The Straits Times, 24 January 1963

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CEBTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 He** o**0 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon FLOODS HIT JAVA
    247 1 125,000 MADE HOMELESS Towns and villages cut off: Dam breaks and river overflows in densely populated area of Jakarta JAKARTA. Wed MONSOON floods sweeping across Java from the South have left an estimated 125,--000 people homeless. In (he centre and East of the island dozens of towns
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    Longhouse in the water
    27 1 SARAWAK floods a submerged longhouse in the Limbang Valley photographed from the air by Mr. Dick Morris, the Resident of the Fifth Division.
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    OUT COMES THE SUN IN SARA WAR
    642 1  - OUT COMES THE SUN IN SARA WAR GEOFFREY GELDARD: From KUCHING, Wednesday F^OOD waters in Northern Sarawak are going down rapidly in all except a few ;ni;is. Today there was bright sunshine in the badly hit Fifth Division, the first for two weeks. Many donations have been received for the
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    Lock icon Royal engagement
    26 1 ATHENS. Wed.— Crown Prince Constantlne of Greece. 23. is engaged to marry 17-year-old Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark, the Greek Royal Court announced today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 10 SURVIVORS OF PLANE DOWN IN SEA PICKED UP
    117 1 10 SURVIVORS OF PLANE DOWN IN SEA PICKED UP LAS PALMAS, (Canary Islands), Wed. Rescue ships today picked -up 10 survivors from a Portuguese military plane which crashed into the Atlantic, near the Canary Islands. Three people were still missing. The plane, carrying military personnel, disappeared last night on a
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    Lock icon Blackout it Palace
    89 1 LONDON, Wed. Bucking! am Palace suffered a complete pc ver (allure today and Its hundred* of rooms were briefly without lifhts or electric (Ires. Princess Anne, 11, was the <aly member oi the Royal family In the palace at the time of the eight-minute power cut. Thert
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    Lock icon NEHRU: BOTH MUST ACCEPT
    284 1 NEHRU: BOTH MUST ACCEPT NEW DELHI, Wed. Mr. Neliru told Parliament todvv that Indian Government policy was that both India and China must accept all the Colombo proposals and clarifications before direct talks could begin on the border dispute. The Prime Minister said the Chinese "acceptance in principle" of the
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    Silent guns
    32 1 PEKING, Wed.— Ouna on the Chinese mainland will cease shelling; the Nationalist-held offshore island (or next Friday's spring festival a traditional Chinese holiday the New .China news agency said today.
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    Lock icon Leg show-only an inch
    92 1 Leg show- only an inch CONCORD (New Hampshire). Wed. A Bill has been presented In the Legislature of this New England State to outlaw the showing of female legs more than one Inch above the knee. Its author. State representative Peter P. Charland, 75, told reporters: "I have long been
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    Supplies by 'copter
    42 1 AN airlift for 5,000 people in Koto Belud, West Borneo, threatened with starvation as rising waters cut off all supply routes. With its airstrip under water, no plane could land. And supplies could only come by helicopter like this.
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    Lock icon Ship orders
    48 1 LONDON, Wed. New orders (or British shipyard; laii year represented less than six months work, leaving little doubt that the situation would be increasingly serious i( a "steady revival" In ordering were to be lone delayed, according to a report by British shipbuilders hefe today.— Renter.
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    UNIVERSITY DEGREE
    126 1 THE KING consents to accept KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has consented to accept the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters from the University of Malaya at a convocation in the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here on March 22. This was announced today by the university's
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    Russia-Japan trade part
    62 1 MOSCOW, Wed. Tne Soviet Union and Japan today agreed in principle on the terms of a threeyear trade agreement, according to Japanese sources. The agreement, which has been drawn up but not yet signed, provides that Japan will export goods valued at US$l33 million to the Soviet
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    Lock icon Major drive soon on border bandits
    133 1 Major drive soon on border bandits BANGKOK. Wed. A major campaign to exterminate bandits on the Malayan border will start soon. This was announced here yesterday by Luang Chart Trakarn Kosol, Under-Seen tary for the Interior, on his return from a tour of the Southern Provinces and talks with Malayan
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    Lock icon Missiles off Turk soil
    58 1 ANKARA, Wed.— The Turkish Foreign Minister. Mr. Peridun Cemul Erkin. said today that the dismantling of missiles in Turkey would start shortly and they would be completely replaced by Polaris missiles on sea vessels. Thus there would be no missiles on Turkish soil. He added that
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 BOYCOTT THREAT lAKABI V Wed in'Jonoiin llirl>"M Tr ide n iMid it i* pr>p ir. 1 I out .»n in-« ibl of Briti>h vcmcli in nr^im harbour* R
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon RED ROAD TO MANILA IS IN VIETNAM: SENATOR
      143 2 RED ROAD TO MANILA IS IN VIETNAM: SENATOR SAIGON. Wed.— A Philippine Senator, Mr. Manuel Manahan, told a Press conference here yesterday that the fall of Sooth Vietnam would five the Communists a highway to the Philippines. It was the same route used by ancient immigrants from the Asia mainland
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      Lock icon Azahari-Zaini rift is 'serious' ,
      313 2 Azahari-Zaini rift is 'serious' ENDING SOON, TOO, THEIR PERMITS TO STAY ON MANILA, Wednesday. THE Manila Daily Bulletin said yesterday Brunei revolutionary leader Azahari's righthand man in Manila, Zaini Hadji Ahmad, was 'preparing to go to London to resume his studies". The Bulletin, one of the major newspapers here, said
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      India again in control
      52 2 NEW DELHI. Wed— lndia has resumed administration of the monastery town of Tawang. In the North-East Frontier Agency, which fell to the Chinese on Oct. 23, an external affalra ministry spokesman said here yesterday. He said Chinese had removed most of the fittings and furniture from
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      ASIA COMMON MART: MANILA TO DEFINE ITS POSITION
      150 2 MANILA, Wed.— The Philippines Is expected to define her position on the plan to form an Asian Common Market by June, It Is officially reported here. The Philippines Secretary of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Ruflno Hechanova, told reporters here that the Philippines
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      Nasser accused
      27 2 AMMAN (ferdan). Wed. Saudi Premier Prince Faisal told 100.000 demonstrators In Riyadh that U.A.R. President Oamal Abdel Nasser waa an "impoeter, opportunist and aggressor." UP.L
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      Riot in jail
      32 2 MANILA. Wed— Eleven prisoners were injured In a 30--mlnute battle between the "OXO 1 gang and the "Bahala Na" (Happan what may) gang In the Manila City Jail.— DPl.
