The Straits Times, 8 February 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000. Wat JPtraite limes Neap** Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Lock icon SURPRISE MOVE
    1338 1 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL REPORT FROM FELIX ABISHEGANADEN AND SAMAD ISMAIL Three-nation Bangkok peace talks decide to review implementation of Manila agreement so that Govts may 'reaffirm adherence' to it BANGKOK, Friday REPRESENTATIVES of Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines meeting here to talk peace, in a surprise move, today
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    Tengku is 61 today
    70 1 TENGKU Abdul Rahman celebrates his 61st birthday today. Birthday greetings have been pouring nto the Residency for c ays past. This evening 500 kampong .oik, with Cabinet Ministers and senior Government officials, will join the Prime Minister in breaking the fast with a kenduri (feast) after
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    HE'S OFF TO PHNOM PENH ON MONDA Y
    208 1 HE'S OFF TO PHNOM PENH ON MONDA Y KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TENGKU Alxlul Rahman will fly to Phnom Penh at H.'AO a.m. on Monday to meet President Macapagal of the Philippines, a Ministry of External Affairs statement today The Prime Minister's three-day visit to the Cambodian capital arises out of
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    Lock icon Aged 106—still on the go
    60 1 Aged 106— still on the go LOWESTOFT i England), Frl. Celebrating her 106 th birthday yesterday Mrs. Ada Roe, who still serves with her daughter In their dairy shop here, said: "I cannot be idle. I dislike lazy people." Born In Islington, London, Mrs. Roe has three daughters, five grandsons,
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    Lock icon Politician dies
    27 1 ATHENS. Frl.— Sophocles Venlzelos, 70. one of Greece's most famous politicians died at aea early today. He was on bis way here from Crete. Reutar.
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    New battle in Cyprus
    123 1 NICOSIA, Friday THE second battle in two days between Greek and Turkish C.vprlots broke out in northern Cyprus today. The fiehtinc. the wont since the Dec. 28 cease fire, threatened to break down the delicate truce. Reports from the scene said today's battle began when Turks
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    Lock icon VIET CONG SEIZE COMPLEX OF HAMLETS
    97 1 VIET CONG SEIZE COMPLEX OF HAMLETS OAIGON, Fri. South Vietnamese guerillas in a show of force before the Chinese New Year cease fire, seized a complex of hamlets with an estimated population* of 4,000 near the Cambodian frontier yesterday. They withdrew under cover of darkness last night after holding the
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    Ex-Nazi jumps to death
    65 1 VIENNA, Frl. Julius Garoler. arrested In 1962 in connection with the slaying of several hundred Jews during World War 11. committed suicide yesterday police said* today. Authorities said Garbler, 58. an i alleged former Nazi police officer. Jumped out of a window at the Wels Prison.
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    Anti-cholera supplies
    25 1 SAIGON. Frl— Britain flew In more anti-cholera medical supplies last night from' Hong Kong to help the South Vietnamese Government fight an epidemic
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    Waiting Rolls whisks Shaw home
    553 1  - Waiting Rolls whisks Shaw home JACKIE SAM AS HUNT FOR HIS KIDNAPPED SON IS STEPPED UP... By SINGAPORE, Friday. CINEMA tycoon, Mr. Run Run Shaw, flew home tonight as a relentless search for his abducted son, Mr. Shaw Veen Ming, continued. Mr. Shaw arrived at 6.50 p.m. on the Alitalia
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    Greetings from Singapore
    49 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore's acting Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today sent the following cable to Tengku Abdul Rahman, who will be 61 tomorrow: "Many happy returns on your first birthday after Malaysia. Wish you continued success in the auspicious Year of the Dragon. Warmest congratulations."
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    Lock icon Lee for Nigeria on Monday
    42 1 LAGO6. Frl. The Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, wIH arrive here on Monday on a three-day goodwill visit. The Premier, now touring Africa, will visit Industrial establishments before leaving on Wednesday for Addis Ababa.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Hour's water offer by Castro
    210 1 Hour's water offer by Castro fIEW YORK. lii The Cuban Premier, Dr. Fidel (.astro, told reporters in Havana last night that .Cuba would turn on water to the U.S. base at Guantanamo for an hour a day, the Columbia Broadcasting System reported in a late night bulletin. The report quoted
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    41 1 NO PROGRESS MADE BANGKOK. Kri—lndications tiuiiiMit (hat tripartite talks hCN 9mM bos down io repetition of ilrrady much >>t.itr<i attitudes. Malayan NMM >aid. Afternoons i-omniit-ice meeting to revim Minila agreement made no progrrv.." source nit Renter (Srr this pi^fi
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon JAKARTA EXPLAINS TAKE-OVEB OF BRITISH ESTATES
      143 2 JAKARTA, Pri. The managers of the British operated plantations in north Sumatra, which were taken over by Communlst-domlnat-ed unions, were summoned to Jakarta by the Minister of Agriculture. Mr Sadjarwo, yesterday According to the manager of Harrisons and Crosfleld, Mr. Sadjarwo said that two
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      Big battle ends in U.S. losses
      201 2 Big battle ends in U.S. losses SAIGON. Fri. A massive 20-day assault on a Communist island stronghold has ended with a substantial loss of American lives and equipment and sharp criticism from U.S. advisers. The operation, which ended on Wednesday, cost the lives of six IS helicopter crew men and
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      Lock icon A cup of tea for Subandrio after opening of talks
      58 2 rift. Subandrio. the Indonesian Foreign Minister, chats with a Philippine Foreign Office official over a cup of tea after the opening of the Bangkok conference of Indone sian, Malaysian and Philippine Foreign Ministers. Later he had informal talks with the
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      Lock icon Karen rebels kill 2 soldiers
      61 2 RANGOON. Pri. Two Burmese soldiers were killed and their officer wounded when a Burmese Army unit patrolling in the Kyonmange township in the Irr< waddy delta encountered Karen rebels on Feb. 6. the official Working People's Dally reported today. In the ensuing clash two other
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      Lock icon MACAPAGAL'S 'MORE TAXES' PROPOSAL VOTED
      130 2 MACAPAGAL'S 'MORE TAXES' PROPOSAL VOTED ]l [ANILA, Fri. Con--1" gressional leaders from the ruling Liberal Party and the Opposition Nacionalista Party have closed ranks in opposing President Diosdado Macapagal's proposal to increase taxes. The President said recently he would propose the Imposition of new taxes to support his socio-economic programme
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      Lock icon CAMP MURPHY IS NOW CAMP AGUINALDO
      85 2 MANILA. Fri. Gen. Emilio Agulnaldo, the 95--year-old revolutionary hero of the Philippines who died of a heart attack yesterday, will be burled on Feb. 16. according to Press Secretary Mr. Vlrglllo Reyes. Mr. Reyes said the funeral will be attended by Pre- sident Macapagal
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      Lock icon Vicar weds Korean girl whom he taught English
      166 2 Vicar weds Korean girl whom he taught English BITTE SWELL (England), Fri. A 29--year-old Korean girl yesterday married a 44-year-old Church of England vicar who met her when he was teaching her English. She is pretty Agnita Honer, who became the wife of this village's vicar, the Rev. Roger Tennant.
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      Lock icon Gen. Ne Win on a one-day personal visit to Nehru
      149 2 NEW DELHI. Fri. Gen. Ne Win, chairman of the Revolutionary Council of Burma, will arrive here tomorrow on a one-day personal visit to the Indian Prime Minister Mr. Nehru, it was officially announced yesterday. No official Information was available here
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      Lock icon Sigma 7 on show
      42 2 TOKYO. Pri. The United States space capsule, Sigma 7. in which astronaut Walter. M. Schlrra orbited the earth six times In 1962. yesterday arrived at Yokohama by sea for a six-week exhibition tour of nve Japanese cities.— Reuter.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon BRITAIN, FRANCE AGREE ON CHANNEL TUNNEL
      215 3 LONDON, Fri. Britain and France have agreed to build a tunnel under the English Channel. Th« idea has been discussed since the days of Napoleon Bonaparte's invasion preparations 160 years ago. The decision to go ahead with the controversial scheme was announced here and
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      Lock icon 700,000 more jobless
      31 3 WASHINGTON, Fri— The number of unemployed in the U.S. went up -nearly three-quarters of a million last month, the Labour Department said today by 700.000 to 4.600.000. Reuter.
