The Straits Times, 10 February 1965

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1965 15 CENTS lie*** I*'1 I KDX 1189 1005 'IRITIS^ MUSEUM
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    AIRLIFT DRAMA
    216 1 Shortage of dollars So Bank of England notes may be used instead at HK$l6 to £1 HONG KONG, Tuos THE Government announced today that it was importing sterling banknotes to overcome a shortage of dollar bills here. In a radio and television broadcast, Ihe Governor, Sir David Trench,
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    Lock icon Mao: We wait 'in battle array'
    338 1 Mao: We wait 'in battle array' HONG KONG, Tuesday QHINA is waiting "in battle array" for any U.S. attempt to extend the Vietnam conflict, the new China news agency reported today. The agency quoted an edftdnal in the Communisl Party newspaper People's Daily ;is saying: "We wain I.S. imperialists. You
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    Subandrio flying to Tokyo tomorrow
    82 1 Subandrio flying to Tokyo tomorrow JAKARTA. Tues— The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. said todayhe was flying in Tokyo on Thursday for a few days' visit and meeting with Japanese Government officials. I Dr. Subandrio told reporters he would discuss with the Japanese international problems relating to South-East Asia as
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    Pledge of loyalty by Chinese in memento to Tengku
    237 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Associated Chinese Chamber of Commerce today presented to 'IVnsku Abdul Rahman a 202-page book of pledges of loyalty from the Chinese community. It was signed and "chopped" by 2,108 Chamber-, of Commerce, public associations, guilds, clubs and
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    A free press
    194 1 The Tengku says it again ITU ALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman today reiterated the Alliance Government's determination to preserve the freedom of the Press. The Prime Minister was opening a $250,000 extension to the Utusan Melayu press building at Jalan Chan Sow Lin here this evening.
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    Lock icon Ayub for China
    31 1 KARACHI. Tues— The Pakistan Foreign Office today officially announced that President Ayub Khan would arrive In Peking on March 2 for a seven-day visit to Communist China— AP.
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    3 Indonesian brigades right on our doorstep
    318 1 3 Indonesian brigades right on our doorstep KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TTE Indonesian military build-up across the Borneo border is continuing and Malaysian military experts are thinking of counter measures. Tun Abdul Razak. speaking after today's meeting of the National Defence Council, added Dial Soekamo now had a( leas! three brigades
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    Lock icon Plot in Ghana: 5 sentenced to death
    69 1 Plot in Ghana: 5 sentenced to death ACCRA. Tues. Two former Ghana Cabinet Ministers and three other men were glveir' death sentences here yesterday on charges of conspiracy to commit treason. Former Information Minister Tawia Adamaflo and the other accused all said in a final statement they were Innocent. All
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    Lock icon 3 die on 'border'
    26 1 JAMMU (Kashmin. Tues Heavy firing has been reported along the cease-fire line in Kashmir Indian forces claim they killed three Pakistanis.— AP.
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    Lock icon Ousted PM slips out of embassy in Saigon
    105 1 Ousted PM slips out of embassy in Saigon SAIGON, Tues. Mr. Tran Van Huong, South Vietnamese Premier ousted by a mili--1 tary coup here two weeks ago, today left the residence of the British Ambassador, Mr. Gordon Ethering-ton-Smith, where he had been granted refuge. Mr. Huong sought refuge last Wednesday
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    The Dalai Lama sends wishes
    40 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today received birthday greetings from the Dalai Lama. In ha moMiue. the Dalai Lama said: "May peace and happiness overcome the present problems of your nation."
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    Officer found shot dead
    49 1 TAIPING. Tues. Probationary Police Inspector M. Subramaniatn. •23. was found shot dead in his quarters in the police compound in Selama. about 30 miles north of here, this morning. He had a bullet wound in his head. A Browning automatic pistol was in Ills hand.
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    33 1 LONDON. Tues The cost ol the South-east Asia Commonwealth telephone cable project has increased by an estimated £4.6 million to £23.6 million, it was announced here yesterday Reuter (See Page 11).
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 Multv hawker, 'I. Sul.nme bin SaniiM. »»f Tioni; P<«h Road, found uith <( >t;ib wound* tonicht. li in ho— pita' 'l.tnurrously ill. Believed wounds indirti-tl with kris.
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    King to visit Cairo soon
    169 1 King to visit Cairo soon |(UALA LUMPUR. Tues. TheYangdi-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permai-suri-Agong will visit the United Arab Re- public either at the end of March or in mid-April. This was stated here today by the UAR Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Abdul Moneim Hassan Tawfik. Mr. Tawfik said tinKing
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    'KEEP AN EYE ON PHOUMI' PLEA TO THAIS
    241 2 'KEEP AN EYE ON PHOUMI' PLEA TO THAIS VIENTIANE. Tues. The Laotian Government has asked Thailand to keep former right-wing leader Gen. Phoumi Nosavan and his aides under surveillance pending rormal charges against them for inciting an abortive coup here last week. Gen. Phoumi. former Deputy Premier of lh» Laotian
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    Lock icon Lusaka-Dar-es -Salaam rail link—new bid
    119 2 I USAKA, Tues. Zambia and Tanzania are to form a joint committee to seek aid for a proposed 1.000-mile rail link from landlocked Zambia to Dar-es-Salaam. This was announced here yesterday by the Foreign Minister. Mr. Kapwepwe. after secret talks with President Nyerere of Tanzania.
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    Lock icon 'GOLDEN PEN' AWARD
    48 2 PARIS. Tues. The International Federation of Newspaper Publishers yesterday awarded the 1965 (iolden Pen of Freedom to Mr. C. E. L. Wickreme.sinehe. publisher and managing director of Associated Newspapers of Ceylon. Ltd.. for his action over several years in the defence of Press freedom. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Sock: We merely want to be free
    371 2 TNDONESIA is not planning to Xdominate South-East Asia but merely wants to be free, President Soekarno said in an interview published yesterday. He was quoted as saying: "We are not facing great economic difficulties. The Indonesian people are faring reasonably well just compare
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    Lock icon Aircraft union urges VC-10 sale to Peking
    159 3 I ONDON. Tues. Britain should make a "special approach" in a bid to sell VC-10 airliners to Communist China for its civil air fleet, a union leader said here. Mr. (.'live Jenkins, secretary of the 37,000-stronu \>>ociation of Supervisory Staffs. Kxecutives and Technicians
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    Space invitation
    26 3 WASHINGTON. Tues The Space Agency said yesterday it was asking the world scientific community to propose blomedical experiments on U.S. manned space flights.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Mid-air blast kills 84 in plane
    424 3 Mid-air blast kills 84 in plane THIRD MAJOR AIR DISASTER OF THE YEAR NEW YORK, Tuesday AN Eastern Airlines DC 7 with 84 people on board exploded in midair and crashed flaming into the Atlantic off Long Island last night. A Coast Guard lookout and the crew oi a Pan-American
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    Lock icon Britain to ban cigarette ads on TV
    254 3 Britain to ban cigarette ads on TV I ONDON, Tues. v The British Government announced yesterday it had decided to ban cigarette advertising on commercial television as soon as practicable. The Minister of Health. Mr. Kenneth Robinson, told the House of Commons the Labour Government had decided the time had
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    'Yes' for LBJ
    40 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. The U.S. House of Representatives, bowing to an appeal from President Johnson, voted yesterday to give him a free hand to continue > or curb surplus food shipments to j the United Arab Republic— A P.
