The Straits Times, 13 February 1962

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY I I 111 1 1 lin KALE EXCEEDS 100*000 The Straits Times (ft**** Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036 I
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    NEW W. IRIAN PLAN
    291 1 Indonesia now proposes self-rule period Dutch cabinet meets today fHK HAGUE, Mon. New Indonesian proposals for ending the West Irian crisis, under which the Papuans would have self-rule for 10 years followed by a i.X.--supervised referendum, will Ub put before Dutch Cabinet ministers tomorrow. The proposals
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    The rains came
    180 1 AND NEGRI S WATER CUTS POSTPONED SEREMBAN. Mon. Rain fell in Negri Sembilan last night and today, allowing a lastminute postponement of water rationing measures due to have begun tomorrow in the Sereinban and Port Dickson areas. But. the authorities warned today, more rain is needed if
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    SHARIFAH SALMAH COMING HOME
    231 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. SYED AHMAD ALKAFF is to take his daughter, Sharifah Salmah, 19, who was divorced by the Sultan of Selangor last week, back to Singapore. Syed Ahmad, a Singapore property owner, said this today after he had failed to sec the Sultan about his
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    Fire riddle: Safety was just a step away
    1132 1 Fire riddle: Safety was just a step away From DOUG LACKERSTEEN Wolverhampton, Mon. POLICE and fire experts of this bustling Midlands city today sat around a conference table to consider the baffling question of why four young Malayan student teachers died in the fire which broke out at Brinsford Lodge
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    Lock icon RADIOS GIFT TO SCHOOLS IN SARAWAK
    68 1 RADIOS GIFT TO SCHOOLS IN SARAWAK KUCHING, Mon. The Japanese Government today presented 100 transistor radios to Sarawak schools here to listen to educational broadI casts. The Japanese Consul-Gene-ral in Singapore, Mr. K. Maeda, arrived here today and presented the transistors on behalf of his government. The Sarawak Government has
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    Lock icon Killer beaten
    21 1 BRADFORD. < England Mon. Dr. John Douglas. Medical Officer here says the smallpox outbreak in Britain has been conquered. Reuter.
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    'KENNEDY GO HOME' SLOGANS IN JAKARTA
    100 1 'KENNEDY GO HOME' SLOGANS IN JAKARTA JAKARTA. Mon. AntiJ I.S. slogans were painted during the night on buildings along the road taken by Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy from Jakarta airport to the city centre. Some said "Kennedy Go Home" and "America No. Indonesia Yes." Others accused the I.S. of supporting
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    KENNEDY PRAISES RACIAL HARMONY IN SINGAPORE
    490 1 KENNEDY PRAISES RACIAL HARMONY IN SINGAPORE President's brother and wife in for two hours SINGAPORE, Monday. MR. ROBERT KENNEDY, U.S. Attorney -General and younger brother of President Kennedy, today praised Singapore for its racial harmony. Mr. Kennedy, accompanied by his wife, was speaking at a press conference at Singapore airport.
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    Lock icon British A-tests
    35 1 LONDON. Mon. Oxyaeetylene raiders burned their way into three sates here over the week-end and stole from £20.000 to £30.000 worth of medals and coins, including priceless mintlngs from the sixth century. Reuter.
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    Loke divorce case in Chambers
    184 1 SINGAPORE Mon. The suit in which Dato Loke Wan Tho. tfe cinema magnate, is petitioning for a divorce from his wife. Christina Loke on grounds of cruelty, did not come up 'n open court today, although it was scheduled for hearing befoie the Chief .Justice.
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    Top racehorse owners to sell entire stable
    236 1  - Top racehorse owners to sell entire stable EPSOM JEEP By Singapore, Mon THK L and T stable, top owners on the Malayan Turf in 1961, has offered for sale its entire string ol" \VI horses. Miss Leong Su Yki. who is managing the stable, told me this morning why she
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    Appendicitis operation for Charles
    79 1 Appendicitis operation for Charles LONDON. Mon. Prince Charles. 13 yrar old heir to the British throne. \>..s today resting in the private ward of a London hospital after a successful operation, for acute appendicitis at one o'clock this morning. The operation carried oirt in the world-famous Ormoml Street Hospital for
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 TWO INJURED SINGAPORE, Mm Tw» British servicemen wrr<aken to the British Military Hospital aftor tk< it car was in collision with lorry in Bukit Timata Bead Name gi\rn as Cpl. I aud Cpl. Krenan.
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    Chinese— take over aid to Laos rebels
    144 2 Chinese take over aid to Laos rebels fOKYO. Mon. Communist China apparently has seized the initiative from Russia in Laos in what appears to be a serious extension of the Si-no-Soviet feud. The signing of a series of agreements between the leftwtag Pathet Lao recimc in Laos and Peking was
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    Lock icon Peking-Moscow showdown?
    838 2 'tobeign ocskCtT SOME PREDICT A BREAK IN PARTY RELATIONS BETWEEN BOTH COUNTRIES i WASHINGTON. Mon. LONDON, Monday Powers' release 'cuts directly across interests of China' RUSSIA'S decision to tree U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers is seen by diplomatic observers here as part of a powerful campaign for "peaceful
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    Lock icon Tanker buzzed
    26 2 SYDNEY. Mon.— An Indonesian Air Force plane buzzed a large Australian oil tanker in the Java .sea. the Sydney Morning Herald reported today.— Reuter
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    PRYOR HOME TO RESUME 'A NORMAL LIFE AGAIN'
    103 2 NEW YORK, Mon. Mr. Frederic L. Pryor, the post-graduate student freed from an East German prison as part of the PowersAbel exchange, flew home to Michigan yesterday to "resume a normal life." "I don't plan any official complaint regarding my detention and
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    Lock icon KHRUSHCHEV CALLS FOR A GENEVA SUMMIT
    430 3 KHRUSHCHEV CALLS FOR A GENEVA SUMMIT FQREiow desk Rusk ca/fe iii Western ambassadors after letter is received WASHINGTON, Monday r £*HE Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Khrushchev, has proposed that the 18-nation disarmament conference scheduled to begin in Geneva on March 14 should open at "summit" level. Diplomatic sources here said
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    Lock icon BRITISH TYPE OF DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA 'USELESS'
    91 3 BRITISH TYPE OF DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA 'USELESS' LONDON. Mon. Sir Roy Welensky said in a British television programme here yesterday he felt the idea that the British system of democracy would fit into Central Africa was "one of the greatest fallacies of the 20th century." The Prime Minister of the
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    Lock icon Ties established
    17 3 BELGRADE, Mon. Albania and Morocco have decided to establish diplomatic relations at embassy level. Reuter.
