The Straits Times, 25 December 1962

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Nat*** 1 Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN Oil
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    BEAT-the-STRIKE BID
    1300 1 Retired engine drivers re-engaged Railway Administration also starts a count of non-strikers and says: 'North-south trunk services, will be on in a few days' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday TRAINS, manned by non-striking workers, will be running again "in a few days," the manager of Malayan Railway, Dato Ahmad Perang,
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    Sedition trial for KL: Prejudice fear
    477 1 Sedition trial for KL: Prejudice fear GHARIEB RAOF MIGHT BE SEEN AS 'LOCAL CHAMPION' ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A successful application was made in the High Court today to have the case of Gharieb Raof, national vicepresident of Party Negara, transferred from Kuala Trengganu to Kuala Lumpur because of local prejudice.
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    Lock icon TENGKU'S EFFIGY UP IN SMOKE
    82 1 AS THE effigies of "British imperialism" and the Malayan Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, co up in smoke in Jakarta on Sunday, Mr. SiradJuddin Abbas of the Perti Party, an orthodox Islamic group, raises his •arms. Standing slightly behind him is the Indonesian Communist Party
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    TWO COUSINS SHOT WHILE ON HUNT
    124 1 BATU GAJAH, Monday. TWO young cousins were injured in a shooting acx cident while out on a hunt early yesterday morning in the Kampong Gajah area, about 18 miles down the Perak river. The injured were Inche I Hamzah bin Yeop Tawab, 35. and
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    Anne reads lesson
    37 1 LONDON. Mon.— Princess Anne read a lesson last night during the carol sen-ice at Sandringham parish church. The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh. Prince Charles. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon were among the congregation.
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    16 hurt by crackers
    62 1 MANILA. Mon. Sixteen people. including il children, were injured lin explosions of oversized cracker* i here and .in the suburban town of Makati yesterday. The detonation of a giant cracker inside a store injured 12 in Manila The other victims, all children. were injured when they
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    Lock icon China lacks experts
    34 1 HONG KONO. Mon—Communist China suffers from a lack of scientists and technical personnel in its programme to modernise agriculture in 20 to 25 years, according to the Peking People's Daily. Reuter.
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    Double slaying on estate
    171 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— The police are investigating the double slaying of a young wife and her lover on an estate at Sungei Pendas, 19 miles from here. The bodies were found by the police alter a man made a report at the Gelang Patah station soon
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    'Many dead' as heavy fire breaks out in Katanga
    199 1 'Many dead' as heavy fire breaks out in Katanga ELISABETHVILLE. Monday. JJEAVY firing broke out in Elisabethvilh' today between Katanga and Ethiopian United Nations positions on the outskirts of the Katanga Capital. AAAAAAAAAAAAA First Katanga reports said there were "many dead.' The shooting broke out near the Union Miniere plant.
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    The Straits Times
    36 1 The Straits Times wishes all its readers Happy Christmas THERE will be no issue of the Straits Times tomorrow but the Malay Mail will be on sale. Publication of the Straits Times resumes on Thursday. **********444
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    Lock icon Mercy copter
    39 1 AMMAN. Mon.— KiitK Saud of Saudi Arabia is buying an Annr.can jet 8204 helicopter with liis own money to be used for rescuing sick and injured people in remote areas, according to Mecca Radio, monitored here. Reuter.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Mac faces gravest crisis over Polaris deal with Jack
      374 2 Mac faces gravest crisis over Polaris deal with Jack PRESS AND POLITICIANS ATTACK PREMIER LONDON, Monday. pRIME .Minister Macmillan returned here yesterday from talks with President Kennedy to a mounting tide of criticism that has already swept him into the gravest crisis of his political career. Mr. Macmillan told newsmen
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      Lock icon Fish war brings call for 12-mile limit
      212 2 Fish war brings call for 12-mile limit 1 ONDON. Mon. Bri- tish trawlermen are to press the Government for a 12-mile limit for British waters following incidents with Russian fishing vessels off the English coast j A deputation headed by a trawler master Involved In a brush with a Soviet
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      Lock icon Peace and goodwill...
      46 2 Ml NICH. Mon. Hammer-wielding children yesterday turned the centre of Munich into a miniature battlefield, smashing toy tanks and guns as part of an anti-war campaign. They exchanged them for dolls and toy animals supplied by a pacifist group running the campaign. Reuter.
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      39 2 y^7 Keep a collecting box <9 on your table while you are enjoying your Christmas dinner for thoic A who are not. 7 the Mayor of Chlngford, Essex, appealing for support to his Freedom From Hunger campaign fund.
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      'Guarantee our freedom'
      59 2 MASERU, Mon. The Marematlou Freedom Party of Basutoland today called on Britain to declare that the incorporation of the British protectorates of Basutoland. Swaziland and Bechuanaland with South Africa was now a "dead letter." It also appealed to the U.N. to guarantee the sovereignty of an independent
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      Lock icon Back from Russia
      32 2 GRAVESEND (England). Mon.— The international nuclear disarmers 1 ketch Everyman Third, which sailed to Russia In protest against Russian nuclear tests, arrived back in the Thames last night. Reutcr.
