The Straits Times, 18 February 1963

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    22 1 J&; AVEJftACE DAILY (IHTIIIII) SALE IVdIHS 100,000 lbs/** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1963. if 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    'FORM NASAKOM CABINET'
    22 1 'This is the first step that must be taken if all of us really want peaceful way towards socialism'
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    AIDIT's DEMAND
    437 1 JAKARTA, Sunday. INDONESIAN Communist Party chairman, Mr. D.N. Aidit claimed yesterday that the nationalist, religious and Communist components of "Nasakom are now unanimous in demanding that the Government should form a Nasakom Cabinet." In a statement published by the official news agency, he described such a Cabinet as
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    Lock icon Present of a dagger on behalf of Aza—
    93 1 Present of a dagger on behalf of Aza JAKARTA, Sun. Mr. I). Aidit, chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI), has received a present of a dagger on behalf of Brunei rebel leader. A. M. Azahari. now in hiding in Jakarta. A delegate from Atjeh, North Sumatra, presented the dagger
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    Six Ministers resign
    56 1 DAMASCUS. Sun.— The resignations of six Ministers from the Syrian Government were accepted l.i.st night and their posts distributed among remaining Ministers. Newspapers here described the shuffle as a temporary solution to the month-old Cabinet crisis and said the Prune Minister would make fresh attempts soon to
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    Mood to buy
    33 1 WASHINGTON, Sun. Th« Commerce Department said today that studies Indicate the American consumer Is going to be In a buying mood during the first three months of this year.— O.PJ.
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    The A-ship of the future
    98 1 AN ARTIST'S impres-. sion of the nuclearpowered passenger liner which Britain plans to build. This picture was released in London after the announcement by Mr. Ernest Marpies. Minister of Transport, of proposals to develop a prototype nuclear-power-ed merchant ship, either a cargo vessel or passenger
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    Lock icon 'Free Boesta'
    299 1 Signature drive KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Labour Party of Malaya is to launch a signature campaign for the release of Inche Ahmad Boestamam, national chairman of Party Rakyat. This was decided at a meeting of the national executive committee of the Labour Party here today. The central executive
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    ACTION COMMITTEE for MALA YSIA BY AUG. 31
    502 1 SINGAPORE. Sun ■JIIK deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toll Chin (.'live, tonight announced plans for the formation of a Malaysia Solidarity Action Committee "to mobilise world opinion in favour of Malaysia" and to check foreign intervention. Dr. Toh said on his return from
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    'PROVOCATION' AT SEA, SAYS ANTARA
    64 1 'PROVOCATION' AT SEA, SAYS ANTARA JAKARTA, Sun. The official news agency Antara reported yesterday that two Malayan warships had failed in attempts to force an Indonesian Customs boat (BT-103) to enter Malayan territorial waters, off the Rhio Islands. The report did not state when the incident occurred but said the
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    5 killed in storm
    85 1 MADRID. Sun. Winter storms smashed across Spain yesterday, killing five persons and forcing over 2,500 persons to flee their homes Heavy rains accompanied by high winds caused the collapse of numerous cave homes in Granada, killing a six-year-old boy and a man. In Puente Genii, near
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    Survives 2,000 feet fall
    62 1 6TDNEY, Sun. Sydney parachutist Barrte McDonald 32 plunged 2,000 feet entangled In the cdrds of his torn parachute today during an air pageant near her*. He pulled the rtpcord of his n J* r enc v parachute which helped to reduce his momentum before he crashed
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    Lock icon Newspaper cost
    34 1 MADRID. Sun Owing to rising costs Spanish daily newspapers will cost two pesetas (»bout 12 cents) Instead of 1.50 pesetas (about 8 cents from next Tuesday. It was announced here today Reuter.
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    Village destroyed
    23 1 ATHENS. Sun. A landslide destroyed the mountain village of Neraida in Central Greece yesterday, the Welfare Ministry reports ed here today.
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    Lock icon Lucky escape for 138
    88 1 PARIS. Sun.— AU eight main landing gear tyres on a riant jetliner carrying 138 persons blew out last nigbt during an emergency landing at Paris but no one was reported hurt. The plane came to a halt and twisted to one side on the main runway.
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    Lock icon Rebels in ship ask for asylum in U.S.
