The Straits Times, 16 February 1963

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIEO SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times. Mai*** He**"* Estd. 1545 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    'THE BEST HOPE'
    481 1 Support from Kennedy He warns that danger of attack is greater in S-E Asia than in Western Europe WASHINGTON, Fri. PRESIDENT Kennedy yesterday came out wholeheartedly in support of Malaysia. lie told his press conference: '*\Ye have supported the Malaysia Federation. It is under pressure from several
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    Lock icon LIFEBOATS AFTER THE LUXURY
    179 1  -  HUMPHREY VAN LOO By Reuters Correspondent ABOARD THE RESCUE SHIP GOT--IHIII H A G E N (Weser Estuary) Fri. About 500 passengers and crew of the 15,024-ton Dutch liner Maasdam took to the lifeboats this morning after the luxury ship hit a wreck in thick fog
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    Lock icon Military plot to kill De Gaulle: 4 officers held
    381 1 PARIS, Friday. MILITARY security men have foiled a new plot to assassinate President De Gaulle and made "a number of arrests" reported to include four high officers who organised it. Strict precautions were taken when De Gaulle, in a general's uniform,
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    Lock icon India visa study
    36 1 NEW DELHI, Fri.— The Indian Government is "urgently looking into" visa restrictions on entry of Malayan and Singapore citizens of Chinese origin into India, an External Affairs Ministry spokesman said here 'oday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Fishing talks
    30 1 LONDON. Fri. The Foreign Office announced today that AntsloDanish talks on future fishing arrangements for British vessels in the Faroe Islands will open in London on Monday. Reuter.
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    RAJA: THIS COULD BE START OF A CULTURAL, SOCIAL REVOLUTION
    446 1  - RAJA: THIS COULD BE START OF A CULTURAL, SOCIAL REVOLUTION JUDY YONG By SINGAPORE, Fri. Thousands of people watched a clock on their television screens ticking away the last few seconds to six o'clock tonight. Then, sharp at six, a picture of the State flag fluttering in the breeze appeared.
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    Lock icon A bee in his bonnet
    74 1 PITTSBURGH. Fit— Thirty-five students at a high school here have been suspended from classes for one week for wearing unorthodox hair styles and girth-fitting clothes. The principal, Mr. Edward Kurse, said: "Most of the boy* had full combed-in styles to attract attention. "Some ftrU had
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    TV comes to Singapore
    20 1 THIS new-born baby was one of the first sights seen on Singapore television screens last night.
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    THE BORDER REDS NOW TURN TO SUBVERSION
    470 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE hard-core terrorists in the Thai-Malayan border area are concentrating on subversive activities by sending out Communist propaganda sheets to unsuspecting individuals in Federation towns. This was stated today at a Joint Army-Police press conference given by the Chief of
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    Lock icon Successor to Burgess
    51 1 HONO KONG, Fri.— The Secretary of State for the Colonies has approved he appointment or Mr. E. B. Teeadale to succeed Mr C- B. Burgess as Colonial Secretary In Hone Kong, it was officially stated today. Mr. Teeodala served in India, Ceylon and China during the war
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    Lock icon 'Profiteers' to die
    53 1 MOSCOW. Fri.— Three men convicted of making too much money oat of girls' hair ribbons have been sentenced to death, the newspaper Soviet Culture said today. A fourth defendant received 15 years' jail. The case was the latest in a series of death sentences passed on "profiteers"
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    Lock icon Saved by a dead man's kidney
    262 1 Saved by a dead man's kidney LONDON, Fri. Salesman Peter Lucas, 37, is alive today because doctors at Leeds gave him a kidney taken from a dead man's body. Doctors baici yesterday, GO days after the operation, that Mr. Lucas was "progressing well" and would soon be released for convalescence.
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 NIK'S WARNING MOSCOW 1 1 1 rtel Prmiier Khn, it \irtual. n hi- Union* "w«- will \->u warning Hr < i jnd Com!n China Hill throw >lio\elfuls of earth Itf C-pi' > I II
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  • AFRO ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Syria-Iraq merger?
      245 2 I)AMASCUS, Fri. The Syrian Foreign Minister, Dr. Asad Mahassen, announced last night that his country was willing to set up a federation with Iraq. He said this federation could be a "nucleus and model for a pan-Arab federation comprising all Arab countries." Dr. Mahassen said In a statement
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      Supermart protest
      81 2 SOME 2,500 retail merchants get together to protest against the "invasion by the American-style supermarket into the Japaneseconsumer market Feeling the pinch of the new style of business, retail shop owners held rallies in each district and the final national gathering was held in Tokyo with the participation
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      Lock icon Shot U.S. sergeant found with thumb on trigger
      180 2 Shot U.S. sergeant found with thumb on trigger SAIGON. Fri.— A United States Army sergeant has died, apparently from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, at a training camp in Ninh Thuan Province 180 miles north-east of Saigon, a Government spokesman said yesterday. Two American officers who heard a shot found the
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      Lock icon India won't abandon neutrality: Envoy
      189 2 LONDON, Friday. INDIA has no intention of abandoning her neutralist foreign policy because of Communist Chinese incursions into her territory, Mr. M. C. Chagla, High Commissioner for India, said in London yesterday. India's policy of non-allgn- 1 meat in. the cold war has localised her
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      Lock icon First reading of 'Hanging Bill'
      46 2 SALISBURY, Pit Southern Rhodesia's "Hanging BUI" the Law and Order (Maintenance) Amendment BUI was given its first reading In Parliament yesterday. The BUI seek* to Introduce a mandatory death sentence for throwing petrol bombs and a range of arson offences. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Inter-tribal troubles
      60 2 UNITED NATIONS, Prl. The United Nations said last night that the situation In the Congo's South Kasai region was still unsettled, but bad Improved recently. A spokesman said there was "no apparent foundation" for reports of a fullscaJe revolt by Kalonjist elements against the Central Government. The trouble
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      Lock icon INDIGNANT AFRICANS STAGE A BULGARIAN EXODUS
      349 2 VIENNA, Friday. A "MASS exodus" of African students from Bulgaria is to take place within the next few days, the Ghanaian Ambassador in Sofia, Mr. Appan-Sampong, told Reuter by telephone last night Up to 400 students would leave the country, he said, following the
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      DATE Hong Kong
      334 2 Majni Japanese bar girls from 1 Yokohama have 1 been kidnapped 1 and sold in Hong Kong as prosti- tutes, the New Life i Evening Post re- ported here. The report said about i3O dumb prostitutes i disappeared from Yo- i kohama recently and I i were
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon LABOUR VOTES FOR WILSON
      211 3 A IK. Harold Wilson was last night elected leader of the Labour Party, a post which may make him the next Socialist Prime Minister of Britain. He beat Mr. George Brown, the deputy Labour leader, by 144 votes to 103 In a secret ballot for th»
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      Lock icon Nonsense for Britain to be an A-power, says Labour's leader
      554 3 LONDON, Friday ]y|R. Harold Wilson, the Labour Party's new leader, said last night that it was not only nonsense in defence terms for Britain to try to be a nuclear power it hindered all those who were anxious to gel
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      Lock icon Cuba: Britain was ready
      78 3 LONDON. Prt. Air Marshal Sir Keith Cross. Chief of Bomber Command, said at Scampton yesterday that during the Cuban crisis, a daily count of Britain's Thor missiles showed that 59 out of 60 were serviceable and could be brought to readiness for tiring at 15 minutes'
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      Lock icon America to begin withdrawal of B-47 bombers
      265 3 America to begin withdrawal of B-47 bombers WASHINGTON. Fri United States officials confirmed yesterday that America intended to begin withdrawal of its B-47 nuclear bombers from bases overseas and In this country this year. The end of subsonic medium bomber planes was signalled by Mr. Robert McNamara. Secretary of Defence,
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      Lock icon U.S. 'LOSES' SYNCOM
      202 3 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fri. SCIENTISTS yester*3 day lost radio contact with the new communications satellite Syncom, which was successfully launched in the morning, and did not know whether it achieved orbit. A small solid-fuel rocket fired 307 minutes after the launching to "kick" the spacecraft into orbit but
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      Food fit for an emperor
      182 3 ROME Fri.— Specialists in Roman history last night sampled the type of food the Romans ate 2.000 years ago. They were among 300 guests at a banquet of 23 dishes chosen from the recipes of Aplc 1 v s. a gourmet of Emperor Tiberius's reign
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      Lock icon US troops will stay in Europe: Kennedy
      452 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Kennedy told his Press conference yesterday that the United States planned to keep its six divisions in Western Europe unless Europe expressed a desire that they should be withdrawn. I The President, in reply to a question about his attitude
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      Lock icon French bomber destroyed
      38 3 PARIS, Fri. France's prototype atom bomber crashed near Orleans on Wednesday, official sources said yesterday. The crew of two escape 1 by ejector seat but the pilot, a captain, broke both legs on landing. <— Reuter.