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      Suddenly it's Chinese April at London Airport with 9 orphans for Xmas
      451 2 SUDDENLY it wasn't the ordinary London Airport any more. It was a Chinese April, a spring day in Hour: Kong. For a BO AC jet had flown in with a cargo of nine Chinese baby girls, til orphans,
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      A qick look round
      200 3 NEW *ORK, Mon. Judge William Miller declared the conspiracy trial at Nashville (Tennessee) of James Hoffa, president of the powerful Teamsters' Union, a mistrial after a Federal court Jury said It was still deadlocked after deliberating for 17 hours. Hoffa, 49. was charged on a a
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      The day the earth shook...
      84 3 MOSCOW, Mon— Moscow Radio said today the Tunguska "meteorite" of 1908 which knocked men off their horses 100 miles away was neither a spaceship nor a nuclear explosion. The radio said Kiril Florensky, leader of an expedition investigating the area, told a joint meeting of
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      Lock icon When it is right to kill—by a Japanese Judge
      263 3 When it is right to kill— by a Japanese Judge TOKYO, Monday. ERCY killing "carried out under conditions acceptable from medical and social standpoints," has been accepted for the first time by a Japanese court. The Nagoya Higher Court passed a suspended sentence on a local farmer charged with patricide.
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      Lock icon No more Santa
      32 3 HELSINKI. Mon— A 70-year-old Father Christmas. A.uu Koenonen. collapsed and died of a heart attack as he was handing out presents at a children's party at Oruvisalo. Finland— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Thou shalt not steal
      37 3 LOUISVILLE. Mon.— The manager of a Kentucky book store. Mr. Gordon Mantle, reported he has had to move his Bibles to the back of the shop because so many are being stolen.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon BUT IT WAS STILL ON THE HOUSE..
      110 3 BUT IT WAS STILL ON THE HOUSE.. Bf KM v Mod. Guests at a West Berlin restaurant drank up the beer, brandy and champagne merrily and thought the new landlord must be a generous fellow. "Come in and drink up. I'm the new landlord and all drinks are cheap today,"
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      Lock icon Starve our pigeons? No, say, Parisians
      91 3 PAKIS, Mon. Pigeon lovers here were protesting today at yesterday's decision by the Paris Prefect to ban the feeding of pigeons not only in public places but in private courtyards and on window sills too. The Prefect ruled that the pigeons soiled buildings and
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      Lock icon Civil War slave dies at 107
      43 3 NEW YORK. Mon.— Mrs. Mary Weatherspoon. a Negro woman born a slave in South Carolina tiefore the American Civil War. has died in hospital here aged 107. She worked as a laundress until she was 100. Reut«r.
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      Lock icon 'Lightning' policemen
      36 3 MELBOURNE. Mon— Five policemen, struck by lightning wh.le fielding in a cricket match, were able to get up and take turns in reviving a colleague at cover point who lay as if dead. Reuter.
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      The Bay of Pigs prisoners fly to freedom
      223 3 The Bay of Pigs prisoners fly to freedom YfIAMI, Mon. Two planes landed here yesterday from Havana bringing the first of more than 1,100 prisoners released by the Cuban Government in exchange for American food and drugs. Most of the men taken In the abortive Bay of Pigs invasion last
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      Lock icon 136 Egyptians died in Yemen: Nasser
      214 3 CAIRO, Monday. PRESIDENT Nasser said yesterday that 21 Egyptian officers and 115 men had been killed fighting with republican forces in the Yemen against royalist troops "Egypt today has a large striking force in the Yemen." he declared In a two-hour speech at Port
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      Sandys at Island of Monserrat
      47 3 ANTIGUA <West Indies >. Mon. Mr. Dunran Sandys, the Commonwealth Relations Secretary, at pre- sent on a Caribbean tour, today visited th<> Island of Monserrat. Mr. Sandys had discussions there with Mr. W H. Bramble, the Chief Minister. before returning to 1 Antigua.
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      Lock icon STRIKE BY 81,000 DOCKERS IN U.S.
      201 3 STRIKE BY 81,000 DOCKERS IN U.S. IJEW YORK, Mon. Dockers went on strike yesterday in ports along the entire United States Atlantic seaboard and the Mexican Gulf coast as last-minute efforts to avert a walk-out failed. The union said 81.000 workers were Jeaving the piers. The dispute between the International
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      Lock icon 4,400 Peace Corps members now overseas
      81 3 4,400 Peace Corps members now overseas WASHINGTON, Mon.— Mr. Sargent Shriver, Director of the Peace Corps, said yesterday that the organisation had 4,400 members overseas. By next June, he said on a pretaped television interview programme, he expected the figure would have risen to 7.000. The limit under present law
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    Youth concert at the Vic
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Singapore Tamil Youth Club tonight staged a variety conceit at the Victoria Theatre. The show is in aid of the club's funds. Part of the proceeds will go to the Ramakrishna Mission.
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    Party for Sir Alan
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Mon The Supreme Court staff will be holding a party at Changi bungalow next Sunday from 10 a.m. for the Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose. who Is leaving the country on Jan. 6.
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    Ministry transfer
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mr. Chan Shien Swee. Interpreter attached to the Ministry of Education, has been transferred to the Supreme Court.
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    Orphans enjoy Xmas
    69 4 SOME 200 orphan children were entertained to a Christmas party by the Majlis Anglican at the L-e Kuo Chuan nursery in Upper Bukit Timah Road. The children joined in the singing and were given special presents by Father Christmas. Picture shows a section of them under a
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    'WORST SLUM' TO BE CLEARED
    324 4 J. BAHRU. Mon. KAMPONG PA lIAXG, described as "the worst slum area in Johore Bahru" is to be levelled next year in accordance with the town's development plans. Dato Suiaiman Ninam Shah, chairman for Local Government announced this today in the Legislative Assembly budget meeting.
