The Straits Times, 19 December 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 Ik**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Tun Mustapha stays as Head of State
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    SABAH 'PEACE PACT' IS SIGNED
    437 1  -  PADMANA KRISHNAN TENGKU WITNESSES SIGNING OF AGREEMENT By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday CAB AH S Alliance leaders this evening signed an agreement before Tengku Abdul Rahman and his Deputy, Tun Abdul Razak ending their month-old dispute. Under this compromise agreement, originally suggested by the Tengku, Dato
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    The Straits Times goes 'on trial'
    2221 1 A LIVELY DAY IN PARLIAMENT gUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Straits Times went on "trial" in the House of Representatives today and was branded by some Alliance backbenchers as beinij ruitinational in outlook. Back-benchers who led the prosecution, complained that their Parliamentary speeches were being
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    Uproar after shout of sit down!'
    467 1 Uproar after shout of sit down!' KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. TTOE Speaker stopp- ed an exchange of unparliamentary language in the House of Representatives this morning by banging his gavel and shouting: "Order! order!" At the same time, an usher clashed into the House to grab an M.P. by his coat
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    Indons start Serian hit-and-run probes
    336 1 I KUCHING. Friday From GEOFFREY GELDARD ANOTHER two In- donesian attacks yesterday in the Serian district of Sarawak's First Division have led military authorities here to surmise that the Indonesians are launching a limited offensive in the area. The two new incidents followed yesterday's allday
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    Singapore police smash big crime syndicate
    1033 1  - Singapore police smash big crime syndicate JACKIE SAM, By ABDUL FAZIL AND PHILIP KHOO: SINGAPORE, Friday SINGAPORE, Friday. DOLICE have smashed one of the biggest crime syndicates in Singapore a gang of educated youths' who called themselves the 'Sar Tiam Pua' (Half-Past Three) gang because most of their nefarious activities
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    Captured Indons: Stay of sentences
    188 1 |(UALA LUMPUR. Fri. All sentences passed on captured Indonesian guerillas and infiltrators are to be suspended. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who announced this tonight, said that the 1 Cabinet could not make up Its mind whether the captured Indonesians should be treated as prisoners of war
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 INDONS' ASSERTION I N 1 T I n NATIONS, p r i. Indonesia anwrtei today that both Malaysia and the Conco wrre examples of new s< ites which have been unable to get rid of their former "colonial masters UFI.
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  • AFRO ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon TSHOMBE IGNORES A WIFE'S MERCY APPEAL
      156 2 TSHOMBE IGNORES A WIFE'S MERCY APPEAL WONN. Fri.— The Congolese m Prime Minister. Mr. j Tshombe. last night walkad straight past pretty 23--year-old Mrs. Liesel Scotland, who flew here from London to ask him to I free her 38-year-old husband, Hugh. Mrs. Scotland. whose Trinidad-born husband has been in a
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      Lock icon The golden lure
      84 2 $8.50 FOR A DIP IN THIS 22-KARAT BATHTUB HPHIS 22 -karat solid gold bathtub cost its owner about $I,oBo,ooo— but he expects to make a profit out of it. It is to be installed in a hotspring resort hotel in Izu. near Tokyo, and any person wishing
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      Lock icon DELHI SPY PLOT: PAKISTANI ENVOY IS EXPELLED
      206 2 DELHI SPY PLOT: PAKISTANI ENVOY IS EXPELLED NEW DELHI, Fri, A PAKISTANI diplomat has been expelled from India following the arrest of some Indians accused of handing over secret information to a diplomatic mission, it was disclosed here yesterday. I i The Home Minister. Mr. Gulzarilal Nanda, did not name
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      Lock icon Black magic or coincidence?
      61 2 BLANTYRE Malawi i. Fri. j Nine Africans appeared In court here yesterday charged with beat- ing an old Airican woman tc death because they thought she was using black BMgat to keep rain away from their village 17 1 miles from here. 1 Old Agr.es Dooka
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      Talks fizzle out
      23 2 WASHINGTON. Pit US !<s with Ounbodl i heW Delhi ended yesterday ■•without agreement on major differences." the St?te Department announced—UPl.
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      Lock icon BETRAYED HIS FATHER FOR BAR OF CANDY
      99 2 I CAIGON. Fri. A Rrubby boy of 10 betrayed his Vietcong guerilla father and a score of other hidden Communists for a bar of candy yesterday. His father was one. of the 16 Vietcone guerillas later blasted from an intricate tunnel system near
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      Joke that almost became an international incident
      197 2 Joke that almost became an international incident SYDNEY, Fri.— A practical joke by three Australians aboard the Japanese cruise ship Oriental Queen almost involved them in an international incident today. Tne Australians had painted a kangaroo and the Australian Southern Cross emblem on the Japanese flag which flies from the
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Wilson shock for MPs on the British N-deterrent
      796 3 Wilson shock for MPs on the British N-deterrent DEPENDENT ON THE U.S.' I ONDON, Fri. Mr. Harold Wilson said in a bitter defence row in Parliament last night that Britain's Polaris submarines would not provide the nation with an independent nuclear deterrent. Britain was dependent on the United States for
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      'Wilson is trying to get rid of our weapons'
      166 3 'Wilson is trying to get rid of our weapons' depended on having a nuclear weapon and declared: "I hope I have dismissed this tomfoolery about the right to a ticket at the tcp table." The Prime Minister said Britain's V-Bombers were "getting a bit long in tho tooth" and were
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      WARHEADS
      71 3 He declared: "I urn tavirg tha: this nroemn>nv! vould york n".v on »n inter dependent ua.si.v and not U i.oep nrlerr basis— «t:j he <S)r /vice '..s not «ioi m to wriggle out of this one. Ilerr 11 no inu'.3Tc»r.r dt'ti'i > i\nf o< u'lsc we are c;tp»ndent od
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      Another honour for Dr. King
      46 3 NEW YORK. Fri. The Rev. Dr. Martin Letter Kiv.g. the Nobel Prize winner, received New York City's Medallion of honour pMtl rclny. M.iy. C Rcbrrt F. Wagn*>r. who presented I'ap award, called the civil rights leader "a great American." A. P.
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      Lock icon $73,000 legacy
      32 3 NEW YORK. Pri.— Genevieve Arnault, "surviving spouse" of the late King Feisal of Iraq who was assassinated in Bagdad in 1958. yesterday received U5573.708 from the King's estate here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Baby for girl, 13
      36 3 PRAGUE. Fri.— A 13-year-old girl from northern Bohemia gave birth to a baby girl weighing 31b. Boz and measuring 18 inches, the Czechoslovakia news agency reportpd. The baby is doing well Reu^er
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      Divided house
      22 3 ROME. Fri.— ltalys sharply divided Parliament failed last night in its fourth ballot to elect a president of the republic.