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      Lock icon UP, UP GOES FORMOSA PRESTIGE-FOR THE REDS TO SEE
      60 2 UP, UP GOES FORMOSA PRESTIGE-FOR THE REDS TO SEE VISITING members of the Canadian Parliament, Dr. Robert N. Thomson (left) and Dr. Guy Marcoin release a balloon carrying Nationalist Formosa's flag to the Chinese mainland from Kiumen Island. It was one of the demonstrations to exhibit the national prestige of
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    • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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        Lock icon N-tests: Four hours9 talks bring hope
        328 2 N-tests: Four hours 9 talks bring hope WASH INGTON, Wed. U.S., British and Soviet negotiators on a nuclear test ban met here for nearly four hours yesterday and agreed to confer again today. The meeting was held amid indications that the negotiators were closer to agreement than at any time
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        Quick look round
        221 2 ONDON. Wed.— Prince mj Charles arrived at Elgin, Scotland, in a s c c o n d-class railway carriage yesterday to start the new term at Gordonstoun school. Oordonstoun boys normally travel second class. CARACAS: Police fought with students at a Com-munist-infested university. BRASILIA: The Brazilian Cabinet
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        Lock icon THE FREEZING BRITONS SUFFER NEW PRIVATIONS
        281 3 THE FREEZING BRITONS SUFFER NEW PRIVATIONS LONDON, Wednesday. QAS rationing, a water crisis and a serious coal shortage were yesterday added to the daily hazards of electricity cuts for Britons as weathermen warned that they had better prepare for the coldest night so far in the cold spell, now in
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        Lock icon Embassy scene
        27 3 WASHINGTON. Wed.— Twelve Persian students shouting "Down with the Shah, and Long live Mossodeq were carried out of the Persian Embassy by police yesterday. Reuter.
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        Lock icon House pays its tribute...
        49 3 LONDON, Wed. Parliament, with many members wearing black ties, adjourned early yesterday as a mark of respect to the late Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour Opposition, who died last Friday. This was an unprecedented tribute to an Opposition party leader this century. Reuter.
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        Lock icon CARDINAL GODFREY, 73. DIES
        58 3 LONDON. Wed.— Cardinal William Godfrey. 73, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, died yesterday. He had Deen suffering from an undisclosed illness in the last few weeks and had a heart attack on Saturday. The Cardinal, who attended the Vatican Council sessions in Rome last year, had
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        Lock icon Birth control pill success
        53 3 MOSCOW. Wed.— Soviet scientists have produced a new chemical contraceptive which they claim to be more effective than any other Tass reported today. It said the chemical, luthenurin, was administered as a pill and had proved effective In 377 out of 3»0 cases It had no
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        Lock icon We don't want West Berlin, says Nik
        270 3 6 It it no use talking of ouraclve* at the vanguard of freedom and democracy while any of our fellow American* on be treated like |amcs Meredith at the a. University of Mississippi, —Mr. Adlal Stevenson. VS. Ambassador to the U.N., In a
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        Admiral to quit
        24 3 LONDON. Wed.— Vice-Admiral P. W. Oretton. 50. Deputy Chief of Naval Staff ai.d Fifth Sea Lord. is resigning because of ill-health.
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        Lock icon WRONG SWITCH STARTED THAT CANBERRA FIRE
        137 3 BELFAST, Wed. A crew member's mistake caused an engine-room fire that crippled the 4.'. 000 ton liner Canberra on a voyage to Australia. Mr. R. M. Thwaites. managing director of the p. and O Line, said here. The liner, which was carrying over 2.000
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        Lock icon Hug, kiss as Paris, Bonn end centuries of rivalry
        504 3 PARIS, Wednesday. PRESIDENT de Gaulle and Dr. Konrad Adenauer yesterday signed joint declaration of Franco-German reconciliation "ending a cen-turies-old rivalry." The declaration, published last night, said: "The reconciliation of the German people and of the French people constitutes a historic event
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        Lock icon MAC NAMES CHIEF POLARIS EXECUTIVE
        88 3 MAC NAMES CHIEF POLARIS EXECUTIVE I ONDON, Wed. The v British Admiralty has appointed Rear-Ad-miral Hugh Stirlings Mackenzie 49, as "Chief Polaris Executive." This was the first step in implementing the decision made at the Nassau conference between President Kennedy and Mr. Macmillan on the supply of American Polaris missiles
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        Lock icon DE GAULLE 'YES' TO SAVE MART TALKS
        156 3 PARIS, Wed.— President de Gaulle has agreed to co-operate with his five Common Market partners to avert a total and immediate collapse of the Brussels negotiations for Britain's entry. After a reception given by the German Embassy to celebrate the signing of the
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    TRAINS RUN SLOWER: TRACKS ARE RE-CHECKED
    141 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. All mail trains were delayed for about two hours this morning said to be the longest delay Mine the rail service resumed eight days ago. The reason: The trains an- running slower than thi-ir usual speed as a precautionary measure until
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    Witness: The accused said he bribed police weekly
    451 5 Witness: The accused said he bribed police weekly KUANTAN, Wednesday. POLICE officer told the Sessions Court here that a man who offered him a bribe said that even the O.S.P.C. and the O.C.P.D. accepted money from him. He said that the man, Uew Tham manager of the Happy Amusement Park,
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    Expert coming to study capital's rats
    203 5 Expert coming to study capital's rats KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. K. D. Taylor, a rodent control expert, will arrive from Britain tomorrow to plan Kuala Lumpur's first rat survey. The survey will provide all possible information on the rat population, which is believed to have increased with the growtn of
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    Dinner in honour of Sultan
    116 5 Dinner in honour of Sultan A LOR STAR, Wed. About 400 heads of Government departments, community leaders and their wives were hosts at an allcommunity dinner at the Balai Besar last night in honour of the Sultan of Kedah's 35th birthday. Also present were his Consort. Sultanah Bahlyah, The Tengku
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    Brunei's alliance move welcomed
    238 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Alliance Party here today welcomed the proposed formation of the Brunei j Alliance Party a mer-i ger of four main political organisations in the state which will work for the state's entry into Malaysia. A spokesman at headquarters said the Brunei Alliance
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    72 5 EDINBURGH, Wed. The multi-racial society of Malaya was praised on Monday night by Professor Ritchie Calder in the fourth of his series of 20 lectures at Kdinburgh University on "the Chains of freedom." Prof. Calder. of the chair of international relations at the University, -aid the multi-racial
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    BETTER DEAL FOR 500,000 PEOPLE
    185 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A PLAN to give 500,--000 new villagers a better deal was announced today by the Assistant Minister for Interior, Mr. Cheah Theam Swee. He said at a Press conference that instructions had gone out to all District Officers to bring 287 local
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    'DAILY-PAY MEN WHO PREFER THAT WAY'
    109 5 PENANG. Wednesday. rpHE George Town City Council's 2,000 daily-rated workers have not made any request for conversion to monthly-paid staff on the Government i basis qf 27 days' wages. "It would appear they are not in favour of such a system of conversion," said
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    New agency chief here
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Mims Thomason. president of United Press International, arrived here by plane last night on a four-day visit to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Mr. Thomason. 52. is on an tour of Asian nations to meet Government officials and local newspapermen.