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    Classes for adults up to varsity level, says Nair
    359 4 Classes for adults up to varsity level, says Nair SINGAPORE, Mon. The chairman of the Adult Education Board, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, last night said the expansion of adult education programmes in future might lead to the provision of training facilities for high jobs and responsibilities, and education in
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      225 4 Huffs Hunny By Ralph tivimdahl [WHY PONT >aY I MUST WAVE^I PnO NEEP FOR ALA(?M A /l'M 6LAP VA Jl* WATCH WHAT/ INAPVERTENTLY LITTLE WATER NEVER \J N 1 FEEL THAT WAV J q (GLUB'.V Vjl KSf?'!^!/ SQUIBTEP s^MURT ANYONE^ IT,PQCjy Alley Oap By V. I. Mtatnlin MEAD SUBGEBV FIRST
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      500 died in eve of Armistice horror
      1615 5 500 died in eve of Armistice horror THE TORPEDOING OF THE IRISH PACKET LEINSTER AT 9.30 a.m. on October 10. 191 S. tb c Kingstown-Holyhead mail-packet, Leinster, sleamcri al 22h knots through heavy seas iilHuit 12 miles oft the Irish coast. The world was at war. but there was none
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      VESSEL SANK IN JUST FIFTEEN MINUTES
      188 5 his head and cried: "It doesn't matter!" At that one of the sailors stood up to offer him his place in the boat. Suddenly a wave swept over the lifeboat and both the captain and the sailor were swept away. At about 10.45. the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    62 6 Words S/» (Minimum) an Xi mdv Colleagues. Members of nil Relative* for their Girts and Attenddnre* at their Wedding. THE LATE Chrong Ah Peng's family thank m for their urnKiKes of condol* rces. v reatbs, scrolls. In thnr bereavement MR. AND MRS. V. KANACASABAI. IktttVM and friends for their
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    Tuesday, December 25, 1962. Once A Year
    582 6 Tuesday, December 25, 1962. Once A Year It seems about time for the customary reminder that I Christmas comes but once a i year. Which in these commercialised days is almost once too often. For what are we to make of the dreadful story told in an English magistrate's court,
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      Forgotten men of the medical service
      663 6 Forgotten men of the medical service YOUR editorial on the nax tlon's health has enlightened the public on the .strides the Ministry of Health has taken since Merdeka. But the refusal of the Minister to set up an Independent committee to investigate the dissatisfaction among doctors brings doubt to the
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    In a world darkened by fears for the future
    1072 6 THE MESSAGE OF CHRISTMAS WMEACE on H-^earth and -ML goodwill t o w a rds men!" Never has the message of Christendom's greatest festival been more urgeot than in today's world, darkened by fears and uncertainty about the future. To Christians
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    WHISKERS AMONG THE SCEPTICS IN TOYLAND
    327 6  -  PETER CHAMBERS by LONDON. Mon. Father Christmas stepped out of bis red cloak and said: "You've got to watch it with the wig. It tends to fall over your ryes whin you bend down to talk to the kiddies." I put all his sear
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    First PAYE dip: $7 million
    414 7 IT'S COMPULSORY FOR $600 AND UP TAX PAYERS, BUT OTHERS CAN VOLUNTEER KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. first operation under the pay-as-you-earn income tax system being introduced in the Federation in 1963 is estimated to cover a minimum of $7 million in income tax. The Income Tax
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    A roaring business, so extra buses put on
    68 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The rail strike has caused some people to stay at home rather than go up country. On the other hand, buses and hire cars have been doing a roaring busings. The Singapore-Malacca express yesterday put four extra buses on their
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    One killed, two hurt in crash
    81 7 BUTTERDORTH. Mon. A lorry driver. Teoh Ah Leng, was killed when his vehicle collided head-on with another lorry in Permatang Pauh Road, near the pontoon bridge, at noon today. The driver of the other lorry, lin Lye Poh. 37, and his attendant. Chan Yin,
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    Suicide verdict on discharged cancer patient
    66 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. One week »tter his discharge from the General Hospital, a cancer patient, Ng Song Yong. 53, wjis found hanging on Dec. I in an uncompleted flat Buklt Ho Swee. an inquest was told today. Ng had been suffering from cancer for one
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    Shouting in the police lock-up: Seven are fined
    157 7 Shouting in the police lock-up: Seven are fined IPOH, Mon. Seven people, who pleaded guilty in the magistrate's court here to shouting in the central police lock-up, were fined $50 each or two weeks' jail They were Lew Soon San, 20, Yau Kirn Van. 19, Hor Swek Loon, 20, Lew
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    Tapper fined $4,200
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— ln the Sessions Court today > upper. Chin Six), was fined a total of $4,200 or nths 1 jail for bemc in in of 103 gallons of intoxicating liquor and v still. Chin pleaded guilty to having them in his house In Puchong Road
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    Woman died of caustic soda
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A woman. Chan Ah Cheong. 61. died in the General Ii Nov. 18 this year 12 hours after she had swallowed a caustic soda solution, an inquest was told today. Verdict: Suu-ide
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    Restricted man is stabbed to death
    86 7 Restricted man is stabbed to death KUALA KANGSAR, Mon. Chan Soo Har. 22. who was placed under restricted residence in the padang Rengas area seven miles from here two years ago. was stabbed In a fight in Padang Rengas last night. He died In the Kuala Kangsar Hospital about 11
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    Work begins on office
    56 7 ALOR STAR, Mon. Work has begun oij a new office building to house the Federal Government Offices at Jalan Tunku Ibrahim. Costing $718,000. the building will comprise two three-storey blocks rising on a vacant site beside a tributary of Sungei Kedah. The building is expected to
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    Police changes in Perak
    57 7 IPOH, Mon. Asst. Supt. Yeoh Ah Cheng, offlcer-in-charge of New Town Police Station, has been transferred to Federal Police Headquarters in Kuala Lumpur. He is succeeded by Asst. Supt. Mat Som bin Baba. Assistant OC CID, PeraK, who is replaced by Inche Mohamed Noor bin Ahmad,
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    Re-elected chairman
    44 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon.— Mr Tan Keng Heng. a Sungei Patanl businessman, has been re-elected chairman of the management committee of The Sin Mln Middle School herei Mr. Tan Bak Liew and Mr. Tan Kah Weng were re-elected hon. secretary and hon. treasurer.