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      Lock icon Unmarried mother is jailed: Too many children'
      105 3 Unmarried mother is jailed: Too many children' NEWARK (New Jersey), Fri. A 25 -year -old unmarried mother was sentenced here to an indefinite term in prison for having TOO MANY children. In 1963, Domestic Relations Court Judge Horace Bellfatto had placed the woman on probation and told her to get
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      Lock icon No-whites club now faces a boycott
      122 3 WOLVERHAMPTON. Fri.— TT The West Midlands Caribbean Association yesterday declared a boycott against the West Indian Kingston Club here—because of the club's refusal to admit white members. The association said in a statement that Kingston was a multi-racial town, and its name should not
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    Port workers reject Premier's proposal for contract labour
    268 5 COUNTER-OFFER IS OVERTIME WORK SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association today rejected a proposal by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, that contract labour be employed by the Port of Singapore Authority for the current peak shipping period But
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    Police Band today
    23 5 SINGAPORE. Fri -The Police Band will give a public performance at Katong Park tomorrow from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m
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    UNION'S THREE ALTERNATIVES FOR ENDING A STRIKE
    144 5 UNION'S THREE ALTERNATIVES FOR ENDING A STRIKE SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Industrial Workers Union today suggested three alternatives to Shaw's Malay Film Production to end the 16-day strike by 75 studio technicians over their wage claims. They were a 30 per cent cut in the union's wage claims or an interim
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    'TENGKU IN FAVOUR OF TWO CHINAS AT U.N. SAYS PAPER
    169 6 IyjAMLA, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman favours the admission of Red China into the United Nations provided Nationalist China is not ousted from it. according to an interview published in the Manila Times today. The Malaysian Prime Minister told visiting Filipino
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    Muslims call off boycott of Friday prayers
    129 6 Muslims call off boycott of Friday prayers PENANG, Fri. Muslim worshippers today called off their boycott of Friday prayers at the village mosque in Paya Keladi, Province Wellesley. I They had refused to attend congregational services ln the mosque for several weeks because they claimed that the crosier (tongkat khatib)
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    Show for D-fund
    37 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Sangeetha Abivirthi Sabah will hold an Indian dance and cultural show in aid of the National Defence Fund at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustalca here at 8 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    Minister praises unbiased Press in Malaysia
    372 6 Minister praises unbiased Press in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today praised the Malaysian Press for being objective and unbiassed. He told 37 young men and women who completed a four month journalism training course at the Department of Information
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    Queen purchases four paintings from Malaysian artist
    226 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Raja Permaisuri Agong today paid tribute to a Malaysian artist when she bought four of his paintings costing 5650 which were on display at his one-man exhibition at the Selangor Club here. The paintings are by Mr. John Lee
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    Building show
    37 6 SINGAPORE, Prl. The Minister of National DevelopmentMr. Lim Kirn San. will open an eight-day building industry exhibition, organised by >ie Singapore Polytechnic Building Society at the Polytechnic and Industrial Research Dnit premise* on Jan 22
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    Chamber President
    23 6 MUAR, Fri. Mr. Ye« Kirn Kam. a Justice of Peace, has been re-elected president of the Muar Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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    Acting court president
    55 6 KUALA TRENGGANU. Prl.— Inche Hassan bin Isliak has taken over as acting president of the Sessions Court here from Tengku Haji Ya'acob bin Tengku Hajl Salleh. who has been transferred to Seremban. The magistrate, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Salleh. will be posted to the Batu Pahat
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    Mr. Ooi has broken faith with leader, says councillor
    288 6 DENANG, Fri. An 1 Alliance city councillor. Mr. M. S. A. Zacharlah (Dhoby Ghaut), mday accused I lie Soc: tli.st Front whip and former mayor, Mr. 00l Thiam Siew, of "breakins faith" with his (Mr. Ooi's) own leader and fellow councillors
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    Tengku, Razak invited to old boys' dinner
    98 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Deputy Prime Minister. j Tun Abdul Razak. will be I the guests of honour at the I Malay College Old Boys' I Association dinner at the Selangor Golf Club tomorrow night. Tun
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    RAF operates 'milk run' for our forces
    90 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Changlbased Royal Air Force transp o r t planes are now operating a •'morale boosting" milk run to AngloMalaysian forces operating in Borneo. Beside equipment and supplies, the planes also take the forces' mail and parcels from home. The ■"milk run" flights
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    Swindle is alleged
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A Beach Road businessman has been detained by the police for an 1 alleged swindle of about $50,000 worth of radios, television sets and typewriters. i Detention of the man fol- lowed seizure of the goods yesterday from a house in I Kranji Road and
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    Dr. Goh calls for tax rebate for our export industries
    312 7 SINGAPORE. Friday. 'J'HE Singapore Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. suggested today that the Ce,n- tral Government should provide concessions for the country's export industries when legislation for the new taxes was drawn up. He was replying to reporters' questions
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    School fun fair
    31 7 PENANG. Prl The Hu Yew Seah Girls School will hold a food and fun fair at Madras Lane this weekend to raise money for the school building fund.
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    A GEORGE MEDAL FOR DOCTOR WHO AMPUTATED ARM AFTER CRASH
    405 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A British Army medical officer has been awarded the George Medal for gallantry while J serving in Sarawak. He Js Capt. Lan Crawford of the Royal Army Medical Corps. Capt. Crawford Is now In Britain and receives the
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    63 draw lots for stalls at market
    100 7 63 draw lots for stalls at market PENANG. Prl. Sixty-three foi -me:- st 'llhnlders selling flsh in the old Chowrasta Market yesterday drew lots for sites In the murkri s rip\v mlll'on-dollar buildIng In Penang Road. The bHlloumg was held In thr council chamber before Mr. Kam Yaup Neng chairman
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    He wants a better deal for native officers
    108 7 lESSELTON. Fri. A nominated Assemblyman. Mr. James Stephen Tibok (Menggatal). today called for a better deal for native officers working in the Government service. Speaking on a motion of adjournment. Mr. Tibok said he was concerned for the na- tlves who worked
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    Dumb girl missing from home: Have you seen her?