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    Lock icon A Dublin date
    37 5 LONDON. Wed.— The Malayan High Commissioner. Tengku Yaacob, will leave London tomorrow for Dublin to present hla, credentials there as concurrent Ambassador to the Irish Government, a Malayan High Commission spokesman reported today. U.P.I.
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    11 new teachers
    33 5 KAJANG, Wed. The Selangor State Education Department has sent 11 new teachers to the Kajang Yu Hua Junior Middle Chinese School which was converted Into a National-type school last year.
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    Tourism: Timely and logical
    104 5 Tourism: Timely and logical SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Tourist Association today welcomed as "timely and logical" an announcement by the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. that tourism would be developed as a major Industry in Singapore. An association spokesman said that it was a matter of extreme urgency that
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    $35,000 BILL FOR $16,000 DODGER
    189 5 $35,000 BILL FOR $16,000 DODGER p E N A NG. Wed.— A company director who failed to declare his full income for several years has paid 535.000. including a i penalty. In full settle- ment. "He has thus compounded his offences to the satisfaction of the Comptroller of inland Revenue."
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    A pay delay protest
    74 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Th« Amalgamated Union of public Employees has protested to the Ministry of Financp against a delay in paying out an estimated $6 million i.i backpay to some 13,500 government workers. The pay increases, retrospective from Jan. 1 last year are due to 12.000 division
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    Deputy Mentri
    29 5 RAUB. Wed. The Raub dl«»--rlct Alliance committee has decided to support the State Alliance committee in asking for the appointment of a Deputy Mentrl Besar of Pabang.
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  • STRAITS TIMES Special Feature
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      Gardener's son blazed trails for modern physics
      1585 7 ONE Saturday evening in 1790 a German foreman gardener named Gerhard Gauss was making out the weekly payroll for the labourers who worked under him. Uncouth and almost illiterate. Gauss was always in difficulties over this simple task. This time he had to
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      155 7 Tested in outer space When., Lt. Col. Glenn made* his actually tells you when conditions historic trip into outer space, he are wrong. All you have to do is took along a Minolta Hi-matic and point the Hi-matic and press the brought back a perfect photograph- button. Other features include
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    365 days a year work: Ruling sought
    763 8 SINGAPORE, Wad QUESTION RAISED AT INDUSTRIAL COURT OVER DAILY-RATERS' JOBS-ON-SUNDAYS CLAIM \yOULD it be legal under the Labour Ordinance for an employer to work his men 365 days a year? This question was raised in the Industrial Arbitration Court today by Mr. S.
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    DISMISSAL: A CALL FOR STRIKE VOTE
    149 8 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THHE Amalgamated Union of Public Employees announced today that 16 of its branches representing City Council employees had decided to take a strike ballot over the dismissal of a council employee. An A.U.P.E statement tonight said that the branches represented all the
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    Development work in Johore: 54.5 m. goes to town bodies
    253 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. fiF THE $29.7 million voted for development *J work in Johore this year, $4.5 million would be spent by Town Councils, the chairman of Local Government, Dato Sulaiman bin Ninam Shah, said here today. He was addressing
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    Puan Noor patron of aid concert
    116 8 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A charity concert, presented by Mr Goh Soon Tloe, will be held on Jan. 28 at the Victoria Theatre under the patronage of Puan Noor Aisha. The concert will be in aid of St. Johns Home for the aged. The performance will
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    'No polities' say RI union men at airport
    213 8 'No polities' say RI union men at airport SINGAPORE, Wed. It was strictly "no politics" when six leading Indonesian trade unionists met the Press at Singapore airport today during a 30-minute stop over on their way to India. "We are not politicians and will not make any comments on such
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    FINED S5OO FOR HIRE PURCHASE OFFENCE
    131 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. A youth, Jamalik bin Osman, who pleaded guilty to a criminal breach of trust charge involving a radio phonograph worth $325 was today fined $500 or three months' jail by Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, the Ninth Magistrate. Down payment Senior Inspector T.
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    Sun's $6,348 for Fund
    66 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Wellknown Cantonese operatic singer. Mr. Sun Mar Chat, today presented a cheque for $6,348 to the Minister for Culture Mr. 8. Rajaratnam, for the National Theatre. The money was collected from his show at the Happy World over the weekend. At the show, Mr.
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    Chap Goh Meh dance for funds
    101 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. The St. John Ambulance Association will hold a Chap Goh Meh dance on Feb. 9 to raise funds for recreational facilities of members. Dr. Essel Tan, deputy director of the association, said: "It is the Intention of the association to introduce items
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    Stole from church: 18 months' jail
    292 8 Stole from church: 18 months' jail CINGAPORE, Wed. A taxi driver, Abdullah bin Omar, alia* Bakar Penang, was today sentenced to 18 months Jail by the Third District Jndge, Mr. N.A. iyßozario, for breaking into a church in the early hours of Nov. 13 last year. He was said to
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      592 8 [AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES j rpHE following is todays Rome. Cairo. Bahrein. Karachi. QanUs: To Bangkok, New A Schedule of civil aircraft Colombo <AE 116) 5.10 pjii. Delhi, Teheran. Athens. Rom«. movements at Pava Lebar air- Malayan Airways: From Kuala London. iQF 735) 8 pjn.; to TCrt^'wmSrV Lumpur (ML 171.
