The Straits Times, 6 February 1964

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    20 1 m frfrERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Lock icon SMILES ALL ROUND
    1537 1  -  F. ABISHEGANADEN and A. SAMAD ISMAIL *Early accord' plea KHOMAN OPENS FORMAL SESSION AND CALLS FOR 'NO DISRUPTION OF CEASE FIRE' WHILE THE PEACE TALKS ARE IN PROGRESS From BANGKOK. Wednesday from the interviews they gave before the opening of the conference TUN RAZAK I have MOM
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    Cinema magnate Shaw's son is kidnapped
    995 1  - Cinema magnate Shaw's son is kidnapped JACKIE SAM and CHEONG YIP SENG VEE MING, 31, AMBUSHED IN HIS CAR NEAR HIS RESIDENCE: FATHER IN HONG KONG ALL SET TO FLY HERE By SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ARMED gangsters kidnapped Mr. Shaw Wet Ming, 31, eldest son of cinema magnate, Mr. Run Run
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    Lock icon Bangkok: The other round of talks...
    114 1 Bangkok: The other round of talks BANGKOK, Wed. The Philippines will hold bilateral talks with Malaysia in llangkok in between the tripartite foreign ministers' conference, according to senior Philippines sources here. These sources said bilateral discussions between the Philippine Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador Lopez, and Malaysia's Deputy Premier, Tun Abdul
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    Lock icon Talks with Toure satisfy Mr. Lee
    107 1 Talks with Toure satisfy Mr. Lee CONAKRY, Wed. The Malaysian goodwill delegation led by the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, leaves for Abidjan today after talks with President Sekou Toure and the Guinea Government which the Prime Minister termed as "satisfactory." Mr. Lee told reporters last night his
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    Lock icon Thai says ASA still alive
    60 1 BANGKOK, Wed— The Association of Southeast Asia (ASA) still exists, despite the dispute that has divided Malaysia and the Philippines, a senior Thai official said today. Mr. Upadlsth Prajrlyangkur. director-general of the Economic Department at the Thai Foreign Ministry and head of the Thai secretariat
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    Lock icon 'Sun sail' craft
    36 1 MOSCOW. Wed— A spacecraft driven by a "sun sail," a reflecting surface propelled forward by the power of the sun's rays, could reach Mars In 122 days. It was reported here today. Reuer.
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    Lock icon 'Dora' hits 900
    32 1 BRISBANE. Wed. About 900 aboriginals were homeless today after cyclone "Dora" battered the Mitchell River and Esward River mission stations In the Oulf country of far northern Queensland. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Kraut and Wiener
    36 1 CHICAGO, Wed. Prank D. Wiener and Herman Kraut exchanged gifts today, Kraut giving some frankfurters to Wiener, and Wiener giving some kraut to Kraut. The National Kraut' Packers Association arranged the stunt— UPI.
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    Lock icon Longest name sign recovered
    60 1 LIVERPOOL. Wed.— The longest railway sign in the world, snatched from the Welsh railway station with the 58 letter name, has been recoverd. The sign from LJani airpwllg wyngy Ugogeflychwyrndrobwlllantyslllogogoch was found at the foot of a television mast near Cardiff. Welsh university students were thought
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 SEARCH CONTINUES SINGAPORE, Ihurv v I am partiei ol detectives Tinned nut of CID hf.iiltl" irtirs to ferret out suspects in nonstop in-M-stieations into ktdnaf or Shan Vee Mini N< > new developments ll.ivC Imcii reported. (See tins r
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      422 2 Our role by Lopez Task of conciliation: Philippines 'is not involved in some aspects of dispute' BANGKOK, Wednesday THE Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, said yesterday the Malaysia Mini s t c rial peace talks opening here today were of "crucial importance." Asked if the Philippines would act
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      Lock icon Azahari riddle
      115 2 JAKARTA, Wed. Persistent ramo n r s that Brunei rebel leader A. M. Azahari had been dismissed from the "North Kalimantan Revolutionary Cou n c il" and was no longer the rebel Prime Minister could not be confirmed today. Yesterday, the Govern m c n t-run news agency
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      Lock icon U.K: We are not clear
      55 2 LONDON, Wed— British officials said yesterday the situation in Indonesia over the position of British firms was "very unclear." They said the British Ambassador in Jakarta. Sir Andrew Gllchrist. was seeking clarification of the present status of British firms and until he had reported there
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      More members of Maca's cabinet quit
      81 2 MANILA, Wed.— Six more members of Philippine President Dlosdado Macapagal's cabinet resigned yesterday to allow the President to reorganise his cabinet. Those who resigned were Public Works Secretary Brlgldo Valencia, Agriculture Secretary Jose Llngad. chairman of the Presidential Committee of Administration Performance and Efficiency
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      Lock icon Jakarta call for backyard vegetables
      127 2 Jakarta call for backyard vegetables JAKARTA, Wea. J Jakarta's Governor. Brig Gen. Sumarno, has appealed to the citizens to grow vegetables in their backyards to aid the government in solving the problem of chronic food shortages. He told the Indonesian Women's Association that Jakarta should "provide and stockpile dally necessities
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      TWO MORE TOWNS BESIEGED BY CONGO BANDITS
      125 2 TWO MORE TOWNS BESIEGED BY CONGO BANDITS T EOPOLDVILLE, Wed. 14 Primitively armed terrorist bands are besieging two key towns in Kwilu Province and advancing toward a third, officials said last night. The gangs were reported pressing Congolese Army troops at Idlofa. about 300 miles south-east of here, and Gungu.
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      Lock icon Nehru's summit note to Tito
      255 2 BELGRADE, Wed.— President Tito yesterday was handed a personal message from the Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, concerning preparations for a second summit meeting of heads of non aligned countries. Indian sources said nere. The message was conveyed by the Indian Deputy External Affairs Minister.
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      Lock icon Indian warships
      32 2 MADRAS. Wed. The Indian Government is working out an agreement for buildlne warships in collaboration with a forelcn country. Mr. K. Raghu Ramalah. Minister of Defence Production, said yesterday.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Shark kills man
      21 2 WELLINGTON. Wed.-A shark attacked and killed Leslie Francis Jordan. 19. at St. Clair Beach. Dunedln. early today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon PROBLEM OVER ONCE OUR MAN TURNS UP IN PARIS: CHOU
      251 2 PROBLEM OVER ONCE OUR MAN TURNS UP IN PARIS: CHOU MOGADISHU (Somalia), Wednesday. Chou En -lai, the Chinese Prime Minister, said here last night that "once our representative appears in Paris no other man can pose as the diplomatic representative of China." He had been asked at a Press conference
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      Lock icon Accra mob pulls down Stars and Stripes
      143 2 ACCRA, Wed.-Several hundred Ghanaians marched on the U.S. Embassy yesterday at the instigation of the ruling Convention People's Party and hauled down the Stars and Stripes. The demonstrators fell back when Mr. Emerson Player, a Negro embassy officer, rushed out to defend the
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      Lock icon Airlift of vaccine
      24 2 NEW DELHI. Wed.— An American military transport aircraft flew to Saigon yesterday with sufficient cholera vaccine to mcculaU 500.000 adults —Reuter.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Bombs again in Cyprus
      287 3 EMBASSY DAMAGED, THEN U.S. ORDERS EVACUATION: BRITISH HOTEL ALSO HIT NICOSIA, Wed. Two bombs exploded in Nicosia last night and damaged the United States Embassy. The American Ambassador. Mr. Fraser Wilkins. went to the Presidential palace with an escort of armed U.S. Marines and lodged a
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      Lock icon 'Numbers game' in Pentagon cracked: 12 arrested
      123 3 'Numbers game' in Pentagon cracked: 12 arrested WASHINGTON, Wed.— f? Treasury agents yesterday raided the Pentagon, the huge Defence Department building here, and arrested about a dozen people on charges of running a "numbers game" an illegal lottery. All those held were civilians, according to one agent. Some of them
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      Britain studies reply on keeping peace
      193 3 Britain studies reply on keeping peace JONDON, Wed.—Britain was today .studying Pr c s ident Makarios' demand that Western peacekeeping forces sent to Cyprus should be answerable to the United Nations. The President's reply to the AngloAmerican peace force plan, delivered here and in Nicosia yesterday, was also under study
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      Lock icon Protest by U.S.
