The Straits Times, 2 March 1961

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 He****** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    ONG: The BIG DEBATE
    641 1 ¥w W f '^t^i 'f IB W '{t)i) M*1"I MCl*) jffinT^M^B Nomination day for Hong Lim by-election will be March 11 Condemn him motion by Deputy P.M. THE SINGAPORE Legislative Assembly today began its debate on the Chua Commission of Inquiry report which had dismissed as
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    Lock icon Dag appeals to African States for 5,500 additional men to boost —UN Congo force to 23,000 men
    448 1 Dag appeals to African States for 5,500 additional men to boost —UN Congo force to 23,000 men NEW YORK. Wednesday AFRICAN States arc being asked to send 5,500 more men to the Congo to bring the UN force up to 23.000 men, Mr. Hammar ski or Id. the Sec-retary-General, said
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    Lock icon KENNEDY NAMESS NEW ENVOY TO CEYLON
    100 1 KENNEDY NAMES S NEW ENVOY TO CEYLON WASHINGTON. Wed. President Kennedy has named Miss Frances E. Willis, at present United States Ambassador to Norway, as the new Ambassador to Ceylon. She will succeed Mr. Bernard Gufler. whom President Kennedy has named as the new Ambassador to Finland. Miss Willis is
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    Daily Mail on plans of Tengku
    61 1 Daily Mail on plans of Tengku LONDON. Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman. Malaya.-; Prime Minister, was reported in the Daily Mall today as saying that he would "attack South Africa unreservedly" for its apartheid policy. The newspaper published an interview with the Te.igku hy Its correspondent Kenneth Ames under such headlines
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    ASAS: THE P.I. STAND —BY SERRANO
    144 1 ASAS: THE P.I. STAND —BY SERRANO MANILA. Wed. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Felixberto Serrano, said yesterday Philippine membership in the proposed Association of South-East Asian States (ASAS) was an active implementation of this country's "economic diplomacy." He had requested President Carlos P. Garcia to form a group of experts which
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    Swyer: Another operation
    46 1 SINGAPORE." Wed. Doctors today wcrr still fighting !to save the life of British airman Barry Swyer. 21. who was critically injured in a motor-cycle accident las>t, Wednesday. An R.A.F. spokesman tonight said that Swytr had undergone another operation. His condition remained un- changed.
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    Soviet envoy briefs Rusk on Laos
    163 1 WASHINGTON, Wed— The The Soviet Ambassador, Mr. Mikhail A. Menshikov. 'gave the Secretary of the State. Mr. Dean Rusk, a 40- minute briefing yesterday on Russia's views on the civil war in Laos. The meeting followed an appeal by Mr. Rusk to the Soviet
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    Ceylon: Forces go into Jaffna
    110 1 Ceylon: Forces go into Jaffna r»OLOMBO. Wed.Royal Ceylon Navy units moved into Jaffna, in the Tamil-speaking northern peninsula, today the 10th day of Federal Party picketing of Government offices over the introduction of Sinhalese as the official language. The units were posted at all main approaches leading to the provincial
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    LATEST
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      10 1 THE DEBATE: Full report in Pages 2, 5, 12, 14
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    Toh: Inquiry proved that Ong grossly abused his privilege
    1525 2 Toh: Inquiry proved that Ong grossly abused his privilege MOTION INTRODUCED AGAINST EX-MEMBER FOR HONG LIM SINGAPORE, Wednesday. OLNGAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, said today that the report of the Chua inquiry commission had proved that Mr. Ong Eng Guan, when a member of the Assembly, had
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    'WE HAD NOTHING EVIL TO HIDE'
    10541 2 conden-.nation and that this Assembly had no Jurisdiction to deal with the matters ixised therein "We. on the Government side, v.ere In no doubt at all that the Assembly had powers to condemn the mem>;r for Hong Llm in the circumstances of the case
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      252 2 ■r ARP Li n r s LIVING I I IFF W Lire So many people waste half their days. By the time work is over they have no strength to enjoy their hours together. They are only living half a life. If you feel like this, you need Scott's Emulsion.
