The Straits Times, 8 January 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CEBTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times He***** Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    TALKS STILL ON
    265 1  -  T.S. TAN AND TONY HERNON 3 A.M.: Green signal expected Midnight coffee break and U'Ren says: Two plus two still make five to the Railway Administration By Kuala lumpur, Tuesday Goodwill promises fulfilled THE green signal, calling off the 1 7-day-old rail strike, is expected to be
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    That accident in tunnel: $1,000 from Railway
    796 1 rails. This is terrible." Before discussions at the University of Malaya began this morning, both the union and management fulfilled their "goodwill" pledges. The workers called off pickets outside the Kuala Lumpur railway station and the administration ripped off the barbed wire fencing
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    Lock icon Six-point Adoula plan for Katanga
    179 1 f EOPOLDVn.T.K, Mon. Mr. Cyril le Adoula, Congolese Prime Minister, today announced a six-point plan to reintegrate Katanga with the Congo The six steps to reintegration were: An administrative mission headed by Mr. Francois Kalala, SecretaryGeneral of the Public Service, had been asked to go
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    Lock icon CRUISER No. 2 FROM RUSSIA
    99 1 CRUISER No. 2 FROM RUSSIA JAKARTA, Mon.—lndonesia is getting her second cruiser from Russia this year, Bri.-Gen-eral AH Sadikan, Deputy Navy Chief of Staff, said on his return from Moscow today. He said he had also discussed the shipment of other military equipment for the Indonesian Navy. The equipment would
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    Lock icon The longest ' flight
    57 1 The longest flight MOSCOW, Mon. A Russian TU-114 airliner left here today for Havana to inaugurate the world's longest regular non-stop air service a weekly flight between the Soviet Union and Cuba. The airliners, capable of carrying 170 passengers, will fly some 7,000 miles between the two capitals, taking nearly
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    She meets Mao
    27 1 TOKYO, Mon. Chinese Communist Party chairman Mao TseTung has conferred with Ceylonese Prime Minister Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, the New China news agency said today.
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    The sex change mummy...
    89 1 LONDON, Mon. Exeter Museum has announced that its 3,300-year-old coffin of an Egyptian priestess contains the mummified body of a man. The coffin, presented to the museum in 1872, has just been opener 1 for the first time since It arrived. The priestess is missing. So
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    Lock icon Mac seeks new 'axis say Bonn papers
    200 1 Mac seeks new 'axis say Bonn papers BONN, Mon. Two West German newspapers, commenting on the visit to London today of the West German Foreign* Minister, Dr. Gerhard Schroeder, said it was possible that Mr. Harold Macmillan planned a "Bonn-Ldndon axis." The pro-Christian Democrat Cologne KoeJnlsche Rundschau said In an
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    Food price protest
    29 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Armed police today broke up a crowd of demonstrators who gathered at a Government rice distribution centre here In protest against rising food prices.
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    RAF Vulcans 'raid' America
    291 1 RAF Vulcans 'raid' America 'Nonsense,' say defenders WASHINGTON, Mon. An air of mystery built up here today when the Defence Deipartment disclaimed all knowledge of a reported mock H-bomb raid by British Vulcan bombers over the United States within the last few months. The Defence Department spokesman said that if
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    50 1 COLOMBO PLAN PEKING, Mon.— Chin.i inn— nrrtl .today rrnmrnt had given "poMtixr response' t<> propovl* of Colombo eon rerence l( f Afro-Asian n.i tions for solving borrli r dispute with India, the New China news aeent said It said propose I vwt* not being pjtHfhed H prfMnt. Reuter
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK TALKS WITH TSHOMBE POINTLESS SAYS BUNCHE
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      Lock icon Thai police detain 50
      214 2 'PLOT TO JOIN NORTHERN TERRITORY TO LAOS' DANGKOK. Mon. Thai police arrested 50 members of a proCommunist separatist movement in North Thailand at the weekend. The arrest.* coincided with a tour of the area by the Prime Minister, Marshal Sarit Thanarat. The movement Is said to
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      Another American plane shot down —in Laos
      153 2 Another American plane shot down —in Laos yiENTIANE, Mon. —An American cargo plane was shot down on Saturday in North-West Laos over the territory controlled by proCommunist Pathet Lao troops, the U.S. Embassy announced yesterday. The four crew members of the Lockheed Ventura survived the crash without serious injuries. It
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      Vietnam troops refused orders to advance: US
      209 2 CAIGON, Mon. Ang?y U.S. military advisers here charged that Vietnamese infantrymen refused direct orders to advance during; Wednesday's battle at Ap Bac and that an American army captain was killed while out front pleading with them to attack. The Vietnamese commander of an
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      S-E Asia stability in danger—paper
      175 2 S-E Asia stability in danger paper NEW YORK, Monday. npHE New York Times said today that the Philip- pines claim to North Borneo could, if pressed uncompromisingly, damage seriously prospects for the Malaysian Confederation and the stability of all South-East Asia from Thailand southward. An editorial prepared for the New
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      Lock icon Two killed in clash
      56 2 JERUSALEM, Mon. The Army reported that two armed infiltrators were killed in a clash with a border patrol In Southern Israel on Friday night. The announcement said there were no Israeli casualties in the exchange of fire which took place at Makhtesh Ramon, a great crater
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      Lock icon Jakarta threat to shoot down —planes—
      209 2 Jakarta threat to shoot down —planes— lAKARTA, Mon. J The Indonesian Air Force will shoot down any aircraft violating Indonesian airspace, a senior Air Force officer warned yesterday. Colonel Rusmln Nurjadin. Air Force Operational Commander, in an interview with an influential weekly Berita Minggu which was published here today, was
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      Lock icon SAUDIS MOBILISE
      65 2 AMMAN. Mon. Mecca Radio said last night that Saudi Arabia had ordered general mobilisation of its forces, and was appealing for army volunteers. The Saudi Defence and Air Ministry, according to the radio, said the Government would establish five military training tntres at Riadb. Jedda, Uamniammam, Taif. and