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    Lock icon The slow pull-out
    37 3 LONDON. Tues- The number |of British subjects resident in Bui ma had dropped from appro--1 xlmately 3.200 to 552 in the last 10 years, the House of Commons was told here last night Reuter
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    Family doctors' pay claim met partly
    129 3 LONDON, Tues. Britain's 23.000 State Health Service family doctors who recently put forward a claim for a £15 weekly pay rise will have to do with about a third of that sum. Under proposals accepted by the Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, in Parliament
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    Lock icon Three priests held
    56 3 S 1.1 MA (Alabama). Tues. Fifty-seven Ntßroes were arrested at the courthouse here yesterday in a new demonstration over voting rights. Those held included the Rev. Jarres Bevel, an associate of integration leader. Dr. Martin Luther King, and two white men. also identified as ministers. All were
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    Lock icon Accused of murder
    89 3 BIRMINGHAM. Tues.— A Father of 10 children was accused in court here of murdering a father of nine. Albeit McCabe. 32. a lorry driver, was remanded in custody charged with murdering Arthur Lawlor. 36. a former professional boxer. Prosecuting counsel said the men. who lived in the
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    Lock icon Duke's son flees from Eton to work on a farm
    206 3 Duke's son flees from Eton to work on a farm I ONDON, Tues. A teenage peer, missing from Eton for more than two weeks, reappeared yesterday as police watched London Airport and made inquiries in France for him. Lord James Beauclerk. 16--year-old son of the Duke of St. Albans, telephoned
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    Council of equal opportunities
    37 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Johnson has signed an executive order creating a .Council on Equal Opportunity to review and co-ordinate the Federal Government's efforts to carry out the 1957 and 1964 Civil Rights Acts.
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    NTUC bid to avert strike in bank row
    352 4 SINGAPORE. Tues J^llli National Trades Union Congress has intervened in the dispute between the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank and the Bank Employees In ion, whose members are threatening strike action over the dismissal of 29 workers. At the request of the NTUC.
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    2 CHARGED WITH MURDER OF BOY AND A WOMAN
    119 4 2 CHARGED WITH MURDER OF BOY AND A WOMAN SINGAPORE, Tues. Two men were separately charged in th c Ninth Magistrate's Court today with the murder of a three-year-old boy and a 24-year-old woman last week. Nadarajan so Packrisamy was charged with the murder of the boy. Abdul Wahid bin
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    Slain girl: Man held
    75 4 SINGAPORE. Tues —Police have detained a man in connection with the death of a five-year-old girl. Low Beng Koh, found raped and murdered yesterday in a public lavatory at a block of flats in Jalan Bukit Ho Swee. The suspect was in a flat in the
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    Blood bank scheme
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The General Hospital's Blood Transfusion Centre has implemented a scheme providing special medical privileges to people who donate blood more than twice a year.
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    COURT JUDGMENT IN UNION STRUGGLE
    324 4 SINGAPORE, Tues lUDGMENT with J costs in favour of the Malayan Airways/ Qantas Empire Airways Local Staff Employees Union was entered by Mr. Justice Winslow with the consent of the defendants declaring that the executive committee elected at the annual general meeting of the union
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    Passes in the HSC examination
    475 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The results of the Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination of the girls who sat for it at the Lembaga Gerakan Pelajaran D c w a s a were released today by the Ministry of Education. Twenty-two of the 93 candidates obtained full certificates,
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    1,400 VIP guests for Umno House opening
    139 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. About 1,400 people have been invited to witness the official opening of the new 5250.000 Singa p o re Umno House at Geylang on Sunday by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. Amor.g the YIPs will be thr Federal Deputy Premier.
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    Minister's visit
    22 5 .SINGAPORE. Tues. The Mm Mef of Welfare Services, Haii Abdul Hamid Khan, will arrive here tomorrow for a four-day visit.
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    Tengku a disciple of Nehru: Mentri
    98 5 Tengku a disciple of Nehru: Mentri I/ANGAR, Tues. The Mentrl Besar of Perils, Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashlm. yesterday described the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, as a disciple of the late Pandit Nehru who "never hated the British, even though his country was under colonial rule for a
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    Thailand tour planned
    40 5 KANGAR. Tues. The Nanonul School Teachers' Union in Perl is is organising a sightseeing tour of Bangkok and Chengmal next month. All youths and other Interested groups in North Malaya may join the party if they wish.
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    Aussies for Borneo soon
    289 5 They will leave after massive 'Operation Bull Roar 9 ends on Friday SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SOME 1 ,000 Commonwealth infantry men are now shuttling between the Pahang jungles and air bases in Singapore as part of on exercise to test their ground-air mobilhy. When "Operation Bull Roar"
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    Broken-bottle robber
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. A young thug, brandishing broken bottle, entered a house in Jalan Dahliah on Sunday afternoon and robbed its occupants of iewellery worth $1200 and S3OO in cayh Mr. T;m Koon Goh was with j his daughter when the robber herded them Into a bedroom and locked
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    Unions and threat of commual politicians: Devan
    197 5 Unions and threat of commual politicians: Devan SINGAPORE, Tues. The secretary-gen-eral of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. today spoke of an organised attempt by commural-minded politicians in Singapore to undermine the unity and effectiveness of the State's multi-racial labour movement. He warned that if these
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    Newcomer stars in new £ilm
    95 5 Newcomer stars in new £ilm pRETTY Chung Hui ilsirn. 19. a newcomer to Hong Kong's film industry, is now in Singapore for the location shooting of a new Mandarin Aim "Prosperity Ahead." to be made in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. She will co-star with new Hong Kong actor "find" Sun
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    New offices
    29 5 MACHANO, Tues. Departments of Information. Agriculture, Welfare and the Rural and Industrial Development Authority have been set up at the new block of the District Office here.
