The Straits Times, 30 January 1965

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    24 1 i AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 NATIONAL LIBRARY. ft***** The Straits Times Kstd. 1845. SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1965. 15 CENTS KDN 1180 1005
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    PLOT 'BIG 3' HELD
    604 1 They planned to flee the country, then set up a government-in-exile Indon agent also named By FELiX ABISHEGANADEN: KUALA LUMPUR, Friday TPHE Central Government has arrested three veteran opposition leaders involved in a plot to establish an Indo-nesian-sponsored government-in-exile. They are: DR. BURHANUDDIN AL-HELMI, President of
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    'Hit back' order goes out to 63 unions
    731 1 'Hit back' order goes out to 63 unions By P. KRISHNAN: KUALA LUMPUR. Friday THE Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Service tonight decided to ask its 63 affiliated unions of civil servants to take industrial action in retaliation against the Covernment's rejection of the Arbitration
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    Thugs grab $40,000 but throw it away
    147 1 Thugs grab $40,000 but throw it away CINGAPORE, Fri. Two thugs grabbed a briefcase containing 540.000 in cheques today then abandoned it and their car less than three minutes after they made their getaway. Reason: They discovered that all the cheques were "crossed." Hit by car The victim, a 41
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    Security forces kill Indon
    45 1 KUCHTNG, Frt. An Indonesian guerilla was killed by Malaysian security forces in Sarawak's Fifth Division yesterday. The security forces spotted, a patrol of three Indonesians In the mountainous border area and opened fire. The other two Indonesians escaped over the border
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    Lock icon Doctors, too
    29 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The Association of Indonesian Doctors has withdrawn from the World Medical Association because it Is "dominated by Imperialist and colonialist countries." Antara reported today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'The kindest thing'
    78 1 POOLE. Fri—Twenty-one-year-old Peter Ascher's 40.000 inheritance hangs in the balance as a judge here decides what sentence to pass on him. For. if Ascher, convicted of dud cheque offences, is Jailed for two years or more he will lose his right to the fortune, under his stepfather's
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    Lock icon HINDI: NOW SUICIDE No: 3^* BY POISON
    87 1 HINDI: NOW SUICIDE No: 3~ BY POISON MADRAS. Fri. A third suicide in protest against India's adoption of Hindi as the official language was reported today. A 20-year-old hotel waiter in Keeranur. 200 miles south of here, was reported to have died on Tuesday after taking poison. A note he
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    Lock icon NZ jet boats for Mekong River project
    72 1 WELLINGTON. Fn. New Zealand is to provide four 15ft. Jet-propelled boats under the Colombo Plan for work on the Mekong River project, the acting Prime Minister. Mr. John Marshall, announced today The boats are being supplied to a special committee of the United
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    Lock icon Bus fire kills 3
    32 1 SEOUL, Frt. Three passengers were burned to death and nine others Injured when a fire broke out in a bus In Chongju. 70 miles south of Seoul. UPI.
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    Lock icon Destruction predicted
    53 1 HUNTINGBURG Indiana i. Fri. Aoout 40 members of the Pentecostal Church here are preparing for "great destruction' in the world on March 16. They have equipped an abandoned coal mine with items tor survival, acting on a prediction from one woman member who spoke while in a trance
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    His last journey (like a king) today
    376 1 His last journey (like a king) today LONDON, Fri. Sir Winston Churchill, the Great Commoner, will receive his nations last salute here tomorrow as he is borne regally to his grave. Befitting the warrior, the statesman and the man. the Churchillian epic will end In a ceremonial reserved for kings.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    32 1 MILLION-DOLLAR |EWELS CRAB BRI SSF.LS Fri Thrrr j armed and masked bandits grabbed over million doll.trs worth of jewellery here today in one of bigurst hold-ups in Belgian history. Reuter
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      Lock icon LBJ: Full backing for man on the spot General Taylor
      152 2 LB J: Full backing for man on the spot General Taylor WASHINGTON, Frl, PRESIDENT Johnton gave his complete backing yesterday to Cen. Maxwell D. Taylor in the U.S. envoy's efforts to deal with th': turbulent militarypolitical situation in South Vietnam. American officials ack n o wledged the move as designed
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      Lock icon 'Sack Taylor' students are still unhappy
      377 2 'Recall him 9 demand at rally HUE. Friday RIOT-PRONE student leaders announced here last night that they were still not satisfied with South Vietnam's lastest revolution because it had not resulted in the dismissal of the U.S. Ambassador, Gen. Maxv/ell D. Taylor. In their
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      Lock icon Mutilated bodies of Americans '— found—
      110 2 Mutilated bodies of Americans found SAIGON, Fri. The bound and mutilated bodies of two American soldiers have been recovered from shallow waters 270 miles northeast of Saigon. An American military spokesman -aid today: "Both bodies had gunshot wounds in the head and were mutilated. "Each had a rope around the
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      Lock icon A violent scuffle as Tshombe flies in
      122 2 BRUSSELS, Fri.— A violent scuffle involving reporters, press ohotoeraphers and police broke out yesterday at welcoming ceremonies for Mr. Moise Tshombe. the Congolese Prime Minister who arrived here by air from Leopoldville for econom.c and financial talks. Reporters and photographers obiected to the
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      Death by firing squad: A warning to others
      242 2 OAIGON. Fri. With tanks and a battalion of paratroopers on guard, a firing squad executed a 20--year-old Vietcorg terrorist in Saigon's main public market an hour Defore sunrife today. j Newsmen's flashbulbs pop- Pfd as student Le Van Khuyen was blindfolded propped
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      Lock icon The night Eliza Doolittle met a real princess...
      101 3 THE Princevs meeting the dustman's daughter. And they both wore diamonds. Actress Audrey Hepburn, who plays dustman's daughter Eliza Doolittle in the film version of "My Fair Lady." smiles as Princess Alexandra shakes hands with Rex Harrison who plays Professor HUKins. They
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      Lock icon $42m. gold ingots sent back to France
      160 3 $42m. gold ingots sent back to France LONDON, Fri. Under heavy armed guard, 13 tons of gold ingots worth about 70,000,000 francs (about $42 million) were flown on Wednesday from London to Paris, a French Embassy spokesman said here yesterday. During the past fortnight the French have transferred about £15
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      Lock icon U.S. still biggest' whisky market'\
      46 3 U.S. still biggest' whisky market GLASGOW (Scotland). Fri.— America Is still by far the largest export market for Scotch whisky, the Scotch Whisky Association said here yesterday. Shipments to the United States in 1964 totalled 18.100.000 proof gallons, compared with 16.600.000 in the pravtow year. Renter
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      'Vampire' jailed
      25 3 MUNICH. Fri. Allied Kaeser. 25. yesterday was found guilty of Munich's so-called vampire murder of a 10-year-old boy and sentenced to life imprisonment-
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      Lock icon Job confirmed
      17 3 WASHINGTON. Fn. President Johnson has confirmed the appointment of Mr Nicholas Katzenbach as Attorney-General. AP.
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      Lock icon Quick action call to halt ghettos
      262 3 Quick action call to halt ghettos LONDON, Friday. gRITAIN must take quick action to prevent existing coloured quarters in its big cities becoming ghettcs, said an article in the magazine Socialist Commentary published here today. Mr. Nicholas Deakin, assistant director of Britain's Institute of Race Relations, pinpointed housing as the
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      Lock icon GM's profit makes history
      73 3 GM's profit makes history YEW YORK. Fri. The General Motors Corporation reported that it had made a gross profit of U551,735 million In 1964 -highest recorded annual earning:- of any company In history. This equalled U. 5.56.05 a share. It compared with earnings of U551,592 million In 1963. Sales in
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      Lock icon Johnson to Congress: If something happens to a President again • •.
      399 3 Johnson to Congress: If something happens to a President again... WASHINGTON, Fri. President Johnson yesterday recommended to Confess constitutional amendments to guarantee a smooth taking over of the supreme responsibility in case a President is temporarily or permanently incapacitated. The President also asked for a constitutional amendment to assure that
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      Lock icon Change of name
      38 3 LAjnuun, m. me Mission to Lepers" organisation plans to change its name because it feels that "Leper" has become a term of abuse. They now want to be known as the "Christian Leprosy Mission." UPI.