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    TEAM TO MOSHI TALKS BACK TO BIG WELCOME
    533 4 TEAM TO MOSHI TALKS BACK TO BIG WELCOME I SINGAPORE, Fri. THK Singapore delegates to the AfroAsian Solidarity Conference at Moshi, Tanganyika, \v ere welcomed home by 2.000 banner-waving unionists and PAP supporters at the airport here today. After the delegates had been garlanded, their leader, Mr. C. V. Devan
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    Facilities at the Poly
    382 4 Facilities at the Poly SINGAPORE, Prl. rpHE Singapore Polytechnic can now provide facilities for post-graduate and research studies for its students, said the principal of the Polytechnic, Mr. C.I.C. Scollay, today. Mr. Scollay, who Is due to return to New Zealand on Mar. 25, after finishing his contract here, added
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    Navy party for 400 children
    59 4 SINOAPORE. m— About 400 children "adopted" by the Royal Navy will attend a party tomorrow on board H-M.S. Terror In the Naval Base. The children are from the Atomic Boys' Club, the Princess Elizabeth Club, the Yio Chu Kang, Bukit Panjang, Kampong Tengah and the
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    Sterilisation as part of family planning
    275 4 Sterilisation as part of family planning SINGAPORE, Fri. Delegates to the Seventh International Planned Parenthood Federation discussing the "Role of sterilisation" today unanimously agreed that sterilisation should be implemented as part of the family planning programme. Prof. B. H. Sheares, chairman of the study group said at the end of
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    Gujarati anniversary
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Oujaratl Youth Association will celebrate Its seventh anniversary at the Indian Association on Sunday. There will be folk dancing and quisses tor children.
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    Jamit-Yeow trial: No hearing
    67 5 Jamit-Yeow trial: No hearing SINGAPORE. Fri. lll-nt-ss today held up the trial ip the First Criminal District Court of Jamit Singh and Yeow Fook Yuen on charges connected with Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association funds. When hearing resumed today, the court was told that Yeow wag suffering from stomach trouble
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    S'ore firm wins world contest
    112 5 S'ore firm wins world contest SINGAPORE, Fri.— Borneo Motors (Singapore) Ltd. has been named the winner of the Lambretta motor scooter world sales competition, the first Middle and Far East Lambretta Convention was told at Raffles Hotel last night. As the prize. Borneo Motors will receive an extra $25,000 for
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    Ballot over—now a week's wait
    270 5 Ballot over— now a week's wait IPOH, Friday. DALLOTING by the 4,000 members of the National Union of Bank Employees on industrial action sy the union ended today. 1 The union, however. Is not expected to take action for at least a week, pending the result of a mediation effort.
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    Hari Raya gifts
    24 5 KAJANO Fri. The Muslim community here will distribute rakes and other delicacies to patients in Ka.iang Hospital on Han Raya day.
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    Rawang Scouts officials
    46 5 RAWANO. Frl.— lnche Ismail bin Karana has been elected chair, man of the Boy Scouts Association. Rawang District. Others elected are: Vice-chair-man, Wan Husatn Hababa; secretary, Inche Abdullah bin Wahab; Assistant Secretary, Inche ZalnM Abldln bin Idris. and treasurer, Inche Othman bin Jalll.
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    Receiving orders
    44 5 SINOAPORE, Fri. Receiving and adjudication orders were made against Lim Koh Mui. a businessman, by Mr. Justice Ctiua in the High Court today. Llm is owinp $31,980 on a Judgment debt to the trustees of the will of Lim Tec* Kirn (deceased)
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    'MALLAIG' IS No. 2 VIP LODGE in S'PORE
    411 5 'MALLAIG' IS No. 2 VIP LODGE in S'PORE Federation Govt buys from Loke a mansion that was valued at $500,000 ten years ago gINGAPORE, Fri.— The Federation Government has bought "Mallaig,' the residence of Date Loke Wan Tho in Gallop Road, Singapore. It has been renamed •Rumah Persekutuan." The sale,
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    Five days' jail for abusing a PC
    107 5 Five days' jail for abusing a PC r>H. Fri. Ho Sens Wan, 16, unemployed, was sentenced in a magistrate's court to five days' jail as his mother was not able to pay the $30 fine imposed on him. Ho was found guilty of abusing Police Constable Ahmad bin SudWi at
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    Govt ruling on Coat of Arms
    94 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Prime Minister t. Department today ruled that the Federation Coat of Arms may not be used In private correspondence. "The Coat of Arms of the Federation Is the property of the Federation Govornment and Its use Is vested In the
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    Breach writ
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A writ claiming «1<"»"»g— for breach of contract of marriage has been tiled In the High Court registry on behalf of Jane Low Jlak Hung, a spinster residing at an address In Emerald Hill, against James Lav. of PeUllng Jaya, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Broadcast visit
    40 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Controller of News of the Aastraiian Broadcasting Commission. Mr. W.S. Hamilton. will arrive from Singapore on a one-week visit on Feb. 26. Mr. Hamilton Is now on a tour of South-East and East Asia.