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      51 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby -T -1 I —I I EVERYBODY SAYS I /WAKE /ANO THIS IS TUE (l TOOK A LOT) \W6LL OONT A v WONDERFUL cakes/ I best evec- it mas A \op TgouauE/ losc'youc yww^^Kt^ \Ev£gv thing .Njy 2^ VooNPioeNcy II A>.v t flp f II r
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    Lock icon British bases will stay
    315 3 NO PLAN TO ABANDON DEFENCE OBLIGATIONS! T ONDON, Wed. The British Gov ernment yesterday rejected a Labour Party suggestion that Britain should wind up some of its overseas bases. Mr. Harold Watkinson, the Defence Minuter said Britain had no intention to leave places like Hong Kong
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    Lock icon APARTHEID: GHANA WILL RAISE ISSUE
    81 3 ACCRA. Wed.— President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana will raise the question of South Africa's racial policies at the forthcoming Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference if no one else does, a Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman said here yesterday He .said: "If no other country leads a discussion
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    Women seek protection
    57 3 pONCOLESE women linev up outside the Malayan Special Force camp in I eopoldville seeking United Nations protection against the terror regime of Mr. Kasavubu and Col. Mobutu. They were housed in the camp and Riven meals in the soldiers' canteen. Pro-Lumumba people in Leopoldvillc have been suffering
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    Lock icon Problem phase ahead for rubber industry, he says
    549 3 LONDON, Wed 'rHE rubber industry is entering upon a new phase fraught with problems for ooth natural and synthetic rubber producers and the markets that seek to serve them. Mr. S. N. Whitehead, the chairman of the Rubber Traders' Association of London,
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    Lock icon £541 MILLION UNSPENT AID
    128 3 NEW DELHI, Wed.— lndia has been unable to spend all the foreign credits and loans received during the second flve-year-plan, Mr. Morarjl Desai. Finance "Minister, said yesterday. Presenting his 1961-62 budget, he told parliament that India received 15.170 million rupees (about £1.188 mlHion) from these sources
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    Lock icon Commons uproar over Congo recruiting in Britain
    300 3 Commons uproar over Congo recruiting in Britain I ONDON, Wed. A Labour M.P.. Mrs. Barabara Castle, asserted in the House of Commons today she had "definite evidence* that the Belgian assistant military attache in London had been trying to get British recruits for service IB the Congo. Mrs. Castle asked
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    Lock icon Policemen back
    26 3 HONG KONG. Wed. Three British police subinspectors, who have been missing since Sunday when they went sailing, returned here today from Communist China. Reuter.
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      373 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA TKTjRrrjS" .4l7.neue 5 from 8.00 9.00 p.m. A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. NegaraA.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.3? i Ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News: 'Melodies; 6.50 Keep Pit With Telk i 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00 The i Lee; 7.00 Music For Sweethearts;
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    Pi/of passes through on air record bid
    412 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday A PLANE crash at A Rangoon Airport nearly led to change of route for Ron Flockhart the Scottish racing driver who is now trying to beat the 23-year-old Sydney to London solo flight air record when he arrived here today. Ron,
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    Youth is found stabbed in chest
    126 4 Youth is found stabbed in chest SINGAPORE. Wed.— Police are investigating the case of a 21-year-old youth who was found lying by the side of a road with serious stab wounds soon after a secret society gang clash yesterday. The youth. Tan Siok Hwee, is now in the General Hospital
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    UNION WARNING TO A BANK
    223 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. THE Singapore Bank Employees' Union today warned the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation that "if the union is compelled to take stronger industrial action in furtherance of its claims, the rigid and unreasonable attitude of the bank must be held responsible.'' A statement by the
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    NEW BISHOP OF STORE, MALAYA ENTHRONED
    205 4 NEW BISHOP OF STORE, MALAYA ENTHRONED SINGAPORE, Wed. The new Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the Rt. Rev. Cyril Kenneth Sansbury. was this evening enthroned in St. Andrew's Cathedral. In a sermon after his enthronement. Bishop Sansbury reminded Christians of their double duty towards the State. TO SUPPORT those in.
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    EICHMANN: HOW THE END CAME
    139 4 EICHMANN: HOW THE END CAME rE weeks dragged on. Tuviah Friedman, the man who vowed to bring mass- murderer Eichmann to justice, was in despair. It seemed that after almost 15 years as "The Hunter" he was as far off as ever. Then one morning he received a letter from
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    CHRISTIANS REMINDED OF THEIR TWO DUTIES TO THE STATE
    19 4 THE BISHOP knocking on the closed door of the Cathedral.