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      Lock icon When the chips are down...
      637 3 When the chips are down 'Come together and force new links' call COMMONWEALTH NATIONS CAN RELY ON BRITAIN' SAYS SIR ALEC LONDON. Friday We are in Malaysia to prevent' country being dismembered by subversion CIR Alec DouglasHome, the Prime Minister, declared amid cheers in the House of Commons yesterday that
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      Lock icon RUSSIA'S PROPOSAL TO DESTROY ALL BOMBERS UNREALISTIC: P.M.
      144 3 RUSSIA'S PROPOSAL TO DESTROY ALL BOMBERS UNREALISTIC: P.M. LONDON. FrL-Slr Alec Douglas-Home, the Prime Minister, said yesterday that the Soviet proposal for the destruction of all bomber aircraft by all countries was "quite unrealistic." Mr. Patrick GordonWalker, the Labour Opposition's foreign affairs spokesman. had asked what reply he was making
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      'Man on moon' group wants dummy run
      169 3 YEW YORK, Pri. a1 Some scientists working on the United States' Apollo "man on the moon' programme want a dummy run before touchdown, a spokesman for the group said at Brooks Air Force Base (Texas) Under the present programme, a manned Apollo spacecraft
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      Lock icon 6 NEGROES RETURN SAFE TO SCHOOL
      107 3 6 NEGROES RETURN SAFE TO SCHOOL YEW YORK, Fri. Six 11 Negro students returned without incident to a rural high school at Notasulga, Alabama, boycotted by half of its students yesterday, while a second school was closed to six others because a severe water shortage had created a fire hazard
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      Lock icon Cuba cuts off water to U.S. naval base
      252 3 Cuba cuts off water to U.S. naval base MIAMI, Fri. Cuba ITI yesterday cut off the water supply to the United States naval base at Guantanamo in retaliation for the arrest of 36 Cuban fishermen off the coast of Florida, Havana Radio reported. The radio said the base will remain
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      Lock icon Venizelos, 70, dies
      29 3 ATHENS. Fri. Mr. Sophocles Venizelos. 70, one of Greece's most famous politicians, died it sea early today. He was on his way here from Crete Reuter.
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    FIRST TAMIL LIBRARY OPENS TODAY
    70 4 FIRST TAMIL LIBRARY OPENS TOD AY SINGAPORE, Frl.— Mr. Fang Sip Chee. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, will declare open the Singapore Kolam Ayer district's Tamil library In Kolam Ayer Lane at 6 p.m. tomorrow. The library, founded by some 500 TamiUans living in the district. Is the
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    Three library officers back
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Frl— Three library officers of the Natloi <1 Library have returned from New Zealand with professional qualifications. They are Mrs. Vilasini Perumbulavil, Mr. Goh Cheng Klat and Mr. Cheong Kal Uew. Mrs. Perumbulavll Is a graduate of the University of Singapore. and holds a diploma
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    Talk by editor
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. Mr. Wee Kirn Wee, Deputy Editor of the Straits Times, will address a luncheon meeting of the V s Men's Club of Singapore at Prince's Hotel. Orchard Road tomorrow.
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    Minister's visit
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Frl.— The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will make his seventh tour of departments of me General Hospital tomorrow, starting at 9 a.m.
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    'Unjust treatment' on Senang: Counsel to court
    851 4 'Unjust treatment' on Senang: Counsel to court DETAINEES ut Pulau Seming were "rebelling against unjust treatment" when they destroyed the settlement which they had by their sweat and toil developed into "a showpiece of the world," Mr. A.J. Braga, defending, submitted in the Assizes today. Mr. Braga was the last
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    Five-day holiday
    130 4 SINGAPORE. FrL The Singapore Government today announced that the Chinese New Tear and Hari Raya Puasa holidays next week will be five days instead of four days as gazetted previously. A Ministry of Social Affairs statement said: "Thursday, Feb. 13 and Friday. Feb. 14, have been gazetted as
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    POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR NEXT WEEK
    175 4 SINGAPORE. Prl.— The olnga--0 pore Director of Posts today announced postal arrangements for the Chinese New Year and; Hari Raya Puasa holidays from Feb. 13 to 17. There will be only one complete delivery of correspondence on r>b. 14. and no delivery on Feb. 13
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      110 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR ••"HE following la today's schedule I of Civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS Japan Air Lines i From Jakarta (JL 716) 8.50 a.m. BOAC: From London, Zurich. Cairo. Aqaba Bombay, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 790) 5.30 p.m.; from London. Frankfurt. Rome, Beirut.
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      298 4 Cathay Piciflc Airways: From Hongkonx. Bangkok (CX 733) 11. SO p.m. Malaysian Airways: From Kuala Lumpur tML oil) 10.00 a.m.: from Pt-nanK. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur (ML 1M) 11. "ii a.m.: from Kualu Lumpur (ML OO«) H. 36' p.m fom Jr»»t!ton, Brunei, Kucnlng (ML !'.•-> 7.90 p.m. from Kuala Lumpur. Hone
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    Ex-constable on murder charge
    49 5 IPOH, Fri. A former police constable, Chong Sang, 28, was remanded in custody after being charged in the magistrate's court here today with the murder of a vegetable gardener, Low Mon, 58. He Is alleged to have killed Low In a coffeeshop In Jclapang yesterday.
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    STOLEN CAR FOUND ABANDONED
    64 5 STOLEN CAR FOUND ABANDONED PENANG, Fri.— A damaged car belonging to Mr. Ho Tean Hock, reported missing last Wednesday, was found abandoned In Bawasah Road this morning. Mr. Ho lost his car In Phee Choon Road, where he had parked it overnight. Police believe that the car was stolen for
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    Double banger
    194 5 CRACKERS BAN LIFTED FOR NEW YEAR AND HARI RAYA PUASA KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THIS year's double celebrations Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa will be the noisiest in many years. For on both occasions the public will be allowed to let off firecrackers A police statement says
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    Tree falls on houses and hut at factory
    97 5 IPOH, Fri.— A tree about 150 ft. hieh crashed into throe bouses and a rubber factory hut in Gunong Rapat new village here during a heavy rain storm last night. The hut was destroyed. The occuoant, a watchman, was away. The tiled
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    Adventure mate Nicholas is in K.L.
    179 5 Adventure mate Nicholas is in K.L. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Nicholas Walker, one of the adventurers sailing a Junk from Penang to Australia for whom other members of the group are looking, is here. He phoned the Straits Times this morning after reading In the paper that his mates, Brendan Gogarty
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    Suspects', detained
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police last night detained two men In connection with a recent armed robbery and an extortion case In Buklt Ho Swee.
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    Brave constable commended
    372 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A MAGISTRATE here today commended a police constable for his bravery in attempting to prevent four men from crashing through a police roadblock in a stolen car. Constable Wong Tong. Chong, 23, had told the court that in attempting to stop the car he
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    2 DAGGER MEN RAID KAMPONG HOME
    138 5 2 DAGGER MEN RAID KAMPONG HOME DENANG, Fri. A 93- year- old villager, Haji Mohamed bin Haji Yahaya, and his family were robbed by two masked men in their Kampong Tita T ra s home in Balik Pulau last night. Haji 'Mohamed WM having dinner with his wife and their
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    Diesel train service
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Fran Monday the railway passenger service between Ampang and Sultan Street will be run by dlesel rail cars on week days. Polder time-tables may be obtained from the station masters at Sultan Street. Pudu. Ampang. Kuala Lumpur and Market Street stations.
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    Royal garden party
    38 5 IPOH. Fri. The Raja Muda of Perak will give a garden party to celebrate Hari Raya Puasa at his Istana In Teluk Anaon on Feb. 15 at 6 p.m. About 200 guests have been invited.