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    15 Japanese locomotives for Malayan Railway
    135 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —Japan will supply 15 diesel hydraulic locomotives to expand Malayan Railway mainline services. Klsha Selzo Kalsha Ltd. has been awarded the tender to supply the locomotives, which will arrive in two years. Although built In Japan, the locomotives have German engines
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    Elected president
    30 5 BANTING. Frl. The District Officer, Inche Suleiman bin Monamed Dom. has been electrtt president of the Kuala Langat branch of the Malayan Association of the Prevention of Tuberculosis.
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    Claim against hotel fails
    87 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. In *ie High Court yesterday the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, entered judgment, by consent. dismissing a claim for $9,000 against Orchard Hotel, Ltd.. by its former manager, Mr. Kok Kit Yoong. In a counter claim for $3,270, which the hotel brought
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    BRIGHT BOY WHO 'SUFFERS URGE TO STEAL'
    157 6 BRIGHT BOY WHO 'SUFFERS URGE TO STEAL' SINGAPORE, Fri. A schoolboy, described by a police prosecutor as "exceptionally bright in his studies." pleaded guilty today to stealing $256 from a hawker, Yeo Kee Siong, on the night of Feb. 7. Yeo 800 Ngan. 20, son of a .shopkeeper, under remand
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    Police exercise
    31 6 IPOH, Fri. Police will hold a public order exercise in the Ipoh area from 11 ajn. to 1 p.m. tomorrow. Federal riot units will take part In the exercise.
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    More taxes on way forecast
    367 6 ECONOMISTS SEE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME IN THE MINISTER'S WARNING by TAN TOCK SAIK J(UALA LUMPUR, Fri.—Economists today interpreted the Finance Minister's warning yesterday to be prepared to shoulder extra burdens to mean only one thing: More taxes are on the way. And they
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    POLICEMAN KILLED
    73 6 mHE rider of the raotorX cycle. Ramli bin Mohamed Baki, 35 a police despatch rider, was killed in this accident in Gnrney Road. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Ramli, of Kajang police station, was on his way to the Police Depot when he was involved in a crash with a
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    Liars who try to poison minds
    174 6 KUANTAN, Friday. /CHINESE in the rural areas were advised today to beware of "malicious rumours" about Malaysia. Dato Ngau Ken Lock, chairman of the Pahang branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, said that subversive elements were trying to poison the minds ol the people.
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    Nine taikongs fined $700
    55 6 PENANO. Frl. Nine talkongs were fined a total of $700 for bunging their lighters alongside a sieamer before the Penang Port Authorities had examined it. The lighters approached the boat. Cedar Hill, which arrived with a cargo of sugar yesterday morning, before the international code "Q"
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    Jayakumar is top law student
    88 6 Jayakumar is top law student SINGAPORE. Fri. The University of Singapore announced today that Mr. Shunrr.ugam Jayakumar, former vice-president of the students' union, topped the list In the recent law examinations. On the basis of his results. he has been awarded the Leow Chla Heng prize and the Adrian Clark
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    Driver fined
    36 6 PENANG. Fri. Tan See Cheng. 48. a lorry driver wtiose vehicle collided with a motorcyclist at Kelawei Road on Oct. 2 last year, was fined $110 today tor inconsiderate driving. His licence was endorsed.
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    PROFESSOR PRAISES SINGAPORE POLY
    170 6 SINGAPORE. Friday. pROFESSOR A. C. Light, Dean of the School of Architecture at Auckland University, New Zealand, today described the Singapore Polytechnic as a "well equipped effective force" in local society. It could measure up to world standards, he said. Professor Light Is here as external
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    The happy judge
    84 6 KTJALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Chief Justice. Dato Sir James Thomson, today told four new barristers that he hoped *tien they had been in the profession as long as he had th.-y would be as happy as he was. Date Sir James »as welcoming them to the Federation
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    PPP ON WHEELS TO FIGHT POLLS
    249 6 PPP ON WHEELS TO FIGHT POLLS IPOH, Fri.— The People's Progressive Party, which has announced its determination to capture the Perak Ooverr.ment, is being "put on wheels" for greater mobility during the State elections. The P.P.P. has ordered 11 sturdy vans at a cost of $45.--000. They will be modi.Yd
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    'Guilty' pleas to shop theft
    68 6 KLANO. Fri. Phua All Ho. 22, and Low Tuck Yuen. 20. pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court here today to stealing a case of chicken essence valued a $117 and abrasives valued at $17 from a shop in Rembau Street yesterday. Phua. it was said,
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    'WE STARTED FACTORIES for PAN-MALAYA MARKET'
    537 8 SINGAPORE, frl. .MANUFACTURERS of sanitary towels and baby powder in Kuala Lumpur told the Tariff Advisory Commission h«re today that when they set up their factories in the Federation, they regarded Malaya and Singapore as one market. If they had known that there would
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    ARSENITE BAN PUT OFF AGAIN
    139 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl rpHE Federation OovernX ment has again deferred Its proposed ban on the use of sodium arsenlte as a weedkiller. This Is the fourth deferment since the Government gave Importers a year's notice in August 1960 of its intention to ban the weedkiller.
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    SAO DAY FOR 180 STEWARDS AND THEIR CAPTAIN
    121 8 SAO DAY FOR 180 STEWARDS AND THEIR CAPTAIN SINGAPORE, fti. Today was a ted «ay for 180 Sinnnfre stewards when th* Mjl4-ton liner Johan Van Oldenbafftevelt sailed without them. Tk* ahif Is «n her last voyage horn* after 33 years m a luxury liner plyinr Wtweeal Europe and Australia- Shi
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    Phone link with Vietnam
    47 8 KUALA LUIIPUR. Pri. A telephony service between Malaya and the Republic of Vietnam was inaugurated today when the Vietnamese Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Tran Kirn Phuonf. called Saigon. The service is available between 11 aJA. and noon daily except on Sundays and public holidays.
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    Tory and Selkirk have talks
    36 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. The British High Commissioner here, Sir Oeofroy Tory, made an eighthour flying trip to Singapore today for "routine discussions" with Lord Selkirk, the British Cotn-mlssloner-aeneral for South-Bast Asia.
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    Knife man jailed
    32 8 IPOH, Pri. An odd-job labourer. VOC Somu, 44, was today jailed for three months for stabbing another labourer. N. BfiißT! n fff". 33, with a knife on Jan. 30.
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    Replant 'sacrifice will be worth it'
    202 8 Replant 'sacrifice will be worth it' pENANG, Fri.— Estate 1 owners were urged today to continue to replant although the Government grant was "far from adequate" to meet its high cost. "The sacrifice will be worth it in the long run as there will be continued and increasing demand for
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    Welcome plans
    44 8 SINOAPORE. Frl. The residents of Nee Soon and Paya Lebar have set up separate action committees to prepare a big welcome for the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, when he visits them next month in his current tours of rural areas.