    125 7 CHE Bokiah binte Mohammed Jnuhari. 24. (above), who became dumb after an illness two years ago, is missing from her home. She was last seen yesterday morning in the house at 22, Raid 41. Petaling Jaya, dressed only in pyjamas. A
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    Elderly couple hurt in mishap
    54 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. An I elderly couple. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shin Jong, were admitted to the General Hospital after a car in which they were travelling .skidded and overturned near Templer Park, about 12 miles from here. thus afternoon. A Their conditions were reported
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  • PARLIAMENT 1
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      Police criticised for probe delay, lack of liaison
      1894 8 House passes $207 mil. estimates for Ministry of Home Affairs "7 OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Kuala Lumpur, Friday CRITICISM of the police, ranging from delay in investigating reports and lack of liaison with the Press, highlighted the second day's debate on the estimates
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      ALLIANCE M.P. TOLD: REPEAT REMARKS OUTSIDE
      450 9 'A matter of grave importance Lee j£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today challenged an Alliance backbencher to repeat outside Parliament his remarks about corruption in Singapore. His challenge to Wan Abdul Kadir bin Ismail All. Kuala Trengganu Utarai followed
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      Irrigation officer jailed for breach of trust
      114 9 RAUB. Frl. A probationary irrigation inspector. Phuah Chong Chye. 21, was yesterday sentenced to three months' Jail on a charge of criminal breach of trust of $525. Phuah. who is on the staff of the Drainage and Irrigation Department here, pleaded guilty. The
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    Malay: The Minister's order in Sabah
    95 10 TESSELTON, Fri. J The Minister of Social Welfare, Dato Mohamed Yassin bin Haji| Hashim, has asked i Sabah's Director of Education to do all he can to make sure that Malay is taught in all i schools in the State! next year. Addressing a
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    NEW ROAD TO THE HIGHLANDS PLANNED
    101 10 NEW ROAD TO THE HIGHLANDS PLANNED IPOH, Fri. A new road to the Cameron Highlands hill resort has been included in the first Malaysia plan which will begin in 10<?R. State Executive Councillor Dato Liew Why Hone disclosed this in the Perak State Assembly Budget meeting today. But the actual
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    Lock icon Teachers in Tasmania are learning Malay
    80 10 Teachers in Tasmania are learning Malay ffOBART, Fri. A pilot 1 coarse in the Malay language has been completed by 27 teachers of Tasmania's Education Department, the Tasmanian Minister for Education. Mr. W. Nielsen, announced today. He said that at a later stage it was hoped to be able to
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    Fined for assault
    27 10 JESSELTON, Frl. Chin Mln Llm. 47, who threw stones at a woman. Lai Usa binte Dutang. was fined $10 by the Keningau maKLstxate's court.
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    Rooftop chase drama
    369 10  - Rooftop chase drama OH KEE TIANG: SUSPECTS HELD BY POLICE INVESTIGATING BONUS ROBBERY By PENANG. Friday A POLICE party investigating yesterday s $24,867 armed robbery at the Weld Quay offices of Nestles Products (M) Ltd., arrested a suspect after a rooftop chase this morning. The party, led by acting Asst.
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    Five secret society men held by police
    89 10 Five secret society men held by police [POH, Fri. The Perak police anti-secret society branch have rounded up five men, described as notorious Siew Pat Hoong secret society gangsters, in, Membang Di Awan new village, near Kampar, about 26 miles south of here. A police spokesman said today that the
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    Abduction charge
    49 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Ng Yin Kirn. alias Loh Chan, 35. of Chan Sow Lin Road, was charged In th« Third Magistrate's Court here today with abducting a millionaire. Lee Say Thong, on Jan 14. 1962. with Intent to hold him for ransom. He was remanded till Feb.
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    Algiers meet: Philippines' sympathy towards Malaysia
    221 10 Algiers meet: Philippines' sympathy towards Malaysia ANILA. Frl.— .The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Mauro Mendez, said today the Philippines would react with goodwill and sympathy on the question of Malaysia's attendance In the second Afro-Asian conference next year In Algiers. Speaking at a news conference, he said, however, the Philippines would
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    Trouble brewing between MTUC and miners
    242 10 Trouble brewing between MTUC and miners ITUALA LUMPUR, Frl. 1V —Trouble is brewing between the Malaysian Trades Union Congress and the 14.000-strong National Mining Workers' Union its second largest affiliate. The reason: The N.M.WU is refusing to pay its full affiliation fee of about $3 000 to the M.T.U.C. claiming
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    Perils youth club No. 61
    42 10 KANGAR. Pri.— The 61st youth club in Perils has been formed at Permatang Keriang, Sanglang, IS miles from here. The new body. Persatuan Bel ia Suria Selatan, has elected Inclie Mansor bin Osman as its pro-tnn chairman.
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    A false claim: Teacher fined
    63 11 PENANG. Kr!. A Chinese school teacher. Chuah Kirn Huat. 50. was today fined 5125 for making a false declaration to the Kegistxar of Citizenship 16 years ago. Chuah admitted in court today that he had on Dec. 12. 1950 falsely claimed that he had lived
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    Unwanted outsiders: 1600 names on 'S-List'
    151 11 Unwanted outsiders: 1600 names on 'S-List' PENANG, Friday. mHE Immigration Headquarters is J- compiling a "suspect list" of undesirables for the whole of Malaysia. The "S-List", as it is officially known, will contain the names of undesirable people whose presence in this country is "unwanted." According to a spokesman at
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    Children's party
    37 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will hold a Christmas party for some 900 under-privileged children at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament at Commonwealth Drive on Dec. 27 at 3 p.m.
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    Front officials
    34 11 TANGKAK. Fn. New officials of the Socialist Front Tangkak branch are: Mr. Tan Chek Kee. chairman: Mr. Tay Tong Hai, vice-chairman: Mr. Ong Kirn Joo. secretary: and Mr. Low Buck Teh, treasurer.
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    GOODWILL MISSION SCOUTS SAIL FOR AUSTRALIA
    104 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The first Malaysian Scoots goodwill contingent to Australia leaves here in the liner Himalaya tomorrow. The 40-strong contingent will attend the seventh Australian Jamboree to be held at Dandenong, in Victria, from Dec. 31 to Jan. 8. They will then tour Melbourne.
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    3 on murder charge
    67 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Three men were committed today to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of murdering a youth. Loh Kuan Meng alias Loh Han Meng alias Lav Sze Chye. 20. Au SrnK Tick. 19. and Lee Ha Chau alias Siew Pak Won.
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    Dog bites a postman
    54 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A housewife. Loh ChOw Heng. 33, of Kampong Kasipillai, Sentul. whose dog bit a postman, wan fined 525 or a week's jail by a magistrate's court here today. Loh, who pleaded guilty, was also ordered to pay the postman. Sabtu bin Mohamed Dom.