    413 1 WASH N G "TON, Sun. The rebels in the hijacked Venezuelan faeifjhter off th c Brazilian ooasl today an- believed by the Defence Department to have asked for asylum in the United States. The Department said it had intercepted a radio message,
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 CANC FIGHT OAPOU Son. Youth < l3«-hfi with p.ir me durfng ganz fight in Krrta Ayrr Kojd tonight was I l'> hospital m serious condition. Police arrrstrrl «-e\rral gangstrr*.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon SNIP-SNIP TERROR OVER ■NEW HAIR
      139 2 SNIP-SNIP TERROR OVER 'NEW HAIR LUSAKA, Sun. Africans in Northern Rhodesia's Copperbelt towns face a new kind of "reign of terror" by gangs of youths who object to African men and women straightening their crinkly hair. Youths armed with scissors have been going to public meetings and football matches and
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      43 die of measles in Hong Kong
      52 2 HONG KONG. Sun. Hong Kong had one of the highest number of deaths from measles during the week ended on Feb. 2 when the disease claimed 43 lives. Health figures released yesterday showed it came after tuberculosis, the "killer disease" here, which took
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      Visit to Katanga
      30 2 LEOPOLDVILLE. Sun. Mr. Cyrllle Adoula. Central Congolese Primp Minister, will fly to Ellsabethville ou Wednesday for a twoday visit his nrst since the end of Katanga's secession.
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      Norodom at Wall
      25 2 PEKTNO. Sun.— Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Cambodian Head of State, and his wife visited the Wall of China accompanied by Mr CTjou En-lal
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      Lock icon 103, she still walks miles over -—hills—
      115 2 103, she still walks miles over hills HONG KONG. Sun. Fukien province in East China has one of the oldest woman medical practitioners in the world, according to the New China news agency. Yang Shcn is 103 years old but, the agency claims, she still walks miles across hills to
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      'Wise to accept Malaysia5
      387 2 'Wise to accept Malaysia 5 MANILA, Sunday MANILA INTELLIGENCE EXPERT'S 5-POINT PLAN IN PERILOUS S-E ASIA CRISIS J^ FORMER intelligence chief of the armed forces of the Philippines today said it would be "prudent" for the Philippines to agree to the formation of Malaysia. "In the light of the statement
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      Lock icon 'Emergency must stay'—Nehru
      157 2 'Emergency must stay'— Nehru NEW DELHI, Sunday. VI R. NEHRU today ruled out the ending of India's iVI state of emergency at present. Any such stejl would create a "most dangerous situation of our own volition," he said. Mr. Nehru, addressing the closing session of a seminar organised by the
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      Lock icon Pelaez: We will press our claim
      171 2 Pelaez: We will press our claim Tlif ANILA, Sun. The ill Philippine Vice-Pre-sident, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez, said last night the Philippines Government would follow up its claim of sovereignty over North Borneo "with every means and through every avenue open to us." Mr. Pelaez. who is also Foreign Secretary, said
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      Lock icon Red hq razed
      32 2 BAIGON. Bun.— South Vietnamese troops razed the guerilla headquarters of "Zone D, the Communist stronghold near the Cambodia border last week, according to delayed reports reachIng here today. Reuter.
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      Uganda operations
      36 2 KAMPALA. Sun.— The Uganda Government announced last night that large-scale security operations have begun in two counties of the Toro Kingdom, in Western Uganda, where a state of emergency was declared on Friday night
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      'Arabian coup foiled'
      25 2 CAIRO, Sun. The newspaper Al Ootnnourlya quoted travellers as saying that an attempt to overthrow the Saudi Arabian Government had been foiled.