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    'No confidence' motion by union branch
    150 5 pENANG. Fri. The K Penang branch of the Asian Customs Services Union will meet on Sunday to consider a resolution of no confidence in the union's national president and general secretary. The meeting will be held at the Customs Village English School at Buklt
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    AIRMAN HIT— BY LIGHTNING STILL SAVED A COMRADE
    165 6 gINGAPORE, Fri. Though suffering from shock, Junior Technician John Stafford, an airframe fitter serving with No. 215 Squadron, Royal Air Force, at Changi, helped another airman who had also been struck by lightning and probably saved his life. Commendation For his great
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    Master photographs on show
    229 6 ONE of the finest collections of photographs in the world will be on display at the National Art Gallery here next week. The collection, a gift to the nation by Dato Loke Wan Tho. took many years to assemble. It comprises 550 photographs some of the
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    'Twin tickets' probe
    592 6 We will honour obligations, says Lotteries Board ...as third set is found in Penang Kuala Lumpur, Frl. THE Social and Welfare Lotteries Board announced today that it would honour its obligations to the public in case of any mechanical fault arising out of the printing and checking
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    Professor hopes for faculty of Malay studies
    223 6 Professor hopes for faculty of Malay studies KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —A faculty of Malay Studies may be introduced soon in the University of Naples. The Head of the Far Eastern Studies at the University of Naples, Professor Allesandro Bausani, said this tonight in a talk on "Malays and their culture
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    Govt's 50pc rise for housing 'a disgrace'
    133 6 Govt's 50pc rise for housing 'a disgrace' IZUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Government's offer to increase by 50 per cent the present rate of housing allowance paid to Government officers without quarters was described as "the most disgraceful award in the sphere of collective bargaining in recent times." The general secretary
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    Armed forces to hold Koran contest
    70 6 Armed forces to hold Koran contest KUCHING. Fri. Muslim members of the Malaysian Armed Forces at Jubilee Hall Camp here are organising a Koran reading competition to be held tomorrow The main Hem of the programme will be a competition between the soldiers and Kuchlrut Muslims. Malay community leaders here
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    $1,000 robbery
    34 6 SEREMBAN. Fri.— Three youth* •rmed with dagsers forced their way into a ionely hut in Kuala Pilah district last night and robbed its occupant, Lo Chin Fatt. of 51.003 worth of jewellery
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    Proceeds for relief
    37 6 TELUK ANSON, Fri. The Cathay Organisation will screen the Cantonese picture "Black Mask" at the Cathay cinema here on Feb. 11 at 10.30 a.m. and give the proceeds to the Langkap Fire Relief Fund.
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    H.K. STAGING POST FOR BORNEO-BOUND TROOPS
    115 6 JJONG KONG. Frl. British soldiers, due for service shortly in the Borneo territories, will be flying out to Hong Kong from England during the next two weeks. A British Army spokesman here said today the men were from the Ist Bn.. Royal Ulster Rifles.
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    The kidnap van
    175 7 ONE OF 'IDENTICAL TWINS' STOLEN FROM A FIRM AND NOW DETAINED AT C.I.D. BEFORE AND AFTER... two weeks ago. these vans were "identical twine" owned by the Nam Ah Electric Co. of Hill Street in Singapore. Then one was stolen and remained missing until Thursday when it
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    Course in efficiency for top men
    179 7 Course in efficiency for top men KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The National Productivity Centre will begin its first training course for supervisors in private firms next month. Ttie 10-day course, which begins on Feb. 18. Is aimed at increasing production efficiency In industry. Called an "institute," the course will enable larger
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    Killed by his own shotgun
    60 7 JESSELTON. Fri.— A 30-year-old Kadazan, Kuiu. was killed when his gun went off x hiie he was on a hunting expec tion .11 Ulu Tuaran. Kutu had apparently put down his loaded shotgun to collect some rattan when a piece of rattan cot caught in
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    Bail for two
    41 7 PENANO. Pri. Urn Chin Chai. 30. and Lim Gnoh it. 24, were charged today with possessing 15 motor car tyres, believed to have been stolen, in a back lane off M;ie;i7inr Road early thts morninu. Bail was allowed.
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    Deaf-mute: Taken for a ride and assaulted
    239 7 \1 A L A C C A, Fri. A iTI deaf mute, K. Samykana, told the Sessions Court here today of how he was taken for a ride and assaulted by three Sikhs. He spoke in sign language, interpreted by Che Saadiah binte
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    MEETING TO NOMINATE MALAY FOR MISSION
    95 7 SINGAPORE, FrL— The Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorro>¥- to nominate a member to the Singapore trade delegation to Sabah and Sarawak. The chamber's chairman. Inche S.OA Alsagoff. Is the likely nominee. The Slngapofe trade de- legation will be about 40 I
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    PC TELLS OF CHASING MAN WITH SPEAR
    281 7 PC TELLS OF CHASING MAN WITH SPEAR SINGAPORE, Friday. A POLICE corporal told the First Criminal District Court today how he chased a man armed with a spear into a lane and arrested him after he had unsuccessfully tried to jump over d wire fence. The man. Chau Yang Fa
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    Two admitted to Bar
    44 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two new lawyers were admitted to the Singapore Bar by Mr. Justice Choor §ingta..ni the High Court today. They are Mr. Monil Ouha Thakurta and Che Zakaria bin Mohd. Yatim. both law graduates of the University of Singapore.
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    CHERAS DISASTER REPORT FOR DPP
    116 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Selangor Government has decided not to let the public know the contents of the official Inquiry s report into the Cheras Road flood disaster last October. Confirming this today, the Selangor State Secretary, Inche Mohamed Shamsuddin bin Mohamed Ya'acob, said the
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    Managerial shortage 'may delay industrial progress'
    201 8 Managerial shortage 'may delay industrial progress' SINGAPORE, Fri. j Professor Edward Wrapp, of the Graduate School of Business at the University of Chicago, today warned that the acute shortage of managerial personnel in Singapore might Jeopardise its indus'isation. Prof. Wrapp. who was sent to Singapore three weeks ago by the
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    Royal Canadian Navy ships due
    87 8 "THESE three ultra-modern Royal Canadian Navy warships will arrive at the Singapore Naval Base this weekend. The 2nd Canadian Escort Squadron is comprised of throe destroyers— H.M.C.S. Fraser. H.M.C.S. Mackenzie and H.M.C.S. St. Laurent. They will arrive in Singapore at about 4 p.m. on Sunday
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    Unemployed and bankrupt
    64 8 SINGAPORE, Fri Receiving and adjud. cation orders were made by Mr. Jusf.ce Choor Sinuh in the Hieh Court today against S. Y. Syed If—l'm on a bankruptcy petition tiled by Kantai Ral, so Jass; Rai, a licensed moneylender, to whom the debtor owes 112 875.33 on a
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    Fisheries office
    21 8 KAJANG, Fri. The FMMrtM Department tua set up an office here under the charge of Inche B:iliar.n bin O'-man
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    CAMPAIGN OPENS ON HOLIDAY GAMBLING
    93 8 SEREMBAN, Fri.— Police have started anti-gambling raids throughout Negrl Sembllan In an effort to control the craze, the officer i.i charge of crime investigation, Deputy Supt. Samsuddin bin Mohammed Jal. told a Press conference here today He said that In view of the lonij Chinese
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    SIEW SIN: MCA WILL SACK THE DEFAULTERS
    266 8 SIEW SIN: MCA WILL SACK THE DEFAULTERS 'JHE Malayan Chinese Association will take firm action to expel members whose interests are prejudicial to the party, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, the national president, said here today. Mr. Tan. who is also i Finance Minister, said that "strict but ruth--1 c s
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    Sir Alec to tell Johnson of Sock's threat
    188 8 Sir Alec to tell Johnson of Sock's threat T ONDON, Fri. The ■L* Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas Home, will make clear the British Government's view that Malaysia is in no sense "in the dock" when he meets President Johnson in Washington next week. Sir Alec, in seeking a peaceful
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    Court upholds sacking
    123 8 THE Second Industrial Arbitration Court today sustained the dismissal of an employee of Shaw Printing Works Ltd. on disciplinary grounds. Mr. Loke Meng Chan, a former branch chairman of the Singapore General Printing Workers* Union. SINGAPORE, m. was dismissed by the management for alleged insubordination in July.
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    Beautician advises: Use plenty of soap and water
    270 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Here is some golden advice for beautyconscious Asian women use plenty of soap and water. It is a good cleansing cream. The advice comes from Lady Duke, a beauty consultant and representative of Cyclax of London. Bhe arrived here
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    Gifts for patients
    33 8 PENANG, Fri.—The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. and members of the District Hospital fund committee will visit Pulau Jereiak Hospital on Sunday to distribute gifts and presents t» patients.