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    Dancing exam results
    179 11 CINGAPORE, Fri. ReJ suits of the Royal Academy of Dancing Examination which were recently conducted by Miss Beryll Jackson, an external examiner of the academy in Kuala Lumpur. Singapore and Penang, were published today. KUALA LUMPUR Elementary ({iris) Lee Chee Meng. Lee Yuet Ngor. Leatitla Meertens. Nk
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    CHE SOM: WE WILL FIGHT SOEK'S WOMEN
    160 11 CHE SOM: WE WILL FIGHT SOEK'S WOMEN r3H, Fri. The women of Perak are not lacking in patriotism, Che Som binte Abdullah (AU.-Batak Rabit) told the State Assembly Budget! meeting. Expressing satisfaction at I the response to the Vigilante I Corps, she said: "There will IM no ground for concern
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    Khaw Kongsi's ceremony
    44 11 Khaw Kongsi's ceremony PENANG. Fri. The Khaw Si Koe Yang Tong (Khaw Kongsn will observe its ancestor"* birthday next Tuesday at the Kongsl building in Burmah Ruud. There will be a "worship ceremony" at 12 noon followed by a general meeting at 1 p.m.
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    Dr. Goh on the 'good Red nations'
    119 11 Dr. Goh on the 'good Red nations' I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia must make contact with "good Communist coun- 1 tries" to build a strong image in Afro-Asia. Singapore's Fina n c c I Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said today. Dr. Goh said two such countries were Yugoslavia and Poland.
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    Phone service for kampong
    38 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. A public telephone booth to serve 2.000 residents in Kampong Dew. 16 milrs from here, has been completed. It was built at a cost of $4,780 under the rural development plan.
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    Barbecue and dance
    30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys A.ssocicion will hold a New Year Eve Barbecue and dance at the Women"!) International Club at Jalan Daman&ara.
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    169 12 Vi Word' 5/0 (Minimum, WEBB: Hry.in Edward. formerly rormt Department, on December 10. Wllmorr Close, Norton. \Vorc«»ter. MADAM ONC CEOK TIE (lira. Then K.iy Choy i |iaaard away pmcei- r.'.liiM. Cortege leavrs Bin.;.i purr C:.>k*t Company Limited at r>m today m i:.imi for the Biiiadar: -„v Chaprl and Interment
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    IN MEMORIAM
    49 12 70 H,,r.i. lit minimum) IN LOVING MIMORV of our boy. From Doaaal and Ruby B.H. Tan. D«tc 1« v ti4 MILL. ERNEST ALBERT. In lnvtnK I ret] BOB! hrothfr \«ho ran on the 19th DaoSßakat ro IKi< in heart j we U-avr behind la not to dv
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    294 12 Word* Sit tmntmnm) ITALIAN NECKTIES JoM Hrrtvr<l Niiee Ann Bldg Orchard I WISHING Dr. 1..R Tavlor nnd all »t;i(r it si Uark'i Hospital A v>r> JOHN LITTLE'S SHOPPINC CEN His Plsea m opened on Sun din. L'mii from U.OU a.m. to 5 00 p.m HILDA'S a Orchard Road. S'pon-
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    176 12 Horil. SI.SU I Htm.) S.T. ANDREW'S PRESBVTfcRIAN CMURi.M, Kami! Lumpur, acid I'.oad rvicea n 30 am. and «> li p m hooi ;iu m All WeiITIESBVTERIAN CHU.ICH. lINCAPORE, Corner Un-nard Koad. Penanc :.v Hen in v a.m. and I.* -irhixii In m AM Wei. some. ..HIST METHODIST CHURCH.
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    The Straits Times Saturday, December 19, 1964. A Curb For The Veto
    679 12 The Straits Times Saturday, December 19, 1964. A Curb For The Veto Malaysia's permanent rej presentative at the United Nations has offered the Gen--1 eral Assembly one of the most practical ideas for investing j the wof Id body with the authority and responsibility it is supposed to exercise which
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    Divided Front
    347 12 The Socialist Front has never been a cohesive organisation, just as it has never had a coherent policy. Differences have long existed between the Party Kakyat and Labour Party wings on education and multi-lingualism. Views differ also on rural questions. Some advocate a strong stand i against middleman
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    Not good enough
    182 12 In a letter replying to Tuesday's editorial criticism of the manner in which the (Singapore) Public Utilities Board is charging householders i for their electricity and water, thr Board's General Manager offers the blanket excuse of chaos because of the communal disturbances. This will not do. Singapore
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    MLF, Polaris and the Western Alliance
    1287 12  - MLF, Polaris and the Western Alliance ROBERT L. NOTT By of the QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN THE CONTROVERSY OVER NUCLEAR CONTROL JA T the centre of the current controversy over the future direc- tion of the Atlantic Alliance is the proposed Multilateral L_^L Nuclear Force (MLF). Some« basic information about
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  • LETTERS
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      Meter reading and estimated bills
      331 12 WITH reference to your >v editorial entitled "Pay Please" may I be permitted to repeat the Press statement issued "by the Board on Dec. 14. Recently there have been complaints from the public against the meter readers of the Public Utilities Board for not making
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      Artist's fund
      124 12 I WISH to let you know that 1 have received two contributions to my recent appeal for a fund of £100/- to assist a very talented young Malaysian artist, lnche Ibrahim Hussein. In his forthcoming one-man show in New York. I would be grateful if you could acknowledge
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      Parliament
      148 12 rpHE budget debate in Par--1 llament interested me tremendously. Members of Parliament are supposed to represent the people of their constl- tuencles, and as such should stress the needs and difficulties encountered by the people. Some members have not been carrying out the duties expected of them. In the
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      Those waiters
      100 12 I HAVE been on this beautiful Island of Singapore for over ten days and will be leaving for home soon. Everything out here is splendid; the people, the culture, the food and especially the beautiful scenery blessed with such fine weather. Truly, Singapore is the New York of
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    2 shirts tied to tree may be Indon landing marking
    233 13 2 shirts tied to tree may be Indon landing marking Prom IIKOM. CHB HONG \IUAR. Fri. Special if Bra nc h officers havp seized two lo: sleeved shirts and a piece of plastic tablecloth, believed to have some connection with tho recent attempted landing by an Indo- j nesian boat
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    MIC rally
    47 13 BATU GAJAH. Fri. The Minister of Wcr-: d Telecommunications, D;ito V.T. Ban>banthar.. who is also the national president of the Malaysian Indian Congress, will address a rally ca'lrd by the Batu Gajah M.I.C. branch at the Chinese oasketball (iround here on Sunday at 10.30 a.m.
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    Co-op for loggers
    25 13 KUALA LIPIS. Fri— A Co-opera-tive Logging Society for Pahang Ulu has been formed here with Inche Abu Samah bin Idris aa chairman.