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      Lock icon A SLIGHT COUGH
      47 3 A SLIGHT COUGH WASHINGTON, Fri. President Johnson "is still bothered by a slight cough and Is taking life very easy," the White House said yesterday. Press Secretary George E. Reedy assured newsmen, however, that there had been no relapse or setback to the President's recover y. UPI
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      Lock icon Subs used to smuggle cigarettes to Italy
      136 3 VARESE. (Italy). Fri. Border police disclosed yesterday that smugglers were using one-man submarines to bring contraband cigarettes Into Italy from Switzerland across Lake Lusano. Police made the disclosure after finding one of the submarines at a lakeside dock. They said a smuggler apparently
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    A Sultan's gold ring for Koran reading -champ—
    218 5 A Sultan's gold ring for Koran reading -champ A LOR STAR, Fri. The Sultan of Kedah last night presented a gold ring the Ruler's personal gift to Inche Ismail bin Haji Hashim. this year's State national and International Koran reading champion. The presentation was made at a "welcome home" ceremony
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    Rubber sets record
    250 5 819,000-TON OUTPUT LAST YEAR -BUT EXPORTS WERE LOWEST IN DECADE By GEOFFREY BOLAND: Singapore, Friday jy|ALAYAN rubber production last year nas smashed all records as the results of years of replanting and new planting with high yielding material are beginning to make themselves felt. Last year Malaya
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    Off or on.9 Cracker ban poser in Sabah
    95 5 Off or on? Cracker ban poser in Sabah JESSELTON, Fri. Firecrackers are being sold throughout Sabab by shopkeepers who claim the ban is off for three days during the Chinese New Year. But a polite spokesman said here today that no clarification had been received from Kuala Lumpur on whether
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    Indons who broke parole are jailed
    89 5 JESSELTON, Fri. Two Indonesian detainees, who had been conditionally released, were jailed on Wednesday to the Tawau magistrate for contravening the parole conditions. Kasana bin Lasalca. 27. was sentenced to two months' jail for leaving his home after 6 p.m. uhile under an order
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    Museum man fined
    41 5 NIBONG TERBAL. Fri.— Lla Fong Juan, a dlsplav officer in tli Museum Negara. Kuala Lumpur VM lined $20 in the Magistrate', here yesterday when In )leaded guilty to speeding at Sun tei Bakap on Oct. 11 last year.
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    Lock icon Sailor who ran amok on ship came from Singapore
    164 5 Sailor who ran amok on ship came from Singapore (GLASGOW, Fri. Police yesterday named a Chinese steward, who was drowned in the River Clyde here on Wednesday night after stabbing three Chinese shipmates, as Ngo Ah Juat. 51. from Singapore The stabbing took place aboard the 7,700-ton ship Myrmidon which
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    Fatal burns
    22 5 JESSELTON. Fri. Tinglnian Amisalleh, a Filipino fisherman, died of burns he received when hU motor launch caught fire at sea.
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    British firm gets $3.2 m contract
    63 5 KUALA LUMPUR. FrL— —A British firm. Cementation, has been awarded contracts worth $3.2 million for drilling operations at the Batang Padang hydro-elect-ric scheme. Work will include drilling near the main dam and in the tunnels, shafts and underground chambers: The Batang Padang scheme. il:e
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    Theft from lorry
    21 5 MUAR, Fri. Pour dozen shirts, valued at $230, were stolen from a lorry in Jalan Daud here, yesterday.
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    Road names: 'How about Kennedy and Churchill?'
    126 5 Road names: 'How about Kennedy and Churchill?' -POII. Fri. Should roads 1 in Ipoh be named after ■veil-known people and jihilantrophists only after they are dead? According to Mr. S P. Seenivasagam. President of the Ipoh Municipal Council, it should not be so. This subject was brought up at the
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    Lottery offence
    37 5 NIBONG TEBAL. Fri.— A coffee stallholder. Yiip Hock Han. 37. of Uimpang Amp.a. was fined $150 or one month's jail, for assisting in carrying on a 1 ,000-character lottery in the village on Jan. 20.
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    X-ray unit visit
    18 5 KUALA LIPIS. Fri. The mobile X-ray unit will visit the General Hospital here on Monday.
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    HOLIDAY BROADCASTS
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Radio Malaysia will broadcast special holiday programmes during the four-day holidays celebrating the Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa from Feb. 2 to 5. The programmes will include messages from the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong, the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Deputy Prime
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    Offer of 30 fellowships to Malaysians by France
    88 5 Offer of 30 fellowships to Malaysians by France SINGAPORE, Fri.— The French Government is awarding 30 fellowships foi Malaysian technicians as part of its 1965 technical programme. Applications are now being invited for the fellowships which are expected to last .six month? Those who do rot speak French will have
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    Talks to solve Sabah's chronic labour shortage
    299 5 Talks to solve Sabah's chronic labour shortage JESSELTON, Friday. JOP-LEVEL talks will be held in Kuala Lumpur this weekend to solve Sabah's chronic labour shortage which is hampering many development projects in the State. Leading a delegation from the Sabah Planters Association today were Sabah's Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo,
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      142 5 j Wear a watch of distinction for the New Year. Wear a Citizen watch. Choose from a wide range of ~W" j m 'W" f M M "T^^ "T" twenty -five models of the latest design. And when you own a Citizen watch you are assured of perfect fl M
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    Showdown now in presidency race
    476 6 ROW OVER BALLOT PAPERS'TO AVOID POLITICKING' SINGAPORE, Friday fHli three monthold race between two factions for the presidency of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce culminated in B !>i# show-down tin's afternoon. This happened when a group of more than 40 members turned up at
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    urges safety belts -for cars
    167 6 urges safety belts -for cars Minister SINGAPORE. Fri. Transport Minister Dato Sardon bin llaji Jubir has appealed to car dealers and motorists to promote the use of safety belts in Malaysia. lie told reporters at the airport before he flew bark to Kuala Lumpur yesterday after attending the regional conference
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    Chinese trade exhibition
    53 6 SINGAPORE, Fri A photographic exhibition of the late Chinese film actress Lin Dai will be one of the highlights at a Chinese New Year trade fair, which will open at the New World Amusement Park on Monday. About 40 local manufacturers and Importers will exhibit their products
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    Precautions for the holidays
    136 6 SINGAPORE. Friday. T^HE Police today called on the public to exercise A "special precautions" against thefts, robberies and burglaries during the Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa season The Police Secretary, Mr. Chelliah. in a statement advised people leaving their homes for vacations to inform
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    Cocktail party
    39 6 SINOAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Bran and Rice Merchants Association and Singapore Stockfeed Manufacturers Association will jointly hold a cocktail party at 3-A. Lorong Telok on Wednesday between 10 am. and 12 noon to celebrate the Spring Festival.
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    Dustbins: A new warning
    124 6 Dustbins: A new warning SINGAPORE. Fri. The Ministry of Health today warned that it would step up prosecution of offenders for unreasonable depositing of refuse and having no dustbins. Already many householders and firms have been prosecuted In court in the Government's effort to keep the city clean. Yesterday. Tlan
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    Power cuts
    36 6 SINGAPORE, Pn. The Public Utilities Board today announced that electricity supplies to Pelrce Road, Ridout Road, Swettenham Road, Peel Road and Tanglin Barracks will be interrupted on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 pjii.
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    USIS library
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. In obser- vance of the Chinese New Year and Harl Raya Puasa holidays, the offices of the U.S. Consulate General will be closed from Feb. 2 to Feb. 5. The USIS library will be closed from Feb. 1 M 6.
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    Open on holidays
    30 6 SINGAPORE, Fri The Van Kleef Aquarium mill be open to the public during the holidays from Feb 2 to 5. It will be closed on Feb. 1.