      32 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. The United States has protested to the Cuban Government over the alleged violation of US territorial waters by Cuban fishing vessels, the State Department said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Britain's tree-top atom bombers
      150 3 LONDON, Wednesday. WRITAIN'S £1,000 million bomber force, generally believed to be able to operate only at high altitude, can now deliver nuclear weapons at little more than tree-top height. The well-kept secret was i disclosed yesterday when Mr. Hugh Fraser, Secretary of State for Air, visited
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      Lock icon Housewives as call-girls
      52 3 I MINEOLA (New York). Wed.— Undercover Investigators yesteraay smashed a suburban sex ring where housewives worked as call girls to supplement the family Income and made as much as US$3O,OOO a year. Police rounded up 16 persons, including the 35-year-old "Madam" of the operation. More arrests were
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      Lock icon US $300,000 libel
      37 3 BIRMINGHAM (Alabama), Wed. —Alabama football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant and the Curtis Publishing Co. yesterday agreed to settle his US$lO million libel suit against the Saturday Evening Post out of court for USS3OO.OOO— UPI.
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      Lock icon Sir Alex rejects a proposal for Commonwealth fire brigade
      226 3 Sir Alex rejects a proposal for Commonwealth fire brigade LONDON, Wednesday. THE Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, yesterday rejected a proposal for a Commonwealth defence force to deal with emergencies in Commonwealth territories at the request of their governments. He was answering a number of questions In the House of
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      Erhard's birthday
      20 3 BONN. Wed. Prof. Ludwlg Erhard, West German Chancellor, yesterday celebrated his 67th birthday with a normal working day.
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    'Anti- referendum drive was political'
    1118 4 A DETAINEE TELLS OF BLANK VOTE MOVE SINGAPORE Wednesday JJI'SSEIN Jahidin. n political detainee who wa s chairman of the Singapore Trade I'nions Working Committee in 1962. said today thai his committee's ca m pai^n against the national referendum was "definitely poli tical." Hussein, who
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    Chettiar Temple
    30 4 SINOAPORE. Wed.— A Tamil leader from Madras. Mr. M.P.S. Slvagnana Kiramaniar, will give a talk at the Chettiar Temple In Tank Road on Feb. 14 at 6.30 p.m.
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    CANADIAN AID: 3 EXPERTS PLAN PROJECTS
    285 4 CANADIAN AID: 3 EXPERTS PLAN PROJECTS SINGAPORE, Wed. The three-member Canadian team of engineering consultants today disclosed some of the projects they would recommend to their Government to be set up in Singapore. These, according to their spokesman Mr. J. Harm, include BULK material handling facilities and iron ore handling
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    Kathakali officials
    70 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. KJ». Bhaskar has been elected president of the Singapore Kathakali Yogam. Other office-bearers are: Mr. O. Ragnavan Pillal, vice-president; Mr. P. N. Nalr, aecretary; Mr. R. P. Nalr, asst-secretary: Mr. N. Chellapan, treasurer; Mr. K. Gopala Pillal, art supervisor; Messrs V. K. Sadanandan, K. Madhavan
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    Fatal mishap: Man cleared on appeal
    239 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A businessman, Lee Kirn Leng, 42. who appealed against a district court conviction and sentence of four months' Jail, with three years' drivin g disqualification, for causing the death of a woman by a negligent act, was cleared of the offence in
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    Club president
    39 4 SINOAPORE. Wed— Mr Khoo Hln H lon ft. a law officer, has been elected president of the V's Men Club. Beta Chapter. The vicepresident Is Mr. Tan Liang Chia and the secretary is Mr. Chew Chin Jin.
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    New courses in photography
    75 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Adult Education Board ls reorganising its present seiie-. or photography courses to cater for beginners and advanced amateurs to meet popular demand from the public. These courses stages 1 and 2— are being conducted in English and Chinese. The tuition fee for stage
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    Mr. Yong's tour
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will visit the pathology and chemistry departments situated In General Hospital compound tomorrow.
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      337 4 THE following I* today Khedule of civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar airiort Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC From London. Frankfurt, Zurich, Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta (RA TOO) 6.10 P.m. from Melbourne. Sydney, Darwin, Jakarta (BA 711) 9.0.) p.m. Qintat: From London, Rome, Cairo, Karachi New Delhi, Bangkok (QF 734) 9.10 p.m.; from
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    Japanese industry leaders on business visit
    184 5 Japanese industry leaders on business visit KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Fifteen Japanese industrialists of the Mitsubishi Group arrived here today to study opportunities for investment in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. They represent a wide variety of light and heavy Industries from shipbuilding to brewing beer. The leader of the mission. Dr.
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    Commission to meet party men to discuss polls count
    250 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Elections Commission has agreed to meet representatives of political parties on Saturday to discuss the counting of votes after polling at the coming parliamentary and State elections. The commission said it would do this despite the fact
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    63 5 LONDON. Wed. —An Admiralty spokesman said here today he had no knowledge of any reinforcement of British naval ships in Malaysian waters. The spokesman was asked to comment on reports that the ships were being reinforced. A Defence Ministry spokesman also said he did not
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    Harbouring: 2 in court
    72 5 BATU PAHAT, Wed. A former penghulu of Rangit, Dato Haji Monamed Paiman bin Hajl Ibrahim, 65. and his son. Abdul Ghani. 44. pleaded not guilty in the magistrate's court here today to a charge of harbouring an illegal immigrant. Both were alleged to have given shelter
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    Retained stolen motor-cycle
    53 5 j SINGAPORE, Wed. Lin Mau Poo, 20. a Singapore I- arbour Board stevedore, was founu guilty in a district court toduv on a 1 charge of retaining a stolen motorcycle, worth $800 at Queen Street, on Nov. 3 last year. Sentence was postponed till Feb. 22 pending
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    Concert by band
    28 5 PENANG, Wed.— The band of the Ist Green Jackets will give a concert and Beat Retreat at the Esplanade at 5.15 p.m. on Feb. 16.
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    TWO REASONS WHY MISS GOH IS SO HAPPY
    97 5 TWO REASONS WHY MISS GOH IS SO HAPPY \fISS Goh Sob Lens. 22 (above), of Kuala Lumpur, has every reason to be happy. She has just been appointed one of the dieticians responsible for supervising the "special food" patients in the Royal Melbourne Hospital, where she has graduated. She is
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    Memorial prayers
    42 5 PENANG, Wed.— Penang Umno leaders and officials will hold a congregational prayer service in Umno Hall on Friday in memory of the late chairman of the Central Welfare Council. Syed Abdullah Alsaßoff. who died in Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 30.
