The Straits Times, 18 January 1963

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    20 1 AVEBAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000/ ''fie***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    AZA: MASK IS OFF
    2124 1  -  ALEX JOSEY A STRAITS TIMES EXCLUSIVE Rebel leader's adviser tells all: 'He's a bum, has no I morals... every night he chases after women...' 'Go and tell the Tengku we can make a deal' HE'S A PAIN IN THE NECK TO THEM NOW- AND TO MANILA,
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    Lock icon Dove's egg diamond
    52 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. A diamond the size of a dove's egg is said to have been found near the /diamond town of Martapura in South Borneo. An Indonesian news agency report said a villager at Tjemuaka found the diamond and sold it for four million rupiahs, officially about
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    Lock icon Bid for better production
    69 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesia will invest US$4O million of Its scarce foreign exchange in imports of industrial equipment, parts, and raw materials to restore its production capacity. First Minister Djuanda Kartawidjaja said today. He said special consideration is being given to rubber plantations, sugar and textile mills,
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    Commissioner to retire
    46 1 LONDON. Thurs Sir Albert Robinson. High Commissioner for the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland here, is to retire in July. Sir Albert, who has held his post since April 1961. is to return to Salisbury. Southern Rhodesia, to resume his business affairs. UJU.
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    The price of peace
    96 1 NEW YORK, Thurs.— The men of Papua ha*»e an easy life now that tribal fighting has been stamped out but the women have to work just as hard as ever, the U.N.s "watchdog" on women's lights observes. The report partly blamed contact with Europeans for the
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    Marshall quits as Workers' Party chairman
    277 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A grim-faced Mr. David Marshall stepped out of the Singapore Airport customs hall this evening and confirmed rumours that he had resigned as chairman of the Workers' Party. Mr. Marshall, who had Just returned from a visit to
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    $lm. DAMAGE IN BUKOM CRASH
    332 1 $lm. DAMAGE IN BUKOM CRASH SINGAPORE, Thursday. A GREEK tanker rammed a Shell Company jetty on Pulau Bukom last night, causing damage estimated at more than $1 million. The tanker, the 13,152-ton N. Georgios, then collided with the Dutch freighter Utrecht, which hit and sank a pilot launch. Three seamen
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    Thugs slay labourer
    57 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A labqurer. Tan Kirn Chuan, 32, was waylaid by four thugs and knifed to death in lonely South Buona Vista Road tonight. He was stabbed twice in the neck and stomach. He broke away and dashed into a coffee shop, but collapsed and died. Police
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 FRENCH MOVE COMMON MART BRI 581 I S France mevw-d tmi end negotiation!* on i'«nt.iin tucl to cnirr the Europran Common Market, h i reach sm.m s^id: "We think Ti arc waiting their till Ill
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    Lock icon King Paul, Queen may visit U.K.
    54 1 LONDON. Thurs. King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece may make a state visit to Britain next Autumn, the Daily Express said today. The paper said if the royal couple do visit Britain, it will be the first State visit by a Greek Monarch
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Adoula offers Mr. Tshombe a political amnesty
      291 2 Adoula offers Mr. Tshombe a political amnesty LE O P O L DVILLE, Thurs.— Mr. Cyrille Adoula, the Congolese Prime Minister, yesterday assured Mr. Moi s c Tshombe of Katanga of a general amnesty for political offences and expressed the hope that Katanga's integration would come without delay. The Concolese
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      Lock icon HOSPITAL TO GET ROYAL PAIR OF EYES
      38 2 HOSPITAL TO GET ROYAL PAIR OF EYES AMMAN, Thurs. King Hussein of Jordan has decided to donate both his eyes to the "Eye Bank" of St. John's Hospital, Jerusalem, when he dies, it was officially announced here. Reuter.
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      Toure visit off
      34 2 CONAKRY. Thurs. President Sekou Toure of Guinea has cancelled a visit to Senegal, due to start on Monday, because of the situation created by the assassination bf Togo President Sylvanus Olympio.
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      Plot trial court dissolved again
      139 2 Plot trial court dissolved again fOLOMBO. Thurs. The special court constituted to try 24 people charged with an attempt to overthrow the Government last January was dissolved yesterday. The action resulted from an objection raised by the Attorney General. Mr. Douglas Jansze that one of the three Judges, Mr. Justice
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      Japan to build super port
      58 2 TOKYO, Thurs. Japan will begin construction this spring of •a vast artificial harbour on Its Pacific coast that will be able to handle the world's largest ships. The port is expected to be completed In 1975 at a cost of about $1,050 million It will
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      Extended Voice'
      43 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Voice of America broadcasts beamed to China, South Asia and Formosa in the Mandarin language will be extended from four and a half to srven and a balf hours daily from Feb. 3, the VS. Information Agency announced yesterday.
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      Minister's visit
      36 2 LONDON, Thurs.— Mr. Laroussl Khalifa, Algerian Minister of Power and Industrialisation, armed in London yesterday on a private visit to Britain. He Is the first Algerian minister to visit Britain since Algeria became independent
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      Lock icon Hags at 21 and myth of 'happy stone-age savages'
      249 2 Hags at 21 and myth of 'happy stone-age savages' PERTH, Thurs, New Guinea women were girls at 12 and withered hags at 21 or 22 through hard work and fear, a native affairs specialist, Mr. D. McCarthy, said yesterday. Mr. McCarthy, of the Australian Department of Territories In New Guinea,
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      Lock icon 'CHINA HAS PUPPET GOVTS ON BORDER'
      133 2 NEW DELHI. Thursday. A LEADING Opposition member of Parliament Mr r» H. V. Kamath. said yesterday that he had received reliable reports that China had set up "emigre" Governments of Siktom and Bhutan "somewhere in Tibet," and they were putting pressure on Burma and
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      Lock icon Proposals to be published
      53 2 COLOMBO, Thurs. Prime Minister Mrs. Slrimavo Bandaranalke said yesterday the proposals of the Colombo conference on the Sino-Indian border dispute ••ill be published on Jan. 30. Mrs. Bandaranaike returned here last week from visits to Peking and New Delhi in an effort to get approval of
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      Culture pact talks
      20 2 LONDON, Thurs Britain and the Soviet Onion yesterday opened negotiations here for a new two-year cultural agreement.
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      Thailand the host
      23 2 BANGKOK. Thurs. Thailand will be host at the 15th Colombo P!an consultative committee meeting In October, the Government announced today.