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    SAILOR WILL NOT GO TO JAIL
    147 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. tiILIPINO sailor, Cresente Passol, under a Dis- trict Court sentence of three years' jail on a charge of robbery, was freed on appeal in the High Court here today, r Another man. Mohamed Kasslm bin Mohamed Khan, a bar attendant, who had
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    350 4 TIE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: From London. Zurich, Cairo. Bahrein. Bombay, Colombo (BA 788) 5.20 a.m.; Irom Sydney, Daruin (BA 713> 845 p.m.; from London, Zuncu, Istanbul, Tehran, Karacni C»lcutl» (BA 710) 1005 p.m. Qantas:
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      288 4 [Singapore diary...] THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY: i dwson Hill labourers- quarters. Talk on ;'Tne Buddhist Nfonk" All &ho«s start at 7p m by :iie Vm. Chandraoiri at 8, ckrmav n K ti h t Cairnhlll Road. 6.30 p.m. -V L B Y* POSTER ART: FREE FILM SHOWS: At 69. Si 1 1
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    47 6 in Morrf. fin >Wimm»mi MR AND MRS. PS JASWAN thank .-nd« and kind aitrndance. asaistanre sMi pri-nen n on the occasion Of 'heir marriage on 11.2 61. MR ft MRS. POH K.ANC HOE help rendered on the occaaion of their marriage on 25.2 61 at sport.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 6 M M-.rW. fin i Minimum, IN LOVING MEMORY of O'ir beloved mother. Constance Lrsula Richards. •c unnlvrrKsry falls toher »oul rent in peace
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    258 6 "tt tin |t)nm»i| PRASTICALLV REDUCED SALE M ELIZABETH ARDEN Skin Tonlr Now Orchard Road s porr rail To-day THE MOST NOURISHING, delli ioil» rnom-y i«n buy i« Welgar Shredded Wheat. Ho good to eat, so v lor International Blind Bazaar Royal Singapore Golf Club Tues- h March Ticktt.i $1.50.
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    PHOTOGRAPHY
    85 6 70 Itordi H (On.)- Hex <■(.. (xlra COLOUR PHOTOCRAPHV naa many ommrrce and Industry. AdlavMaaaJMM of the proce«» to the MnlU Timei Colour Laboratories *Mfh produce up to 11" x 18" oat nil" lt« uae poi'lhle for many ourI" .i < includlnx houte magaxlnea, v thowcarda and Illuminated Whenever
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      Contest For Industry :
      658 6 Contest For Industry Nut without some justitication optimism occupies three parts of the Federation's attitude to industrialisation. Petaling Java is full, the Pioneer Industries Ordinance is doing well, the many blandishments uttered by busiincssmen hurrying through the International Airport M>und well. It does sometimes look as if industiiiilists are failing
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      The K.L. Buses
      342 6 Kuala Lumpur s unsatisfactory bus services have had hf continuous attention nf he traffic advisory committee :nd the Municipal Council :rom the day the Federal capital's post-war expansion segan. Perhaps the time has ■ome for an exhaustive investigation not only of present services but anticipated needs, further
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      The 'V Schools
      205 6 Driving schools in the Federation seem to be treating a little casually the new regulations which require them to register and to have instructors of acceptable calibre. There arc over 160 driving schools but no more than 30 have applied for the Ministry of Transport's approval which
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    SITUATIONS VACANT
    1315 6  -  ROLAND CHALLIS Incentives for the investor in the Federation by last of four articles ...in the new industrial state the biggest need will be for skilled men: Can Malaya fill it? THE manufacturer in the Federation has to employ Malayans; that, of course, is one of the Government's
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    THE VIEW FROM THE U.N's 38th FLOOR...
    988 6  -  PHILIP DEANE by New York. Wed IMAGINE th c worlds wealth as a room 12ft. by 12ft. Bnd the world's population as 16 people. One of these people Is the Englishspeaking Nortn American, and he ha.-> half the floorspace 72 sq. ft. In
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    JAPANESE IN BIG JOINT INDUSTRY
    253 7 JAPANESE IN BIG JOINT INDUSTRY KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —Malayan and Japanese industrialists are now negotiating to set up seven more types of Industries in the Federation involving a joint capital investment of i millions of dollars. The commercial secretary of the Japanese Emb;> here, Mr. S. Komatsu. said today that
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    Woman killed at work
    64 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A daily-paid woman labourer, fell 42ft. from the roof rf the Supreme Court to her death, a Coroner's Court was told today. She had been repairing the roof. The Assistant Coroner. Mr. Loke Slew Hoong. recorded a misadventure verdict on Hok Klan Tay. 49.