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    Ferry ticket-seller is fined $500 for $2.50 breach of trust
    233 5 Ferry ticket-seller is fined $500 for $2.50 breach of trust PENANG. Wed.— lsaac Samson Pakiam, a Penang Port Commission ticket-seller, 38, who gave a senior Government auditor an altered ticket for his ferry fare, was jailed for one day and fined $500 or nine months' Jail. "You must be punished
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    Village chief fined $15
    50 5 JESSELTON, Wed. Village chle! Dusln bin Lagob. of Kampong Tambullan. near Kota Belud, Invited a woman. Sajing blnte Gurop, to a party. When she was leaving his house he assaulted her, a magistrate's court was told He was fined $15 for causing hurt to the woman.
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    The high cost of safety...
    103 5 PENANG. Wed. Unless proper standards are set up. and safety helmets for motor-cyclists freed from all import duty, it is wrong to r.iake them a compulsory Item of equipment, the A.A.M secretary. Mrs K. S. Llm. writes in the latest Issue of the A.A.M. News
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    THE UPHILL WAR ON ORGANISED CRIME—BY A JUDGE
    181 5 THE UPHILL WAR ON ORGANISED CRIME— BY A JUDGE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. Justice One said in the High Court here today that the forces of law and order "had to fight an uphill battle" against organised crime. He said this when he dismissed the appeal of a selfconfessed broker
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    Pleads guilty to trespass
    59 5 IPOH, Wed. Wong Weng Kai. 28. a cashier in Wearne Brothers Ltd. here, today pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to trespassing Into the house of Loh Swee Kee, a teacher in the Anglo-Chinese School, at Jalan Dua, Kampar Housing Trust here, last night. He waa
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    Four of bus crash sailors serious
    171 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. LX)UR of trie 17 Korean sailors who were admitted F into Assunta Hospital at Petaling Jaya last night after a bus accident in Federal Highway are seriously injured. i They were among a party of 40 in a bus returning to
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    'Holidays' are nearly over for bearded pigs
    171 6 'Holidays' are nearly over for bearded pigs OEREMBAN, Wed. Hundreds of bearded pigs in Malaya will be returning to Johore this month "after spending Christmas in the East Coast," the Game Warden, Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Malacca, Mr. Dara Singh, said today. These pigs, which are known to be along
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    Mrs. Siraj tells congress: We've had enough!
    310 6 Mrs. Siraj tells congress: We've had enough KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. regional conference of the World Muslim Congress here today was told not to "dilly-dal-ly" over efforts to improve the lot of Muslim women. A Singapore delegate to the conference, Mrs. M. Siraj, said Muslim women had suffered enough. They were
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    202 fishermen interviewed for Govt aid
    73 6 MUAR. Wed. Eleven Social Welfare officers from Kuala Lumpur. Johore Bahru and Muar today interviewed fishermen who are suffering hardships due to Indonesian confrontation at the Teochew Association here for Government relief. The 302 fishermen with 1.500 dependents had appealed to the Government for
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    Immigrant jailed
    28 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Said bin Merala was today jailed for one year in a magistrate's court for illegal entry into Singapore on Jan 31. He pleaded guilty.
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    Special squad detains 13
    46 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore s newly-formed anti-rob-bery squad yesterday rounded up 13 secret society gangsters and screened 317 suspects in antigang raids throughout the i: land. Eleven suspects were detained under the Societies Ordinance and one under the Criminal Law Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    Escaped convict is 'dangerous'
    135 6 OINGAPORE, Wed. An escaped convict, described by police as "armed and dangerous", is at large in Singapore. Yeo Khlm Seng, 24. a man with three aliases escaped from Changi prison camp on Sept. 12 last year. He Is also known as Yeo King Seng, Pah Cheow,
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    STAFF TO GET $2 FOR HAIRCUT A MONTH
    92 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Fifteen employees of Tan Thye Heng Ltd., goldsmiths, of Arab Street, are now eligible for a monthly allowance of $2 for a haircut. This Is one of the provisions contained In a two-year collective agreement signed recently be- tween the
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    4 POINTS FOR SINGAPORE'S PROGRESS
    233 6 4 POINTS FOR SINGAPORE'S PROGRESS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. HR. C. R. Krishnamoorthy, planning adviser to the Singapore Government, said tonight that the solution of Singapore's problems of growing population and unemployment lay in a planned economic development and industrialisation. He was speaking on "Singapore and its economic problems' at a meeting
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    Carnality case acquittal
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. K. Bhaskaran. charged in a magistrate's court on July 9 last year on two counts of having carnal relations with a girl under 16. was acquitted and discharged by a District Jud?e. He was alleged to have committed the offence in February or Man-h last
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    NEW TRADE RECORD FOR SABAH BUT DEFICIT IS $30 mil.
    131 6 NEW TRADE RECORD FOR SABAH BUT DEFICIT IS $30 mil. lESSELTON, Wed. J Sabah had record trade last year, according to figures released today. Imports totalled over $304 7 million, nearly $66 million more than the previous year while exports totalled over $274.7 million, an increase of $40 million. However,
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    N.Z. National Day reception for 1,000
    124 6 N.Z. National Day reception for 1,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. On* thousand guests including Cabinet miniMers, diplomats and senior i Government officials have been ln'\ited to a reception to be Kiv»-n j here tomorrow by the New Zealand High Commissioner. Mr. R H. Wade, to mark his country's NaI tional Day.
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    Muslim C'wealth urged at Congress
    162 7 J^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The regional conference of the World Muslim Congress today urged the creation of a Muslim Commonwealth of nations to ayoid hostilities amongst Muslim countries. Enemies of Islam The resolution said that the hostilities which it alleged had been created by enemies of
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    LUXURY LINER ANDES MAKES 3-DAY STOP
    95 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The 27,000-ton Royal Mail Line Andes is now in Singapore for the first time since the war on a voyage round the world. The ship has on board 433 British and American tourists. Launched in December, 1938. it carried troops from Canada
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    A woman with light fingers
    53 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A young woman pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court today to shoplifting at Fitzpatrick's Supermarket in Orchard Road yesterday. Ng Kolc Eng, 23. stole cosmetics, two knives and some chooolates altogether valued at $50. She was given a conditional discharge and bound over
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    Tengku's message
    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has sent the New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Keith Holyoake. "wannest greetings and sincere wishes" to the Government and Its people on "the historic occasion of New Zealand Day" tomorrow
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    GRAND MUFTI OF JERUSALEM GIVES KORAN TO KING
    120 7 r |"lll. president of the World Muslim Congress, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Syed Mohamed Amin ElHusseini Al-Haj, yesterday presented the Yang diPertuan Agong with a Koran printed in Jerusalem. The Koran was in an attractive box made of olive wood, also
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    Salesman starts life again with his wife
    292 7 Salesman starts life again with his wife [POH. Wed. A sales--1 man who chose his mother rather than his wife in a clash of loyalties three months ago will now stay with his wife only. His mother will live elsewhere. The Ipoh magistrate, Inche Annuar bin Zalnal Abidin, today cancelled
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    MONSTER MACHINE ENDS SLOW TRIP TO FACTORY
    205 7 MONSTER MACHINE ENDS SLOW TRIP TO FACTORY IPOH, Wednesday. A CYLINDRICAL mechanical monster, costing A $800,000 and weighing more than 40 tons, arrived here today for the Tasek cement factory after a five-day journey by rail from Port Swettenham. I Actual travelling time for the 162-mile journey, which began on
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    Appeal to Muslim nations
    69 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The World Muslim Congress today called oil all Muslims and Muslim nations throughout the world to frustrate the Israeli attempt to divert the Jordan River. It also decided to hold t lie next World Muslim Conference in Somalia at the end of the
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    Trial date fixed
    99 7 MALACCA. Wed. The trial of three men on two charges of robbing the proprietor of a massage parlour here and a client was yesterday fixed for hearing in f he Sessions Court on May 19. Abdul Wahab bin Rahmat Shah. 23. a bus Inspector, Mokhtar bin Abdullah.