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    Cobbler raped girl, jailed
    59 9 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A cobbler. Lim Chan. 65. was Jailed for two years by Mr. Justice Kulasekaram in the Assize Court today for raping an eight-year old girl. The offence took place in a room of a house in Silat Road at about 9 a.m. on May
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    Tractors as weapons in big army campaign
    286 9 Tractors as weapons in big army campaign PORT SWETTENHAM, Friday. J^HE Federation Army is re-equipping for its next big campaign on the rural development front, building bridges and constructing new roads. Yesterday a shipment of tractors worth $500,000 from the United States arrived in the freighter Somali. The ship also
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    FARMERS PROTEST SANDPIT OPENING
    123 9 DENANG, Fri. About 300 farmers have protested against the proposed opening of an open cast sand quarry in Relau The farmers, mostly padl planters and vegetable growers, said they feared they would be deprived of water from the Relau River if the mining of sand was
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    YIP from South India feted
    53 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Kuala Lumpur District Tamils Festival Committee this evening entertained Mr. Ma Po Sivagnanaktramaniar. a politician from South India to a tea party at the Eastern Hotel here. More than 500 guests attended Including the Minister for Works Posts and Telecommunications. Dato
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    .Man on house breaking charge
    61 9 SINGAPORE Fri. —Ng Seng Tuan \v»s charged in the Ninth Magistrate* Court today with houscbreaking at Thomson Road 00 April 29 :ast year. Ng was alleged to have oroken into the hou.se of Mrs. Sandara Rajoo Nagalechimee and stole a transistor radio, valued ai $90,
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    Big steps made in Sarawak education: Taib
    277 9 Big steps made in Sarawak education: Taib IZUCHING, Fri. A Tremendous amount of progress has been achieved by the Sarawak Education Department in promoting and popularising education, said the State Minister for Works and Communications, Inc h c Abdul Taib bin Mahmud, today. He was speaking after a visit to
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    Piano recital by American
    52 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Talented young American pianist Jerome Lowenthal will perform at th» Malayan Teachers College hall here on Feb. 19 at 8.30 p.m. under the auspices of the Arts Council. Bookings can be made at Bata's. 2. Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman. Tickets are $8. $5. $3
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    Charged with armed robbery
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Chow 1 Chan W.na was charged in a nii'K.-tratt' j> cojn today w:th 1 armed robbery ai. Kolam Ayer Lane on Feb. 2. He is alleged to have robbed Tan Chan KWU of 8290. with ;«n unknown Chinese. Thry were nrmed \v:th daggers.
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    Conference delegates tour the capital
    160 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Nine delegates to the South- East Asia regional conference of the World Muslim Congress, toured several places of interest here today. The party comprised Mr. F.M.K. Sherani, Mr. Bajram Muratl. Sir Razlk Farced. Prof Hajl Suleiman K. M. Pal, Prof. Hajl Hikmet
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      476 9 DONALD MOORE GALLERIES CROSSWORD »o mork th" opening or their new extension PENGUIN BOOK SHOP and DECCA RECORD SHOP at 200, Clemenceou Avenue, Singapore 9. 25 i ;i II Hi Hi HH 35~~^ IH alll^^ ILH 38 fIH HL^UHHIB ACROSS M -ronk h w t °ij'' And oaver lat hit
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    Tan tells of plan to borrow cash from banks for housing
    371 10 KUANTAN. Friday In the rural areas, understood the meaning of Indonesian confrontation, because It was an attempt to break the unity and to disrupt the peace and harmony of the people. Confrontation also meant an undeclared war on tiaders
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    Motor-cycle stolen
    24 10 SINGAPORE, Frl An Ironmonger. Tan Soo Tien, 33. has reported the theft of his motor-cycle which was parked at Collyer Quay v*st*rday.
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    'A demand for technical books'
    169 10 A LEADING publisher of techncal textbooks from London, Mr. J. A. T. Morgan, said today that there was an increasing demand in Singapore for technical publications. This was a healthy slßn and indicated a high consciousness among the people in technical education, he said. It
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    PILOT DE VAZ WHO WAS THE BEST OF 63
    89 10 "UK m\ii;hi Oc Vaz. 23 (above), who won the "Best Flying Student" award for 1963 in the Airwork Services Training School at Perth, Scotland. He was chosen for the award from 63 cadet pilots from various countries. He is now a
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    Robbers use toy pistols
    67 10 Robbers use toy pistols BUKIT MERTAJAM. Frl Police are looking for two men who held up Tang Ke« Tiong, 53. with toy pistols early yesterday and robbed him of $56. Tan. of Berapit village, was cycling to the market at about 6 a.m. when two men stopped him. They threatened
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      187 10 Oop By V. T. Uatmiim I > /MdWPOOP^ A COUPLE OF ALE- <.waj., YOU'VE I I ...HE'S GOT \s" e&H^eJfofc^xts N I/I*/*/ ARRANGE < BOYS FROM ...THEY GOT TO HAND SOMETHING /IT GETS A £U* JV&AaVI*i yS&I OH A I»i jL I THE RADIO WKXI OVER- TAPEPHS) IT TO Hl*t
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    Koran contest winner
    211 11 KING PRESENTS HANDWRITTEN KORAN IN SILVER BOX TO INCHE HASSAN KUALA LIMPUB, Fri.Int'he Hassan bin .Musa (above) from Kelantan. the winner of the international Koran* reading competition, received his prize a handwritten Koran encased in a $3,500 Kelantan silver box from the Yang di-Pertuan Agong last night
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    Helicopter in Sabah mercy mission
    152 11 Helicopter in Sabah mercy mission JESSELTON, Fri.— Two mercy missions were carried out yesterday one by a military helicopter and the other by aircraft of the Malaysian Air Charter Company. The military helicopter was rushed from Brunei to Tenom, in Sabah. in the afternoon to help bring a very sick
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    Boy, 3, drowns in Serian district floodwaters
    97 11 Boy, 3, drowns in Serian district floodwaters ITUCHING. Fri'-During the I floods in the Sedan district of the First Division this i week, a three-year-old Malay boy fell into the floodwaters and was drowned. His body was recovered yesterday at Kampong Panchor. The floods, whicti earlier thi.s week closed the
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    Gordon Grant dies in U.K.
    62 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The ricith has occured in EiiKiand vi Mr. Gordon H V (Lofty > Grant. tormi'rty of E\ull and Co.. PcMr. Gi.uit. 48. m a member of the Malayan Volunteer Corps and as v prisoner ol war worked on Om LV;ith Railway in
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    CUSTOMS MAKE BIGGEST HAUL OF MASH
    220 11 CUSTOMS MAKE BIGGEST HAUL OF MASH ALOR STAR. Friday. J*HE Customs here, in an all-out war against illicit distilleries hoping to reap a rich harvest during the Chinese New Year festivities, today made their biggest haul fpr several years. They unearthed over 1 200 gallons of fermented mash and liquor
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    Father who didn't report is fined. $250
    108 11 Father who didn't report is fined $250 KUCHING, Fri. Following a series of court prosecutions recently, parents were now beginning to realise their civic responsi oilttie.s and report the abserce of their children from home, said the Serlan District Court magistrate, Mr. Peter Hwang, yesterday. He was delivering judgment against
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    Not my home, says doctor
    63 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fr:.— Dr. 8, Radhakrkblian mLi tudav that idur pa.rs of trousers when th.evr.s broke into b I Circu'.ar Road which lie is sharing with several other dooiors. He said thai it was not his houae that was broken into on Tuesday and lim
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    Councillors call for allowances
    41 11 KUCHING. Thurs District councils in all pait.s of Sarawak are calling on the Government to pay fixed monthly allowances to Councillors. Resolutions have already been passed and forwarded to the Government by Kuching Rural and Municipal Councils.
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    Illegal lottery
    34 11 NIBONG lEBAL. Kli. An office peon. Mohamed Noor bin Dams. 26. was yesterday fined $26 for belnit found in possession of 100 and 1.000-churticters lottery tickets on Feb. 2. He pleaded KUilty.