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    Out of hospital
    26 3 HOLLYWOOD. Mon.— l ana Turner. 42. was released .rom the Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital yesterday after collapsing on a movie set on Thursday.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon BARBARA'S SECRET DIVORCE IS MORE THAN YEAR OLD
    170 3 BARBARA'S SECRET DIVORCE IS MORE THAN YEAR OLD yiENNA, Mon. Woolworth millionairess Barbara Hutton and former German tennis star Baron Gottfried von Cramm have been secretly divorced for more than a year, the baron said here today. Von Cramm, who came to Vienna on business, said: "We were divorced by
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    Lock icon Prehistoric find in Thailand
    46 3 COPENHAGEN, Mon. A Danish-Thai- expedition has found what are believed to be the first prehistoric wall paintings discovered in Thailand. The group found well-pre-served Stone Age paintings of men and animals in caves "one day by elephant" away from the River Kwal.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nehru defends Krishna Menon, hits out at Pakistan
    332 3 POONA, Monday. j^jß. NEHRU today ridiculed a charge levelled against Mr. Krishna Menon, the Defence Minister, of allowing the Chinese to enter Indian territory. He said Mr. Menon and the Defence Ministry had I nothing to" do with it. Addressing a puttie
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    Lock icon Cuban guests
    19 3 HAVANA, Mon.—Seventysix wounded Algerian insurgents arrived here yesterday for convalescent treatment as guests of the Cuban Government.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon NEPAL'S REBELS FLEE TO FOREST
    171 3 KATMANDU, Mon. Most of the rebels who staged an uprising in the Baharatpur area of south Nepal on Wednesday were yesterday reported to have gone into hiding in the tigerinfested Chitwan forest on Indian-Nepali border. The bulk of the rebel force, estimated at a few
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    Lock icon Arms speed up
    32 3 MOSCOW, Mon.— The cur-rent-visit of the Indonesian Air Force, chlef-of-staff is an effort to speed up the shipment of Soviet arms to Indonesia, the Indonesian Embassy said yesterday. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'CHILDREN TO STAY FROM SCHOOL' IF ABORIGINES THERE
    196 3 'CHILDREN TO STAY FROM SCHOOL' IF ABORIGINES THERE DARWIN, Mon PARENTS in the Northern Territory township of Elliott have threatened to keep their children away from the local school if five aborigines attend desegregated classes today, as scheduled. Claiming their decision was based on hygienic grounds, the parents or the
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    Lock icon DISC-JOCKEY IS ONLY 5 YEARS OLD
    77 3 DISC-JOCKEY IS ONLY 5 YEARS OLD LONDON, Mon. The most fantastic disc-Jockey in Britain is only five years old and he can neither read nor write.. Yet he "picks the Pops" at dances and parties with unerring accuracy and speed. He is Tony Hill, of Grove Road, Boston Spa, whose
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    Lock icon Repatriation of Irian prisoners
    41 3 HOLLANDIA (Dutch New Guinea). Mon. Mr. Andre Durant of the International Red Cross arrived here by air today to arrange the repatriation of 52 Indonesian prisoners, captured by the Dutch last month in a naval battle. Reuter.
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    Lock icon EVERY DIFFERENCE SETTLED: MANLEY
    107 3 KINGSTON. (Jamaica), Monday \f R. NORMAN MANLEY. Jamaica's Prime Minis*Tl ter, returned here yesterday from the recent Jamaican constitutional conference in London, where, he said, "every difference was settled." Jamaica would be out of the West Indies Federation when the federation ended next April, and "will
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    Lock icon New government
    23 3 ROME, Mon. Prof. Amintore Fanfanl, the Christian Democratic leader, today begins consultations expected to result in the centre-leftist coalition government. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mudslides: 2 die
    27 3 LOS ANGELES. Mon.— Two children were killed today when mudslides knocked two houses off their foundations In separate areas near Los Angeles.— Reuter. r
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    LABOUR PACTS IN 2 STORE FIRMS
    340 4 LABOUR PACTS IN 2 STORE FIRMS J SINGAPORE, Mon. I Free daily transport to and from work for 37 employees was granted in an agreement signed recently between the shipchandling firm of Wing and Co.. in Malacca Street, and the Singapore Business j Houses Employees' Union. Under the two-year agreei
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    Mobile trade fair
    41 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The fourth Isbrandtsen Mobile Trade Fair opened today on the Singapore Polytechnic grounds. The fair, featuring industrial machinery manufactured by 44 Americans firms will remain open daily from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. until Feb. 18.
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    Police recover handbag 15 hours after theft
    160 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. fifteen hours after a nurse had lost her handbag while with a friend in a park, It was recovered from a hawker's assistant, a Singapore court was told today. Hou Pak Yin. 25. was convicted by the magistrate, Mr. Sathi V.
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    / HOPE YOU SUCCEED, SAID INCHE YUSOF
    332 4 HOPE YOU SUCCEED, SAID INCHE YUSOF SINGAPORE, Monday. q^HE Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. today personally questioned a member of the public at the complaints bureau of the Ministry of National Development at Pickering Street. It happened this morning, when Inche Yusof visited the complaiflts bureau in the
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    For oversea study
    97 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Seven Singapore students will leave for higher studies in New Zealand on Wednesday under the Colombo Plan Technical Co-operation Scheme. They are Patrick Wong Park Van, who will take a course In mechanical engineering, Kwlk Wee Bing. Lee Hal Guan and Leong Kan Nam. who
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    ANGLO-DUTCH LIGHTERAGE JUDGMENT
    98 4 ANGLO-DUTCH LIGHTERAGE JUDGMENT SINGAPORE. Mon.— AngloDutch Lighterage Co.. Ltd. had judgment entered In their favour tor $80,406.16 in an action for damages against Royal Interocean Lines in the High Court today. The claim was the sequel to the sinking of a lighter with cargo in Singapore Harbour in October, 1959.
