The Straits Times, 21 December 1964

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    26 1 tf AWNAL ÜBRAR SINGAPORR AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,006* DEC 9 6* The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Lock icon MASS ARRESTS IN PARTIAL COUP
    741 1 The 'Young Turks' take over Saigon BUT CHIEF OF STATE AND THE PREMIER REMAIN IN OFFICE SAIGON, Sunday YOUNG military officers today executed a partial coup d'etat against South Vietnam's Ameri-can-supported government. The Chief of State and the Premier, both supported by Washington, remained in
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    Lock icon Kowloon blaze
    23 1 HONGKONG. Sun—A fire fanned by strong winds raced through cottage homes in Kowloon today making 260 people, including 110 children, homeless.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Tightrope record
    37 1 LYONS (France i. Sun. Frenchman Henri Rechatuin balanced on a tightrope unaided for six hours two minutes yesterday to beat the previous world record of four hours minutes claimed by Eddie Gifobleton. a Dane. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Water turned to ice at fire
    55 1 SAELEN i Sweden >. Sun.—Firemen here said today that the water turned to Ice Immediately it left their hoses as they fought a six-hour blaze at a. hotel annexe last night. "To get the fire under control we had to heat water from the
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    Lock icon 'Publish Soek's teachings without any slant'
    140 1 JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia's Supreme Operational Command (Koti) has announced that as from yesterday all <>f Indonesia's mass media must publish President Soekarno's written teachings "without any selfstyled interpretations." The announcement was signed by Lieut. -Gen. Ahmad i \>i $ue.ft of Koti. Statements on the
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    KHIR OFF TO DELHI, GIVES MAZITA A FAREWELL KISS
    160 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Inche Mohained Khir Johari. who left by air yesterday for New Delhi to attend a tonferenee on rural reconstruction, eives his daughter Mazita. aged eight, a farewell kiss at the airport. Mazita.
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    Lock icon Malaysian dies in crash
    79 1 ADELAIDE. Sun. A young Malaysian engineer, aged about 25. was killed and his bride of 15 days seriously injured when the tar in which they were travelling collided with a heavy vehicle three miles west of Karma. Victoria, today. The couple were returning home to Adelaide
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    Sabah will go to polls next year
    370 1 GENERAL ELECTIONS WILL NOT BREAK ALLIANCE: STEPHENS JESSELTON. Sunday. SABAH will hold its first general election next year, the Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, said today. He has just signed an agreement in Kuala Lumpur which ended the month old dispute between his
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    Tengku to Chinese: Think as Malaysians
    525 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman has advised Malayan Chinese t<> think of themselves ;is Malaysians. "In this plural society •ii our.-~. racial harmony mu>t always be our greatest concern. be said. Speaking at the MCA's IStta anniversary dinner held here tonight, the Tengku
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    SINGAPORE POLICE CANCEL A BARISAN MEETING
    172 1 SINGAPORE POLICE CANCEL A BARISAN MEETING SINGAPORE. Mon. Police action today; prevented yet another attempt by the Barisan Sosialis to hold an illegal meeting tonight this time in the remote Barisan branch at the 12 milestone. Mandai Road. Barisan members who arrived at tht branch otlice— a rickety plank building
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 PLANE SHOT DOWN CAIRO. Sun Security police today surrc-'indcd wreckage of planr whirh crashed in flames Reports said it had been shot <lown hy two I nited Arab Repuhiic lighten. I'PI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAM AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Chiang plane lost
      30 2 TAIPEH. Sun The Nationalist Chinese Air Force yesterday confirmed that one of Its aircraft was lost while on a routine recefcmaissaiice mission over the China coast. —Reuter.
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      HK servants for British homes
      343 2 4,000 APPLY. ONLY 500 WANTED j HONG KONG, Sun. I 1 \TK John Thompson- Mainland, a 24-year- old Londoner, is now in Hong Kong hiring domestic servants, male and female, for his comapny. Oriental Domestics (Lon- don) Ltd. And once hired, the servants will work
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      Lock icon 'CHINESE VAMPIRES' RUMOURS SCARE AFRICAN POPULACE
      299 2 'CHINESE VAMPIRES' RUMOURS SCARE AFRICAN POPULACE CAPETOWN, Sun. Police are working overtime to curb widespread but firmly denied rumours about "Chinese vampires" in South Africa's western Cape Prov'nce. Somehow a rumour got round- that the "vampires," al^o known here as "Lollipop Chinese." were kidnapping coloured (mixed race) children to feed
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      Lock icon Blaze in Kowloon
      27 2 HON-r, KONG. Sun A fire fanned by strong winds raced through cottage homes In Kowloon yesterday. makiiiK 260 people. Ujclnd'iff 110 children, homeless. —Renter.
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      Lock icon Russians back move to enlarge Security Council
      167 2 Russians back move to enlarge Security Council I T N I TED NATIONS, Sun. Russia yesterday backed pr O posals to enlarge the U.N. Security Council and the Economic and Social Council to give a stronger voice to j African and Asian countries. Ru.ssia opposed the changes l n the
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      Lock icon Pleas against Irian 'political quarantine'
      90 2 JAKARTA. Sun. Various organisations here have been 1 urging the Government to permit political parties and groups to woik Ui West Irian. Indonesia put the territory in "political quarantine when she gained control of the area in 1963 I and has forbidden any political activity.
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      'Nazis aiding Rhodesians'
      83 2 DAR-ES-SALAAM. i Tanzania). Sun. The vice-president of Rhocioia's banned Zimbabwe Al« rican People.-. Union Puriy i charged yesterday that former N;izi pilots were helping train ihe I Riiodcsian air force and said liie p:ir;y was sending a letter lo B'.tui condemning "Wrst Germany's intrusion in Rhodesian af-
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      Lock icon United Nations' aid expand communications in Irian
      171 2 JAKARTA. Sun. 1 A "plan of operations" for the expansion Of sea and river communications in West Irian was signed here yesterday between Indonesia and the United Nations. The project will be financed jointly by the fund of the United Nations for the
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Outsiders who cash in on British inventions—by Wilson
      151 3 Outsiders who cash in on British inventions— by Wilson If A N C H ESTER. iU Sun. Mr. Harold Wilson said yesterday that Britain was paying royalties abroad on British inventions because other countries exp'oited them more successfully. The Prime Minister, opening Manchester's new CLtt million Johan Dalton College of
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      Lock icon Rome newsmen's strike ends
      54 3 HOME, Sun Agreement between newspaper publishers and the journalists' federation was reached here last night, ending a strUe for better pay and working conditions which began on Thurs- day T le Minister of Labour. Signor U;nt«rto Elle Fave. who mediated. was thanked by both sides for
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      West tells Russia: We're willing to have Berlin contacts
      355 3 WEST BERLIN, Sunday. gRITAIN said today the three Western Allies in Berlin had told the Russians they were ready to establish "informal quadripartite contacts" on problems concerning the whole of Berlin. Informed Allied sources here said the initiative for such talks
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      Lock icon Commissioned: Polaris sub No. 29
      69 3 NEW YORK. Sun. The nuclear submarine Nathaniel Oreene, 29th member of the Polaris missilefiring fleet, was commissioned yesterday at the Portsmouth (New Hampshire) naval shipyard. j The 8,000-ton vessel, named after me American revolutionary war general, was described as both i sword and shield The
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      Lock icon The mortar used to fire into U.N. HQ.