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      Lock icon Aden merger agreement
      69 2 AL ITTIHAD (Aden Protectorate), Than. Britain and the Federation of- South Arabia today signed a treaty here merging Aden Colony with the Federation. The Federation comprises 11 of the 26 Aden Protectorate states ruled by Arab emirs. The treaty provides for Aden Colony to become a state
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      Lock icon Britain, Saudi Arabia are friends again
      84 2 I ONDON, Thurs.— Britain and Saudi Arabia yesterday buried a six-year-old quarrel. They announced they would resume diplomatic relations, broken off by the Arab kingdom during the 1956 Suez crisis. The British Foreign Office immediately discounted speculation that the decision meant that Britain was
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      Lock icon Karachi set to sign Soviet trade pact
      187 2 LAHORE, Thursday. PAKISTAN, which signed its first trade agreement with China this month, is ready to sign a trade agreement with Russia, Mr. Waheeduzzaman, Pakistan's Commerce Minister, said here yesterday. The Minister told reporters this was an "Imperative necessity" as Pakistan needed to
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      Lock icon 50 HURT IN PAKISTAN STUDENT TROUBLES
      145 2 DACCA, (East Pakistan), Thurs. Student groups were called for a general strike in support of a provincial campaign alleging educational grievances. About 50 people. Including police and students, have been Injured in the last three days. Dacca University has been closed for the past
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon UP GO THE SHARES AS DUNLOPS LET OUT A SECRET
      185 3 UP GO THE SHARES AS DUNLOPS LET OUT A SECRET ONDON, Thurs. Dunlop Rubber company shares jumped in value on the London Stock Market yesterday following news of a new synthetic rubber discovery at their Toronto research laboratories. The synthetic rubber, based on cheap raw materials and claimed to be
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      Lock icon Another 'secret' satellite
      58 3 VANDENBERO AIR FORCE BASE, (California). Thurs. The U.S. Air Force yesterday announced the launching of anottier "secret" satellite possibly of the Discoverer series from this Pacific Missile Range Base. The announcement said only that a satellite employing a Thor-Agena booster combination had been launched. This is the
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      Lock icon Menace of self-service shop—by a lawyer
      94 3 Menace of self-service shop— by a lawyer LONDON, Thurs. The wife of a police chief inspector was fined £2 yesterday for shoplifting in a super market after a lawyer asked that she be shown no special considerations. Mrs. Ethel Duke, 47, pleaded guilty to stealing golds worth £1. 2s. 7»/
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      Lock icon Pope: 'We're always ready to depart'
      113 3 Pope: 'We're always ready to depart' VATICAN CITY. Thurs Pope John XXIII said yesterday that he was "always ready to depart" this earth, but meanwhile he was "still well." The Pope addressed about 1,000 people at a general audience. It was his first reference for some time to the illness
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      Lock icon Chinese snub Nikita
      626 3 LET'S HAVE A TRUCE IN OUR ROW, HE SAYS, BUT PEKING MEN SIT IN STONY SILENCE [EAST BERLIN, Thur». J^jß Khrushchev yesterday suggested a truce in his quarrel with China, but the Chinese greeted the offer with stony silence. Mr. Khrushchev told the East German Communist Party
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      Lock icon U-2 pilot Powers gets a divorce
      120 3 U-2 pilot Powers gets a divorce MILLEDGEUILLE (Georgia), Thurs. Former U-2 spy phot Francis Gary Powers was granted a divorce yesterday from his wife who, he said, was a "habitual drunk." A jury deliberated the case for about one hour. Powers was ordered to make a VS. $5,000 cash settlement
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      Lock icon A PACKAGE DEAL PLAN FOR 'SLY'
      332 3 BRUSSELS, Thurs. 13 The "Six" were last night scrutinising a British package plan on tariffs to be imposed on certain Important Commonwealth exports if Britain Joined the European community. Mr. Edward Heath, Britain's chief negotiator, put the package deal at a 30--tnlnute meeting #tth
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      Lock icon Charles wins ski medal
      47 3 TARASP. (Switzerland), Thurs. Prince Charles yesterday won his first ski medal the Bronze Medal for a test from the Swiss Ski School. The 14-year-old prince is on a ski-learning winter holiday here as guest of Prince Ludwig of Hesse, his father's cousin. Reuter.
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      'Burn or bury the lot' says last request
      219 3 QUICK LOOK ROUND LONDON, Thurs.— A Bournemouth man, Mr. George Maskell, has directed in his will that all his goods. Including books, papers, Jewellery, clothing, furniture and vehicles, should be destroyed "by burning, burying or other suitable means." A spokesman for the
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      Lock icon Robbers seize art
      36 3 CARACAS. (Venezuela): Three masked bandits armed with submachine runs disarmed five ruards and stole about US$5OO,OOO worth of paintings, including works by Van Gogh and Cezanne, from the Caracas Fine Arts Museum. UPI.
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    WIFE TELLS OF BEATING
    434 4 SINGAPORE. Thura. 'My husband's mistress looked on as he hit me with a stick' MADAM YEO MEOW LUNG wept as she I told the Second Criminal District Court j today how her husband punched her and hit her with a stick while his mistress stood by
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    First step in the birth of a new industry
    173 4 First step in the birth of a new industry SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Finance Minister. Dr. Go h Keng Swee, will lay the foundation stone of the million-dollar Federal Chemical Industries factory at Woodlands on Sunday. The factory, which will be producing "Gourmet's Powder" cmonosodium glutamate) by the end of the
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    Health man returns
    73 4 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Singapore. assistant Director of Medical Services (Health). Dr. K. Kanagaratnam, who flew home from an overseas tour today, said the State's medical and public health services compared favourably with those of other Asian and European countries. Dr. Kanagaratnam went on a six-month tour to study
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    PEACE MOVE FAILS TO END STRIKE
    179 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE Singapore Bars, Eating and Coffee Shops A Employees' Union has made an offer to send its wage dispute with Rendezvous Bar and Hotel in Bras Basah Road to arbitration, but it has been turned down by the hotel. Fifteen employees of
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    'A problem,' says the judge
    90 4 'A problem,' says the judge SINGAPORE, Thurs. A young clinic attendant, V. Achutan, who had twice been under probation for theft, was today convicted of robbery by the First Criminal District Court. When the question of sentence arose. Mr. Choor Singh, the Judge, said that it was "quite a problem."
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    Centenary of great Indian reformer
    303 4 Centenary of great Indian reformer SINGAPORE, Thurs. SINGAPORE and the Federation today paid tribute to an Indian spiritual leader, Swami Vivekananda, founder of the world-wide Ramakrishna Mission. Tonight, the Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, speaking at the Swaml's centenary celebrations at the Victoria Theatre, described him as a
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      413 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following la today's ache- j DEPARTURES dule of civil aircraft move- talhay pacific: To Kuala menu at Pay* Lebar airport, Lumpur." Bangkok. Hong Kong. Singapore: Taipeh, Osaka (CX 730) 8 a.m. ARRIVALS Qantas: To Bangkok. Calcutta. Air India: Prom Madraa (AI don Qji 737)
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    Lock icon The Borneo 'threat'—by a Manila official
    468 5 The Borneo 'threat' by a Manila official HONG KONG, Thurs VORTH Borneo will be a danger to the Philippines unless it is completely under Philippine control, Mr. Salipada Pendatun, Deputy Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives, said here today. Mr. Pendatun, who described himself as official spokesman for the
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    Transfer for two
    30 5 klano, Thurs. Mr. T. Balasingam. Assistant State Commissioner for Labour here, has been transferred to Tapah. Be has been succeeded by Mr. Yeong Kok Kee of Seremban.
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    Jaycees' talk
    30 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The newly-elected president of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ec Hoon Siak, will speak at a Jaycees' luncheon In the Rosee DOr on Saturday.
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    OIL ARRIVES FOR SHELL PLANT
    273 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The first cargo of more than 10.000 tons of several grades of basic oils for the new $6 million Shell lubricants plant at Woodlands North arrived in the 18,000-ton Shell tanker San Fernando from the Caribbean yesterday. Immediately The lubricants plant. Shell's third
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    That bank robbery: Man faces three charges
    135 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. k stocky middl e-aged man. N* Yew Teck. was charged on three counts in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today in connection with Monday's robbery at the Overse a-Chinese Banking Corporation branch at ttfe Nanyang University The first charge alleged that he
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    AZAHARI 'MINISTER' SAYS: I'M LOYAL TO SULTAN
    185 5 AZAHARI 'MINISTER' SAYS: I'M LOYAL TO SULTAN PUALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs. A man, who was named as Minister of Health and Social Welfare in the Azahari-led "North Kalimantan Revolutionary Government," has explained why he declined the offer. "I did not wajit to associate myself with a small section of Brunei
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    MAN or WOMAN bookie, fine is the same...