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    'EGG WAR' LOSSES: $10,000 A DAY
    256 9 'EGG WAR' LOSSES: $10,000 A DAY I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Vegetable gardeners in the Cameron Highlands estimate that they lost $10,000 a day during the month-long •'egg war' between the Federation and Singapore. One of their leaders. Dato Yee Peng Wan. said today that the end of the "war' had come
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    No licences
    38 9 SI N CAPORE: The Acting Controller and Registrar of Imports and Exports. Mr. A. V. Cordciro, has announced that specific .import licences are no longer required for soap. These licences had been required for three years.
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    Miss Lai fixes family's dinner
    94 9 MISS Lai Yoke Heong prepares a meal at her home in Petaling Java. "It's not as difficult as you think," she said, as she picked up an egg. Back from London on Thursday after seven month* there, armless Yoke Heong at once set about writing
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    Crops hit by floods in Brunei
    106 9 Crops hit by floods in Brunei BRUNEI TOWN, Frl.— The recent monsoon floods have caused considerable damage to padi and other crops, the Brunei Government said today. The State Agricultural Officer, Inche Hamidoon bin Damid, said the harvesting season has been due to start this month but heavy rains and
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    $250 fines for an advertisement
    58 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The pubUMier of tlic Nanlan? Evening Post and the proprietor of the Asiatic Medical Co. \utp today fined $250 eacli tor publishing aii opium cure advertisement on Nov 11 last year. They were chanted under the Medical Advertisements and Sales Ordinancp. which prohibits
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    40 oil paintings to be on show
    63 9 IPOH. Frl— Forty oil paintings on Central Australia. Insured at 550.000. will be exhibited at the YMCA here on Feb. 22. The paintings are by noted Australian artl-st. Mr. Robert Johnson. 72. The exhibition sponsored by the Perak Arts Council, will be opened
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    JAIL, ROTAN FOR A THIN WIRE THUG
    313 9 PENANG, Friday. J^ LORRY driver who took part in two armed robberies was today sentenced to a total of six years' jail and 12 strokes of the rotan. Tang Ah Chin, 27, pleaded guilty to robbing a housewife, Leong Swee Eng. at Jalar.
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    Sir Gerald likely to be 'Gold Stick'
    142 9 Sir Gerald likely to be 'Gold Stick' LONDON. Fri— Held Marshal Sir Gerald Templer. former High Commissioner in Malaya, who. since his retirement as CIGS. has taken on almost as many public duties and directorships as his predecessor. Lord Harding, is expected to become a "Gold Btlck." This appointment falls
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    Car jaga fined
    28 9 PENANQ. Frl. A. Samsudin. 35. was fined $75. or two weeks' mil. for acting as a Jaffa kereta at Kampong Malabar at 11.20 last night.
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    Dental officer moves
    17 9 KAJANO. Fri. Mr. Brwjsn Singh, a dental officer here, has been transferred to Seremban.
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    'Be more gentlemanly* plea
    208 9 i— PENANG. Friday j— j DENANG Party Rak- yat called on the Alliance Government today to review "more closely" its policies against all Opposition parties. "We challenge the Alliance, a> an established party, to show a more Rerruemanh attitude toward* rival parties." said id m Inche
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    Plan for new private junior school in Penang
    301 9 Plan for new private junior school in Penang PENANG, Friday. A COMMITTEE has been formed to consider establishing a school in Pena.:#{ for children aged eight to 11 who would otherwise go overseas. A company may be formed with the backing of the Penang Chamber of Commerce to finance the
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    MYSTERY WOMAN ON THE AIR
    108 9 MYSTERY WOMAN ON THE AIR KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The identity of the Indonesian woman whose dulcet voice today launched Radio Malaya's new overseas service in South-East Asia will be a mystery at least for some time. The Deputy Director of Broadcasting, Inche Murtadza Za'aba, said today: "We do not propose
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    Month's jail man leaves court free
    88 9 Month's jail man leaves court free PENANG. Fri. A police supervisee, arrested on Jan. 15 I for falling to report at a police station, left court a I free man today after being sentenced to one month's jail. The second magistrate Mr. A. Retnam. directed that Chan Kok Leong's jail
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    DEATHS
    112 10 IT era's Jl# (Minimum) CHAN KOK EE Age 6H passed away lan— children aad grand childnn lo mourn hi* loaa. MR. LIM LEAN TENG passed away at the ripe age or 94 oa Monday. February 11. 1943. at hn No. 70. Northjun Road. He 15 survivrd liy two wives.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    103 10 2* Word§ $10 (minimum) MRS ARULANANDOM anil famil* •h.nk relatives and friends lor me«»age* of condolence, wreath*, assistant r hi their reient heraavement. MR. AN* MRS. T. P. Nonls thank fnenda and laMtM) for their attendanre good «mhe» pad. prexents oa the occasion of their msi..-.« oa 9.2.63 at
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 10 •0 H ore's >/» (Minimum) IN EVER LOVING memory of DOM Jenkinx Vijayarunnam, who departed thi« lile on lh-j*i. Foadly remerai.nrd by his loird ones.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    165 10 M t*nr4* (*fiiua»i/m> THE COCKPITS lava Rij.ilta(«l la >.iturday »nd Sunday luim h tmir SALE BARGAINS in ni.iTrnlty mi.. MiiotkK. inormnt. > ockta.il ail V. to $10. Duncans. II (i si. off Kalflrs Place. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Itiich.rs and book addicts to hrow- in their nhowrooms at Times itivrr
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    The Straits Times. Saturday, February 16, 1963. The UN And Malaysia
    651 10 The Straits Times. Saturday, February 16, 1963. The UN And Malaysia Like U Thant's "search for a formula", Mr. Pelaez's SouthEast Asia conference proposal is too vague to attract official Malayan comment U Thant is still gathering the facts of the differences between Malaya, Indonesia and the Philippines concerning the
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    More Replanting
    356 10 Long before the previous, replanting schemes ran out at the end of last year, the Federation Government promised more funds for more replanting. The announcement of a S2OO million grant is therefore news only in respect of the amount It is $80 million less than the last fund,
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    New Leader
    225 10 Mr. Harold Wilson's election as successor to Hugh Gaitskell was virtually a foregone conclusion after the first ballot of the British Parliamentary Labour Party. This gave him 121 votes to 88 for Mr. George Brown and 41 for Mr. James Callaghan. only eight short of the absolute majority
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    Lock icon Labour's new leader
    925 10 Labour's new leader Harold Wilsonthe intellectual with the icy. brilliant mind MR. HAROLD WILSON, who was elected to leadership of Britain's Labour Party yesterday, has risen meteorically in politics though Mr. Caitskell outstripped him by becoming Labour leader within 10 years of entering Parliament. It took Mr. Wilson 18. Harold
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    Sabotage base
    369 10  -  DENNIS BLOODWORTH from HONG KONG Friday T*HE Hong Kong GovA ernment has tacitly respected Peking's recent claim that the "walled city" of Kowloon is not under British jurisdiction. Officials last Saturday cleared 69 families from an adjacent site due for reconstruction but carefully skirted the small workshops and
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    THE DONS WILSONS MEN OF THE NEW FRONTIER
    277 10 THE DONS WILSONS MEN OF THE NEW FRONTIER LONDON. Fri. Now that the battle for the Labour leadership has been resolved with the election of Harold ————.W i lson, B left wing dons are wondering where they stand. If there's a Labour Prime Minister in a couple of years, who'll
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    PEACEFUL TOWN THAT HARBOURS TROUBLE FOR THAILAND
    324 10  - PEACEFUL TOWN THAT HARBOURS TROUBLE FOR THAILAND HEDLEY RHODES By BANGKOK. Fri. Set among the jungle-co-vered hllLs of northern Thailand. Chlengmal is a quiet, pleasant place of ancient Buddhist temples, of lovely girls. and skilled weavers and silversmiths who work as their forefathers did centuries ago. But beneath its peaceful
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    MINISTER REJECTS MEETING ON FISH
    221 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The, Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Gan. has turned down a request from the Singapore Marine Products Workers Union for an interview today to discuss the question of allowing Formosan fishing boats j facilities to sell their catches here. The union
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    Wife who was deserted gets decree
    82 11 Wife who was deserted gets decree SINGAPORE. Fri. Lee| Kah Tin. who was deserted by her husband. Tan Seng Wee. two months after their marriage, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today dissolving their marriage. The decree is to be made absolute In
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    Inspector tells of family ordeal during robbery
    250 11 I SINGAPORE. Friday AIR. Mak Kam Heng. I the senior building inspector of the city council, today told a magistrate's court of the 45-rninute ordeal he and his family endured when they were held up at knife point by three robbers. Phua Chee
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    A police visit to Dr. Siva...