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    Bombing exercises
    88 5 PENANG. Tups. The Pulau Songsong range in the vicinity of the Buntang Island group nfT Ike Kcd.ih coast, has been booked by the Far Bui Air Force for bombing and firing exercises on the following dates: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. to 9.30 p m
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    Party postponed
    39 5 PENANG. Tues. The Penang and Province Wellesley Red Cross Society has postponed their Harl I Raya party for the islanders of j Pulau Anian. on the south-eastern tip of Penan*, from Peb 15 to I |Feb 21
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    A stronger voice of Australia from Darwin
    69 5 SYDNEY, Tues. Australia is buildine a 513.6 million shortwave radio station at Darwin. The station, expected to be one of tin- most powerful shortwave radio stations in the world, will be used to counter Communist radio propaganda In South-East Asia. Radio Australia, the
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    Tan to open MCA branch in S'pore
    80 5 Tan to open MCA branch in S'pore SINGAPORE. Tues. The Federal Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, will open a new Malaysian Chinese Association branch at Chong Pang Road, off the 12i m.s. Sembawan? Road, on Sunday. Mr. Tan is national leader of the MCA. A spokesman of the Singapore
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    Man accused of using force
    57 5 PENANG. Tues. Accused of using force on a police woman corporal. Hassim bin Shafle. 42. was yesterday granted bail of $400 until April 19. Hassim was alleged to have pushed Corporal Saidah binte Mohamed Nite in King Edward Place yesterday and to have been found
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    Co nsul-General for Arabia
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malaysiiin Government has accepted the appointment of Dato 5.1.0. ALsagoff as Consul-Oeneral for Saudi Arabia in Singapore. Dato ALsagoff. who is the presiI dent of the Muslim Advisory 1 Board, has given up his duties as I honorary Consul for Iraq and 1
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    Three Kedah towkays get death notes
    89 5 A LOR STAR, Tues. At least three towj kays in Kedah have received anonymous demands for money accompanied by threats of death Police, confirming this I today, said the letters were sent by post lust before the Chinese New Year. They were written in
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    Art prize at London show for Malaysian deaf girl
    168 5 DENANG. Tues. A pupil of the Federation School for the Deaf here nas won the first prize ir, the senior group of the art exhibition organised in London by the Commonwealth Society for the Deaf. Marshitah blnte Abdullah. 12. daughter of
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    Bus stop death
    33 5 PARIT. Tues. A schoolboy. Rosli bin Yjsol. srvrn. w.is fatally Injured when he was knocked down by ear while waiting for a bus. on the ParilBruas road here yesterday morning.
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    BIG MONEY DRAIN TO HK? 'ON THE CONTRARY...'
    187 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Bank Nogara today denied a report j that there had been a ror.tinuing transter of i funds from Singapore and Malaya to Hong Kong over the past Few i months A bank spokesman Mid: "On thP contrary, we hay?
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    Land Office movements
    77 5 SUNGEI PATANI. IMtt MM Ahmad bin Hajt Abdullah, offlo* assistant and director of thp Lund Office. Alor Star, has own pionicted to the Kedah Civil Service and posted here a<. Assistant District Officer i Lands i. in olace of Inche Noraman. now Assi^t.mt District Officer I. Inche
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    Unemployed man found hanging
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Tlir.v— Nr H <■ 60. unemployed, was found hunirintj in the kitchen of his liousp at the 11th mile. Jurons Road, yesterday morning. He. who had bren jobless lor tha past year, has a wile in Ch'iia. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Relatives who went off with the gems...
    89 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. v Police are looklnu for a; man's relatives who disappeared from his Jalan Tinggl house yesterday morning with about $1,500 worth of jewellery belong- Ing to his wife. The man. Majid bin Abdal Jaf- far. told police the relatives had 1
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    NINGKANS APPEAL FOR CIVIL DEFENCE WORKERS
    219 6 NINGKANS APPEAL FOR CIVIL DEFENCE WORKERS I/UCHING, Tues. The Chief Minister of Sarawak, Dato Stephen Kalong Nirißkan. last night called on the people to volunteer for and support the Civil Defence Corps. lie was speaking at the inauguration of the Kuching division of the Corps. Seventy five recruits began training.
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    Bahaman opens new rural health centre
    84 6 Bahaman opens new rural health centre SABAK BERNAM. Tues. The Minister of Health, lnctae Bahaman bin Samsuddin. yesterday opened a new 51 30.000 health centre at Sungei Ayer Tawar near here. The centre will serve more than 13.000 people. luche Bahaman said that the primary aim of the Government in
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    Peter Lo clarifies citizenship offer by Sabah Govt
    209 6 Peter Lo clarifies citizenship offer by Sabah Govt JESSELTON, Tuesday. SABAHS Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo, said here yesterday that Indonesians and immigrant Chinese in Sabah would be allowed to take up Malaysian citizenship if they have stayed in the State for five continuous years on their work pass. "This
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    'How?' group in Singapore
    46 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A group of I Japanese city councillors tins morning visited the Singapore Legislative Assembly and th« Ministry of Culture. They are on a tour of Asian countries, to find out how th» Governments o[ otlior Asian nations run their countries
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    18 death sentence men 'not given fair trial9
    496 6 18 death sentence men 'not given fair trial 9 SINGAPORE, Tubs THE 18 former Pulau Senang detainees, now appealing against their conviction and death sentences on three rioting and murder charges, had not been given "a fair hearing" at their trial, their counsel, Mr. David Marshall, submitted today. Mr. Marshall
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    Now an 'every day of the year' safety — drive—
    213 6 Now an 'every day of the year' safety drive SINGAPORE, Tues. 13 The Automobile Association of Singapore has started an intensive campaign to drive home to the motoring public the importance of road safety. Disclosing this today, the chairman of the safety first council of the association. Mr. C. H.
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    100-passenger MAL bus
    45 6 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Malaysian Airways will formally take delivery I of a new 100-passenger airport bus on Thursday at 4.15 p.m. The bus is the largest of its kind in Malaysia and will serve air- j craft operating into and out of Singapore.
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    Lee for festival
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will attend a Tamil festival b) Lorong Lalat at 7.30 p.m. on i Friday.