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    'SAFEGUARD INTERESTS OF OUR LABOUR GOING TO SABAH'
    186 11 rpHE chairman of the x labour committee of the MCA headquarters, Mr. Lim Cheng Poh, today urged that the interests of Malayan workers recruited for Sabah must be safeguarded. "We must see to it that they are provided with the same conditions
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    JAIL FOR 3 WHO TRIED TO SMUGGLE GUNS—
    124 11 JAIL FOR 3 WHO TRIED TO SMUGGLE GUNS— JESSE LTON, Fri. Three Indonesians who tried to smuggle rifles and ammunition into Tawau were sentenced today to three years' Jai! each by a magistrate's court here. They were Amir Salleh bin Alimina, Singka bin Sunasi and Saju bin Nari. who were
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    137 12 Word* Sit (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF Uie late Mm YOfUI j to th.nk all relatives and friend* tor their various expression* of yyini-athy iind for their kind attendance ,tt 'hr fum-ral on 6-2*1964. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr null Chin Hoe Tetk thank friends mil relatives. 8t Anthony's
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 12 W,,rd* Sl* f Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr. Sons Departed on sth February lastly misned by hi* wife and family
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    245 12 Wardt (Minimum) THE COCKPIT'S HIJSIIAFEL Is *ry n*l <nnd*V I lunch time. SPASTIC CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION Wonderland Fair on March L'vh at Dirt Admiralty Hou*e. ANNUAL SALE NOW on at Antoln- .it. i.mninr reductions on all marked Koods. CM, Orchard Road. Spore. -'7087. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invit.- all teacher* and
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    The Straits Times Saturday, February 8. 1964. The Major Issues
    580 12 The Straits Times Saturday, February 8. 1964. The Major Issues A moderately encouraging start having been made, there iis hope of further progress before the Filipino Foreign Minister, Mr. Lopez, goes to Pnom Penh where the Tengku and President Macapagal will meet during the President's state visit to Cambodia. This
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    New Cuba Row
    326 12 A new quarrel has broken out between Cuba and the United States. The situation is not, at the moment, dangerous. But tension may spiral, and there is need for the United Nations Secretary-General to keep a close watch, and for the respective allies of the United States
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    Slow But Sure
    319 12 The happiness ot workers in the cinema industry at the prospect of a wages council to recommend basic working conditions is bound to be a I little detached. Cer ainly it will be a long time bet ore they benefit. Experience of the wages council concept so
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    Mr. Tan's thesis on PAP socialism—a hollow ring..?
    1415 12 Mr. Tan's thesis on PAP socialism— a hollow ring..? RAJARATNAM REPLIES TO MALAYSIA'S FINANCE MINISTER: IT was silly of me to have attached the usual meaning to words used by Mr. Tan Siew Sin. Thus I failed to see the point of Mr. Tan's original assertion that though the Alliance
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    Truth about Chinese schools
    220 12 RAISING the standard oi English will not solve the problem of poor enrolments In Chinese primary schools, as the Chinese school authorities would like us to believe. It is a gross Injustice to say that teachers of English are to blame. However bitter the truth Is,
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    Radio' Spore 1
    60 12 FEASE permit me to reply to Mr. Ang (of Radio Singapore) who asked me to clarify a point 1 raised regarding the reception of Radio Singapore's English broadcasts. I often find it hard to tune in on the short wave band, because of atmospherics, worsened by the
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    Radio Spore 2
    76 12 I AGREE with Mr. Lee that reception of Radio Singapore Is very poor Indeed. Its transmission on the 41 -metre band Is often overlaid by foreign stations and It Is only possible to obtain reception on the 478-metre medium wave at night. As Radio Singapore is now
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    Ex-unionist questioned on 'crush Malaysia' statement
    566 13 SINGAPORE, Fri former president of the de-registered Singapore General Employees' Union, Wee Toon Lip. was asked before a commission of inquiry today to explain certain antiMalaysia statements appearing in his union's publication entitled: 'All out mobilisation to smash the Malaysia Agreement." His reply at
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    More talks
    44 13 SEREMBAN. Fn.— The Socialist Front and tie United Democratic Party here met last night to try to forge a common front in the forthcoming elections. Mr. P. Gurnam Singh Gill. vice-presi-dent of the Negri Sembilan division of the Labour Party, said today.
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    He killed a policeman: Nine years
    135 13 KUCHING, Fri.— A 29-year old Sea Dayak, Garak Anak Unggang. of Mukah. in the Third Division, was convicted of the murder of a police constable and sentenced to nine years' jail by Mr. Justice Harley in the High Court today. Garak pleaded guilty. Mr.
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    REGISTER CENTRES IN STATE CAPITALS
    74 13 KLALA LUMPUR, Fri. —All State, capitals in Malaya have set up centres for national service registration for those who wexe not in th«States before registration closed. In addition to those within the age group entering Malaya, those who were in-patients" at hospitals will also Inregistered
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    Luxury liner due
    23 13 SINGAPORE, Pri. P and O Orient Lines 1 luxury liner CathaT will arrive here on Sunday with about 150 passengers.
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    The Maori odyssey
    63 13 HHHE New Zealand Battalion concert party A performing a "Canoe Song" telling how the Maoris sailed across the Pacific to New Zealand 600 years ago, even before Columbus crossed the Atlantic at a National Day reception held at the Kuala Lumpur residence of the N.Z. High Commissioner
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    VERDICT ON A KILLER SCHIZO IS SUICIDE
    332 13 VERDICT ON A KILLER SCHIZO IS SUICIDE SINGAPORE, Friday. A VERDICT of murder and suicide was recorded today at the end of a coroner's inquest into the death of a man, described as a "schizophrenic," who took his own life 18 months after killing his three-year-old half- brother. Schizophrenia is
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    More Malay broadcasts
    53 13 SINOAPORE. Fri —The general broadcast in Malay over Radio Malaysia In Singapore has been extended by three hours a week. the supervisor of the Malay section. Che Zahara blnte Zaaba said today. Previously the Malay broadcast was off the air dally from 9 ajn. to 12 noon
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    Army men run classes
    74 13 Army men run classes TOUCHING, Fri. Men of iV the Third Battalion Royal Malay Regiment are running two day classes lor children and some night classes for adults on Sebatlk island in Sabah. There are about 40 children In each of the day classes and they are being taught Malay
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    JAL chief for Spore in bid to settle dispute
    199 13 JAL chief for Spore in bid to settle dispute OJNGAPORE, Fri. »3 The director of japan Air Lines personnel office in Tokyo wiil riy in tomorrow in an attempt to settle the strike by the airline's 45 employees here. The union's three demands are: Malayslanlsation, the upgrading of two employees
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    Stolen: 15 bales of string
    51 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. Fifteen bales of gunny string, worth about $2,325- were stolen from the store of Poh Hin and Co. in Upper Serangoon Road yesterday. Mr. Tan Hoo Teo. 55. the manag ing partner of the firm, discovered the theft The store's door had been
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      — THE DA SILVAS AT HOME
      21 14 THE DA SILVAS AT HOME this. You had better let me give you £12.000." Picture shows: Mr. and Mrs. Da Silva.
