The Straits Times, 28 January 1963

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 fiat*** 1 Estd. 1845. MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon ZAINI DEFECTS
    557 1 Azahari aide in Hong Kong 'Minister' seeks 'protective custody' HONG KONG. Sun. ZAINI HAJI AHMAD, right hand man of Brunei revolt leader Aza hari, flew from Manila into Hong Kong tonight and asked for "protective custody". As he was esoortec out of the Kaitak Airport 1)\ security officers
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    The blonde mercenary of Katanga
    63 1 The blonde mercenary of Katanga A GROIP of mercenaries including a toughlooking blonde woman in battle dress pictured just outside Kolwezi, before leaving for the Angolan border after Katangan President Moise Tshombe instructed Katangese gendarmes in Kolwezi not to oppose the entry of United Nations forces into the town. I.N.
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    Lock icon Idlewild rival
    33 1 MOSCOW. Sun.— Russia is building a new airport near Moscow whicn will rival New York"s Idlewild as one of the biggest in the world, the Soviet news agency Tass reports. Reuter.
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    MORE HELP FOR INDIA PLEDGE
    304 1 MORE HELP FOR INDIA PLEDGE MANCHESTER, Sunday. JJRITAIN would provide more aid for India to rebut Chinese aggression, the Duke of Devonshire, the Minister of State for Commonwealth Relations, said here last night. Speaking at a reception to mark the Indian Republic Day, he said: "We and the United States
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    Lock icon CHOU SENDS A MESSAGE ON TRADITIONAL FRIENDSHIP
    87 1 PEKING, Sun. Mr. Cbou En-lai. the Chinese Prime Minister, has sent a message to Mr. Nehru, expressing the hope that "the traditional friendship between the Chinese and Indian peoples be consolidated and developed," the New China News Agency reported yesterday. The message was
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    Lock icon Anti-tooth rot sugar
    48 1 SYDNEY. Sun— Melbourne university and a sugar refining company have taken out a patent believed to be a revolutionary process to prevent t>u?ar causing tooth decay. The process involves the linking of a soluble phosphate, believed to be sodium phosphate, to sugar during refining. Reuier
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    RI cuts forces' budget
    82 1 JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesia has cut drastically its armed forces budget, it was revealed today. General Nasution, the Chief of Staff, said that the armed forces would receive only 47 per cent of the 1963 budgat in contrast to the 80 per cent they got last year.
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    Aziz (I was sacked) gives the reasons
    1078 1  - Aziz (I was sacked) gives the reasons YAP CHIN KWEE KUALA By LUMPUR, Sunday. TllK FORMER Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, today gave his reasons for leaving the Government after differences with his Cabinet colleagues last year. Inche Aziz said at a press conference that
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    TAN'S REPLY 'He's really making excuses for his failures...'
    482 1 TAN'S REPLY 'He's really making excuses for his failures...' THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, said in a statement to the Straits Times: "I cannot accept Inche Aziz bin Ishak s general statement that the Treasury obstructed him in his work when he was Minister of Agriculture and
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    Tengku: He is playing into enemy's hands
    97 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, tonight accused the former Minister of Agriculture Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. of "playing Into the enemy's hands." He was commenting on Inche Aziz's press conference in which he condemned the Government's home and
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    Brunei: No firm decision yet on Malaysia
    462 1 Brunei: No firm decision yet on Malaysia BRUNEI TOWN, Sun. —Brunei has still not derided to join Malaysia, according to a Radio Brunei broadcast here tonight. The broadcast said that Brunei had been invited to Join Malaysia by the Federation Government, and that the British Government, had lecommended the idea
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    Lock icon British troop alert for Tar East'
    98 1 British troop alert for Tar East' LONDON, S,,n._ Two thousand troops of the British Army Strategic Reserve have been put on a 72--hour alert, the Ministry of Defence said today. The Ministry would not comment on their possible destination. Sudden move The units, stationed in Southern England, are Headquarters, 51
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    STOP PRESS
    15 1 H.K HONG Govern v.l ft I Q ll« 11 n i in I
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      Lock icon PEKING TALKS OF A 'BRINK'
      412 2 Red split: 'Let's have consultations' PEKING, Sunday. fHE Chinese Communist Party newspaper, writing of differences within the Communist camp, said today it was "time to rein in on the brink of the precipice/ The People's Daily added: "We sincerely hope that the fraternal party vhich
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      Lock icon Africans attack assassination
      63 2 LAGOS. Sun. The Foreign Ministers of the Monrovia group of African states condemned the "tragic and outrageous assassination" of the Togo President, Dr. Sylvanus Olympic and urged the Togo Provisional Government to prosecute the soldiers who killed him. The Ministers proposed that a five-man mission go to
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      Lock icon Ransom to free Red prisoners? I 'No deal'
      160 2 Ransom to free Red prisoners? I 'No deal' WASHINGTON. Sun. The State Department says it sees no prospect that Red China might accept food and medical supplies from the United States in exchange for freeing four Imprisoned Americans. A Senator suggested the possibility of a ransom deal with Peking similar
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      Lock icon Cosmonaut's tour
      24 2 JAKARTA, Sun. The Soviet cosmonaut Major Andrtan Nikolalev arrived at the old Indonesian capital of Jogjakarta yesterday during his state visit. Reuter.
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      'Miss M' will do
      36 2 SYDNEY, Sun. Pan American World Airways officials had good reason to refer to a young Fijian girl who booked passage on a jet flight simply as "Miss M." She is Miss Mouarkuarkuarkuarkuarrfer.—U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Newton? It was Omar Khayam
      96 2 MOSCOW, Sun. An Important mathematical theory, thought until now to have been first discovered by Sir Isaac Newton, the British mathematician, may in fact have been worked out by Omar Khayam, the 12th century Persian poet and mathematician, the Soviet newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda reported today.