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    NEW BILLS IN ASSEMBLY
    101 7 SINGAPORE. Wed— The first reading of the Developactlng Parliamentary Secre- ment Loan Bill, tary to the Prime Minister. This asks for $4,000,000 to be Mr. Ong Chang Sam. moved ra i se d by way of a loan for the first reading of the Land tne
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    Clash over amended charge
    594 7 POSTPONEMENT BID BY DATO RAJASOORIA IS REJECTED IN BREACH OF TRUST CASE A CLERK employed by the firm of Boustead- Buttery Estates Agency Ltd., Lim Jit Weng, 35, was today charged with cheating the Chartered Bank of a total of $20,280. Lim was charged with dishonestly
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    New Spore Umno is ready
    116 7 New Spore Umno is ready CINGAPORE. Wed. The drive to reorganise the Slngaoore Umno has ended. An Umno source said today that all was ready for Inche Mohammed Khir Johari. the Federation Minister for Commerce and Industry, to pick a deputy chairman, treasurer and secretary-gene-ral to run the party. Inche
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    Four films at free show
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A free film show will be held at India House In Grange Road tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. The films to be shown are: "Home for the Homeless," "Schooling a Sub-Contlnent." and Earth and Water."
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    Young gambler
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A schoolboy, aged 11. who pleaded guilty in the Juvenile court to a charge of playing a game of dice with money as stakes on Feb. 27. was today fined $10.
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    DANGEROUS IMPORTED FLOWERS: BY A RUBBER EXPERT
    267 7 DANGEROUS IMPORTED FLOWERS: BY A RUBBER EXPERT KUALA LUiviPUR. Wed. The pretty flowers that visitors to Malaya sometimes carry when they step out of the plane or from a ship may be a menace to plants here. They may bear dangerous plant diseases from overseas and are not supposed to
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    ALLOCATION CUT: COUNCIL TO APPEAL
    84 7 ALLOCATION CUT: COUNCIL TO APPEAL KLANG. Wed— The Klang Town Council here today decided to appeal to the Ruler-In-Coundl against cuts by the State Government in the council's allocations for malarial control. Originally $260,154 was allocated. But for the first three months of this year the council received only 553.000.
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    $2,500 pipes are missing
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Iron pipes worth $2,500 were missed from a building site In Jalan Anngerret. off Macpherson Road today. A contractor. Mr. Tan Chee Keong. discovered the loss when he inspected the site.
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    Ancestral hall
    16 7 MTJAR, Wed. A Tan clan ancestral hall has been opened at Jalan Meriam here
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    Now a bus service for Bilut Valley
    116 7 KUANTAN. Wed. The Rural and Industrial Development Authority is to start a bus service at Bllut Valley, site of the Federation's largest land development scheme. The State Development Officer, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ismail, said in an annual report that $50,000 has been
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    Princess Charming with bright ideas for girls
    82 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Lovely bright-eyed Tengku Alnah, 20, has bright Ideas for young women in the Federation capital. A grand-daughter of Malaya's first Yang dl-Pertuan A (tone. this Princess Charming would like to see more Kuala Lumpur women join the Women's International Club
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    Council agrees to make up Ipoh's pot-holed roads
    265 7 IPOH, Wednesday. DOZENS of pot-holed roads which are the despair of motorists in some residential areas in Ipoh will now be improved by the Town Council. A report by the council's Treasurer on how this could ■oe done was passed at the
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    3 BORDER REDS GIVE UP IN THAILAND
    306 7 3 BORDER REDS GIVE UP IN THAILAND ALOR STAR, Wed. A The Kedah Government today announced that three more border terrorists including a married couple have surrendered to the Haadyal authorities in south Thailand. T e y have been Identified as Wu Chi Ming. 30. his wife. Chpng Yee Myl
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    Hanging death
    48 7 SINGAPORE* Wed.— The Assistant Coroner, Mr. Loke Slew Hoong, today recorded a verdict of suicide on Madam Tan Lan Kwee. 67, of Paslr Panjang Road, who died on Dec. 22 la-^t year, a •lay after she was found hanging from a window bar in her room.