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      THE DAY A 'FAIRY' CALLED ON ANDY
      105 14 ANDREW Da Silva a 26-year-old law student from Ceylon, while studying in England has been assisting his father-in-law in his jeweller's shop in Hove, England. One day he served a customer a middle-aged woman. "She didn't give me the pression she was wealthy,"
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      258 14 £29mil. pay rise for Britain's armed forces LONDON, Friday. British Government yesterday announced pay and pensions rises to cost £29,200,000 for members of the three armed forces. The basic pay rises will affect about 50.000 officer? and 355.000 other ranks. The new pay proposals, announced in an official report to
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      120 14 QAPE KENNEDY. Fri.— The world's heaviest satellite, lofted into space last week by a mighty Saturn super rocket, will remain in orbit for about 500 days, the Federal Space Agency said. The 3~.7001b. moonlet. mostly empty rocket casing, was circling the earth c rrj
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      74 14 SRINAOAR. Fri. The reputed hair of the Prophet Mohammed, which was stolen six weeks ago, causing violent demonstrations here, was shown to nearly 10.000 Muslims yesterday for the first time since Hi restoration to the Hazratbal shrine outside Srinaear. Yesterday— the 21st -day of the
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      213 14 MOSCOW. Fri. Gen. Alexei Zhadov. Deputy Commander of the Soviet Land Forces, yesterday compared recent testimony by the United States Secretary of Defence, Mr. Robert McNamara. with statements made by Hitler. Tass news agency reported. In an article in the Defence Ministry newspaper Krasnaya
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      34 14 NEW YORK. Frl President Johnson announced last night that -lie United States had be«un d'scus<:ons with Israel on coresearch In itstne nuclear pewer to turn salt water :nto fresh water. Reuter
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      191 14 Verwoerd's "no' to visit by U.N. team fAPETOWN, Fri.— The South African Government has refused to receive a United Nations group of experts which the U.N. Secretary-Gen-era) had proposed to i i^end to the union under j a Security Council roj solution, it was officially revealed yesterday. In a reply
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      BOW and ARROW MEN ON MARCH
      400 15 A BOW and arrow army of giant Watutsi tribesmen was reported marching on Rwanda from the Congo, bent on avenging the murder of thousands of fellow tribesmen by the Bahutu. The Daily Nation said the 3,000 tribesmen will face a Bel-gian-officered Rwanda army equipped
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      136 15 - CA L T A N I S SETTA. (Sicily) Fri.—Giuseppe Genco Russo, widely reputed to be head of the Mafia, surrendered yesterday to police who had asked a court order for his deportation from Sicily. The 71 -year-old Russo had long been regarded by police as
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      278 15 Hogg will direct vast expansion putting the stress on science LONDON, Friday. ]^|R. Quintin Hogg, who as Lord Hailsham was one of Sir Alec Douglas-Homes rivals for the premiership, is to become "supremo" directing the British Government's plans for a vast extension of general and scientific education. Sir
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      64 15 WASHINGTON. pri. The Siate Department said yesterday it had delivered a formal protest note to the Soviet Union In Moscow over the shooting down of an American trainer let in East Germany last month. The department spokesman said the note placed in writing the oral protest
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      26 15 NEW DELHI, Prl. Raikumari Amrit Kaur. Indian Health Minister from 1947 to 1967. died today after a heart attack. She was 75. —Reuter.
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      47 15 LONDON Pr!.— Two "wltche«" were burned yesterday In London. Diane Clare. 34 and Yvette Rr^s 27. were olavina the final scene in "The Witch and the Warlock." being filmed at nearby Shfnn»rton Studios, when their robes oaught fire after a cauldron was knocked over— UJ»X
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      61 15 Hostess falls to death from —plane— fAIRO. Fri. An Egyptian stewardess plunged 8.500 feet to her death yesterday when she was sucked through a broken door of the Viscount airliner in which she was on duty. The plane was on its way from Luxor to Aswan with 35 passengers when
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      47 15 PARIS. Fri. The Venus de MUo statue will saii from Marseilles for Tokyo aboard the Prench liner Vietnam next Monday, officials of the Louvre said yesterday. The statue, now undergoing final preparations for the voyage will travel in a special padded humidity-proof rra;e Reuter
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      118 15 WASHINGTON, Fri. TT The US is recalling its Ambassador from Ghana for "consultations" in the wake of anti-American demonstrations in Acer. a. authoritative sources here said last night. It was not Immediately known how soon the envoy. Mr. William Mahoney would leave Accra. The sources
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      310 15 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS narrow room" (Wordsworth) 1. It sounds contradictory to (7). take the wrong road In peace 9. Briefly, its where the hard <?>■ core of nourishment Is to be 8. Bird Inclined to shape up and lound (2. 1 8) quarrel? (7i 15. Unknown In everlasting sur--10.
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    1916 16  - The crash of 'Zulu-Uniform' 1958 DISASTER AT MUNICH RONALD RANSOM by who has over the years made •n exhaustive study of the crash Six years have gone by but riddle is still there SIX Zero Nine. Wind three zerozero, on ezero knots. Cleared for take-off." The time: just after 3
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      MRAHAS 'BUNGLED' RACING FIXTURES
      501 17 —owners kept in the dark I SHALL be grateful if you will allow me to express not only my own views but also those of several racehorse owners regarding the 1 revised system of racing fixtures introduced in 1964. It is a matter of some public
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        LONG WAIT TO GET INTO THE NAVY
        68 17 A LETTER you have published concerning recruiting for the forces reminds me that a year and a half ago I took an educational test at Woodlands, and then appeared before a board of officers. I was selected for the engineering branch of the
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        49 17 npHE cleansing departA ment needs weekly reminders about rubbish dumps. There is an enormous one in Kampong Semarang, which goes for a week or more without any of the pile being taken away. The lane has been converted into a breeding dump for flies and mosauitoes. »JPSET Kuala Lumpur
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        57 17 FOR ia years the Tamil section of Singapore Radio has allotted 50 minutes for Hindustani programmes, 20 minutes in the afternoon and 30 in the evening, out of a total of seven hours. This music is extremely popular. Would it be too much to ask for another ten minutes making
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        48 17 IT is difficult to get the telephone exchange operator at night from any of the public telephone booths. It has taken me more than half an hour. Can it be true, as I was informed, that there is only one operator available at night? FED L'P Kuala Lumpur
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      103 17 THE neglect of the Singapore Housing Board staff to maintain the lighting in some of the blocks of flats is a serious matter. lam a resident of a flat in the Tangiin Halt area, and most times grope my way up several flights of stairs completely in the
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      42 17 BEING a regular listener to Radio Singapore. I agree with Mr. Lee on the poor reception on the 41--metre band, particularly after 6.30 p.m. It is so weak that two stations tn between drown the programme. LISTEN KR Kuala Lumpur
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      169 17 Crackers: Will the Govt. enforce a ban? /CRACKER firing is no v longer a real tradition among the Chinese today and there are very many Chinese who condemn the practice as senseless and a waste of money. This practice, however, with the Government's approval, is still being carried on by
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      A KINDLY LIGHT
      147 17 'TWERE should be traffic lights at the junction of X Baleitier and Thomson Roads in Singapore. Because of the large number of schools in this area, the junction is very crowded at peak hours. Motorists find it difficult U. make a right turn into Thomson Road from
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      140 17 Raising level of English \VILL somebody please tell me the truth about Chinese primary schools in Singapore? Why are some Chinese school principals, who send their own children to English schools, trying so hard to get others to send their children to Chinese schools? What are the
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      64 17 yHE night-soil removal service In Telok Kurau area is most unsatisfactory. Householders co n s 1 d c r themselves lucky if the buckets are removed once In four or five days. What are the labourers and vehicles doing on the other days? If the frequency of night-soil
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      1135 18 (Continued from Page 12) SITUATIONS VACANT t» Word* SS (MO).)— Box S» el: extra BOX A3S2S— 6 Position ailed. Applicants thanked. HE*U (h« deoioi Appointments vacant in Ibe xunday Man eacn weea. CERTIFICATES COPIED WHILE y<. v.i it. 6" Koblnson Koad, pore. VOUNC BOYS WANTED to work as. peons. Apply
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      1024 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT I* Word* tt I Mlm.) Box ts> cv. extra MODERN DETACHED BUNGALOW High Class Canning Estate. Ipoh 3 bedrooms, car porch, big compound Moderate rent. Long term preferred. Apply Box A 4550 S.T.. B'pore LUXURIOUS FURNISHED FLAT to let as from Ist March 1964 or earlier. Locality hirst
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      1077 18 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE in »,,r4t %t (Htn.i—Box in et* mxtrm ONE BUNGALOW HOUSE Hunt in (1952) situated In Sbelford Road three spacious bedrooms, bathrooms attached (Modern Sanitation) large dining and sitting rooms, 2 servant*' rooms. 2 porches. 1 garage. Area J2.300 $120,000'- 0.8.0. Apply Box A 4553 S.T. Spore.
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      906 18 WANTED TO PURCHASE »Md* Si i Win t Bmi rts. exfr* ORADBR. Malcorn Moore Trailmaatei required in good condition. Details to I Box A 3660 S.T. X.L, TOUftS 4 EXCURSIONS If Words U (Uim.}—Bma tt eta, atra REMEMBER -MARZINE' and target travel sickness. This famous quickacting remedy is most effective,
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      976 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE m H>m*di vi tmilmj —I M rt* oxtrm 1988 CONSUL. Good pamrwork and Interior I'ndersealed SOmpg. A reliable car. $1330 0.n.0. 43 PorcMater Aye. B.G.E. B'pore 19. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 4 Tip-top Condition Paint-work excellent plus extra accessories. Ring (Spore) ***** after 4. 50 p.m. Singapore. FIAT MOD
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      1112 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* SS (Mht.t -aTax St rb. extra TONC AIK MOTOR Trading Company oiler:— 1962 Volkswagen. Flat-IMW, 1960 Mlnor-1000. Borgward-TS. Yolks- 1 wagen Van. Mlnor-1000 Van, 1900 O/ 1 Rekord. O/Kapitan. Plymouth, F/ I Zodiac, 195* X, Anglia. Auatln-SS Van, I Austln-SS. 1937 F/Prefect, 1955 M/ I Ccwley.