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    | MB's open house
    58 7 MB's open house KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The Mentri Besar of Selangor. Dato H.aun bin Huji Idris. will hold an "open house" from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the first and second day of Hun Raya Puasa for State I Government officers, office .staff and members of the public who
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    Fire? But you must dial 999, councillor is told
    260 7 IPOH, Friday. A PEOPLE'S Progressive Party coun--^-cillor who phoned the Ipoh Fire Brigade to report a fire was told that the report could not be acted on as it was not made through a 999 call. The councillor, Mr. Leong Boon
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    Mothball fleet sails out today
    147 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Six vessels of Britain's "mothball" fleet at the Naval Base being reactivated for service to help patrol Malaysian waters, will be re-com-missioned tomorrow. The new Commander of the British Far East Fleet, Vice-Admiral F. R. Twiss. will be present at the ceremony. The
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    Journalist and wife arrive today
    84 7 I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mr. Louis Lyons, Curator of the Nleman Fellowships at Harvard University, and his wife will arrive here tomorrow for an eight-day visit. Mr. Lyons, who is retiring from his present post, has been a lea-i der in the discussion of the role
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    Mcc makers of Woodstock Home...
    88 7 SINGAPORE, Frl.— Aged inmates of the Woodstock Home run by the Social Welfare Department helped to produce about 50,000 lb of mcc last year under a scheme introduced to keep them active. The superintendent of the home. Mr. Chiang Shu Chiow, said the mcc was
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    Fatal accident
    25 7 SINGAPORE. Fn. A sevenyear old girl. Ang Sook Kwan. died yesterday after being knocked down by a bus while crossing Tiong Bahru Road.
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    'PREMATURE ARREST' SO MAN IN BRIBE CASE ACQUITTED
    198 7 'PREMATURE ARREST' SO MAN IN BRIBE CASE ACQUITTED CINGAPORE, Fri. A I*3 man. said by a magistrate to have been arrested prematurely, was acquitted today on a charge of offering a bribe of nve dollars to a guard and escort constable, Salleh bin Abdullah. Ng Saw, 22, an attendant In
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    Lock icon Sabah so fertile: Lord Howick
    188 7 JESSELTON, Friday. LORD Howick. formerly Sir Evelyn Baring, chairman of the Commonwealth Development Corporation, said today that Sabah had a great potential in the agricultural field because of its very fertile soil Lord Howick, who* is here for a 10-day visit, said the corporation's biggest
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    bons oi professor, taximan win C-Plan awards
    329 7 bons oi professor, taximan win C-Plan awards SINGAPORE. Fri. Two former pupils of the Anglo-Chinese School, who scored top honours in their 1962 Cambridge School Certificate results, are among a new group of 23 students who have been awarded Colombo Plari scholarships to study abroad. They are Lim Shun Ping
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    RAF beefs up helicopter force
    61 7 RAF beefs up helicopter force CINGAPORE. Fri. The R.A.F. helicopter force in the Far East is to be strengthened by a further squadron of Whirlwind Mark 10 helicopters, it was learnt today. The squadron is No. 230 Squadron, commanded by Squadron Leader D. A. Thomas. The helicopters will arrive in
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    Buffet dinner
    35 7 PENANG. Fri. The P»nang State UMNO liaison committee will celebrate T>nf?ku Abdul Rahmans birthday with ■> buffet dinner at the Bangunan Tuanlcu Syed Putra (the State Government building) at 7.30 am on Peb. 8.
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    COUNCILLORS WANT MORE, BUT STATE GOVT SAYS 'NO'
    303 7 TAIPING, Frl A PROPOSAL by the United Front -controlled TaiphiK Town Council to double the allowances of Its 15 etected councillors has been rejected by the Perak State Government. The council, which expects a deficit of $295,000 this year, had approved at
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    K.K. may start a cancer detection service
    377 8 K.K. may start a cancer detection service SINGAPORE. Friday. THE Kandang Kerbau maternity hospital, hopes to start a cancer smear service by the end of this year to detect womb cancer in its early stages. A hospital source said today: "It is hoped that this new service will greatly reduce
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    P&O liner due
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Fri —About 30 passengers will disembark at Singapore when the P O liner Cathay arrives here at noon on Feb IS The ship left Britain on Jan 21.
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    Malaysian doctors plan detection centre
    99 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A group of Malaysian 1 doctors are to form a cancer detection centre here, a Care-Medico gynaecologist and cancer expert. Dr. John T. Pareite. said today. Dr. Pareite said that the centre was still in its organisational stage and it would be
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    University team to study 'paya9 system of rice growing
    198 8 University team to study 'paya 9 system of rice growing IJUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Department of Geography of the University of Malaya Ls to carry out a survey o:i the "paya" type :of rice growing in Temerloh, Pahang. Leading the survey team will be Professor Robert Ho. I head of
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    Dr. Goh on way to Honolulu
    92 8 Dr. Goh on way to Honolulu SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Ken(? Swee, left by air today for Honolulu to attend a conference of Asian and Americani economists and planners. The conference, organised by the East-West Centre of the University of Hawaii, will last for a week.
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    Sandakan's low-cost housing
    68 8 Sandakan's low-cost housing IESSELTON, Fri. The «J Ministry of Finance hore is currently engaged in negotiations with the Singapore Housing Development Board for possible assistance in the State Government's low-cost housing projects. This was disclosed at the meeting of the Santiakan Town Board during discussions on its first lowcost housing
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    Ceremonial opening of the High Court
    201 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Hieh Court will reopen on Feb. 6 after the vacation. The opening will be marked by a ceremony In which the Chief Justice of Singapore. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, will inspect a guard-of-honour of a contingent of police In
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    Japanese youth goodwill team on tour
    217 8 OINGAPORE. Fri, Th« visiting 17-member Japanese youth poodwill mission this mornine: held talks with Singapore youth leaders when they toured the youth leadership training centre. Tonight, they viMted the Peoples' Association at Kallang and some community centres. The mission, led by Mr Masato Tokjyama.
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    Istana dinner
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Yanf i di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. and his wife. Tori Puan Noor Aishah will give Hari Raya Puasa dinner party at the Istana Negara on Feb. 4 at 9 p.m.
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    AZIZ; While in Umno, room near the top...
    276 9 AZIZ; While in Umno, room near the top... WHO'S WHO AMONG GOVT-IN- EXILE PLOTTERS AUDI I AZIZ bin Ishak. 50, was born in Taiping and educated at Victoria Kridge School and Ka fries Institution. Singapore. He was a Fisheries Officer in Norm Sembilan. Pahang. Penang and Singapore until 1945. when
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    $100 fine in traffic case
    61 9 SINGAPORE. Fri— A man who rode t motor cycle without the owners consent on August 10 last year was fined *.'iO by a traffic magistrate, here today. Hong Boon Hong of Unpir Sirangoon Road was also fined $50 on a second charge of using the
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    Party for Dato
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Hui Oan Association will rU'? n dinner I at its premises in Teo Hong Road on Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. to honour its member, Dato Ng Quee Lam. on the conferment of a datoship on him by the Sultan of Johore.
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    HE MET SOEKARNO IN TAIPING FOR TALKS ON INDEPENDENCE
    241 9 Burhanuddin J)R. BURHANUDDIN Al-Helmi, 54, was born in Kota Bahru, near Batu Gajah in Perak, of Indonesian parents. He was educated at the Al-Mashhur Arabic School, Penang. and at Aiigarh Muslim University, New Delhi, where he took his degree in homeopathic
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    Police rapped for delay in completing probe of case
    156 9 run. m.— ronce who took two months to complete Investigations Into a simple attempted extortion case, were criticised yesterday by the president of the Sessions Court here. Inche Nfohamed Azmi bin Dato Hail Kamaruddin. Commenting that the delay was one of
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    Talk on leprosy
    38 9 SINGAPORE. Fri Dr. Won* Mook Ow. Singapore leprosy specialist and medical superintendent of the Trafalgar Home, will gave a talk on leprosy to English schoolteachers at the Gan Eng Seng School tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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    Police Depot plans for Hari Raya Puasa
    183 9 |f UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Plans have been finalised to celebrate Harl Raya Puasa at the Police Depot Thr final* of the police Koran rending competition started at 9 a.m. today at the Depot Ornund On Monday, six bulls will be slaughtered In a
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    Medal-award dinner
    50 9 SINGAPORE. Fri The Minister for Boclal Affairs. Inche Otliman Wolc. will attend a dinner to celebrate the award of Public Service Medals by fhe Yunu di-Pevtu:ni Neßara to Mr. Ann Soon Hoe ;md Inche Jaffar Osnvni at the Paslr Paniang Community Centre on Feb 13 at 7.30 n.m.