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    GAY STYLES for the SARONG
    369 8 A CAMERA-SHY FILM STAR MODELS HER SIMPLE' WARDROBE gKAUTIFUL Farida Ariani, one of Indonesia's top film actresses, was taken aback when she was asked to be a model just for half an hour. "You want me to model Indonesian fashions?" she asked, looking disturbed. "But
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    Blazing a new trail in fashion
    185 8 Blazing a new trail in fashion DEGGY Massin re- porting from Paris says that emphasis on a natural waistline by wide sashes is the keynote of Hubert De Givenchy's new fashion collection. The new silhouette is evolutionary without dramatic change, but Givenchy may well be trail-blazing a new era of
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    Han Suyin will be guest too
    105 8 Han Suyin will be guest too rpHE Chinese Women's AsM. soclatlon is departing from the usual custom of sitting at a formal lunch and have instead organised an informal buffet of home cooked food at a get-to-gether tomorrow at 1 p.m. Several members are bringing In the Chinese food to
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    HOME PERM BECOMES POPULAR AND ECONOMICAL
    275 8 HOME PERM BECOMES POPULAR AND ECONOMICAL pOOD hair grooming w is a "must" in every woman's life. There are very few women these days who have not at one time or another paid a call at a beauty salon. Even teenagers hardly out of school are getting their hair styled
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    Charity film
    54 8 A FILM, "None but the Brave" will be shown in aid of the R.S.P.C.A. at the New Alhambra The- atre. Beach Road. Singapore on Wednesday, March 8. at 9.30 a.m. Tickets are now on sale at the R.S.P.C A. offices at 14& Orchard Road, and at Robinson's booking
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    Give family a teatime treat with coconut butterballs
    96 8 fiOCONUT butterballs are \J delicious for tea. You need half cup butter. Quarter cup sugar, few drops vanilla, pinch salt, one cup plain flour, half cup finely chopped, blanched almonds mixed with deaiccated coconut. Cream together butter and sugar, beat in vanilla.
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      286 8 J Straits Times Crossword i. Led jFsrst or shiP 6c s tAsn tru cau«e« complete «Undst4ll 7 A gun in Ireland is broken. 6. ttlmulu* of medicine. If ?tf rem Vt:o lM aU£lllor taken in retirement (6). 8 Simply heaven. If ones in tht 9 Indicating morUr work (8). show!
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 10 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares maintained X a steady trend here today. Aust. Chemical gained Is. sd. to 30s. lid. and Holdenson and N.eison Is. 3d. to 245. McPhersons eased Is 3d. to 61s. 3d Base metals and the oils remained steady, while Commonwealth Bonds held a firm tone.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    221 10 IJARCH first grade rubber buyer* 191 f.o.b. clo*ed In Singapore yesterday at 821 cent* per lb., down threeeighths of a cent on Tuesday's close. The tone wa* quietly stsady. S.C.C.R.A. CLOSING PRICES lo cent* per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R. 8.8. Spot f.o.b. buyer* 82|, seller* R2|
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    118 10 THI Chinese Produce Kiehang*. Sin--1 capers, noon prices per picul yesterday «er»: Copra ginr IK Continent March/ April shipments |2"> buyer*. $24) neller*. Coconut ell: Quiet; bulk S42i Kellers, drum 546 Kellers. Pepper: steady for black pepper: no business was reported done. Muntok wblt* $200 and Sarawak $195
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    89 10 THE Malayan Exchange Bank*' AmI elation made ttirse change* In It* rate* to merchant? yesterday (all rate* to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 7/16, O.D. 32 )/16. BO d/st 33 credit bill*. 33 1/16 trade bills. Sailing T.T. or O.D. roidy: Canada S2i: Swiss Franci 1411; Belgian
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    77 10 CHIPS lying alongside in. Slnt*p«r« <* Harbour Board wharvti or *x***tj «tl today *ro: Hawaii Mam 1,2, Rlverbink 4/5. Kyitig Cloud 6 A. Kimikawa Mani 6 7, SehwabcnMnn s 9. Soudan 1011. sanang 13 H. Kina 13/16, Adolf Warskl 18. Tjlaadane 19. Olang Ann N. Wall 4, Btntong
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 10 Malayan Stork Exchange: March 1 Feb. 28 Industrial* 147.65 148.13 Tins: 230.50 232.3* Rubbers: 243.92 242.0* Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    PROFIT-TAKING IS STILL ERODING TIN SHARE VALUES
    1531 10 PROFIT-TAKING IS STILL ERODING TIN SHARE VALUES By Our Market Correspondent SHARES were again easier on the Malayan share market yesterday as profittaking continued to erode the values established in the recent strong advance. The market in general was quiet. Industrial shares were steady. There was some interest in rubber
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 10 yHK Federation Mim>trr ot x Finance has fl\wl these prices for calculating I ustoms duties for the week be(inning; on March I. Rubber 81 'j cent* alb Copra $448 a ton. Coconut oil $736 a tonPalm oil $649.50 a ton. Palm kernel* $366.25 a ton. The rates of
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 10 SINGAPORE. March 1. RLBBER: 82i cents per Ib. (down threeeighths of a cent). 5 p.m. close: 83 cents (steady). TIN: 5399.50 per plcul (down 75 cents). estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 25 tons).