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      Lock icon The anti-Castro men strike
      50 2 HAVANA, Sun.— An estimated 27 Cuban militiamen were killed and 30 taken prisoner when a "counter revolutionary group" derailed a troop train In Camaguey Province It was reliably learned here that after the derailment the "counter revolutionaries." with their captives, made off into the hills. Reuter.
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      Cholera kills 117 in Philippines
      49 2 MANILA, Sun. Cholera has killed 117 people in Palawan south-western Philippines aince November, 148 cholera cases had been reported in Aborlan and Panacan. Palawan. The epidemic has subsided and only 12 cases and live deaths were reported for the week ending Jan. I.— UJ».I
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      Lock icon Hydrogen blast
      31 2 HONO KONO, Sun. Three children and a man were injured when a hydrogen cylinder used to fill balloons exploded In a resettlement estate oa Chinese New Year's Day. Reuter.
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      Lock icon PERSIA'S WOMEN VOTE AT LAST
      192 2 PERSIA 'S WOMEN VOTE AT LAST TEHERAN, Sunday. WOMEN flocked to the polls to vote for the first time in Persia today— but their votes are not being counted General Sadegh Azizl. Minister of the Intertor, said the women were allowed to vote In a referendum on sweeping reforms because
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      Lock icon Vietnam: A push needed
      290 2 SAIGON, Sur THE United States Army Chief of Staff, Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, said here yesterday it would "take a vigorous effort to turn the tide once and for all" against the Communist guerillas in South Vietnam. He said the Americansupported Government forces were winning the
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      Danger money...
      54 2 WASHINGTON, Sun. American combat troops serving in South Vietnam are to receive more pay under a Bill submitted to Congress by the Defence Department. A paratroop sergeant qualifying for this "double hazardous duty" pay, which is being recommended for the first time, would receive 51, 365 against the
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      Lock icon CIVIL RULE PARTY SET UP TO OPPOSE PARK
      138 2 SEOUL. Sun.— A total of 150 former politicians, including former President Posun Yun. today inaugurated a "civil rule party" to oppose General Chuiit? Hee Park, the chairman of the ruling Supreme Council, and his supporters in the forthcoming spring elections. The party
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      Arms for Morocco
      27 2 CASABLANCA. Sun. A shipload of Soviet military material (or the Moroccan Army antitank guns, heavy trucks and communications equipment wax unloaded yesterday.— UJ».I. I
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      Lock icon TSHOMBE CALLS IT A DAY:
      61 2 his gendarmerie as he speaks to Kolwezi instructing them not to opp tuwn. Soon afterwards a U.N. Indian be's last stronghold, without a shot President Tshombe of Katanga is surrounded by cheering members of thorn in the market square in ose the entry of U.N.
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      60 mercenaries fly in
      69 3 BRUSSELS, Sun. Sixty mercenaries who fled from Katanga into Angola during the recent U.N military operation landed at Brussels Airport this morning. Also on board were two children. Two Injured were carried off on a stretcher. The men were clad In civilian clothes, although some still
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      $105 rifle claim
      45 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Sun. Armalite Incorporated claims ..o have developed a new military rifle which can be produced at a cost of only $105 each A spokesman said the firm was negotiating for Its sale with one Nato and one South American nation
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      Sylvia says 'yes'
      33 3 ROME. Sun. Heiress Sylvia Cassablances who said "no to the Aga Khan, Prince Karlm. is to marry Italian playboy Cesare Spadaclnl, son of Milan soccer club's vice-president, at Alassio tomorrow.
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      Armed with bazookas i
      27 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. Nationalist Chinese guerrillas operat ing In Communist China cam bazookas and trench mortars a pro-Nationalist newsletter lis< trlbuted here said yesterday
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      Lock icon No Cuban missiles
      32 3 WASHINOTON Sun —President Kennedy said yesterday that although Soviet troops were <tl)l manning anti-aircraft missiles in Cuba there was no new evidence of the introduction of oflenslve weapons." Reuter
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      A 'French hate us' report is bared at last by Whitehall
      454 3 LONDON, Sunday. JJRITAIN'S Foreign Office warned more than 40 years ago against tot building of a Channel tunnel because of "the fundamental fact that we are not liked in France and never will be, except for the advantages which
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      Lock icon 'THE OLD MAN OF THE WEST...*
      325 3 f ONDON, Sun. Mr. Jo Grimond, leader of the British Liberal Party, yesterday attacked the "backward look of the Old Man of the West' —General de Gaulle. In a speech to constituents at Kirkuall. in the Orkney Islands, he accused General de Gaulle of
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      Lock icon A LUXURY LINER CRUISE FOR 470—AT $8.5 m
      153 3 A LUXURY LINER CRUISE FOR 470— AT $8.5 m NEW YORK Sun The Cunard linet Caronia sailed last night on Us annual .'.4,000 milt world luxury cruise Its two dearesi suites cost $84,000 Four other suites, which cost 575.000 each were also booked Total booking (or the 92-day cruise is
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      Lock icon Proposed divorce bill has 'kiss, make up' clause
      290 3 LONDON. Sunday V^EW divorce laws, in 11 which estranged couples would be given a month of grace to "kiss and make up" are proposed in a bill to be debated in the House of Commons The bill, drawn up by Labour Member
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      Lock icon Liz outside London Clinic before knee operation
      45 3 Liz outside London Clinic before knee operation ACTRESS Elizabeth Taylor pictured outside the London Clinic before she was operated on for a displaced cartilage in her knee. The operation was successful. Tomorrow shp returns to the set of "Very important Persons" at Shepperton. U.P.I, picture.