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    Joint celebration
    36 9 SINGAPORE. Fri— The goodwill commit tees of Joo Chlat. Oeylang Serai. Kampon« Kembangran and Tamplnes will celebrate Hari Raya and Chinese New Year «t the Joo Chiat community centr* next Friday at 730 pin
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    The oldest of the three and longest in the political arena
    315 9 The oldest of the three and longest in the political arena ISHAK Defeated in 1959 poll QF the three veteran politicians arrested for planning to set up a Government-in-exile, Ishak bin Haji Mohamed was the oldest and had been longest in the political arena. He was born in Temerloh, Pahang,
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    SABOTAGE: SHIPS IN SARAWAK PORTS WARNED
    129 10 SABOTAGE: SHIPS IN SARAWAK PORTS WARNED rUCHING, Fri. j Shipping In Sarawak ports may be targets for sabotage, the Director of Marine. Capt. J. R. Blease, warned today. He advised ship masters to take precautions. "Precautions taken In our waters now would not be out of place as sabotage attempts
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    River boats collide: Two badly —burnt—
    65 10 River boats collide: Two badly burnt KUCHING, Fri. Two motor vessels collided at the Bintawak bend of Sarawak River, near Knching this morning. One of them caught fire and burnt out. The collision was between the Hyong Lee and the Hero. The Hyong Lee caught •flre. Two members of the
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    Religious bodies have to pay payroll tax
    543 10 PRIVATE SCHOOLS RUN FOR PROFIT ALSO LIABLE 25,000 forms have already been sent to employers KUALA LUMPUR. Friday T) ELIGIOUS bodies, co-operative -■-^societies, and profit-making private schools are all liable for the payroll tax. This was announced here today by the Comptroller-General of
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    Customs catch 3 boats in big success
    213 10 Customs catch 3 boats in big success PENANG, Frl. Penang Customs, continuing relentless war on smugglers in North Malaya, scored another major success today when they foiled two daring daylight attempts to smuggle a big load of textiles into th» mainland. The Customs received Information about 10.30 this morning that
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    Mixed reaction to that Albakri statement...
    267 10 Mixed reaction to that Albakri statement. JESSELTON, Friday. pOLITICAL leaders here have reacted with mixed feelings over the reported statement by the Election Commission chairman, Dato Haji Mustapha Albakri, that general elections may not be held this year in Sabah. The chairman of the Social Democratic Party here, Mr. Peter
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    More money for blinded mine kepala
    166 10 VUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The i Straits Times has received more donations for the I tin mine kepala. Lee Sweei Chong, 31. whose eyes were gouged out by robbers recently. The latest contributions bring the total collected so! far to $1,990.40. Contributions came from: "Expatriate".
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    'WE BACK YOU'—RUM BRANCH TO CUEPACS
    139 10 'WE BACK YOU'— RUM BRANCH TO CUEPACS PENANG, Frl. The P:al branch of thr Railway--1 men's Union of Malaya today expressed support lor j the Congress of Unions of I Employees in Public and Civil Services (Cuepacst in demanding an early and iust settlement of the various claims submitted to
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    Dutch band in on Sunday
    52 10 SINGAPORE, Prt— A f»mou« jazz band from Holland, the Dutch Swing College Band, will arrive In Singapore on Sunday at 6.55 p.m. They will appear at the Badminton Hall on Feb. 7 and 8 with other local and international artistes and also at a leading
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    Dr Toh to open big science symposium
    140 10 SINGAPORE, Friday r J"HE Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore and chairman of the Singapore Polytechnic board of governors. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will open the first-ever three-day symposium on "Scientific and technological research in Malaysia" at the Polytechnic on Feb. 10. The symposium
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    Capital will be crossroads to holiday crowds
    196 11 Capital will be crossroads to holiday crowds L' U A L A LUMPUR. 1V Fri. The federal capital will be the crossroads for thousands of holidaymakers next week during the Chinese New Year and Han Raya festivals. During the four-day holiday thousands from the south will go north, while I
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    Another 711 qualified teachers for Singapore
    102 11 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A total of 711 new teachers have graduated from the Singapore Teachers Train Ing College. The teachers passed the professional part II (final year) examination for the certtficat»-ln-education. general, held at the T.T.C- last December. Another 95 were successful In the professional
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    Pianist from Budapest due
    53 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Po- pular Hungarian-born pianist. Ju- 1 lian von Karolyi. will perform at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka i here on Feb. 18. Von Karolyi began his musical studies at the age of eight and made his first appearance in a Budapest symphony orchestra
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    RAF mercy missions
    27 11 KUCHING. PYt— RAF helicop ters based In Kuching flew <»C mercy missions mostly for the aid of civilians in the border areas last month.
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    Gilchrist: Why Sock is more cautious now...
    278 11 Gilchrist: Why Soek is more cautious now. By ARTHUR RICHARDS: Kuala Lumpur, Friday BRITAIN'S military build-up in Malaysia will make President Soekarno "more cautious" in his aggressive designs. This was stated here today by the British Ambassador to Indonesia, Sir Andrew Gilchrist, before he left for Singapore to return to
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    One nation goal—the 'two ways to do it...5
    195 11 One nation goal the 'two ways to do it... 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The political secretary to the Malaysian Finance Minister, j Mr. Bernard Lu. says, i there are two ways of i 1 bringing about the realisation of the goal of a united Malaysian nation In a statement today,
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    C-schools: Seminar to help principals and teachers
    403 11 C-schools: Seminar to help principals and teachers OENANG, Fri. The Federal Inspectorate of Schools is to organise evening seminars throughout the country to help school principals, supervisors and teachers to cope with "professional problems" resulting from the introduction of the comprehensive system of education. Disclosing this in Penang today. Mr.
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    Indians honour great teacher
    62 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Indian Deputy High Commiseion^r in SiiiKaoore. Mr Thomas Abrith.tm will speak at a Lat pa :rai Centenary celebration to be held ■t the Vedic Hall in Syed Alvu Rowd on Sunday at 10.30 ajn. Thr president of the RamaKrishna M;.v.ion. Swami Sidn^t■id Ji.
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    THE ARMS CALL-UP: GOOD RESPONSE
    89 11 I/X'CHING. FH -The response from nonnativrs in the Kanowit area of Sarawak t:> a call to surrender weapons and ammunition has tarn very encouraging, a, police spokesman said today. Police have so far collectrd 360 wcinins dlus a large quantity of ammunition Supt. B. P.