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      Lock icon U.S. TO GIVE INDIA 13 NIKE ROCKETS
      128 2 BOMBAY, Sun. The United States will supply four Nike-Ca-jun rockets and nine Nike-Apache rockets to help India's Department of Atomic Energy conduct upper atmospheric studies, due to begin this year Details of a memorandum signed recently between the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space
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      Lock icon GUNFIRE AS THE ROUND-UP OF REDS GOES ON
      336 2 DAGDAD. Sun. Spo- radic rifle and ma-chine-gun fire ec>oe<| through the street* of curfewed Bagdad again early yesterday as the army and police hunted down leading figures of the Kassem regime and cordoned off streets in their search for Communists. Bagdad television
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      Lock icon Moscow condemns 'terror'
      48 2 Moscow condemns 'terror' MOSCOW, Sun. The Central Committee of the Soviet Communist P t y yesterday '.ondcmt.rd the "bloody terror" against Communists in Iraq, the new* agency Tast taid. Tass taid Soviet Communists "and the whole Soviet Union resolutely condemn the bloody terror and persecutions in Iraq." Renter.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon RUSSIAN AUTHOR SENT TO LUNATIC -ASYLUM
      166 3 RUSSIAN AUTHOR SENT TO LUNATIC ASYLUM LONDON. Sun. —A Russian writer, Valeriy Tarsis, 60, has been committed to a lunatic asylum for sending manuscripts abroad for publication, it was reported here today. The Bunday Telegraph said the latest news of Tarsis, obtained through his friends, in London, was that he
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      Lock icon Shot schoolgirl, then himself
      43 3 LONDON, Sun.— A schoolgirl, Maureen Cope, 15. was shot dead in a street in Liverpool yesterday by John Perrln. 22. who (hen shot himself The police belipved the girl and the youth did not know each oi her— Reuter.
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      Pick up the old empire burden, urges Mac
      365 3 Pick up the old empire burden, urges Mac LONDON, Sunday. ]y|R. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, said yesterday that Britain should "shoulder the old imperial burden in a new form." He said in a speech here that this meant Britain's Government and industry investing in developing parts of the
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      Lock icon Windy City buffets Queen
      71 3 Windy City buffets Queen QUEEN ELIZABETH is blown and buffeted about by the wind as she steps out of the royal car in Wellington, New Zealand. But with royal dignity she checked her rebellious skirt and smiled through it all. With Prince Philip she was visiting a Scottish family on
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      Lock icon Reversed decision to die
      92 3 Reversed decision to die I ONDON, Sun. A v young man, 'depressed about being unemployed, locked himself in a deserted house in suburban St. Pancras 10 days ago to die. He had no food and water, and when he was found lying on the floor in the house he weighed
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      Lock icon Probe on Mafia
      25 3 ROME. Sun— The Italian Parliament has set up a commission to Inquire Into the Mafia, the dreaded secret organisation In Sicily.— Reuter.
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      Eden out of danger
      41 3 BRIDGETOWN (Barbados). Sun.— Lord Avon, former British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden, was reported out of danger yesterday after suffering a heart attack at his winter home at Bequia. near the Windward Island of St. Vincent.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Mars' third belt
      38 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Russia's Mars probe, launched on Nov. 1 last year, has discovered a third belt ot radiation around the earth, Tass news agency reported. The probe Is due to reach Mars about June— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Gentleman Leslie in trouble-and out
      133 3 Gentleman Leslie in trouble- and out Itf I D DLESBROUGH, ITI Sun.— Mr. Leslie Hopkins, 32. was so much of a gentleman that he would not dream of letting his wife push the car when the engine stalled on Christmas Day. Instead he asked his wife to take the driver's
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      Queen Mother to skip —Paris—
      137 3 Queen Mother to skip Paris f ONDON, Sun. The Sunday Telegraph said today that Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, would skip Paris in her April tour of France. The report followed Prime Minister Macmillan's' admission In the House of Commons that Princess Margaret's trip to France was cancelled because of
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      Lock icon Drama critic dies
      24 3 LONDON. Sun. Cedric Keown, drama critic of Punch magazine. died at his home at Worplrsdown on Friday. He was 68.— UPI.