    835 11 At signal he entered clinic Officer says he took away two envelopes which contained $712 J£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A senior police officer told the Sessions Court today how he and a party of officers visited the skin clinic of Dr. S. Sivasithamparam in the
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    Union dance
    32 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The Kuala Lumpur Municipality Workers' Trade Union will hold a music and dance party at the Language and Literature Agency Hall at Airport Road here on Sunday
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    10 in family look to Juriah, 18, for support
    146 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. To Juriah binte Hamid. 18, (above) has fallen the responsibility of fending for her mother and nine brothers and sisters. Her father. Abdul Hamid bin Bujang, 39. a Customs deckhand, was drowned while trying to recover a drifting speedboat
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    'Grand old man' is buried
    54 11 KAJANG. Fri. Mr. Ong Keng Seng, 91, a rubber dealer here and a "grand o.tf man" of the Hokklen community in Ulu Langat district who died on Wednesday, was buried in the Hokklen cemetery at Sungei Jeloh today. He leaves a wife, three sons, three
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    Annual meeting
    25 11 RAWANG. Fri.— The fourth annual meeting of tIM Rawang Youth Club will be held on Sunday at the San Yuk Chinese School here.
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    ACS extension
    27 11 KLANG, Fri.— The Minister of Education. Hajl Abdul Hamld Khan, will open a $100,000 extension building to the AngloChinese School here ai 4 pjn. tomorrow.
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    Bank official arrives
    43 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Mr. J. O. Phillips. Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, arrived here today for a 24--hour visit on his way home after attending a meeting in Karachi. He will have talks with Bank Negara officials.
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    Body in sea: Police quiz tontine members
    128 11 Body in sea: Police quiz tontine members SINGAPORE, Fri. Detectives today questioned the tontine partners of Chan Kum Eng, 50, whose parangslashed body was found In the sea off Robertson Quay on Wednesday evening. It was clad In black trousers and a white blouse. Detectives had trieu without success to
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    DEVELOPMENT WARNING BY AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
    311 11 DEVELOPMENT WARNING BY AMERICAN AMBASSADOR SINGAPORE, Frl. Mr. Charles F. Baldwin, U.S. Ambassador to Malaya, said today governments of new nations should remember they were shaping the political growth of their countries at a time when "mankind is moving into the future at breathtaking speed." Mr. Baldwin, guest speaker at
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    'Co-existence with Jakarta a must'
    198 11 SINGAPORE Friday. T<HE "absolute necessity" of peaceful co-existence x between Malaysia and Indonesia was expressed by the Singapore Deputy Premier, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today. He hoped that delegates at a pro-Malaysia conference In Jesselton on Sunday would discuss relations between these two territories "In
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    ULTIMATUM TO WAR DEPARTMENT
    60 11 ULTIMATUM TO WAR DEPARTMENT SINGAPORE. Fri. The Army Civil Service Union, which claims 16,000 members, has given the War Department a one-month ultimatum to settle cTalms covering redundancy compensation In a letter to the Command Secretary, G.H.Q., the union said this derision was taken at a recent delegates conference. A
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    $300 robbery in home
    63 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Three youths one of them armed with a knife, entered a house in Jinjang new village, seven miles from here this morning and es- i caped with more ihau $300 in cash. They ru*ed into the house at 8 a.m. and locked the
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    Selangor Club puppet show
    48 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri A puppet show .sponsored by the Alliance Fruncaise will be held in the Selangor Club cardroom on Thursday 9 pjn. It will be presented by Mr. P. Genty and M.ss Michlko Tasawu. The Alliance Francaise baid it would last 90 minutes.
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      Seldom home before six...