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    Land tenancy counsel
    50 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. In a report in today's Straits Times on a case in the Magistrate's Court over a land tenancy agreement, the State Legal Adviser. Rajah Azlam. was stated as appearing for the Johore Royal Family. This is incorrect. He appearing for the Johore State Government.
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    Symposium
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Public Heaith Society of the Singapore Medical Association will hold a symposium on poliomyelitis tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Pathology Lecture Theatre In College Road.
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    Johore death
    56 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The fire chief of Johore. Hajl Mohamed bin Haji Talb. said today that the name of the fireman who died as a result of Injuries received in a sepak raga game. is Saharun bin Mohamed Yusof and not Sharon bin Mahmud. as stated in the
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    Armed men bind waiters, rob nightspot of $2,900
    379 4 BOXES OF TIPS TOTALLING $1,320 ALSO STOLEN SINGAPORE. Monday pIVE armed men bound and gagged two waiters of a local nightspot before they escaped with cash and articles totalling about $2,908, a preliminary inquiry was told today. They spent about one hour
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      444 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES w m i> ft n I- 1 < i Lumpur. Bangkok, Hong Kong. fHE following Is today's sche- DEPARTlRt!» Tex 7241 8 a.m. dulc of civil aircraft move- BO AC: To Darwin. Sydney, Pan-American: To Saigon, moms at Paya Lebar airport Melbourne (BA 718) 5 40
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    MALAYA WILL GET MORE U.N. AID EXPERTS
    389 5 MALAYA WILL GET MORE U.N. AID EXPERTS Industrial, agricultural, educational and health fields KUALA LUMPUR. Mon I jyjALAYA is to get more experts in the industrial, agricultural, educational and health fields within the next two years under the United Nations technical assistance programme. This was stated by Mr. David Owen,
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    'KEEP BEGGARS FROM MOSQUE' PETITION
    230 5 'KEEP BEGGARS FROM MOSQUE' PETITION KOTA BHARU. Monday. PETITION to ask the Sultan of Kelantan to use his influence on the State Government to stop beggars from causing a nuisance at the Muhammadi Mosque here will be sent to the Ruler soon. The petition, which will be signed by Muslims,
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    Barisan demand would 'sell out* Singapore citizens—PAP
    396 5 Barisan demand would 'sell out* Singapore citizens— PAP SINGAPORE, Monday. fHE political bureau of the People's Action Party in a statement last night said that the acceptance of a Barisan Sosialis demand that the Government fight for citizenship for the people of Singapore on the basis of Sarawak and Borneo
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    Power theft alleged
    49 5 Power theft alleged JOKORE BAHRU. Mon.— Lv Lee Chu. 27. was charged here today with stealing electrical energy from the Government. Ec was alleged to have tapped the main electrical line in Gelang Patah new village on Oct. 12 last year. The case will be heard on April 4.
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    NAVAL PRECAUTIONS ON BROKEN TANKER
    153 5 OOYAL Navy and Stai officials are taking st "safe anchorage for the hi of the Stanvac tanker Sun tonight on tow. The Sumatra brok. 1 in two during a gale in the South China Sea just over a fortnight ago. According to a spokesman for
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    FESTING FLIES HOME AFTER STORE TALKS
    72 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. -Field Marshal Sir Francis filing, special adviser to the British Defence Minister. Mr. Harold Watklnson, lell by air today for London after talks with local Services chiefs on the setting up of a unified Far -;ast command. Sir Francis accompanied by the
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    Two who escaped held
    62 5 ALOR STAR. Mon —The police today re-arrested two men who escaped from a police cordon during a gambling raid on a house at TitlKling. four miles from Alor Star, on Saturday night. The men escaped while being led to a waiting police truck with eight other
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    Breakdown No. 3 in estate meeting
    158 5 Breakdown No. 3 in estate meeting 4 LOR STAR. Mon. Negotiations between I representatives of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association and the National Union of Plantation Workers over the strike by 306 tappers in j Paya Kamunting estate, near Jitra. north Kedah i broke down for the i third
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    Big drive on transport corruption —Sardon
    362 6 Big drive on transport corruption —Sardon 'ALL MUST HELP TO WWE OUT THIS PRACTICE' I KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.' \f EASURES have been introduced in the Road Transport Department to wipe out corruption, the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, disclosed today. Speaking at the annual conference of registrars
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    EXPERT ON DIAMONDS TO VISIT SINGAPORE
    121 6 EXPERT ON DIAMONDS TO VISIT SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Mon. Princess Nadja Buckley, an American diamond and previous stone expert, wil! call at Singapore on March 3 in the Kungsholm in the course of a world tour to buy diamonds and other previous stones for several Texan and New York jewellers. While
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    Manager due
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Marco Zlchella, the manager of the new branch office of the Italian airline Alitalia, which will be opened here soon, will arrive here by air nn Wednesday.
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    TOUR OF BORNEO BY M.C.A. LEADERS
    186 6 TOUR OF BORNEO BY M.C.A. LEADERS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two groups of Malayan Chinese Association leaders will leave this week on a 10-day study tour of Brunei, Sarawak and North Borneo The tour, sponsored by the Federation Government, will be in connection with the Malaysia plan. The first ?roup. headed
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    BIG WELCOME FOR FORMER PRINCIPAL
    129 6 ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. I The man who converted the Maxwell School here into Malaya's first secondary modern-type school will arrive from New Zealand on Friday. He is Mr. D. A. Priestley, principal of the school in 1954 and 1955 when he was seconded under the
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      Lock icon THE TRANS-BORNEO RAIL MYTH
      1410 7 THE BONANZA THAT WAS SHUNTED AROUND WITH THE PORT AND CIGARS MR. WILLIAM C. COWli:, managing director of the British North Borneo Chartered Company was in a benign mood. In view of the excellent dinner he had just consumed and the even better wines that accompanied
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      249 7 Straits Times Crossword W UlhS MIIC.iUIU UUt Oi UIUIK "11--1. Flora makes royal drinking 8. He's a monk, not a lurve.s&ek (8 1. hunter! (8). 6. Wood hiiq minerals In short 11. Light vocalists whose theme measure (6). Is unrequited love? (b. 7). 9. Dilatory form of deification 15. "Men's
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    65 8 It Wordn Sit (Minimum) >TIVE AND MARY Tin thank MstSj raMsttvaa, colleagues for thur h- I>. Klftn and in>o<! artsasM at tn. ir :nsrTISK» on 10 St. MM. BETTY MOFFCTT <hr. U riprrfti b'r most trjt.fiil thanki in > I kind fii*nds for tbrir lelrgram* >nd Isttrrs of sympathy
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 8 SJ Horrf« fit (Minimum) IN EVER LOVING Memory or my h-iovm husband John Morrison Harper who died 13.2.5*. Rest In Trace.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    166 8 1» Word* lit (Minimum) A BREAKFAST OF WelKar Shredn>d Whmt glvi-a your children th* •nentv to SMC the whole morning. Try H and xer. SLIMTRIM th- latest machine for fifure control and weight reduction Is BB*l in SuiKaporr. I*Dr further Information phone MIM. EUROPEAN* OUALIFIIO and willIng to teach
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    29 8 i 0 Hord* Sl.St (Mm.) YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally Saturday 17th February Vii-torla Memorial Hall. 7.30 pin. -The Voice of Christian Youth Rev. Gunnar Teilman. All wvicome.