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    THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    917 10 BUSINESS in the trading room on the Singapore section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares in brackets, was: Industrials: noustcad (1.000) 11.30; P. and N. 11.000) 52.18, (4.000) $2 17; Gammon 1.000) $2.22. (3.000) $2.20. (1,000) $2.21. <6TI) $2.15: J. WauKb
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      928 10 NOTICES NOTICE JARDINE WAI'C.H (MALAYA) LIMITED Mr. Yap Meng Ec has retired from our services as bill collector in the Kuala Lumpur area and is no longer authorised to collect money on our behalf. His duties have been taken over by Mr Lim Hcng Kien JARDINE WACGH <M> LTD.. Kuala
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      416 10 NOTICES In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE SHANG ONN HOTEL LIMITED (/nrorporated in Singapore) I'MIM. Xl MM I riON At an Extraordinary General Meet in? ot the Members of the above-iiumed Company, duly convened, ana held at the offices of I- C Loong Co.. Room 25, 2nd Floor. Hank
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      672 11 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDER Electricity Department Supply of Open Type Street Liguiing t Lanterns and Porcelain FUoe J and Carriers. Tender Deposit $50/-. Close at 2 15 1 p.m. on 14th March. 1961. Tender documents may be inspected without charge at the! Electricity Department, 2nd Floor. City Hall,
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      858 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS j LADY TEMPLER HOSPITAL. Applications are Invited from Federal Citizen for the post of I Staff Nui^r. I Applications must be fully qualified Nurses registered in the Federation of Malaya. Salaries ac- 1 I cording to experience. Applications and references should be addressed to t:ie Hospital Secretary. Lady
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      542 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN KAMPONG DAN PERUSAHAAN KI'RAL AND INDUSTRIAL DKVrXOPMKNT AUTHORITY I Applications are invited from Federal Cltteens ■or State Nationals for the following appointments. Malays are preferred. (a) RURAL INDUSTRIES OFFHKR: Qualifications: Honours Degree preferably in Economics or B.Sc. (Econ.) or B.Com. or Chartered Accountant. or Cost cV
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      831 11 'H y iVl"1 1 -I M Mi 1 VH if I M 11 H mA3j (Continued from Page SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Words SS (Min.)— Box SO cts. extra I BOX A9MO S.T. K.L. Vacancy tilled. Applicants thanked SALES 3IRL REQUIRED salary according to experience Apply Box Ao2oo ST. s pore.
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      867 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Words SS (Mim.)— Box SO cts. extrm MODERN FLAT to let at 107-A Frankel Avenue 3 rooms I hall. Apply Tel: (S'porei UMT, *****. FURNISHED One or two bedroom flat near Swirr.mlnx Club Katong, telephone modern conveniences Also furnished >edroom. bathroom attached sittlnx'dininc room, telephone same District.