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      Lock icon UN ready to take three more towns in —south Katanga
      522 2 UN ready to take three more towns in —south Katanga UNITED NATIONS Monday JJNITED Nations troops, consolidating their positions at Jadotville, are prepared to take control of three more southern Katanga towns by force if efforts to establish garrisons there peacefully are spurned, an authoritative source said yesterday. The towns
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  • U.S.EUROPEAN DESK
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      Kennedy's nuclear emissary to Europe
      372 3 Kennedy's nuclear emissary to Europe WASHINGTON, Monday. PRESIDENT Kennedy is sending one of his top diplomats to Paris and .Bonn this week to explain Anglo-American nuclear defence proposals to the NATO council and to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany. Mr. George Ball, the Under-Secretary of State who played a
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      Lock icon HOW TO SAVE YOUR MARRIAGE—BY MAIL-ORDER
      98 3 HOW TO SAVE YOUR MARRIAGE— BY MAIL-ORDER MOSCOW. Mon.— A middleaged housewife is on trial here for running a fraudulent "save your marriage" mail order service. Mrs. Nedezhda Sosnovskaya's formula: "Take an ordinary piece of paper, fold it and place it near the bed. Set an alarm clock for midnight
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      Lock icon 'UNSAFE TO LAND A MAN ON MOON YET'
      311 3 'UNSAFE TO LAND A MAN ON MOON YET' WASHINGTON, Mon. A scientific group said here that the U.S. cannot safely land men on the moon before 1970 unless it steps up its lagging programme of unmanned lunar exploration. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, under orders from President Kennedy, is
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      Lock icon Red soldiers flee
      29 3 KIEL (Germany), Mon. —Two off duty East German soldiers have fled with their weupons into West Germany. They crossed the border at Holstein. Northern Germany. U.P.I.
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      Eight die in crash
      33 3 ANSE A GASCON (Quebec > Mon. Eight young people were killed In a train-car collision near this remote community in the Oaspe Peninsula, 400 miles east of Quebec City.— UJ».l
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      Lock icon ARMS, COMMUNIST PAPERS SEIZED IN VENEZUELA
      101 3 CARACAS, Mon.—Venezuelan police raided the arsenal of a terrorist organisation 15 miles from here and seized several tons of explosives, hundreds of grenades, anti-tank mines, rifles and bazookas, the Government said today. More than 100 military uniforms and Communist Party files and correspondence were
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      Lock icon THE HUGE COST OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION —IN AMERICA—
      219 3 THE HUGE COST OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION —IN AMERICA— DETROIT, Mon. V i c e-President Lyndon Jodnson said here yesterday that racial discrimination in the United States', in economic terms, cost more than the nations entire annual budget for space exploration. In an address prepared for delivery at Wayne State University,
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      Lock icon Board will probe Press strike
      237 3 NEW YORK, Monday. A THREE-MEMBER Board of Public Accountability A was appointed yesterday to look into the New York City's newspaper strike, now 30 days old and deadlocked. I The Labour Srcretary, Mr. Willard Wlrtz, Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Mayor Robert Wagner announced the appointment
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      Lock icon Grenade attack
      33 3 ANGERS (Prance), Mon. A fragmentation hand grenade was thrown at Communist Party headquarters yesterday. The attack followed another grenade attack against the Catholic Labour Union office here on Thursday night. UPI.
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      Lock icon Delayed action
      31 3 PARIS, Mon.— A World War n mine exploded in the harbour of Ouistreham, near Caen, yesterday, sinking a private minesweeper. The crew was rescued. No injuries were reported. UPI.
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      Quick look round
      213 3 Quick look round MUNICH, Mon. German actress Christine Kaufmann (18 next Friday) and American film star Tony Curtis. 37, will marry next month in New York, the West German news agency GPA reported, quoting Miss Kaufmann'a mother. The two have had their names linked since they filmed together in Taras
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      Lock icon Black joins Chase
      36 3 NEW YORK, Mon.— Mr. Eugene Black, who resigned as President of the World Bank on Jan. 1, has joined the Chase Manhattan Bank as a director and consultant. It was announced yesterday. UP.I.
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    Millionaire declines to take an oath on dance girl's allegations
    1416 5 'SECOND WIFE' CLAIM IN $1,050 MAINTENANCE SUIT Witness tells of hotel incident with another after New Year dance PENANG, Monday. A MILLIONAIRE, Loh Boon Siew, today rejected a challenge by a former dance hostess, Ong Saw Beng, to take a
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    Troops back from Congo today
    82 5 Troops back from Congo today PENANG, Moo. The Governor, Raja Tan Uda Al-Haj. will welcome home the Malayan Special Force scheduled to return here from the Congo in the CSN Blatchford tomorrow. The troops, comprising more than 850 officers and men from the 7th Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, and 'A'
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    Sardon's statement: Railmen surprised
    172 5 KUALA LUMPUR Monday. AFFICIALS of the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya v were today surprised to learn that the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, had al] along been waiting for RUM to take its case to him. They were discussing: the statement by the
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    Hit by a car
    30 5 SINGAPORE.. Mon Chua Cheang Slew, 39. was killed yesterday when he was hit by a car in Owen Road. He died In hospital three hours later.
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    HOME VISITS FOR THE PENITENT REBELS
    177 5 HOME VISITS FOR THE PENITENT REBELS From RALPH SHAW KUALA BELAIT. Mon. Rebel detainees showing signs of remorse are being taken to their homes regularly under police escort to visit their families. A recent visitor to bis home in this area was Momin Ahmad, who is reputed to be rebel
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    S'pore campaign to sell TV
    45 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Radio' Singapore has launched a big campaign on the air to "sell" television due to start on Feb. 15 to the people. The campaign began tonight with an introductory talk by the Head of Broadcasting, Mr. John Duclos.