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    Malaya Cup star form Perak weds teacher
    68 7 FORMER Perak Malaya Cup soccer star. Mr. Cheong Weng Leong, and his bride. Miss Lim Slew Kheng. who were married in Ipoh on Sunday. The bride, a Kirkby-trained teacher in the National Type Primary English School. Tapah. is the daughter of Mr. and
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    Car thief is jailed for three years
    143 7 SINGAPORE, Mon..— A car thief, arrested at 3.20 this morning while trying to leave the state, was sentenced later today to two years' jail. Tian Ah Puay, of Queen Street, pleaded guilty to stealing $2,500 car from Rangoon Road. He had two previous
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    Tapper accused of murder
    47 7 TELUK ANSON. Mon.— Mat Dris bin Napiah, 40. a tapper was tentatively charged here with the murder of Masn bin Haji Daud at Kampong Tanjong Gelugor in the Kampong Gajah area of Lower Perak on Dec. 20. He was remanded to Dec. 29.
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    Easter date for the Grand Prix
    85 7 Easter date for the Grand Prix SINGAPORE. Sun. The 1963 Malaysia Grand Prix, which will be organised by the Ministry of Culture, will be held during the Easter holiday over the Upper Thomson Road circuit. The Grand Prix will be held on April 14 and 15. Trial runs will be
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    Back from holiday
    25 7 IPOH. Mon.— Mr. Justice Neal of the Supreme Court in Ipoh returned yesterday after a six-week holiday in Australia and New Zealand.
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    'ALL NURSES WILL GET THE CHANCE TO REACH THE TOP'
    254 7 'ALL NURSES WILL GET THE CHANCE TO REACH THE TOP' pENANG, Mon. The Director of Medical Services, Dato Mohamed Din bin Ahmad, today assured nurses that all of them would have the chance to reach the top in their profession. •Prospects in the nursing service have been very good after
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    Istana grounds
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The grounds of Istana Negara will be opened u> the public on New Year's Day from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The police band will perform for an hour from 4.30 p.m.
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    CALL FOR LETTERS TO
    221 7 CALL FOR LETTERS TO KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malay students in London have drawn up a roster to pay regular visits to grenadr victim Mohamed Jedi. 15. the boy from Malacca who is being fitted with artificial arms at Queen Mary's Hospital, Roehampton. Capt. Bernard Preedy, a retired schoolteacher from Ku.mt.rn.
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    Santa on tour with gifts
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Hilda's Department Store in Orchard Road will distribute 1.500 packets of Christinas presents to children tomorrow. The presents will be distributed by Santa Claus from a decorated lorry, which will tour the city from noon.
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    FIRE DEATH THREAT ALLEGED
    136 7 DENANG, Mon. A married youth with a child denied today that he had threatened to bum a shopkeeper to death if he was not given $108. "All the allegations against me are false." Yeoh Lye Hock told the Second Magistrate. Mr. Ajaib Singh. "However. I wish
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    Teacher's $10,000 Xmas windfall
    116 7 Teacher's $10,000 Xmas windfall SINGAPORE, Mon. A Singapore teacher, Mrs. Maureen Han, got a big Christmas Evt present today a cheque for $10,000. This was her prize for submitting the most successful slogan In a contest organised b> Nestle "s Products (Malaya) Ltd. After receiving the cheque from Mr J.B.