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      Lock icon LUXURY LINER WAS RIPPED FROM BOW TO MIDSHIPS
      149 3 LUXURY LINER WAS RIPPED FROM BOW TO MIDSHIPS OREMERHAVEN (West Germany), Sun. The 15,024-ton Dutch luxury liner Maasdam was ripped open from bow to midships when she collided with underwater wreckage in the Weser estuary on Friday, a dry-dock inspection revealed here yesterday. After the collision th* 500 passengers and
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    Builder calls for research centre in Malaya
    247 4 Builder calls for research centre in Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A Public Works Department architect today called for the setting up of a building research centre in Malaya. Inche Ikman Hisnam AlBakrl. who has just returned from a Colombo Plan scholarship in Britain said that Malaya could produce cheap and
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    Ministry free film shows
    132 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places from tomorrow at 7 p.m. TOMORROW: Lim Tua Tow Children's PJ tyground; Kampong Lam Pah; Kampong Farrer Road: Jalan Selamat; Sree Narayana Mission. Chong Pang Estate. TUESDAY: Lcrong Tal Seng Old
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    Blaze guts rattan store, two attap huts
    206 4 Blaze guts rattan store, two attap huts SINGAPORE, Sun. A rattan processing factory and two attap and plank houses were razed to the ground by a dawn fire at 5i Miles Braddell Road today. Damage is estimated at over $14,000. Prompt action by the Boon Teck village fire fighting corps
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    ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES
    130 4 SINGAPORE, Sun— The Adult Education Board will conduct evening classes for secondary students to take six subjects in the Cambridge School Certificate Examination and four to five subjects in the Higher School Certificate Examination. To assist students interested In studying subjects not covered In the full course,
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    Cocktail party
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— C. Itoh Co Ltd.. will hold a cocktail party for its senior managing director, Mr. S. Kalseki, at the Prince's Restaurant on Friday at 6.30 p.m
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    HOUSING BOOM IN MALACCA
    122 4 MALACCA. Sun. The big demand for houses here has started a housing boom. The rising population of the town, armed forces personnel and their families and civilian workers of the Army have all contributed to itMore than 1.500 units, costing about $20 million, are being constructed.
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    SCOOTER RECORD
    106 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A Thai team of 15 riders have arrived in Singapore after what is claimed to be the longest motor scooter trip undertaken in South-East Asia. They rode into Singapore on Thursday night after making thr 1.000-mile journey from Bangkok in seven days. Chosen from Hundreds of
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    Water cuts
    54 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— Water will be cut off in the following areas on Monday; From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Mandai Road from 13 i milestone to 1 14 milestone On Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Kallang Road lrom Sir Arthur's Bridge to Sin Koh
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    The man who asked for 3a.m. wedding
    151 4 ALOR STAR, Sunday. APADI planter, All bin Awang, 32, who took a 14-year-old girl to an imam at three o'clock one morning last: December to be married, was today convicted of kidnapping her. He was bound over I in $500 for a year.
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    When we differ with Federation —by Lee
    188 5 When we differ with Federation by Lee SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew last night reiterated that Singapore would always co-operate with the Federation on national issues benefiting the people of Malaysia. But. he added, on minor matters like chickens and eggs. It would have to get the Federation to
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    COMPLAINANT VANISHES: LABOURER FREED
    84 5 ALOR STAR, Sun— A ricemill labourer, accused of attempted extortion, was today discharged because police were unable to trace the woman complainant Assistant Superintendent Ahmad bin Karim, prosecuting, told the Sessions Court police had been unable to trace Yeap Slew Kirn, 22. who had alleged that
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    Help from the male mourners • • •
    46 5 Help from the male mourners FOLLOWING traditional practice, male mourners only sons and grandsons of the late Mr. Lim Lean Teng help to carry the coffin out for the funeral. This they did after kneeling beside the comi to pay their last respects. —Straits Times picture.
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    100 late for new I-cards
    82 5 V-UALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V —Only about 100 people have applied for new identity cards since the period for changing ended on Jan. 31. This Indicated that practically everyone above 12 have already obtained his or her new card, the Com. mlssloner of National Registration. Inche
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    Huge crowd I mourns <towkay Lim
    225 5 Huge crowd mourns towkay Lim PNANG, Sun. More than 10.900 people today attended the funeral of the late Mr. Lim Lean Teng. Penan? millionaire philanthropist, who died last week aged 94. Another estimated 50,--000 people lined the fourmile route to watch the funeral procession, which was over a mile long.
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    PAHANG MINE SCRAMBLE
    186 5 KUANTAN, Sunday. DUSINESSMEN and miners from all over the Fed- eration have now turned east to Pahang in the hope of fortunes in iron and tin. Commissioner of Lands and Mines here, Inche I Shamsuddin bin Ya'acob, said today that he had received hundreds ol appli^atio is
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    Ship's store raided
    34 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. Thieves broke into a bonded store in the cargo ship Samoora Mas in the Western Anchorage yesterday and stole 21.400 cigarettes and 20 bottles of gin valued at $444.
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    Rungkup men get 15 oxen
    47 5 TELUK ANSON, Sun.— Fifteen oxen were distributed to the people of Rungkup under the rural development plan by the Veterinary Department, Lower Perak, yesterday. Another 18 will be given to the people of Utan Mellntang. 13 miles from here, later this week.