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    Trade 'no' to invitation to Manila talks
    123 6 I/UALA LUMPUR, I 1Y Tues. Malaysian chambers of commerce have declined an invitation to attend the first Asian chambers of commerce conference in Manila next week. "The time is not opportune.' said Mr. Henry Wong, sscretary of the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce,
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    Malaya's tin earnings went up by $22mil last year
    261 6 Malaya's tin earnings went up by $22mil last year IPOH, Tues. Malaya x earned a little over, $93.73 million from the export of tin last year, an increase of $22.46 1 1 million over export earnings for 1963. i though production was lower. Tin produced last year 1 was 58.855
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    Celebration in Sydney
    52 6 SYDNEY. Tues. More than 100 Asian students and their Australian friends celebrated the Chinese New Year at the Castlecove home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kaerber. A .spokesman for the students, Mr. Peter Liv, said the party helped form new friendships and establish stronger ties between Asians
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    All alone...and I'm as scared as hell
    2045 7  - All alone... and I'm as scared as hell DONALD CAMPBELL I LJ J KM LV/m lk_L *ji_3_ IZJ t* IT WAS THE MOST EXCITING MOMENT OF MY 29 YEARS... j DRIVING A BOAT AT ANYTHING UP TO 120MPH OR EVEN MORE... CONTINUINC ONE MANS FAST-PACED STORY... LEO VILLA had been
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    110 8 Words Sff (Minimum i MR. AND MRS. Anthony Xa»«« thank all relatives and frleods for their kind wishes and gifts on the occasion of tbelr marrtag* on JO-1-6S. FAMILY lat* Mrs. Poh Bong Hal thank Rev Lav, Cburrb members, relatives, friends, for assistance, presence, donations, during reosnt bereavement CHUA
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 8 it WorilM Hi (Mlmlmmmi HILL-REID. ALAN. "Petar.'i Alway* remembering and aadly miMing my beloved brother. Alan, who pa.iaed his R'«t 10 r eb. 195K R IP
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    235 8 it Ward* tit (Mtmlmmm) ROLAND'S. Belt Halratyllßg. Best Haircut and Beat Parroairaat Wave id Town by Roland (of Club ArUitlque, Parla). Appointments: *****. ***** 3-B Coleman St.. B'pore. LANCOME FACIALS can now be carried out at Hilda s Department Store. 90-A. Orchard Road. Bnlgapore. Par!a-train<'d Krautxlan In attendance. Cttfl
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      Furious And Cautious
      661 8 Agreement is growing that American retaliatory action j in North Vietnam has not in- creased the danger in this part of the world. It is perhaps questionable whether it has contributed significantly yet to South Vietnam's safety. The doubters, however, must ask themselves what else the Americans
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      Money Matter
      347 8 The Selangor State Development Corporation evidently intends to take on much wider functions than the Petaling Jaya Development Corporation out of which it grew. In addition to providing building sites it proposes to build on a fairly substantial scale. The Corporation's chairman, the Mentri Bcsar, Inche Harun bin
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      Nanyang Change
      232 8 Nanyang University graduates are clearly out to help their alma mater to Malaysian respectability. The president of the newly -formed graduates' association, for example, made the most of his chances when he addressed 200 of his fellows in Singapore this j week. "'One of the paramount objectives of
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    Last act in Negro revolt
    922 8  -  GODFREY HODGSON I by 1 LUTHER KING PINPOINTS HIS NEXT TARGET-A CAMPAIGN TO SECURE THE RIGHT TO VOTE IN the obscure little town of S c I m a in Alabama last week Dr. Martin Luthe*r King named the target and the tactics for a
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      Written on water...
      175 8 Written on water A REPORT In the Straits Times says that Malacca is to extend water rationing. When the Socialist Front took over the Malacca Mun 1 c 1 pality sometime in 1963. they promised the people of this town that within three months there would be no water problem.
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      Higher rate
      78 8 AC O R R E S PONDENT whose letter you published (S.T. Feb. 6 1 raises the question of the maximum rate of monthly contribution payable to the Central Provident Fund. May I point out that the ordinance was amended with effect from February, 1964, and any employer
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      For the record
      28 8 PK)R purposes of record at least it is most essential that someone maintain a collection of political speeches and utterances made throughout the years ranging
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      Cracker orgy
      151 8 THE lifting of the ban on crackers during the Chinese New Year and Hart Raya holidays has done more harm than good. One would hardly question the Government's good intentions In lifting the ban, though one could definitely be excused for questioning the wisdom of such a step.
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      Engineers
      178 8 1 WOULD like to advise 1 "C.8.X." that graduate members of the Institution of Electrical Engineers (U.K.) are not chartered engineers. A graduate member, whether from the university or from a reputable college of technology, has to have several years of practical experience, Including those in a responsible position,
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      Big clean-up
      121 8 IT Is heartening to read that the Singapore Government Is to embark on a concrete programme of cleaning up. Assuming that refuse collection points must remain a necessity In the city such as the one that reader Mrs. Chelllah has complained about, It would seem a good Idea
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    Paralysed assembly may stay home until September
    399 8  -  Joyce Egginton bj ftf EW YORK. Tups— lt la now as good as certain that none of the United Nations General Assembly's normal business can possibly take place this session. I Since December 1, when it convened, the Assembly > has been paralysed
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    ROW—SO CHINESE IS BACK AS TEST 'MUST'
    338 9 ROW— SO CHINESE IS BACK AS TEST 'MUST' SINGAPORE, Tues. 13 The Ministry of Education has re-introduced Chinese as a compulsory subject for candidates taking the High School Certificate (Chinese medium) examination, following a controversy in Chinese educational circles when it an- 1 nounced recently that Chinese would only be
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    St. Valentine dance
    22 9 KLUANG. Tues. A St. V■ilenuif'.s Day fancy dres^ bill will rx» if id at the Kluaiig Garrison on iaturday.
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    Mr. Koay and the ships
    342 9 Two other sinkings in Penang, and each time he had a link, insurance case told SINGAPORE, Tuesday. LONG before the 1962 disappearance of the Panamanian-registered vessel, Kien Kung, two lighters with valuable cargoes had capsized in Penang. On both occasions, the High Court was told,
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    ...And firms that were wound up with big deficits
    598 9 ...And firms that were wound up with big deficits with the Singapore-Malayan Trading Co. Mr. Lloyd produced a certificate of the company's operations In Singapore which carried a business address of 297 Beach Street. Penang the same address then as the Heng Tong Trading Co. of which Mr Koay is
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    The Labis airdrop: 2 women sent for trial
    248 9 The Labis airdrop: 2 women sent for trial TOHORE BAH R U Tues. Six men and two women, charged in connection with the Indonesian airdrop at Labis, were yesterday committed for trial in the Muar High Court by the Segamat Magistrate, Ungku Ismail. The two women are Lee Poh Hong,
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    Indian envoy's tour
    30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Th» Deputy High Commi.-Monrr for India. Mr. Mahboob Ahmed, and his wife will visit Surmti Patanl on Thursday and Penang on Friday and Saturday.
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    Direct phone link with H.K. next month
    162 9 Direct phone link with H.K. next month KUALA LUMPUR, lues. Local telephone subscribers will be able to call Hong Kong directly from next month when the South-East Asian Commonwealth (Se acorn) telephone cable link between, Malaya and Sabah. is extended to Hong Kong. About 1,500 nautical miles of submarine cable
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    Such a busy girl...