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      769 11 EDUCATION 20 Wtrds SS (Min.)— Box SO cts. txtrm POSTAL TUITION. Minerva College i offers excellent coaching for Senior, Federation Certificate. Qualifying Test. L C.E., L.C.C. Examinations etc. success guaranteed. 19ttO results brilliant. Over 1300 successes since 1933. Special courses in Malay, Mathematics and English by eminent scholars. Free prospectus-
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      879 11 LOST tO Words SS (Mim.)— Box SO els. extrm LOST— On* Black Morris Oxford Saloon Reg: No. si; 1594. Finder write P.O. Bos MS S.por*. Telephone *****. Reward. FOR HIRE 2* Words SJ (Mim.)— Box SO els. extrm LOOK'S CAR RENTAL. Co.. Offers latest models sclf-dnvr cars for birr. Contact
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      149 12 WELCOMES YOU! i\OW 4 FLiGHTS EVERY WEEK I FROM SINGAPORE BY MALAYAN AIRWAYS j VISCOUNTS* As from March sth, new services will operate on MaT\ Sundays and Mondays and will supplement our /s&\s existing Tuesday and Friday services increasing fjß? A♦ the number of flights we operate to four each
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    WORK STARTS SOON ON PERAK'S NEW STADIUM
    289 13 WORK STARTS SOON ON PERAK'S NEW STADIUM IPOH. Wednesday. THE Perak Stadium Advisory Committee an- nounced today that work on the construction of the sports stadium project will be;in towards the latter part of this month by the Public Works Department. The meeting, presided over by the vice-chair-man of the
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    CHEE'S SWIM ' RECORD | ACCEPTED
    104 13 CHEE'S SWIM RECORD ACCEPTED .SINGAPORE. Wed —Singapore Amateur Swimming Association i la*t night ratified the 100 m M ;kp record of lmin 17.3 sec returned by CbM Slew Ghee (luring the Bombay v Singapore mm on Nov. 24 last year. The meeting dernieu the decision to recognise Neo Chwee Kok's
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    Wong elected NSTTA chief
    61 13 3EREMBAN. Wed.— Mr. Wong Yum Ching was elected the lirst, president of the newly formed Nrcn Srmbilan Table Tennis A>lon. Others elected were: Vice-pre-sident Mr. I.iew Vun San: honorary secri'i.ny— Mr. Cnan L;m Kan: honorary treasurer Mr. Lee Than Km: Council members—Messrs. Kong Y:t Chlng, Yit
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    ARMY SOCCER CARNIVAL
    163 13 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. npHE big kick-off in Army soccer will be tomorrow when six matches three in Div. North and three in Div. 3 South— will be decided. This ye:\r there are 58 teams placing in the six divisions of the Singapore Ba>e District league. They will also
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    Dinner with the MCC team
    120 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Cricket Association's official dinner In honour of the visiting M.C.C. team will be held at i lie Selangor Club card room on March 18 at 9 p.m. Anyone desirous of joining the dinner may do so on payment of $12.
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    Treasure hunt
    43 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Foroe.> Motor Club will hold a Treasure Hunt on March 12 at 9.30 a.m. The Hunt will start from the Airport car-park. Entry forms are available from: Mr. J. Roberton, 1 Lorong Perak. Kuala Lumpur. PRAKHOV and EPIGRAFF
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    RUSSIA'S HOPE FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL
    113 13 RUSSIA'S HOPE FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL VLADIMIR PRAK- HOY. who will ride Russian entry EpigrafT in the Grand National at Aintree next month, is a second lieutenant. 29--year-old master sportsman (equestrian (jockey) of the Red Army of the So\iet I'a'on. Interviewed as he dismounted from a training run on KpicrafT.