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    Loke library gift accepted
    63 13 I KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The executors or the n ill of the late Dato Lolce Wan Tho have offered his library of books on natural sciences, art. Malaysian history and photography to the nation. In acceptiug the offer, the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has replied
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    No new taxes proposed for Sabah
    378 13 No new taxes proposed for Sabah JESSELTON, Friday gABAHS Finance Minister, Dato Pang Tet Tshung, proposed no new taxes when he introduced the State Budget in the Legislative Assembly today. The estimated revenue for next year will be in the region of $69 million while the expenditure will be Just
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    Air pact with Switzerland
    50 13 Air pact with Switzerland KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia and Switzerland today signed an air sen-ices agreement which will pave the way for commercial air services between the two countries. Malaysia has already reached similar agreements with Britain, Holland, the Scandinavian countries. Prance Italy. Australia. New Zealand. Japan and West Germany.
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    Jail for theft of boat
    63 13 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. The magistrate, Inche Abdul Hanud bin Mohampd Yunos. yesterday lailed two youths for stealing a fishing boat at Tan.fong Piadanang n:ne mlies from here, on Nov. 3C. Mohamed Yaman bin Haji Slrat. 20. was sentenced to six months and Halid bin Bakar,
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    Immigration issue compromise proposals discussed
    152 13 Immigration issue compromise proposals discussed KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Officials from the National Whitley Council Staff Side and the Immigration Service Union today met to discuss counter proposals made by the Government on the Immigration Department issue The meeting, also discussed the Governments letter of explanation over the appointment of a
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    Help Malays in tin industry, Ghazali urges officials
    251 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I A CALL to help Malays in the mining industry was made by Haji Ghazali bin Jawi, the Minister of Land and Mines, when he addressed the annual conference of senior officers of the Mines Department today. He said.
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    200 LEAVE HOMES AS FLOODS HIT KUANTAN
    266 13 200 LEA VE HOMES AS FLOODS HIT KUANTAN From LOKMAN HALIM: Kuantan. Friday MORE than 200 people from 20 houses were evacuated early today when Garling Besar, on the outskirts of the town, was swamped under seven feet of water after three days of continuous rain. A low-lying area near
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    Bank clerk granted a decree nisi
    77 13 SINGAPORE, Fri— A bank clerk, Lim Thiam Hock, who brought divorce proceedings against his wife. Lily Chua. on the ground of adultery was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today. The decree is to be made absolute at
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    Motoring carnival
    23 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Junior Safety First Council will hold a motoring carnival at the Raffles Institution tomorrow at 2.30 p.m.
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    260 will be at the SiOO-a-plate dinner and dance
    333 13 260 will be at the SiOO-a-plate dinner and dance IPOH, Fri. The $100- a-plate banquet and ball to be held here tomorrow in aid of the National Defence Fund has proved to be a successful idea. The committee organising the function reports that 260 "plates' have been sold. In addition,
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      803 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL S— KL FlMnan* Hucklebery Hound; 7.00 News In S lpoh Malacca. English; 7- 10 Documentary P.M-: 230 Te6t pattern and Film "Water-Colour Landmusic; 3.00 Opening and pro- scape": 7.34 I Love Lucy gramme summary; 3.02 Spe- j Vacation from Marriage"; clal Feature Film— "Beauty 8.00 News
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  • SPECIAL U.N. REPORT 1
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      Malaysia appeals for an emergency brake on the U.N. veto
      405 14 Malaysia appeals for an emergency brake on the U.N. veto United Nations, Frl. MALAYSIA, whose •"1 recent efforts to obtain Security Council help in the dispute with Indonesia foundered on the Soviet veto, referred yesterday to the world body's "fatal ineffectiveness." The Malaysian delegate. Mr Radhakrishna Ramani, also recommended a
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      Lock icon The bullying big brother
      1484 14 The bullying big brother UNITED NATIONS. Friday MALAYSIA yesterday told the U.N. General Assembly that Indonesia's attitude towards her was that of a "big brother inclined to bullying." Malaysia, however, "asks only to be left alone to plough its lonely furrow," Mr. Radhakrishna Ramani said in the world affairs debate.
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      Lock icon SECURITY COUNCIL IS TOLD OF FOUR NEW LANDINGS
      206 15 SECURITY COUNCIL IS TOLD OF FOUR NEW LANDINGS MR. Ramanl charged in a letter to the President of the Security Council that Indonesia made "as many as four sea-borne landings" on Malaysian territory earlier this month. He said in the letter to Dr. Fernando Ortiz Sanz of Bolivia, this months
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      327 15 Straits Times Crossword |a>a^ i jsfe ACROSS 7. Killing one hero ln the build1. Transport retired doctor and in« <B>. writer to the country (7). 8. Animal scatters rind in Lon6. Makes a pretence of follow- don thoroughfare <8). inn woman into battle <7>. IS. Perhaps take note?> about 9.
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      Socialism and the Malaysian races
      201 16 BEG to differ from i Enche Sendut. If he is a Socialist, as his letter seems to indicate, then I I hasten to extend a hand of I common belief all the way to him at Petaljng Jaya. This. I think, symbolises very well the
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      Six versus five in the schools
      318 16 INDICATED in an English school J and now a teacher of English in a Chinese school, I am well acquainted with the five day week system in English schools and the six-day week system in Chinese schools. It is my belief that the latter
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      Odd ideas in promotion
      136 16 T HILE I agree that school promotions be left to the discretion of school pricipals, the principal of the integrated secondary school of which my son is a pupil seems to have odd ideas. My son achieved good results in all subjects save the second language
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      UNKNOWN ARREARS THAT FRIGHTEN
      129 16 UNKNOWN ARREARS THAT FRIGHTEN lam grateful to you for your editorial comment on electricity and water charges. Here is another matter. I occupy a flat in Joo cniai Road and have been there almost two years. I pay no rent to my son who is the owner, but am responsible
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      CHOKING FUMES AND CANCER
      158 16 f HE letter from a Singapore doctor on cancer and the deadly fumes In the streets is all too true. I was going to write on the futility of forming a cancer society when all the time the authorities concerned allow taxis and buses to belch
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      Poison from exhausts
      129 16 OUR correspondent "Docto r". who wrote concerning poisonous exhaust fumes, has raised an important issue. He suggested reporting offenders to the authorities. I reported a bus and a lorry to the Registrar of Vehicles and received a letter sayln« that the matter had been passed to the
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      Queen on the stamp
      104 16 THIS week I received a letter from Sabah. It la most disheartening to I see that the Sabah's stamp j still carries the portrait of Queen Elizabeth. We may still love Britain and her Queen as our close ally but In this time of confrontation, when
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      Nine-day post
      47 16 POSTED a letter from Tronoh. 15 miles from Ipoh. on November 30 and it reached its destination, the Education Office of Perak. on December 9. four days after the closing date of the L.C.C. examination: As a result, my application was rejected. REJECTED Kuala Kangsar.