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    Redundant W.D. men: 'The final terms'
    497 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. The War Department last week made a further concession on redundancy benefits to discharged employees which increased their value by 20 per cent and was "unusual" among employers in Singapore. This was stated today by Mr. W. T. Horsley, Army Command Secretary,
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      171 5 STOP PRESS! the fiat guarantee now extended to 12 months or 12,000 miles Commencing from January 1963 all Fiat Cars carry a guarantee for 12 months or 12,000 miles (whichever event occurs first) from date of delivery- to purchaser. This means enormous savings on time and money for every Fiat
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      17 5 NEW RANGE OF BRILLIANT DESIGNS AND COLOURS now available at the TOOTAL dealers MAUkTA <JAfl]K^> MftMO MNGAtOftt
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    LIED TO GET PASSPORT FOR SEAMAN SON: JAILED
    148 6 LIED TO GET PASSPORT FOR SEAMAN SON: JAILED SINGAPORE, Mon. A district Judge today heard how a mother of 10 helped her second son, a seaman, to get a Singapore passport by unlawful means. Ong Geok Khim, of Tiong Bahru, admitted she did this by making false statutory declarations between
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    A truce call—but war on 'pirates' goes on
    300 6 A truce call but war on 'pirates' goes on SINGAPORE, Monday. THE war against "pirate" taxis in Singapore is still on— despite a call for a "truce" by the outlawed cabbies. Over the weekend, a six-man delegation representing the "pirates" met the Registrar of Vehicles, Mr. Wong Keng Sam, and
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    ACCIDENTS HIT NEW HIGH -BUT DEATHS DOWN
    119 6 ACCIDENTS HIT NEW HIGH -BUT DEATHS DOWN QINGAPORE, Mon. Though road accidents went up, the number of people killed fell from 194 in 1961 to 170 last year. Statistics show that 1,079 people have died in road crashes since 1957. Here are the figures: 167 deaths in 1957, 193 in
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    SHB policeman freed on outrage charge
    262 6 SHB policeman freed on outrage charge SINGAPORE, Monday. A YOUNG girl, employed as a wharf worker. A told a court today that she was molested by a "fierce-looking and liquor-smelling" Harbour Board constable on her pay day on Nov. 30. "This took place while I was lining up in an
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    Buddhists to celebrate
    96 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Buddhist Pall Society will celebrate the birthday of the Yen. M. M. Mahaweera Nayaka Thero. the resident monk of the Mangala Vihara at Jalan Eunos. on Wednesday, Jan. 16. The day-long celebrations will begin with the hoisting of the Buddhist flag at 6
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    Movements by air
    350 6 Movements by air THE following Is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Slnßapore: ARRIVALS British United Airways: Prom Standstedt, Istanbul. Bombay (BR 662) 7.20 a.m. BOAC: Prom Hong Kong (BA 961) 2.45 p.m.; from London, Frankfurt, Zurich. Tel Aviv. Teheran. New Delhi, Rangoon (BA 700)
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    No water areas
    50 6 No water areas SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water will be cut off tomorrow at: 206 to 240 Carpmael Road and 42 to 66 Ceylon Road, and Jalan Kllang and Jalan Kllang Timor, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lorong 20 Geylang, Westerhout Road and Guillemard Road, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Student's body found in sea
    59 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The body of a Pasir Panjang Secondary School student. John O. Paul. 16, was recovered by Marine Police this morning In the sea near Cr>angl Point. Paul, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Perera of Tanglln Halt Road, was drowned while
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    Nair is adviser
    30 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, general secretary of the National Trade Union Congress has been appointed adviser to th« University of Singapore Non-Aca-demic Staff Union.
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    Rotary lunch talk
    34 6 SINOAPORE. Mon. Pather T. J. Sheridan, editor of the Malayan Catholic News, will speak on "The Chinese Theatre" at the Rotary Club of Singapore Luncheon at the Cathay Hotel on Wednesday.
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    Fatal crash: Open verdict
    127 6 Fatal crash: Open verdict SINGAPORE. Mon. The State Coroner, Mr. S. R. Chapkhana. today recorded an open verdict in an inquest on a seven-year-old boy, Shapie bin Said, who died at the General Hospital seven hours after being hit by a taxi at 11 m.s. Chua Chu Kang Road on
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    Arbitration urged
    45 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Labour has directed that the trade dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and the 'Singapore Steam Laundry Ltd.. relating to the reinstatement of a dismissed employee. Inche Kemat bin Hajl Dahlan, be submitted to arbitration.
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    $2,750 robbery
    35 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Thieves yesterday broke into a house in Ashgrove Road In Raffles Park and stole Jewellery and other valuables totalling $2,750. They entered the house by removing some tiles from the roof.
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    MURDER IN THE POLICE LOCK-UP
    2324 7 MURDER IN THE POLICE LOCK-UP The Ipcress File: Part 3 of the spy thriller unlike any other by Len Deighton DALBY put the used morphia syrette tube into, a matchbox, and the car pulled away, past the whitened, twisted wrecks of the three cars; the melted rubber was dribbling and
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    145 8 WWrf., S/0 i Minimum) HENSMAN Major William Hensman of the Madras Regiment killed In acti.m NKKA December MR. LIM OUEE KAY 7th January I Koch Road Spore. Funeral servici- 4 pm. !>th January <;oo.i Hhepherd Cathedral Bras Basah Koad rpor*. MRS. LOW CHYE SIN (Nee Chung I'r.n Nyunti passed
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    109 8 20 Horsts Sl» i Minimum i MR. s\ MRS. John Chutv thank relatives and friends for their good wi-h.s. gifts and attendance .it their wedding on MR. AND MRS. Vivian Voo thank all relations ana friends for their attendance, assistance .mil presents at their •weddu.K M.IS M IHE FAMILY
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 8 M Ifarstl W0 Minimum; IN EVER LOVtNC memory of oar r father Mr. Koh Pen* Tarn. BKM who pnv-.-.t i•• ..m >-l-62. tlone nut never lorxottei..