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    Jail again for a wheeled thief
    67 7 PENANG. Mon. A trisharider, Cheah Chooi Eng. 50, who explained that he stole a bicycle because he had no money, was today jailed for three years. "A long term is necessary In your case." the magistrate. Mr. Ajaib Singh, told Cheah. who had nine
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    Tun' cost these boys $15 each
    65 7 PENANG. Mon— Four youth* who claimed they were "only having some fun" were today fined $15 each for fighting In public at Noordln Street yesterday ■afternoon. Lim Kirn Chye. 17. Onjr Kok Kirn. 17, Loh Poay Teong, 14. and Loh Kay Beng, 17, were
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    Film on new Japanese steel plant
    178 7 SINGAPORE, Mon The Oriental Theatre will screen the Mandarin version of Yamada St eel's film "Creation of New Wealth" from Dec. 28 to Jan. 3. The film is a dramatic documentary of the toll of four million men and an investment of 90 billion
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      124 7 Kcccivcd i> 3 SO POR and PO PO received a J> <j. beautiful calendar when they bought their <t> jewellery at LEE ONN. With only a limited <}, supply available come early to avoid disap- ■$> pointnient. LEE ONN Goldsmiths Jewellers •> 206/208 South Bridge Road. Singapore 1. THE IDEAL
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      537 7 QAMIO MAI AVA luce 945 Window on the T\r\tJ\\J mr+^r\ ir\ world' 10 00 Popular Champor NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Rhythm; 1.00 Close Down. SERVICE 41.7 METRES RADIO SINGAPORE A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. Ne- short wwk SFRVICE Kara-ku. News Headlines; 6.05 SHORT WA^fcjtt.KViit. Morning Melodies; 7.00 Rendez- MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE voiis With
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      CHRISTMAS AS TWO SONGBIRDS SEE IT
      520 8 millions of people the world over exchange the season's happy greetings today, I am struck hy how much Yuletide has changed while still retaining its rich tradition of goodwill among men. Christmas has grown from a Christian festival to one embracing people of all
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      MOTHERS GO TO SCHOOL TO KEEP UP WITH JUNIOR
      256 8 HERE, as well as in every other country in the world, mothers are keenly interested in finding out how their children behave at school. This also strengthens the parent-teacher association and helps problem-solving. So, ten American mothers seated in a school
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      For cook-out fans
      97 8 For cook-out fans VfANY cook -out fans dis- cover that the cooking operation is easier than starting the fire. Liquid fuels can be used to hasten the ignition of charcoal, but too much haste produces hamburgers or steaks with a distinct flavour of an oil well. An lowa manufacturer, has
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      HERE ARE MORE HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      208 8 HERE ARE MORE HOUSEHOLD HINTS SOME water stains on fwnitare can be lrooed oat If you place a wbite blottrr over the xtaina. Paw over the area with an electric Iron turned to medium heat. DOWT use aoourtnc powder or steel' wool on your beat china. It wtH aerateh the
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      60 8 In almost every country of the world Bovril is taken for granted as a valuable and comforting standby in times of physical and mental stress. BOVRIL Taken as a drink or in meat and rice dishes, is a source of really glowing health for the whole family. S ■|ill'« PtMtf
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      150 8 f Andrex j BY in'nt 0 Andrex Toilet Tissue Is soft as can be, and it's double for real strength, and fully wrapped to stay clean and hygienic. Andrex Toilet Tissue, in soft pink. blue, yellow, green and white. (I ±ftUh. Is the Inevitable cholce.pf women 7*^ 0 n *ho
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      272 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS I. Dunce in honour of 4 Tibetan 1 The slat* or states get cash goddess (6). sum lor new building (13). 8. Assigning a piano for a quiet 10 A nocturne, perhaps a lame tune rising Into ducord il3> rendering, done bit by bit <9>. Magnificent
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      1295 9 EXPRESS SERVICt 10 LONOON. LIVERPOOL ft CONTINENTAL POUTS. Sport P. S'Ma fena«o OENLARICt Lpaal. Wtmtg, R dam, 6'mth ',^'1!*!! lENVALLA LIM, H'ttrg, RrJam, Amerp 6. 15/OIC 2« OENMACDHUI (H) Hlurg, L'lM, G mouth It Dec 21 Oec 21/ 3 OENDOUN (E.Lp.) L'pMl. Nltrf, Hull. Roam It Pt/Oec 20 Dee M
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      880 9 w_^ McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. w, BLLKRMAN LINEeSc KLAVENESS LINE wF*^^ HAVNt, LCNDON. HAMBURtt, 10S ANGILEJ SAN fßuiuiti 001HKOAM ft MIDDLESBROUGH UATTLE. VANCOUVER ft PORTLANt CUT OF NOItYICK tectititi eani 101 Cutril ft Sm» loan P. S'haoj .uVlVl'mii la Part lmii. SuSnyVllU 11 Port liliy rßOf§ P. s,*m Pmtft, IONOOPI.
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    COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS: FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT
    438 10 From Our Market Correspondent fRADING in 1962 has not been all plain sailing reports the chairman of Cold Storage Holdings Ltd., Mr. William Hannay, in his statement to shareholders. Mr. Hannay adds a declining trend in some facets of the business was now apparent
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    TIN PRICE
    24 10 December 24. The Straits tin price yesterday was up 12! cents to $425,371. on an ofTrring of 240 tons, down 5 tons.