      77 3 The mortar used to fire into U.N. HQ. Police look into army type mortar found in Queens parking lot across the East River from the United Nations building (background) on Dec. 11. Unknown persons are believed to have fired the mortar at UN headquarters while Cuba's Ernesto "Che" Guevara was
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      Lock icon IKE: ROOSEVELT'S WAR POLICY A MISTAKE
      209 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday. pENJERAL Dwight D. Eisenhower says he believes the "unconditional surrender" policy in World War II was a mistake and that it caused the Germans to fight longer. i Gen. Eisenhower, supreme 'commander of the forces fighting the Germans and later the 34th
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      Lock icon American wage bill goes up 25 p.c. in four years
      123 3 WASHINGTON. Sun.—President Johnson said today that total wages In America had risen 25 per cent since 1960, and had now reached an annual rate of U*****,000 million. Total incomes, including dividends interest and oilier payments to individuals a.s well as
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      Lock icon Over the wire to freedom
      47 3 VIENNA. Sun. An unarmed 21^-yi'ii r-old Hungarian soldier in uniform crawled unnoticed over Communist barbed wire near Rechnitz early yesterday and asked Austrian authorities for political asylum. The escapee told Austrian border police he had been ill-treated in the Hungarian Army. UPI.
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      Lock icon Cyprus extension
      28 3 UNITED NATIONS. Sun. The Security Council yesterday approved unanimously an extension of the tour of duty of U.N. forces on Cyprus until March 26. 1965— UP1.
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      Lock icon Conscription cut
      23 3 VIENNA. Sun Rumania has cut Its term of military service from two yrars to 16 months. Bucharest Radio reported yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Colombia to push its own ocean-to-ocean canal
      140 3 BOGOTA. Sun. Colombia will' continue on her own account studies for a new canal Unking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans using the rivers Ttrato and and Truando in Choco, bordering on Panama, the Minister of Public Works. Mr Tomas Castrlllon. said here yesterday.
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      Lock icon The race to Mars: Nearly 3.5 mil. miles now
      201 3 TfOSCOW, Sun.—Rus- sia's Zond Two rocket has travelled about I 3.5 million miles in the race to Mars with the j American Mariner: probe, Tass said yester- day. Soviet scientists said the rocket was using a new guidance system. In PASADENA
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      Lock icon Five die in plane crash
      67 3 STEPHENVILLE. Newfoundland, Sun. Five people aboard a United States Air Force refuelling plane were killed after it| crashed while landing at the U.S. Ernest Harmon base yesterday. A base spokesman said the KC--97 tanker, stationed at the Strate- 1 qic Air Command base, was re-
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    Stabbed man captures a robber after fierce fight
    260 5 SINGAPORE. Sun QESPITE two stab wounds, a labourer chased a robber for half a mile, and finally captured him at Telok Ayer Street, after a struggle early this morning. Tay Siew Teck, 25, a hawker, was on his way back to his
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    RAF TENGAH GIFTS TO CIVILIANS CLUB
    152 5 RAF TENGAH GIFTS TO CIVILIANS CLUB QINGAPORE, Sun. Footballs, a weightlifting set. badminton rackets, dartboards, table-tennis, bats and other sports equipment have been presented by the Royal Air Force Tengah. to the RAF Civilians Club there. The presentation was made in the club premises by the club patron. Wing Commander
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    A practical course on quality control
    139 5 A practical course on quality control SINGAPORE, Sun— A short course on "practical application of quality control" will be conducted at the Ngee Ann College starting Jan. 7. This 10-lecture course is conducted under the expanded programme of management education and training sponsored by the Economic Development Board. Quality control
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    Board flats for balloting
    99 5 SINOAPORE, Sun. Another two blocks of 10-storey flats at Queenstown neighbourhood 111 will be balloted for addresses to the registered applicants on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m. at the car park in front of the block near the junction of Commonwealth Drive and Commonwealth Close. The draw
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    5 years' jail for robber
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. A family man with 11 previous convictions, posed as a policeman to commit two pre-dawn robberies and a theft offence, the First Criminal District Court wu told on Friday. Abdul Hadi bin Masgal. 28, who admitted being a bogus policeman, was jailed for
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    Removal day
    41 5 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Probation and Aftercare Section of the Department of Social Welfare will move to Its new offices on the Ist floor. Ministry of Social Affairs Building, Empress Place, on Dec. 22 The telephone number i b 2403.
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    Members must re-register
    52 5 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Members of the National Library must reregister their membership by March 31 next year, says an official statement from the Acting Director, Mrs. Hedwig Anuar. if they fall to do this, they wll automatically cease to be members and their deposit will be transferred to
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    Varsity talks on law, Indian art
    220 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A 15-lecture course on the law of banking, and a six lecture course on India today will be started next January by the University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies. The lectures on contemporary India, which will be given by a number
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    NTUC warns new union against 'exploit' bid
    371 5 NTUC warns new union against 'exploit' bid SINGAPORE, Sun. rrHE president of the Singapore National Trades 1 Union Congress, Mr. Ho See Beng, today told members of a newly-formed union that they would have to watch out against employers who were out to exploit the prevailing situation in the industrial
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    DEADLOCK AT SHB: REFERENCE TO LEE
    220 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will be asked to decide on the deadlock between the Singapore Port Authority and the Harbour Board Staff association on the extension of shift work hours. In a statement yesterday. Mr. P. C. Pillal.