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    Three jailed for breaking in
    75 7 KUANTAN. Wed. Two mining labourers, Mohammed YuaoS bin Ngah. 28. and Mustaffa bin Haron, 28, and a padi planter, Mohammed Rafar bin Haji Abdul Rahman, 27. all of Kampong Kuala Pontian. Rompin, in Pekan district, were yesterday sentenced to six months Jail when they pleaded
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    Inoculation warning
    69 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. All people travelling from Singapore, which was declared an infected local area for cholera on Monday, to Malaya by air. sea. road and rail should possess valid certificates of inoculation against cholera. Similarly, people travelling from Malaya into Singapore are advised for their personal safety
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    Saved—by his spectacle case
    245 8  - Saved by his spectacle case LOKMAN HALIM: A SHOT AT POINT-BLANK RANGE... By Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday SPECTACLE case saved the life of the victim of an armed robbery in Jalan Bugis off Pudu Road, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Lim was walking towards his parked car at about 4 p.m. v;hen two
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    HUNT FOR JOBS BY 432 FROM NANYANG
    96 8 HUNT FOR JOBS BY 432 FROM NANYANG SINGAPORE, Wed. A big hunt for jobs is now on in Singapore by 432 Nanyang University graduates who passed their final examinations last December. Most of them are seeking employment in Singapore. although about half of them are from other Malaysian territories. This
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    Transferred
    29 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. Inche Az.z b.u Hasbuilah **s been transferred from the Ibrahim Secondary School here t Xampong Chcnor. Pahang. to be headmaster of the trade school there.
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    Car tax exemption
    35 8 JESSELTON. Wed. Owners of cars who move their vehicles from Sabah to Malaya and vice versa will be exempted from having to pay double taxation, according to a Customs order published here.
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    Illicit samsu
    50 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Lim Ting, 50. oi Gombak Lane, was fined 5250 in a magistrate'^ court here today for possessing three gallons of samsu on which a duty of S4l was not paid. He pleaded guilty. The oflence was committed on Jan 14 at a house in Setapalc.
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    New wing for arts college
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— A new wing has been added to the College of Arts at Nanyang University. It will house the department of Chinese language and literature and the department of modern languages when the new academic year begins next month
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    LIZE-'I LOVE DANCINGMANAGES TO COMBINE IT WITH A JOB
    110 8 LIZE-'I LOVE DANCINGMANAGES TO COMBINE IT WITH A JOB SINGAPORE, Wed.— A Pen-ang-born professional dancer. Miss Lize Muntford (above), has found a happy compromise between her love for dancing and her parents' objections by be inn a receptionist by day and a dancer by night. Liz P said today: "This
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    Group prayers for Christian unity
    183 8 Group prayers for Christian unity TPOH, Wed. Roman 1 Catholics here who are looking forward to unity with the other Christian denominations, in line with the Council of Rome's decision, are preparing for the big day with soul-searching group prayer meetings. The group prayers started about a month ago at
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    Conditional discharge
    61 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Ninth Magistrates Court Rave an old man a conditional discharge and bound him over for 12 mon hs after he had admitted breaking > oen the drawer of a counter :n tiic Raffles Girls' Primary School canteen. Tan Sway Kirn. 60. was arresled by the
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    New mosque planned
    38 8 MALACCA. Wed. The State Government here is to spend $285,000 on the building of new mosques and suraus in Malacca tlafta year. the Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. announced last night.
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    PUTHUCHEARY: HOW TO BREAK ECONOMIC BOTTLENECKS
    206 8 Kuala Lumpur, Wed 1 fyHE lack of Govern- ment enterprises is one of the important causes of under-deve-lopment in backward countries. Mr. James Puthucheary, an economist and former adviser to the Barisan Sosialls. said this today at the Asian regional co-opera-tion seminar toeing held
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      162 8 O»f> By V.T. Ham lin OH. FOR HEWEM SAXE9 SO WslD >OU WWAT9 VK3L£»JCF IS \i^~ r\^fi-£%M OOPS A JUK£ BOX HIT' I W»LL' riJ-\ **tO« HOW/ V)OL£NC* I AJ.WAYS A. f WWEN PS. I* M/ZTv-N' 7 x > .V=*H^ ri'S JUST A PASSING FAD. 1 1 WS-lEKIBER I r
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    JOCKEY BECAME PART OF THE TURF'S HISTORY
    1795 9 THE ARMY CORPORAL WHO DEVELOPED INTO ONE OF AUSTRALIA'S TOP RIDERS Neville Sellwood was killed in a fall in France in November, 1962 Dv w i N World War II many thousands <>l Australian and American servicemen passed through staging (-mips in the
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      184 9 j WM THEATRE (SERANGOON ROAD— Corner. New World Park— Singapore) Inaugural Charity Premiere Opening J 1 TUESDAY llth Fflr«Vf mi H. l."ipm a fj UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF The Minister for Sicial Affairs, Inche Othman Wok All Ticket Sales in V^aL^ Official Opening B aid of the JAYCEES VQSmI
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    DEATHS
    41 10 Wordi SIO i Minimum i GOODRICH. Hahy Krere, aon of ininy ami Anne bom 3rd of KebruI xway Mb of February. No MISTER EDWARD PAwLE pained fully at bla residence in reea 1'.«.;-<l. Kurhing. on February iMTth l'*M n*-eply mourned.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    142 10 -n Wnrdt $10 (Minimum) THE FAMILY of the Ist* Peter \atm thank all the doctor. TiKimwn Road Hospital. reintiws and friend* for their attend- i iirlp. \AMINATHAN. ANNAMALAI ANOp LOCANATHAN Thank all friends and pi.iiiw* for their kind rondolem \vr.-.<th» nn.l othrr valuable asalMance at thi- funeral of their
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  • The Straits Times Thursday. February 6, 1964.
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      A Path Of No Retreat
      577 10 The Malayan Medical Association, predictably, opposes compulsory Government I service for newly graduated doctors. This makes the argu--1 ment clear-cut, but it leaves no room for retreat. Would not the association have done better to sense the Government's mood and to ask instead for safeguards
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      Cyprus Hope
      338 10 Cyprus is a long way from peace and stability, but agreement "in principle" by President Makarios to accept international policing opens the way to a solution of the immediate problem of maintaining law and order. The Archbishop reportedly prefers a force responsible to the United Nations Security Council
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      The Doubt
      288 10 A High Court dec sion which set aside the orJer of a Sessions Court president who bound over for a year two men accused of bribing an official of the Department of Inland Revenue was of more than ordinary interest The men were fined $5,000 and $1,000 instead.