      158 12 IT Is very easy ror people like your correspondent "1.D.A." to play around with cliches like the Postal Department playing a major role. It would take a broadminded person to think 01 the postal workers as human beings also. My husband has never for the past
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      Pay gap
      120 12 rhas been discovered that newly qualified teachers posted to Kelantan were paid from the day schools re-opened. This Is most unfair because as far as I know teachers posted to the states of Negri Sembilan and Perak were paid from Jan. 1, 1963. Why must there be such
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      Clerks woes
      96 12 THE off and on grievances of clerks are seldom heeded by the Government. The technicians, represented by Cuepacs. were awarded a pay rise by the Government. Naturally the clerks who were also represented by the union were disappointed when their long-standing grievances were overlooked. Hence the split among
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      PROSPECTING FOR TIN OFF THE MALAYAN COASTLINE
      247 12 PROSPECTING FOR TIN OFF THE MALAYAN COASTLINE I READ with considerable interest the news that the Government is considering investigating the tin deposits along the coastline. While it is unlikely that the values found in the sea between Bliukrt and the mainland, in Thailand, will be obtained here, it is
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      Tree peril
      104 12 II is time the 34 golden coconuts were plucked from the one and only coconut tree growing on our famous Elizabeth Walk. It would be a memorial visit for any visitor occupying one of the benches underneath the tree if the plucking time is delayed. But, please, no
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      Beating the bookies in Kuala Lumpur
      343 12 WAS interested to read Dato Sir Clough Thuraisingham's reactions to the 1962 report of the Singapore Turf Club's Chairman, Mr. V. C. Bath, and his remarks about racing generally in Malaya. It is gratifying to know that at last the Selangor Turf Club is
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      Out of date
      75 12 JR. Anthony Sampson Is apparently out of date when he says that there are 510 millions In the world speaking Chinese <"S.T. Feb. 9». It may be safely assumed that China's population is above the 600 million mark; unofficial reports put It around 650 million. Then how
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      Mail delay
      46 12 I AGREE with "Exasperated" who complained in your issue of Feb. 12 about the unsatisfactory postal service. I live about a Quarter mile from the 0.P.0. A letter posted to me in Ipoh on Jan. 23 reached me on Jan. 30 A.N OTHER Ipoh
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      THE DUTIES OF SPORTS MASTERS IN SCHOOLS
      232 12 THE DUTIES OF SPORTS MASTERS IN SCHOOLS WITH reference to "Pa- rent" whose letter on Feb. 9 alleged that his son is in a "chaotic classroom" because the class teacher being a sports secretary made a habit of leaving the classroom too often, surely instead of writing to the Press
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      Family unit
      87 12 ONE must without hesitation congratulate the Prime Minister on his excellent speech on planned parenthood. It is not just another which echoes the oft-repeated theme that If we do not regulate the birth-rate on a national basis we are headed for economic disaster. He has focussed attention firstly
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      Drain danger
      56 12 rE drains on both sides of Jalan Kachang are pools of stagnant water. At night mosquitoes are plentiful. To make matters worse dirt from pig sties is shoved Into them. The stench from these pools is becoming unbearable. Will the authorities concerned please take immediate action for the
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      Long wait
      42 12 JT is disgraceful that there are so few buses on the Kirn Keat AvenueUpper Cross Street route. Several times I have had to wait more than half an hour for a bus. Can the S.T.C. look Into this? RESIDENT Singapore
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      My postman
      169 12 LIKE many others in Singapore who have experienced burglars. I have erected a fence round my house and got a good dog. Nobody can enter except through a gate and the dog can't get out. Yesterday morning I saw the postman (who has no need to enter the
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      Phoney calls
      45 12 ON numerous occasions I have received nuisance calls from unknown persons. The calls were getting on my nerves and on the night of Feb. 8 I rang up the night supervisor and complained. To my surprise I waj told to report the matter
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      Dog's day
      143 12 rpHE SCENE: the TaiX ping hospital compound. THE TIME: Feb. 9. A mangy dog with blood 011 its back ran into thr antc-niital clinic and came out auain pursued by a dog shooter who fired X shot at it He missed and the dog fell into a drain.
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      Games ban: Time Indonesia was taught a lesson
      267 12 then making it difficult for the athletes to participate by delaying visas and other restrictions. The Government must actively co-operate with the national sports organisations to ensure that no restrictions whatsoever will be placed on athletes and nations invited to participate in
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      905 13 FOR SALE tt Warms U (Ml*.)— Boa It cts. aatrm CLIARANCI SALE of withdrawn styles la American Ladies Fancy Panties, Ties, "Bestform" Brassieres. Girdle* at greatly reduced prices. 60, Winchester House, Tel: (B'pore) 923*8. DIAMOND NIIDLI6. Oxer 100 types of the finest quality Diamond Needle* to fit most Pick-ups and
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      469 13 LADIES HAIRDRESSING to Words U (Ml*.)— Bom It tt: txirm SALON NIW JAPAN Japanese Bupcnisor. Jai>an Ho se. Tel: 3UMO/ 33KTJ (Singapore). JAVA MODES Beautr Salon (Airconditioned). Expert H/Btyliits. Beautician. Tel: yn^lO. FARIDA MAI6ON MARCILLE H/Stylm. Uanlcu.lst facial makeup. Pbone (Spore) U1'748. MARJORII LADIES HAIR-OREBB--■RB 260 Orchard Rd., B'pora. (Near
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      1724 14 Man who unlocked the secrets of the human brain... AMERICA'S LEGENDARY FIGURE OF THE OPERATING THEATRE... CUSHING WON LITERARY FAME WITH A BIOGRAPHY OF HIS FRIEND SIR WILLIAM OSLER (RIGHT)— THE PULITZER PRIZE SHORTLY after five o'clock one June morning in 1926, a telephone call was received at Bos ton's
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    STEADIER TONE DEVELOPS IN INDUSTRIAL SHARES
    535 16 From Our Market Correspondent YESTERDAY afternoon X there was a better sentiment in industrials on the Malayan Stock Exchange and price improvements were recorded. This followed a reaction against the extent of the recent falls. The index rose by over one point When the
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 February, 15. MALAYAN RLBBER PRICE: 78i cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $427.87* (ap $1). Estimated unofficial offering 25*) tons (ap five tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    149 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Feb. 15. Tnrea mootna. Dunlopa 14 eta. 8. Darby 4d. K tt N. 16 cts. C. Storage 4td. Gammons 11 eta. 8. Traction 1/3 J. Waugh 15 eta. Shell 15 cts. M. Brew 24 eta. Steamship 9 ets. M. Cement 18 cts. 8. Tlmea 22 eta.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    218 16 SHIPS iving alantsida IM tlngaa«rs Harbaur whanras ar aiaastsd tsOay ara: Buruga llaru 43, allsakl Mara 46, Ulneablma. Mara 47. Sunplak BS/30, Luna. MaMrak 44, Unkal Mara 13/14, PrasMft Coolldga 10/11. Rbaxcnor 31/32. Raaa« 33/34. Belamat N.W. 2/3. Maodauna, 23/26, Fcrnraoor 8/9. James Ly<ri 38/36. Martba BakHa
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stork Indlrea Feb- 14 Feb. 15 Industrials: 96.28 17.30 Tins: 103.00 102.38 S robbers: 103.21 103.37 Dec 29. 1962=10*.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    706 16 POMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with t. c number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bauatead (5.000) 11 50 D. (2,000) $1.50: Dunlta* (2.000) $2.43 D, (2.000) *246 D, (13.000) 52.43 D, (4.000) $2.47 D.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    257 16 AfAIICH first grade rubfc.r buyer* l f.a.k. closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore ard Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 781 cents per Ib. down a quarter of a cent. Tbe too* was dull. .CCR. A. and r.M.H.I. tltilns arise* In sent* par Ik. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt