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      460 5 AIRPORT: IN AND OUT 'I'HK following ts today's srhedulc 1 of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar alnnrt. Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: Krom Melbourne, Brtabane, Darwin (BA 713) 7.45 p.m.; from London. Zurich. Cairo. Teheran, Bombay. Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 7t>B) 6.10 p.m. Pan- American: Krom San Francisco. Los Angeles,
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      44 5 Water shut-off SINGAPORE. Sun— Water win be cut off in Jalan Betek (from Jalan ALsagoff junction up to Jalan Übl Junction) tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and alao in Lorongs 15 and 17 Geylang on Tuesday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Lock icon 240,000 tons of fish caught in 1963
    138 6 240,000 tons of fish caught in 1963 DOME, Sun.—Malay- sia caught 243.000 tons of fish during 1963, a year which saw the world total reach an unprecedented 46.6 million metric tons Statistics released by the Food and Agriculture Organisation said the 1963 catch was an increase of 2.4 per cent
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    Malam Muhibbah
    356 6 CONCERT BY YOUTH ORCHESTRA 'A GREAT SUCCESS' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The 50-mem-ber Singapore Youth Symphony Orchestra was given thunderous applause last night by thousands of schoolchildren who thronged the Chin Woo Auditorium here to watch the "Malam Muhibbah" concert. The orchestra, conducted by Mr. Benjamin Khoo rendered classical
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    Aziz on the million peasants who feel neglected
    369 6 'LEADERS ARE Ml PAYIN6 THEM ENOUGH ATTENTWr pENA NG Son.,— r Ungku Abdul Aoit, Professor of Econonrios at the University at Malaya, said here last night that "insufflciem attention" had been paid by the Gkrveroment and Mai asr leaders to the needs
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    Carols by candlelight in Taiping
    71 6 1 TAIPINO. Sun. Taining wffl I hold a united candlelight carol I service on the Town Padang her* on Wednesday at 9 p.m to usher In Chn The service, convened by Mr. A. Abraham, will include singinf of well-known traditional by the choirs of the
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    OW ORPHANS FUND IS NOW $49,000
    235 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Donations for the Ow orphans now total i $49,149. The latest donation of $100 was received from Mr. A. J. Huggett. a reader in London. Previous collections amounted $49,049.27. Other donations received for other funds by the Straits Times yesterday were: CHE
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    Big colleges plan by Methodists: Thio's plea for funds
    331 7 Big colleges plan by Methodists: Thio's plea for funds KUALA LUMPUR. Sun fllE Methodist Mission's educational secretary. Dr. Thio Chan Bee, today appealed to the public to contribute generously for a good cause providing higher education for future generations. The mission needs millions of dollars to set up a university
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    School of Pharmacy to be set up
    173 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. rpHE University of Singapore is to set up a school of phurmacy as a non-faculty department. An amendment to the university's statutes to set up the institution has been agreed to and announced by the Chancellor. Dato Lee Kong Chian. in
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    Govt gives $46,000 for 'blachan' factory
    109 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of ARriculi ture and Co-operatives, j Inchs Mohamed Khir Johari. i has handed a cheque for $46,000 to the Sementa Fishermen's Co-operative Society. 25 miles from here, to set up a shrimp paste (blachan* factory. He told the members
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    Amateur cine film contest disappoints organiser
    201 7 Amateur cine film contest disappoints organiser SINGAPORE, Sun. The 1964 amateur cine film competition held at the National Library last night proved to be a disappointment, although it drew 22 entries, which is more than in the past two years. According to Mr. David Long, vice-president of the Singapore Cine
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    Stolen: Jewels worth $2,500
    63 7 TELUK ANSON. Sun. Thieves forced open the back door of the house of a businessman, Lim Yak Pak. at the Changkat Oarden housing estate near here last night and got away with jewellery worth $2 500 Lim and his family, who had left the house earlier
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    Scudai water project to be named after Sultan
    169 7 SINGAPORE, Sun The $21 million Scudai water project which will suddlv an I additional 30 million gallons of water a day to Singapore by the end of next year, will be named after the State's Sultan. Sir Ismail. This was announced today
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    Ooi: Bad manners? I only spoke my mind...
    344 7 Ooi: Bad manners? I only spoke my mind •CHOYS SPEECH WAS CENSORED IN SPORE' pENAN"G, Sun. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, a former Mayor of George Town, said today it was "better to be accused of bad mar r ners and bad taste than to be a hypocrite." "Insults are being
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    Boxing Day a holiday in three States only
    143 7 Boxing Day a holiday in three States only KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. All Government departments except those in Perak, Sabah and Sarawak will be open on the morning of foxing Day. But they will be run by skeleton staff. A senior Government official said today that although Boxing Day is a
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    Tribute to Dato Loke at club ceremony
    140 7 CINGAPORE, Sun. The president of the Singapore Island Country Club, Mr. C. C. Tan 59. today paid high tribute to the late Dato Loke Wan Tho, who died in an air crash in Formosa, for his contribution in building up the club. Mr.
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    Mr. Rayan again president
    45 7 IPOH. Sun. Mr. RCM. Rayan. a lawyer, was re-elected president of the Ceylon Association of Perak at its annual meeting her* la.st night. Other officials: vice-president Mr- S. Ra.iadurai. secretary Mr. P Pogeendiran; treasurer Mr. Maniam: and a committee of five
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    CORRIDORS OF POWER
    2745 8 Continuing C.P. SNOW'S great novel SW I A winter weekend —then —tension THE STORY SO FAR It is the winter of 1955-6. Secretly, mi that only his intimates know his real purpose. Roger Quail e, an intensely ambitious Tory junior Minister, is plotting a massive revolution in
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      177 8 A Hoy Onp By V. T. IFfemtin \f tVpil MYGOeH,OO»!\«eB>WT y ME WELL, I PONT SEE MY~| I VMEAN THIS WHYSUREI] I ...YOLTN HIM'S BEEN PALS I P*" WHATCHA ITS FAWOLY ANYTHING SO I OWN? MONSTROSJ7Y THAT'S OC EVER SINCE MOU SAVEP l\*_. OOWM* UP THERE?/ OBVXXJ6/ V OBVXXJ6, BBMS
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      Red Army's defence against A-attack
      46 10 WEARING special protective clothing and masks, the firing crew of this Soviet mobile rocket prepare to launch it against the "enemy" during recent manoeuvres in Russia to test the Soviet Army's efficiency and readiness to repulse an atomic attack.— U.P.l., photo.
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      Bat-plane pilot hurt landing too fast
      229 10 LOS ANGELES, Sunday. A NORTH American Aviation Co. test pilot was slightly injured yesterday at Edwards Air Force Base in making what was described as the first successful manned flight of a bat-winged paraglider designed to return spacecraft to earth. A North American spokesman
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      Lock icon SMILES, HUGS AS EAST AND WEST BERLINERS RE-UNITE
      141 10 I7AST BERLIN. Sun.— Families hugged and kissed here yesterday as West Berliners were reunited with relatives from the east after passing through the Communist wall under the special passes agreement. There were smiles and tears as they poured through at the Frledrichstrasse
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      Another Plowshare N-blast
      99 10 Another Plowshare N-blast WASHINGTON. Sun. Tlie Atomic Energy Commission said last night It conducted a low-yield, j underground nuclear explosion on Friday at Its Nevada test site. The commission said the explosion had a yield of about one-tenth of a klloton the equivalent, oi about 100 tons of TNT. The
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      China-Pakistan border talks
      64 10 TOKYO, Sun. Pakistani amd Communist Chinese officials held "successful" talks In Peking from Nov. 11 to Dec. 19 on the question of the Sino-Paklstanl boundary. 1 the New China news agency reportI ed yesterday. 1 The agency In a broadcast mo- nltored in Tokyo, said the meeting
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      Lock icon From Peking to Britain to learn English...
      132 10 FKING, San. A party of 25 Chinese graduates left here yesterday to study English and literature in Britain under the auspices of the British Council. The undertaking reflects a growing emphasis on the English languag*. replacing Russian .as the first language for many
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      Lock icon When the Stone Age meets the 20th century
      253 10 When the Stone Age meets the 20th century PORT MORESBY, Sun. The great difference between the Stone Ace and the 20th century is proving £0 be "Just a little too much" for some Papuans, according to doctors, psychiatrists and research workers here. Many villagers, they say. are developing "Westernised" mental
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      Amnesty 'yes'
      43 10 PARIS. Sun. The French National Assembly lias passed by a vote of 269 to one a bill to grant amnesty to more than 500 people now in prison for offences committed against France during the Algerian war of independence. —A P.