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    188 8 M Wards $10 (Minimum) FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. to hrow ■■>■ in their showroom.* at Times House Kivpr Valley Road. Singapore. BE A GOOD Malayan— Read Berita H.i nan. The .Vitlonal Newspaper IB thr romanmed National Language and follow contemporary developments in the Land von ttva in THEATRE SNOW WHITE
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, January 8, 1963. The Truant Rebel
    719 8 The Straits Times Tuesday, January 8, 1963. The Truant Rebel 1 A return to Borneo to lead the Brunei revolt in person is among the possibilities which 1 Azahari, the truant head of j the insurrection, is said to be contemplating. The Manila Chronicle is the authority for this report
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    The Daily-Rated
    365 8 The daily-rated system of labour comes under strong attack in the report to be submitted to the seventh annual conference of the Government's daily-rated services. There is "neither historical background nor practical considerations which justify the perpetuation of the daily-rated system of wage payment for a I section
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    Chief Justice
    220 8 Malayanisation no longer has novelty, but there is more than the routine replacement of an expatriate in the appointment jof Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin as Chief Justice of Singapore. The rule of law is a precious but fragile bequest. In several ,of the former British dependencies it
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    Lock icon When no news is bad news
    974 8 When no news is bad news HOW 8 MILLION NEW YORKERS ARE LIVING WITHOUT NEWSPAPERS by A SPECIAL WRITER TRAVELLINC on a com m v ters' train out of Grand Central Station the other evening, a middleaged business man sat deeply engrossed in the drama pages of the New York
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      Love on the record
      420 8 1 APPRECIATE the interest shown by Ungku Aziz In Radio Malaya's programme fare. I presume he was referring particularly to Malay programmes. However. I am interested to know exactly what he means by "love songs." Does he mean "romance?" If this is so I think the
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      Meeting us half way
      207 8 IT appears, that "Upset' who wrote concerning; Australian troops In Malacca does not have the nrmness of conviction to use his name. 1 would like to po'nt out, as an Aussie, several flaws in his letter. Firstly, he has tried to present Aussie soldiers as a
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    Australia: A year of decision
    595 8 Australia: A year of decision SYDNEY, Australians are contemplating the new year with a certain degree of trepidation. Few years have produced such heart-search-ing and self-analysis as did 1962, and this year should indeed must bring to decision political, economic and defence questions which have been widely debated but left
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      238 8 Advertisement Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery > Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain, Stops Itching; as It Shrinks Haemorrhoids London (Special) For the ceased to be a problem!" And flrst time science has found among these sufferers were a new healing substance with very wide variety of haemorrthe
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    Perak's new Sultan to raise status of Consort
    265 9  - Perak's new Sultan to raise status of Consort HENRY PAUL By IPOH, Mon.— Raja Idris Shah, the former Raja Muda who was proclaimed Sultan of Perak yesterday in the royal town of Kuala Kangsar, is expected to proclaim his Consort, Raja Mazwin Shah, as the Raja Perempuan of Perak. According
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    Tunnel death PC's funeral
    54 9 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon.— Con-' stable Abdul Ghanl bin Ahmad who was killed by a north-bound train yesterday, while guarding a railway-tunnel near Seremban, was burled with police honours In his village. Simper. 10 miles from here this morning. The OCPD, Mr. P Penner, and several other
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    Trader freed of 11 charges
    305 9 HE ADMITS INCOME TAX EVASION AND PAYS UP $306,000- HALF OF IT AS A PENALTY KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. J/LFVKN charges against a businessman, Teh Hon Yoon. of Ampang Road, of evading income tax were withdrawn today after the Sessions Court was told that he had
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    New import rules for these goods
    86 9 New import rules for these goods CINGAPORE. Mon.— Specific Import licences are now required for cotton wool and other surgical dressings; sanitary towe s. sanitary napkins for babies: torchlight and transistor and radio pack batteries talcum oowder and rubber shoes In a Gazette Extraordinary notification today, the Government said Import
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    A two-day visit by C-in-C
    52 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The British Commander-ln-Chlef. Par East, Admiral Sir David Luce, and Lady Luce will arrive here tomorrow for a two-day visit. He will have audience with the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong and will also call on the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, soon after
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    Ang pows this year without rush and push
    281 9 Ang pows this year without rush and push SINGAPORE, Mon. Thousands of old people here need not rush or queue up overnight at distribution centres this year to collect their Chinese New Year "ang pows" from Shaw Brothers. Instead, they are being Issued with special cards which will entitle them
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    Chief Lion to visit Malaya
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The president of Lions International, the largest group of service clubs in the world. Mr. Curtis D. Lovill. will pay a one-day visit here on Wednesday Lions international, with a membership of 650,000, has 16,500 clubs spread throughout 118 countries
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    New Shell set-up in Singapore, Malaya
    202 9 New Shell set-up in Singapore, Malaya SINGAPORE, Mon. The Shell Company of the Federation of Malaya has re-esta-blished a place of business in Singapore at Shell House, Collyer Quay. Prom Jan. 1, It has taken over departments, such as finance and personnel, which serve all the Royal Dutch/Shell group companies
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    TENGKU SENDS STEPHENS 'WELL DONE' TELEGRAM