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      Lock icon African tour
      22 3 LONDON. Sun. Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary, will visit Uganda and Tanganyika after Kenya next month. Renter
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        Death likely for a 'vampire' spiv
        72 3 VfOSCOW Sun. A ill "vampire" currency speculator in grad who cheated people of "millions" hid some of his haul of gold in his daughter's grave. Izvestia said today In his room gold was stored in milk cans. Izvestia he had done 'too much harm
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        31 3 WASHINGTON: The ns Chamber of Commerce attacked Pre lent Kennedy's plan to cut taxes by $30,000 million be'nuse "the em ohasl? Is almost entirely on the Importance of con sumer spending."
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        29 3 TORONTO Canada nas reached its target of producing 800 000 barrels of oil a day The target was lot expected to be reached untT the end of the year
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        8 3 CAIRO: Iraqi authorities have expelled a U.A.R. dip-
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        13 3 lomat, Mr. Mohammed Youssef, after imprisoning him for three days. Cairo Radio reported.
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        16 3 VADUZ: The tiny itafe jf Liechtenstein is to double her police foree froir sight to 16
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        24 3 BELGRADE: Mr Todor -hlvkov, Bulgarian Communist leader and Prime Minister, left for Sofia after his first official talks for six years with President Tito
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        35 3 COPENHAGEN Demons ra carrjrlng signs de noundng "Greek dictatorship" and "Greek concentration camps" paraded outside Amallenborg Palace as guests gathered for a ball celPbratlne the engagement of Danish Princess AnneMarie to Greek Crown Prince Constantlne
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        33 3 LONDON: Nearly 250 peo- c queued tor two hours before dawn to be the first mourners to file past the body of Roman Catholic Cardinal Godfrey, Archbishop of Westminster who died on Tuesday
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        31 3 NEW YORK: i.ew York dockers drifted back to the wharves after settlement of the 34-day strike which paralysed more than 40 ports along the Atlantic coast and the Gulf of *'exlco
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        34 3 VIENNA: Austria nas rejected an offer from Czechoslovakia to exchange two or three Austrlans In prison there tor Prantisek Nesvadba a Czech facing trial In Vienna as a spy. the newspaper Neve Kurler reported.
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        14 3 LONDON: Lord Hankey, former Secretary of the Cabinet, died In hospital He was 85.
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        23 3 MOSCOW: The population of the Soviet Union topped the 223 million mark on Jan. 1 —an increase of 3.3 million during the year.
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        22 3 MELBOURNE: Melbourne University and a sugar refining company have taken out a patent on a process to prevent sugar causing tooth decay.
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        21 3 SAN FRANCISCO: Six beauty queens left for Manila where they will take part in an international pageant beginning on Feb. 1.
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      34 3 HOL'STON (Texas) Sun two U.S astronauts vtrgil Grissorr and John Glenn were chosen today to work on space projects Intended to place a man on the moon within a few years. Renter.
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      Lock icon NORTH POLE DEFENCE PATROL BY A SOVIET SUB
      405 3 NORTH POLE DEFENCE PATROL BY A SOVIET SUB MOSCOW, Sunday. THE Soviet nuclear submarine Leninsky Komsomol 1 has completed an exercise in which she took up 4 combat position under the North Pole ice to present a missile attack by "enemy" submarines, it was reported yesterday. The official news agency
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      CIVIL RIGHTS: U.S. YEAR OF PROGRESS
      93 3 CIVIL RIGHTS: U.S. YEAR OF PROGRESS WASHINGTON, Sun. Mr. Robert Kennedy. the Attorney -General, yesterday reported "great progress" in civil right" for Negroes in 1962, despite the violence over Mr. James Meredith's admission to the University of Mississippi. In a report to President Kennedy, he said: "For those only interested
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      Negroes sign up peacefully
      45 3 NEW ORLEANS, siun.— Eight Negroes have been registered— peaceably— in Tulane University, a private Institution with aii unbroken 129-year record of exclusive white attendance. Tulanes board of administrators In mid-December voluntarily opened the doors of the university to Neuroes.— U P.I.
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      Alcoholic anonymous
      35 3 NEW YORK. Sun. A caretaker Is the first victim of a nodrlnking rule for Indiana Senate employees. Senator John Rees, announcing the dismissal, said: "He was so tight he couldn't write his name."
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      'Cancer' publication
      25 3 LONDON. Sun. Henry Millers "Tropic of Cancer", which has been banned as obscene In many countries, is to be published In Hrltaln soon.
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    Big progress in $88m.
    409 4 water supply projects IPOH, Sunday. CONSIDERABLE progress has been made on the 12 projects of the $88 million water supply development programme for Perak. Expenditure on these projects has already totalled more than $19.1 million. A further $14.1 million is expected to be spent this year.