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    'Miss Jaycee' title
    24 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— About 20 beauties will vie for the "Miss Jaycee" title at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on Monday
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    Peking's threat to Malaysia—by British envoy
    165 11 Peking's threat to Malaysia— by British envoy I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia must "keep in mind" the ex- ternal threat which it faces from Peking, the British High Commissioner to New Zealand^ t Sir lan MacLennan. j said here today. "This threat is incalculable and we don't know what the outcome
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    SAILOR WHO ENTERED AIRFIELD FINED $50
    108 11 SAILOR WHO ENTERED AIRFIELD FINED $50 SINGAPORE. Fri. While on shore leave and under the influence of drink, a sailor from the Royal Navy drove a land Rover "all over the airfield" at thr Paya Lebar internatioiyil airport at about 12.d0 a.m. to-lay. Thi.- afternoon Bri.i.i Frederick Taylor. 20. pleaded
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    DEATH
    50 12 1$ Ward* 5/5 I Minimum > HE RODRIGO. nurband of Susan. furrier' of Oeo'rf* Kenneth Leonard Maurice Cecelia Donald Rodrlgo panned away peacefully OH. XL. in a m 29-1-65. Cortege leave* 31 Road T1 Jalan Carey. P.J. 10 a.m today. Service Amumptlon Church P J Burial ■t P I
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    64 12 Word* 5/5 (Minimum) MRS. KM. NADBSON thanks friends and relatives who attended on IN- 1-63 the 16th day ritea Of her belov. d husband. MRS T. KANDIAH and family thank and friends for assistance, .cnilolencen. wreaths, and attendance at v-. funeral of her beloved huaband. They also thank Doctor
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    475 12 :o Word, SIS (Minimum) THE COCKPIT'S RIJSTTAFEL ll ,\.d i\rry Saturday and Sunday lunch tlmr HILDA'S" PO-A Orchard Road, Amber Arcade, Hpor» will be open on Kundny 31-l«S. WwhlnK a'l our customer* Kong Hee Fatt Choy. LAI WAN RESTAURANT Wleh to Announce that they will be eloeed on .v-l-65
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    154 12 15 Word, Si i Minimum) HEAR REV. TOMMY SARNITT 'orla Theatre 7.50 p.m. Ad»T. ANDREWS PMSBVTIRIAN CHURCH. Ipoh. OoU Club Road rvic* 11 am. Sunday school All »<-lromr. ST ANDREW'S FRESSYTCRIAN CHURCH, Kuala Lumpur. Weld Ro»d. :io a.m and 6.1S p.m. Sunday >^hool 9.30 a.m. AH Welcome. CHRIST
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      Behind The Arrests
      675 12 J The information which has already been disclosed reIgarding the arrest yesterday I of three major political figures is an assurance that the Government recognises both the concern that will be felt over this action, and the need to I take the public into its con- fidence
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      U.S. Presidency
      310 12 President Johnson's dom- i ination of Congress, and overl welming evidence of the need for such a change, should ensure his proposals for a more nearly continuous Pre- j sidency a rapid passage to the necessary constitutional amendments. The gist of the proposals is that a VicePresident succeeding
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      College Staff
      249 12 Jnche Rhir Johari's suggestion at Serdang yesterday that the agricultural college arrange staff exchanges with similar overseas institutions could help solve a vexing national problem. As he said, it is unfortunate that Malaysia must depend so largely upon overseas teachers, especially in specialised fields where students might be
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    Lock icon Reds step up 'word war' against Thailand
    298 12 Reds step up 'word war' against Thailand by karslan Prager BANGKOK, Fri. A Communist propaganda offensive has been launched against Thailand, an American ally in South-East Asia so far untroubled by largescale subversion and infiltration. If the language in an indication, China is behind it. The campaign perhaps echoing Communist
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      'Privilege' at varsity
      178 12 ANE of the greatest probv lems of our educational system is how to combine freedom and equality for the benefit of our plural society. Under our educational system any boy or girl is free to claim six years of free primary education. The school leaving age has
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      What's wanted
      182 12 A CORRESPONDENT com- plains about the different qualifications and salaries for the posts of general assistant engineer and assistant instrument piis-ineer in the Electricity Department. Assistant instrument engineers 'salary scale $670--$1,145) are required to possess a recognised engineering college diploma or City and Guilds Elec- trical Engineering Practice
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      $480 query
      68 12 MY daughter, a trainee teacher, has been teaching since 1961. She was informed that she had been put on the men's scale, but she continues to receive her old salary. She wrote to the Ministry querying this but did not receive a reply. She has therefore back pay
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      Stamp issue
      41 12 TPHE Malaysian stamps marking the opening of the National Monument and the National Mosque hare been given world-wide publicity but the postal authorities have not even announced their date of issue. Can the postal authorities speak up? FRUSTRATED Singapore
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      Satisfactory
      69 12 IN reply to your correspondent's criticism of the traffic system at the junction of River Valley Road and Clemenceau Avenue. I must point out that the gyratory system at this junction is functioning satisfactorily. The recent Improvement was to give a bigger radius of turning, so that vehicles could
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      Still waiting
      31 12 IN May last year I applied for Housing Board accommodation in Alexandra Hill Estate. After nine months I am still waiting Must an applicant wait so long? APPLICANT Singapore
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    Traffic mounts on the poison trail...
    914 12 Traffic mounts on the poison trail A SPECIAL WRITER HOW IT GOES OUT TO A WAITING WORLD CHINA KEEPS DRUB CONVOYS MOVING IN the dim-lit den the emaciated, gently dying Vietnamese addict holds the needle with its bubbling black pill of opium over the flame of his small lamp, then
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    King gives $200 for feast at the Police Depot
    140 13 |£UALA I.IMPIR. Fri.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has presented PM to the police for their Hari Kaya and him-M- \<-u i-.ir celebrations. The cift was Drr.s«-ntt>d to the Assistant Commissioner. Inche M"h. mud bin sli.imsiuldin. Commandant of the Polire Depot here.
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    Youth sent to 'school' for robbery
    90 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The senior sessions court president here, Syed Hassan AlJefrl, yestercay has ordered a 17-year-old youth to be sent j to the Sir Henry Gurney I School in Malacca until he reaches the age of 21 years. The youth. Mervyn BtOaft, was
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    Intensive drive against secret society gangsters
    629 13  -  RUDY BELTRAN: Kuala Lumpur, Friday By Police arrest 190 leaders; screen more than 6,000 thugs THE POLICE in Malaya and Singapore have mounted an intensive drive against secret society hide-outs. So far they have: Detained a total ol 190 gang leaders, including more than
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    'Success of Jurong an example to others'
    322 13 'Success of Jurong an example to others' SINGAPORE, Friday. 'JHE United Nations representative in Malaysia, Mr. David Blickenstaff, said here today that the success of the Jurong experiment was something which other developing countries could examine to determine what were the factors which made it a success. Mr. Blickenstaff, whose
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    Hovercraft cargo
    35 13 SINGAPORE. Pn. ttm nrst I hovercraft to be exported to Japan from Britain will pass through Singapore on board the P O cargo ship. Surat due here on Feb. 5 to discharge cargo.
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    Emulate Churchill, MCA youth told
    130 13 MUAR, Fri. TH« Assistant Minister of Education, Mr. Lee Slok Yew. last night called upon Malaysian politicians to emulate the spirit and devotion of the late Sir Winston Churchill. Speaking at the oath-taking ceremony of new officials of the Parit Stongkat MCA Youth branch here,
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    Sultan will join prayers
    70 13 Sultan will join prayers SUNOEI PATANI. Frl. The Sultan of Kedah wiil ;oln the congregational prayers ;it [be Zahlr Mosque in Alor Star 00 Harl Raya morning. Muslims who wish to attend arr requeued to be at the mosque at 845 am After prayers, from 10.15 .i.m. the Sultan will
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    Malaysians on British TV
    37 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fi:. Malaysian children will feature In a British Television film shot recently in Malaysia. The film entitled "Ulu Gomoil;" was shot by the West Reinon British Broadcasting Corporation's national history unit.
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    Lock icon Why Borneo students shun technical jobs
    144 13 JESSELTON. Frl. Sabah and Sarawak suffer not only from a lack of technical teachers, but also of technical students, an Education Ministry official said here today. Mr. J. A. Richards, the assistant adviser on technical education said students in the two States preferred white
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    Alarm bell saves lawyer but not Swiss —tourist
    315 13 Alarm bell saves lawyer but not Swiss tourist DENANG, Fri. A 1 Swiss world tourist, Miss Anna Meier, 39, was robbed of $95. US$BOO in travellers' cheques and a gold bracelet early this morning when burglars broke into a lawyer's house in Western Road where she was staying. The lawyer.