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      NO DISCRIMINATION ON THE CAMPUS
      220 16 THE letter by 'Another Malay' on the subject of Malays and the University of Malaya brings out one important point; that even within the campus there are people who lack the ability to understand their fellow-countrymen of different racial origins. Perhaps this is due to
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      319 16 o^o O give him 0 a Eh// I .©3$ M mm! •"-:> ■^/rJ/-..l o^Oi/AlI ?~TB i '■*'>r r fc I I lather H fJUVf LOW H I I After Shave Lotion and Lather Shaving Cream I) C^^^ill_ II*"" ''""VJI "V/IP\^° After Shave Lotion and Hair Cream o **w^ Qfd&pia I
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    TRACTIONS FEATURE ON QUIET STOCK EXCHANGE
    684 18 From Our Market Correspondent A MINOR feature rippled the surface of an otherwise undistinguished Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday when Singapore Tractions came In for some interest. The price rose 3s. 3d. on last deals with business from 225. 6d. to 245. 3d. to
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    27 18 Malayan Stock Indices Dec. 17 Dec. 18 •Industrials: 86.19 85.51 Tins: 120.45 120.23 S rubbers: 109.22 109.22 *Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    777 18 DUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustoad $1.50 SL; Dunlops (1,000) II. M: E»»o ordt. (1.000) JI.S3. (1,000) $1.84; P. and N. ord». (5.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 18 Dec. 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 693 cents (down a quarter of a rent) TIN: $627.12} (down 52.87 A). Inofficial estimated offering: 185 tons lilurn 15 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    113 18 MELBOURNE. Fri. JNIHSTRIALS were tinner with moves about in balance. Colonial Sugar regained 2s. 6d. to 68s 3d. Base metals and oils were irregular, hit mostly higher. Associated Australian Oil was up Is. Ui 335. 6d. Ampol Kvploration fell 6d. to 15... 3d and Mount Im steadied to
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    97 18 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves or expected today are: 3/4. White Cliffs 5. Hakubanan Maru K/7. Ruthrverett S/9. Tarantel Id 11. Klpenor 18. Hongkong Maru 23/24, Anna Maersk 2<;2S, Bcndearg 33/34. Achilles 3V36. Waltakl 3S/39, Athene 42/43. Ch.jn 40/41. Himalaya 4/4/45 Ships in Port Swtttenham, Old
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    48 18 PME Malayan Exchange Banks' Asia- ciatlan made these changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to (100): Canada: buying TT 33 1/8. airmail OD 35J. 90 d st. 33| credit bills. 33 13/16 trade bills. Selling TT oi OO ready: Canadian Dollars 34 13/16.
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    Tin price down again, but decline lessens
    234 18 STRAITS lin continued to drop in Penang yesterday, but the decline was itssteep being 52.87 J. Tbe price was declared at $627.12} per picul. On tbe London market on Thursday tin trading was slow to get under way, but later the modest business
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    Thin trading on local Rubber Market
    490 18 THIS has been a week of rather thin trading, punctuated occasionally by short spells of activity, which overall caused little change In levels report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weeks review of the Malayan Rubber Market. To begin with the tendency was downward. rrvrrsnl
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    262 18 December 18 Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 CU. National Iron 9 eta. Dunlcpa 13 eta. I mteers 14 da City Der. 7 eta. M. Containers 12 ota, E. Smelters 27 eta. M. Cablea 15 cts. Ksso 15 eta. McAllster 12 "Ma. Fed. Dlsp. 12 eta. M. Invest. 11
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    240 18 JANUARY first grade rubber lit cloud at 5 p.m. in Singapore anal Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 69| centa per lb. down a quarter of a cent on Thursday's rloslntt level (or tbe position The tone waj inactive. R.A.I, and F.M.R.E. closing pnoos in cents per ID. yesterday: Int.
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    36 18 ON the frao .ih.n,. maihol Honii Kong yesterday tbe US dollar waa quoted at 5.73J (or TT int. 5 741 for tain. Stsrhna wax quoted at 1ft.99 Ukf ono taol af goii. at 252*.
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      787 19 ■H TSr>i I I g« 'i I j3•1I pi 3 I 3 I ■V^gf I i( initinurd from Pagr 12) RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT Mora's S2.SO (Mm.) ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Ipob. Oolf Club Road. Service 11 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. All welcome. BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ivsla. Sunday herrices: Zlon, Serangoon
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      1056 19 SITUATIONS VACANT •Core* SS (Min.)— Box SO ctt. txtrm INSTITUTE IN BRUNEI requires Instructor to teach commercial subjects. Apply Klving details of qualification, experience and saiary required v. ith copies or testimonials to P.O. Blx IM Kuala Belalt. Brunei. LARCE EUROPEAN COMPANY Require an experienced Lady Secretary/ stenographer with good
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      898 19 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm FULLY FURNISHED AIR-CONDI-TIONED Room. Longbath, Heater. sitting-room. telephone. breakfast, laundry. >julet locality. District Fifteen. European, Japanese preferred. Ring Loh after 2 p.m. 4*i935 Spore. TELOK KURAU AREA. Unfurnished Well Fenced Modern House. Two bedrooms, servant's room, dining place, modern sanitation, mosaic
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      941 19 EDUCATION 10 Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO cts. »rrr« CHINESE VMCA SCHOOL'S December Typewriting Admissions open: January Beginners Book-keeping, Shorthand. Typewriting, English. Malay Excellent coaching, nominal fees. 107 Selegie Road, (Spore) 21W1. JANUARY SESSIONS! Sec-eUrlal, Stenography. Bookkeeping. Correspondence. Shorthand. Typewriting. Malay, English: Clasjes anytime: Register tarly: Raja's College (Uian Singh's
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      936 19 PHILATELY Wore 1 U (Mm.)— Hoi St cts. txtrm EXCHANCE si) different Australia for 100 different Malaysia or 2UU mixed Malaysia. Clean only. PA. Bassam. 4942 Oxford Lane, Malacca. CIVE A CATALOGUE for Chrlstmai Gibbons 'Simplified' World $17.30, Part Two 'Europe and Colonies' 521.3 C postage 11.40 either. Part One
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      1008 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE :0 Words Si (Min.)— Box SO ct*. txtrm I 19*0 MODEL MORRIS 1000 Two i doors. Immaculate condition $2,800/--0.n.0. View at 110 Tessensohn Road off Rangoon Road, Spore after 1 p.m. BORCWARD LATE 1957. Good con- dltlon, asking $1,350/-, interested buyer L please view at 110 Orchard
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      827 19 FOR SALE u,,r»U M Win.)— Boxo x iO et*. txtrm I NEW ARRIVALS of (Ladies) I Italian Shorn and gttndals for ail oocaI Jion. Capric. t N^>e Ann Bids., OrI chard Rd., S'poro LATEST THAI SILK In forty attractive colour*. Ooins cheap. Come early to Meag Co. 13. Upper Pickering
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      28 20 I A it!?! MR II TOOTH BRUSH ii q a \rT~n FOTJR I bole Agents 'rot Viaiaytio. LIM SENC HUAT (S) LTD. 12- I J Circular Rood, imgapor*.