    120 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has sent a congratulatory telegram to the chairman of the Sabah Alliance. Mr. Donald Stephens, for its overwhelming victory in the recent district council elections. The telegram says: "Please accept my heartiest congratulations on the
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    GENERAL'S SON FOR PAKISTAN
    79 9 TENGKU Abdul Azii. 14, (above) eldest son of Major General Tengku Osraan bin Tengku Mo named Jewa, Chief of General Staff. Federation Army, who leaves Kuala Lumpur today for further studies at Aitchison College in Lahore. Pakistan. A former pupil of the Sultan Abdul Hamid College
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    6,000 flats going up
    53 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Six thousand flats will go up on a 50-acre site in Bukit Leng Kee cemetery in Alexandra acquired by the Government from the Hokklen Huay Kuan. The flats 2,000 one-room units, 2,000 two-room units and 2,000 three-room unitsaxe to be built by the Housing
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    Training centre for junior officers
    141 9 PORT DICKSON, Monday. T»HE Chief-of-Staff, Major General Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa, today opened the newly-formed Junior command staff wing at the Armed Forces School of Instruction here. The opening was marked by the unveiling of a plaque In the main hall of thp
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    Airways picks five for pilot training
    67 9 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Malayan Airways have picked five men to be trained in Scotland as pilots. They are Mr. Inderjit Bingh and Mr Ng Kan Lok (both from Kuala Lumpur) Mr Paul Yap (Kuantan), Mr. Maurice Devaz and Mr. L. J McCully (both from Singapore). They
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    Australian Govt plane for Ipoh heart girl
    369 9 IPOH, Monday. YyONG Kam Thye, 22, the schoolgirl with a congenital heart ailment, will fly to Melbourne later this week in just the way her doctors have all along said she should thanks to the Australian government. She will make the trip, probably
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    Two dead now in smash-up
    104 9 IPOH, Mon.— A woman labourer, Kalyani, 40, who was injured in a road accident at Sungei Siput, 20 miles from here yesterday evening, died in hospital here three hours after admission. She was the second fatality in the accident. She was one of 15 labourers
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    Admits $95 fraud
    36 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Francis John de Roza, 25, who described himself as a sales supervisor of an Insurance company, pleaded guilty today to criminally misappropriating $95.60 belonging to a polio* officer. Sentence was postponed.
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      51 9 MESSRS GOH BAN HUAT POTTERY WORKS LIMITED Kuala Lumpur Take pleasure in Announcing the Appointment of MESSRS GUTHRIE COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED and their associated company in Singapore. As their AGENTS throughout the Malaysian Territories as from Ist January, 1963. FOR Stoneware Glazed Pipes and Specials, Ceramic Wall Screen Grilles Sanitary
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      Girl learns to cut man's coat
      193 10 Girl learns to cut man's coat WORKING with a famous firm of London tailors is 18-year-old Yvonne Brookes, Believed to be the only girl apprentice who has set out to serve a full five-year apprenticeship in men's tailoring. It Is not unusual for such a firm to employ women, who
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      FLOWER ARRANGEMENT IN ENGLISH STYLE
      327 10 Can make a successful career, says expert WHKN we talk about flower decorations in Malaya we usually refer to the Japanese line arrangement which is becoming more and more popular. Many women are taking a keen interest in this art. Flower arrangement is considered a
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      Mushroom cocktail
      239 10 MUSHROOMS are so adaptable. They provide us with delicious recipes at almost any stage in a menu. They have a subtle flavour that's Just that little bit different, and care should be taken not to lose it by overcooking. Here Is a recipe for Mushroom Cocktail. You will
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      HER JOB IS TO LECTURE
      152 10 HER JOB IS TO LECTURE "you will have to wake up at the crack of dawn to go to the flower market In order to get the right choice." For her own wedding even though her friend did the actual decorations in the church, Mrs. Bruce had to go at
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      Soprano to give Singapore concert
      119 10 Soprano to give Singapore concert I f OL'ISE Reade, 22- IJj year-old American > soprano, currently as- sociated with the Mo- i I zarteum in Salzburg, Austria, will be pre- S sented by the Singa- L L pore Musical Society at the Cultural Cen- S tre, Fort Canning on i
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      Handbags in plastic but they look like leather
      144 10 Handbags in plastic but they look like leather A GIRL'S best friend now is her handbag. Whether she is off to the office or to a party the handbag has become a very important accessory. The modern Miss makes it a point to see that the handbag matches her whole
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      KEEP AN EYE ON SHOES FOR YOUNG
      272 10 KEEP AN EYE ON SHOES FOR YOUNG rpHE correct fitting of children's shoes is important because their bones do, not harden and set until mid-teens. Until then they are quite soft, and badly fitting shoes can easily distort the shape of the foot. This statement Is contained In a booklet
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      295 10 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS (5). 1. Made up and settled (8). 7. Tree can't become gnarled in 6. A former Premier's retired the Interval (8). for the night apparently (6). 8. Advances money received (8). 9 Guiding a sanctimonious set 11- It bops as near as maybe to to maturity?
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE ERRATIC: MORE INTEREST IN TINS
    401 12 From Our Market Correspondent IT was rather an indifferent day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with operators unsure of themselves. Industrials blew hot and cold and there was less interest in them than at the end o f last week. Prices were
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 Malayan Stock Indices Jam. 5 Jan. 7 Industrials: 101.72 101.83 Tins: 100.46 100.71 S rubbers: 100.53 100.53 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    613 12 I COMBINED business in the Stngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ounltpt 52.52 8U ON, $2.31 BL,. (3,000t J'J.SO. (2,000) 52.52: Ftd. Oiip. (I.ihmii 51.40. (1.000) $1.44: F. and N. ordt.
