Association will send a team of 15 players on a tour of India and Ceylon or Pakistan at the end of this year or early next year. Dr. Ong
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      No money —no sport for schools
      304 22 No money —no sport for schools KUALA LUiMPUK, Kn. The Malaysian schools sporu, p.ugramme for 1964-65 which was curtailed last term is now at a complete standstill. This is because there is not a red cent in the coffers of the Malaysian Schools Sports Council, j Mr. T. Mori, president
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      North-South clash ends great season
      400 22 RUGBY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpHE BEST rugger season in many years, marked by the visits of the Thailand team for the Kings Cup match and the University of Canterbury team from New Zealand for a match against a Malaysian Selection, ends tomorrow with the annual
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      SELANGOR TO HOLD UNDER-23 TOURNEY
      187 22 nuuivtT KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The! Selangor Hockey Association will Introduce an under-23 competition this season to rind new talent for the state team. The Association also hope to stimulate more interest among I schools by this tournament. SHA secretary Chet Singh told Timesport today: "We
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      Recs topple Police
      84 22 SRC 1 POLICE 0 SINGAPORE, rrl. Polices unbeaten run in the Singapore Hockey Association League Div. 1 ended on the Padang today when they cume up against the champions. Singapore Recreation Club. Police had swept through their last seven matches in convincing manner but today they were
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      MALACCA FORM A STATE SPORTS COUNCIL
      158 22 MALACCA FORM A STATE SPORTS COUNCIL MALACCA, Kri. A state sports council has been formed in Malacca. Its headquarters will be at the Malacca Community Hail, which will be completed in July. The Council will promote and encourage all sport in the state. It will deal directly with the Ministry
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      25 22 MALACCA. Fri. Malacca Cricket Association will hold their annual general meeting at the Malacca Club on Jan. 28 at 6 p m. GOLF
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      31 foreign pros enter for Malayan Open
      326 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Pn.—Thirtyone foreign uroiessional gpliers have entered for the Malayan Open to be held at the Royal Selangor Goll Club bere on Mar. 11-14 Among the ten Australians entered are Ted Ball, the 1964 Singapore Open winner. Eric Cremln and Prank Phillips.
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      Century stand by S. African openers
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      200 22 WELLINGTON. Pri. Rain cut play to less than two hourt on the opening day of the First Test between New Zealand and Pakistan here today. New Zealand, who were put in to bat first, had scored 54 for on« In 114 minutes by
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      248 23 GOING STILL FAST DESPITE RAIN RACING with Epsom Jeep |POH, Fri. Royal Meadow underlined his chances in the main sprint at Ipoh on Sunday with a sparkling gallop this morning. Ridden by Garnet Bougoure, the six-year-old ran 3f in 37 1/5 on the bit. There was rain
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      142 23 THE FOOTBALL FRAUD CASE SWAN, KAY PAID £100 EACH TO LOSE MATCH, COURT TOLD LONDON. Pri.— Two former England international footballers wagered their team would lose an English League match, a conspiracy trial was told at Nottingham yesterday. Peter Swan and Tony Kay were charged with conspiring to fix the
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      19 23 SWANSEA. Frl. Swansea beat the RAP 11-8 in their Rugby Union match here last night 1 Reuter.
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      296 23 Leeds plan ahead for European contests T ONDON, Fri. Looking ahead, Leeds, the leaders of the English Football League, are to send four representatives to film big European clubs in training this summer. The party, including manager Don Revia will spend four days filming In several countries. Revte believes that
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    420 24 SINGAPORE. Friday. INDIAN behind-the-scenes support for Malaysia n&unst Indonesia is more positive than it appears in official public pronouncements. This was indicated here today by the Secre-tary-General of the Singapore National Trades Union Congress. Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. who returned home after an
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    FRIENDSHIP SOCIETIES SPRINGING UP IN BIG TOWNS
    131 24 FRIENDSHIP SOCIETIES SPRINGING UP IN BIG TOWNS people in Malaysia are aware of these organisations. 'I hope that our Central Government will establish closer contacts with them." Mr. Nair said that he also dispelled India's fears that "overseas Chinese were not enthusiastic" about Malaysia. Kamaraj's idea He said: "I dispelled
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    109 24 SINGAPORE. Frt. A company I managing director. Mr. Leow Boon Heng. today competed against Llm Cheng Kheng, described as an unemployed seaman, for a magistrate's order Involving more than 55.000 worth of textiles, seized by the police 16 months a<zo. Mr Sachl Saurajen.
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    188 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. The British High Commission here said today they were not yet ready to give details of plans for welcoming Prince Philip when he visits Malaysia next month. A spokesman said: "We are awaiting further information from London before issuing details." A Singapore
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    228 24 Professor Lim appointed ViceChancellor SINGAPORE, Fri. Professor Llm Tay Boh has been appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore a post which he has occupied in an acting capacity since his recall from study- leave in America in 1963. following the resignation of Dr. B.R. Sreenivasan. Prof. Lim was made
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    56 24 ATHENS. Fri— A US. military transport plane carrying 10 people crashed today near Calavrita, about 100 miles west of Athens, the U.S. Information Sen Ice here reported. It said the fate of the people aboard was not yet known. The four-engined C-124 was flying from Avlano
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    87 24 JOHANNESBURG. Fri. South Africa were 192 for two wickets at the close against England when the fourth cricket test began > here today. Eddie Barlow (96) and Trevor Goddard <60) shared a first wicket stand of 134. The not out batsmen are Colin Bland <32»
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    98 24 CABLE RECEIVED: Mrs. Animalnaymm rauxhter of Allan Abraham died at It Victoria Road. Jaffna on 22.1.65. BAKAN SINGH rrtlr*d Court Interpreter passed away at the Urner.-il Ho«i'ital. Seremban on 22.1.65. Cortege will leave 11HA Rasah Road. Beremlian (it 2 p.m. for Templer Road 81kb Cemetery. MR. LIM KIM KANC
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    294 24 Wartime Coastal Command chief dies LONDON. Fri. Air Chief Marshal Sir Philip Joubert. former Commander in Chief of the Royal Air Force Coastal Command, died yesterday. He was 77. The wartime air chief was noted lor his controversial com m c nts on Western air power following his retirement after
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