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    A chance to make soccer history
    610 13  -  NORMAN SIEBEL M-TOURNEY ALL STARS vs REAL MADRID By THE Asian All-Stars soccer team was a very good idea that did not materialise for the difficulties that beset the plan from the very start. Asian Football Confederation affiliates on two separate occasions named their
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    Penang league soccer attracts 33 teams
    194 13 Penang league soccer attracts 33 teams DENANG, Wed Tliirtyl three entries have been received by the Football Association of Penang for this -year's league i-ompetitions which will be run in three divisions. □even teams have entered in the first division, but the number may oe limited to eight. If this
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    MA YORAL SOLUTION
    127 13 pENANG Wed. The ma- yor, Mr. 00l Thiam Slew, today suggested that a higher brick wall and the posting of police outside thp perimeter fence would offer the best solution to the problem of gate crashing at the City Stadium. Mr. 00l rejected as "unacceptable" a suggestion
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    CABLES IN BRIEF
    241 13 TABLE TENNIS RUMANIAN 'SHIPS FINALS (Bucharest) Men's «in«ie»: Z Berczlk tHun) bt L. PignltAkl (■Hum 21-18. 21-11. 23-21; women's ■tnrles: Mrs. E. Kocrlan-Foeldl .Hum bt D. Rowe (Br> 21-17. 21--11. 17-21. 21-13; women's doublet: M. Alexandra and 8. Mat he ißum) bt D. Rowe and J. Harrower
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    TANT MIEUX IN FORM, LARALEGIS FASTEST
    246 13  -  SCRUTINEER By I 1 1 IPOH. W«d. TANT MIEUX, trained by E. Breukelen, was one of the most Impressive workers on the training track here today although she did not make any serious attempt to beat the clock. Breaking Into a trot from the
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    ...AND THE TEN BEST FOR IPOH
    291 13 TPOH. Wed.— ten horses to 1 follow at the March meeti.i* starting here on Sunday are: CINEMASCOPE III: Scored a grand double at the January meeting here when winning over 3{f and 9t In class 3. This front-running stayer should easily hold his own
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    69 13 SOCCER 1 P. PANJAXG DISTRICT IN-TER-SCHOOL: PPSS 6 (All Bujang 2. Kee Soon. Kee Chye. F. Michael, Kian Hengt Oan Bng Seng 2 (S. Bcse. RetnaMngamV HOCKEY IPOH I.l \\<;i I DIV. 2: Town I Council 4 (Too Joon Fook 3. Mohamed Sldeln Samuel's Club 0. FRIEXDLIES At
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    Div. 2 champs
    35 13 IPOH. Wed. Town Council became division two champions of the Ipoh hockey league when they beat Samuel's Club of Tanjong Rambutan. 4-0 in a key match on the town padang here today.
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    U.N. wants to set up office in Malaya
    277 14 U.N. wants to set up office in Malaya KUALA LUMPUR,! Wed. The United Nations plans to set up an office in Kuala Lumpur to facilitate techmi ca 1 assistance to Malaya and neighbouring countries. This was stated here today by Mr. C. V. Nara.>imham. assistant secretary-general of the U.N. He
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    OEATH
    60 14 MADAM PESAR KAUR lOVrd mother of Jagar Singh, Thara, Slntih, Dr. J. Cbaran f>lngh and Dial Singh passed I •way peacefully on :>* 261 at Batu i r;ajHh Hospital. Doctors and Nursini: Staff thanked. Friends and relatives who attended funeral, loaned cars, aent ny «?a*:es of condolence thanked. Phoc
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 14 MRS. KG PILLAV. rhilttrrn and •hank all tho«r who BlualM th» funeral of hfr liu.shnnd on NJ.M THE FAMILY OF thf lair Mr S P Gro*«* thank all nl.uivn and friends for condolrnc' u-rfaths and attendance at thr funeral. MR. CHAN CHWEE NO and family! thank all friend* and
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    Water cuts areas
    50 14 Water cuts areas SINGAPORE, Wed.— Water 1 will be cut otl in the followiing areas tomorow. In Little Road and portion of Paya Lebar Road from ;Nos. 397 121. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.: along Siglap Drive between Siglap Road and Frankel Avenue, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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    Speech contest
    26 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. Th« Chinese Y.M.C.A.S third annual inter-school bi-lingual speech contest will be held on March 4 and 11 at 2.30 p.m. each day.
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    PPP MEN IN WALK-OUT
    865 14 Leader Seenivasagam blasts chairman ('policy is divide and rule'), heads protest withdrawal JHE People's Progressive Party members walked out of a special meeting of the Ipoh Town Council this evening after their leader, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, had accused the council chairman, Mr. K. G. Waller,
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    LONDON STOCKS
    327 14 LONDON. Wed. The general Appearance of London stock markets today was again irregular as a result of two-way business I which, however, was on a slightly 'smaller scale than yesterday. Gilt-edged securities took a turn fo- the better at the opening but I small gains were not held
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    RUBBER
    43 14 LONDON. Wed.— Spo'. 24 .d April 24", a.. May 24 t d.. June 24 \d., April- June 24 »d., JulySepi. 24\ a.. Oct,-Dec. 245 d., Jan.-Mar. 24 s »ci.. c.i.f. Mar. 24' 4 d.. Apr. 24', d. May 24* id.. Tone: Quiei.
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    23 14 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £801. j sellers £802. FSrwaiu buyers £802-.., sellers £803. Settlement £802... Turnover a.m. 485 lons, p.m. 5 tonx. Inactive.
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