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    Injuries claims settled for $49,000
    248 9 Injuries claims settled for $49,000 SINGAPORE, Wed. A settlement in the sum of $49,143.10 with costs of a claim for da- 1 mages for personal injuries suffered in a road accident was announced in the High Court today. The claimants were two fitters. Scow Peng Slah, 33, and YaD Tian
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    ACCOUNTS CHALLENGE BY TAN
    248 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today A asked iron ore miners to producr their accounts and prove their case for asking the Government to reduce the 15 per cent export tax on iron ore imuosed 14 months ago— to the
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    New Year with five don'ts
    120 9 New Year with five don'ts MALACCA, Wed. The Malacca police have distributed 6.000 Chinese New Year cards to the people *in the State listing five "don'ts" which the police asked the people to obey. The "don'ts" are written in three languages English, Malay and Chinese. They are: Don't gamble; Don't
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    Labourer loses $410 goods
    41 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Burglars yesterday entered a home in Race Course Road when the owner, a labourer. Lull Hui Sing, was out for dinner. He lost a fan. a watch, neck-' lace and two lockets, altogether! worth $410.
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    $541 for quads
    24 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Straits Times In Singapore today received $20 from V.H.R. for the Kasban quadruplets, brining their fund to 5541.
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    S'pore team to Ecafe
    75 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Finance. Mr. S Ramaswamy will lead the Singapore delegation to the j .sixth session of the Ecafe Committee on Trade to be f neld in Bangkok on Monday. Other Singapore delegates are Mr Ling Lee Hua and
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    Vegetable imports drop heavily
    187 9 Vegetable imports drop heavily SINGAPORE, Wed. The importation of fresh vegetables from the Federation into Singapore has been severely restricted, the Straits Times learnt from authoritative sources today. At least 50 per cent of Singapore's vegetables came from the Federeatlon before the Government here put "trade barriers" up. Special licences
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    The duty of a good citizen
    68 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mi Justice Tail Ah Tali In the High Court yesterday tcld See Toh Seng under a lower court fine of $500 for obstructing a police constable from the performance of his public functions: "As a good citizen yoiT should have Joined the
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    Accused refuses a challenge
    293 9 p MUAR, Wed. SEGAMAT temple medium Liew Wah Meng, 37, who is accused of murder, refused a challenge by Deputy Public Prosecutor. Mr. H. R. Sankey to go into trance in the Muar Hir.n Court today. Asked why not, Liew said he could not go into
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    69 9 PROUD mother cradling her baby boy is Che 2ahara, the former Jacqueline Pallett. of Plymouth. England, and wife of Tengkn Abdul Rahman ibni Tengku Temcnggong Ahmad, a nephew of the Sultan of Johore. Bonny Tengku Alain Shah was born in the General Hospital. Johore Bahru. at 10.26 p.m. on Jan.
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    Witness invokes the Official Secrets Act
    905 9 Witness invokes the Official Secrets Act THIRD DAY OF THE TRIAL SINGAPORE, Wed. fHE Official secrets Act was invoked by a Labour Ministry official when he was cross-examined by defence counsel at today's hearing of criminal charges against two leaders of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association. The Registrar of
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    108 10 If W.ri. tit (Minimum) MR. AND MM. Justus Marian thank an frlenda and relatives for their at'endanc* and valuable gifts on tbe reraston of their wedding 19-1-63 MR. ANO MRS. Lam Hong Foo thank H friends for their assistance, kind wiahaa. vataaMo presents and attendaaea at dlatser on their
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    48 10 It ii n,rf. %i i Min.t—Box it Ht. extra iHfNE HENC and Staff of Ponder Bo«l Salon wisb all clients A Happy And IToaperous New Taar KONQ HEE PATT CHOV to all Md«nt> and parents from Mr* Madeline Airken School Of Music. 337 Tnamson Road. Sport 11.
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, January 24, 1963.
    • Article
      The Borneo Talks
      697 10 The accent on security recently attached to the Philippines' claim to North Borneo does not alter the basis of the claim or, of course, strengthen it. But the British Government invited the Philippines Gov(i mnent to discuss security problems in South-East Asia, having firmly rejected talks on
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      Seeing A.S.A.
      300 10 Malaya is still a place where tourists stop on their way to somewhere else. We cannot expect to achieve overnight the happy position of Hong Kong or Hawaii, which can depend on regular earnings of hundreds of millions to ease the blow of falling prices for i shirts
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      A New Deal
      290 10 There is no mistaking the Federation Governments desire to push ahead as speedily ;as possible its plans, drawn up with the help of the M.C.A. j and local council chairmen, to improve the economic condition of the "new" villages. Three months after Tun Razak's announcement that the
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    Half term—and he's flying high
    1151 10  -  GODFREY HODGSON from WASHINGTON Wednesday KENNEDY'S HANDLING OF CUBAN CRISIS SEALED THE CONFIDENCE OF AMERICANS PRESIDENT K E NNEDY has reported to Congress on th© state of the Union: "Good," was his judgment, "but could do better." Now that he has begun the second half
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      Not at the feast
      117 10 r TO meet the Chinese custom of a reunion feast on Chinese New Year Eve. officers in the government services will be allowed a half day off on this day. Where such permission could not be granted to that section which deals with the public, it
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      Clearing mail
      193 10 I REFER to a letter (S.T. Dec. 22) signed "J.8.C." m which reference was presumably made to the posting box in Opera Estate. I wish to point out that the posting box In Opera Estate is cleared on weekdays and on delivery holidays by a postman from Siglap
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      Law flouted
      102 10 AS a result of retrenchments by the Service departments in Singapore, thousands of men and women and their dependants have been affected. Among them are stenographers and typists. The Services, however, have employed a large number of wives and daughters of Service personnel. In contravention, I believe, of
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      A hindrance
      111 10 SCHOOLS have appointed senior teachers since 1960, and from my observation they are a hindrance rather than a help. Very often they do the work of a clerk instead of taking a class. I do not know whether i this Is the policy of the Education Ministry that
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      Morning jam
      37 10 THE traffic between Upper Serangoon Road and Ylo Chu Kang Road is so heavy that jams are caused every morning lasting anything ud to 20 minutes. Can't the traffic no'lee do something? OFFICE WORKER Singapore
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    THE G.O.P. LOOKS AHEAD TO 1964 -ALREADY
    310 10 THE G.O.P. LOOKS AHEAD TO 1964 -ALREADY WASHINGTON. Wed.— The Republican Party in America, Professor Denis Brogan once quipped, is cautiously "steering its way between the Scylla of Yes and the harybdis of No." Rut just now, panicking slightly at the apparent certainty of defeat in 1964 when President Kennedy
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    MERGER TALKS BEGIN IN SPORE
    263 11 MERGER TALKS BEGIN IN SPORE SINGAPORE, Wed. Discussions on merger and the details of fitting Singapore into the Malaysian constitution began here today by the SingaporeMalayan inter-govern-mental committee. The two-day meeting, beine held in the Ministry of Home Affairs, is a continuation of the talks held in Kuala Lumpur last
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    Decision on Puasa tomorrow
    138 11 Decision on Puasa tomorrow KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Government announced today that the start of Bulan Puasa (fasting month> would be determined on Friday. Immediately word Is received from the Keeper of the Rulers' Seal on whether or not the new* moon is sighted, announcements will be broadcast by Radio
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    Not guilty plea
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tan Yeok Lim. a salesman, today pleaded not guilty to using criminal force with the intention of outraging thr modesty of a schoolgirl on Jan 7. Ball was allowed.