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    Lock icon SHANTY SLUMS TO GO
    357 10  -  Clarence Fernando Ceylon moves after 10 years -1 /COLOMBO, Wed.— Some \j 17,500 shanties, which have been an eyesore here for more than ten years are at last to be demolished by concerted police and municipal action. Their inhabitants will be resettled on a 51 -acre
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      A syllabus ignored
      270 10 1 AGREE with "Parent" that the standard of English in Chinese schools cannot be raised merely by Increasing the number of class periods. The time allotted Is ample. Other iactors have to be considered. In the aided schools the majority of teachers of English are either untrained
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      In the dark
      76 10 LOTS of Malaysians In London know very little about what Is going on at home. There is a Malayan centre but conditions are such there that very few of us go there. Cannot the Government do something about this such as subsidising the cost of newspapers and
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      Clean away
      84 10 HOW does a gang of robbers escape the dragnet of a hundred policemen? Let us say a road is blocked by a police sign and there are about five policemen around. Every car is screened, but by the time the tenth vehicle is given the "go" signal there
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      It stinks
      85 10 mulated has not been cleared. The files and stench are intolerable, and a danger to health. The system does not work satisfactorily and the town council should alter it. LIM CHOON SENG Alor Star 'PHE daily collection of rubbish from various Darts of Alor Star Is first taken
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      Misconstrued
      110 10 UNFORTUNATELY a misl- understanding has arisen from a statement attributed to me and which has been misconstrued following my recent visit to Jesselton. It caused some comment from Mr. Roy Knowles. chairman of the Tourist Association of Sabah. The Singapore Tourist Association has been happy to provide information and
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      6-day penalty
      83 10 MY application to be an apprentice at H.M. Dockyard was rejected because I am overage by six days! I could have given a false age, say six days younger, and have sat for the examinations. Why cannot those who are a few days over-age have a chance in
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    The tangled Baker case: America's big election issue
    1049 10  - The tangled Baker case: America's big election issue GEOFFREY HODGSON SENATE COMMITTEE PROBE MAY SERIOUSLY AFFECT JOHNSON'S POLL PROSPECTS by— Washington Wednesday THE meteoric rise to riches of Bobby Gene Baker, who was Mr. Johnson's man of confidence when he was in the Senate, may be the big issue in
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      736 10 Strmrts Tk-M ft Mahy Mai let near cold ■row*— mcmm Orcawrd Mead cold rroMAaK ■hamcibm AT HOLLAND ROAO-KATONd UPPCL ROAO-NWM. BA*« AiMioHaad AMeaaai cmr aooic *toim ltd Wnuhaalar itom. Ce4ayer 0-eß> 1M« NtTWB FHOMT FH/petrtck-a lypwawM MU M. MMAIt. a Adenlralty Ree«. Neoai Baa* NAMICM STOKI ara-7. owr mat. ■•pan
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    Lock icon Kidnap!
    312 11 ...of the cinema magnate's son who only the day before was helping to hand out Chinese New Year gifts to poor and aged people gINGAPORE, Wed— Only yesterday Mr. Shaw Vee Ming was helping to pass out Chinese New Year "ang pows" to a few thousand old people at
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    HOUR'S TALKS ON AIRLINE STRIKE
    167 11 HOUR'S TALKS ON AIRLINE STRIKE SINGAPORE, Wednesday. •JHE Labour Ministry today stepped into the dispute between Japan Air Lines and its 45 striking employees. I Representatives of the management and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union met this afternoon for talks at. the Ministry, with Mr. Ho Cheong San.
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    N.Z. Day lunch
    39 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will attend a luncheon to be given by the New Zealand Deputy High Commission here to celebrate New Zealand day tomorrow, at the Hotel Singapura Intercontinental
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    Police raid
    25 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Police party yesterday raided a gang hide-out and recovered five acid bulbs, a parang, two-pronged spears, and two wooden poles
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    DPP's appeal dismissed
    70 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— An appeal by the Public Prosecutor against a sentence of one day's Jail and a fine of $500 imposed by a magistrate on a stall-keeper. K. P. Abdul Kader, for making a false statement before a Commissioner of Oaths, was dismissed by Mr. Justice Ambrose
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    Suggested: Three ways to get more doctors
    221 11 Suggested: Three ways to get more doctors KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malayan Medical Association has suggested a threepoint plan to increase the number of doctors: PROVISION of more training facilities by the establishment of a medical school and formulating plans for Its rapid expansion: MAKING full use or offers by
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    Police search is on
    31 11 PENANG. Wed. Police ar« looking for a gang of thieves who broke into a godown. in Sungel Plnang road, last night and siol« 51.400 worth of paint
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    NO GENERAL ELECTIONS FOR SABAH IN 1964
    84 11 JESSELTOJ. Wed.— The Chief Minister of Sabah. Dato Donald Stephens, said today that It was not possible to hold general elections in the State this year. There would, however, be Indirect elections before June for the remain- Ing 14 seats In the Legislative
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      57 11 Lecture and Demonstration PAUL FLAUBERT of BRILLIANT FRENCH MAKE-UP ARTIST will give a fareurll Lecture and Demonstration <m the perfect Make-Up for you in Robinsons Restaurant TOMORROW at 10.30 a.m. And. if you have any questions or problems about your beauty routine, do ask him —he will be delighted to
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      611 11 Today's Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE 110 Starlight Concert; 1140 When Pay Is Done: 13 midMEDIUM WAVE SERVICE night Close Down 476 Metres SHOKTW \\K MKMIL RADIO MALAYSIA 41 Metro NATIONAL SHORTWAVE AM.. 6UO Oooa Moruiiig. stKVICt: 41.7 cntlro 6.01 Moruwg f relude, 7.14 New*. 1:m toreaklaiL Bulletin. AJ >?- 00
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    Record at new wharves
    43 12 PORT SWETTENHAM. Wed. A record was set at the new wharves at the North Klang Straits yesterday when a vessel unloaded 1.000 tons of cargo. This was the biggest tonnage handled by any of the berths at Port Swettenham.
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    Wage pact signed
    38 12 SINGAPORE., Wed. The Hrm 3f Hagemeyer Trading Co.. <M> Ltd.. has signed a collective agreement witii the Singapore Manual wd Mercantile Workers' Union, jnder which 132 employees will receive salary increases and Improved working benefits
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    New Dental Officer
    32 12 TELUK ANSON. Wed. Mr. Chang Tuck Lee from Penang has assumed duties here as Dental Officer. Lower Perak. succeeding Mr. Yeoh Cheang Hiii who -has been transferred lo Taiping.
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    Admitted to Bar
    27 12 IPOH. Wed Mr. M. Mahalingam. 25. was admitted to the Federation Bar by Mr. Justice All bin Hassan in the Ipoh High Court today.
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    Rest House extended
    29 12 SEGAMAT. Wed. A $61,000 extension for the Rest Hou"** here has been completed. It includes four single bedrooms and two double bedrooms with bathrooms and garages.
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    Two of the 58 accused in Senang trial change their mind
    724 12 SINGAPORE. Wad THE Pulau Senang murder trial took a new turn today when two accused in lastminute decisions, gave up their original choice of making their defence on oath. Instead, Lim Kirn Chuan (accused No. 7) chose to remain
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    Radio Malaysia seeks staff for Rural Unit
    172 12 Radio Malaysia seeks staff for Rural Unit KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Radio Malaysia is looking for more broadcasting assistants for its Rural Broadcasting Unit. The Director of Broadcasting. Inche Dol Ramlt. said here today that the successful applicants would be handling programmes concerning rural development, agriculture and fisheries. "They will have
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    Fined $5 for not fasting
    43 12 MUAR. Wed.— The Religious Department here has arrested 10 Muslims for not fasting. They were found eating and drinking in coffee shops. Pour of them yen fined S5 each, and tlir rest will be charged on Feb. 19.