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      140 5 HERE'S LOVELY NEWS! LANCOME BEAUTY EXPERT ARRIVES FROM PARIS TO GIVE YOU FREE ADVICE Top LANCOME Beauty Specialist, Madame Suzanne Nas de Tourris of Paris is now in Malaya for a few days only to tell you all the latest beauty secrets to make you look lovelier. Call on her
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      312 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS and a nymph (7). 1. Possibly what I associate 6. Emotion Is in no way ttnmc* with retribution— exceedingly (6). significant (4. 1. 8). 7. Jolly alack, perhaps, coming S. Wrinkles for making differ- about quarter to six, repeatem kinds of goods? (S). edly &lt;9). 9.
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    MALAYAN TEAM GOING TO PICK PHILIPPINE DOCTORS
    176 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Several Filipino doctors have applied to come to Malaya under an ASA arrangement to help overcome the shortage of doctors here. The Director of Medical Services, Dato iDr.&gt; Mohamed Din Ahmad, said yes. terday that several Filipino doctors had responded
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    Con man and a one-armed bandit...
    84 6 Con man and a one-armed bandit IPOH, Sun. A confidence trickster talked a club boy, Chong Ting, Into partIng with a one-armed bandit t fruit- mac hi no from the Shoemakers' Guild in Horley Street here yesterday. Chong believed the man when he said the guild president had authorised the
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    Library shows Tamil books
    54 6 SINOAPORE. Sun.— The National Library will hold from tomorrow an exhibition of Tamil books on philosophy. religion, literature and practical subjects like cooking. This is the first largt-scato display of Tamil books from the three main public departments of the library the adult lending library, the
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    Llewellyn in to take over
    55 6 SINOAPORE, Sun.— The new BOAC sales manager for SouthEast Asia Mr. U. D. Llewellyn, has arrived here to take over from Mr. Gordon Davidson, who has held the post for over three years. Mr. Davidson is returning to London to be executive assistant to the
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    TV ADVICE: 'AVOID IRRITATING ADVERTS'
    132 6 SINGAPORE. Sun —Mr W. 8. Hamilton (above). Controller of news of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, today cautioned Television Slngapura against "bad" advertisements that would Irritate viewers. He conceded, however, that advertising Is part of our national life. Mr. Hamilton, 56. Is on a fact finding
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    Plea to take part in Health Day show
    93 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun An appeal to commercial firms Iti Malaya to take part in the World Health Day exhibition went out today from Mr. M. B. Dass, secretary of the World Health Day wo'rvIng committee. The exhibition will be held in the
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    A circus treat for 700
    56 6 SINOAPORE. Sun. Seven hundred members of the Hans Andersen Club and th« Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor ln Thomson Road will be given a free treat next Saturday afternoon when Circus Malaya stages a special matinee for them. The circus is performing
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    MIC plea to India: Treat us all alike
    236 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Malayan Indian Congress today criticised the Indian Government for "introducing a highly undesirable principle" by imposing visa restrictions on Malayans of Chinese origin. It also passed a resolution urging the people of Malaya to be firm in facing
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    Driving competition
    23 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The RAF Seletar Auto Club will hold a driving competition at the Seletar runway on Sunday at 2 p.m.
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    3 NATIONS OFFER STUDY AWARDS
    111 6 3 NATIONS OFFER STUDY AWARDS ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Several post-gra-duate scholarships are being offered to Malaya by universities in Australia. New Zealand and Pakistan under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan. Applicants must be Federal citizens under 35 and must have honours degree or equivalent qualifications. The scholarships will be
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    Meat seller's money gone
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A meat seller, Syed Abdul Razak. 60. returned to his common lodgtngs at Mayo Street this afternoon and found the padlock to his Iron trunk forced open. Missing were $2,000 cash and a cheque for $50. He shared the room with 10 other oien.
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    Boys back after enforced holiday
    210 6 Boys back after enforced holiday IPOH, Sun. The long 1 silent corridors of the Sekolah Izzuddin Shah, a secondary residential reliprious school here, today resounded with the patter of feet and the chatter of boys after an enforced holiday of nearly 3i months. The school, run by th* Religious Affairs
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    Japan Air Lines increases fleet
    59 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Japan Air Lines will add two new DC-8 and three Convair jetliners to Its present jet fleet of 10 this year, a JAL statement here announced today. The statement said that the airline would Increase lv schedule* on trans-Pacific, South-East Asian tnd European
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    Hit by car, dies
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. A woman. Lee Ah Hong. 56, died ln hospital last night after being knocked down by a car while walking atom; Yeo Chu Kang Road at the SH milestone.