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, February 13, 1962.
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      A Spy For A Spy
      691 8 1 1 is no use looking for portents in the swapping ot Major Powers, pilot of the U-S spy plane, for Colonel Rudolt Abel, once the Soviet's top atomic spy. Nevertheless th.. attempt is being made. "Diplomatic observers" in Washington see the deal as part
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      'TheKraßogey'
      344 8 'TheKraßogey' For several decades the Kra Canal has been as good for a laugh as the channel tunnel between Britain and France; it was fashionable in the thirties to giggle about "the Kra bogey. 1 A draft agreement for the construction of the Kra Canal was initialled in New York
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      Union Politics
      189 8 The President of the M.T.U.C has gone very wide of the mark in his reply to the Minister of Labour's observations about labour unrest stimulated in the Federation by Singapore unionists. If the Minister asserts that the Government is beginning to deal with this sort of trouble, it
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    As Astronaut Glenn waits to go into orbit
    1379 8 As Astronaut Glenn waits to go into orbit MASSIVE ($1,200 MIL.) GAMBLE AMERICA IS BETTING ON SOME time tomorrow if. all goes well in the long technical "count-down," an Atlas rocket will lift from its pad at Cape Canaveral, Florida, bearing Lt.-Col. John H. Glenn into orbit round the earth
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      RADIO-ACTIVE RAINFALL: AN EXPLANATION
      479 8 T WAS surprised to read 1 the statement by Mr. P. C. Lim. the City Water Engineer (Sunday Times, Feb. 11) and wish to say that the statement I issued on Feb. 9 was based on observation, analysis and research carried out In our laboratory over
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      THE BIGGER FISH
      69 8 THE energetic traffic police officer who has been doing yeoman duty along Merdeka Bridge, would find life more interesting in the Chinatown area. Why stop a few motorists for minor road offences when bigger fish can be caught along Circular Road, Upper Cross Street, Havelock Road to
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      127 8 It's HER soap and fus soap..* Js^ I m JM _vV f A H *€i^^ Mir '^m that's the beauty cf Imperial Leather Toilet Soap She loves Imperial Leather because It's kind to her skin and keeps it clean and radiantly healthy. He likes It because it's fresh and ftrn%
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    'Monsters' district officers face
    569 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon DOUBLE, SOMETIMES TREBLE HEADED IN FORM OF PILES OF FILES, SAYS RAZAK 'JMIE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today recalled his visit last week to Lake Chini in Pahang "where there is supposed to be a monster." He added: "I do not
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    Anneke visits snake temple
    33 9 SINGER ANNEXE Gronloh and the Blue Diamonds photographed with two snakea at Penang's famed snake temple which they visited on their way from Bayan Lepas airport to their hotel.
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    BUT 'POP' SINGER— ON FIRST OVERSEAS TRIP—IS HOMESICK
    285 9 BUT 'POP' SINGER— ON FIRST OVERSEAS TRIP— IS HOMESICK PENANG, Monday. A NNEKE GRONLOH, the "pop" singer now in Pe- nang with the Blue Diamonds on their Malayan tour, is homesick for her mother. "This is ray first trip abroad and I miss her very much." the 19-year-old Cele-bes-born star
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    Kota Tinggi falls to be improved
    59 9 Kota Tinggi falls to be improved IOHORE BAHRU. Mon— The Johore Government Ls to to spend $90,000 this year to Improve and modernise the Kota Tinggl waterfalls to make them a tourist attraction. A restaurant and 10 chalets will be built at the waterfalls for visitors. Parking spaces for cars,
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    Pork offence: $250 fine
    50 9 PENANG. Mon. A man who was caught carrying partially-decomposed pork was today fined $250 for bringing Into the city the meat of animals not slaughtered at the city abattoir. The First Magistrate. Mr. A -nib Singh, ordered the pork, weighing 110 katis. to be "Immediately destroyed."
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    Homeless: The Mayor's probe
    45 9 PKNANG. Mon.— The Mayor, Mr. 00l Thlam Slew, has instructed the city's housing development officer Inche Abdullah Majid, to Investigate the financial circumstances of five families rendered homeless when part of their house In Jalan Tengku, East Jelutong, collapsed last week.
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    Over 100 projects finished
    60 9 IPOH. Mon. More than 100 minor rural development projects costing a total of $235,447 were completed last year in the Lower Perak district. The projects are 411 miles of rural roads and bridal paths. 66 minor rural bridges. 13 community hails, four new landing Jetties, two
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    Koran contest
    29 9 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon. —Twenty-four competitors from six districts in Trengganu will take part in the State Koran contest at Padang Paya Bunga here on Thursday and Friday.
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    Expert gets to grips with the past in Federation
    240 9 Expert gets to grips with the past in Federation KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Malaya has "tremendous" potentialities In the field of further archaeological discoveries, a visiting expert said here today. He ls Mr. J.C. Irwin. head of the Indian and Southeast Asian section of London's Victoria and Albert Museum, who has
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    Health chief
    30 9 IPOH. Mon. Dr. A. S. Bandhu. former Medical Superintendent of the Central Mental Hospital In Tanlong Rambutan. has assumed duties here as Senior Medical Officer of Health, Perak.