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    Tin price up 12 cents: Strike news eases rubber
    419 12 'THE price of Straits tin yesterday rose 12£ cents x to $426 on an offering estimated to be reduced by 15 tons to 245 tons. In London on Friday although tin dealings were rather less animated than in the past two
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    102 12 MELBOURNE, MonINVESTMENT shares continued steady. C.I-G. rose 6d. to 87s 6d. and Bitumen and oil also gained 6d. to 255. 6d. Oils were generally Irregular. Loans and base metals continued steady. CR.A 17/4, Mount Isa 68/41 N. Broken Rill (10s.) 19/7* Ampol Petroleum 11/Au»t. Con. Ind 69/71 Aunt.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    158 12 SHIM lying alengelos the llhiipmi per* whervet today are: President Adams 13/14. Brazilian Reefer 6A, Bolftherik Sukhanov 13/14, München 10/11, Brraat Bank* 47. Cnuo Maru 33/34. Ranee .29/30. Nafaura Maru 8/9, Maul Pomare 28. Kasimbar 27, Pagan 13/16. 8ela: Ball 21/22. Kowel 21/26. Outer Reads: Keerkiinc. Ban
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    96 12 CHiNCd Prtwm I«eh«m. ttni. a*f« noon prtoM per picul ywtar•Bßi OMwnit txiHc f 44» wll«ra, drum (48 i.«liir». Cap>ra: UK/Continent Jan. 129 buyer*. «30 seller*. Prtxr: Muntok whiu Xl.«7i •eller*. Sarawak whit. SIU acllera, ipeelal Sarawak black 197 a Mllera, narhled I-trapom black J92J a«lle.-«. ASIA SIO2I anller*.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 12 January 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE; 79 cents (down seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5426 (up 12 V cents). Estimated unofficial offering 245 tons (down 15 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    249 12 JANUARY first (rad* nbbir buytri J r.o.b. clOMd at S p.m. In Blncapon and Ku»lm Lumpur yeatnrd&jr at 79 end per lb. down acrcn-clKbtlu of a oant. The ton* wm qultt. •X.C.R.A. and F.M.R.f. closing price* in cento per lb. yesterday: lot. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b. buyen
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    Rubber crops
    38 12 December rubber crops Included: AmaJcamated Malay 124.300 lb, Baaaett Rubber 43.500 lb.. Bonlli 159.500 lb.. Bukit Keponf 27.700 lb Kuala Sidim 216.600 lb. and New Serendah 181.000 lb. Sunfei Tukanaj 85.000 lb. and Temertoh 123.000 lb.
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      1066 12 OPTION PREMIUMS EXCHANGE RATES THE Mslayan Ixcftsni* Bantu' Ais«cl*tl*P madr these change* In Jao. 7. Thras month.- nM to merchants yuterday: I^nlops 14 cts. S. Dnrhy 4trt tx>iloo: selltn* TT or OD 2, 1/32: K. AN. 16 ct* C. S(orac.*4i<l buying IT 2/4 8/32. ainns.il OD 2/4 uammon 11 cis.
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      717 12 Fort Canning; Welfare Cofnmltte* Kaffle Drawn on i'iad December, 1962. (For Members Only) Permit No. 105/62. Ist. 803. 2nd 3133. 3rd. 2520. Consolations 3115, 3571. 2106. 1535. 3230. 3706. 3137. 778. 144. 2996. 2843, 2869. 668. 1415. NOTICE Electricity supply will be discontinued from 8.00 am. to 4.00 p.m. Friday
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      1518 13 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE NI.RM. BL'ILDINC. WORK, INSTALLATION AND HATER SL'PPLY AND ILECTRICAL INSTALLATION FOR FLATS AT KAMPONG BAHRL ROAD, SINGAPORE FOR CUSTOMS AND EXCISE, FEDERATION OF MALAYA. TENDERS are invited from approved General Building Contractors for the above work which will be awarded as a single Contract. Tender documents and
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      722 13 SITUATIONS VACANT Jt Word* Si (Mix.)— Box St et: extra WANTID IMMEDIATELY CHINESE cleaning and Ironing (no washing). Must have good references. Apply at 8 Buklt Sedap Road (off Holland Road 6ms) Preferably after S p.m. ■T. CEORCE'S INSTITUTION National Type Secondary School (English) large vacancy for History specialist for
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      565 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED 29 Word* SS (Min.)— Box St et*. txtn BUMCALOW REQUIRED for Senior European executive for two years in first class residential area In Kuala Lumpur. Box A 1283 S.T. K.L. 2 OR 3 rooms unfurnished flat or house within 5 miles from town Application must state minimum reni
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      742 13 EDUCATION it Ward* SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtra i THERE ARE LIMITED vacancies I tor Morning: Afternoon Sessions from I I BM. Four Form Flva at Loo Insti- tut*. Batu Road Kuala Lumpur. i YOUR 19*3 RESOLUTION shall be 1 fj master Shorthand /Typewriting to 4 1 months lOuaranteed).
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      586 13 AGENTS WANTED t* Wtrdt SS (Mlm.) tax St cto. twtrm AOENTS WANTID for taking order* (Or Private Christmas Cards and Calendar*. Good rates of commission hv dealing direct with manufacturers. Write today sending Postal Order for ten shillings as deposit for 1963 sample*. The ten shillings deposit will be deducted
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      668 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word* SS (Him.)— Box St et: Mrt ON SALE FIAT 500. good condition. Offer $2,000/- Tel: ***** (S'por*) evening. AUSTIN A4O IMS. Excellent condition. For quick sale accident free King (o'pore) ***** anytime. IMI FIAT 1100. 1960 Chevrolet BelAir. V/Karrnann Uhia. 1938 Flat 1100. 1936 Volkswagen.