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    The singing gunman robber
    424 11 HE TWIRLS IT ON FINGER AND SAYS 'IT'S REAL' AS HIS FRIENDS RAID A RUBBER BROKER'S OFFICE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A youth sat in the corner of a rubber broker's office in Ampang Road singing a song and twirling a gun on his finger while three
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    Navy calls for young Malayans
    105 11 Navy calls for young Malayans KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Young Malayans with a zest for adventure and travel are invited to Join the Royal Malayan Navy %s officers. Applicants must be Federal citizens between the ages of 18 and 21 on May 1, unmarried, and In possession of Bchool Certificate Grades
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    Husband and wife win Koran contest
    63 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A husband-and-wlfe team won the Selangor Koran reading competition held in the compound of the Istana Alain Shah at Klang. They are Inche Mustafa bin Hajl Basrl and Che Zabldah blnte Hajl Soib from Tan|o:.< Karang. Inche Mustafa won the men's
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    Holidays will hold up cargo clearing at port
    353 11 Holidays will hold up cargo clearing at port By TAN TOCK SAIK: Kuala Lumpur, Wed npHE Chinese New Year holidays will temporarily bog down efforts to clear the backlog of cargo from Port Swettenham. The port will be closed from 5 Pm. tomorrow till 7.30 a.m on Saturday. The biggest
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    ESTATE SAYS: NO STRIKE NOTICE
    176 11 ESTATE SAYS: NO STRIKE NOTICE MALACCA, Wed. —The ITI Leong Watt Hin Estate whose 60 labourers went on strike last Thursday, said today it did not receive any notice of the strike or of its reasons from anybody In a statement, the company said "This company desires to place on
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    PC Low is charged
    71 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A police constable. Low Eng Ann. 19. was today charged in a magistrate's court of having caused the death of Chen Choon Long by doing a rash act not amounting to culpable homicide in Albert Street on Dec. 10 at 11.3 n p.m. He
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    'Cheated airline man' charge
    72 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Ran jit Singh GUI was accused here today of cheating Jeffrey Koh Gek Khlm. the station superintendent of Malayan Airways In Ipoh. of a plane ticket worth $120 and $80 cash at 4.30 p.m. on Nov. 22 in Ipoh. Gill was remanded In police
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    Minister stranded because of plane engine —trouble—
    201 11 Minister stranded because of plane engine —trouble IPOH, Wed. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Zubir, who arrived here by plane this evening on his way to Penang, was stranded for a moment when the plane could not take off due to engine trouble. A Straits Times representative,
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    Pallot to visit war graves
    55 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. A. K. Pallot, Director of Finance and Establishments of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, who Is making an Inspection tour of Commonwealth war cemeteries and memorials, will be In Singapore between Feb. 6 and Feb. 8. His tour will cover Burma, India,
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    SHERIDAN: THE OPPOSITION I FACED...
    132 11 SHERIDAN: THE OPPOSITION I FACED... SINGAPORE, Wed. Professor L. A. Sheridan (above), first Dean of the Law School at the University of Singapore, last night recalled the opposition be had to face in introducing part-time law courses in the university six years ago. He was speaking at a farewell dinner
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    300 children at colonel's party
    58 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Some 300 children were entertained to a tea party by Col. H.F G. Boswell, commander. Engineer Base Group, at GUlman Barracks today. The children, ranging from eight to 14 years of age, were from Mountbatten. Keppel Harbour and Paslr Panjang community centres, the
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    Buy less, sell more move by India: A protest
    432 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed THE Penang Indian Chamber of Commerce has protested against India's attitude of cutting down imports from Malaya while stepping up her own exports. It says In a memorandum to the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Llm Swee
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    Printing row
    40 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The second Industrial Arbitration Court will bear a dispute between the printing firm of Qalam and the Singapore General Printing Workers' Union on Jan. 29. The dispute concerns pay, annual bonus, conditions of employment, and gratuities.
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      EARN AS YOU LEARN PROJECT FOR HOUSEWIVES
      121 12  - EARN AS YOU LEARN PROJECT FOR HOUSEWIVES A HANDICRAFT centre to help housewives utilise their spare time in learning an art as well as earn as they learn has just been esstablished in Bombay. Mrs. Chandrika Unni, wife of Mr. K. K. Unni. assistant general rna.nager. Air India, inaugurated the
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      With the amah away the holiday mood is marred
      720 12 With the amah away the holiday mood is marred THK round of festivities for the New Year begins tomorrow. For Chinese it's a time when the home is given a newface lift in readiness for the generous entertaining ahead. Most wives must have carefully planned the all important family dinner
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      Quick look around the shops
      225 12 Quick look around the shops npHERE is always something new or interesting in the shops to buy. After a quick look around yesterday I found these items which would either make lovely presents or serve your personal needs. A MANICIRE set with four bottles two varnish one remover and one
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      PARTYTIME HAIR-DO
      96 12 A HAIRSTYLE designed by Richard Henry with parties in mind is just rrght for the woman who wants added height. The hair is set on large rollers with the fringe kept straight. The hair is approximately three inches below the ear in length, and the back is caught
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      269 12 Straits Times Crossword bbbbbT bbbbbl bbbbbbbbHLbbbl bbbbbl bbbbbT bbH I bLbb( IbbbbY bbbbV I|b( H" I Laß^^^Laf ACROSS 6. Conclude finer arrangement 7. A number are In some discom- (5). tort and bide (S). 11. Design In furniture Involving 5. Putting off yielding to au- betrayal (in. rlt y. (9)