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      809 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channel 5 X.1.. 4 I. I'm.vis Tor the Better Or Worser"; 6 Ipoh A; Malacca 6.17 little R«sculs— Forgotten P.M.: 2.30 Test Pattern and I Babies": 6.30 Huckleberry Music; 3.00 Programme Sun:- Hound; 7.00 New 6 in English; mary; 3.02 Maverick "Com- j 7.10 Modern Drama In
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      Lock icon Sato: Not the right time
      63 14 TOKYO. Pri. Mr. Etfaku Sato, the Japanese Prime Minister, said in the Diet yesterday that Japan, which had friendly relations with both Indonesia and i. was in a position to mpclinte between them. But he added that he did not think this was an opportune
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      73 14 WASHINOTON. Pri— The US has- ordered its ambassador U) Tanzania. Mr. William Leonhar: to return here for consultation? I as an expression of displeasure at the recent expulsion of two U.S diplomatsThe diplomats- Mr. Robert C.P Gordon, counsellor of the U.s Embassy, and Mr. Frank C
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      Lock icon US-Japan treaty: Sato angers Red China
      433 14 US-Japan treaty: Sato angers Red China TOKYO, Friday. RELATIONS between Communist China and Japan slid further downhill yesterday as the Chinese again denounced Prime Minister Sato while the Premier stated he would keep the, U.S.-Japan mutual security treaty in force as long as possible after it expires in 1980. In
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      85 14 Pakistani newsman shot dead KARACHI. Fri. Mr. Jamir Ahmad, news, manager of the Lahore b r anch of the Pakistan Press Association news agency, was shot dead; in Lahore last night. Mr. Abdul Baqi Balach. a member of the West Pakistan i I Assembly, was seriously wounded. Six shots were
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      127 14 Peking to weed out the unreliables HONG KONG, FrL Communist China will soon launch a huge "rectification campaign to weed out politically unreliable elements and seek out those upon which the regime nay rely." it was reported here yesterday. The anti-Communist Chinese language newspaper Sin* Tao Jin Pao quoted newly
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      181 14 Peking to Jakarta: USSIOOmiI worth of credits JAKARTA. Fri— lndonesia has received from China credits for economic development worth I'SSIOO million. Antara news asency reported from Prkins yesterday. It was quoting >tatrmrnts by Mr (ianis Harsono the Foreign Ministry's official spokesman, following the last round of talks between Dr. Subandrio,
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      47 14 SEOUL. Fn. Briß-Gen. Kirn Hona-Kyu. the man expected tc command the 2.000 non-combat Korean troops to South Vietnam, has been found physically unfit for the post, it was reported yesterday. A new commander is expected to be named in a few days. 'UPI.
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      Queensland faces a general strike
      185 14 BRISBANE, Friday. THE Queensland trade union movement, rallying to the support of the striking Mount lsa miners, yesteniay called a general strike throughout the State for next Wednesday. Mount lsa. a remote Western Queensland town dependent on giant copper mines i in the area, has
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      65 14 MANILA, Fri._ Mayor Antonio Villegas of .Manila has banned smoking in public places starting today. The ordr- affect* public utility vrhiclw, elevator*, fac- torins, plants and retail stores which accommodate more than 200 people or in which more than 25 people are employed, bedrooms in hospitals, hotels, dormitories
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      463 15 AND FIVE OTHER RULING MONARCHS WILL ATTEND THE FUNERAL TODAY LONDON, Friday. QUEEN and commoner, and every strata of society between the two paid homage to Sir Winston Churchill last night by filing silently past his flag-draped coffin. Queen Elizabeth stood silently with
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      Why Johnson isn 't sending Humphrey to the funeral
      171 15 WASHINGTON. Fri. I President j Johnson's dec i s ion j not to send Vice-Pre-sident Hubert Humphrey in his place to Urn State funeral of j Sir Winston Churchill has caused some surprlM here. But a suggestion by a London newspaper
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      74 15 1 LONDON. Fri. The People's Republic of rliina will not be represented at Sir Winston's funeral. Informed sources said today that the Peking Government had told Britain it would not be nominating a representative. No reason for this decision was given The British Government had invited all
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      89 15 rh BBC will broadcast commentaries on the State funeral on the following frequencies 0900 1145 GMT on 21.66 megacycles in the 13 metre band; 0900 1345 GMT on 21.55 megacycles in the 13 metre band; OQOO 1615 GMT on 17.19 megacycles in the 16 metre band and 15. T0 megacycles
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      171 15 PARIS. Fri General Maxlme Weygand. former French. Army commander, died here yesterday, aged 98. He broke his thigh bone In a fall in his Pans home last week. General Weygand was born in Brussels, but later became a French citizen and. as
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      307 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. T-ll others about fuel to be 1. Creation of hereditary factors *}*<* for nothing in parts (J). is coming? (7) 7 S 11 1 bursts weir in capita! 6. Serious crime, 'trail starting «LV«» «w, with motive <7>. 8 p° tn abroad, we hear, to
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    The man who knew what war meant
    136 16 The man who knew what war meant TO my mind one requirement was imperative and overrode c r y considerations we had to win the war. I was convinced that Winston Churchill stood head and shoulders above any other possible Prime Minister: I personally was relieved when I knew that
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    1530 16 A SUMMING UP: HE WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST MEN THAT HISTORY HAS RECORDED BEAVERBROOK continued to offer Churchill advice from time to time, and again, so far as I know, he was usually wrong. It was Beaverbrook, as is well known, who advised Churchill on how to conduct
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      99 16 Sole Agents: NEW GREAT WALL CO., 49, Middle Road, SINGAPORE 7. Tel: ***** Branch Office Hardware House Ist FL. K.Lumpur Te1: ***** Issued By:- Engineering Export Promotion Council (INDIA) 6xZooIJ>V I>4smm2-speede/ecf,./1 >45mm2-speede/ ecf Zooming range from wide angle to tele:6x"!! NHSH "STi^ Automatic, through the lens exposure control (CdS). I
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        79 17 A zebra that holds up all the traffic PEDESTRIANS using the zebra crossing in Tiong Bahru Road cause I delay and inconvenience to people travelling along this part of the road every morning between seven and eight o'clock. Almost every second a pedestrian will cross over, resulting in long traffic
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        47 17 DECENTLY 1 went to the District Hospital for some medicine in the hope that I would be treated free or be charged a dollar or so. But to my surprise I was charged $4.50. Are the health authorities trying to compete with private practitioners" VICTIM P.irii Bunta.
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        60 17 DATES oi interest CAarged by banking and finance nouses have risen but the interest rate of the savings banks has remained static. The alacrity with which increased demands upon the public were recently Imposed is in sharp contrast to the procrastination evident in any move to improve the very low
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        50 17 1 REGISTERED my name with the Labour Exchange in 1%1 and have renewed my card constantly. But disgusted with the lack of response I tore up my card. 1 have been waiting four years to get a job. Is the unemployment situation in this country that bad? JOBLESS I Kajang
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      732 17 In the right situation —yes me to comment on a few points raised by Inche Rahim Ishak in his letter (S.T. Jan. 21). First, on what people generally understand saudara to mean. To ascertain this, one has to make a general survey. But I
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      The answer to traffic congestion in K.L.