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      72 10 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heintdah! I /'vEfc'VJi DON'T FORGET, YriSMT. I^ A COOO I I NEED THAT N-v,/ I I HURRIED A AA.A 1P STUPF BAC< /fllV RIGHT OVER, fcSr/v CICERO.J IN TIME FOR t\ N. BUGS!^/ 3c *^T '^H PRACTICE^ iVm} (v* H f|?E BU6S-^1 I HOP IN TH
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      Lock icon Moscow help for India to make MiGs
      84 11 NEW DELHI. Sun. A Soviet technical team is due here next week to advise the Government on setting up three factories to produce supersonic MIO fighter planes. Informed sources said the experts will stay In India a few weeks. Air frames are to
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      Lock icon Twin threat to Tshombe
      477 11 As resurgent rebel forces retake Paulis and mass to strike toward Katanga LEOPOLDVILLE, Sun. RE S U R G ENT rebel forces recaptured most of the key northeastern Congo town of Paulis yesterday. Other rebels were reported massing for a strike toward rich Katanga Province in
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      Lock icon Premier flies to Brussels for talks
      243 11 BRUSSELS, Sunday. MR. Moise Tshombe, the Congolese Prime Minister, talked for nearly two hours here today with Mr. Paul-Henri Spaak, Belgian Foreign Minister, on the deteriorating situation in the Congo. Later Mr. Spaak told reporters that it was at his request that Mr. Tshombe
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      Lock icon ADULTERY OUT FOR DIVORCE PURPOSES IN DENMARK
      174 11 /COPENHAGEN. Sun. v> Adultery will no longer be sufficient reason to obtain immediate divorce under a new Danish marriage Bill drafted here by a Government committee. The Bill, contained in a report sent to the Minister of Justice this week by the committee,
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      Lock icon Customs alert for panties with diamonds
      92 11 TOKYO. Sun. Customs officials at Tokyo international airport have been alerted to watch Japanese women returning from overseas tours who may be wearing diamond-studded panties and brassieres. The alert followed a sharp increase in smuggling activities dur-| ing the past 1 1 months. Airport
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      Lock icon 'Sneak' pictures bring a royal protest
      136 11 LONDON. Sun. Queen Elizabeth has complained to the Press Council about attempts by Press photographers to intrude upon the privacy of hersell and her sister. Princess Margaret the council said today The council watchdog on newspaper ethics examined two complaints and condemned the actions
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    58 12 Hare-. 570 (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Tan Cboon 800 thank all friends and relatives for their b»st wishes and presents on the occasion of their marrlaite on IH-12-M MR. AND MRS. 8. Alaicaratnam of j P I. thank all friends, and relatives ctfta. cood wishes and assistance on BBS
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    The Straits Times Monday, December 21. 1964. Role Of The Press
    692 12 The Straits Times Monday, December 21. 1964. Role Of The Press It looks as though the Straits Times is on trial, the Speaker observed in the House of Representatives when Alliance back-benchers were in full cry on Friday night. But the Straits Times was not the issue, as could be
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    Industrial Peace
    342 12 As more and more workers in Malaya have become or- j ganised, the number of disputes and strikes has also increased. Up to November this year, there had been 82 strikes, resulting in the loss of about 480,000 man-days, compared with 64 strikes, costing 95.000 man-days, in the
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    Red Victory
    210 12 President Sockarno's most ardent admirer is President Soekarno. Only last week, he called himself once again "the great leader of the Indonesian revolution". He also has a penchant, common to all victims of megalomania, for referring to himself in the third person. So it cannot be out of
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      Sprucing up Government buildings
      199 12 I have read with great interest the efforts being made to tidy up Singapore following the scathing appraisal of the scene by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Mention has been made of the cattle problem, the beggar problem and the problem of refuse and there is evidence
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      Stray dogs
      238 12 \VITH relerence to Chet Tandekwa's letter tS.T. Dec. 15 >, it appears that some members of the public are expecting the Government to clear stray dogs from the streets and. at the same time condoning some Irresponsible owners of dogs to aggravate and perpetuate the stray dog problem.
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      Estimated bills
      128 12 CONGRATULATIONS on v; your editorial "Pay Please". As a consumer of electricity and water I am not happy with the press statement of the P.UB.. but was much delighted at your editorial. I enclose a copy of one of my letters addressed to the Board, still without response
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      Shabby staff
      92 12 Vy HILE congratulating the Singapore Traction Company In providing new air-conditioned buses complete with reclining seats and music at the same fares can It not Day some attention to the general appearance of bus conductors and drivers? Conductors are fond of shabby, unbuttoned coats, dirty money bags, trousers
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      Extortion
      134 12 rpHERE is a widespread A extortion racket in Kual^i Lumpur against building contractors. Thugs approach the contractor or the foreman in charge of building operations and demand a monthly subscription for "protecting the workmen." If the contractor refuses their demand, then he suffers losses. These thugs damage wash basins,
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    Learning Malay—22
    509 12  - Learning Malay 22 ENCHE YUNUS MARIS m ■^■njjTjMiJ I i mi i (.I IS this vie ia&t li^son on spelling unu pronunciation, we will (Ukum uic letter combinations dz. sh, kh. and Kh. *h (lor the voiceless palato-alveola: fricative), pronounced approximately io the combination sh in the English word^ shoe,
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    752 12  - RUSSIA TRIES THE BONUS AND PROFIT IDEA EDWARD CRANKSHAW By KHRUSHCHEV's work is living after him. On© after another the policies over which 1 he presided during his remarkable .3,000 days (more or less) are being vindicated, confirmed, and sometimes pushed to new lengths by his successors. These range in
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    Bank of China an asset to S'pore: Raja
    384 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. r pii: Bank of China is an asset to Singapore's economy and it will continue to enjoy its present position in the island, the Singapore Minister of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said here today. 'If the Central Government has
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    $1,000 gift to Defence Fund
    46 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The, Porlong Co-operative Housing Society Ltd is to donate $1,000 to the National Defence Fund, it was decided at the society's annual meeting here today The society made a profi; of $124,430 in 1962 and 565.680 la&t year.
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    Monsoon this year fails to reach its peak
    157 13 ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V This year's monsoon is due to end in the second week of January and so far the amount of flood damage has been negligible. The offlcer-in -charge of the meteorological station here. Mr. Ho Tong Yuen, said
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    SHIPPING MAN ' KILLED IN CRASH
    101 13 SHIPPING MAN KILLED IN CRASH pENANG. Sun. Mr. J. H Atkinson. 26, assistant shipping manager of Har- per GUffllan Ltd., was killed in a car crash In 1 Northam Road early this morning. He was driving towards the city from Kelawel Road when he collided head-on with another car driven
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    Art exhibition at E&O
    47 13 PENANG Sun. The Penang Arts Council and the Malayan German Society will jointly sponsor an exhibition of paintings by I Gerd Barkowsky at the Rotary Room E and O Hotel, this week. The exhibition will be officially 1 opened at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Bullfight? No, it's a rescue operation
    61 13 Bullfight? No, it's a rescue operation T^O, IT is not a bull- fight Malaysian style. They are just rescuing a cow from the muddy Klang River. The cow. belonging to Mr. R. Senthiraiah of Lorong Chan Ah Tong. Kuala Lumpur, had slipped into the river while grazing on the banks
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    Council Negri to start Budget session today
    92 13 KUCHING. Sun. The Council Negri will begin Its budget session to last four days here tomorrow morning. Governor Tun Abang Hajl Openg will address the opening of the meeting with a 17-page review of the year's events after inspecting a constabulary guard of
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    Do you want to join Army, Air Force?