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      1130 13 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER The erection and completion of one standard Four-Storey primary school at Tanjong Rhu (Kampong Arang Road). Tenders from Contractors registered with Public Worka Department, Singapore, in Class 'BB' and above, and under Head II will be received at the Public Works Department. High Street. Singapore 6 in
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      1383 13 TENDERS D.I.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received i.em Class "D" and above D.I.D. registered Contractors at the office of the State Drainage tt Irrigation Engineer. Selangor. Cenotaph Road. Kuala Lumpur up to 1.00 pjn. on Tuesday the 6th: Pebruary, 1983 for the Construction of a Tidal Control Gate at
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      1037 13 SITUATIONS VACANT It Words SI (Mim.)— Bom it rts. txtrm LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Required for work In Petalreg Jaya Factory of large International Company. Candidates, males, must have at least Cambridge School Certificate with Credit In Chemistry aad Physics Box A 1356 ST. K.L. REQUIRED A Junior Accounts Clerk with Senior
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      1038 13 EDUCATION X* Word* SS <*ih.)—Box St el*, txtrm IFOM TUITION CBNTRI, Engllah University Oraduate coaches H.8.C., 0.8.C. F.M.C.B. students id general subjects including Mathematics. Write Box A 231 S.T Ipoh. SIC STARTS BEGINNERS' Shorthand: 9 am, S pm. 5 pm, 6 pm. 7 pm. Book-keeping: 8 am. 8 pm.. Typing,
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      20,000 died in siege of fortress town
      1271 14 20,000 died in siege of fortress town ONE OF HISTORY'S EPIC ACTIONS —THE BATTLE FOR FAMAGUSTA ON August 1, 1571, with drums beatinn an d the green banner of Islnni Bying at its hend, a Turkish army marched iulo the seaport of Famagusta in Cyprus. One of history's epic sieges
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      THE HERO OF THE BLOCKADE WAS FLAYED ALIVE
      485 14 THE HERO OF THE BLOCKADE WAS FLAYED ALIVE On July 29. after their guns had hurled 2.000 balls into the city, the Turks assailed the walls simultaneously on every side. By evening Bragadino knew that the end had come. The defences still held. But only seven kegs of gunpowder remained
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    125 16 MELBOURNE. Wed INVESTMENT trading was steady with Issues moving selectively. Moves were about In balance. Amalgamated Chemical dropped 9d. to 20s. after the announcement of a new Issue at 3s. 6d. premium and that takeover negotiations with an American company were continuing. Oils were buster with prices steady
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    178 16 SHIPS lying alwitaid* ths Slngaawrs HarbMir wharvas *r sxiwetad taday ara: Klpcnor 35/38, Afapcnor 31/32. Glenlyon 1/2, Bhomron 29/30, Blembe 25/26, Happy Seafarer 6A, Tokyo Maru 19, Thompson Lykts 40, Rita Maerslc IS, Kyoto 33/34. Batjan 8/9, Halldls 24/25, sabang (KPM) 4/3. Osaka Maru 40/41. Bayon 3.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    247 16 I.CBRUARV rirst «r*da ruMar buy--1 art r.a.k. closed ut 3 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Uimpur yrstrrday at 70! cents per Ib. down one-cigbtn ol a cent. The tone waa Inactive. S.C.C.R.A. and P.M. ft. l. clewing prices In Cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    94 16 HINEtC Profluea Exehangs, linga- pora noon pricat (Mr pieul yattarday: Coconut Oil: bulk $44. aellers. drum $4X sellers. Copra: Jan. Feb. U.K./Contlnent $272 buyer*. Pappar: Muntok white 1140 <ellen. Sarawak white ***** aellers, special Sarawak black S102» sellers, garbled Lampong black J97» aellers, A«TA SIO7J sellers. Slngaoara Caeanut
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    INDUSTRIALS IN DEMAND WHEN EXCHANGE CLOSES
    528 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpUE Malayan Stock Exchange when it closed yesterday for it r three day- holiday on the occasion of the Chinese New Tear still presented the picture of overwhelming concentration oh industrial shares. There were still rises again in selected issues,
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 MaUyan Stock Indices Jan. 22 .lan. 23 Industrials: 105.35 106.67 Tins: 106.74 109.05 S rubbers 100.70 100.70 Dec. 29. 1962=100.
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    709 16 COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in INDUSTRIALS: Bouit.ld (1,000) 11.62 ON: Duntops $2.54 SL.. $2.HJ SL.. (1,000) *2.8« D. n,ooo> $2.75 ON, (1.000) $2.80. (2.000) 52.R3. (4.000) $2.«4. (2.000)
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    Straits tin up slightly: No rubber fluctuations
    302 16 statement had said that 5.000 long tons .of additional rubber from the U.S. national stockpile was being made available Immediately for sale this month. Release of the 5.000 tons, in addition to the 5.000 tons normally offered for sale each month, was made
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 16 T*HE Federation Minister of •1 Finance has fixed these prices (or calculating customs duties for the week beginning on Jan. 24. Rubber 79* s cento a Ib. Copra $448 a ton. Coconut oil $768 a ton. Palm oil $595.50 a ton. Palm kernels $339.25 a ton. The rate
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    64 16 THE Malayan ExMiangs Banks' Asa*. elation made these chances tn Its rate* to merchanta yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 354. airmail OD 331, 90 d/st 36» credit bllla. 36 3/16 trade bills. •ailing TT or OD roady: Canada 35 3/16; Swiss Francs 141s: Belgian Francs
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 January 23. .■MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 79- cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5425.371 (up 12>/ 2 cents). Estimated unofficial offering: 270 tons (op five tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    145 16 (OFFICIAL 0UOTATION8) Jan. 23. Thrca montba. liunlopa 14 eta. s. Darby 4d. K. N. 10 eta. C. Storage 4td. Gammons 11 cts. s. Traction 1/3 J. Wausb IS eta. Hhell 16 cts. M. Brew 25 cts. Steamship 9 <ia. M. C«rocnt IS eta. 8. Times 22 eta C'ontaiurr.l
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      779 16 HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Tenders arc hnrUed lor ConMiuttion or SEWERS AND MANHOLES at Buku Ho tv.-ce Estate. Plia.-e lll— Contracts I 11. Tender forms, etc.. may be obtained from the Building Department, Room 3-10. 3rd Floor. jr»niicess House. Queenstown on payment of a deposit of $250/- which will be
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      917 17 |^Mi^Bs<s^fcisMs»Ms^swsMsls^s^MMßi^s<slßi^sMMiMs^^sfc^^i»^ii^MMi^tMJs*s^sMsWPSßMßs^^^Wl LIQUORS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE notice: of quarterly session A Quarterly session of the Liquors Licensing Board for Singapore will be eld in the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate In the Criminal District and Magistrates" Courts Building. South Bridge Road. Singapore, at 10.30 a.m. on Monday. 11th