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    JAKARTA MEET BAN: NO LOSS, SAYS NUJ
    219 4 JAKARTA MEET BAN: NO LOSS, SAYS NUJ KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaya's National Union of Journalist feels "no sense of loss" at being barred from the Afro-Asian journalists' conference to be held in Jakarta and Bandoeng in April. The vice-chairman of the Indonesian Journalists' Association, Mr. H. A. Massiara, had said
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    Port Commission to get new office block
    131 4 PENANG, Sun. The Penang Port Commission will soon have new administrative offices at King Edward Place, opposite the $3.5 million Bangunan Tuanku Syed Putra. The commission h|y> allo- cated $500,000 to build it. near the clock tower, as soon as the plans are
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    CALL BY VISITING CHURCH LEADER
    277 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— A leading Scottish church leader, Dr. A. Nevile Davidson, said here today, that the church should take an interest in the political changes in this region. "But," he warned, "the church should never get Involved in party politics." Dr. Davidson, the Moderator of
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    Robbery by masked men
    81 4 BAG AN SERAI, Sun. Four masked men, one armed with a parang, robbed a grandmother, Oon Tui, 56, of jewellery worth $300 and $30 cash in Kampong Selinsing, at 2 a.m. yesterday. Madam Goh. wife of a shopkeeper, was with her daughter-in-law and four small grandchildren
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    TEACHERS WED
    57 4 Two Singapore teachers, Mr. Goh Tick Hee and Miss Patsy Low Hui Hiang, who were married in Singapore recently. Mr. Goh is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Goh Teck Meng of Serangoon Garden Estate. The bride is the sixth daughter of Mr. Low Kirn Yong and
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    NIGHT OF BALLET AT THE VIC
    319 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— There was a large audience at the Victoria Theatre last night to see the opening performance of Le Theatre dArt dv Ballet. This young Paris-based company makes up in efficiency and versatility what it lacks in weight of numbers. The soloists possess
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    Soil expert arrives
    91 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Dr. D. V. Crawford, a lecturer in soil chemistry in the University of Nottingham, arrived here by air today for a week"s visit after attending an international soil conference in New Zealand. He expressed the hope that he would be able to study Malayan
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      337 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following Is today's (ML 13 1) 6.50 p.m.; from Jesschedule of civil aircraft »elion, Brunei, Kucning (ML movement* at Paya Lebar air- 487) 7.35 pjn.; from Kuala Dort SlnnDore- Lumpur (ML 173) 9.00 p.m.; porv, ww from Bangkok (ML 307) ARWVALS 11.20 pjn. BO
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE Grit that made Ben Hogan one of golfs greats...
    1705 5 ALMOST FINISHED BY A CAR CRASH IN 1949, HE CAME BACK TO WIN THE TOP PRIZES IN GOLF— THE U.S., BRITISH OPENS IN the first round of a golf tournament at Rochester, New York, in 1941, a
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    Premier's pledge to hawkers
    214 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. npHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, pledged a better site if necessary to hawkers at Woodlands Pasar Malam last night. He said the government would find them another Rite if they so desired as It was the government's task to help them by
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    MALAYANS FOR TRAINING IN ECONOMICS
    224 6 MALAYANS FOR TRAINING IN ECONOMICS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYANS will be among the trainees to be sent to the Asian Institute for Economic Development to be set up in Bangkok by the Economic Commission tor Asia and the Far East. The institute will offer both long and short-term courses Including
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    Doctors name officials
    54 6 PENANO. Sun.— Dr. Loh Ouan Lye bai been elected president of the Penaog Medical Practitioners' Society. Dr K. K. Ohoonf la vloepresldent and Dr. B. O. KrUhnan the Moratory and treasurer. Committee: Drs. V. G. Patwardhan. S. T. Yeoh. K.K. Mathen. Lee Chyo Chow. Ch'ng Keong Aik
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    Centre officials elected
    48 6 Centre officials elected SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. ABranam Silas has been re-elected president of the Stamford Community entre. Other officials include Mr. Pradatiek C. Pinto (rlca-praal-dtnt). Mr. A. P. Nathan (aacrfttary), Mlaa Yong U*v Bin (aaalaunt aaerttery). Mr. Ho atani Hang (traaaurtr) and Mr. laata Khanf Hock (aatlatant traaaurar).
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    BANG BANG ON SONGSONG
    82 6 PENANO, Sun. The Far East Air Force will carry out bombing and firing exercise* at the Pulau Songsong range, near the Bunting Island group, off Kedah Coast, on the following dates next month. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.; Feb.
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    The first load of diverted cargo is back —from H.K.—
    179 6 The first load of diverted cargo is back —from H.K.— KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rpHE Hosang arrived in Port Swettenham last night with the first cargo of goods which had been abandoned in Hong Kong during the railway strike. But she will have to wait a few days before she can
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    UNIONS THANK TENGKU FOR CANCELLATION OF TRANSFER
    113 6 I{UALA LUMPUR, v Sun. The secretary of the Staff Side of the National Whitley Council, Mr. T. Narendran, who was to have been transferred to the income tax office in Ipoh, has been allowed to continue as the secretary here, as a result
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    Koran talks on Feb. 3
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A Koran conference will be held in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Feb. 3 under the chairmanship of the State Advocate-General, Inche Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim. Prominent Islamic leaders from the Federation and Singapore will give lectures in Malay, English, and Tamil on
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    Island insect hunt
    33 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Members of the Singapore Entomological Society today went to Pulau Übln to collect insect specimens. They were led by Mr. D. H. Murphy of the University of Singapore.
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    ANOTHER $25,366 FOR D-FUND
    167 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Another $25,366 has been received by the Bank Negara for the Save Democracy Fund, bringing the total to $759,293. The latest biggest contribution $12,108.33 came from the readers of the Sangamani Press. Plantation House, Petaling Jaya. Others were: Residents of fapah. $1,455; Indian
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    More expats get jobs, but they are experts
    228 7 PENANG, Sunday. jyjORE employment passes enabling foreig* to work in this country were issued la. year. According to a spokesman of the Federation Immigration Headquarter;:. 519 such passes were issued in 1962 against 448 the previous year —an increase of 71 The
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    BONUS ACCORD IN FIVE FIRMS
    156 7 BONUS ACCORD IN FIVE FIRMS SINGAPORE, Sun. i Payment of bonus equal to 10£ per cent of the annual salary is provided for in three collective agreements between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and three companies, the British and Malayan Trustees Ltd., Denmark House Ltd., and Malayan Unit
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    Second schools debate
    53 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The second annual Inter-junior secondary schools debate will be held at the U.S. Information Service theatre from the middle of next month. Entries for the debate must reach the sponsors, the student and youth work department of the Chinese YMCA at South Pier, Singapore 2.