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      781 20 IU I, V^tCi I 'ill I 3' 1 I r\^ 3 I I Ss^Bl f Continued from Pace 19) FOR SALE •0 Words SS (MiH.}-^Box SO els. «jrtr GRAND SALE I Long-playing cords. Many nice selections for you choice. 12" $3 00 Upwards. 7" .50< Upwards. Visit Tang Nan Ab
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      982 20 HIFI STEREO M Wnrdt US tMim.) Box M cts txtro CORAL NIKKO TRANSISTOR Ampuuer etc. Call for demonstration. Hwve Seng Co 239 Beaca Road. Singapore. STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC D Wnrd* U iM'm Bat fs. -w,--d TIRED? LET LAUREL Maasajte II Stenmbath refrrfth you. Licensed Masseur Mamuse. 310-P River Valley a
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      413 20 BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore) Words U <mi».)—Bn M ett. smtrm OANCINC OININC NlKhtly. South East Asia Bar/Restaurant. IWU Waterloo street. Spore. Tel: 2M2U. LAI WAH RESTAURANT Special Cantonese Diahes prepared by famous cooks at 377C/SB3C Jalaa Ueaar, a pore. Tel: 29tttM. TRY TASTY SALT Baked Chickeo hdil other (amuua chicken dishes.
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      389 20 NOTICES GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL LIMITED (Incorporated In the State of Singapore i NOTICE IS HEREBY OrVEN THAT the Seventeenth Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of Goodwood Park Hotel Limited will be held In the Conference Room of the Goodwood Hotel. Scotts Road, Singapore, on Tuesday. 29th December. 1964 at
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      334 20 TENDER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman. Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor. Pullerton Buildlnn, for the following works: (a) EARTHWORKS AND THE CONSTRUCTION OP LATERITE ROAD. PIPE CULVERT. PRECAST DRAINS ETC. WITHIN THE ROAD RESERVE FOR JALAN BBL Show Round:— 23rd December. 1964 at
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      146 20 NOTICE NOTICE This serves to notify that Mr. R.M. Williams has terminated his service with this company as per 16 12 64. Accordingly, he has ceased to hold authority to transact any business or collect any moneys on our behalf. LINDETEVES-JACOBERG (Ml LTD. IPOH. YOU deserve a befter deal! Join
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      499 21 TOH-ALLANG CHINESE TIN LTD. Application has been made to the directors of the company to l&>ue duplicate scripts In the name of the undermentioned in lieu of the original certificates bting lost: Au-Yong Peng Choon alias Ow Yeon« Peng Choon cert: No. 270 for 1000 shares Nos: *****1 to *****0
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      384 21 CASTLEFIELD (KLANG) RUBBER ESTATE LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a final dividend of 22 per cent, ile&s United Kingdom income tax at the standard rate of 7s. the is proposed for the ended 30th June, 1964. The date of payment will be 13th I February l'Jt?s and the last
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      251 21 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tender will be received at the Office of the Pengawal Talikom. Negri Sembilan and Malacca Region, Seremban up to 12 noon on 9th January. 1965 for the tollowing works at Seremban. Excavating trenches and layinic approximately 2U.000 yards "1 underground cables, ducts and back tilling trenches and
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      523 21 TENDER CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD SALE OF OFFICE EQUIPMENT Offers are Invited for the purchase of all or any of the 6 Items listed below. Item 1. Thirteen pieces Underwood Sundstrand Class "D" accounting machines with "18" front feed. 2 cross footers and 8 registers complete with control plates. side
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      196 21 NOTICES iOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S CAP 137) Ltmbaga Bandaran. Sabak Bernara. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is propose under Section 144 of the loaq Boards Enactment i F.M.S. Cap. 137), to amend the Draft Town Plan of Sabak Berlin m. by zoning lols 24 and 25 under area
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      320 21 TENDERS TENDER Tenders are invited for the supply ol Dalapon during the 10 months commencing Ist March 1965 in such quantities as may be required by the State Replantins Officers throughout the States ol 1 Malaya. The Board estimates its require- 1 ments of Dalapon at 150.000 lbs I but
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      237 21 MARKETING EXECUTIVE H.irprr. (lillill.in A 0.. I Id.. IfMta lor Mirtoll A <> rrqulr* .1 Marketing K\nuli\r to RmM in the I.m >lulj>.in luntiul ol tin agency. The successful applicant must have had con>iderable nperinw* m the liquor business, and will have selling .»nd .idministiadM- .ibililu-s. Domicile in Kual.i Lumpur
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      Wattanasin surprise for Malaysia
      152 22 Wattanasin surprise for Malaysia badminton BANGKOK. Fri. The Malaysian badminton team of six players and three officials learned with surprise on their arrival here today for their return international match against Thailand here this weekend that veteran Thai player Chaman Wattanasin will not be playing In the first two singles.
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      Holder's men can upset the Forces
      587 22  - Holder's men can upset the Forces NORMAN SIEBEL MALAYA CUP RUGBY By I(UALA LUMPUR. Fri. If the meals are as good as the menu, rugger fans at the Merdeka Stadium and the Singapore padang tomorrow should get much satisfaction from the matches which could decide this year's Malaya Cup competition
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      NEGRI UPSET IN LAST 30sec
      351 22 FESTIVAL SINGAPORE, Friday. I XTEGRI SEMBILAN caused a big upset in the openI ing match of the final round for the men's i championship of this year's Malaysian National I inter-state basketball competition for the Yang diiPertuan Agong's Cup at the Gay World today when
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      Third defeat for tourists
      145 22 M i; l SIKHS 5 X.W BHAKAT (UK) 3 SEREMBAN. Fri. Negri Sembilan Siklis proved too good for Nay Bharat. the visiting Hong Kong liociii y team, on tin- N.S. Club Padang here today. This was the tmartsu' third defeat of their Malaysian tour. They had
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      HELD BY 12 MEN
      56 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Although they were opposed by 12 men RMAF B could only draw 3-3 with Selangor Malays 4 B' in their rugger match at Bellamy Road today. The airmen took thi» lead wiiii a penalty by Lav Kong Emr but Malays equalised before half
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      107 22 Shaw: All depends on tactics PENANG, Frl. Martin bhaw, captain of the Pena/JK team who lost by threepoint margins to both Selangor and Commonwealth Forces, said here that the > fortunes of tomorrow s game \vould depend on the tactics adopted. "If Selangor play the Forces like we did using
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      MWHA Prizes
      39 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— Tickets »-hich won prizes at the Malayan Women's Hockey Association lance last Saturday were Nos 1)707 (first) and 1282. The prizes must be claimed at 13. Jalan Empat. Ang Seng Road, by Dec. 24.