    145 5 MAN or WOMAN bookie, fine is the same... SINGAPORE. Thurs. Bookmaklng was rife in this country and it did not matter whether a man or woman was involved, the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chonp Jin, said yesterday. He confirmed a lower court's sentence of a fine of 55.000 on
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    Nagged: So he attacked wife
    59 5 MALACCA, Thurs.— A. salesman. Scow Teck Al alias Ah Teck. 28. said in the magistrate's court here today that he became angry and assaulted his wife as she nagged him everyday. Scow pleaded guilty to causing hurt u> his wife. Haw Ah Suan. with a
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    24,531 fowls treated
    33 5 PENANO Thurs. Travelling dispensary vans of the Veterinary Department carried out 24.531 vaccinations and capon isations of fowls in Penang last month. The vans visited altogether 141 villages and estates.
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      289 5 Listen! Hear the sound track of "Ring-A-Ding Rhythm", now available under the title of "IT'S TRAD DAD!" on Columbia mono No. 335X1412. T mono rnO»t TMt CCH.JMBK PtCToRf IDE ONE: SIDE TWO 1 TAVERN IN THE TOWN f SPACESHIP (Term LighUoot's New Orleans (Gene Vincent) Jazzmen) 2 LONELY CITY O
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    Razak: Up to Brunei Ruler to decide
    375 6 Razak: Up to Brunei Ruler to decide 'I hope you join us' PORT DICKSON, Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak today told 388 Brunei recruits that the Sultan had absolute power to direct the future of Brunei whether it wished to be independent within or outside Malaysia. He added "I hope your
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    Gift for quads
    26 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Straits Times today received $11 from an anonymous reader for the five-year-old Singapore Kasban quadruplet?, bringing their fund to $213.
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    Forged $50 notes again
    73 6 MALACCA. Thurs.— Forged $50-notes are In circulation again, the O.C.P.D. Malacca (Central) Mr. E. A. Fernandez DSP. said today. He said that recently a local tobacco firm handed to the police a forged $50 note, which they had received during their daily collections. It was later
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    SQUADRON OF TWO WARS GETS BANNER
    117 6 SQUADRON OF TWO WARS GETS BANNER SINGAPORE. Thurs. RAPs 48 Squadron today received their Squadron Standard a fringed and tasselled silken banner In a brief ceremony at Changr. The standard was handed over by Air Chief Marshal Sir Walter Merton, who represented Queen Elizabeth. It was blessed by RAF's Chapialn-in-Chief,
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    Farewell party for envoy
    47 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Leading Chinese importers of New Zealand products here, will give a farewell dinner to the New Zealand Trade Commissioner. Mr. H. W. Shepherd, at the Southern Hotel tomorrow. Mr. Shepherd returns home next week to take up a new i appointment.
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    Boys give blood
    18 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Twenty boys from Gimson School today gave blood to the Blood Transfusion Centre.
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    Tory: Take a leaf from our book of science
    241 6 Tory: Take a leaf from our book of science KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The British High Commissioner here, Sir Geoffrey Tory, said today that it was important for developing countries to. profit from the experience of industrialised nations in training scientists. He was speaking at the handing-over ceremony of $108,000 worth
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    The enemy is taught lesson in chivalry
    955 7 CAPTURE OFF PULAU AUR— PULAU AUR. that pleasant little island fifteen miles off-shore from Mersing, was far better known than Singapore in 1804. It was a regular stopping point for ships eastward and westward bound between India and China. There was good water
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    The killer whose mind was stolen
    1220 7 The killer whose mind was stolen DANISH COURT ACCEPTS EVIDENCE OF TRANCE ON March 29, 1951, the young Dane, Palle Hardrup, murdered two men during an abortive attempt to rob a Copenhagen suburban bank. In June 19."i4, a jury found him guilty of these murders ;is well as others crimes.
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    IMPORTERS SAY MEAT WILL BE DEARER
    757 8  -  R. CHANDRAN Protests over new Singapore regulations 'Exporters will not comply with the rules, I am sure of this' importer by SINGAPORE, Thursday A STORM is brewing in Singapore over new regulations governing the import of meat, meat products and poultry. The new rules
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    A BLOOD CHECK OF ALL BABIES 'IMPRACTICAL'
    91 8 SINOAPORE, Thurs.—ldentification of the blood groups of all babies in Singapore is "impractical" at this stage, a spokesman of the Blood Transfusion Unit at General Hospital said today. But he declined to elaborate on this reply to a suggestion by a Straits Times
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    Crime wave hits capital's 'expat estate'
    271 8 Crime wave hits capital's 'expat estate' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Residents of Ukay Heights, at the 4i mile Klang Gates road here, are alarmed over the rash of burglaries in the area over the last three weeks. Most residents are European businessmen and members of diplomatic missions. They have complained to
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    Police arrest four 'active gang' men
    63 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— Police today arrested four young men at Pan tat Valley. They were going In a car towards Klang when the police stopped them. Twjj daggers and a revolver were found In the car. Police Identified all four as members of ar
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    Sultan's son is promoted
    41 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Second Lieutenant Tengku Ibrahim, second son o! the Sultan of Pahang. has been p'.vmoted Lieutenant, It was gasetted today. His new ranjc In the Royal Malay Regiment is effective from Dec. 26 last year.
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    False citizens
    23 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Another 327 people have been deprived of their Federation citizenship because of false representations, it was gazetted today.
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    Acting commander
    32 8 SUNOEI PATANL Thurs. Major L.E. Pottinger is commanding the Training Depot of the Brigade of Gurkhas here in the absence of Colonel M.H. Pockson who is on operations in Brunei.
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    'IT'S OBVIOUS—HE'S A MAN AND I AM A WOMAN'
    329 8 'IT'S OBVIOUS— HE'S A MAN AND I AM A WOMAN' PENANG. Thursday AHOtfSEWIFE, Goh Tang Tee, 22, today testified that when she rejected an estate watchman's advances he accused her of stealing scrap rubber. To Inspector Loh Kuen Chow, prosecuting, who asked why the Jaga had followed her, Goh replied:
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    A palace appointment
    42 8 Xl ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Sultan of Selanror is looking for a private secretary to succeed Dato Ahmad bin Ma h mood who retired last month. The post carries a starting salary of MM rising to 5768 a month.
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    Panoramic airport office is completed
    187 9 Panoramic airport office is completed SINGAPORE. Thurs. Work on the $41,000 apron control office and waving gallery for the new $3 million passenger terminal building at Paya Lebar Airport has been completed. Housed in a rectangularshaped structure between the airport fire station and the operations block, they will come Into
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    Advice to women
    61 9 Advice to women MALACCA. Thurs. The Malacca Chief Police Officer. Inche Mohamed Pilus bin Yusoh, today advised women celebrating the Chinese New Year not to wear expensive jewellery when going out. He also advised the public ;to beware of pickpockets In > crowded places To motorists. Inche Pilus said, cut
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    CANADIAN FILMS TO BE SOLD IN MALAYA
    149 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mr. Walter G. Lee. Asian representative of the National Film Boar of Canada, said yesterday that there would be outright sales f<y the first time of Canadian documentary films in Malaya, Singapore and tbe Borneo territories through a newly appointed agent.
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    Body found in river
    39 9 TELL'K ANSON. Than. The police recovered the body ol Leonß Chin Yin 29. from the Perak River off the Bth mile. Teluk Anson— Bagan Datoh Road yesterday. Leong failed to return home on Saturday night.