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    MUSLIMS TOLD: OBSERVE FAST
    217 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Muslims throughout the Federation and Singapore began their fasting month today. Fasting started today instead of yesterday after a joint announcement by the Federation's Keeper of the Rulers' Seal and the President of the Singapore Shara'iah Court said that the" moon was not
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    Firecracker youths held: Shops —raided—
    62 7 Firecracker youths held: Shops —raided IPOH, Sun.— Several youths have been arrested here during the last three days for setting off firecrackers. Police have also raided several shops suspected of selling crackers. Seven packets were seized from one shop. Firecrackers have been going off in all parts of the town
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    HOSTEL IN PENANG FOR 1,000 PILGRIMS
    115 7 PENANQ. Sun. The Federation Pilgrimage Control Department Is planning to build a multi-storey hostel to accommodate pilgrims during their stay in Penang. The project is being worked out in conjunction with the Muslim Endowment Board and the State Religious Affairs department. According to the
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    Postponed for state mourning
    74 7 Postponed for state mourning IPOH. Sun. The music and drama section of the Perak Arts Council has postponed the stage presentation of the comedy "My Three Angels" to later this year Secretary of the section. Miss Mabel Teo, said that the postponement was due to the 100 days state mourning
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    Fulbright exchange
    21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A Fullbrißht educational exchange agreement will be signed by Malayan and VJS. governments representatives here tomorrow
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    Now 'peace corps' from New Zealand coming to Malaya
    301 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun STATISTICIANS, en- gineers and surveyors of the New Zealand "peace corps," Volunteer Service Abroad, will be sent to Malaya. The statisticians will oe for such Government departments as statistics, agriculture. labour and education. The engineers and surveyors will
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    38 countries for birth control conference
    97 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. About 300 delegates from 38 countries will attend the seventh international conference on planned narenthood in Singapore from Feb. 10 to 16. Papers by world experts to be considered at the conference include methods or birth control, clinical trials of oral compounds.
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    Tengku warns Umno men: Don't row, work
    236 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun TiHE Prime Minister, x Tengku Abdul Rahman, has warned Kelantan Umno leaders to heed his advice to stop quarrelling among themselves and work to recapture Kelantan from the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party. The Tengku gave this warning at a recent meeting
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    New Year party
    20 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. York Hill 1 Girls' Homecraft Centre today I held a Chinese New Year Party. I
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    ■AT 16 HE SPEAKS FOR MALAYA
    76 7 ■AT 16 HE SPEAKS FOR MALAYA MALAYA'S delegate to the 1%3 New York Herald Tribune World Youth Forum, Srinivasa. Iyer. It;, (above) arrived in New York recently by Pan American World Airways. Iyer, of Penang. will spend three months in the United States living with three different families in three
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    TwoNZ ships to join our fleet
    153 7 TwoNZ ships to join our fleet KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —Two New Zealand ships are to join the merchant fleet of Malaya and Singapore. They are the "Grand Old Lady" 37 year old Tfcmn I nine—and the Gale i 625 tODS), bald the latest New Zealand newsletter. The first ship, to
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    60 coming up...
    19 7 j KUALA LUMPUR. Sim Tengku Abdul Rahman will crle> I brale his 60th birthday on F.b
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    DEATHS
    47 8 W,r4* Sit (Mtn.mum. CAVE: Sud«ealy. la Devon. Kaciaad. Margaret, laved wife of r K 11. Cave, Ute U.CJ9. CABLE RECEIVED by 8. D. Richards. Senior Mains Foreman Eletncify Department. City Council m'orminr death of father T. P. Nathan siindrem. Annaikkadu. Tanjotr District. South India on 25-1-83.