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      143 22 CRICKET- A DELAIDE. Fri.— A line 120 by left-hander Ken Cunningham his first century in I cricket helped South Australia to score 311 in their first innings against the Pakistani touring team on the first day of their threeday match here today. At the close the
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      183 22 HERE IS THE NEW SANKYO AUTO-4X The world's most compact quality Bmm cine camera with 1:4 power 700m lens (f 1.7, 7.5 mm lo 30mm) ia **^'ial ■A"" iilß iaßta^^>^ af 1 |L I^^ /f aHVwH. "ZSr^ For a perfect companion to the above, see the Sankyo Load-Matic (Auto-loading Bmm
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      127 22 DIARY BIGGER Malaya Cup: Spore Civilians v Joint Services (S'pora (Merdeka Stadium, 5.0 p.m.; Penang v Kedah (Western Rd. Penang). Fairleifth Robertson Trophy: Perak v Negri Upohi Clum match; NSCRC v Tigers (S'ban). TABLE TENNIS Malaysian championships (Alor Star). HOCKEY Spore Div. 1: Unl- veisity v IA (Balestier Rd); Jase-
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      Lock icon CHONG NG RAPPED IN LONDON TOURNEY
      172 23 CHONG NG RAPPED IN LONDON TOURNEY BADMINTON I ONDON, Fri. Oon Chong Ng, 20-year-old Malaysian student, was publicly told three times to "get on with it" by the referee, Herbert Scheele, In the qualifying round of the London open badminton championships, at Crystal Palace, here last night. Chong Ng had
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      92 23 BBC awards to Abebe, Mary Rand I ONDON. Fn. Abebe BikiU 1 v: Ethiopia, who retained his Olympic marathon title in Tokyo, won the international award m the British Broadcasting Corporations Sports Review of the Year television programme last night. British athlete Mrs. Mary Rand, who won tnree medals in
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      205 23 BRADMAN MEETS THE MAN WHO BROKE HIS RECORD a DELAIDE, Fri.— Sir Donald Brad man yesterday met the man who beat his record for the highest individual score tn a first-class cricket match Pakistan's Hanif Mohammad. The two met for the first time at a. reception given by the South
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      440 23 RACE ONE 2.30 Cowdray Plate: Class 4 sf tcatchweights 12.0> 1 Nugget Thwaites 2 2 Harapan > 5 3 Cleopatra Kelly 8 4 Ebor Hee Haw Barlow 7 6 Pendekar Davis 3 5 Windspiel Brown 4 7 Jupiter Smith 1 8 Shane > 6 RACE TWO 3.05
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      92 23 NEW YORK. Fri. More than US»4.300.000.000 was bet on horse races in the United State* this year, according to a year-end survey published today. It was the first year that the 4.000 million-dollar mark was passed A record 60.700.000 people went to the race course
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      39 23 BANGKOK. Prl. A contract was signed here yesterday for Pone Kingpetch the world flyweight champion. to defend his title against Italy's Salvatore Burruni tn Bangkok on Jan. 29. Proceeds of ths bout will go to charity.— Reuter
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      452 23  -  EPSOM JEEP AMATEUR RACES By RESPITE topweiffht of 13.0, Hunter will start favourite in the Cheltenham Cup Hurdle (Race Six) over 9f at the amateur race meeting at Kuala Lumpur today. I think it would be unwise to oppose him as he is
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      93 23 20 nations enter for crosscountry BRUSSELS. Fri.— Twenty coun- tries— a record— have entered for next year's international cross-country championships, which will be held at Ostend in March. Several countries are expected to compete for the first time and these include Austria, New Zealand, the United States, Turkey and South
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      33 23 AUCKLAND, Pri. Alf Nolan, the English amateur billiards champion, won a snooker tournament here today be.ween players who competed in the world billiards championship. Nolan won all his six matches.— Reuter.
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      310 23 Real v Benfica in quarter-finals of European Cup VIENNA, Fri. Real Madrid of Spain, five times winners of the European Cup, have been drawn to meet Benflca of Portugal also former holders i in the competition's quarter-finals. Benflca won the cup in 1961 and 1962, beating Real 5-3 In the
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    55 24 IT IS REGRETTED that the wedding rercption on the occasion of the marrlaiie between Alan Wonc Chi Mun and Vivien Ho Slew Hons, to he held at the Lr COQ Dor K.L. on Saturday 19th 1984 la poslionrd to Sunday, December :'Tth. l!'« 4. We apologue for any mii
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    29 24 K KESAVAN EZHIKAZHIKAM Par. tuoor (Surveyor, MPBW CfcMMJ) pa«--n«1 away peacefully 15. 12. 64. Corti'Ke v. ill have 60-B Racecourse Road to Rlrindnrt at 2 p.m. 19 12.64.
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    186 24 SAIGON, Fri. Nine senior generals in the South Vietnam army will be dismissed for supporting antiGovernment Buddhists, military sources disclosed today. The purge appeared certain to foment new Buddhist demonstrations and resrilt in stepped-up opposition to the Government. About 30 colonels are also reported to
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    43 24 SINGAPORE. Fri The Straita Times today received a donation of $38.50 from Mr. E.S G. Krishnan and friends, towards a "poMum" machine fund for Justin Rozario, 22. who is paralysed from the neck down after a diving accident 1% months ago.
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    26 24 SINGAPORE, Fri— The R;imakriKhiui Mission will celebrate the 112 th birthday of Sri Saradndevl at it* temple at 179 Bartley Road en Christmas Day.
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    324 24 LONDON. Fri— Another week of unsettled conditions ended on a quiet note. Business remained at a low level with buyers showing minimum interest and sellIn? reduced to a trickle. After yesterday's intervention by the authorities, the gilt-edaed market he!d very steady with the Government broker close at hand.
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    50 24 LONDON, Frl.— Spot 21 Hd., Jan 21-3 16d., Feb. 21d.. Mar. 20--13/164.. Jan. Mar. 21-1 16d Apr./ June 20 ,d., July Sept. 20-11 16d., Oct./D«c. 20-11 16d., Jan. Mar 20-11 16d., Apr. June 20-11/16 d., July Sept. 20-11 16d.. c.l.f. Jan 20-9- 16 d.. Feb. 20-7 16d. Tone: Quiet.
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    198 24 Victory for Reds as Soek disbands group JAKARTA, Fri.— ComJ munists here rejoiced yesterday over what seemed to be a victory for them in Indonesia's confused political situation. The victory came on Wednesday when President Soekarno ordered the dissolution of a group known as the 'Soekarnoists" composed of several top
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