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      568 13 MISCELLANEOUS Tt Word* SS (Min.Y—Box SO et*. extra SALES A SERVICE Outboard Motors, Lawn Mower* and Weighing Machines. Chop Kirn Beng Cbcong 103 Havelock Road, Singapore Phon* *****/7660S LADIES Superfluous Hair can na removed painlessly and permanently by Electrolysis Consultations free without obligation. Tel: B3OM Amy Wee at Mlchells Beauty
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS
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      COMPANY ENGINEER RETIRES
      212 14 COMPANY ENGINEER RETIRES \MR. GEORGE Wellington Stone, Jnr, head of the engineerin g department of Malayan American Plantations Ltd., has retired after occupying the post for eight years. In that capacity, Mr. Ctone was responsible for water, power, steam installations and the engineering aspect of latex and sheet rubber factories,
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      SPORE TO HAVE NEW PAINT FACTORY
      381 14 Production in May or June \L\V paint manufacturing company with a registered capital of $1 million has been established in Singapore and will go into production in May or June this year. The company, Federal Paint Factory (S) Ltd., is now building its factory,
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      Latestcopying machine on mart
      182 14 A TYPE' of copying machine said to be able to reproduce virtually any original, regardless of the paper base or type of image, is being marketed in Singapore. The copier, which works through a diffusion transfer photocopying process, if available in three models called Anken Attache
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      ALITALIA DIRECTOR DUE HERE
      154 14 T\R. ENG. Bruno Velani, managing director of Italy's national airline, Alitalia, will arrive in Singapore on Friday for a three-day visit. A graduate in civil as well as aeronautical engineering, Dr. Velani has more than 30 years experience In aviation work He was appointed Ins- pector
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      Copra market unchanged
      72 14 There was no change In the Singapore copra market last week, loose-value hovering around $37% to $28-% depending on quality and need, with little or no stock available Despite the general knowledge that barter-export from Indonesia will resume soon, dealers generally feel that It is still premature
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      JAGUAR EXPORTS
      63 14 Jaguar exports to all markets last year Increased by 28 per cent and was a record year Sales to Europe rose by 30 per cent and by 35 per cent Jo the EPT.A. countries and 30 per cent to the EEC. "The present reorganisation and Integration programmes (or
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      DECCA CHIEF ON WORLD BUSINESS TRIP
      150 14 DECCA CHIEF ON WORLD BUSINESS TRIP gIR EDWARD LEWIS, chairman of the world-wide group of Decca companies spent a few days in Singapore last week at tne start of a world tour of his company's interests. The Decca group sells phonographs, records, radio and television sets, navigation equipment and radar
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      Adelaide plans international trade fair
      139 14 Adelaide plans international trade fair rpHE first Adelaide Interna--1 tional Trade Fair and the 19th Royal Adelaide Exhibition will be held at Wayville, South Australia, from March 28 to April 27 this year, sponsored by the South Australian Chamber of Manufacturers which has staged displays at regular Intervals since 1875.
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      Sugar shortage: Up goes retail price
      256 14 TiHE retail price of sugar in Singapore and the 1 Federation has almost doubled in the past few weeks from about 17 cents a kati to 30 cents and may even go higher say retailers. The chief reason behind this continuous rise is that
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      CHINA TRADE
      29 14 Two-way trade between Malaya and China In the first nine months of last year was worth $149.3 million, against $131.9 million in the corresponding period of 1961.
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      Awards for accountant, clerk
      78 14 9 MR. LEE TENG HNIOH (left), a clerk in the rubber department of J. H. Vavasseur and Co. (Malaya) Ltd Penang. receiving a watch and a gratuity cheque from Mr. K.J. Baggerman, a director of the company, on his retirement after 17 years' service. In the
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      Perkins' millionth engine
      155 14 Perkins' millionth engine 'THE Perkins Group of Peterborough, England, has become the fl rs t diesel engine manufacturer in the world to have exported one million engines. The one millionth export engine (a six-cylinder direct injection 6.354) arrived in Singapore last week and will be displayed at the local agents,
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    CESSNA SALES
    63 14 Cessna's commercial plane sales last yea: rose 13.6 per cent to $160,329,000 over the previous year, while International sales were up 17 per cent to $42,492,000. According to the president, Mr. Dwane L. Wallace. Cessna continued to lead c the business and private plane In- A dustry for
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      262 14 'Indian Quality Products I F\ IN i fr— ""Iff"^*^ I ft iii tX f I B I "I one thai offers comfort because of the body lining curves pressed into the seat and back rest... one that has strength in its steel tube frame.,. one that resists rust on account
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      29 14 MALAYSIA'S MOST BRILLIANT CAR tll^f* il£ H^i' RENAULT'S SUPERLATIVE R8 TEST DRIVE IT YOU'LL WANT TO OWN IT: Progress Motors Limited WEARNE BROS. LTD. 109. Pudu Road. Kuola Lumpur
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      52 14 Ammeter extends the range of Ferranti instruments and provides ML t^fcA pocket instrument of great versati[Siigß M ir y. Easy to operate, this modern instrument has eight ranges com* Mr I t*aal I Wl- S'K'-]-X '?y-'':'-Ytt I// ft H ''.bm^ Full details may be obtained from your nearest branch of
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  • TIMES SPORT
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      FA Cup 4th round ties
      142 15 LONDON, Mon. The draw for the Fourth Round of the English Football Association Cup competition on Jan. 26: Luton or Swlndon v Bamsley cr Everton; Southampton or York v Watford or Rotherham; Norwich or Blackpool v Bradford City or Newcastle; Carlisle or Oravesend v Sunderland;
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      Jobs offer to champs
      264 15  -  ERNEST FRIDA: By SINGAPORE, Monday WEIGHTLIFTERS TAN, CHUA TOLD: COME TO AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE'S champion weightlifters, Tan Howe Liang and Chua Phung Kirn, both gold medal winners at the Commonwealth Games at Perth in November, have been offered jobs in Australia which carry salaries of $560. Howe
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      30 15 BUGGER Friendlies: BCC Invitation 14) (goal, 3 tries) Nee Soon Garrison 0, at Spore. PSC 36 (6 goals, try, penalty) French frigate Commandant Revelr 5 (goal), at Penang.