    59 13 PENANO. Sun. Recruits are wanted for the Royal Malaysian Air Force and the Malaysian Army. Applicants will be interviewee by a recruiting team at the Territorial Army centre. Peel Avenue from Tuesday to Thursday, starting at 8 a.m They must bring birth,
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    Pipe water schemes
    26 13 TANOKAK. Sun. The Johore State Government has spent $469 on pipe water schemes at Kundang and Panehor near here under the second five-year-plan.
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    4 EXPERTS REPORT ON PEOPLES BANK
    268 13 4 EXPERTS REPORT ON PEOPLES BANK Khir: Scheme to start next year if... KUALA LUMPUR. Sim. DEPORTS and recommendations for tht setting up of a Peoples' Bank (Bank Ra'ayat) in 1965 are under study, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inch* Mohamed Khir Johari, said here today. The Government, he
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    Breaks arm in road crash
    49 13 TELUK ANSON. Sun. A mechanic. Lee Han Chang, 18. broke his right arm when the motor cycle he was riding was Involved in an accident with a lorry at the 19th mile, Teluk An-son-Kampar road yesterday. He was admitted to the Tfluk Anson hospital.
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    Legal lecture
    49 13 SINOAPORE. Sun. Mr. Tan Boon Tcik. Solicitor-General of Singapore, will give a talk on "Legal aid as administered through a legal department" at a public lecture organised by the University of Singapore Faculty ol Law, at 5 p.m. on Tuesday at the New Lecture Theatre No. 4.
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      702 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel 5 X.1.. P. Piruuif English; 7.10 Kami Ingin Tahu; 6-Ipoh Malacca 3 < Three Musketeers; 8.00 News In Mandarin; 8.10 P.M. 5.15 Test Pattern and Popular Music; 8.34 The Big Music; 5.45 Programme Sum- Story; 9.00 News in Malay; 9.10 mary; 5.50 News In Malay; 5.53
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    Ancient Chinese dance for the $100 diners
    289 14 IPOH, Sunday gIX girls, dressed in ancient Chinese Matume, staged a 2.500 B.C. dance last night at the Ipoh Club during the SIOO-a-plate dinner and ball in aid of the National Defence Fund. The dance, which had been modified and renamed the "Berjaya"
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    I had sex with three men against my will, Miss X tells court
    178 14 I had sex with three men against my will, Miss X tells court TELUK ANSON, Sunday. A 14-YEAR-OLD girl referred to as "Miss X" told the Sessions Court here yesterday that she had sexual intercourse with three men against her will. She was answering questions by the court president. Inche
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    Sandhurst prize for cadet from Malacca
    108 14 k'UALA LUMPUR. Sun. One of four Malaysian officer cadets who took part with 950 Britons and nationals of other countries at a Sovereign's Parade at the Royal Military Academy. Sandhurst, on Wednesday, has won the Overseas Cadet's Prize. He ir, 2 Lt. Michael Tan.
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    Two on way to board plane land in hospital
    115 14 PENANG, Sun. A teacher and his wife on their way to board a plane at Bayan Lepas airport landed instead in the General Hospital yesterday. Mr. Khoo Keat Choo. 38, was admitted with a fractured arm and other injuries. His wife.
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      293 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 To design It I only needed a 1. Belore 10 I might make 13 (3. spark (8). 3 4, 5). 7 See about performance by 8. Trivial weapon returned by a plant In good surroundingsConservative (8). better than cold open field! 9. Another ration of
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      The classic whaling
      1122 15  - The classic whaling ALLINGTON KENNARD ONE WHALING FAMILY. Edited by Harold Williams. (GoUancz 305.) 'A rich story told quietly' By II CHE was running before the wind under topsails, and right astern was a wall of water as high as the mizzen crosstrees. But the crest of the wave was
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      Happy outlook on the Test matches
      313 15 DENIS COMPTON'S TEST DIARY 1964. By Denis Compton (Nicholas Kaye. 15s). By WALTER WARWICK IT is far harder to make test match runs now than it was to begin with, the bowlers are nowhere near as good. Paradoxical. but very true. My favourite cricket
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      The travelling family
      197 15 HOME IS A TENT. By Myrtle Simpson. (Gollancz 255.). (By David Sze) rpHE Simpson family are JL good travellers, first the Arctic then winter camping In the Bcottlsh Highlands, next the sweat and murk of equatorial Jungle. Also a madcap tour of Iceland Where the Simpsons go.