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    $1.9 mil. UN programme for Malaya this year
    297 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun THE United Nations 1 will spend $1.9 million this year providing experts and fellowships for Malaya under its extended programme of technical assistance, Its regional representative here, Mr. Harry L. Spence, Jr.. said today. He added that besides this
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    400 boys will hear 'career conference'
    88 6 BINOAPORE. Sun. Mr. W. Parker and Prof. C. H. Young of Nanyang University will speak on business administration ln the last of three career conferences for 400 pre-unlversity and secondary school boys at Rafflei Institution Hall on March 2 from 2 pm. to 5
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      1663 7 The last of this century's buccaneers Red-bearded Scottish adventurer George Orsborne teas called "the last of the buccaneers." His wild exploits kept his name in the headlines for years. OF the great naval actions of World War L none stirred the British people more than the desperate raid on Zeebnigge
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      705 8 fire, the difficulties will rapidh I increase, with inescapable effects on standards of living which in fact have worseneo visibly in the last twelve months. The eight year plan stives priority to food and the local manufacture of textile* postponing major investment iin heavy industry and industrial development
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      Khir's Tonic
      304 8 A {food reason for Cabinet reshuffles and transfers in j general is that a new man can mean new ideas. This was not j the only consideration in Inche Khir Johari's transfer to the I Ministry of Agriculture and i Co-operatives, but he does promise to have a
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      Eastern Circuit
      225 8 Malayan golfing appetites have been whetted by the Manila opening of this year's Far Eastern Circuit, won by Ben Arda. of the Philippine*, with another Asian In aecond place. Suglhara. the Japanese Open champion, was three strokes behind. Tied in third place, another two stroke* away, were two
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    SALISBURY GOES PAST THE POINT OF NO RETURN
    602 8 GOES PAST THE POINT OF NO RETURN from JACK HALPERN SALISBURY. Sun. Southern Rhodesia's Parliament opened with all the pomp and trap pines of British colonial tradition last week, while a group of white demonstrators held aloft posters with slogans reading "Heil the Police State." "Don't Outdo Verwoerd," and "Justice
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    871 8  - The threat from within that faces Ayub of Pakistan JAMES MITCHELL AS THE OUSTED POLITICIANS CLAMOUR FOR THEIR RETURN: By FIELD MARSHAL Ayub Khan, who has brought considerable stability and even prosperity to Pakistan since he assumed wide powers in 1958, this year faces his most serious challenge The threat
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    208 9 Sculptress: Great need for art college here KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. —An Irish sculptress, Irene Broe, who has been commissioned to make a bust of Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that there was a great need for an art college in Malaya. She said: "There Is ample artistic talent in this
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    The golden maxims for doing nothing all day
    514 9 The golden maxims for doing nothing all day WORK-TO-RULE BY PERAK GOVERNMENT CLERKS BEGINS ON WEDNESDAY JPOH, Sun. File-browsing and the reading of comics, newspapers and novels are among the main weapons in the armoury of the Government clerks who are scheduled to begin a work-to-rule campaign in Perak on
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    'Please join our new union9 letters for 15,000
    273 9 'Please join our new union 9 letters for 15,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fHOUSANDS of letters have gone out to clerical workers in Government service urging them to join the new National Union of Government Clerical Workers instead of being members of 23 unions and going "23 different ways." 1 The
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    500 ATTEND FUNERAL OF 'BOLA' SINGAM
    102 9 500 ATTEND FUNERAL OF 'BOLA' SINGAM I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Many footballers and officials of the Football Association of Malaya were among the 500 people who attended the funeral this afternoon of Mr. S.C.E. Singam, who died yesterday after a stroke. Also present were members of the Railway Services Commission, of
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    End of Alliance committee
    61 9 TELOK ANSON. Sun. Inche Sulalman bin Bulom, Deputy Mentrl Besar of Perak, yesterday iinno'inced the dissolution of the Lower Perak District Alliance, Committee, of which he was the president, as a result of the recent breaking up of the Lower Perak Umno Into three divisions one
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    Inspection tour
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Mr. O. S. Sundram. secretary general of the Indian Bank, arrived by air from India today for a two-week inspection tour of the bank's branches in the Pederation.