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    Two-way airlift of troops starts next week
    237 12 Two-way airlift of troops starts next week SINGAPORE. Wed. The first two-way airlift of Scottish troops between Singapore and Edinburgh involving the Ist Bn.. Queen's Own Highlanders, and the Ist Bn., Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders will begin early next week. The alrlilt. by chartered aircraft of a British airline. I
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      66 12 Bugs Bunny By Ralph He im da hi i> T^TTT^^ 3 I Kip va keep missin^ n r~ 7WO FOOT PUTTS. /keep ncr heao downV-v o- there aim t much. /ON TH' A/£XT SHOT, Si S% v HOPE! j AM 1 VA WON TBE IN/ JT^k \V 'DeCtDGD VOeTR'.D I
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    Daddy is off again...
    103 13 FOR SECOND TIME IN 14 DAYS TO KEEP AN APPOINTMENT IN BANGKOK OFF AGAIN.. .for the second time in 14 days, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. has an appointment to keep in Bangkok to find a solution to the confrontation of Malaysia by its
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    Indonesian raid N0.5 on the high seas
    233 13 Indonesian raid N0.5 on the high seas PORT SWETTENHAM, Wednesday. Indonesian gunboat held up six Malaysian fishermen in international waters off the Port Swettenham coast three days ago and got away with boats and fishing gear worth $15,000. This was the fifth Indonesian raid on Malaysian fishermen this year. Police
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    500-pound bomb seized by police
    54 13 500-pound bomb seized by police SINGAPORE, Wed.— A party of detectives, acting on information, recovered a 5001 b. mud- covered bomb in a disused Customs shed off Crawford Street near the waterfront yesterday. A few hacksaws were also found. Army bomb experts took custody of the bomb which they described
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    Forest vital to Sabah's wealth: Minister
    157 13 J E S SEL TON. Wed Sabah's Minister for Natural Resources, Mr. Richard YaD tonight defended the controversial new land policy and said the Government policy was to regard most or commercial forest as a "permanent asset and a permanent source ot income for
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    U.K. TROOPS MUST STAY, SAYS DATO STEPHENS
    181 13 U.K. TROOPS MUST STAY, SAYS DATO STEPHENS AVCT JESSELTON. Wednesday. MALAYSIA would never agree to the withdrawal of troops from Sabah and Sarawak at the Bangkok tripartite conference, the Chief Minister Dato Donald Stephens, said this afternoon Dato Stephens, who returned from Kuala Lumpur, where he discussed the line Malaysia
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    5 Indonesians are fined
    62 13 BATU PAHAT. Wed— Five Indonesians who pleaded guilty today in the magistrate's court here to a charge of Illegal entry Into Malaysia in December last, were fined Jl.OOO each or three months' Jail. They were Hallmathul Sa'adeah binte Othman, 30, SanslUn bin Abdul Rahman, 41. Atari
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    4 at University of Wisconsin
    53 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. Four students from Singapore are among the 1.128 foreign students from 97 countries wtio are studyIng at the University of Wisconsin, in Madison, this year. They are Miss Juliana Chonjj L. Tan. Miss Juliet Chen* L. Tan. Mr. Soo Tang Tan and Mr.
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    A FATHER'S SHOCK IF A SON BETRAYS HIS LOVE
    205 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A magistrate today told a youth of the shock a father experiences when a beloved son in whom he has faith and hope lets him down by committing a criminal offence. Inche Shaik Daud bin Haji Mohamed Ismail
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    New factory law planned
    213 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. T<HE Assistant MinisA ter of Labour and Social Welfare. Mr. V. Manickavasagam. said today that a Factory Act would be introduced so that the safety and health in all places of employment might be looked after Speaking at the opening of the conference
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    Police open fire in bid to trap lovers lane robbers
    152 13 Police open fire in bid to trap lovers lane robbers 1 I ALACCA, Wed. A police party opened flre last night on two men who had attempted to rob a courting couple near Malacca Airport at Batu Berendam. Later the police detained a man in a nearby house. Another man
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    Customs closing
    30 13 JOHORE. BAHRU. Wed. The Royal Customs and Excise Department here will close for five days for Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa from Feb. 13 to 17.
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      CULTIVATE A PERSONALITY
      682 14 CULTIVATE A PERSONALITY Expert has his say JJIS job has taken him to the biggest cities in the world and in his role as celebrated beauty expert it is obvious he has met the most beautiful women, too. So when this young French make-up artist, Mr. Paul Flaubert arrived in
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      The loose or the marked waistline?
      340 14 The loose or the marked waistline? HUBERT de Givenchy, regarded as one of the great trendmakers of Paris fashion, showed a spring collection in which he abandoned the fitted suits he introduced last season. It is reported that "Glvenchy has gone back to his old loose, lean look. Suits were
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    109 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDUSTRIALS were steadier with company reports reviving some Issues. Leaden were irregular with BHP regaining some lost ground, but S.K. and Dunlop continued to drop. Oils were .teady with A.O.G.A.S. active: Base metals were barely steady and loams were steady. C.R.A. »/98 Mount laa 38/ A
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    RUBBER PRICES
    254 16 I. EBRUARY BJasa xrada ribbtr buyars 1 f.e.k). cloud at S s>.m. in Sinaa•ere and Kuala Lumpur yeattrday at 64 1 oenta per lb. unchanged on Tueaday'a clewing level (or the position. The tone was quietly staedy. R A S. and F.M.N.K. elasing prises In ctntt per lb.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    185 16 SNIPS lying alsngsMe the Slngapera Harbour wharves ar expected teday are: Straat Johore 6/7, La Trinidad 13/14. City of Wellington 15/16. Mukno 18, Raja Brooke 23/24, AchUlera 38/39, Rothenateln 44, Van MnaCßolrn 43. Kin Yung 6A. Badao N.W. 3. Inner raada: Ulani; Ann, Abli, Koh Shin, Licorne,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 16 /■HINESI Praduee Eiananis. e»re noen avleet par pteul yeiterday: Cecenut Ml: bulk $49t sellers, drum |S2t sellers. Cepra: Feb. March UK/Oosrtaßaat: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white $180 aellera, Saranak while $147 1 ■ellers, apeclal Sarawak black $112 i sellers. garbled LdunponK black $112t sellers. ASTA $122* sellers Slngapars Ceconut
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    68 16 THE Malayan 1 1 ananas Banks' Asseslatlsn made theaa changes In lta ratea to merchants yastcrday (all rates to $100) Sellinf TT ar 0D ready: Deuttens Marks 1291: HaUaitd Guilders 117*. On the free exehama market In Hong Rong yeatarday tbe U.S. dellar was quoted at 5 734
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    Pungah Tin
    10 16 Punt all Tin produced 41b plculs in January.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 16 T*HE Federation Minister for Finance haa fixed thesr prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning- on February 6. Rubber 63 s eta a lb. Copra $489 a ton. Coconut oil 5846 a ton. Palm oil 5658.75 a ton. Palm kernels $399.50 a ton. The rate of
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    EQUITIES STEADY TO FIRM: SELECTIVE PRICE BOOSTS
    652 16 From Our Market Correspondent TNDISTRIALS were steady J- to firm on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with a turnover slightly above averagcf as rumours of bonus issues and takeover bids buzzed round the market. There were some firm spots and the money coming
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 Malayan Stork Indie .s Frb. 4 Feb. A •Industrials: 110.42 112.13 Tins: 125.58 125.78 rubbers: 106.16 105.72 I)w. 31, 1963=100. Dec. 29. 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    896 16 /COMBINED business In the SlnJ gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beuttssd (S.0O0) fI.BO. (10,000) f 1.95, C-'.OOO) $1.91. (1.000) J1.92, (3.O00) $1.93. (7.000) (1.94: Csld Star* (2.000) S3 35, (1.000)
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    206 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) February 5. Three monlh* INDUSTRIALS Bountrad 13 eta. M Omrnt 18 eta. Ounlops 18 eta. M. Box 20 cln. City Dev. ft ri». McAllstrr 18 cte. K. Smtlter 20 cts. M. Invent. 16 cts. Esso 18 cts. Rcbinnon 14 cts. K«J. Dlsp. 12 eta. C. Storage
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    Tin price down 87½ icts: Thin rubber market
    411 16 rpHE price of Straits tin fell 1 yesterday by 874 cents to $526.87 i on an offering estimated Increased by 15 tons to 250 tons. In London on Tuesday, tin continued to press higher to finish with cash up £3 and three
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    Pahang Consol
    26 16 Pahanc Consolidate Co. Ltd., in January crushed 17.250 tons of ore and produced 300 tons of lode tin concentrates and tributors' alluvial 7 tons.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 16 February 5. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 644 cents (unchanged). TIN: $526.87 «4 (down 87'j cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 15 tons).