      263 17 THE annual one-month miracle during the tasting month of traffic in the town centre oi Kuala Lumpur moving smoothly and quickly will end next week. But one must hope that the lessons from it will be learned and applied urgently. The solution to
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      81 17 IN reply to the letter by "Impatient" (B.T. Jan. 20) may I say that Jalan Tempau is a private street and that the P.W.D. has already initiated action to make up this street Into a public road. This process always takes time since it involves serving notices
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      259 17 HERE IS THE NEW SANKYO AUTO-4X The world's most compact quality Bmm cine camera with 1:4 power zoom lens (f/ 1.7, 7.5 mm to 30mm) For a perfect companion to the above, see the Sankyo Load-Matic (Auto-loading Bmm Projector) Sanlcya SANKYO SEIKI MFG. Cp., LTD. Shimb«shi. Tokyo, Japa» EaMa lI.UMLi
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      579 18 l( nntinurd from Page 12) RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT IS Word* SS (Minimum) BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH of Malaysia. Sunday Services. /Sion. sernnKuon Garden 9.10 a.m.; Life, GUstead Road. 10.00 a.m. and 7.45 p.m. (Revival Hour); Galilee. 5t m.s.. I'Buir Panjang Road. 5.00 p.m. "Jesus Saves". OVERSEAS LEAVE IS Warms St (Ml*.)— Box
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      1103 18 SITUATIONS VACANT 15 Kurd* SI (Mi*.)— Box St el*, extra EXPERIENCED GENERAL AMAH to live in Must speak Enailsh and have references Apply 13 Merryn Road. District 11, (Spore). WANTEO TWENTY BAR Waitresses English Bpeaklng. Good salary. Apply personally New Zealand Bar. 81 Bencoolen Street. Slngapors. Tel: *****. EMM EXPERIENCED
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      782 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT I4i.ro*. <« I Ml* I -Hnx i* f. m>'< DISTRICT IS. Fully rurulshed house Sem i -detached Three bedrooms too toilets. Good locality. Vacant about 2u February. Rtag Singapore *****. SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW Chancery Hill, three main bedrooms, quiet hilltop, unfurnished, immediate occupation. 5,500 sq.ft. $450/-. ***** B'pore. FOR
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      1020 18 EDUCATION IS Word* ft (mm.)— Box it et: rxlro LCC BOOK-KEEPING iiuestlons/ explanatory solution* Modern itcbool it Batten KOHd. Spore SURVEYING LEVELLING: Theory. Outdoor Practicals All instruments Tal U7167/***** Spore RAJA'S COLLEGE offers: (Secretarial (for Girls); Stenography, Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Typewriting, English. Malay Register early: U5558 Spore. RAPID COURSES! Secretarial, Stenography,
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      880 18 FOR HIRE Word* t I Hit t Hox Sa rt* txlrm COOD USED CARS for hire at moderate fee. Apply Tay Voon Used Car 32. Bencoolen street, Spore. VARIOUS SIZE* REFRICERATORS at reasonable rates Central Refrigeration. :i4t> Joo Chlat Road, a'nore Phone *****/*****. FURNITURE Kor 8lr« oi Blrc fur. enass
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      963 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE 15 Word* *t (mttm.)—B*x Sa ri* txtrm I*6l VOLKSWAGEN aad 1962 Volvo' Ofllce hours tel. U5701 Singapore. Chung. View 1778 Halg Road. CITROEN IDIt 19*3 30.000 miles. I non $4,000 Galloway. ***** HH home, spore. 1950 BORCWARD 'T$- $2100/-. 1961 OttO/-, t992 A-850 8/Wagon S2HOO/-. Seen 15
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      1120 18 i VEHICLES FOR SALE |j IS W..r«\ S« i Mtn.)—Bnx 5» rfj. rrfr.i 1964 MINI-SUPER. ii'»i;i f Cortina. M/ 1100, 19H1 Volkswagen. IVSP '6O O/ I Rekord P/SWaiiun. 1C57 Hlllmsn. i 103.1 K/Anulla. 245 Middle Road, Spore MML i It6l HOLDBN two owners wren mair alned and In excellent condition
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      827 18 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE, ETC. IS Warm* M Wm.) Bam Sl> rt*. rxtrm TIRED' LET LAUREL Ml Kteamhath refresh \ou Licensed seur M I-P K:\er Val..-y Road, s por< Ns*BMN MM lu.uo *in in I imi |i xtuirp. JEUNESSE ET BEAUTE I'.elaxlßg body-in "1 masseur/ masseuse Modi m uss Nvm-tn. H A
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      1270 19 V^TTLr^^^iw>dmr^\^rvirhrr^i| TO LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST U.K.. Out S'pori Sails P. Sham Pining CLYTONEUS Liverpiil, Avormouth ll Pt/Ttday Jai 31 MtCHAON Liverpatl, Glasgow Jaa 31 Fel 4 ANCHISES li»erieel Fll i Fit 1 Ft* 111 Fil 11 ANTENOR Luerpeil, Dublin, Glasgow... Fet 11 Fet 13 Fet 14 II Fel 17
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      1274 19 |Eg|| THE EAC LINES E^ \~~7 siMCAfott niMA iimihihi iwiiiii— tra ptttAtto flune 7UI. Pketl *****. Ptint (311. Pttll *****. SAILINGS TO BEYROUTH, LATTAKIA, GENOA. LE dAVRE. HAMBURS, BREMEN. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, tOTNENBUHG, AJRHUS ANO COPENHACE*! Singapore P Sham Penani "BUSUANGA" (a) (41.3-4/1 Fit 2/ 9 Fll 1/ 7 Fll
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      1280 19 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOt I CONTINENTAL PORTS RPMAinPR Hamburg Mar t BfiN ALULK London Mar II Singaport P -am Penang M'lioiiM Mar 2* F.i 3/( Fit 7/* ".^f i;; 2 BENRINNES r- ggj gJ Singapore P. Sham Penang Rotterdam Mar 11 Fel 4/ I Frt 7/ Antwerp Mar 22
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      1316 19 IpW ELLERMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. I^T^ LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Smpport P. Sham Penang t CITY OF COLOMBO 3* Jai, 1 Fit t CITY OF KHARTOUM Fel FLAMIfc AN 15/17 Fit II 19 Fel 21 Fel I CITf OF WELLINGTON 27 Ftt/ 1 Mar 2 Mar
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    Moderate turnover on Rubber Market
    554 20 DURING the past week rubber has fluctuated very narrowly, but despite this fact, and some periods of intense inactivity, turnover has been moderate report H. C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current market survey. Again there have been very few outside Influences, 'ither political or technical,
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    INACTIVE DAY ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE From Our Market Correspondent
    486 20 INACTIVE DAY ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE From Our Market Correspondent QUIET conditions were the order of the day on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with only 2\ trading days to go before the four-day holiday closure next week. The market was inactive with prices little changed on Thursday's levels.
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 20 Malayan Stock Indices Jan. 28 Jan. 29 'Industrials: 80.65 80.84 Tins: 110.66 110.55 rubbers: 106.26 106.26 •Dec. SO, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    823 20 BUSINESS In and reported to tiie Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustead (lJJOO) J1.41. (1 (100) »1.43: C.S. HtldlnM (1000) S2dS; Dunlapa (1.000) JI.6S. («000) SI «7: Eastern Smelters
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 20 JAN. 29. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71J cents (unchanged). TIN: $614.75 (down SI). Unofficial estimated offering 275 tons (up 35 tons)
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    RUBBER PRICES
    245 20 I.'EBRUARV firat grade rubber t.a.la. 1 buyart closed at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur ypstentay at IU cent* per lb., uncban^<-d on Thursdays cloning level lor the po»ition. The tone was very quiet. (I.A.S. and F.M.R.E. doting price* In cents par lb. yesterday: Int. 1 K.S.S.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    85 20 r prlE Malayan Eichanx* Banks' Am--1 ciatlon made tbere changes la Its raten to merchants yesterday (all rates to (lOOi: New Yerk: buying TT 32 11/16. airmail OD 32 13/16. 90 d/st. 33J credit bills. 33 5/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35», airmail OD 35i, 90 d/at.
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    Straits tin price falls by one dollar
    317 20 HPHK price of tin In Penang X yesterday fell by one dollar to $611.75 on an offering estimated increased by 35 tons to 27.1 tons. In London on Thursday tin held about steady throughout moderate dealings to show hardly any change on balance,
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      994 20 AUSTRALIA SERVICE INOU. PAKISTAN AM P SUIF SflrVlCt BtUPCTA 11 Fll 12 11 Fal 14/11 Fll S'WI P. S'haa Penans BOMttlA- I Mar 1/11 Mar 1M« Hat RAJULA 11/ IFN 7 Fel I Fll FROM lU<miU. NEW HAUND RAJUiA 24/ 1 Mai I Mai 1 Mar iea»a '•mamie Spore P
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      335 20 NEDLLOYD LINES GREAT LAKES SERVICE Fast sailings from Malaysia direct to Canadian and U.S. Great Lakes ports Vessel Singapore P. S'htm Penang Arr. Montreal BENGKALIS 1/ I Mil 11/11 Mar 12/11 Mar 12 Apr BILLITON 4/11 Apr 12/11 Apr 14/15 Apr 14 May IZEEUNO 4/11 Mar 12/11 V.i 14/15 May
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      808 21 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the I office of the Director of Public Works. Jalan Maxwell, Kuala Lumpur irom PWD. Registered Piling Contractors (Class BX and above) for the Piling Foundations to the Proposed General Hospital at Seremban up to 12 noon on Friday I'titli February. 1965.