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    Fire station opens
    24 9 IPOH, Thurs.— Sungoi Slput'n 540.000 fire station was officially opened today by the Mentri Besar oi Perak. Dam Sha'arl bin Shatiee
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    Teacher-trainee appeals for return of a bag
    156 9 TELUK ANSON. Thurs.— Mr. Ronnie Koh Kirn Beng 1 lost his leather bag while on his way in a lorry from here to enrol at the Malayan Teachers 1 College In Penang on Tuesday He missed the bag which xas kept at the
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    Floods hit Brunei rebellion areas
    309 9 Floods hit Brunei rebellion areas From GEOFFREY GELDARD: KUCHING. Thursday FLOODS have now added to the distress in the rebel areas of Brunei Heavy rain has fallen continuously in the state since last Saturday. Flooding has badly hit the Temburong district the worst rebel area— where about 200 people in
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    Nine to tour India
    29 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A nine-man Malayan cultural delegation left by air today for a month tour of India at the Invitation of the Indian Government.
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    Obscene: Fined $200
    25 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Abookstall owner. Abdul Kareem. was loda.v j lined $290 for being in possession ot 130 in Orchard road this morning.
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      242 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Dying out oj self-righteous 1. A minister gets about two clique (8). thousand, and that's most pro- 7. Road most unsettling for < per (8). cleaners (8). 5. Not often made by models 8. It makes lying easier (8). (6>. 13. Leading member of the
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      READY SOON: LUXURY HOTEL SINGAPURA
      430 10  - READY SOON: LUXURY HOTEL SINGAPURA GEOFFREY BOLAND Share participation offer to Malayans By SINGAPORE'S new super luxury hotel Hotel Singapura Intercontinental is expected to be ready for business in July and shortly afterwards the Malayan public will be given an opportunity of investing in another publicequity company. At present the
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      CPAL BID TO INCREASE AIR TRAFFIC
      120 10 CPAL BID TO INCREASE AIR TRAFFIC rE Cmadlan Pacific Air. Lines Ltd. is now carrying out plans for increasing the volume of air traffic between Canada and countries in the Far East including Singapore and the Federation. This was stated in Singapore by the line's South-East Asian regional manager, Mr.
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      Fast freighter due tomorrow
      71 10 Ihe Neder Rljn, said to be the fatest freighter in the Dutch merchant navy, is, expected in Singapore tomorrow evening from Europe. With a service speed of 20 lenou, the ship will cut down the Journey from Amsterdam to Singapore to 19 days. it b expected
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      Trade mark Violation: Warning by Ronson
      212 10 Trade mark Violation: Warning by Ronson TH E internationallyknown cigarette lighter company, Ronson Products Ltd., London, warn importers, wholesalers and retailers in Malaya and the Borneo territories against dealing In lighters that infringe the Ronson patents. Mr. Kenyon Jones, chairman and managing director of the company, in a statement issued
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      Lock icon Advertising association 1963 plans
      154 10 Association of Acx credited Advertising Agents of Malaya will in the New Year continue to work for the improvement of general advertising standards throughout Malaysia. This was stated by Mr. K.M. Palmer, of Marklln Advertising, who was appointed president for a fourth term at the annual
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      New concrete roof tile plant starts in K.L.
      121 10 A BOVE U an inside view of J\ Concrete Industries' new concrete roof tile factory at Jlnjang, Kuala Lumpur, which will be officially opened today. The $300,000 factory, the second to be set up by the company in Kuala Lumpur and the
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      Gammon now make pre-stressed beams at Tasek factory
      342 10  - Gammon now make pre-stressed beams at Tasek factory HENRY PAUL By fHE second factory in the Tasek. industrial estate in Ipoh, completed at a cost of $500,000, went into production last week. It belongs to Gammon (Malaya), 1959 Ltd., and is now turning out pre-stressed beams. Other products that the
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      Watch firm marks Bth year of business
      195 10 Watch firm marks Bth year of business TtKE Nanyang Watch Co. Ltd, Singapore, has completed preparations to cope with business which is expected to grow considerably after the formation of Malaysia In August this year. The company has completely renovated and airconditioned Its premises at North Bridge Road. Mr. Peter
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      Retirement
      29 10 Mr- Edward P. Curtis, Eastman Kodak vice-president and a noted aviation authority, has retired from the company, but will remain on the board. He Joined Kodak In 1930.
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      Car forecast
      75 10 The Commerce Department said in Washington that U.S. manufacturers were expected to produce seven million motor cars In 1963 compared with 6.9 million In 196 J. This would give the industry two outstanding production years in succession for the first time in more than a decaae. The department
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    A STAR MEETS THE KING
    53 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The star dancer of the Japanese To h o troupe, Miss Noriko Shigeyama, being presented to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at the Pavilion Theatre here last night. Tonight is their last performance. On the King's right is the leader of the troupe,
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    Just 'two sticky points' left in way of merger
    359 11  -  TAN TOCK SAIK by 1 Kuala Lumpur, Thursday THE Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said here today that only "two sticky points" involving finance remain to be solved for the Singa-pore-F c d c r a tion merger. Officials
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    M-TALKS FOR A FINAL REPORT
    213 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. rpHE Malaysia Inter-Governmental Committee of 1 officials from Malaya, Britain, Sarawak and North Borneo began their work here today to collate the final report on decisions and recommendations made earlier Altogether, 17 officials seven from Malaya, four from Britain and three each
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    $200 allowance for the rest of his life
    73 11 PENANG. Thurs- The Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce has decided to give Its retiring secretary, j Mr. Lee Boon Jin. a monthly allowance of $200 for t'.ie rest of his life. In addition, the chamber also agreed at a committee meeting yesterday
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    Luncheon talk by Minister
    65 11 SINGAPORE Thur*. The Minister lor Culture. Mr. S. Ra.iaratnam. will speak lo the Singapore Tourist Association in Ins capaiitv a.s honorary president of the body at a luncheon at the Imperial Kc.tiaurum at 12.40 p.m. on Jan. 22. Also present at the function will be the
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    A new car for State VIPs
    53 11 ALOR STAR. Thurs. Tae Kedah Government has bought a new car for the use of State YIPs visiting the Federal capital on official duties. The new car. a Mercedes Benz. costing $12,000. will be based a; the Kedah Istuna the Siete Govevni"em oftlctal boose
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    Priest robbed
    34 11 PENANG. Thurs. Burglars broke into the office of the Assumption Cathedral yesterday afternoon and stole a camera and lour tins o: cigarettes belonging to the Rev. Father P Decroix. the parish priest
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    Lawyers: Undercutting ban
    307 11 I SINGAPORE. Thur*. MEMBERS ot the Singapore Bar have passed a resolution under which a I member will be considered guilty of unprofessional conduct and be subject to disciplinary action if he accepts a fee in conveyan- j cinq which is below the scale laid down by
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    Warning to taxpayers
    59 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —A Government statement to-* day asked all tax-payers who have changed their addresses to inform the Comptroller of Income Tax of such change as soon as possible. The statement added that any communication sent by registered post to the last known address of a person
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    Sarawak police warn of forgery racket
    169 11 Sarawak police warn of forgery racket KUCHING, Thurs. Police have warned against a gang ot connaence tricksters who have been operating in the Sarawak Third Division. The tricksters are known to have duped at least seven people In four I months. They ted their victim that they will sell him
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    Haji ship places still available
    52 11 PENANG. Thurs. Places for intending pilgrims to Mecca are still available in the pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur. Haji AH Roust". the .Pilgrimage Control Officer.! said^here today. Prospective pilgrims, who have not registered their names with their respective District Officers should do so before the end
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    26 12 *'*nb S/# (MifUmmm) FAMILY of tbe late airs. Tan Taag Kiat thanks relatives and friends for their contributions, wreaths and attendances during their recent bereave-
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    211 12 M IVenU SlO Minimum > REWARD FOR INFORMATION leading to locating Morris Mini Cooper fi'.t.iO. i'rnang P.O. Box 157. THE MELITTA coffee maker makes ri> UeaatM tillered coffee quickly. In ..i tractive paatel earthenware It's •ntorative too: FREE: Lemon Squeezer with every 4 pkta Daybreak Kre*h Frozen Oysters i
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    29 12 W I—4* S2.i'i f.Ki«.> YOUTH FOR CHRIST .Sinxspiratioa. toniKht lSlh January. 7.30 p.m. Vtctorf» Memorial Hnll. fiaturtns T.F.C. ■•••■I. choir, spakrr Ur G. D. Jama*. All wtfromr.