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    Tin highest this year: Rubber continues drift
    230 16 TTHE Straits tin price was declared in Penang J- yesterday at $427,874 per picul. ud $1 and was the highest price so for this year. The offering was estimated at 250 tons, or 5 tons more than Thursday. A contributory factor Id the
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    99 16 MELBOURNE, Prl. rPRADINO in general InTestments x continued steady and selective today. Movements were about In balance on a moderate turnover. Oils quietened and tended *o ease. Base metals were easier with loans firm. C.R.A. 174 Mount Isa 67/1 N. Broken Hill MOs'.) 19/10 Ampol Petroleum 10/11 Aunt.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    264 16 TNI Malayan 1 tenant* Banks' Asmeistlan made theee ehaagaa la Its ratas to merchant* yesterday: Lsnaian: mllliic TT or OD J/3 18/16: buying alnnall TT 2/4 1/16, OD 2/« 3/32, 30 d/st 2/4 3/16, 43 d/st S/4 7/32, 60 d/at 2/4 9/32, 90 d/St 2/4 a/8, 120 d/st
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    96 16 pMINItI PriSmi ■xsfcangs. im»i mm Cm— l sHi bulk 543 Milan, drum OM Milan. Caava: Fab. March. UK /Continent (27! buyers. »l»iri Montok white 1180 sellers. Sarawak, wiilu (IS7| sellers, apaeiaj Sarawak black |112 i Mllers. garbtod lampong black Uo7t sellers. ABTA $117* Milan. IMHM'i Oaaanut Oil Millars'
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    Dull week on local rubber market
    485 16 Dull week on local rubber market T^HIS has been, yet an- other dull week, say H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber market survey. Fluctuations each day have been very smj^ and desp*.e a plethorT of Indonesian news there has been little inclination to trade adds the report. Liquidation prior
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      165 16 J.K.R. TRENGGANU TENDER NOTICE Tenders mill be received lrom registered FWD. Contractors in Class 'B and above under Head I (Civil Engineering) up to 12.U0 noon on 23rd February, 1963 at the office of the State Engineer. PWD. Trengganu at Kuala Trengganu for STRENGTHENING AND SURFACING ROUTE 111 AND SUPPLYING
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      800 17 J.K.R. PERLIS TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from J.K.R. Contractors in Class "C and above at the office of the Jurutera Negeri. Kedah dan Perils ;it Alor Star up to 3.00 pm. of the STH MARCH. 1963 for the:— CONSTRUCTION OF A POST OFFICE AT KANOAR. PERLIS. All particulars
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      154 17 NOTICE The Proprietors of FORWARDINO Si PACKING AGENCY of Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang have much pleasure in confirming that the AOBNCY is in no way connected with TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD, of Singapore. ELECTIONS ORDINANCE 1958 (No. 33 of 1958) Elections 'Conduct of Elections) Regulations, 1959 Notice Under Regulation 3
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      434 17 NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, TAN YEE PINO of No. 66 Main Road. Chemor. have applied to the Licensing Board Klnta, Batu Gajali. for permission tor a change of my business name from Chop Mun Yee of 56, Main Road. Chemor to Chop Ping Loong of 43 Main
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      486 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CANTEEN MANAGEMENT Wanted Manager to run a Canteen and cater for food and drinks for members at the A.UP.E. Woodbridge Hospital Branch. 400. Yeo Chu Kang Road, Singapore, 19. Applications to Secretary by 20th February 1983. SITUATION VACANT BROOKE DOCKYARD A ENGINEERING WORKS SARAWAK. Applications are invited for
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      639 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SITUATION VACANT GOVERNMENT OF NORTH BORNEO PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Post: Engineering Assistant in Division 111 on 4-year contract Salary etc: M.5250 z 15 310: 330 x 20 490: 610 x 25 660 per j mensem. Starting salary according to qualifications and experience. Child Allowance In addition to salary
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      94 17 OILPALM FACTORY MANAGERS QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED OILPALM FACTORY MANAGERS REQUIRED FOR SERVICE IN MALAYSIA. APPLY BOX No. A 1433, ST., K.L. ROYAL ISLAND CLUB CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS EFFECTIVE 18th FEBRUARY 1963. Royal Island Club Exchange:- ***** After Office hours:19th HOLE ***** GROUND FLOOR PATIO ***** BOWLING ALLEY ***** iiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitJiiiiiiiiiiiitJiiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiL:
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      Selangor, S'pore win easily
      283 18 CLASH WILL DECIDE QUAD SINGAPORE, Fri. r rHE Singapore-Selangor clash in the friendly quadrangular hockey tournament on the SCC padang tomorrow (5.15) should decide t^ie championship and be one of the best matches seen in Singapore. Today the two teams built up excitement lor their meeting
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      SGSFA 'FIND' ON VIEW TODAY
      120 18 SGSFA 'FIND' ON VIEW TODAY SINGAPORE, Frl.— A 21--year-old footballer who only took up the game recently has been described by Singapore Government Services FA officials as "the find of the season." He Is strongly-built Nada rajah an outslde-rlght. who has a powerful kick In both feet and is a
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      In a dull day of cricket England crawl to 195-5
      1049 18 JACK FINGLETON reporting on the Fifth Test Harvey the hero with three brilliant catches SYDNEY. Fri. a depressingly dull day of cricket, England finished with 195 runs for five wickets on the opening day of the Fifth Test here. Even
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      SCOREBOARD
      87 18 ENGLAND IST INNS SHEPPABD c and b Hattke 19 COWDREY c Harvey b Davidson 2 BARRLNGTON c Harvey b Benaud 101 DEXTER c Simpson b O'Neill 47 GRAVENEY c Harvey b McKenste 14 ILLINGWORTH not out It TITMUS not out Extras 2 TOTAL (foe 5) 1»5 Wkts fell at:
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      Lock icon JAPANESE JOINS ASIAN CHALLENGE TO KOPS' SUPREMACY
      261 18 JAPANESE JOINS ASIAN CHALLENGE TO KOPS' SUPREMACY LONDON, Fri. This year s All-England badminton championships, which will be held from Mar. 20 to 21. look like living up to their reputation as a truly world-wide event. I The list of entries is not y t complete, but already play- ers
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      PROGRESSIVE
      48 18 TAIPINO. Frl— The Peru* AAA! North Zone had "a very active I and progressive season" says the secretary's 1962 report. The statement of accounts shows a credit balance of 707.60 at the end of last year. The annual meeting will be held on Sun- day, Mi>r. 3.
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      Lock icon Sanchez leads in the PI Open
      244 18 Sanchez leads in the PI Open Yf ANILA, Fri. Three' iTI Filipinos lead the field at the end of the second day's play in the Philippines Open .golf championship here today. In the lead is Mateo Sanchez with a 36-nole total of 144 (72:72) followed by two compatricl. on 145
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      Setback for Queensland
      94 18 PRTH, Fri— Queensland's chance of making a belated bid for the Sheffield Shield cricket championship received a setback here today when they were dismissed for 145 by Western Australia Hubert Bevan. the West Australian left arm fast bowler, wrecked the Queensland innings by taking six wickets for
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      Hari Raya meeting for go-karts on Feb 24
      113 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Malayan Motor Sports Club will begin the season with a Harl Raya go-Kart meeting at the Merdeka Stadium car park on Feb. 24. A record number of entries Is expected for this meet which has already attracted top-class
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      Lock icon Kin Tat gains easy win to enter semi-finals in Essex tournament
      383 19 Kin Tat gains easy win to enter semi-finals in Essex tournament LONDON. Frl. Lee Kin Tat, a Singapore student at London University, reached the men's singles semifinals in the Essex badminton championships at Leyton last night. In the quarter-finals. Kin Tat beat English player R Horton 15-9. 15-10. He is
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      Squash is good for athletes, he says
      210 19 OINGAPORE. Fri.— ffqmwh rackets can help sportsmen in their training for any game. This Is the view of C. J. Zuber, president of the Singapore squash Rackets Association. "Squash sharpens the reflexes, builds up stamina and speed and keeps an athlete absolutely fit."