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    85 8 It Worrfj Sit (Minimum) THE FAMILY Of ta* late Mr. Goh Teo« Oiian tuank Van. Dhamnusukhs. relatl*— and fnends for their rondo lences. wreaths, rt rolls and attendance daring their recent bereavement. MESSRS. COVINOASAMY (Surrey T'ept.. Alor Btar), Veasadaaalam (High S'-hool. Bvkit Ifertajam), Subramaniara <Vet. Dept K.L.) aad Mrs.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    52 8 H'orah Sit (Minimum) IN LOVINC MEMORY Of Mr. I. Mamielpmay who departed tats life L'>-l-l(M>0. Badr» missed by n>« »iO and children. CEORCE TAN ENC LEONC, deputy managing; editor of the Straits Times, who died in Ji road accident 'JH/\fn^. Remembered by bis rolleagnen and friends with affection
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    The Critical Decades
    605 8 Growing realisation of the crisis of population in Asia has not ended all the old illusions. International migration, within the area or to the Western hemisphere, is still held out as a partial solution although the political objections are obvious and unconquerI able. Even the maximum possible
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    Aziz Outburst
    373 8 There was never much doubt i that Inche Aziz Ishak would eventually part company with I Umno and the Alliance. Relieved of his Cabinet post last October, replaced as chairman of the Selangor Alliance Com- mittee two months later, Inche 1 Aaiz was well on the way to
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    Walton Cole
    272 8 'You people at Reuters run a very good tape." This tribute, paid by President Kennedy two years ago, comes readily to mind when one reflects upon the death of Walton Cole, general manager of Reuters. The reputation of the world's oldest news agency rests, of conrse, on the
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    Lock icon Tussle for leadership If the abour Party
    857 8  - Tussle for leadership If the abour Party FRASER WIGHTON WHO WILL STEP INTO HUGH GAITSKELL'S SHOES IN THIS CRUCIAL YEAR FOR THE PARTY? from LONDON. Sunday TH E fateful tussle for the leadership of the Labour Party opened officially yesterday starting point of nominations for a successor to Mr. Hugh
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      Road toll: the cause
      185 8 YOUR correspondent "Motorist" is of the opinion that the main causes of accidents are decrepit motor vehicles and elderly drivers or a combination of both. On the contrary, the main cause of accidents —at least In Kuala Lumpur —is the attitude of drivers both young and
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      Dr. Gibson-Hill
      248 8 IN the unavoidable absence of the president. Tun Abdul Razak. I was privileged to chair the 83rd annual meeting of the Malayan Branch. Royal Asiatic Society last week. At this meeting the members. In response to a motion proposed by the Keeper of the Public Records. Hajl Abdul
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      Prison life
      150 8 AS his three reasons on why discharged prisoners go back to crime. Mr. Shorters of Pudu Prison enumerates the lack of psychiatric treatment, lack of employment opportunities and public prejudice. I am glad that the need for the service of a psychiatrist or psychologist Is being felt now
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      War workers
      103 8 MUSLIM employees of the British War Department in Malaya must now attend Friday prayers on one hour's unpaid leave. In a country where the official religion is Islam the British Government should respect it and not impose such conditions on its employees. MUSLIM EMPLOYEE Kluang A WAR Department
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      Lorong Melayu
      91 8 I REFER to the letter by Ellas HJ. Slraj (S.T. Jan. 21) calling for improvements to Lorong Melayu. The Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee has been Informed that providing kampong street lights at this road is estimated at $4,700. It Is now considering this scheme. The cost
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      No coercion
      79 8 MANY teachers are frustrated at threats of increment stoppage or their not being confirmed if they do not pass their Std. 1 or Std. 2 Malay. There should be no coercion of those graduates or normal-trained teachers who have no aptitude at all In learning the language or
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    £150 million
    387 8 £150 million THE COST OF THE BIG FREEZE-UP IN BRITAIN LONDO.v Sun. Estimates of the cost of Britain's munin-long freeze-up now range around the £150 million mark and some assessors think that even this may be too low. Worst-hit financially will be the insurance companies. A spokesman for one of
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    Employers must back the pioneer industry union—Nair
    262 9 Employers must back the pioneer industry union— Nair SINGAPORE, Sunday. WORKERS in pioneer industries who are to play a key role in the industrialisation of Singapore would be "left to the wolves" unless employers back the Government's plans for a union to represent them. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, general
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    $1,000 jackpot: Have you sent in your entries?
    62 9 $1, 000 jackpot: Have you sent in your entries? HAVE you sent your entries for the $1,000 Find-the-Ball Jackpot competition in Berita Minggu and Berita Harian? Thousands of old and new readers of Berita have sent in their entries for > the first competition. The closing date is Wednes- day.
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    Baby is the only one killed in 390 holiday crashes
    214 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. A four-month-old girl was killed yesterday in the only fatal road accident over the Chinese New Year holidays. The baby. Koh Peck Han, was in a small saloon car which crashed head on with a bus at the
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    Barisan 'seeking a refuge in Borneo'
    162 9 Barisan 'seeking a refuge in Borneo' SINGAPORE. Sun. Petlr. the Peoples Action Party organ, has claimed that Communists in the Bari&an Sosialls are hoping for a massive intervention in the Borneo territories, influenced by the Parti Komuni.s Indonesia, to secure them a place of refuge. In an editorial, the P.A.P.
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    Show in aid of the aged
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Impressario Mr. Gun Soon Tloe, will present a charity concert in aid of the St. John's Home for the Aged In the Victoria Theatre at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow under the patronage of Puan Noor Alshah, wife of the Yang dl-Prrtuan Ncgara.
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    A SEMINAR WINDS UP SOCIOLOGY COURSE AT THE UNIVERSITY
    212 9 A SEMINAR WINDS UP SOCIOLOGY COURSE AT THE UNIVERSITY CINGAPORE. Sun. A day-long seminar attended by about 40 men and women brought to an end today a three-month radio course on "An Introduction to Sociology" organised jointly by the Adult Education Board and Radio Singapore. The seminar, held at the
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    Ceylon Day reception
    37 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The acting High Commissioner for Ceylon. Mr A Abeyawardena will hold a reception at the Lake Club here on FeY 4 on the occasion of the 15th anniversary of Ceylon's Independence.