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      834 16 ACCOMMODATION VACANT f* Ward* U (Ht*ui Bam W eta, txtrm FIRST FLOOR FLAT Tembellng Road 3 bedrooms. 1 sitting room, modern sanitation. Apply: Lam 77 Oeylang Road. Singapore. Tel: *****. FURNISHED 4 BEDROOMS Klat In Katong opposite Hollywood Cinema. Convenience quiet surrounding. Pbone Spore Mrs. Thlan ***** or Mrs. Tan
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      713 16 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE tv Word* ii (Mlt.)-Box e»». txtrm SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW Eastern Garden off and facing 7J M.S. Upper East Coast Road about 4,000 sq.ft. completion April 1965 $31,000.--excluding all extras. Telephone (B'pore) *****. FRANKEL ESTATE: 16,954 sq.ft. Vacant Freehold Land with approval plans for 2 detached bungalows. $3.00
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      1316 17 I BENULINE I EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS BENVORLICH S8 ens; uti sr%\ sar sss BENARMIN for Lonaon jaa 2s Singapore P Sram Penang Hamburg Fel 1 oec 31 3 Jaa 4 5 Jaa 1/ t Singapore P. S'nam Penang BENCRUACHAN H'larg, L'lM, G mouth, M'oro Jaa
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      1311 17 W ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. jJR LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapore P. Sam Penang t CITY Of RIPON >5 27 Dee 29 ttc CITY OF LEICESTER 14/17 Jan 1119 Jai 21 Jai t CITY OF COLOMBO 25 27 Jai 21 Jai -FLAMINIAN 18/12 Fel 13 14
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    1150 18 1 fllE Üble of shares an tbe I 1 Mala* an Stock Exchange i show last business to December 13 (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and I. standing for Highest and Lowest business to. VJtii and this year to dale. Ml 15
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    Tin price up 62½ over week
    814 18 Tin price up 62½ over week THE TIN PKICE in Penan* on Siitiudav mv still fulling, but thr decline was lons steep and the price MM quoted at SK2.YSO. down Sl.(>2'- on an offerinß rstlmated up 5 tons to 190 tons. This represented a net loss on the \i-eek of
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      1100 18 r^^^B y^" KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. PaciEio, AUantic, *k Great Lake* Service H'kong S. Francisco L.Angeies N. York Htai Montreal ■Honwerttf BeacM" NJm 17 FH 21 Fel II Mm 22 Mai Louisiasa Manr 21 FH II Mar 22 Mar 7 Ait 12 Apr IS Afr West Coast of Central/
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      1089 18 (*°JORIENT^ INES ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN s.s. "CHUSAIST (24.000 ton* tully aJrconditton«d stabilised) Depart*:- Penang 9th ianuan, 1965 Singapore 12th January 1965 For Hongkong 15th/17th January Japan 21st/25th January. Hongkong 28/31 January 1965 Arrives:- Singapore 3 February 1965 Arrives:- Penong sth February 1965 Fore* From-.. Penang from $1,089.00 (First Clow)
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      631 18 V^^^^J^ Frea lapa «ii HMgtMi SIHtAPORE NI.S. "NISSHIN MARU" 21/24 December, 1964. ARSOIIi PAN-CONIIWENT CORF. 4tl last. Chtsrl HMJI. Call**' ta*«. m (Hi HJM. *****. P^ GOLDEN LINE GUAN GUAN SHIPPING LIMITED Loading for:- Sydney. Melbourne. Adelaide. Port Swettenham Singapore m.v. GOLDEN WONDER 21st— 27th Dec. 28th— 29th Dec. KL/P
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      120 18 STRAITS TIMES PREPAID FORM. T Semi Display Advertisements Mat* 111 par aahttaa iren liptm «o ratii. (AvajJabt* la aalanas «itb W mMUbdou rats) Tysw fsss wwan. WHts roar aoraxtis.ru. ot I^^^ l l IBM fc? IMS (up M) I wort, f. KOMAM OAPITALA par luasj aad stats sbm 1 lUsmui
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      707 19 rE following is a complete list of revised quotations for tbe week ended on Friday, December 18. B. t. Urx. ords 15.50 Jojstead 1.56 1.51 s Holdings 2.26 2.29 Jon. Tin Sou-it. prr» 17/9 18/9 Orda 4J 43 liunlop I.M 1.85 Cast Smelt 3.94 8.98 ■:sjo
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      Bleak future for the Stock Exchange?
      1641 19 Bleak future for the Stock Exchange? By Our Market Correspondent WITH business on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia last week down to about 15 per cent of what it was at this time last year conditions continued depressed and dull. Never has the Stock Exchange and investing j public been
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      32 19 elation made these changes In Its rales to merchants on Saturday; (all rates to $100). SslltaK TT er OD ready: Swiss Franei 1391 Italian Lire 20.253. and Swedish Kroner IMfc
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      H.K. RATES
      30 19 ON the free exchange mirhtt In Hon*; Kon ß ye,ter<l»y thr U.S. dellar «a* quoted at sVW for TT and 5.741 for cash. tact ef geld at St.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      29 19 Dec. 14 15 16 17 18 19 ICI 1181 K TIN (per Ib) (per picul) 69 its. $618.25 691 $628.75 b»i 5651.37} «9; $630.00 69. $627,121 $625.50
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      44 19 Industrials: lviJ rubbery. Dec. 14 86.41 120.47 109.36 Dec. 15 Dec. 16 Dec. 17 85.90 87.30 86.19 119.75 120.45 120.45 109.36 109.36 109.22 •Dec. 30. 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100 Dec. 18 85.51 120.23 109.22 Dec. 19 85.47 120.20 109.02
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      82 19 IJ.M. Trustee* C. Park Vukain \r,r HH.im 1 111 I .Mkl-I IVP.Ik \>rr Molck Itub. Lastlrlipld killing lull Kub. Current nate Total for Total for na> nirnt payable the year prc\ ious year 45 «i Dec. 18 45<". 9% 10 r^ Hi 2% 4' Jan. 29 16.9". I!
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      453 19 HIFI STEREO Word* U (Mm.) Box tt e«« oxtrm TRIO »TtRlO AMPLIFIER Bte.. Call for demonstration Hwee Scot Co. 258 Beacb Road. B' pore. RUGS. CARPETS CURIOS TAI PING RUCS AND CARPETS Handmsd* In Heng Keng 100',. Virgin Weel Permanently Moth Prooftd Special Order* taken for Any Size*. Sbape or
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      853 19 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) 7* Wor€* M i mtn.t Box M ef. txlro FOR SOUVENIRS, CURIOS. sod Oriental Handicrafts, vim fully Airconditioned Ada, Craft*. 40 Upper Qrcund Floor, John LJttlo Building, Rafflaa Place, 8' por*. CHRISTMAS OPPORTUNITY. Kor 51-/. aad upwam* you can cnooae from a »:de selection of 'i and
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      802 19 NOTICES NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE I Originating Summons No. 171 of 1964. In the Matter of the Trusts oi the Will of Tan Choon Bock, deceased. And In the Matter of Order 52 Rule 1 of the Rules of tbe High Court 1934. ADVERTISEMENT POR CLAIMS BY
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      707 19 TENDERS TENDER Tenders are invited Tor the supply of Dalapon during the 10 months commencing Ist March 1965 in such quantities as may be required by the State Replanting Officers throughout the States of Malaya. The Board estimates its requirements of Dalapon at 150.000 lbs but may call lor the
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      590 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE ECONOMIC RESEARCH CENTRK Applications are Invited for the following posts In the newly established Economic Research Centre 1. One post of Organising Secretary cum Research Fellow. Qualifications: A good honours degree or equivalent with aom* years of research experience additional experience in organising and administrative
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  • Obituary, Illustration
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    20 20 21-12-1962. Though gone from the world. you remain in the loving hearts and memories of Parents and Brothers. RAM MOHAN
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      438 20 THE FEDERATION OF FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATIONS IN MALAYA invites applications for the post of ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY The successful applicant will probably be either a Graduate with an Honours Degree or a person with a proven record of administrative experience at a high level. Knowledge and understanding of financial and accounting
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      171 20 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (Chapter 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors in the undermentioned cases will be held on Thursday, the 7th day of January. 1965 at the Official Assignee's Chambers, Top Floor, High Court Building. Singapore: Bankruptcy No. 40/64 Monteiro
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      793 20 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL VACANCIES IN SABAH 1 Applications are Invited rrom citizens of Malaysia or from those eligible for citizenship anad from permanent nerving Government Officers Including those on probation for appointment as ASSISTANT PRESS OFFICER in the Federal Department of Information, Sabah. The appointment is in Division II
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      612 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI SITUATION VACANT Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the post of Chief of Laboratory In the Malaria Eradication Project. Medical and Health Department, Brunei. QUALIFICATIONS: (i) Must have passed the Senior Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent certificate from an approved Secondary School.