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    Record use of new rubber
    289 10 Record use of new rubber q^HE rubber industry A consumed an all time record volume of new rubber in 1962, nearing a total of 1,700,000 long tons, according to the preliminary estimates of the Rubber Manufacturers' Association issued in New York. Best previous year was In 1959 when usage totalled
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    Lower rubber price forecast
    115 10 'THE Times City Editor predict* thai somewhat lower natural rubber prices are likely in tiie early months of 1963, but the reaction was not expected to bring prices back to the level from which the recovery started this autumn The encouraging behaviour of S rices In
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    169 10 Ships lying alongside th* Singapore wharves today are: Mrmnon 44. Tronon :il '32. Drrnte 46. 8»a Kxpr*i» (East aid,- Albert Dk. rntranrn. Bcninacdhui is, Madison Lloyd 3>> 39. AnKkor Wat N.W. 1 Hukkal Maru 23/24. Incbdoutclas 29 30 Glang 1..-.-N.W L' 3. Rorhiah 1 L\ Boma 42
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    96 10 ChlntM Pro<luco Ixchang* tlngapori noon prices per plcal yesterday: Coconut oil: hulk *H3 sellers, drum $39 buyers,' $30 sellers, Ptpetr: Muntok while (137 i sellers. Sarawak white II3S sellers, special Sarawak black SK?i seller*, garbled L«mpong black *92| sellers. AITA |lO2i sellers. binmpo'f Coconut Oil Mlllsrl* All*elation pnetc
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    57 10 Allocution nuidr ihcae ■JkUSH 10 it* raits 10 merchant* ytattrday: oil rate* to SI 00 1 ttlling TT or OD rtidy: Punch On the rrM txchang* marktt in Hwif Koni tht U.S. dollar was quoted at 5 701 for T.T. arid SN for taih. tttrltnf was quoted nt
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      795 10 PUBLIC NOTICE THIS Is to announce that all Bridle Paths through, and access to Torltington Estate will be closed to the General Publir on tne 3 1st December. 1962. NOTICE Tt>: SP. I'rriathambT Chettiar. late of No. 119. Sllibin Road, Ipoh (Perak) Federation of Malaya, TAKE NOTICE that an action
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      1497 10 BLUE FUNNEL LINE m.v. ACHILLES As you are aware, the strike ol Malayan Hallway Stufl tuns senoiuly disrupted port working at Port Swettenham. The Port Management has ruled that cargo due to arrive in the above vessel cannot be handled at Port Swetienharo. In these circumstances the carrier has the
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      1477 11 COMPANY MEETING MJNGEI BESI MINES AND IYER HTTAM TIN DREDGING i MR. G. W. SIMMSS STATEMENT 1 Ihe Annual General Meetings of crease in Importance. The Malayan i Mines. Lid., and Ayer Government and producers have in Tin DredKing. Ltd.. were shown their appreciation of this i.eiti on December 14
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      752 11 SITUATIONS WANTED Word, SS < Mm V— Box SJ et*. txirm READ (be Senior Appointments Vacaai is me (Sunday Mall each nasal ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Word* SS i Min.)— Box St eU txirm ONE AIRY LARCEROOM iinfurmsUvd suitable for single or couple, rent moderate. 10 Jalan Bulob Pcrlndu near Ocean
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      681 11 WANTED Jt^tfarst* U (Mim.>—amx $9 eta, txtrm WANTED: SEVERAL VOUNO Healthy and strong men prepared to shave their beads naM for publicity stunt in coooeoUoß with a r'tlm. Aijpltcaots statins ace, helgbt. weigkt to BOS A4«18 B.T. Spore. HIRE PUkCHASE •II Wnrd, $S (Mtn.)—Bnx St cl,. rxtr* MONTHLY •leV«* for
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      741 11 FOR SALE i»_Wor4*^< m*.)— Box ctt.^xlrm TYRES TYRES TYRES'! Visit Trrco tlalaym tor all your tyre requirements. New tyres, tubes, retrruds fitted while you wait Terco Malaya Limited No. 4. Jalan 317. Pctaling Jaya tnd 241 Alexandra C 1..1.1. Slogapore Pbooe P.J. &236 L Singapore 61GS1/2 HI-FI AND STEREO at
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      428 11 UDIES HAIRDRESSING J» Word, $j CMi*.)— Hoi it et*. txtrm LICI'S BEAUTY SALON <alr«>n.litlOßM) 33 LU-nl Aveonp Bennett Eiuii. Trl s^SMO. Spore OUR OUALIFIEO HAIRSTYLIST from Wella Tuition Centre will ntn-nd to yon. May May Beauty fj Serantoon Oardrn Way spore. X'MAS SPECIAL CONCESSIONS! Jnpar Qtmllfim H/Bpcclallsts. Manl. cunats at
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    'Malaysia will bring more tourists': Airline manager
    176 12 'Malaysia will bring more tourists': Airline manager THERE is a possibility of tremendous expansion of tourism in Malaya with the establishment of Malaysia, said an airline manager in Kuala Lumpur recently. i He was Mr. Marco Zichella. Alitalia Airlines manager for Singapore, Malaya, t Borneo and Indonesia who paid a|
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    CITROEN CARS DUE SOON
    73 12 A large shipment of 1963 Citroen cars Is expected to arrive In Singapore at the end of the month, The Eastern Auto Co.. Ltd. announced. A spokesman of the firm said, although the car still retained Its shape, a certain amount of modification had been made
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    PENANG'S TRADE IS ALMOST AT 1961 LEVEL
    530 12  -  OH KEE TJANG Despite drop in exports to Indonesia By A LTHOL'GH its exports to Indonesia dwindled to a mere trickle during the last quarter of the year, Penang's entrepot trade in 1962 is likely to end up at about the same level
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    BIGGEST WHISKY PLANT OPENED
    234 12 BIGGEST WHISKY PLANT OPENED SALES of white Label whisky in Malaysia have doubled during the past seven years and the rate of expansion is likely to increase in the future. This was stated in Singapore by Mr. Andrew T. Stainton, a director of John Dewar and Sons Ltd., who are
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    Taunus sales' discussions
    36 12 The export sales operation manager of Ford Cologne. Mr. Hans von Salmuth recently spent a week in Singapore discussing with Ford-Malaya, the local sales of Taunus cars. He left for Cologne last week.