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      593 17 TENDER NOTICE MM B] l| \NONVME DES E TAINS DE KIM Tenders will shortly be called for the construction, under one contract, of: 4 Class VII Quartei--4 Class IX Quarters 11 Class XI Quarters New Kan.par Railway Station Steel Framed Godown Platform^ and Loading Dock Sewerage Reticulation and Septic TMk
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      529 17 NOTICE AUCTION SALE OF Household furniture, spring bed. carpel. Radio-Gram, Refrigerator, sewing machines. Duplicating i machines, Tape recorders, writing table, etc. TO BE HELD AT Oar Sale-roam No. I*4 Market Strert, Singapore On Saturday. Bth February, 1964. at 10.30 a.m. NOW ON VIEW. Catalogues Issued. Kiong Chai Woon Co., Ltd.,
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      830 17 J a i^^^ J I .a m I r^ j i I k h i Continue* l from Pagr 18 1 SITUATIONS VACANT •0 Wordt SS (Min.)— Box S0 eta. txtrm WANTED EXPERT COOK preferably Hindustani English speaking. Pbone (B'pore) *****. CASHIER WANTED for busy Bollrltor's Offlce. Salary according to
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      1040 17 SITUATIONS VACANT •v Word* SS Min.)— Box S0 ct*. txlro EXPERIENCED BUILDING MATERIAL Salesman with good connections with Building Contractors and Architects, and also on* General Bsle* msn. Good salary and commission. Please apply to Box A 4520 B.T. Singapore. MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS LIMITED. Malaysian Airways Limited invite application from Malaysian
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      1096 17 HOUSES k LAND WANTED 10 Word* U (Ml*.)— Box $0 eta. extrm WANTED 10 to 15 acre* land suitable for private school in Upper Thomson Road or Sembawang Road area. Write P.O. Box 22b, Singapore. HOUSES LAND FOR SALE ■•> Word* U *l in >-Box ct: txtrm EASTERN MANSION axqulslt*
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      978 17 TUITION Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO et: txtrm MALAY L.C.E. LEVEL at Ipoh Road School 4t mile. X.L.. at p.m. PRIMARY TUITION by qualified tutor. Apply Box A43(^i B.T. Spore giving phone no. TUITION EVENING English/Maths OflC. 120/- monthly. 187-B Temoellng Road. (S 'pore- 15 >. ORESSMAKINC. Kull course In
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      1081 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE >• Word* SS (M.n Box to ctt. txlrm CITROEN lOIS und Amis tfeloon Car*. Immediate Delivery Details 1 1 from Sole AKtnls: Ihe Kastern Auto I 5 Co., .Ltd., 1&5 Clemenceau Avenue, Spore. FIAT 600 195* T»o Owner* Kxcel- lest Condition Accident Kree Comp' Insurance New Battery
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      844 17 HI-FI k STEREO Word* SS (Milt.)— Box 50 ct*. oxtrm TIAC SOSR REVERSE Uatlc 4 rrmck Recorder avallahl* at Bwc* tone Co., l!jy Bracb Koad. b port. BEAUTY CULTURE ft Word* >j 1/in.>— Bux 50 ctt. txtrm LATES' CONTINENTAL TreatBtnu loi MM <t>|<uis> Pimples, Oprn Pores and Tired Skin skin
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      SPORT-FOR-ALL DIRECTIVE TO S'PORE SCHOOLS
      286 18  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Wednesday A NEW DIRECTIVE, which implements the declared aim of a healthy mind in a healthy body, has gone out to schools in Singapore. It says that every school-going child in the four streams of Education in Singapore will be required
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      ANNUAL MEETING
      27 18 PENANG. Wed. The annual general meeting of the Penang Cricket Association will be held at the Penang Sports Club on Feb. 17 at 7 p.m.
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      Victoria close in on the leaders
      244 18 CRICKET ADELAIDE, Wednesday. COUTH AUSTRALIA, fighting to maintain their lead in the Sheffield Shield competition, lost by six runs to New South Wales in a thrilling finish here yesterday. Meanwhile their chief challengers, Victoria, who hold the trophy, won a race against the clock
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      213 18 BTH GOLD TO THE RUSSIANS INNSBRUCK, Wed. Claudia Boyarskikh. 24-year-old Russian school teacher. completed an Olympic women's crass-country gold medal "double" today when she outpaced her rivals to win the five kilometres ski event at Seefeld. Her time was 17min. 50.5 sec. Miss Boyarskikh. who won the 10 km event
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      Lock icon Mortimore's 5-75
      53 18 NAGPUR. Wed. MCC batted brightly against the combined Central and East Zone team on the second day of their three-day game here today and at close were 173 for five. Scores: Combined Central and East Zone 246 (Mitra 48. Mortlmore 5-75: MCC 173-5 iEd rich 42. Parfltt 52
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      Lock icon Kops takes Danish title
      87 18 /COPENHAGEN, Wed. Erland Kops defeated last year's champion, Hennlng Borch. 18-16, 15-12, to win the Danish national men's singles badminton championship here last night. Pernille Moelgaard Hansen won the women's singles beating Karln Joergensen U-7, 11-4, in the final. Finn Kobbero and Joergen Hammergaard Hansen beat
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      Lock icon Mid-air spin
      48 18 CHELSEA left-back McGreadie (centre) Jumps and spins round in mid-air in an attempt to stop Tottenham outsideright Jones from getting to the ball during the match at White Hart Lane, North London, last Saturday. On the right is Chelsea goalkeeper Dunn. Chelsea won 2-1. Reuter picture.
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      Hussein: Plan to improve fitness
      272 18 Hussein: Plan to improve fitness SOCCER SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Amateur F.A. plan to improve the fitness of their state players in a bid to challenge for the Malaya Cup this year and to retain the FAM Cup and the Aw Hoe Cup against Hong Kong. SAFA president Hussein Kamari
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      40 18 LONDON. Wed. The English Second Division football match between Swansea and Southampton, scheduled to be played last night, has been postponed until Mar. 8, At Carlisle. Bradford City beat Carlisle 2-1 in a Fourth Division match. Reuter.