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      947 18 FOR SALE tt Words SS I Vm Bax tt ci*. actfw HARI RAVA, New year Bargains, clearing Clubman Iv Sleeve shlru from 13.90. Hcolar L/ Sleeve shirts flea 13.60. Boys Cotton L/tUeeve shirts 12.90. 65% Tetoron 35% Cotton. Boys L/Bleeve shirts 54.90. Himalaya's. 3 Belegle Road, s'pora CCC JUNK STORE
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      533 18 ORCHIDS HWord* SS (Mm. I— Box St eta. rxtrm A FULL RANQE of new Ptuuaaoopsts Hybrids and Pbalaeoopsts InterKeneric seedlings 10 Masks for sale flans contact r o Ku< him spore. STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ET™ 20 Word* U <Mi».>—Box It rfs. extrei TIRED? LfcT LAUREL Ma-.u. Btr mbaih n-fre.«n you Licensed
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      1335 19 W'<M THE EAC ones JSjM I »t>tOAPOI| t) BJALA UMV-Jt»».SW>IIIIMIUM* PtKAWO ■l J~ j I unuii iwa- b.uuaxo in. -OJOIH.I w.wna O|»1 Htomft^ »HOHtu«*4j jpwoaiaati v SAILINGS TO GENOA, IE HAVRE, HAMOURG, OREMEN. AHTWERP, miO<M, AMSTEROAM, OSLO. GOTHENOURG, «H0 COPENHAGEN. "BASRA" a) la Part/Tilay I Ftt "KINA I) 11/21 Fll
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      1278 19 I Benuline] EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONBON. LIVERPOOL I COHTINEHTAI PtRTS nFMADTV ftr London Mm la UtRAniX HamDurg Mar 24 S'pora P. S'harn -tnang M ,'.ll!«»nfii Ullf Ftl 14/10 FM 17/21 FM 22/21 Gringtmottl Aar RFNARMIN For London Mar II ÜbFlAnniN Hamburg Mar II S-pora P. Sham Panang Rotttrdart Mar 24
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      1321 19 <5c CO., LTD. W, Tti: ni. urn. r**v^ CLLIRMAN LIMB tJc KLAVKMBSS LIME LONMN. HAMOURG, ROTTEROAM, LOS AICELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAVRE. HULL t MIODLESIROUCH SEATTLE. VANCOUVER t PORTLAND Cm OF LEICESTER Mtl '^L,'' Ctit SM S'pori P. S ham Ptrang aoMNiviiiF Sailaf ll Part/10 Ftk 11 FM Sham Penane Calls
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    Rubber market: Baseless rumours
    607 20 Rubber market: Baseless rumours T^HE behaviour of the ■L Malayan Rubber Market during the past week was extremely difficult to rationalise state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current review. The easier tendency prior to the week-end was extended at the outset, a trend aided by the considerably increased offerings of
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    106 20 MELBOURNE, FM. TNDOSTRIALS continued to firm under the Influence of company reports, but movements generally were small. < Leaders Improved wtth C.S.R.H. up 90. to 78s. 6d. Oils were barely steady with AA Oil and AOGAs each dropping 6d. Baae metals were steady. Loans were steady. CR.A. 2S/11
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    190 20 SHIM lylnf ■■•ngaid* tn» Stniapwn Harbour whifnii «r aapMtad today ar«: Victoria 1/2, Olccioreby 4/S. Van Clo4m 6 7 MrkonK 13/14. Gordon Bakkr ln/16. Sudan IS, Taboa, 23/14, FMmbaa ""i/26. Nlchlyo Mmru 27/28. CsmbodßC 3S/S6, Caltex London 42/43, Sccdal N.W. 3. Tapah N W 4. Giant
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER: TIN SECTION IS QUIET
    499 20 From Our Market Correspondent rE industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange turned slightly easier in some counters yesterday afternoon the market having a rather tired look and there was also some profit-taking. After their big recent run up Traders were easier being
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    25 20 Malayan Stock Indirr* Feb. 6 Feb. 7 •Industrials: 113.54 113.17 Tins: 126.11 126.35 J rubbers: 105.72 104.91 •Dee. SI, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    846 20 pOMBINEX) business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouttead (9.0OO) 11.94. (1,000) 11.95, (6.000) 11.93; Celd Stere (1,000) 53. 40. (3.000) 53. 44. (l.riOO) $3.42. (1,000) $3.43: Dunlops (1.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 20 February 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 64} cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5530.12* (up ($2.12} Estimated unofficial offering- 245 tons (up 5 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    260 20 pEBRUARV nrtt srada rubber buytra f.e.b. doted at S p.m. in Singapere and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 64! cents per lb. down a quarter of a cent, on Thursday's closing level fur th- position. The tone wan quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. cleans. prices :r. cents per lb. yesterday:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    200 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) February. 7. Threr months. INDUSTRIALS Kouatead 13 eta, M. Box Dunlops IS ata. MiAltstiT II City Dev. A cts. M lnv.-»t. in Dm. K Smelters 'Al Cts. Koblnwo 14 Ota. Ksso 10 CU. C. Storage Fed. Dtsp 11' cts. Kotbmans 13 cts. F. A N. 20
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    45 20 On the free exesiante market in Hong Kong yesterday the U.I. dollsr was quoted at 5.73 for TT and i Tie for eith Ittrling was quoted at 15.95 and ens tael af g*M at 250]. All Malayan Ciehango Banks' Aisaclstien rates were uncbanged.
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    Rubber crops
    33 20 Further January rubber crops are as follows: Bente Rubbrr 180.000 lb Jrram Kuant.. lb. Knndont; Tanjone Paw lb.. MrnUkab Robhrr < o (Mala Tat limited 105.000 lb.. and Sumri Bajan 215,000 lb.
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    Another advance in tin: Rubber market spasmodic
    405 20 mHERE was a fresh advance X In the Straits tin price yesterday of $2.12 i which brought it to $530.12}, the highest level since June 7, 1951. The offering was estimated up 5 tons to 245 tons. In London tin held steady In
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 20 /<Hll>alc Pretfuee Cxakanga, tkiga- ime neen prices per Heul yesterday: Oaismrt ell: bulk 1491 sellers, drum $S2i ellers Cepra: Keb. /March LK/Contlnent: Un'llic. rd Pepper: Muntok white SISS seliera. Earawrk white (150 i seliera special Scrawak black (1121 sellers garbled Lnmpot n black $1121 sellers A»TA ***** st'U-rs
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      1058 20 AUSTMII* ANO NEK UHANO StIVICt .MOIA. PMISUN ANO P. GUU UIVICI Is Tsnstilla. Insaaat. Si««», MtlassrM j,. n,g ril M tt^aaattiaaa ft ting P. Sham S'MMa Qr»v. > <;>.m »•«•,<• •C'MBtu 14 Mar IS/11 M» il/2* Mar S|x)fi n ft Ik Fresuatla. attlaiia, Malaaaraa Sysstr lUJUU 73 ?l Fel I*
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    IN MEMORIAM
    47 21 In memory of our belovrd Cotlin De Silva who passed away on 8-2-1963. W> mis-, you still and always will. Those tears in our eyes we can wipe away but the ache in our hearts will always stay. Missed by Parents, brothers, sisters and brother-in-law.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    38 21 With cherished and treasured memory of our dearly beloved i 111 H CHYK HUAT who was recalled HOME to be with our Lord on 8.2.59 at 11.40 p.m. but "We shall meet on that beautiful bhore."