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  • The StraitsTimes
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      Cutting The Causeway
      661 12 The Federation's virtual ban on the importation of hatchrble eggs and day-old chicks from Singapore, and thr licence requirement for eggs and birds for the table, have finally precipitated an oldfashioned row. We are back to the days when irate British governors played tricks with pork and
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      The Low-Down
      366 12 Mr. Nicasio Osmena is a very remarkable and exceedingly talkative man. Not I everything he says is true. Fai from it But not all he says is fantasy, no matter how fantastic Mr. Osmena may sound. The story we print today of the interview Mr. Alex Josey had
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      Enter E.P.T.
      233 12 The synthetic rubber industry has an impressive research establishment and a new ethylene propylene rubber (called E.P.T.) is its latest discovery. The industry also has a highly efficient publicity department 1 as the busy campaign to woo I customers and discomfit com- petitors even before the stuil lias
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    New Red drive —trade and aid
    334 12  -  KRISHNA MOORTHY from NEW DELHI, Thurs.— Apart from the Himalayan border dispute In which the Chinese exercise of military strength gave her a triumphant stance before the non-aligned countries in Asia. China has been successful in trying to isolate India from her immediate neighbours
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    ROUGH RIDE AHEAD FOR THE KENNEDY WHIZ-KIDS
    864 12  - ROUGH RIDE AHEAD FOR THE KENNEDY WHIZ-KIDS GODFREY HODGSON THE BIG ROW SHAPING UP AT INQUEST ON .a^BMHM THE DEATH OF SKYBOLT... by m M E RICA'S strategic po- J^-licy will be cha llenged this month. Before the end of January the Secretary of Defence. Mr. Robert McNamara, will be
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  • LETTERS to the Editor
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      Teachers' discontent
      169 12 g AM sick of hearing com--1 plaints fr6m teachers about the East Coast. Is the food there expensive or Is there no suitable lodging? They should specifically state their discontent. I am a Kelantanese sent to serve at an isolated Malay school in Selangor. I am quite content
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      No barriers
      181 12 MRS. Shlrin Fozdar has unwittingly displayed a show of feminine ignorance in her letter on women's rights. I can only hope that our masculine friends have enjoyed the amusement provided by Mrs. Fozdar when she said: "The women in this country must be given every opportunity to enter
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      Cracker law
      65 12 A LTHOUGH cracker firing i\ during the Chinese New Year and Chap Goh Meh is confined by law to certain periods only. Chinese parents generally do not stop their children from indulging In this detestable loptn of amusement. The police should take action against any offender. They have
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      An eye-sore
      66 12 KALLANG Airport Estate Is fast developing into a satellite town. But the main road Is an eye-sore with roughly built huts an stalls on one side of the road. The drain is a breeding place for mosquitoes. The stalls are an obstruction to traffic. This also applies to
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      Taking the initiative
      297 12 MALAYAN students in Melbourne have followed with great interest the story of Miss Wong Kam Thye. We were overjoyed when we read in the Melbourne Sun that a Melbourne lady's generosity has made it possible for Miss Wong to come to the Alfred Hospital for treatment. I
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      Bus wait
      59 12 TIE bus service from Jalan Eunos to Oeylang and Changi is very inadequate. It Is not uncommon to wait for thirty to fortynve minutes in the evening because so many people are travelling. As Kampong Melayu is now fast becoming a densely populated area, cannot the company put
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      Leg show
      58 12 gITTINO opposite me In a bus was a girl in a high-slit cheongsam. The greater part of her thigh was exposed for all to see. In all decency I appeal to girls In buses to practice some discretion in the matter of dress and not have male eyes
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    Egg war: Mr. Lee blames the minor, officials
    247 13 BAR ON IMPORTS SILLY AT THIS TIME 9 I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs— The Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today expressed regret that while Singapore and Malayan political thinking had advanced to panMalaysian terms, "minor administrative officials still think in terms of
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    Railmen's leader
    398 13  -  YAP CHIN KWEE apologises to Sultan of LSelangor By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The president of the 14,000--strong Railwaymen's Union of Malaya, Mr. Donald U'ren, today publicly apologised to the Sultan of Selangor for an incident during the 23-day strike. One morning wnile 300 strikers were booing officials and
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    Mess murals by Deanne (16)
    104 13 DEANNE BLACKABY, 16--year-old daughter of an Australian Army NCO. has a big job on her hands painting murals for the RAF officers' mess at Seletar. She was recommended for it by Mr. G. Craig. her art master at Alexandra Secondary Modern School. The RAF officers
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    'Unfortunate' says Chamber chief
    133 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. ■c*HE secretary of the Associated Chinese Chambers 1 of Commerce Mr. Henry Wong, today called on both the Federation and Singapore Governments to work out "a mutual arrangement" to overcome restrictions imposed by either side on imports and exports of livestock, livestock products,
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    Sultan opens art show
    54 13 ,;UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The I s, lit. in oi Selanuor opened an art exhibition on the theme. "'Mother and Her Child" at the teaching centre of the new Maternity Hospital here this evening He later boutshl a prize oil paintinc by Mr. Phoon Poh Hoong of
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    Gold chain snatch
    23 13 SINGAPORE Thurs— A cyclist snatched a gold chain worth SI 10 from Mrs. De Sou/a, of Owen j Roitd. vestcrday.
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    Appeal over loss of citizenship
    104 13 MALACCA, Thurs. Looi Kirn Lee. alias Lvi Kong Lvi, 26, a shopkeeper at Bemabok here, w.o was deprived of his citizenship and ordered to leave the country by Jan. 22, has petitioned the Minister oi the Interior for revocation of these two orders. Looi has
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    Fined $100—by instalments
    44 13 Fined $100— by instalments KUANTAK. Thurs. A waitress fined $100 here today for theft, was allowed to pay $40, which she said she had and the rest by Monday. Hallmah blnte Omar. 25, pleaded guilty to stealing five bracelets from a farmer. Wee Ngah.
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    Dismissal hearing
    42 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The dispute between the Singapore Bank Employees' Union and the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation relating to the dismissal of a clerk, Terence Rodrigues, will be heard before the Industrial Arbitration Court at 8.30 ajn. on Jan. 28.
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    Thanat in today with 16 for golf and talks
    192 13 Thanat in today with 16 for golf and talks KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, will arrive here tomorrow with a team of 16 golfers for a match against a Malayan team led by Tengku Abdul Rahman. Although most of the weekend will be spent on the
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    COURT ORDERS MAN IN U.K. TO RETURN
    214 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Sessions Court president, Mr. Chan Slew Yoon, today ordered that a complainant in a corruption case, who is now in England receiving treatment, to return before Feb. 7 for the trial. Hs Is Mr. V. E. Chap- man of
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    Off to Saigon
    33 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. j Inche Ahmad Zalnal Abidln bin' Mohammad Yusof, 38, Malaya's first Charge d'Affalres to South Vietnam, left by air for Saigon today to take up his post.