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    SINGAPORE SCENES 'NOT TOO FLATTERING'
    122 9 SINGAPORE SCENES 'NOT TOO FLATTERING' SINGAPORE. Mon.— "World by Night No. 2" a cinematographic Cook's tour of night life in the world's leading cities now being screened in Kuala Lumpur included Singapore in its title credits but not one scene of Singapore appeared on the screen. A spokesman for Warner
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    MONSOON-HIT VILLAGERS TO BE EVACUATED
    104 9 KEMAMAN. Mon. Three hundred families whose homes were badly damaged or destroyed in recent monsoons are to be evacuated from the fishing village of Kuala Kemaman to a safer place, nearby Gellja. The Federation Government has promised to give $75,--000 for the evacuation. The Trengganu
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    New Guinea official pays visit
    128 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Australian New Guinea Is now beginning to face an urban problem— that of housing. The Assistant Administering Officer for the trust territory. Dr. J. T. Gunther. is on a four-daf visit here to see how the Federation's housing scheme could help to
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    Party Negara chief talks of 'malicious lies9
    349 9 Party Negara chief talks of 'malicious lies 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. ROW ON NOMINATION FOR BY-ELECTION secretary-general of Party Negara, Inche Garieb Raof, today described as "malicious lies" a report that the party's Kelantan branch would oppose any attempt oy headquarters to nominate him for the coming byelection in Trengganu. He
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    40-mile dash after burns
    47 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. A labourer. Tin Eu Ngit. 53, was rushed 40 miles from Kota Tinßgl to hospital here today with severe burns. He accidentally spilt kerosene over his body and was burnt while trying to set fire to a patch of lallang.
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    ROTARY AID FOR STUDENTS
    96 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Johore Bahru Rotary Club will help a student each from four to six leading schools here with $500 this year to assist them pursue their studies. Dr. Yeoh Bock Choon. chairman of the student aid sub-committee of the club. said today: "A
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      BATIK COSTUMES FOR INDONESIAN NIGHT'
      230 10 A COLOURFUL fashion show of Malayan batiks will be one of the highlights in "Indonesian Night" to be held at the Singapore Swimming Club this Saturday. The dinner-dance is sponsored by the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association in aid of the Asian Games Fund organised by
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      Canned fuel to take on a picnic for quick cooking
      240 10 Canned fuel to take on a picnic for quick cooking Bat last. After years of shaping and reg, housewives can now actually cook by means of canned fuel. I saw a range newly arrived in the market. One is a blue butane cartridge containing butane gas which gives an approximate
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      Spanish style dinner
      65 10 T*HE Gourmet Group of the Singapore Association for the Blind will hold a "Spanish dinner," at the Adelphi Hotel on Monday at 8 p.m. Menu for the dinner includes chilled Andalousian tomato and vegetable soup; baked lobstser and mushrooms in pineapple shell; fillet steak braised in wine;
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      PRETTY UPLINE TIPS
      99 10 TH3 make the most of your lips here are a few rules worth remembering. Thin upper lip? Cheat a bit carry lipstick above natural lipline iust the tiniest bit. For lips of unequal proportions nil in with lipstick to create a better contour. A Cupid's bow can
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      SHOPPING WITH THE MAN IN YOUR LIFE
      713 10 SHOPPING WITH THE MAN IN YOUR LIFE "THIS colour suits you. Makes you look prettier," said a young husband t<> his wife in a store during the New Year rush. Overhearing the remark. I waited to hear her reaction. "Well if you like it," she looked at him with a
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      290 10 *}HBi L?* Ji fj i F° r day or evemng hcie's hP^^ o fabric that s always fashion right. Choose a sSj?»#Jr#K pattern then choose Srf*f*ir*^j.rf" your Grafton or choose r^Swt^fc^T y° ur Grofton and then choose a RbVM' pattern. Either woy you con'f go t%Ks*^?»y wrong becouse it is
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      80 10 MOST MOTHERS AGREE FAREX is the best to ensure .that your* child*en receiveispeaal nourishment. Farex the 3-cereal.food made by Glaxo is a complete. food-thatineedslno cooking and can be added toifruit^soupsidod a variety of dishes Ed' ex 3-ceVtea\ (feoc s rriade by Glaxo arc roS^^SSBHSBSHSg^^ to make your tarnj^ J grow
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    Keeping customers happy
    281 11 RUBBER GREEN BOOK' WILL USHER IN FRUITS OF SINGAPORE PACKING TALKS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. T EW standards of rubber packing which will please buyers all over the world are expected to be introduced by July 1. They have been recommended by the Third International Rubber Quality and
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    A glow of sodium to warn of junctions
    148 11 A glow of sodium to warn of junctions KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Sodium lighting may be installed at all major road junctions in the country if an experiment at the Petaling Jaya Merdeka Highway roundabout proves a success. The lighting, the first of its kind experimented with here. Is to warn
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    Head flying in
    21 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Nataraja Guru, head of Narayana Gurukula. is due in Singapore on Feb. 19 by Air India.
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    Schoolboy pianist's best ang pow
    171 11 Schoolboy pianist's best ang pow DENANG, Mon. 1 Penang schoolboy pianist Dennis Lee Ean Hooi received his biggest Chinese New Year ang pow yesterday in the form of an overseas scholarship from the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. Dennis, 15. a Form V pupil of the Penang
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    CAUSE OF DECLINE IN MORALS -BY YUSOF
    97 11 CAUSE OF DECLINE IN MORALS -BY YUSOF CINGAPORE. Mon. The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, has said that the neglect of religious principles and teachings was the cause of a decline in morals today. Speaking at the Koranreading contest at the Jalan Besar stadium at the weekend, Inche
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    Radio receiver fined $500
    50 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Lee Kirn Leng alias Ong Ah Seng, 20, a painter, was fined $500 or three months' jail here today for dishonestly receiving stolen property. Lee who had a previous conviction, bought a stolen transistor radio from a thief who is still at large.