    51 9 TWENTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD Yap Chen Let, of Klang Road. Kuala Lumpur, who is taking a three-year course in commerce at the Swinburne Technical College in Melbourne. She In social secretary of the Overseas Students' Association at the college and an executive memtfer of the Junior Australian-Asian Association of
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    MIC branch opening
    23 9 ML'AR. Tues.— The Minister of Labour. Mr. V Manickavasagam. will open a Malaysian Indian Congress branch ai S.igil here tomorrow.
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    PENNEFATHER IS NAMED DEPUTY TO BOGAARS
    213 9 PENNEFATHER IS NAMED DEPUTY TO BOGAARS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. gUPERINTENDENT Percy Pennefather, former captain of Singapore's State hockey team, has been promoted acting Assistant Commissioner of the Special Branch with effect from yesterday. This Is a new post, which has been created by the Federal Establishment in Kuala Lumpur, and announced
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    University don retires at 63
    52 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A lecturer of the Department of Chinese Studies at the University o/ Singapore. Mr. Chao Tai. 63. has retired after seven years' servlc* Mr Chao was given a farewell Darty by the Chinese Society of thp university at which he wa» presented with
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    Cubs official
    27 9 TANQKAK. Tues. The Boy Scouts Association here has appointed Mr. Tan Yoke Tee of Ledang Primary School to be the Assistant District Commissioner for Cubs.
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    Blood debt claim: Delegates meet the Tengku
    204 9 Blood debt claim: Delegates meet the Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman met a 12-man delegation from the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce at the Residency today to discuss Malaysia's $180 million "blood debt" claim from the Japanese Government. It was the second meetlnt between the Tengku and ACCC
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    Acting vet
    48 9 SUNGbI PA-ix.il, lues— Inche Ozair bin Dams Is acting m Assistant Veterinary Officer, Central Kedah, In place of Mr. Chrtstle Samuel who Is leaving next week for New Zealand on a Colombo Plan scholarship for a oneyear course in dairy science at Massey Agricultural College. Palmerston.
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      158 9 THE YEAR I WON THE WAR AGAINST CIGARETTES Will 5 doys of not smoking put you "over the hump"? Here o former pock ond o holf o doy smoker o reol veteron with 36 yeors of butts behind him reports on a struggle which, he soys, "moy be of some
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      694 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 Penanf K. News In Mandarin; 8 .10 Esal Lumpur; 6 Ipoh Malacca Amutham. an exposition of 5.45 Opening and program- South Indian Temples, followme summary: 5.50 Newg ed by a musical treat: 8 34— outlines In National Language; Highway Patrol; 9.00 News 5.53 National songs;
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    Public Works Department PWD STRAITS TIMES FEATURE
    340 10 Public Works Department PWD STRAITS TIMES FEATURE $1 m. highway opening EXTENSION TO CUT DOWN TIME OF TRAVEL WITH the opening today of the SI million Dunman Road extension and bridge over Geylang River, Singapore, it is expected that traffic from East Coast areas to and from the city will
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      139 10 Congratulations and Best Wishes ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE NEW BRIDGE OVER GEYLANG RIVER AT DUNMAN ROAD. from 7f^ a#P .^^V I 7h* 7)tb 'L\ Rj SUM CHEONG CO. 2 MOULMEIN ROAD, S'PORE-12. TEL: *****1 ***** THE R. C. PILING SPECIALISTS I If All I V j> Ail A
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      104 10 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE NEW BRIDGE OVER GEYLANG RIVER AT DUNMAN ROAD. i. From UNION CONTRACTORS 18, AMBER MANSIONS, SINGAPORE-9 TELEPHONE: ***** ***** MAIN CONTRACTORS FOR THE ABOVE BRIDGE The following projects were completed by us for the P.W.D. under The State five years
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
    304 11 COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS EXPERT ADVISES ON NEW STEEL MILL THE export manager of the Fuji Iron and Steel Group, Japan, Mr. K. Nakano. recently visited Kuala Lumpur advising the Malaysia Steel Co. Ltd. on the construction of Us S3 million factory at Petaling Jaya. He remained in the Malaysian
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    MORE CARS
    33 11 General Motors Corporation said It built 453.941 cars In January, against 406,563 a year ago. GM. turned out a total of 521.475 vehicles last month, up from 468.312 In January 1964.
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    MALA YSIAN COCOA CROPS INCREASES
    340 11 MALA YSIAN COCOA CROPS INCREASES A MORE encouraging report concerning cocoagrowing in Trengganu was given by Mr. J. Cadbury, chairman of United Cocoa Development Co. Ltd., in his statement at the ninth annual meeting of the company in London. Mr. Cadbury reminded! shareholders that it was only I 7' 2
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    Caltex to develop service stations
    134 11 rE Caltex Company is planning to develop its service stations throughout Malaysia. "There is an Increasing demand for this fuel and we are doing our best to serve the motorists." the company's Penang manager. Mr. K. Petterson. said at a dinner held recently. Mr Petterson.