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    ADVICE TO BOSSES ON DEVELOPING ABILITY
    245 13 SINGAPORE, Thursday. J^ UNITED NATIONS management consultant, Mr. Joseph Mark, today gave bosses here some pointers on how to develop latent abilities in their employees for the benefit of their organisations. His advice to Rotarians (West) at their weekly lunch meeting: NOW and then,
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    $500,000 opium: Two are fined
    109 13 $500,000 opium: Two are fined TOHORE BA H R U Thurs.— Two Singapore seamen were convicted in the Sessions Court here today of illegally importing into the Federation about $500,000 worth of raw opium in a fishing boat. Ong Kuk Choy. 31, owner of the boat, and Ho Yoke Chuan,
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    Decrees nisi for 2 wives
    79 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs— Two young women who sued their husbands for divorce on the grounds of desertion were granted decrees nisi by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in ths High Court today. They were Goh Peck Gin. wife of Teo Tai Yong, a pets and tropical
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    School registration
    36 13 IPOH, Thurs. Boys and girls who failed the Standard Six promotion examination have until Wednesday to register In Perak secondary continuation schools. Of the 26.000 who took the examinations in November about 16.000 failed.
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    Stolen—two cars
    13 13 Sto len two cars SINGAPORE. Thurs— Two mor« cars were stolen here yesterday.
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      Queen to open Malaya's first
      465 14  -  TONY HERMON $SM. HOSPITAL WITH 220 BEDS WILL BE ONE OF ASIA'S BEST By MALAYA'S first and one of South-East Asia's most modern general maternity hospitals, costing $5 million, in Kuala Lumpur, will not only serve as a reference hospital for the entire State of
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      Rural health drive cuts deaths
      263 14 Rural health drive cuts deaths WITH the big drive for improved maternity and rural health throughout the country, the maternal and infant mortality rates is now continually declining. The maternal mortality rate which was seven per thousand in 1953 has now fallen to two per thousand by last year. So
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      Pocket receivers for the doctors
      434 15 Pocket receivers for the doctors By SPECIAL WRITER LOCATING a doctor in a large hospital like Kuala Lumpur's new maternity hospital during an emergency could be cr y exasperating, especially when it is known the doctor is somewhere in the building. But this will not occur at the new hospital
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      OXYGEN—IT'S EVEN AVAILABLE AT BEDSIDE
      351 15 OXYGEN— IT'S EVEN AVAILABLE AT BEDSIDE nrHILE oxygen cylinders are still seen in hos- pitals, more and more progressive hospitals like the new Maternity Hospital in Kuala Lumpur are having oxygen laid on through pipelines from a central bank of cylinders carrying the gas to the patient's bedside and to
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      Delivery: 10,000 babies a year
      177 15 Delivery: 10,000 babies a year I^UALA Lumpur's new, maternity hospital will be able to handle more than 10.000 babies a year. From 1953 onwards, records show that there has been a steady rise in the number of deliveries at the old maternity wing of the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital. The
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      LIFTS WITH 'ELECTRIC EYES AND BRAINS'
      194 15 LIFTS WITH 'ELECTRIC EYES AND BRAINS' I IFTB which have "electric eyes and brains" the first of their kind in Malaya have been Installed at Kuala Lumpur's, new Maternity Hospital. These double access bed lifts, as they are called, are some of the 10 lifts which serve the hospital. They
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      No cooking odours for patients
      73 17 KITCHEN ON TOP FLOOR TO CATER FOR THE ENTIRE DIETS OF 220 PEOPLE The up-to-date kitchen of Kuala Lumpur's new Maternity Hospital, though small looking will be able to cater for the entire diets of the 220 patients. All equipment is electrically operated. The kitchen
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      Modern techniques to sterilise equipment
      409 17 fTHE Central Sterilisa- tion Supply Department at this new hospital brings to the forefront the most modern techniques of supplying pre-sterilis-ed articles to all units at the hospital. The advantages of having a centralised sterilising department is that expensive equipment is not duplicated at various
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      A quick look round new hospital
      130 18 ABOVE: Bays of the third class ante natal ward. Attached to the side of the dividers are the indicator lamps to show which patient has used the patient-nurse call system. ABOVE RIGHT: The isolation section of the baby unit. The cots are placed within
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      125 15 CONGRATULATIONS on the Opening of THE NEW MATERNITY HOSPITAL KUALA LUMPUR. from DOBB CO. (MALAYA) who executed all the Mosaic, Glazed Wall Tiling, Parquet and Anti -Static Terrazzo Floors. P.O. Box 14, Winchester House, Tel. No. 2826 Collyer Quay, ***** Spore 1. ***** WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL D 0...
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      172 15 "CLAYTON" STEAM GENERATORS Emml Kf n f S 9 iW^^lS'' > O BL as* Sim mW- m. I rte^|| Kjjjp CROMPTON BELLING TWYFORDS SANITARYWARE "CLA YTON" Photograph depicts three of the four 75 h.p. CLAYTON boilers supplied by us and installed at the New Maternity Hospital to provide steam for
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      112 16 V The very existence of Nestle is due to infants. Of the 70 million babies born each year, vast numbers of them are, for one reason or another, denied the nutrition— and security-of mother's milk at the start of their young lives. So much, then, must depend on the food
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      194 17 I Tanalised' Timber has been used since 1928 for protection against rot, fungus and white ants. 'Tanalised' Timber is timber vacuum-pressure treated to give lasting protection. Today, as it always has been, the answer to using structural timber in the construction of the Kuala Lumpur Maternity Hospital is 'Tanalised' Timber.
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      192 17 MATERNITY HOSPITAL j| ft In I^LB air conditioned WORTHINGTON r».«. Supplied ond installed by B J The JARDINE WAUGH Organisation y lHf I The Federation of Malaya, Singapore, J. l M. Borneo, Brunei Sarawak. Congratulations to: THE FEDERATION GOVERNMENT on the occasion of the opening of New MATERNITY HOSPITAL KUALA
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      82 18 MALAYAN OXYGEN LTD. ,i, LABOUR WARD OPERATING THEATRE —El (HnrEIEKHI t su PPle d ant^ installed fl MWOR MEDICAL GAS PIPE PREMATURE BABY WARD WARD rHHn LINE FOR OXYGEN, NITROUS 1 OXIDE AND SUCTION IN THE NEW ffi'lilllJiiill MATERNITY HOSPITAL IN IH^f I™^l|| KUALA LUMPUR, THE FIRST I'lPg Bjsfi r-^f|
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      1462 19 EXPRESS SERVICE TO IQNION. LinRPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'pori P. Sham Ptnang lENATTOW L'pill, G'ffltti, A'wp.Rott.M'on II PVJai 10 JM 20/31 BENAVON (H)1 H'lurg, L 111, hnrt G. I Jan 23 JM 24/21 JM 20/1 OENLOMOND (E.Lp.) L'ptll. Hull. Hamburg Ju 20/30 IM 30/ 3 Fel s OENLOTAI (E.LJ L'ln.