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      1302 21 IK£bMl@^^^^^^^bl i BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore) WordM Si fMin.l-Bor SO eU. txtrm HIGH CLASS MUSLIM hood. Vl.lt Jubilee cur. Krstaunnl. Pbooe 3MH2. SPECIAL LUNCH "Nill Paaang" at Tlong Hoa Hotel. 2-4. Prtnsep Stn-.t. (S' port- 1 Tel: ***** Also tn»inh/L'hineae dishe* A TEMPTING VARIETY or Chinese/ European food. Nui-Padans as wen
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      789 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PAHANG GOVERNMENT VACANCIES. APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens or State Nationals and from Serving Government Officers who have attain- ed the age of 17 but not 36 for appointment as SOCIAL WELFARE ASSISTANTS (Men.) Candidates should have passed the Oversea School Certificate Examination or its equivalent. Those
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      829 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT HOUSING OFFICER The Housing Trust. Federation of Malaya, wishes to thank all persons who applied for the above vacancy in response to the advertisement; issued in the Press on 19th and 11th December. 1963,1 and wishes to notify them that the position is now filled.
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      1315 21 NOTICES HONGKONG (SELANGOR) RUBBER LIMITED Notice is hereby given that an Interim dividend of 20 per cent (less United Kingdom Income Tax at the standard rate of 7s. 9d. in the £> has been declared for the year ending 31st December. 1963. The date of payment will be 6th March.
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      492 21 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited for appointment to the following vacancies 111 tills Unhersity: DEPARTMENT QUALIFICATIONS (1) CHEMISTHY Lectureships Assistant at R oo l Honours degree. Lectureships ltn •ultaole teaching and or research experience m Organic Chemistry (natural pioduct^i, or Applied Chemistry. (2) MATHEMATICS Lectureships, Assistant at
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      Goddard's mistake aids rally by Aussies
      535 22  -  JACK FINGLETON By SYDNEY Friday 11/ITH Australia six down for 179, South Africa Tf had this final and decisive Test of the rubber well in hand here today but something went wrong when another quick few wickets were needed with the new ball. They
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      122 22 INNSBRUCK. Fri. The Soviet Union's gold medal tally in the 1964 Winter Olympic Games reached ten here today when they gained their expected victory in the women's 3x5 kilometres cross-country ski relay. The Russian trio world champion Alevtina Kolchina. Eudokia Mckshilo and Claudia Boyarekikh were the
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      62 22 PERTH. Fri. John Parker, scoring a maiden century, ltd a Western Australia run spree against New South Wales here on the openInpr day of their Sheffield Shield match. Parker made 104 not out. Keith Slater 70. John Inverarity 63 and Gordon Becker 51 not out as
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      216 22 Sosc get invite for Phnom Penh meeting SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Olympic and Sporty Council have been Invited to send a delegation to the SEAP Games Federation meeting at Phnom Penh on Feb 24 at whit ii the FMOC will make tho formal application to stage the Games In Kuala Lumpur
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      258 22 TENNIS Seven 'seeds' in the last eight PENANG. Pit Tan Song R.ean had an easy passage into the men's quarter-finals of the Penang tennis championships wh«n he beat Goh Teik Chow «M>. 6-4 at the Penang Sports Club courts today. All the other six seeded players are also among the
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      94 22 IPOH. Frl.— The Perak Hockey Association players for the second state trial on the Municipal padang here tomorrow at 4 pjn. will be chosen from: Kamarul Ariffin. Zainal. M Manogaran. K. Anandarajah. R Anandarajah, Balakrishnan, Al--meer Singh. T.M. Pillai. Lee Kok Meng. Devadass. A. I.
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      189 22 CINGAPORE. Prl. Central Johore and GHQ 'B two fastrunning teams using a wide variety of tricks should fight out the SCC scven-a-side Rugby championship on the padang tomorrow If they meet, fans can expect a non-stop exchange of fast, open and exciting play with
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      101 22 Mirza Namazie, who stands under four feet, ran a great race today to win the Anglo-Chinese School's annual cross country race at Mcßltchie Reservoir from a field of 194. Namazie proved too fast for the older runners and his time of 23min B.4sec for the 3.6
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      451 22 MTC MOVE TO No. 2 SPOT WITH 6th WIN HOCKEY YjIALAYAN Teachers Col) iTX in five days in the P league when they beat Cus I this evening. This was the Teachers 1 sixth successive win and it moves them up to second place In the league table. They have
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      203 22 SOCCER If U ALA LUMPUR, Fri of the 20 players In the Japanese national soccer team who are scheduled to play two matches in Malaya SSor?° haVC Played They represented Japan in either the Merdeka soccer festival S Ma e !ayr n JUni r
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      88 22 SOCCKR Trial matchrs: SGSFA v Joint Services (Jn. Besar. 5 and 7 p.m.t. RIGGER Merdeka Trophy final.- Perak PTSC v Talping Tigen (Ipoh padang. 5). HOCKEY S-pore Lfre-Ciip: CSC v STU (Balestier Rd); Jansenites v RAP Changi (padanei; Khalsa v SHB. Perak state trial (Ipoh padang. 4). Penang Lgv: MTC
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      367 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday piNKSON, the Shaw Stable's veteran campaigner of the classics, did a brilliant trial with stablemate Cinemascope 111 here this morning. The two horses broke Into a gallop from the 9f post and kept up a smart pace to clock
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      1343 23 XL TEKGKU'S SOLO CUP I MEHINS-Ist PAY Race 1—2.0: NZ horses ($10,000) 6f 1 ***** Po* of Gold (Six In Bt.) Martin, 4 9.8 «BF) Johnara S 3 1347 AlamaiHla (Six In St.) Martin. 5 9.0 Moore 1 3 ***** Sparkling Romance (Dato E. Clyne) Mawl. 4 8.11 (F) Wltaon
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      121 23 MELBOURNE, Fri.— Soaidi Abdullah. 22 year old Malaysian apprentice Jockey, has been granted permission to ride in Victoria, the Victorian Racing Club announced today. Soaidi arrived In Melbourne yesterday with Alec Selman, an Australian who Is Stipendiary Steward of the MRA. Soaidi will
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      557 23 EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. Race One POT OF COLD: Won twice over 6f in runaway lashion; retaining his form; any going. SPARKLING ROMANCE: Won easily in Div 2 over 61 in November; working well. KENNEDY: Appears to have come right
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      94 23 T ONDON. Fri. f 17-year-old English golf prolessional holed his tee she" yesterday .strode on to the next tee— *nd holed la one again. It is only the fourth time in coif history that there has been a recorded case of a player scoring an "ace" at two
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      238 23 LONDON, Fri. There are SO first acceptors for the Grand National steeplechase at Alntrec on Mar. 31. They are: Pas Beui Flying Wild. The Rip. Pappageno's Cot tage. Springbok. Beau Normand. Laffy. Loving Record, Threepwood, Ayala, Kilmore. Empereur. Barbery. Blunts Cross, Border Plight. John o'Groau. Team Spirit,
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      143 23 India meet Ceylon on Feb 29 TENNIS CALCUTTA, Pri.— lndia and Ceylon meet in the first round of Group B of the Davis Cup eastern zone on Feb. 29, Mar 1 and 2. It was announced here today. The winners will meet Pakistan In mid-March. Iran Burma, South Vietnam and
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    48 24 KUCHING. Frl. Private Soharim bin Abdul Manap, of the sth Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, was accidentally shot and killed at Seiian in tne First Division yesterday. His body is being flown back to his home in Kampong Sungel Penchala, Damansara Road, Kuala Lumpur.
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    55 24 WASHINGTON. Fri Mrs. Marina Oswald, widow of the slain Presidential assassination suspect, had identified the rifle used to kill President Kennedy as the one belonging to her husband. Chief Justice Harl Warren announced. He made the disclosure In a statement he issued as chairman of an
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    35 24 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Political Secretary to the Ministry of National Development, Mr. Chor Yeok Eng, will attend the Adult Education Board's prize-giving ceremony at the Juronz Community Centre on Feb. 18 at 1.30 p.m.
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    394 24 LONDON, Fri. Stock markets ended a rather better week and the fortnl(?h''y account on an extremely quiet note today. There were, however, a number of features. Channel Tunnel fluctuated violently between extremes of 33 9 and 40/6 before finishing at 37 3. down 5 3 on the price
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    321 24 Cabinet discusses Princess Irene 's romance THE full Dutch Cabinet wrestled today with problems posed by the romance of Princess Irene with an unnamed man reported here to be Prince Alfonso de Bourbon, whose grandfather was the last King of Spain. The newspaper Tetegraaf said Unlay that political circles here
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      43 24 XJIGHE3T and lowest tempera tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 86 73 Penan g 88 73 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 86 73 Singapore 88 73
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