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    Slow down in growth rate
    158 11 The top 19 industrial nations of the Western world should have a combined gross national product of an Impressive U.S. $1.31 billion this year, though real economic growth will slow down, according to a world business survey published in New York. The estimated gross national
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    Air cargo volume will treble in ten years
    127 11 MR. BERT TORRANCE, director of Pan-American Airways in Malaysia, forecasts that by mid--1970 air cargo volume will more than treble itself. He believes that by that time the supersonic aircraft will be in use. These aircraft will be most desirable because of
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    BANK TRAVEL AWARD FOR MALAYSIAN
    118 11 BANK TRAVEL AWARD FOR MALAYSIAN MR. Kong Keng Hee of the First National City Bank of New York (above) has been granted a bank travel award to visit other branches of the bank in the Far East. Mr. Kong left last month for India and, after a few weeks there,
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    Cathay Pacific: Great progress
    213 11 Cathay Pacific: Great progress CATHAY Pacific Airways, founded in 1946, achieved great progress last year with an all-round improvement in services, flights and the number of passengers carried. A total of 196,773 passengers flew by CPA, topping the previous years figure by 14.4 per cent. The number of miles flown
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    Chevrolet puts up record
    82 11 Chevrolet division of General Motors Corporation said it set new industry records in January for production of passenger cars and total vehicles. The division assembled 237.474 cars and a total of 292.563 cars and lorries. The previous Chevrolet record in June 1964. was 235.738 cars and
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    Soviet produces more tyres
    51 11 Soviet motor tyre production in 1964 showed an appreciable increase over production in 1963. according to the annual report on Soviet production for 1964 Issued by the Soviet Central Statistics Board. At 24.400.000 pieces, production was 8 per cent greater than the 22.600,000 tyres produced in
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    ROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS TOUR PLAN
    291 11 PLANS have now been finalised for an inclusive tour around the world in 80 days which KLM Ls sponsoring this year. Mr. P. F. W. Prior, the company's passage manager from Singapore, and Mr. Louis Choong Nam Foh, managing director of the
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      104 11 O)( the wor d s lai *gest lOf®) manufacturer of fyp)) precision chain 134 offers over I^looo products II©) for power |f©) transmission and mechanical jyjg) handling x£Z 2 x ifT^yl] Represented in Malaysia by UNITED ENGINEERS H (MALAYSIA) LIMITED P.O. Box 41, Singapore. Tel. 2416 Branches at Kuala Lumpur,
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      1577 12 U ontinurd from Pagr 8) SITUATIONS VACANT M WortM >« I Mm., Box m elm extra NURSE: Infant experience W i. references. Box AM S |>ore. OFFICE boy (geastral duties) age Apply Box A 58&8 uore. WASH CENERAL AMAH with Kood urnmodatlon available. Apply 65C Calmhlll Road S pore 9
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      1102 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Ii Word* tt (Min.)— Box SI eta. txtn SPACIOUS LUXURY ROOM district 19 Lon£ bath celling fan prefer European Japanese bachelor. Tel: (Spore) *****. FLAT FOR RENT Kenny Hill one hedioom flat fully furnished $400/. per month. To ring up K.L. 26U51 ext. 205/206. VACATED FLATS— District 10—3
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      797 12 GODOWN SPACE VACANT IS Word* Sl_(Mln.)—Box SO els. txtn SIBU ROAD: Godown near the harbour, with vacant possession. Area: 5.705 sq. ft. freehold. Price: 590.000/-. David Phoa Sons. Valuers A Estate Agents Tel: Spore *****/*****. SHOPS TO LET IS Words tt Mini— Box So rt: oxtn TENANT WITN SHOP Front
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      833 12 TUITION IS Words SS I Mm, -Hox St elm. mxtrm CELLO LESSONS by European teacher, Klengel German and Davldoß Russian Methods. Enquire: Musician Union, 208. Queen Street, Spore. Telephone *****, 9 l p m only. V.W.C.A. Japanese flower Arrangement Beginners Class Mrs K Kirn. commencing on 12th. February, 1965 at
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      905 12 DOGS. PETS. ETC IS Word* U (Min.)— Bom St eta. txtro FOR SALE Dalmatian! Ii months old-l male 1 lenule PI: Tel: Spore *****. TREAT YOUR PITS to a really enJoy.ihie vitamin and calcium enriched n;eui. "Rutcn" the all meat and gravy dog food. C'JN DOC Pedlgrc- 0.8.P. puppus out
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      1040 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE (S Words St (Mm.) Box SO ets. extra OP£L KAOETT 1964 MM SSfflS* As Kood as ock 54.000/.. 0.n.0. Pbooe ***** S'porc. FORD ANCLIA 2 years old. taxrd/ Insured. One European owner 53.:00/-. Partial paymrnts agreed. View 62 Hurnhly Drive. Siranicobn Gardens Spore. SAFETY MOTORS CO. Offer
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      837 12 LADIES HAIRDRESSING /5 Words St (Min.)— Box SO ct: txlra MAISON MODERNE, 126 Orchard Road. OBSSks) whole day on Saturdays. Appointment Phone 274t>6, Spore, FARIDA FRENCH MARCELLI ■it. Manicure anrl Facial MakeIn Kxport Ap|>ointrr.r:r lIC Battery Road, s iK>re hi MT4B. MACNIFICIENT HAIRSTYLES and tinting by n umi>-. Klerk** 11
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    SHARE PRICES CONTINUE TO LOSE MORE GROUND
    628 14 From Our Market Correspondent mIIERE was a little more 1 activity on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, but on the whole business was still at a fairly low ebb Neither buyers nor sellers at the present time are committing themselves with the
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    STOCK INDICES
    29 14 Malayan Stock Indirr* Feb. 8 Feb. 9 'Industrials: 80.22 79.22 Tin*. 110.37 109.57 S rubber*: 106.26 105.49 •Dec SO. 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100 3 Mar
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    Pahang Consol
    31 14 Pahang Consolidated Co. Ltd. announced that In January ore crushed amounted to 16.750 tons. The ouptput of tin concentrates was lode 170 tons and trlbutors alluvial purchased 6 tons.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    105 14 MELBOURNE. Tver jNDUSTRIAL falls slightly exceeded rises. Leaden moved narrowly. Sleigh lost 4d. to 8v Bd. on a lower Interim. Mt. Im again featured bana metals selling around a steady 345. in heavy trudmc. Most other Issues and oil* were steady. Krruson lot. 2s. 6d. to 69'- tkl.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    111 14 eviPS tying alonKSlde the Singapore wharves or expected taday are: Kernb.ink 1/2, Sural I 4, Kenlngau 3. Bvlanxor N.W I, s.rd.inK N.W. 5. Llr's N.W. 4. City of New Caatl* 13/14 Rla 19. Golden Lily L' 3/24. Van Noort :tl -.12. Neckarntrln 33/34. Benreoch 42 43. OuKllelmo
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 14 /'HINESE Produce Eulianm, Slnca- pore noon prtaes per pioul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk $64 Kellers, drum $67 filers. Copra: J:in./K< tv UK/Continent: Unquoted Pepper: Muntok white $1671 sellers. Sarawak white Slt» ncllrrn, special Sarawak black (IS7* seller!!, garbled LamponK black $167i(N) seller*. AST A. $177i(N) sellers. SiriKipert Copra
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    73 14 r |'ME Malayan Exchange Banks' At«o- ciatien made th. changes In It* rates to merchants yisterday (all rate* to 5100): New York t buying TT A 2 11/16, airmail OO 32 13/16, 90 d/at. 33 3/1* credit bills, S3 5/16 trade bills Selling TT or OO ready: U.S.
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      894 14 lE°lorient1 lines j TO AUSTRALIA s.s. ORSOVA (29,000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilised) Departing: PENANG 1 March 1965 SINGAPORE 2 Merck 196S Arriving: SYDNEY 14 March 1965 vio Fremontle, Adelaide and Melbourne, Limited FIRST AND TOURIST CLASS accommodation available. Apply to your Travel Agent, or to: ISLAY KERR CO. LTD., SINGAPORE.