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      Collins. Tata miss final
      129 15 ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Army Malaya today uamed thrir team for the Malaya Cup rugby final against Perak at Merdeka Stadium on Saturday. Surprise omission Is centre three Ron Collins, who was hurt In a recent match. Another omission from the allconquering team that swept into the
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      101 15 MCC 331-7 dccl. and 116-1 dccl; Combined XI 77 and 57. COMBINED XI 2ND. INNS LAWRY c Sheppard b Larter 4 CONNOR c Dexter b Allen 0 MADDOCKS c Dexter b Illlngworth 8 ALDRIDGE c Sheppard b Barrington 15 BOOTH b Allen 7 O'NEILL b Allen 4 SHEPHIBD lbw
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      PULLAR INCLUDED IN 12 v TASMANIA
      251 15 LAUNCBSTON, Mon.—England stars Ted Dexter, Fred Trueman and David Sheppard step down from MCC's team to play Tasmania at Hobart tomorrow and Wednesday so as rest before the Third Test starts in Sydney on Friday. Colin Cowdrey takes over from Dexter as captain for
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      S'pore chess champ leads
      61 15 PERTH, Mon. Fifteen-year-old Singapore chew champion Tan Llan Ann, with 6U points, 'id I yesterday in the Australian championship here. This followed wins over South Australia's O. Koshnitsky and O. Weber. Weber is now in second place I with 54 points. Tan has won six games,
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      322 15 LAUNCESTON, Monday. LX)LLOWING the example of fast bowlers Freddie 1 Trueman and David Larter in the first innings, off-spinners David Allen and Ray Illingworth carved their way through the Tasmanian Combined XI here today to give the MCC a 313-runs victory. The Combined Xls score
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      PTC shuttle service in swing
      201 15 PTC shuttle service in swing By EPSOM JEEP TPOH, Mon. Slngapore--1 trained horses are definitely coming for the Perak Turf Club January meeting which begins on Sunday. A shuttle service by a small fleet of floats will be bringing by road at least 60 of the 75 Bukit Timah horses
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      Burnley Cup in 2 zones
      130 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Burnley Cup soccer competition for youths undei 19, organised by FAM, will be run in two zones this year on the lines of the Malaya Cup competition. But while th© Malaya Cup competition Is over two rounds, the youth tournament for
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      SHA query answered
      137 15 OINOAPORE. Mon. The Inter- national Hockey Federation J has clarified a point which stumped officials of the Singapore Hockey Association when it was raised by coach Burdett CoutU. Coutts' question was: What should an umpirr do If the ball gets tangled In the goalkeeper's pads while a
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      They have the skill but now need match experience
      416 15  - They have the skill but now need match experience NORMAN SIEBEL YOUTHS END 4-WEEK STINT By ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V —At the Merdeka Stadium this morning 22 youths played soccer with a continental deftness. Play swunr from end to end at a lively pace, yet the players were deliberate and
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      41 15 SOCCER PONGGOL CUP: Sg Bernam v Flemington (Speedy Rd. T. Anson). MUAR KO: Parit Jawa v Jalan Daud (T. Council padang). HOCKEY S'GOR DIV. 1: KUat v PWD (Pantal); YMBA v Club de Recrlo (Cheras Rd); S'gor Police v SEA (Depot).
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    115 16 DOWN COMES THE BARBED WIRE AND OFF GO THE STRIKE PICKETS FO U R phases in Operation Goodwill in the railway strike yesterday: 10.40 a. at: The scene outside the railway administration building in Kuala Lumpur as workmen removed the barbed wire fence
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    Canberra airlift begins— but many protest
    232 16 VALLETTA, Mon. A chartered airliner leaves here today with 57 people for Cairo and Aden the first stage of a massive airlift of stranded passengers from the crippled P and O liner Canberra. Twp other airliners leave later today for Fremantle and Sydney and
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    DEATH
    22 16 MR. ROBERT COONTINC, 6 Onrnry Road. K. I.'imiiur. Axed 91. Paused away peacefully 7.1.63. Funeral took plait' name day Ii p.m.
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    Airline chief on tour
    31 16 SINGAPORE, Mon. The managing director of Alitalia Airline. Dr. Bruno Velani will fly into Singapore on Friday on if business and pleasure tour of the Far. East
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    Lee to open clinic
    26 16 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will declare open the new Queenstown Combined Clinic at 9.45 ajn. on Sunday.
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    Theft from ship at anchor
    64 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. A seaman, John F. Wigley, 37, of the British tanker Hamilton, left his cabin for a few minutes yesterday and his transistor radio and a $400 watch were stolen. Wlsley had left the port-hole of his bathroom onen. A man was seen jumping
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    RAZAK TELLS VISITORS ABOUT RURAL WORK
    94 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Yang di-Pertuan N'egara of Singapore, Inrhe Yusof bin Ishak. and his wife. Puan Noor Aishah. were given an account of rural development projects in the Federation by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. in the national operations room today.
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    159 16 RAWALPINDI, Mon. President Mohamad Ayub Khan put into effect today a new law banning certain politicians from "participating in and associating themselves" with political parties and their political activities. The previous law banned such politicians as former Prime Minister H. 8. Suhrawardy only from being
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    387 16 LONDON, Mon. A further broad advance In equities provider the feature of stock markets today. Business showed a marked increase. The advance In the leaders, however, wa» halted Just before mid-day when profittaking developed. Stocks like ICI, Dunlops, AEI and Turner and Newall and GEC all finally
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    China accused by name for the very first time
    432 16 China accused by name for the very first time MOSCOW, Mon. The Communist Party newspaper Pravda brought the Soviet dispute with Communist China completely into the open today by directly naming the Peking regime for the first time as a backer of "dogmatic, divisive views" within the Communist bloc. Pravda,
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    253 16 MANILA, Mon AN influential Fili- pino -Senator said today the Philippine claim to British North Borneo was wrong because the Macapagal administration failed to first find out the wishes of the territory's people. Senator Lorenzo Sumulong. a member of the Opposition Nacionalista Party and chairman of
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