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    HEW HIGHS FOR SELECTED EQUITIES: TINS QUIET
    703 20 From Our Market Correspondent pONCENTRATION on a V,' few industrial counters by operators on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday pushed prices in some cases to new high levels. This was specifically so in the case of Containers taken from $1.74 to $1.77 probably
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    23 20 Malayan Stock Indices Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Industrials: 102.44 102.9S Tins: 105.77 105.68 S rubbers: 100.19 100.19 Dec.' 29, 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    648 20 fOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of the shares traded in brackets liiiliMiHlii •otMtoad 41,000) $I.M; Dunlop (f.OOO) $2.55. $2.54 SL, (2.000) $2.54, (1.000) $2.53; last Smsltars (1.000) J2.70, (S.O00) $2.71. (2.000) $2.75. (2.000)
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    Straits tin price gains: Rubber mart is idle
    397 20 rIE Straits tin price ye $426.87 i, the highest 1 In London on Wednesday trading interest In tin was again quite lively with prices still showing a hardening tendency. The fact that the butler pool last Monday was still a buyer of
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    CLOSING PRICES
    21 20 January, 17. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 791 cents (unchanged). TIN: $426.87} (up 87} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (unchanged).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    134 20 M MELBOURNE, Thur.s OST leaders again eased buck in quiet trading. Otherwise the market was varl-'vsf able with some &harp rises in second rank stocksSaxgood Gardiner gained a further 2s. to 30s. following reports of a second takeover offer. Philip Morris rose 6d. to 31s. 9d Petroleum Invrstromts
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    RUBBER PRICES
    237 20 pCBRUARV first grade rubber buyer* 1 f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Bingapor« and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at T'.ij I cents per Ib. unchanged. The tone waa quiet. S.C.C.R.A. and F. M.R.I, closing pncea la cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.c.b. buyers 78! sellers
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    195 20 SHIPS lying alongside the Slngapere Harbour wharves er expeated today are: BenaMer 44. Fedlli N.W. 4, Mum Lloyd lii/11, Turanlot 4/5, Sudan 46, Mlryu M.iri 40/11. Malay 15/16. Empire Klttiwakr 21/22. Moonie It, Krankfurt 3K/39. KenwtaU 33/34. Krmhill 2^/24, Asahl Maru I Static of Kuch 13 14,
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    150 20 {OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Jan. 17. Three months. Dunlops 14 cts. S. Darby 4*d. r. It. 16 els. C. Storage 4id. (Summons 11 eta. 8. Traction 1/3 J. Wauch 16 cts. Shell 14 eta. M. Brew 25 CU. Steamship n eta M. Cement IS cts. 8. Times 22 cts Containers
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    95 20 /~<NINKtK Product Cxehange, ttngay pert neen prices per picul yesterday: Cecenut Oil: bulk 144 i sellera. drum Six (teller*. Copra: Jan/Keb. U.K. Continent JL'IJ buyers. Ptpper: Muntokwhite Sl37| sellera. Sarawak white 5135 sellers, snecwlW Sarawak black $100 sellera. garblesp LuiiiponK black »9i sellers. ABTA JIOS sellers. Singapore Cecenut
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    88 20 THC Malayan tiding. Banki' Amelation nutda tbeoe changes In Ita rate* to merchants yeaurday (all rate* to $100): Canada) buying TT 35|. airmail OD 331. 90 d/st 38i credit bills. 36 3/16 trade bills. tolling TT tr OD ready: Canada 35 3/16: Belgian Franet *****: Italian Lire *****.
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      115 20 TUNG HAI NAVIGATION CO., LTD. my. "TUNG HAI", eta 22-1-1963 from Keelung. Loading and ctd 24-1-1963 for Hongkong, Kaohsiung. Agents: LAM TONG, LTD., Shipping Dept., 43, Hongkong Street, Singapore -1 Tel: ***** *****. Passengers Cargo Service, STRAITS/NAGAPATTINAM/MADRAS. Spore P. S'hom Penong TSS. "STATE OF MADRAS" Voy. 119 18/22 Jan 23
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      794 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA CHAIR OF ZOOLOGY Applications are invited for appointment to the Chair of Zoology in the Department of Zoology of the University of Malaya. The vacancy will occur when the present holder retires In early 1963. Candidates offering themselves for the Chair of Zoology .should nave
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      775 21 NOTICES NOTICE IT IS HEREBY notified that all roads on Kerilla Estate, Temangan, Kelantan. will be closed to public usage from 6.00 am. on Ist February to 6.00 a.m. on 2nd February 1963 By Order of the General Manager, Duff Development Co., Ltd., Temangan, Kelantan. IN THE ESTATE OF *****997
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      2789 21 l^M mK] (Continued from Page IZ) I SITUATIONS VACANT t Word* SS (Mim.}—B*m $9 et*. txtrm INGLISH FAMILY REQUIRE Young Amah for cooking and general duties. No washing. Reference* essential. Phone Singapore *****. WANTED CAPABLE MAN To take Independent charge of Electrical Offlca Work Supervision and Estimates. Apply Box A
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      1075 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE r> Word* U (mm.) 3ox St ett. extra ItS7 COLIATH, Excellent condition. Insured till July. 40 mllea par gallon 1900/- or n.o. Ring (Spore) *****. 1955 FORO PREFECT Good condition tyres new $1,400/- 0.n.0. Been 55 Blma Avenue. B'pore (inside Sawmill). J7SO/- ONLY I Choice of 1951
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      845 21 FOR SALE t$ Word* SS (Ui*.)—Bux 30 et*. mxtrm 1 FOR FIRtTCLASS TAILORING at competitive puce* Winter A Troncal > iuIU. dinner suits. shirts, military l< uniforms, riding hreeohes ladles cos- 2 tumes dressea knitting wools Jiwi Bateks. please risit always Nath Tailors 4/10 T&nclln Rd., Singaporelarge aeleellens. firstclast workman-
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      234 21 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) Words .Si (Mi*.)— Box in rli. witm STRAND HOTEL OntnU mottlr lreondltionrd rooms modem convm meet Bar/Rra<atiram P&oo* B'por* WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) 11 H,.,rf, >.; I M,n.t—Box SO ett. txlrm JOHORE HOTEL J.B. Bagtl ont-se Food Alrconumuntd Room* 'hone 2:t»5/6. NEW STRAITS VIEW Hotel J.B.
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      Film Goer II shows fine turn of speed
      176 22  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by IPOH. Thursday. piLM GOER 11, with apprentice Nawari Ali up, showed a smart turn of speed here this morning, running 3f in 37 4/5 on a fast track. Sathi also showed good form. Sprinting from the half-mile post,
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      Ceylonese get bye
      78 22 CINOAPORE. Thars.— Ceylonese, *J the League hockey champions, have drawn a bye in the SHA League and Cup competition which begins on Saturday. The SHA tournament committee announced today that no postponements will be allowed for this competition, which is expected to end by the middle of
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      Malaya to back move by India
      231 22 Malaya to back move by India ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaya will support a proposal by India to divide the Eastern zone of the Davis Cup competition into two sections. India will propose at the ILTF annual meeting at Paris in July that in order to cut down travelling expenses for
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      Weights for Sunday's Ipoh races
      355 22 Weights for Sunday's Ipoh races IPOH, Thurs. Weights for all eight races here on Sunday: Cl. 2, Div. I—6f1 —6f Society Girl 9.00 Nearco Star 8.13 Skilton B.U| Sandman 8.11 %°Z l JEST. *Al SaSSate 8.05 MariroJd 8.05' Aver Hitam 805 Mandrake 8.05 Palomar 805 No Kiddlm 8.04 PuiDle Haxe
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      157 HORSES TO RUN AT GOLD CUP MEET
      703 22 KUALA LUMPUR, £V Thurs. A total of 157 entries —63 in Class 1 and 94 in Class 5 has been received for the Tengku's Gold Cup meeting here on Jan. 27, 30 and Feb. 3. The main races of the meeting are
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      SCHEDULE of RACING
      70 22 FIRST DAT (8 races) Class 1 Dlt» I. 2 and 3— 6 f; Div. I— 9f. CIM S DiTi. 1. 2 and I— s4f Dhr. I—7f.1 7f. SECOND DAT (6 race*) Claas 1 Diva. 1. 2 and S— «f. Cfataa 5. Divs. 2. 3 and 4— 7f.