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    PAKISTANI EXPERT HERE TO REPORT ON TRAINING FACILITIES OF RAILWAYS
    226 11 PAKISTANI EXPERT HERE TO REPORT ON TRAINING FACILITIES OF RAILWAYS KTALA Ll'MPl'R. Mon. —A top Pakistani railway official is now here as an adviser to the Malayan Railway under the Colombo Plan. He is Mr. S. A. H. Bukhari, who once served in a similar capacity in the United Arab
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    Diamonds in hair cream case: Customs denial
    309 11 7 DIDN'T SUGGEST SHARE-OUT' PENANG, Mon A Revenue Officer denied in court here todady he had suggested to a businessman that there would be no prosecution if he would share 938 diamonds found in a bottle of haircream. The revenue officer. Low Cheng
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    Theft of rubber: Dealers warned
    197 11 OINGAPORE, Mon. Police today warned rubber dealers to be on the alert for 10 tons of a particular type of rubber worth about $18,000 following a robbery at Hock Cheong Rubber Co. godown in Paya Lebar Road. A police spokesman said that the dealers were
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    Club talk
    31 11 SINGAPORE, Mon— Mr P. H Sidwell, of the Interna. tional Aeradlo (Far East). will talk on "Electronic A Navigation" at the Lions Club luncheon at the Cockpit on Thursday.
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    Two hurt in Singapore gang battle
    103 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two labourers were seriously injured In a gang battle in Upper Circular Road yesterday. Chua Ah Tlang, 19, and Khoo Tock Seng, 18, were found 200 yards apart with severe stab wounds Chua was found In Boat Quay with wounds In the
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    Mexicans seek trade in Asia
    533 12  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND Bid to rectify imbalance of payments position with Spore, Federation By 'WE HAVE NUMEROUS ITEMS TO OFFER THIS MARKET,' SAYS VISITING ENVOY ]y|EXICO, which is making rapid strides in its own economy, is turning its eyes towards South-East Asia in an effort to
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    Director on local tour
    53 12 Mr. S. David, commercial and marketing director of the Oestetner organisation arrived in Singapore yesterday from Kuala Lumpur where he opened the new premises of Gestetner crn > Ltd. Mr. David, who Is on a 21.000-mile tour of Gestetner offices in the Far East, leaves tomorrow
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    VOLKSWAGEN VOTED WEAL FAMILY CAR IN BRITAIN
    113 12 fillE British Consumers' Association ha' declared, after patting nix small British and two Continental family cars under the "microscope" that the West German Volkswagen "offers the nearest to troublr-free motoring of any of them." The British cars were a Ford Anglia. mmi -car.
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    2-MONTH ROTHMANS SALES COURSE
    129 12 2-MONTH ROTHMANS SALES COURSE A TOP officer of the international Rothmans group is in Malaya to conduct a course in modern techniques for Malayan sales executives of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaya) Ltd. Mr. Ron Smith, of the overseas marketing and planning department of Rothmans of Pall Mall Export Ltd.,
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    Top Colgate officials in for talks
    108 12 Top Colgate officials in for talks T*HE president of Col--1 gate-Palmolive International, Mr. W. T. Miller Is now in Malaya for talks on what will eventually be a $7 million dollar investment programme in the country. The first phase of the plan is the toothpaste factory at Petallng Jaya which
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    Produce merchants celebrate
    120 12 THE Chinese Produce Exchange, Singapore gave a cocktail party at its Prince Street premises on Thursday to mark the traditional opening day of business after the Chinese New Year holidays. The party, attended by the chairman, Mr. Tan Siak Krw. the vice-chair-man, Mr. Tan Tiow Phuan, other
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    SOAPDEMAND SHOULD GO UP, HE SAYS
    91 12 SOAPDEMAND SHOULD GO UP, HE SAYS THE growing economic prosperity of Malaya should provide a ready market for high quality soaps and toilet preparations, Mr. Alex Cussons, vice-chairman of Cussons Sons and Co. Ltd., said during a visit to Kuala Lumpur last week. Mr. Cussons, who is also chairman of
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    Malaya can become leading tourist spot in Far East if...
    198 12 Malaya can become leading tourist spot in Far East if... MALAYA'S young tourist industry could become a big dollar earner if planned efforts were made to develop a greater variety of sightseeing attractions along with facilities that appeal to Western travellers. This was stated in Singapore by three top officials
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    Back from Formosa study trip
    92 12 Back from Formosa study trip TWO young Malayans, Mr. Wong Wai Ming and Mr. Shum Khail, Fook of Ipoh, have re- turned from Formosa j where they studied machine operation and fabrication of plastic products. Graduates oi the Yuk Uhoy High School, Messrs. Wong and Shum, both 22, were sent
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    Malayan post
    30 12 Mr. Peter Everett, general sales manager of World Brands Pty. Ltd., has been appointed marketing director of Lever Bros. Ltd. In Malaya. He will assume duties in midMarch.
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      AUSTRALIANS TO SEND SELLING DELEGATES HERE
      205 12 AUSTRALIANS TO SEND SELLING DELEGATES HERE From KEITH HOOPER in Sydney EXECUTIVES of the Australian Export Marketing Bureau, will leave Sydney on Saturday on a combined marketing research and selling mission in eight South-East Asian countries. The party will visit Singapore, Malaya, Thailand, North Borneo. Sarawak, Brunei, Hong Kong and
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    116 14 \TELBOURNE. Mon lnvMt- ments resumed their steady upward trend on strong widespread demand, leaders mainly held their levels and second rank issues showed rises ov*r a wide range. n HP. gained Is. 9d. to 695. 3d Oils fluctuated narrowly, but base metals were steady and loans firm. Con
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    181 14 Atseciatlen made thexe rhnnsra In Its rates to merchants yesterday: Lenden selling TT or OD 2/4 1/32: buying TT 2/4 3/32, airmail OD 2/4 3/18. 30 d/st 2/4 11/32. 43 d/st 2/4 13/32, 60 d/st 2/4 IS '32. PO d/st 2/4 S/fl. 120 d/st 2/4 25/32. ISO d/st
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    127 14 CHIPS tying alengslde the Singapere wharvss today ara: Straat Torres 25/26. Lovcen 10/11, Mauriclen l.Tlt. Caltrx Bombay 3«!/39. Sag*. Mani 42/43, ThorKgaard 4/5. Or.da 1 J. Benvrg 21/22. Arr.onea 31/32. Outsr reads: Toxul Mnni, Trnn<irtic. Triumph. Eagafjord. Bravo. Galmi, Rambang. Balsfjord. Toledo, Amonia, Jarona,. Senaru Maru. Permlna
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    Rubber crops
    39 14 Further January rubber crops included: Krmpu 594,300 lb. RadrlU 30.000 lb. Nyalas 68.000 lb. Malaka Pinda 208.400 lb.. I niUd Malacca 175.500 lb.. Ayer Molrk 48.935 lb.. Leone Hln San. Ltd. 107.500 lb. and Nvalas 68.000 lb.