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      426 14 AUSTASIA LINE LTD'S PASSENGER VESSEL s.s. "MALAYSIA" SINGAPORE SYDNEY DIRECT MAIDEN VOYAGE 22nd MARCH OEPARTING Penong P. S'hom Singoporq I 1 Mor 1 7 Mar 22 Mor ARRIVING SYDNEY MELBOURNE 4 April 10 April General Possenger Agents: ANGLO FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. 132/136, Robinson Rood, Singapore. Tel: ***** WILHELMSEN LINES
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    800 15 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yestprday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boutttad M.OOO) 5141. ii.MlO) *> 40; C.I, Holdings 06, doom 13.09; Ouni.pi .iixii/. $1 til, (3.0011) 51. 60,
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    Tin again advances as result of Vietnam crisis
    490 15 rIE Straits tin price in Penan*; yesterday again advanced mainly on consideration of the deterioration of the Vietnam situation. The price was declared at S6l4.ni per picul on an offering estimated increased by .'to tons to 270 tons Yesterday's rise, together with
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    RUBBER PRICES
    244 15 CEBRI'AKY lirvt grade- rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Btawapan '"d Kuala Lumpur inUIIBMJ at 71 J centN per lb.. day's closing Isvsl (or MM position. The lone was quiet. K.\>. and X. M.X.1.. closinf prirr> in cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    260 15 February 9. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 14 cts. .National I ro. eta Dun lops U cts. Unlteers 14 eta. C v Uev. 7 eti M. Cont 12 cts. mclter* 26 cts. M. Cables 13 ctr tsso lb cts. McAlmter 12 cts. fed. Disp. 12 eta M. Invest. 10
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    H.K. RATES
    39 15 ON the (rss eic n an*a market in HcnK Kurt yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 6.73 for T.T. and 5.71 (or caih. Stirling, was quoted at 15.90 and ona tail of gold at 256 J.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 15 Feb. 9. MALAYAN KIBBKR PRICE: 71; cents (down a quarter of a cent) TIN: $614,621 (up 52.50). Inofficial estimated offering 270 tons (up 30 tons).
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      1370 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY I APPLICATIONS are Invited I from Malaysian Citisens (which expression includes "Sinopore Citisens") for the appointment scheduled below:— Appointment: PRIMARY PRO- 11 DUCTION OFFICER (Agriculture) 1 Salary Scale: $225x1 5A-255/295X ISA-385 425x20A-505 555x25A--1 655 p.m. Initial Salary: $355/- p.m. plus I Variable Allowance. Qualifications «V
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      544 15 NOTICE ASSOCIATED MINES (Malaya) fcABv»Ul IVC LIMITED announce outputs of tin concenuates for the month of January 1965 as follows:- BRITISH EXECUTIVE I'irnu MALAYAN RESIDENT A g^g^d 1 TIN DRE 2 776 "TENSIVE SALES, MARthe sungei besi mines KETING MANAGEMENT LTD 1383 EXPERIENCE THROUGH SUNGEI WAY DREDGING Inr uil* ye
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      'We will help Hanoi' warning by Russia
      574 16 MOSCOW, Tuesday. JY|R. Alexei Kosygin, the Soviet Prime Minister, said yesterday that the U.S. air strike on North Vietnam was "fraught with serious complications." In his first reported comment on the U.S. air strikes in North Vietnam, he told North Vietnam leaders at
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      Anti-US crowds block traffic by marching in Peking streets
      330 16 Anti-US crowds block traffic by marching in Peking streets PEKING, Tues. An t j American d c m o n s t rations blocked traffic in the streets of Peking today as the Vietnam crisis dominated the newspapers and the radio. Today's newspapers appeared more than three hours late to
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      46 16 ALGIERS. Mon. The second Afro-Asian conference, first scheduled for March and then delayed until May, will now be held on June 29, it was announced here today following a meeting of the preparatory committee, composed of ambassadors of 15 African and Asian nations.—A.P.
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      Lock icon BRITAIN WAITS FOR MOVE BY RUSSIANS SAYS STEWART
      378 16 BRITAIN WAITS FOR MOVE BY RUSSIANS SAYS STEWART LONDON, Tuesday. MR. MICHAEL Stewart, the British Foreign Secretary, said yesterday he did not think the American raids in North Vietnam had increased the danger there, or that it would be useful to recall the Geneva Conference on Indo- china. Cheered by
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      CROSS of GALLANTRY AND GARLANDS TO EACH PILOT
      221 16 CROSS of GALLANTRY AND GARLANDS TO EACH PILOT CAIGON, Tues.— South Vietnamese pilots who pounded military targets in North Vietnam yesterday returned to a hero's welcome here today. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, the Armed Forces Chief, pinned the Cross of Gallantry on each pilot at the airport here, and pretty young
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      Lock icon Eight U.S. planes damaged in first raid
      114 16 WASHINGTON, Tues TT Eight of the 49 U.S. aircraft which attacked targets in North Vietnam in the first air raid on Sunday were damaged by ground fire but none of the pilots was hurt, the Defence Department said yesterday. It added that search
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      Lock icon Jakarta starts new wave of anti-Press moves
      240 16 Jakarta starts new wave of anti-Press moves JAKARTA, Tues. The Minister ol Information, MajGen. Achmadi, announced today that he had suspended publication of the newspaper Indonesia Baru in Medan, the capital of North Su- matra. The newspaper was one of those which supported the now banned "Body for the Promotion
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      SIHANOUK FREES SAIGON PILOT WHO DEFECTED
      245 16 DHNOM PENH. Mon— Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced yesterday he was ordering that a South Vietnamese pilot who defected here on Sunday in an A-4 Skyraider fighter-bomber be set free. He made the announcement in a speech at a pagoda in Kompong Speu Province, west
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      Lock icon Student protest
      26 16 STOCKHOLM. Tues. Polic* dispersed 30 students who demonstrated outside the American embassy here last night in protest BfßJnat reprisal raids on North Vietnam. Reutcr.
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      Japanese ship fired on near the Philippines
      108 16 'TOKYO, Tues. A Jap anese freighter was fired upon by an unidentified aircraft in Bashi channel between Formosa and the Philippines, the Yomiuri Shinbun reported today. The newspaper sairl the Senvo Maru. 1.232-ton, was attacked on the nirht of Jan. 31 at Latitude
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      256 16 TENDERS MARINE DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE 100 PASSENGER HARBOUR FERRY TENDERS are Invited by the Marine Department. Singapore for the operation of a ferry service between Clifford Pier. St. Johns Island and Pulau Branl The successful tenderer will be required to provide a ferry carrying i at least one hundred passengers
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      M-tourney made year's profit of $99,886
      380 17  - M-tourney made year's profit of $99,886 NORMAN SIEBEL By FAM SUCCESS STORY I^UALA LUMPUR. Tues. That there is no sub- I atitute for good football to draw the cash customers has been proved once again by the Merdeka annlversary tournament. In* FAM last year had a profit of 100.734.25 on
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      Lash sparkles in trial
      440 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with MON CHERI IS ALSO IMPRESSIVE IN WORKOUT AND LOOKS READY TO SCORE MAIDEN WIN SINGAPORE, Tues. Three-year-old Lash did a sparkling trial on fast going at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by apprentice Kang, Lash sprin ted stylishly over 3f in 36
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      Cramp puts Maria out
      63 17 WIMBLEDON cham- pion Maria Bueno makes a dramatic exit from the women's singles final of the Australian championships a t Kooyong, Melbourne. Maria collapsed, writhing in agony from cramp in the third set against Margaret Smith of Australia and had to forfeit the match at 5-7,
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      Recs get hard fight from schoolboys
      140 17 RECS 3 COMBINED SCHOOLS 0 HOCKEY SINGAPORE, Tues. —I Singapore Recreation Club gave themselves an outside chance of retaining the Singapore Hockey Association, League Dlv I championship today when they took full points from their mutch against Combined Schools on the Padang. Unbeaten Ceylonese
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      The Stipe's report
      85 17 ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The MRA Stipendiary Stewards report on the races here on Sunday: riACE ONE— Nearco Star received a check at the half-mile. RACE TWO— Brave Bambino finished the race bleeding ironi the lip as she struck the stalls as she jumped. RACE THREE— Misty Breese
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      MAAA MEETING
      19 17 MALACCA. Tues.— Malacca will hold their annual meeting at the Banda Hilir English School on Feb. 19.