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      667 17 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All Members of the abov Association In the State of Singapore will be closed for business on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th January 1963 (or Chinese New Year and the Following Day. KINTA KELLAS TIN DREDGING COMPANY LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
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      605 17 TENDERS TENDERS will be received at the Ministry of Health and Law, Palmer Road. Singapore 2, up to noon of Thursday 28th February 1963 for the supply and delivery of 31 Item* of Antibiotics and Biological*. Tender forms and full I specifications may be obtained from the Superintending Pharma- 3
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      371 17 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK Tenders for the supply and dell-i-ery of metal from private quarries [or the Public Works Department, Klnta, for period 1.2.1963 to 31.1.1964 will be received at the Dffice of the Jurutera N> gerl, J.KJI., Perak. Ipoh, up to 13 noon ot the 29th January, 1963
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      149 17 CADETS AND JUNIOR PLANTING ASSISTANTS APPLICANTS TO BOX Al3Ol ST. ARE THANKED. THOSE REQUIRED FOR INTERVIEW WILL BE NOTIFIED BY 31ST JANUARY. EUROPEAN FIRM requires Chinese assistant for executive position (trainee will be considered). Must be used to efficient, conscientious and independent work inclusive of correspondence, general office administration and
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      Make Leow the director of Thomas Cup operations
      691 18 Q TODAY 1 am appealing to the Badminton Association of Malaya to set up a special Thomas Cup action committee of two or three officials with full authority and responsibility for preparing the Malayan team. This, I am convinced, is the only
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      FAM Cup: S'gor and four states 'missing'
      128 18 FAM Cup: S'gor and four states 'missing' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor, the FAM Cup holders, are one of the five states which, have not yet entered for this year's competition. The other states are Kelantan. Trengganu. Negri Sembilan and Johore. Entries were to have closed on Sunday but the FAM
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      Aussie boys coming
      87 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A Western Australia under-15 .schoolboys soccer team will visit Singapore and Malaya for a twoweek tour In May. They will play nine matches against various state schoolboys teams and a Federation of Malaya School Sports Council selection. The visitors' programme Is: May 11 v
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      25 teams enter for 'sixes'
      67 18 sinuahoßE. Wed Twentyfive teams have entered for the Singapore youth slx-a-slde soccer cumpptitU i li-re from Jan. M to Peb. 4. After the tournament, SAPA will select 30 players for training in preparation for V. Junior Asian Cup championship t Penang Clubs intending to Held
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      Sabapathy is Police hero
      77 18 FORCES 1 POLICE 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two smart goals by international out-side-right Sabapa'hy enabled Federation Police to retain the Thomson Cup when they visited Armed Porces ground for the annual hockey match today. Despite a wet ground. Police set a fast pace and Sabapathy's goals
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      Malayan lifters invited by Burma
      132 18 Malayan lifters invited by Burma SINGAPORE. Wed. Burma has invited Singapore and Malaya to an international weightlifting competition to be held at Rangoon m AprU. The other countries invited are Japan, South Korea and Indonesia. Burma will pay for board and lodging and internal transport for all visiting teams. Soh
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      101 18 HOCKEY S'porc Lea vie Cap lit round: SHB S Naval Base 1; Kh-lsa w.o. from BraddeU; RAF Tengah w.o from PWD. Ipoh League Div. 1: Irish Hussars 3 sth Bn RMR 1; Div. 2: Police 3 ACS 1 B'pore Leacne Div. Z: Naval Police w.o. from University. Friendly
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      BENAUDKEENTO LEAD TEAM ON MALAYAN TOUR
      295 18 By FIRDIE SALAHUDIN; Singapore. Wednesday DICHIE Benaud, the Australian Test cricket cap- tain, is keen to lead a team on a tour of Singapore and Malaya at the end of the current Test series against England. This was announced today by Dr. Ong Swee
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      Trophies for two boys
      96 18 rH. Wed. Two Kampar boys, Tham Yong Choi. 15, and Oh Teik Keng. 19. were winner and runner-up in a special round-robin tennis competition which concluded the ten-day training for the Perak junior squad. The boys were today presented trcphles by Gilmour Lebum, the Australian professional
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      A Hattrick by Chong Weng
      66 18 SELECTION 4 BRIGADE 0 MALACCA. Wed. A hattrick by Yang Chong Weng highlighted the Malacca Selection's victory over Headquarters, 28th Brigade at hockey here today. Chong Weng scored two goals In the first half and went on to complete his hattrick. scoring off a short
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      GET BOYS TO SEE BIG GAME BID BY SRU
      519 18 GET BOYS TO SEE BIG GAME BID BY SRU By TEOH ENG TATT SINGAPORE, Wed.— To encourage schoolboys to take a greater interest in rugger, the Singapore Rugby Union are making special arrangements for schoolboys to see the North-South annual game on the Padang here on Saturday. Schoolboys, accompanied by
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      53 18 OPEN A CURRENT ACCOUNT OR A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH the NEW BRANCH of THE CHARTERED BANK 41 JALAN PASAR KUALA LUMPUR. TELEPHONE NO. ***** You need only $1.00 to start a Savings Account and will receive interest at I\% p.a. Ask for details of the FREE ACCIDENT INSURANCE SCHEME for
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      69 18 SPORTS DIARY HOCKEY Spore league Cup lit round: Varsity v RAF Changi (Bt Timah) RAP SeleUr v RMN (SeleUr): 2nd round: SRC v Jansenltes (Padang); Army Cap: 19 Signals v OHQ (Dover Rd, Spore). S'gor League Div. 1: PWD v Levers (Chera* Rd); YMSA v Tech (Taylor Rd); Kllat v
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      Mr. Racing retires this month
      227 19 ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Bob Nor- ton (above) "Mr. Racing" of Malaya the MRA's stipendiary steward, retires this month after a long and distinguished career as a turf official. He is 66 years old. Norton came to Malaya as an extra official in 1940 and soon
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      NATIONAL JOY IN 'TOP TEN' FOR KL MEETING
      313 19 NATIONAL JOY IN 'TOP TEN' FOR KL MEETING £2 ITU ALA LUMPUR, 1Y Wed. My ten-to-follow at the Tengku's Gold Cup meeting, which opens on Sunday are: National Joy Runnerup in two cup races at Penang last month when beaten by Dark Romance II in the Governor's Cup and by