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    Alitalia's 2 million passengers
    220 12 Alitalia's 2 million passengers fT*HE two millionth passenger flown by Alitalia in 1962 arrived at Fiumicino Airport, Rome earlier this month. He was a young Japanese engineer, Mr. Yoshio Amaya who when he disembarked from the Alitalia DC-8 Sight from ToKyo brought with him a typical gift, of his country,
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    Correction
    33 12 On this page on Friday, Mr. Bernard Paquier, was inadvertantly referred to as district manager for "Thai Airways International Air France". This should have have read "T.A.1./Air France." The error is regretted.
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    Malayan banks to open in Bangkok?
    144 12 Malayan banks to open in Bangkok? TTOE Thai Finance Ministry is considering applications from two Malayan banks to open branches in Bangkok reports Reuter. The banks are The United Malayan Banking Corporation and the Malayan Banking Ltd. Generally the Thai Government is reluctant to allow foreign banks to be established
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    Japanese car output high
    91 12 The Japan Automobile Industry Association has announced Japan's production of motor vehicles during November continued at a high level, totalling 88,321 units. The Association said this was a decline of 557 units or 0.6 per cent from the record output in the previous month. The Association
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    Price changes for smokes
    101 12 Harper Gilflllan Co.. Ltd., Importers of Carreras Ltd. brands of cigarettes and tobaccos, have announced that the additional Federation duty recently announced will be absorbed in the case of Craven A Cork Tipped 10's and 50's. and also In the case of Piccadilly No. 1 50's.
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    NEW ADVERTISING AGENCY COMMENCES
    143 12 A NEW advertising agency has been opened in A Singapore under the name of the Overseas International Advertising Co. With offices in Cecil Street, this is the second Japanese financed advertising agency to be opened in the State. The opening of the company was announced during
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    Pakistan gas
    73 12 Pakistan Shell Oil Co. has announced that testing of its Tltas exploration well, situated some 50 miles north-east of Dacca in East Pakistan, has confirmed the presence of natural gas In substantial quantities. The main significance of the Titas result. Is that Tltas is the nearest point to
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    Price rise for synthetic
    118 12 ENJAY chemical company a leading United States butyl producer has increased the price of butyl rubber by two U.S. cents a lb. to 25 cents. This Is the first price increase for the general purpose butyl grade since 1955 when United States synthetic rubber plants were
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      Malayan envoy at Volkswagen plant
      101 12 rpHE Malayan Ambassa--1 dor to West Germany. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, recently paid a twoday, semi-official visit to the Volkswagen factory at Wolfsburg, accompanied by his personal assistant, Mr. Teh Kai Keat. They were conducted around the factory by officials of the company. Later
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      CPA OFFICIAL WILL HELP EXPANSION PLAN
      93 12 CPA OFFICIAL WILL HELP EXPANSION PLAN MR. KHOO PECK SAN. 40, (above) has recently been appointed sales representatives of the Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. in Singapore. Formerly an employee of Stole vis (M) Ltd. Singapore. Mr. Khoo will shortly leave for a tour of C.P.A. travel offices in the Far
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      FIVE NESTLE'S MEN RETIRE
      103 12 I Five employees of Nestles Products (Malaya) Ltd. who have between them put in a total of 133 years of service In tne company's offices In Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang, will retire at the end of this year. They are: Mr. Chee Yong Hock, 55,
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      Copra mart is firmer
      88 12 AN estimated 320 tons of copra were imported last week and sold to various sections of the trade, report Lewis A Peat. Although local prices were far above parity with values in the main consuming mar- kets, sources claimed to have sola a limited quantity on
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      157 12 PUMPING PROBLEMS Z^/\Sf TtMUMiPS OF BUSINESSES HAVE CUT ACCOUNTING COSTS WITH BURROUGHS SENSIMATIC MACHINES! The profit-saving advantages '^Liiiiii'iiiiiiistTi c me e9ie^ Burroughs J nsimatic Accounting rv M€sV Machines can be equally beneBxraajajjajjj mMHS ficial to your business. You Bj R->t don't have to change your accounting system, yet the records
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      213 12 MALAYSIA'S MOST BRILLIANT CAR IfflHr zi^l RENAULT'S SUPERLATIVE R8 TEST DRIVE IT YOU'LL WANT TO DWN IT: Progress Motors limited KIMLIN MANSIONS Grange Road, Singapore. .^KrA iSm^Yt Modern 5-Storey Luxury Flats .^o^m^^' I v For Sale From $18,900/- 5* L-l Picas* note these special features: yt— -^ITI Cfc 1. Areo
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    WEIGHTS FOR PENANG
    855 13 MTEIGHTS for seven race* at Penang on Viturday: IMI XMAS PI. VII (L. 4. DIV. I— B'.-» Sri Teruntorn 9.00 Showgirl 111 8.10 Flying Mist 8.08 Bravado 8.08 KM 8.06 Cinema IV 8.06 Dnlas River H. 06 Srti.i 8.06 Now What 8.01 Mikado II Ml Fairy Patch
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    Assurance to owners saved Xmas meet—Lim
    232 13  - Assurance to owners saved Xmas meet Lim EPSOM JEEP By pENANG, Mon. The Penang Turf Club will play host to about 200 outstation horses if the railway strike continues after the end of Christmas races here on Sunday. This will cost the club about $600 a day. said PTC chairman
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    SCOREBOARD
    122 13 MCC IST INNS (474-4 on Saturday) PABFITT b Brookes 2 SHEPPAED b Sobers 81 DEXTER c Chappell b Sobers 16 COWDREY c Chappell b Dansle 307 BAKRINGTON run out 52 GRAVENEY not out 122 Extras C TOTAL (for 5 dec.) 586 WkU fell at: 2, 39, 144, 242, 686.