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    BIG AMALGAMATION PLANS FOR S RUBBER COMPANIES
    482 14 BIG AMALGAMATION PLANS FOR S RUBBER COMPANIES From Our Market Correspondent INTEREST in rubber shares has been awakened slightly by the proposal to amalgamate four public dollar rubber estates with a privately owned plantation. The great majorfty of the holdings arc in Johore and Malacca. If carried out, and there
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES Frb. 10 Feb. 12 Industrials: 167.35 167.04 Tins: 295.12 294.21 Rubbers: 202.K8 202.88 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    * MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE *
    705 14 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock iSxchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals I in brackets: Industrial!: Boustead (3.000) $1.60, (2.000) $1621: Dunlops (1.000) $1.36; East Smelting (5.000) $2.96 ON: Malayan Banking (2.000) $7.*0: M. Cement (10.000) $2.64 cd. $2.60 cd OL. $2.63 cd OL: McAlister
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    CLOSINQ PRICES
    41 14 SINGAPORE. Feb. 12. RI'BBKR: 84? cents per lb. (up a quarter of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 84; cents (quiet). TIN: $471. 37 A per picul (down 31 h cents). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (up 25 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    206 14 FEBRUARY first irada rubber buyers f.a.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 84J cent* per lb up a quarter of a cent on Friday's closing pric*. Trie tono m quiet S.C.C.R.A. rlorlng prices In cent* per lh yesterday: Int 1 R. 8.8. Prompt f.o.b. buv.-r.- Mlatn *4J iNi: Int
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    Singapore tin price falls slightly: Rubber uncertain
    282 14 T»HE price of tin in Singapore yesterday continued to decline and a fall of 37£ cents brought it down to 5471.37J per picul on an estimated offering of 255 tons. The trend of tin prices seems likely to be upward In the next
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      493 14 NEDLLOYD LINE GREAT LAKES SERVICE FAST SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE, MALAYA DIRECT TO CANAOA AND U.S. GREAT LAKES PORTS. S'Dor* f S'Mrr, Penant, Art. Montreal "BANOA (NL) 5/17 Mar 13 14 Mai 15 Mar 12 A|r "SARANGAN" (RL) 5 17 Air 13 14 A|r 15 Air IS May "BINUNG" ((NL) 5
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      749 14 PRODUCE PRICES CHINCSt •taduu f ichjno (irncs•srs no»n price* ptr picul ytiUrdsy: Csconut Ml r>u!k BM| Msssta, drum *41 sellers. Cftjiri: fth. DK/CMUOCM $27 r-uyers, »2S s*lWs. Pspcxr I Muntok white $170 sellers, Sarawak white $1671 seller*, aprcwil Sarawak black tl37i kellem. garblid Lamport* black Sl37| sellers. ABTA (147 i
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      931 15 TENDERS TENDERS TENDERS are invited for the' IV P KFDAM supply Of 40 complete sets cf jj* Unalised fabricated materials for TENDER NOTICE the construction of houses at the Kuala Mnggi Housing Scheme. Tenders will be reA.c:.»a trom > Malacca, for Uie period 28th Contractors unoer Clashes A fc B
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      402 15 TENDERS I MALACCA J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE The elating date of tenders for the following originally scheduled to clone on 23rd February. 1962 has been extended to 13th March, 1962. at 3.00 p.m. 1. Supply and Delivery ol One 1 1 1 New Rubber Tyred Diesel Engtned Tractor with Hvdrau lie
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      BOUGOURE TOOK LEAD AS TOLD AND WON THE CUP
      610 16  - BOUGOURE TOOK LEAD AS TOLD AND WON THE CUP EPSOM JEEP By Kuala Lumpur, Monday A CHANCE mount gave Garnet Bougoure a" nice send-off present at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday when he won the first of the seasons classics, the H-mile Selangor Gold Cup on Low and Ng Stable's Kerrydale
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      51 16 KERRYDALE (Bougourt up) being led in by Mr. Low Yit after winning the Selangor Cold Cup over 1 1 miles at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. A rank outsider in a field of 14 runners, Kerrydale won by three lengths to pay SI 4I and $56. Picture by HAROLD
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      Excess baggage: Test star is stumped
      300 16 From JACK FINGLETON CANBERRA, Mon.— West Indian Test star Rohan Kanhai was hit to leg at Sydney airport last night when he was asked for £139 to cover excess baggage cost to the West Indies. It was Kanhal's cricket gear which he wants to
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      112 16 [)HOENIX (Arizona) Me.i.— British Open champion Arnold Palmer won the US $35,000 Phoenix Open got tournament here yesterday by a record margin of 12 strokes. Palmer's final round of 66 gave him a 15 under par total of 269 for 72 holes. Four
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      752 16 IUtIGHTS for eight races on the first day (Sunday) of the Singapore Turf Club February meeting. Cl 2. Div. 1-6 F Come I 1 1 9.00 hnjoymrnt 111 8.13 Western Plains K.U Wt-Mi Star 1S.0!) i .mi Tell 8.08 Musty Jadi 8.08 Sir Chiron S.Ob Erik
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      66 16 TODAY'S SPORTS DIARY SOCCER HOCKEY TOl/R MATCH: Singapore v FEAF CHAMPIONSHIPS: Hong Orgryte of Sweden (Jn. Besar. 7.30 Kong v Butterworth (3.45 p.m.' p.m i. Tengah v Seletar (4.10); Oan FRIENDLIES: Perak Chinese v Changl (5.15. at Seletar). Kinta Indians (Coronation grd. S'GOR DIV. I: TPCA 'A' V Ipolu; Joyful
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      Aussie stars favoured
      780 17  -  DON BECKER By j Singapore, Monday BUT JAPANESE TEAM MAY RUN THEM CLOSE IN TOURNAMENT DOMINATED BY THE HARD -HITTERS 4 CRACK field of some 72 professional golfers are expected to test the old course at the Royal Singapore Golf Club tomorrow in preparation for the $28,075
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      298 17 foot putt which he missed at the 17th. Nagle said that he had lost his putting-touch after missing several easy puts earlier Prank Phillips, who won the first Singapore Open last year, did not play well in Manila. Phillips said that the greens at
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      80 17 IPOH. Mon. The Perak Chinese Football Federation has named 18 players for selection to represent the Btate against Penang in the Malayan Chinese F.A. Cup competition on the Chines© Assembly Hall ground here on Sunday. The PeTak players are: Meng Khlng, Peng Chiang. Seng Choy.