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      1336 22 BLOE FUNNEL LINE s.s. "NESTOR" Reference Is made to the notice published In the "Straits Times" on 25th and 27th December, 1962, by which consignees of the small balance of Port SweUenham cargo not discharged at Port Swettenham by "Nestor" between Bth and 23rd December, 1962, were notified of the
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      804 22 NOTICES NASSIM k CO., SINGAPORE) UNITED will sell by Public Auction at n, Caveaagh Koa4 on SUNDAY. 20th JanMtry. 1963, at 10.34 a-m. Dining Tables and Chairs; Sideboards; Lounge Suites; Wardrobes; Dressing Taoies; Beds; Bedside Lockers; Tallboys; Refrigerators; Potted Plants; etc., on view: Saturday, 19th January, from S to 6
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      567 22 TENDERS P.W.D. SELANGOR TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be recelevd by the State Engineer. Selangor, up to 12 noon on the 7Ui February 1963 for the manufacture, supply delivery and offloading of asbestos cement pipes in the Subak Bernam Are* of North Selangor. The contract comprises approximately 18 miles of combined
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      47 22 niunii j«iiuHrrr io, 190J MORE IMPORTANT TODAY THAN EVER The CAR that starts ahead and stays ahead ©MIDGET MARK II MAGNETTE and the ©1100 I II MOUTHS' I WAIIIITT I SERVICE MALAYAN MOTORS LTD. 14/20 Orchard Road. Singapore Represented In the Federation of Malaya: WEARNE BROS. LTD.
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      53 22 BASKETBALL TOUR MATCH: Spore combined v Korean NACF team (Happy World. 8 pjn.). HOCKEY NEGRI DIV. 1: Rangers v Malays (Seremban padang). IPOH DIV. 1: sth Bn RMR V Andersonlans (upper padang) Div. 2: Medicals v PFF (lower padang). SOCCER Ml AR FA CUP 8-FINAL: Loke! Wah v Jalan Daud
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      GHANI IN LONDON: 3 WEEKS WASTED
      606 23  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN By ONDON, Thurs. Britain's Big Freeze has "blitzed" the opportunity two Malayan footballers were given to train with West Ham United, a ranking First Division English soccer club. Frozen pitches have played havoc with F.A. Cup schedules. Since Boxing Day. 1962. nearly
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      Lock icon The Titmus 'Twist' COUNTRY XI WILL GIVE THE ENGLISH SPINNERS GOOD TEST
      271 23 The Titmus 'Twist' COUNTRY XI WILL GIVE THE ENGLISH SPINNERS GOOD TEST STAR BOWLER SHOWS HOW ITS DONE SYDNEY, Thurs. MCC's three day match with a New South Wales Country XI at Newcastle starting tomorrow should provide good practice for those hoping to break into England's Test team. This game,
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      has the best bowling average
      314 23 has the best bowling average OYDNEY, Thurs.—Freddie Titmus, whose brilliant 7-79 bowling performance failed to save England from defeat in the Third Test against Australia, now heads the England Test bowling averages. But after three Tests. Australian Alan Davidson, who says he will retire at the end of the series,
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      Lock icon Berry does it again
      67 23 SYDNEY. Thurs. Kevin Berry (Australia) improved his own world men's 110 yards butterfly swimming record here last night when he clocked 59 sec. Berry, who won three gold medals at the 1962 Commonwealth Games at Perth, Improved his own previous best mark by four-tenths of a
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      Jan v Margaret for the singles title
      212 23 A DELAIDE, Thurs. Jan l\ Lehane, 21 -year-old farmer's daughter, reached the Women's .singles final for the fourth successive year in the Australian lawn tennis championships here today. She beat Lesley Turner 5-7, 6-3, 6-2 in an all-Aust-ralian semi-final. Jan will meet Margaret
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      SUMMARY
      30 23 SOCCER— Moar FA Cup q-final: Loke Wan 2 Nordanal Est 1. BASKETBALL Tour match (S"porp>: Korean NACP team bt Tone Keng 104-76. HOCKEY—Friendly (Penang): Pg Sikhs 3 Prison* 0.
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      Lock icon Wrangle over a stallion ends
      159 23 Wrangle over a stallion ends rjARIS, Thurs.— France's 1 highest appeal court. the Court of Cessation, has decided after a five-year wrangle over ownership of a 21 -year-old stallion that the horse should go to the stables owned by the Aga Khan. The court last night upheld an appeal court
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      Lock icon PRESCOTT WINS
      24 23 LONDON. Thurs. Johnny Prescott. unbeaten British heavyweight boxer, easily outpointed Ulll Ritter (West Germany) over eight rounds at Leicester last night. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Burnley knock Spurs out of the FA Cup
      338 23 Burnley knock Spurs out of the FA Cup LONDON, Thurs. TOTTENHAM Hotspur, favourites to retain the A English F.A. Cup the> have won for the past two years, were convincingly beaten 3-0 by Burnley in their twice- postponed Third Round tie here yesterday. Burnley, who led 1-0 at half-time, now
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      92 23 (fff[i tfith 't'lijt /*fllW. ■''•'fy&Bß t I t] ill I*l tHi'l I *^W j^^^^^B ft m_» '•jCk^-~' m -X*"'' "•^ofiffi No wonder the girls find him so |g& J^g attractive. For whether oo th« screen 3R tmMI! r r jjggr or off Kelly Lai Chen uj« Vwelin* <&$ r /filW
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    Fees: Govt confirms
    146 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore pupils whose parents are getting public assistance from the Social Welfare Department need not pay school fees or supplementary fees. A spokesman for the Ministry of Education confirming this today said that circulars to this effect had been sent to principals of all schools
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    2 journalists for trial
    58 24 LONDON, Thurs.— An official tribunal of inquiry Investigating British naval security today decided to send two journalists who refused to answer Its questions before the High Court. The newspapermen had refused to tell the three-man tribunal the sources of their information about Admiralty clerk William Vassall
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    LONDON STOCKS
    362 24 LONDON, Thurs.— Alter openIng rather hesitantly following yeateraay's Wall Street setback, there was a tendency for prices to cage upwards but later came a series of conflicting reports 1 rom Brussels regarding the Common Market negotiations. Gilt-edged moved up smartly during the morning, but many of the gains
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    TRAINS GET THE 'ALL CLEAR'
    390 24 TRAINS GET THE 'ALL CLEAR' By VIC NAYAGAM KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. Reports on the condition of the railway track from engineers are "very favourable" and passenger trains will run again from Saturday. The Railway Administration said all the day Expresses (Pral Singapore line) will run from Saturday with the addition
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    No water areas
    30 24 BINOAPORE, Thurs. Water will be cut off in Lorong O Telok Kurau Road between Still Road and Telok Kurau Road, tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Lock icon GAITSKELL: CONDITION STILL VERY GRAVE
    147 24 GAITSKELL: CONDITION STILL VERY GRAVE LONDON, Thurs. The condition of Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, British Labour Party leader, who is seriously ill in hospital, was stated today to remain "very grave". A bulletin issued by a Labour Party spokesman said: 'Gaitskell slept teL long periods. He halt shown slight response to
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    9-0 Penang sweep
    111 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Penan*, as expected, qualified to meet Singapore n the challenge round of ihe Focn<? Sconf? Cup badminton competition when they beat Malacca 9-0 here tonight. With a 4-0 overnight lead. Pinanif took less than 15 minute j| 'i scoriPK the winning point OTM Yew Cheng
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