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    Lawry hits 133 for Victoria
    94 13 TVf ELBOURNE, Mon. A One century by Australia Test opening bat Bill Lawry helped Victoria to gain a first innings lead of 135 over New South Wales, the Sheffield Shield chami pions, here today Scores at the end of the second day were New South
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      MCC pile up 586-5 dec.
      436 13 Bsai- GRAVENEY AND FAVELL ALSO MAKE FINE CENTURIES AS THE RUN FEAST CONTINUES ADELAIDE, Monday J^ MAGNIFICENT record-breaking innings of 307 by Colin Cowdrey and centuries by Tom Graveney and South Australia's Les Favell brought a feast of runs on the second day of MCC's
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    Title goes to Stephen
    127 13 #KNANG, Mon. Stephen Lim (Malacca) won the ln-| i idual championship with a otal of 94 points in the Malayan Cyclists' Federation's annual carnival which ended here today. Sharuddln Ja'afar (Selangor) was I runner-up with 86 point* Selangor won the team championship with an aggregate time
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    Pistol-packing referee
    96 13 ROME. Mon. Soccer referee Franco Conciatori pulled out pistol and fired It into the air when j players and fans closed in to pro- test against one of his decisions. He told police he fired to attract the attention of policemen on duty ac the minor league PomezlaOsltense
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    SUMMARY
    51 13 HOCKEY— Malayan Sikhs tonrney (B'pcre): Spore S Perak 0; S'gor 13 Johore 0. Negii 0 Penan? 0. BASKETBALL— GoId Cap toarney (Ipoh) KelanUn bt Y«la tl-48; Haadyai bt Pentng 102-83: Yala bt Perak 83-75. GOLF— Ticer Cup (Ipoh>: Winner Hah Chor Kong (72. 73-144); runner-up Bunny Khoo (7), 73
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    Roy must decide his own fitness
    161 13 BRISBANE, Mon. Roy Emerson, the Australian Davis Cup star who has been troubled by a rib injury, will be given until noon tomorrow to decide his own fitness for the Chall a n g c round against Mexico starting on Dec. 26 her* Harry
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    Jakarta Reds-by Tun Razak
    358 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon 'BLOOD THICKER THAN WATER— THEY WILL FAIL IN BID TO DISRUPT RELATIONS WITH FEDERATION' |UK Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said today the Communists would fail to disrupt IndonesiaMalaya relations because "blood is thicker than water." Those Communists and pro-Communist
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    When East meets West...
    40 14 Western-style hairdos are the rage in Formosa now, as shown by these six models at a "Friends of China Club" display. Among them are styles from everything from a formal wedding to a striking party style.
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    SOEKARNO: WE DON'T INTEND TO GRAB NORTH BORNEO
    101 14 SOEKARNO: WE DON'T INTEND TO GRAB NORTH BORNEO JAK AHIA, Mon. President Soekarno said In a speech broadcast here tonight that Indonesia had no territorial claim un North Borneo. "We do not want to l.urn or to grab North Borneo." he declared in an address marking the Muslim Ascension Day.
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    Lock icon Denial by Osmena on North Borneo
    488 14 REPLY TO THE TENGKU MANILA, Mon. Mr. Nicasio Osmena, Filipino adviser to Brunei revolutionary leader A. yi. Azahari, denied here today that Mr. Azahari had offered British North Borneo to the Philippines in exchange for "support in his fight for Brunei independence." Mr. Osmena
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    Sympathy strike call to unions
    209 14 IJUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services sent out letters today to its 72 affiliated unions asking them to call for emergency meetings Immediately to consider a one-day sympathy strike. In a separate letter. Cuepacs has appealed
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    CEMENT STRIKERS REACH ACCORD
    180 14 ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V —The 81 employees of a cement works at Batu Caves, who have been on strike since Dec. 6, reached an agreement with their employers today. At the office of the acting Minister of Labour and Social Welfare. Mr. V. Manlckavassigam. representatives of
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    Clerks urge 'work to rule'
    380 14 SEREMBAN, Mon.— A rally here of members of the Government Clerical Services Union of Negri Sembilan passed a resolution calling on the Civil Service Clerical Federation to organise a "work-to-rule" campaign from Jan. 2. The resolution said that a work-to-rule campaign would pive the Federation
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    Lock icon THE KING AND TENGKU TO VISIT CAMBODIA
    139 14 PHNOMPENH. Mon. The Yang cli-P.rtu.in Agong of Malaya and Tenku Abdul Rahman have accepted invitations to visit Cambodia, it was officially announced here today. Prince Norodom Sihanouk said in a statement on his return from an Asian tour: "It was an occasion to
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    Train hits mine
    30 14 SAIGON. Mon.— Part of an escorted train was derailed by a Viet Cong mine north of Saigqn. Two soldiers were wounded and 100 yards of track destroyed.
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