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      BISTRO GOES BEST
      279 19  -  Epsom Jeep Brave Chevalier beats South of France in a 3f trial -RACING By SINGAPORE, Frl. MARK down Brave Chevalier as one of the best bets at Bukit Timah on Sunday. The smart looking three-year old did a brilliant trial this morning when he beat a top-class
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      Tomorrow's runners and riders
      1507 19 Raet On*: 2.o— C* iHv 2— H 1 ***** joily Scool 'SK Urn St.j Martin, 4 9.0 (F> Johnson S 3 ***** Serena Lady (AS St.; Osman. 4 8.13 (P) S 3 ***** CMd Tost iH. L. Tan Martin. 4 8.12 A. Ismal 4 0556 Brave
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      74 19 SOCCKB tfCFA CUP REPLAY: Penang v Perak (City Stadium. 8 pjn). FKIENDLY: BOSPA Selection v Combined Navy (Naval Base. 130 pjn.) HOCKET QUADRANGULAR: N«grl v Johort (4 pjn.): ffpor* v B'tor (6.15. both matches at Spore padang). TRIAL Perak sute trial (Ipoh padaog). RVGGKK STUART CUP: Klang Club's aeren-a-slde tourney
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    Lock icon Mac urged to stop the HK gunrunners
    214 20 Mac urged to stop the HK gunrunners LONDON, Friday. MR. MACMILLAN, the British Prime Minister, was urged yesterday to take joint action with President Kennedy to prevent the supply from Formosa of explosives and napalm through Hong Kong for use in Southern China. The suggestion was made In the House
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    Lock icon PHILIPPINES STEPS UP PIRACY PATROLS
    110 20 MANILA, Fri.—Philippine naval authorities have ordered intensified border patrol in Southern Philippine waters bordering North Borneo and Indonesia following reports that a British sailor had been killed in an engagement with Filipino pirates. Commodore Juan Magluyan. Philippine navy commander, gave orders to Task Force 31,
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    DEATHS
    82 20 CM. MIRANDA father of Jimmy, Freddy and Robnon died at hi» rrnldrnor in Port Trivandrum on 14-2-1963. BOCLf MM. AOCLCNE BIATRICK paaaed away on 12-2-63 In Perth. Wmtrn Australia ace 81. Deeply mor.rned by all her family. OR. AS. TMIOCARAJ Retired Veterinary ftunteon K.L. Vunleipal Abattoir* panned away middenly
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    A big hunt for dawn prowler with a gun
    373 20 A big hunt for dawn prowler with a gun SINGAPORE, Friday OOLICE today step- ped up their hunt for a gunman who has pulled off four robberies in the Katong area during the last six days. The gunman, dressed only in a pair of brown shorts, and armed with a
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    RAJAN RESIGNS OVER A NEW UNION ROW
    312 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. r[E general secretary of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the public and civil services, Mr. G.N. Rajan, resigned today because of "vigorous propaganda" against him for having formed the National Union of Government Clerical Workers. In a letter
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    Lock icon The Malayan economy—by Mr. Supardi
    102 20 The Malayan economy by Mr. Supardi JAKARTA. Fri.— Malaya's economy will be paralysed if Indonesians living in the country were repatriated, an official of the "national committee of solidarity" with Brunei rebels said today. The official, Mr. Supardi. who Is also secretary general of the extreme left-wing Indonesia Party (Partindo)
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    Elocution contest
    29 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Malayan Indian Congress Youth Section, will hold an elocution contest in Tamil and English on Sunday at the Congress Ball. Race Course Lane.
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    Defences: Malaya is 'lucky
    167 20 I KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. I rpHE Chief of the Fed--1 eratlon Armed Forces, Dato General Sir Rodney Moore, said today that up to now Malaya had been lucky in not having to spend considerable sums to maintain its armed forces. The General, who was addressing a
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    Lock icon Judge: American girl is Feisal's widow—
    180 20 Judge: American girl is Feisal's widow— vrEW YORK, Fri. A judge has ruled here that a 23-year-old Paris-born American is the widow of King Feisal of Iraq and entitled to a quarter of his estate. Miss Genevieve Arnault had told aH earlier hearing that she married the King in Bagdad
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    Dress designing
    26 20 SINGAPORE. Pri.— The Young Women's Christian Association. Raffles Quay, will hold classes on dress designing and Chinese cooking at its premises on Monday morning.
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    22 20 WASHINGTON. Kit Thre* Polaris submarines operating from Scotland's Holy Loch will begin patrolling In the Mediterranean around April, 1. Reuter.
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    SIR ANDREW SEEKS TO MAKE AID MORE EFFECTIVE
    203 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Director-General of the British Department of Technical Co-operation. Sir Andrew Cohen, flew here today on a four-day visit to see how his department could help to make its aid programme more effective. He told reporters at the airport
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    Praise for Malaya
    117 20 DE KALB. (Illinois). PH.— The greatest problem for a Peace Corps volunteer in Malaya is not adapting to the climate or to the food, but in winning the confidence of Malayans, Dr. J- Norman Parmer said today. Parmer recently returned to Northern Illinois University after one year
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    New sanctuary
    31 20 SINGAPORE. Pri. Bishop D. A. Thompson of England will officiate at the dedication service of the Life Bible Presbyterian Church's new sanctuary In Oilstead Road, tomorrow at 4 p.m.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    307 20 LONDON, tti. Much of Uie steam went out of the stock markets today and the week endeu on a subdued note. SenUmr-nt came under vie Influence oi the Federation of British Industries quarteriy statement with lt« disclosure of under-capacity working In industry and tola left Its mark on
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    RUBBER
    46 20 LONDON. Fri Spot 23 7/16 d., Mar. 23 7/IM., April 23 7/16U, May 234cL. April/June 23^d., July/Bept. 23\d.. Oct. Dec. 23 5 16d, Jan/Mar. 23 3/16 d., Apr. June unquoted. July/Sept, unquoted. e.U. Feb. 23 3/16 d.. Mar. 23 d, Apr. 23 '»d. Tone: Dull.
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    25 20 LONDON, Prt.— Buyers £832. sellers £854. Forward buyers £854?,. sellers £855 V». Settlement £853. Turnover a.m. 50 tons, pjn. 15. Tone: Steady but quiet
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    385 20 Ship pirates' offer: Crew exchange for prisoners (CARACAS, Fri. Rebels, who hijacked a freighter in the Caribbean, made a dramatic offer yesterday to exchange members of the crew for political prisoners held in Venezuela. They flashed a radio message making the offer to the authorities here from the 3,127-ton Venezuelan
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