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    Big Perak rock fall becomes a tourist attraction
    330 9 Big Perak rock fall becomes a tourist attraction IPOH, Sun. Hundreds of people are visiting the gigantic rockfall near here yeaterday which ha« blocked the flve-mlle Simpang Pulai-Lahat. road to through traffic. Work on a new deviation bypassing the rockfmll area will be completed In about two weeks. It will
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    Town planning survey for Penangr
    82 9 Town planning survey for Penangr KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federal Department of Town and Country Planning will t his year prepare an outline regional plan for Penang and parts of Province Wellesley. This is in accordance with the Government's policy of expediting the preparation of regional land use plans In
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    Parents spurn vocational school for exam failures
    396 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun QNLY about 2.200 pupils in Selangor of th« 12.000 who failed the secondary school! entrance examination in the state have registered to join secondary continuation schools which open on Feb. 4. The majority or the failures have applied to join
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      Growth, policy of British trade unionism
      221 10 TRADE UNION GROWTH, STRI CTIRE AND POLICY By H.A. Turner (Allen and I'nwin 455.) IN 1758 a number of Lancashire weavers were prosecuted for stopping work because their employers would not recognise a "combination" of workers. It was probably the first real trade union
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      A dramatic account of African life
      847 10  - A dramatic account of African life ALLWGTON KENNARD OUT IN THE MID-DAY SUN. By Boris Gussman. (Allan and Unwln 215.) IN THE FIERY CONTINENT. By Tom Hopkinson. (Gollancz 30*. By IT is easy to say that the European settlers in Africa must come to terms with the Africans, that their
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      From commonsense to science
      139 10 SCIENCE, it is often said, is only organised common sense But the transition from common sense to science, especially the exact sciences, is not easily followed by the layman. Professor Toulmin, now Director of the Nuffield Foundation for the History of Ideas, essays an ex- planation
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      Belgrade parley of unaligned nations
      347 10 Belgrade parley of unaligned nations DOCUMENTS OF THE BELGRADE CONFERENCE. {Colder, London 40s). Pi Belgrade under the chairmanship of Marshal Tito the delegations of unaligned nations of the world met in 1961 to discuss the international scene and to add their voices to the cause of reason. Mr. Khrushchev contributed
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      Mainly for tourists to Singapore
      334 10 SIX tourist guides for the Singapore visitor, attractive and informative, have been published by Donald Moore, for $5.40 the set. There must be a reason for separate publication (writes David Sze) but it is hard to think what it can be. The divisions are obvious
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      276 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4. Par-sighted planning for more I- A good spread for the meal? education? (4-4, S). (5-5). 5 Strain caused a shattering In t. Pride's not in order for m (tone (7). humble a creature! (6). 7. Imitator of standard non- One writer in the circle be-
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    Industrials again dominate exchange
    1579 12 Industrials again dominate exchange From Our Market Correspondent WHKN the Stock Exchange closed in the middle of last week for the Chinese New Year there was little diminution of turnover despite the approach of the long holiday. The turnover again was almost entirely confined to industrials which in many cases
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    Tin price varies only $1
    469 12 Tin price varies only $1 DURING the four-day trading week on the Straits tin market prices varied by exactly one dollar. The UlgUrst price was $426 on Thursday and the lowest $425 ou Monday. The estimated offprint for the short week, was 1,080 tons compared with 1.425 tons in the
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    THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND
    45 12 Application Form and full details available by sending this coupon to: The Managers, P.O. Bex 90, Smoopore, P.O. Sox IM Kuala Lumpur P.O. Bra 30, Ipoh or P.O. Box 277, Name: (Mr./Mrs./Mis*) Address TRUSTEE: THE CHARTERED BANK (MALAYA) TRUSTEE LTD. 28.1.63.
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    MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    982 12 T'HIS table of shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange shows last business to January 18 (A) and last business since that date (Bl with H and L stand in* for Highest and Lowest business for last year and this year to date. HI B Alex Bricks 2.35
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    MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
    29 12 Jan. 21 Jan. 22 Jan. 23 Industrials. 104.96 105.35 !oKri7 Tins: 106.72 106.74 10!) i &gt; rubbers: 100.60 100 70 100 70 7 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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      ON PAROLE'S 'PRESENT' FOR SMITH
      2002 14 THE BIG SWEEP: Total Pool $63,635 First Priie: No. *****9 $28,636 Second Priie: No. *****3 $14,318 Third Prize: No. *****1 7,159 169f8 t tar3 ar S 7O 2 SI l is8 e o aC^l7 N 9° 8 *****4 ofcS?.? 8 1011 (5636 e ch &gt;:
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      97 14 HONG KONG. Bun. A party of 25 players and officials of the Hone Kong Kwong Wah Football Club left for Bangkok yesterday for a series of three games against teams in Thailand The party is due to return here next Saturday Tsang Kane-honK. an offi- cial
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      Westwater wins North Malayan title at first attempt
      282 14 Westwater wins North Malayan title at first attempt By Lee Foo San 1 |POH, Sun. Stewart 1 Westwater (Selangor), last year's Malayan runner-up, won the 19th North Malayan amateur golf title at his first attempt beating the holder, Too Joon Loke (Perak) by one stroke in the final here today.
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      Japan win
      22 14 MANILA, Sun. Japan won the Asian amateur golf tournament here today. Dealing Formosa by three strokes. The Philippines [finished third.—U.PJ.
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      Lock icon -POOLSTHE EXPERTS DECIDE 36 MATCHES IN AN HOTEL
      346 15 -POOLSTHE EXPERTS DECIDE 36 MATCHES IN AN HOTEL T ONDON. Sun. Cancelled British football matches, with £2 i-mlllion in bets at stake, were "played" yesterday in a London hotel by a panel of experts. The major football pools firms forced to cancel their coupons for five weeks running because of
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      Fright for Burnley
      583 15 SWINDON SURPRISE LUTON TO EARN FOURTH ROUND 'PLUM' Liverpool nearly knocked out Cup favourites LONDON, Sunday. DURNLEY, new favourites for the F.A. Cup, had a fright yesterday when they were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Liverpool in the only fourth round tie played because
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      Lock icon 28 players banned for life in Yugoslavia
      109 15 28 players banned for life in Yugoslavia BELGRADE, Sun.—Tvventyeight Yugoslav footballers have been suspended for life, the F.A. of Serbia announced here yesterday, following inquiries into al. legations that a betting ring had "fixed" matches. The F.A. said they had studied police evidence and concluded that there was "irrefutable proof"
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      41 15 DURBAN. Sun.— Souih Africa s Renee Schuurman upset Darleni Hard (US) 6-0. 6-4, in the women's semi-finals of the Huletis tennis tournament yesterday, li the other semi-final, Margare Hunt (South Africa) beat com' patriot Valeric Forbes 6-3, 6-2.— U.P.I.