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      Umno teams refused affiliation by SAFA
      303 17  -  JOE DORAI By OINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore Amateur F.A. have refused affiliation to two Umno teams because they were sponsored by a political party. SAFA president Hussein Kamarii said that his council last night re- Jected the applications for affiliation; by the Umno branches
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      DOWNES HANGS UP HIS GLOVES
      306 17 DOWNES HANGS UP HIS GLOVES T ONDON. Tues.— Terry Downes. former world and British middleweight boxing champion, last night announced his retirement from the ring. But he said he intended to stay In boxing possibly as a manager. Downes, 28. had his last fight last November when American Willie Pastrano
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      46 17 SUMMARY RIGGER l sec w»mi a ifcle iS'pore): SRC 15 HMS Mull Klntry 5; Johore Bahru Utd. 10 Signals 3: Black w.o. RASC; Base Engineers w.o. 40 Commandos. Friendly (Rengam): Central Johore 0 RAP Tengah 8. HOCKEY ''riendlv (Malacca). High Schools Old Boys 3 Medicals 0.
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    Talks with Tengku: Staff side decide on stand today
    303 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues TIII-; FILL Staff side Of the National Whitley Council is to meet here tomorrow U) decide the stand it should take at the meeting with Tengku Abdul Hahman on the Civil Servants' salary claims. The Tengku himself is
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    Lock icon 'Not time to recognise Aza Govt'
    365 18 JAKARTA. Thurs. A.M. Azahari. the Borneo rebel leader, said here today I Indonesian Foreign Minister j Subandrio had told him thai (his was "not the stage" for] Indonesia to grant full legal recognition of his "Government." He was giving a press conference after a
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    Study fund to mark birthday
    109 18 Study fund to mark birthday KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The Tengku Abdul Rahman Foundation to help Malay schoolchildren further their studies was launched here today by the Utusan Melayu press. The foundation, to commemorate the Tengku's 62nd birthday yesterday, was initiated by the managing director of the press, Inche H. M.
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    Lock icon Student 'spy' sacked
    47 18 JAKARTA, Tues. A state-run university in Bandung has dismissed one of Its students for allegedly being a "Malaysian spy," the official news agency Antara said today. The agency added that the University Executive Board urged that the unidentified student be sentenced to death. AP.
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    LANDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    363 18 LONDON. Tues.— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON, Tues. Spot 22 id., March 21 15/16 d.. April '21\d., May 21 13 16d.. April June 21 13/16 d. July Sept. 21-X.d.. Oct./ Dec. 21 S.d., Jan. March 21 ',d.
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    DEATH FALL WOMAN LEAVES NOTE
    90 18 DEATH FALL WOMAN LEAVES NOTE SINGAPORE, Tues. An unidentified 20 year old Chinese woman fell to her death from the ninth floor of a 10-storey block of flats in Jalan Batu. off Mountbatten Road, this morning. The woman, described by police as 'pretty. medium -built and Uve-feet-two In height, had
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    Four on a scooter built for two...
    90 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Riding with two pillion riders is an offence but here's a scooterist with three riding pillion. Within 30 minutes a Straits Times cameraman, at Hale Road here this afternoon, spotted more than 10 scootrrists and motor cyclists carrying: two pillion
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    WAGE TALKS DEADLOCK: HARBOUR MEN CALL MEET
    254 18 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TIIK Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association has called for a meeting of its members on Friday at 5.30 p.m. at its premises in Cantonment Road to discuss a "deadlock" in wage talks with the Port of Singapore Authority. The union's president,
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    Parliament to meet on March 1 for govt-in-exile White Paper
    139 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The next session of the House of Representatives will begin on March 1. This was disclosed by the Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, to newsmen at the Residency yesterday. The highlight of the fiveday meeting will
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    Lock icon A $1.9 mil Istana for Tun Mustapha
    235 18 A $1.9 mil Istana for Tun Mustapha lESSELTON, Tues. The new $1.9 million Istana on Pavitt Hill here is nearing completion. Sabah's Yang di-Pertua Negara, Tun MiHtaplia bin Datu Harun. and his family are scheduled to move into the Istana brfore the middle of the year. The Istana. overlooking Jesselton.
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    773 ROAD ACCIDENTS IN 9 DAYS: 2 KILLED
    71 18 SINGAPORE. Tues— Road accidents so far this month have claimed two lives and seriously injured another 37 people. Police Secretary Mr. >T. Chelliah today said that there had been a total of 773 accidents so far this month, in which 184 people
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    A two-day Time report on us
    186 18 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE Editor-in-Chief of Time Magazine. Mr. Hedley Donovan, today described Indonesia's aggressive attitude towards Malaysia as "outrageous." I "It seems that Indonesia's confrontation against Malaysia is tantamount to unvarnished aggression," he said. "It is part of a mass distraction to hide the
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    Confirmed: Aziz, Ishak had booked air tickets
    365 18 'But they were going to Mccca 9 says Hasnul PENANG, Tuesday. THE National Chairman <>l' [he Socialist Front, Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadi, confirmed today that the former Minister of Agriculture and Co-ojperatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. and the former SF chairman*:
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    Aik Huang beats Billy in two sets
    268 18 Aik Huang beats Billy in two sets SINGAPORE. Tues.—Malaysian schoolboy Tan Aik Huang, 18. touched his best form tonight to beat the newly-crowned Malaysian badminton champion Billy N;» 15-10. 15-11 at the Singapore Badminton Stadium. Aik Huang's victory, scored in 39 minutes m the exhibition matches featuring the BAM's team
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    DEATH
    21 18 MR THURAIRAJAH RETIRED hospital ummtant. General Hi a parxed away leaving wif«. child, brother* ;ind (lister. Received cahl.- Ol vloa
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