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      1144 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOB SENIOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANT. APPLICATIONS are Invited for the post of Senior Technical Assistant in the Resettlement Department. Brunei. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: (a) Passed Form IV English or its equivalent with Mathematics and Physics as subjects. (b> Possession of approved qualification such as City
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      678 21 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Chairman. Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor. Fullerton Building, for the following works:<a> The repair and reinstate- j ment of the access roads, drains etc. within the stan- dard factory building com- I pounds in the light industrial area.
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      752 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Applications are Invited tor the following appointments In the Electricity Department. The comI mencing basic salary offered will Ibe dependent upon applicant's qualifications and experience plus I Central Provldtnt Fund benefits. Appointments will be on temporI ary basis in the
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      638 21 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) IX THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE BANKRUPTCY NOS. 265/1956 Abdul Hamld bin Abdullah, 628-C. Aljunled Road, Spore. (.Usher). 427/ 1956 Koh Yeok Eng. 88, Johore Road, Spore (Driver). 370/ 1957 K. Thambiah, 34-B. Delta Avenue, Spore. (Attendant). 568/1957 Attan bin Idrls, 1678. Kirn Keat
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      458 21 INVESTMENT OFFICER FOR MALAYSIA We need a man between ages 28 and 35 preferably with a University degree. The man we will employ must have had several years experience with a bank, trust company, investment brokerage firm or similar institution and be familiar with the local investment market. This is
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      Box Office 111 likely to be Coleman's pick
      326 22 RACING with Epsom Jeep: Kuala Lumpur, Friday JJOX OFFICE 111 and Entertainment V two of the Shaw Stable's three-horse team for the Teng ku's Gold Cup on Feb. 7 will contest the Cup Trial over 9f here on Sunday. Stable jockey Des
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      SPOTLIGHT on your fancies...
      402 22 EPSOM |EEP spotlights the fancied runners tomorrow: RACE ONE hengai Batu cuu handle Dg; working well. Cinema IV third to Captain'j, Guide over Penang 7f in Oc'.iber: has von over 7f. The Wee Cobbler a winner over Bukit Timah 7f last seasonworking well. RACE TWO Beradu
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      KL- 1st day
      1232 22 Race 0ne— 2.30 Cl 6 Div z ($4,000) 7f 1 ***** Cbenrai Batu g (Dato Low Vat) Rocigers. 7 9.0 (F) Maniam 11 2 ***** Petite Mademoiselle g (Venl Vlcii Paul. 6 813 3 ***** Helena a (Olympia St Teh 6 8.12 <F) M. Lee 1 4
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      160 22 MELBOURNE. Pri. American Billle Jean Moffltt and 1 Robyn Ebbern. of Australia, who have won three state doubles titles on the Australian lawn tennis titles cult (his season, today qualified tor the doubles final in the national championships here. Seeded third for the event. Miss Moffitt and
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      326 22 ASSISTANT ENGINEER Required by Consulting Engineers in Kuala Lumpur for the design and technical administration of air-conditioning and mechanical services on commercial and industrial projects. Send resume of qualifications and experience to: PREECE, CARDEW RIDER, Mercantile Bank Building. 7th floor, Market Street, Kuala Lumpur. SITUATIONS VACANT S nd^ Te:cTence Preference
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      389 22 NOTICES LOST OF CERTIFICATES j POLAR CREAMERIES k CO., LTD. 254 Macphrnon Road. Singapore 13. APPLICATIONS have been made I (o the Directors of this Company to Issue to See Char Ham and See Kan. of Parit Bulat, Muar. Johore; end See Eng Sek. ot 66 Upper Nankin Street. Singapore;
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      304 22 from COLD STORAGE SUNSHINE BAKERIES Whether the occasion is a birthday, wedding, anniversary or just an impromptu get-together, there's just nothing better than Cold Storage Sunshine Confectioneries, why? because Cold Storage Sunshine Conf ectioneris* are made from only the finest ingredients and prepared under the strictest standards of hygiene. Cold
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      Choo may lose coaching job
      203 23 Choo may lose coaching job By Ken Fernandez KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Choo Seng Quee may lose his Job as Malay-, sian national soccer coach for schools. Choo left for Singapore four months ago and since then has not done any coaching of schoolboys. A spokesman of the FA. of Malaysia
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      Negri Rangers pull off a Ist day surprise
      373 23 Negri Rangers pull off a Ist day surprise INTER-CLUB HOCKEY QUAD SINGAPORE, Friday IGKI SEMBILAN Rangers, dark horses in the new quadrangular tournament for champ ion hockey clubs, pulled off a first-day surprise when they beat the powerful Kilat Club of Kuala Lumpur at Farrer Park today. In the other
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      MALACCA SEEK REVENGE
      98 23 MALACCA SEEK REVENGE MALACCA. Fri. Malacca Chinese and Perak Chinese meet again in the MCFA Cup final at Kubu Stadium here on Sunday (5.15 p.m.). Last year Perak beat Malacca 3-1 in the final played at Ipoh. "With the advantage of playing at home this year, we expect to avenge
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      Ross gets first team game today
      184 23 Ross gets first team game today RUGGER IITUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The I Selangor Rugby Union 1964- 65 season ends tomorrow with the annual match between Selangor I Club and a Selangor Invitation I fifteen on the Kuala Lumpur Padang (kickofl 5 p.m.). I The Invitation team this year will comprise
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      18 23 LONDON. Prl. England beat Scotland 7-2 in an international badminton match at Eastbourne I yesterday. Reuter.
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      Billy Ng to meet Aik Huang in 'return'
      256 23  - Billy Ng to meet Aik Huang in 'return' LIM KEE CHAN SBA TO STAGE ALL-STAR EXHIBITION MATCHES FOR ALL-ENGLAND FUND By OINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Badminton Association will stage an all-star programme of three singles and one doubles at the SBA Hall. Guillemard Road, on Feb. 9. Proceeds will go
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      727 23  -  j Norman Siebel By IN ABANDONING the two-zone grouping for the Malaya Cup tournament this year at the insistence of the big states because they have lost money, the FAM should not fall back again on a previous "reject There is at the moment the
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        26 23 Major units final (Seremban>: Ist Bn N- Zealand Inf. Reg: bt 17 Gurkha Signals 41-32. Rengam Lge (Kluang): Choon Seng bt I Yong Kek 63-55-
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        18 23 McGilUvray Cup IT. Ansoni: Jendarata 2 K- Bemam 1. Friendly (Kluang Fed. Engineers 3 Kluang Indians 2.
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        8 23 Friendly (Malacca): NU Teachers 4 Medicals 1-
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    218 24 'SOEKSTANDS ALONE' MYTH ENDED KCALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Subandrio-Chen Vi communique has destroyed the myth, once and for all, that Indonesia's foreign policy is independent and non-aligned. This was stated by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of External Affairs, Dato Mohamed Ghazali bin Shafie, when he commented on the
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    Unilever takeover
    32 24 RANGOON, Pri— The Government today announced nationalisation of Burma Unilever Ltd., established over 10 years ago as a Joint enterprise between trie Burmese Government and the British Lever Brothers firm.
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    77 24 SYDNEY, Fri. Mr. Ray Maber today resigned as Speaker of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 24 hoars after being sent for trial on a charge of indecency. In a statement announcing his resignation, he insisted that he was completely innocent of the charge. Maher,
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    455 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri PEK ING-PRODUCED films were recently shown in a Communist terrorist camp in the Malaysia-Thai border area. Security forces found the vacated camp capable of accommodating more than 200 terrorists. Intelligence reports reaching security officials indicated that terrorists have regrouped in the
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    330 24 LONDON. Fri. A generally satisfactory week ended on a very firm note. Business showed a marked expansion and brokers reported an increase In inquiries. Investment buying was again stimulated by the recent Government moves to boost exports and by the steady flow of encouraging company statements. Dollar stocks
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    26 24 LONDON. Fri Buyers £1225. sellers £1235. Forward buyers £1220. sellers £1225. Settlement £1240. Turnover am 65 tons, p.m. 35 tons. Tone: Quiet and barely steady.
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      43 24 Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 95 73 Kota Bharu 84 75 Penang 91 75 Ipoh 73 Malacca 91 73 Singapore 91 72 C. Highland 73 55
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