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      Knockout
      32 15 JOHANNESBURG, Sun.— Stoffel Wlllcmse won the South African heavyweight boxing title last night when he knocked out the holder, Daan Beeker, in the seventh round here of a scheduled 12-round fight.
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      152 15 f ONDON. Sun. Only 16 Li English and Scottish Cup and League matches were played yesterday Results: FA CUP Srd rd: Luton 0 Swindon 2: Portsmouth 1 Scunthorpe 1: Swansea 2 QPR 0 4th rd Burnley 1 Liverpool 1. English Div: ll Brighton 0 Southend 0 Dlv
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      1 BOOTH IS OUT—CAUGHT COLIN COWDREY^
      42 15 1 BOOTH IS OUT— CAUGHT COLIN COWDREY^ COLIN Cowdrey takes the catch that dismisses Brian Booth for 34 off Fred Titmus during Australia's first innings on the second day of the Fourth Test at Adelaide on Saturday. Straits TimesSydney Morning Herald picture.
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      French whip the Irish
      386 15 IRELAND 5 FRANCE 24; Dublin. Sunday. fRANCE, with a devastating display of attacking A Rugby, gave the answer to those who think their "iii-rent supremacy in the game is ending by trouncing Ireland in the Rugby Union international here yesterday. France, after successfully weathering early Irish
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      US name Walker Cup side
      174 15 US name Walker Cup side NEW YORK, Sun.— Richard 1 1 Davles, six-foot-three American winner of the Bri- I tlsh amateur golf champion- ship at Hoylake last June, is &gt; j Included in the United States Walker Cup team to play the j British Isles at Turnberry next May 24-25.
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      63 15 LONDON Sun —The England Rugby Onion team (or the match in Duolln against Ireland on Feb. 9 J G Wlllcox; P B. Jackson. M S Phillips M P Weaton. J Roberts: RAW Sharp. 8 J. Clarke: N J. Drake-Lee. J D. Thome B A Dovey, A M Davis,
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      Johore earn no acclaim for victory
      513 15  -  TEOH ENG TATT By SINGAPORE, Sun.— The 'O All Blues Cup final, which was won 13-3 by Johore against Selangor at Changi last night, matched th*» North South annual game earlier on the Singapore padang, in almost everything except the manner of winning. South
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      Best vault
      57 15 PORTLAND, Sun.—C. K. Yang, a Formosan student, achieved the highest ever pole vault leap when he cleared 16ft 3 In &lt; 4.96 metres) here last night. Yang's mark will not rate as a world record, however, as It was made Indoors. The world record of 4.94 metres (16ft
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    Lock icon Mr. K. warns danger of US bases in Spain
    129 16 MOSCOW, Sun. Mr. Khrushchev said yesterday that foreign bases on Spanish soil "could endanger the very existence of the Spanish people" if there was thermonuclear war. According ,to the Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda, quoted by Tass news agency, Mr. Khrushchev
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    Reds are losing Afro-Asia 'battle', says Nair
    351 16 Reds are losing Afro-Asia 'battle', says Nair SINGAPORE. Sun. Trade union leader Mr. Devan Nair, said here today that international Communism was losing the battle for the minds of the people all over AfroAsia. Mr. Nair. who returned home this morning after a tour of the United Arab Republic. India
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    Ex-model Joan chosen 'Miss Scooterama'
    69 16 Ex-model Joan chosen 'Miss Scooterama' JOAN RITA SIM is seen hece being crowned "Miss Scooterama" by well known Singapore sports official, Mr. Tang Tuck Wall, at the Malayan association of Scooterists show in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night. Second was 16-year-old schoolgirl. Wendy Keys, and third Susan Foo. More than
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    77 16 British export water to Rotterdam LONDON, Sun. Britain gained a freak new export when it sent 2,000 tons of water to Rotterdam. A Dutch oil tanker, the Caltex Delfzijl, loaded the water at Sunderland for the frozen-up Caltex refinery at Rotterdam. The cost of loading was said to be £400.
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    21 16 VADUZ fLeichtenstein). Sun.— The tiny state of Liechtenstein is to double her police from eight to 17.— Reuter.
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    289 16 LONDON'. Sunday. POLICEMAN, Constable John Mosey, 21* wus sentenced to four years' jail at Leeds for trying to frame a West Indian on larceny and Indian hemp charges. t Mosey had pleaded not i guilty to two charges of conspiring with
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    121 16 LONDON, Sun.— Five girl undergraduates from Girton College. Cambridge, who had volunteered to appear nude from the waist upwards in a student show, have changed their minds. Miss Mary Cartwright, the principal of Girton. said: "The girls have realised that they would
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    Kennedy stops A-tests
    166 16 Kennedy stops A-tests WASHINGTON. Sun. President Kennedy yesterday ordered a halt to underground nuclear tests in Nevada during current EastWest negotiations in Washington and N"w York for a nuclear test Dan. The President said in a statement that the United States had no intention of again accepting an indefinite moratorium
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    DEATHS
    76 16 MRS. A. TIPSON widow of Mr. K. Tipson former Secretary Brit isn and Foreign Bible Society imwd away suddenly 23rd January at 80 Buekntoa Terrace K.ilrmile Head Rdlnburcb deeply regrettd. ANC CEOK NEO wife of late Mr. Can Kirn ttwer ace 57, paused awa* peacefully on 5 1.63. leaving
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