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      627 18 i ii m a£m«MJi g HI^»11 In* Battalion The Royal Malay Regiment. KOTA BHARU— KELANTAN TENDER FOR BATTALION CANTEEN TENDERS are Invited for the operating of The Bn. Canteen at Pengkalan Chepa Camp as from 1 Apr. 1964. For details please contact "The Offlcer-ln-charge" Canteen. 2 Royal Malay, Pengkalan Chepa
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      70 18 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE TENDER WATER DK.PAKTMKNT: Laying and Welding of 48" and 60" diameter Steel Raw Water and Delivery Main and Air Vessels. Scudai. Johore. Tender Deposit $200/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 18th Pebruary 1964. Tender documents may be Inspected without charge at the Water Department. 3rd Floor.
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      443 18 NOTICES NOTICE We hereby give notice that the private roads In the Ulu Kusial j and Tebing Tinggl Estates. Kelantan. will be closed to the public for 24 hours from 6 ajn. on 7th Pebruary. 1964. REMINDER PROPERTY SALE TODAY AT 2.30 P.M 1. LAND AT MANDAI-95* acres. 2. Nos.
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      758 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SITUATION VACANT Applications are invited for appointment aa a clerk In the Temerloh and Meniekab Town Council. Temerloh. Pahang. 2. Salary Scale: Males. 107.50 z 7 50-115.00, 145.00 x 7.50-205.00/235 00 x 7.50--317.50/345.00 z 14.00-401.00. Females. 92.50 z 7.50-107.50/ 130.00 z 7.50-175.00/197.50 x 7.50-257.50/295.00 x 15.00--325.00. 3. Qualifications:
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    Horse influx is growing
    427 19  -  EP SOM JEEP .with 700 ON THE MRA REGISTER NOW AND ANOTHER 100 MAY BE ON LIST BY YEAR'S END KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE number of horses in training on the Malaysian turf is growing at such a rapid rate that there may well be. 800
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    Andersonians Ist round leaders
    246 19 HOCKEY IPOH, Wednesday. a NDERSONIANS took over the lead on goal aver- age from Kinta Indians in the Ipoh hockey league senior division today when they beat AngloChinese School Union 4-1 on the Upper padang here. Andersonians thus completed their first round ties with seven points
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    Fifth win for MTC
    92 19 pENANG, Wed. Deiendlng champion* Malayan Teachers' College scored their fifth consecutive win when they beat Police 4-1 in a league match at Green Lane today. The teachers, showing better team-work, dominated play from the start. They led 2-0 at halftime with goals scored by E. Lingam.
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    Whites 4-0
    55 19 PENANG. Wed. Whites beat Colours 4-0 In the first Penang state hockey trial here today. The match fell below expectations as there was no semblance of combination among the forwards All the goals were scored in the first half through Ajlt Singh (I), and a goal each by
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    PENANG OUT
    33 19 PENANO. Wed. Penang will 1 not take part in the hockey quadrangular tournament at Ipoh during the Chinese New Year holidays. Perak. Kedah and Armed 1 Forces are expected to compete
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    WINKURRA TOPS THE LIST OF TEN TO FOLLOW AT KL MEET
    293 19 WINKURRA TOPS THE LIST OF TEN TO FOLLOW AT KL MEET KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Winkurra, late Laidley, a useful live- 1 yea r old Australian j stayer, heads my list j of ten horses to follow' at the Tengku's Gold Cup meeting which i begins here on Sun- 1 day.
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    Soccer star in raga team
    109 19 I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Ros- lan Buang, the Selangor and Malaya footballer. i s among the 12 players selected by the Sepak Raga Association of Selangor for centralised training in preparation for the Khir Johari Cup competition. The other players are Razall Shukor. Kassim Bakar, Ismail
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    ROBERTS SPARKS GHQ 'B WIN
    398 19 ROBERTS SPARKS GHQ B WIN RUGGER SINGAPORE. Wed. Norman Roberts, captain and full-bac.i or this year's Singapore Joint Services side in the early stages of the Malaya Cup competition, was the matrh-winner for GHQ "B" against formidable RAF Selptar "A in their SCC seven-a-slde Rugby tie on the pading today.
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    FALLEN IDOL
    31 19 IDOL'S the Mm* name 1 owner Mr. A.L. SmithMaxwell may well have regretted when the hone fell, losing jockey T. Biddlecombe in the Windletham Steeplechase at Windsor last week.
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    73 19 PANTS OFF— THE PENALTY LONDON, Wed. A spectator lost his trousers while watching a Rugby Union match here yesterday. He had thrown a firework on the pitch a* a St. Bartholomew's Hospital player was about to take a nenaltv against Guy's Hospital The player's kick went wide Immediately wrathful supporter?
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    BILL WYLLIE TO LEAD 4-MAN LOTUS TEAM
    334 19 MOTOR RACING SINGAPORE, Wed. BILL WYLLIE, 31, of Malacca, has been chosen to lead Hong Kong's four-man Lotus team for this year's Malaysia Grand Prix here on Mar. 28-30, the Lotus agents in Singapore announced today. The Lotus team, sponsored by Bob Harper
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      31 19 RIGGER SCC sevens' quar-ter-finals CS'pore padang, S). HOCKEY Ipoh Dlv. 2: Andersonians 'B v Postals fupper padang): Sekolah TAR v CM Hospital (lower padang). B'porr hgrCup: SHB v Khalsa (Bkt. Chermln).
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    28 20 PARIS, Wed.— France will export 400,000 tons of grain a year to Poland between 1965 and 1967, according to an agreement signed here today. Reuter.
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    98 20 UNITED NATIONS. \V«'d. Diplomatic sources here said yesterday that the proposed cease fire supervisory team of Thailand would probably have three or four persons. who would operate both in Sarawak and Sabah. Tentative plans call for a chief supervisor and two or three deputies, plus
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    69 20 LEOPOLDVILLE. Wed. A young guerilla stuck a pistol into a Canadian colonel's stomach and pulled the trigger but there was only a click. The officer, Lt.-Col. Paul Mayer, had for the first time on a 10-day U.N. helicopter rescue mission forgotten to put a bullet in the
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    368 20 LONDON, Wed. —The recovery in the stock markets gathered momentum today and, although best prices were not always maintained, widespread and often appreciable gains were established In Industrial equities. The lecent batch of good economic news helped sentiment, but markets as a whole remained very sensitive. GUt-edgeds were
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    108 20 PARIS-BORN BARON AND MANDY HOPE TO MARRY MUNICH, Wed. Mandy Rice-Davies and Parisborn Pierre Cervello, heir to a West Indies sugar fortune, said here today they hoped to be married within the next year. Miss Rice-Davies, 18, a leading figure in the Profumo scandal, is at present singing in a
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    32 20 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The president of the Chinese YMCA, Dr. Chen Su Lan, will open two new tennis courts of the association at South Pier on Saturday at 4.30 p.m.
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    401 20 Irene of Holland disappears, her engagement broken QUEEN JULIANA URGES NATION: GIVE HER THE REST SHE NEEDS THE HAGUE. Wed PRINCESS Irene of the Netherlands, 24, r has disappeared, with her romance apparently broken. Queen Juliana, her voice shaking slightly with emotion, told the nation last night that the "happy
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    DEATHS
    117 20 MR. R. P. GOMEZ of Mundai-kd House, Munikkumpuzha. passed »w«y on 4-2-64. Dreply mourned bjr bli R. P. COMEZ .Mundoik.it. Murukumpuzha, brother of B. P. Ootnez. Middlclon Kstut' iwiysed away peacefully lit his residence on 4th February, 1964. CABLE RECEIVED FROM Ceylon WVdru-.-day .'.-2-B4 .IJ<>ath Lttchumi *7 beloved mother
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      42 20 TTIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hi'hct Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kota Bharu 86 77 Penanp; 90 73 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 86 73 Singapore 81 73
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