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      716 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens for the following post: Assistant Organisation and Methods Officer; Borneo States (Salary Scale $690--1050) Candidates, male or female, not less than twenty-one, should possess at least Overseas Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent. Those with lower qualification but possess a
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      416 20 NOTICES NOTICE IX THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG Admiralty Jurisdiction Action Nos. 13 and 15 of IM4 BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Plaintiffs THE SHIPS S.S. "ANJI" and S.S. "A. it J. MID-AMERICA" Defendants IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that tenders in duplicate in the English
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      173 20 SAND QUARRY MACHINERY at Teo Kirn Inc MM* 11 m.s. Tampinrs Road, Singapore Mr. Loh Fook Kong Mr. Loh Fook Kong proposes to sell the under mrntionrd equipment to Mr*srs. Hork Chrong Sand Quarry Ltd. Any person having a claim to any item of the said equipment is rrquirrd to
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      510 21 ■fVV^pKpHpEHHWHPIVHiiVi^p^Bi PUBLIC NOTICE THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIPIED that:— The T—nerloh Bridge over Sfj. fihani? along Route II in the District of Temerloh will be closed to all vehicle traffic from 12.00 midnight on 23.12.64 to 6.00 a.m. on 24.12.64 for urgent repairs to (lie bridge. The inconvenience to the
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      238 21 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE Sale of Unaerriceable Stores And Scrap Metal Tenders are invited for the purchase of valuable scrap metal and unserviceable stores including tyres, batteries, vehicle parts, binoculars, canvas, etc., lying at Returned Stores Group. Central Ordnance Depot. Batu Garrison, Kuala Lumpur. Tender forms (No. 43/65) may
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      231 21 NOTICES BOUSTEAD COMPANY (1960) LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN j that the Annual General Meeting of the above-named Company will be held in the Board Room at i No. 1. Benteng. Kuala Lumpur, at 10 a.m. on Friday. 29th January, 1965
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      836 21 NOTICE Eitate of M. L LEGRAND Deceased late of 41-C. Winstedt Drive, Singapore, died on 18.4.64— P.T. 4*5/64 Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustee's Ordinance (Chapter 34) all persons interested in or having claims against the estate of any of the deceased person abovementioned whether as creditors, beneficiaries or
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      451 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBUC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE WATER DEPARTMENT: Requires a SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER i WATER) in scale $1.620xA100-1.920 plus variable allowance as payable from time to time and Central Provident Fund benefits. Appointment will be on temporary basis in the first Instance with prospects of future permanency. Qualifications: (a)
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      333 21 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT j PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN NEGERI SELANGOR SELANGOR STATE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. I Appointment of Plant OpermUr. Applications are invited from I Federal Citizens for the post of I Plant Operators in the Corpora- lion. Rate of pay Including COLA ranges from $140.94 to $176.58 j per month. Applicants must
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      60 21 BATTERIES 1 1 *t" L^7-Pst for H QUICKER I STARTING GREATER DEPENDABILITY LONGER life ml PLUS PRESTIGE nJU](gM§ BATTERY I TV IV_ -M i— U U f~» I is II I AHEAD IN STYLE AND PERFORMANCE FAR EAST MOTORS LTD. Robertson Road, Kuala Lumpur -54, Orchard Road, Singapore. Reprt»«nt»d in
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  • TIMESPORT 1
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      Double for Jovina at Festival meet
      232 22 Double for Jovina at Festival meet SWIMMING (JLNGAPORE, Sun. Jovina Tseng scored a double on the first day or the Singapore Festival of Sport swimmining competition, held at the Chinese Swimming Club today. She won the senior girls' 100 metres freestyle in lmin 10 ssec and the 100 metres breaststroke
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      Malaysia held
      587 22 AIK HUANG AND CHENG HOE SWEEP IN SINGLES BUT THAIS HIT BACK IN DOUBLES BANGKOK. Sunday sweeping through the singles, Malaysia failed in doubles in the international badminton match against Thailand here last night. At the end of the first night's play, the score was 2-2. Tan Aik
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      Lock icon Ferry wins title then rushes to airport
      136 22 LONDON. Sun. F*rry Sonneville of Indonesia and lini;llsh International Peter Waddell last night won the men's doubles title in the London open badminton championships at Cry&tal Palace here. In the final they beat Lee Kin Tat and Ong Soo Kit of Malaysia 15-14,
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      Jin Bee is first winner of S.T. Cup
      144 22 Jin Bee is first winner of S.T. Cup CINGAPORE. Sun.— Ooi Jin Bee oi the Singapore Island Country Club became the first winner of the Straits Times Cud when he returned a net score of 68 186-18) over the Island Course today. Jin Bee also won botii the ball i
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      Sandakan women win first hockey quad
      210 22 TAWAU, Sunday. TWO goals, one In each half, by Katherine Chai made Santiakan the winners of Sabah's first women hockey tournament, organised by the newly-formed Sabah Women's Hockey Association here yesterday, Sandakan beat Jesselton 2-0 in t,he final. 1 Sandakan entered the final by
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      'Farewell' triumph for Reed
      195 22 'Farewell' triumph for Reed SINGAPORE. Sun. Don Reed of the RAF. who returns to England next week, scored a "farewell- victory in the Singapore Karting Grand Prix over 50 laps today. Reed, howtver. was given a hard fight by Connie Prey the secretary of the Karting Club of Singapore and
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      Race meeting for Fund
      64 22 from GABRIEL LEE KUOHING. Sun. The Sarawak Turf Club will hold a special one-day race meeting here and donat the entire proceeds to the National Defence Fund. The meeting will be held on Boxing Day when it is expected that a record crowd will attend. A
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      SUMMARY
      60 22 SOCCER Dato Teoh Cap (Kluang): B. Pahat Chinese 4 J. Bahru Chinese 2 JISA CUP (Kluang): J. Bahru Indians 8 Layang Indians 2: Muar Indians 7 B. Pahat Indians 0. Man Fatt Cap final (Ipoh): BMI 2 PCRC I. Ponrrol Cup (T. Anson): Bg. Bernam Est 3 Nova Scotia
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      KL Town Plate winner
      40 22 Brilliant Light ridden by Mrs. Skrine, is Id in by owner Mr. W. E. Balasingam after winning the Kuala Lumpur Town Plate over 5* at the amateur race meeting at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Timesport picture.
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      TOURISTS LUCKY TO GET OFF WITH 2-0 DEFEAT
      365 22 HOCKEY Selangor Sikhs 2; Nay Bharat 0. KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE touring Nay Bharat Club from Hong Kong were no matcn for Selangor Sikhs and were lucky to suffer their fifth successive defeat of the tour by only 2-0 at Rifle Range
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      SAAA DANCE
      18 22 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore AAA's annual dance will be held at Raffles Hotel on Dec. 31.
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      RAINED OFF
      35 22 SINGAPORE, Sun. Th<" hockey match arranged by the Singapore Hockey Association as part of the Festival of Sport between Civilians and Joint Services on the Padang here today was cancelled because of rain.
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      JANSENITES WIN
      39 22 SINGAPORE. Sun. Jansenltei "A" won the Dr. N. Ramsamy Trophy for the six-a-side hockey I tournament organised by the Selei tar Young Indians when they beat Naval Police 1-0 In the f inai at Naval Base today.