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      44 17 HONG KONG, Mon. An Australian has won the Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Association's pentathlon championship for the second year in succession. He is Ken Peters, who yesterday notched up a total of 2.072 point* Last year, he had 1.992 points.— Reuter. I
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      131 17 CINGAPORE. Mon. 19 Signals Regiment beat Mechanical Engineers by four goals to one to win the Farelf Cup in the south zone hockey final at GUlman Barracks today. Signals were a better team. Their forwards were fast and made good use of their op- portunities
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      PETER SNELL PACES WITH 'STRING' OF FAST KIWI ATHLETES AT RACECOURSE
      88 17 COACH Arthur Lydiard exercising a "string" of fast athletes on the racecourse at Avondale. New Zealand. Among them Is 23 -year-old Peter 8nell, triple world record holder (one mile, half mile and 800 metres). The line-up (from left): Murray
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      293 17 SPORTS SUMMARY HOCKEY PEXANC KO TOl'RXEY: Sepoy lines RC 4 Prisons 0. S'UOR DH r 1: S'gor Combined Police w.o. Postals. SOCCER TAMIL FESTIVAL CUP LGE fTg. MaUm) Kalumpang Indians 1 KoUyang Est. 0. CABLE SPORT BADMINTON: Dutch open Haarlem): Men's singles s-flnals) F. Sonnevllle (Indo, holder) bt Oon Chong
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      175 17 Indonesian swimmers out to test strength SINGAPORE, Mon.— Singa-! pore Amateur Swimming Association will discuss tomorrow the proposed visit oi the Indonesian national swimming and waterpolo teams next month. The teams will be the blgges t and strongest aquatic contingent ever to leave Indonesia on a tour. Indonesia, who are
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      MALA YA 'S TOP RIDER GIVES THRILLING FAREWELL DISPLAY
      477 17 MALA YA 'S TOP RIDER GIVES THRILLING FAREWELL DISPLAY By LIM KEE CHAN Singapore, Mon. TH E departure of Chris Profltt-White from the Malayan mo-tor-racing scene on Thursday can only be viewed with regret after his thrilling farewell performance at yesterday's Dunlop Hill Climb. The crowd will miss this gin-ger-haired
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    395 18 Only 30 minutes, but more to follow PARIS, Mon. Public transport here stopped for 30 minutes today, beginning two days of national strike and demonstrations pretesting against the death of eight people in last week's riots. Police detained 20 rightwingers in a dawn swoop after a report
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    71 18 MR. AND MRS. Grrald l\ Pillny thank MtMtVM .md fn»nd^ for Ih.lr hili>. maVwtatM and prrnentu on the ocri«lon of Ilinr marrlaf MR. AND MRS. S< K Majumdar think rHailvrn and friend! for their but ulahrr. i.rr<-^ni» nnd nttrndunc* at thUr \«.rd'l:t>K on L"> 1 (12 :>•. BsfMßI.m and
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    10 18 IN LOVINC MEMORY nunKr.d. In»«rt«d l»> UI4 children
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    lOOmph gales hit U.K., Continent
    42 18 LONDON. Mon.— The British Atomic Energy Authority announced today that Mr. Lan Maddock, head of field experiments at the Atomic Weapons Research Department at Aldermaston. will be In charge of Britain's underground nuclear tests in Nevada.— U.P.l.
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    183 18 WASHINGTON. Mon. The Government's stockpile of strategic mate- j rials will have to be sold slowly, perhaps over ten years, to avoid a severe shock to the economy, according to senators who have studied secret reports on the subject. Informed senators said, that the Government
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    425 18 LONDON. Mon.— Buyers turned •heir attention more to industrials in the siock markets today and price.4 responded to a selective demand. O.i the other hand the easier uerid seen in eili-i-clcced •wcurities on Friday ni acrrleraied and closing petal showed kMM extending 10 hail a
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    Dinner at Istana for 900 —soldiers
    168 18 Dinner at Istana for 900 —soldiers- KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will entertain about 9UO Congo-bound Malayan troops to a bullet dinner at the Istana Negara here on Friday night. The troops from the 7th Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, Taiping. and "A" Squadron of the Ist Federation Reconnaissance
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    LABOUR: REPLY TO A MINISTER
    98 18 LABOUR: REPLY TO A MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The president of the Malayan Trade Union Congress, Mr. V. E. Jesudoss. said today: "As far as we are concerned, we are not aware of any elements from Singapore, subversive or otherwise, who have come across the Causeway to lnstigaLe labour unrest."
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    Official of union is fined for riot
    417 18 OINGAPORE. Mon. Fon Yik Onn, an assistant secretary of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, was today fined j $400 or three months jail after a four-day trial on a charge of rioting on Dec. 11 "last year. Senior Inspector A J.
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    Swedes edge Malaya with late goal
    327 18 Swedes edge Malaya with late goal BACK PAGE SPORT ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Scoring late in the game the touring Swedish soccer team beat Malaya 1-0 in a friendly match at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. The Swede>. with better ball control and short, accurate passes, generally had tne better of the
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    39 18 TURIN. Mon— British footballer Joe Baker underwent a second operation to set broken bones In his mouth yesterday. The first operation was performed two day? ago. He suffered injuries in a car crash on Feb. 7.— Reuter.
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