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      Lock icon Brown jumps to tip the —ball over crossbar—
      60 19 Brown jumps to tip the ball over crossbar DESPITE the harassing tactics of Lochhead (No. 9), the Burnley centre-forward. Brown, the Spurs goalkeeper in long pants, Jumps high and manages to deflect the ball over the crossbar during the F.A. Cup third round match on a snow-covered pit eh at
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      AUSSIES MUST NOT PLAY FOR A DRAW
      504 19 AUSSIES MUST NOT PLAY FOR A DRAW ADELAIDE, Wednesday. QNE EACH and two to go. That is position of the series as Fourth Test begins here on Friday. But Australia have one advantage As holders of the Ashes, Australia will retain them if they win here, no matter what happens
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      No 'pep talk' before the Test, says the Duke
      180 19 SYDNEY, Wed.— The Duke of Norfolk, the MCC team manager, today dismissed as "absolute nonsense" suggestions that he was disturbed about the side's morale. The Duke, who returned here by air from Britain, said: "As far as I have been concerned
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      Lock icon CABLES IN BRIEF
      88 19 MONTE CABLO: Only 102 crews out of a total of 296 who started on Saturday in the 2,500--mile (4.000 kilometres) Monte Carlo Rally crossed the finishing line on Tuesday, before the control closed. MIAMI BEACH: Promoter Tom BoUn announced yesterday that agreement tiaa been n ached "oa
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    Police officer tells of a New Year black eye
    545 20 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A POLICE officer described us "a boxer of considerable prowess** received a black eye in an incident at a New Year's eve dance organised by the Girls' Sports Club. Acting Deputy Supt. F.C. Pestana, 43, told a Magistrate's Court
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    THANT: AIMS OF U.N. FORCE IN KATANGA FULFILLED
    166 20 f TNITED NATIONS, Wed. U The U.N. Secretary-Gen-eral. U Thant, said today he now considered U.N. freedom of movement throughout Katanga "fully and firmly established." He said this in a message of congratulations to Mr. Robert K. Gardiner. Ghanaian Offlce-in-Charge of the
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    Lock icon Encourage heretics, says varsity head
    96 20 Encourage heretics, says varsity head NEW YORK, Wed.— Lord James of Rusholme, vice-chancellor of York University, said that teachers should be lenient with children who rebel against conformity. In a speech prepared for a convocation of democracy, sponsored here" by the Fund for the Republic, but not delivered because of
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    Lock icon US credit offer
    25 20 JAKARTA, Wed. The United States has offered Indonesia U5517,000,000 credit to buy Industrial raw materials and mechanical spare parts In America. Reuter.
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    INDONESIAN BUILD-UP NOT YET A THREAT: MACAPAGAL
    271 20 INDONESIAN BUILD-UP NOT YET A THREAT: MACAPAGAL MANILA. Wed. President Diosdado Macapagal said today he saw no need at the present time to call a meeting of the Philippine National Security Council because of a reported buildup of Soviet arms in neighbouring Indonesia. "I don't feel there Is need at
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    Lock icon EX-PREMIER'S BACKERS ROUNDED UP
    68 20 EX-PREMIER'S BACKERS ROUNDED UP TEHERAN. Wed.— Security forces today rounded up several top members of the National Front supporters of former Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadeq in scattered demonstrations in Teheran. Those detained were reported to be agitating against the Shah's six-point reform programme, which will be decided at a referendum
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    Snapped Queen warned
    67 20 ASCOT, (England". Wed. Freelance photographer Raymond Belllsario. 27, was clscharged with a warning by Ascot Court today for taking an unauthorised picture of Queen Elizabeth II and her daughter. Princess Anne, horseback riding In Windsor Great Park on Oct. 20. "We hope that In future you or
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    LONDON STOCK
    302 20 LONDON, Wed. The conclusion of the De Gaulle-Adenauer talks gave rise to optimism in stock markets today as to next weeks resumption of the Common Market negotiations and the appearance of a lew cheap buyers brought a quick improvement in prices. However, the move had little power behind
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    RUBBER
    39 20 LONDON. Wed. Spot 23 Jd., Feb. 23Jd.. Mar. 23id., April 23Jd.. April/June 23Jd.. July/Sept. J3 11/16 d.. Oct. Dec. 23id.. Jan./ Mar. 231 d.. Apr/June unquoted. flf, Jan. unquoted. Feb. 23 id.. Mar. 23 7/16 d. Tone Steady.
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    TIN
    25 20 LONDON. Wed. Buyers £861. sellers £851 J. Forward buyer.-* £864}. sellers £855. Settlement £852. Turnover a.m. 75 tons, pjn. 35. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Lock icon What happened to a Sergeant's cap...
    173 20 His cap fell. But parade ground discipline did not permit this Singapore Infantry Regiment Sergeant (arrowed) to pick it up as he marched forward, bareheaded, with his men to listen to a speech of the Commandant. Brigadier P EM. Bradley. So the cap lay
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    MAN IS FOUND DEAD NEAR ELECTRIC SAW
    65 20 SINGAPORE, Wed. A sawman, Tan Teck San, 40. working at the Kirn Hiap Lee sawmill tn Serangoon Road was found dead last night beside an electric saw with his neck partly severed. Tan, the father of three, was alone, in the sawmill at
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    Lock icon Mohammed Ali dies
    22 20 DACCA (Pakistan), Wed. Mr. Mohammed All of Bogra, Pakistan's Foreign Minister, died here today after a short Illness. Reuter.
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      65 20 LADY'S WEAR BLOUSES SKIRTS >»'»*K>*i^Wi^ ore an a hundred 1963 new style SHIRTS ~J Short Sleeves "^v£*~"* fc Long Sleeves K^b^B^M A Fancy Hawaiian ■4mW W WV ■IB Ek Welcome to the SIM YEOW SENG LTD. STALL at the GREAT WORLD TRADE CARNIVAL Buy a "CAN CAN" dress you will
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      188 20 'Late CLASSIFIED. ADVERTISEMENTS .JL 10 Words $10 (Minimum) WILLIAMS: To Charles and Car». line a daughter on 20th January at OlanMglea Hospital, B'pore. KHOO— SHIM: Thram KhfDR. o Mr. and Mm. Khoo Ban Grace, d/o the late Mr. Shim Kan Leon ft. LIM— MONEY: Between Loh Lo-I.m eldest son of
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      41 20 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Singapore and Malaya for the period 8 pjn. Tuesday to 8 pm. vest*. day: Highest Lowest Singapore 81 73 Kota Bharu 79 73 Penang 90 73 Ipoh 88 73 Malacca 82 73 Kuala Lumpur 84 73
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