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      KING'S CUP
      37 22 PENANG, Sun. North will I meet South in th£ Malayan Malays' annual soccer match for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's Cup at the 1 Darul Aman Stadium. Alor Star on 1 Sunday, kickoff 7.30 p m
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      S'pore Indians the leaders
      207 22 S'pore Indians the leaders SOCCER Spore Indians Malacca Indians I SINGAPORE, Sun. *-> Singapore Indian* proved far too good for Malacca Indians in their first round south zone Bardhan Cup soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. With this win Singapore Indians, who had beaten Johore Indians in their previous
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      171 22 FLOWERS— a lovely way of saying t^ HAPPY CHRISTMAS jlp| When it's a gift for that very special someone Flowers by Interflora are the perfect answei —and it's so easy. Your nearest Interflora florist Is just a phone call away. It's the ideal Christmas gift, always acceptable, always in aerfect
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      86 22 I SPORTS DIARY J STORE FESTIVAL Basket- lsa v Schools iFarrer Pki; Dlv. 2: ball: Kin*'* Cup Pahang v RAP Seletar v RAP Tengah (Ten-! Malacca (5 p.m.). Women: Kelan-jgah); Dhr. 3: King Edward Hall Un v Negrl Sembilan re.3o p.m.. Customs (Balestier Rd) Taipinc both matches at Day World
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  • TIMESPORT 2
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      Lock icon Soccer freeze'
      475 23 Soccer freeze Manchester hit by fog and frost but still lead LONDON, Sunday. pOG and frost, which wiped out five English League soccer matches, hit Manchester United yesterday when their game against Leicester was postponed, but they still headed the First Division after nearest rivals Chelsea had crashed 3-0 to
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      MUSEUMS TO GET 'LEFTOVER' MEDALS
      77 23 MUSEUMS TO GET 'LEFTOVER' MEDALS •TOKYO, Sun. The Tokyo Olympic organising committee had one oroblem left over rrom the Games. There are 51 cold, silver and bronze medals unused. The committee finally decided yesterday to donate seta of three medals, each marked "■ample" to distinguish them from those won during
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      Lock icon Brophy shines in England trial
      349 23 LONDON, Sun. England's 1 Rugby Union selectors, who are weighing form for the home coun- tries international championship, saw fly-half Tom Brophy Inspire the Possibles to a 16 points to 13 win over the Probables at Fylde, Lancashire, yesterday. Brophy dummied, kicked and ran well
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      Lock icon ROBBIE AND ANN WED IN VILLAGE CHURCH
      166 23 ROBBIE AND ANN WED IN VILLAGE CHURCH I ONDON. Sun. British Olympic athletes Robbie Brightwell and Ami Packer, who between them won a gold and two silver medals at Tokyo were married in the tiny village church of Moulsiord on Thames near Reading yesterday. Ann marked her 800 metres gold
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      Lock icon DON WINS
      33 23 PARIS, Sun. American swimmer Don Schollander, who won four gold medals at the Tokyo Olympic Games won an International 100 metres free-style event in 53 8 sec. at Marseilles yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon League tables and results
      1330 23 Alton VilU 3 Arsenal 1 r.umlry 3 Sheff. Ltd. 1 Fulham 3 West Brom 1 Liverpool 3 Blackbnrn Z Man. United v Leicester (postponed, fog) Notts Forest 3 West Ham 2 Minf. \\ed. 4 Blackpool 1 Stoke v Birmingham (postponed) Sundrrland 3 Chelsea 0 Tottenham 2
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      Lock icon Murray hits 142 in career best innings
      168 23 Murray hits 142 in career best innings CRICKET PRETORIA. Sun. John Murray, the 29-year-old Middlesex and England wlcketkeeper. hit the highest score of his firstclass cricket career when he stroked an attractive 142 for the MCC against North-Eastern Transvaal on the second day of the match here yesterday Murray, whose
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      438 23 _O i //interest vJ J/jL pek annum from your deposit account with Pan Malayan Finance gives you a steady and safe income. Write today for our booklet "A SAFE AND SOUND DEPOSIT" giving full details of how easy it is to open a Deposit Account. i^|iPAN MALAYAN aIjRe'FiNANCE LTD. \V~iv_ri*/
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    PAP has made politics of tax proposals: Tan
    855 24 PAP has made politics of tax proposals: Tan 'IN SPITE OF INVITATION TO DISCUSS MATTER WITH ME PRIVATELY...' KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Sicw Sin, lu»s ;iccuaed the PAP Government of turning his tiix proposals into a political issue. In spite of an invitation to discuss them
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    Chinese Chambers will ask for withdrawal of proposed taxes
    490 24 Chinese Chambers will ask for withdrawal of proposed taxes p| SINGAPORE. Sun. r EADING Chinese traders from all over Malay- sia today decided jointly to ask the Central Government to withdraw the proposed turnover, payroll and crown cork taxes now being debated in the Parliament. This plea was embodied in
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    Too many toys, so Santa is arrested
    123 24 SANTA CLAUS was arrested in Jacinto City, Texas, last week— for carrying ipo many toys on his sleigh. Two burly traffic policeman stopped him, and one said: "You are exceeding the legal weight load of 20.000 Ib "Don't you know who I am?"
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    Lock icon Train smash
    20 24 NAPLES. Sun.— Three people were killed and about 100 Injured when two trains collided near here today.— Reuter.
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    Ex-PMIP strongman who tore posters is bound over
    277 24 lUJNGUN. Sun. A former PMIP "strongman" was today bound over to be of good behaviour for six months in the sum of $500 with one surety in the magistrate's court here for destroying PMIP election posters. The prosecutor. Senior Inispector Selamat bin
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    DEATHS
    119 24 JOHN HAVNES ATKlNSO'younger son of Mr. Mrs. F. H At-kinr-un. Surrey on 30th December at MR. LOW YOKE BENC age 50 of 16 Li.n Llak Street pasM'd away peacefully at General Hospital on 20-12-64 L<-avlnK behind hn beloved wife and six children. Body Hen in Pnlnt Brrnadettt- Church J";irl»h
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      49 24 JOHNNIE WALKER THE LARGEST SELLING SCOTCH WHISKY IN THE WORLD ma whisky Johnnie Walker *> k^h Johnnie 4i mu(Mim [f-"-i.*~J [ST-j NValker y THE TWIN PACK THE SINGLE PACK ft THE IDEAL. GIFT FOR FRIENDS AND BUSINESS ASSOCIATES ft sole D ,sTR,euTORs I CALDBECK MACGREGOR&CO..LTD. I SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG
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      385 24 Late CLASSIFIEDS 1 20 words slo (minimum) WONG Ll:— Bcturen Kcng Chow c/i of Mr. A Mrs. Wont; X.-, Hum and Yo 1-an e/d of Mr. Mr i -I Kwan Yuen on 14-12-64 in J.-'s.-iton LINQ— BOKV: Between Knt; Ke«. I/o Mr. and Mrs. Ling Slu Sing ot Sltlawan and
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      45 24 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpu* 91 68 Kota Bharu 84 73 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 91 68 Malacca 88 70 Singapore 84 73 C Highlands (Closed)
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