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    Marines off to Britain—by —road—
    107 9 Marines off to Britain— by road SINGAPORE, Sun. A croup of Royal Marine commandos bave left the sea for an overland Journey home. The men, just back after anti-rebel operations ln Brunei, are travelling ln two blue Land Rovers. They expect to be on the road for three months. They
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    Dockyard visit by Mentri
    72 9 KUALA TRENOOANU, Sun. Thr Memri Besar. Dato Ibrahim Plkrl bin Mohamed. today visited the Rural and Industrial Development Authority dockyard at Pulau Kambinc and the textile centre at Gong Kapas Kua. near here. At the dockyard he was met by the State Rural Industries Officer, Inche
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    New varsity union
    61 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The General Staff Association, formed! by the non-academic staff of the University of Malaya, has been dissolved. The non-academic staff will now be represented by the University of Malaya General Staff Union. Mr R. C. Daniels is president: Mr. M. A. Razak. vice-president; Mr.
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    Religious school opened
    58 9 PENANO. Sun. The president cf the Muslim League of Malaya, Mr. A. M. Abu Bakar, today open, ed the new $64,630 building of the Anjuman Himayathul Religious Primary School ln Chuua Street. The new building, constructed with funds from public donations and a grant from the Social
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    Lock icon D-FUND NEARS THE $900,000 MARK
    250 9 ifUALA LUMPUR, Sun. **&gt; Another $84,467 has been received by Bank Negara for the Save Democracy Fund. The total now stands at $860,579 Latest contributions received were from: Sikh Temple Sungel Patanl. $300: Worker and staff of T.K.S. Rubber Estate. Sungel Patanl $200. Workers of
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    30 years' service
    32 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun —Mr. P. J. Koshy. a special grade clerk wttb the Base Vehlclcu Depot. Johore Bahru. has retired after serving for 30 years with the British Army.
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    Man saves father and son—then tries third rescue...
    260 9 Man saves father and son then tries third rescue... SEREMBAN, Sunday. AFTER saving two lives, Manse* bin Musa, 21, risked his own once again by diving into a mining pool to attempt a third rescue too late. He saved Sadu Singh, 65, who had cried to rescue his two sons
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    A YOUNG DOCTOR'S TRIPLE SUCCESS
    144 9 A YOUNG DOCTOR'S TRIPLE SUCCESS SINGAPORE, Sun. Dr. Cheah Jin Seng has scored triple distinctions in the recent final part 111 professional examination for the degree of MA., B.S. at the University of Singapore this year. Dr. Cheah. 24 was the only candidate who passed the examination with honours. He
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    Indians ready for call-up
    59 9 SEREMBAN. Sun. Indians ln Malaya are ready to answer any call-up for national service. if necessary, the president of the Malayan Indian Congress. Dato V. T. Sam bant ha n, told a cheering crowd of 700 MIC members here today. The meeting adopted a resolution pledging
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    N-month rally
    34 9 TELUK ANSON. Sun. A public rally and procession througn the main streets will mark the start of Teluk Anson's first phase of the National Language Month from March 16 to April 30.
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    Borneo's trade balance
    44 9 JESSELTON. Sun.— North Boiw nro had an unfavourable trade balance of 54.35t.790 last year. In 1961 lt had a favourable balance of $5,318,400. Last year's export and imports I (1961 figures in brackets) were 1 $234,729,154 &lt; $220.3 14.823). and '$239,084,944 ($214,996,423).
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    A most successful Malayan trade union
    1190 10  - A most successful Malayan trade union ALLINGTON KENNARD THE RATIONAL UNION OF PLANTATION WORKERS. By Charles Giaba. (Eiitirn Univtrsities Press Sl5) By I.H n T n I fT I tiTi ITfl»l IN the last issue of the Union Herald, published by the National Union of Plantation Workers, Mr. P. P.
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    365 10 Here and there in the desert is a tender shoot of democracy BEHIND THE VEIL OF ARABIA. By Jorgen Bisili. (Alien and Unwin 285.) By Walter Warwick SLAVES live, well, said the Lebanese observer at the last Geneva conference on slavery. He thought it would be
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    114 10 AMONG the birthday trlA butes to the Prime Minister Is a publication edited by Mr. S. Durai Raja Singam (at $4) in which some twenty-five writers, including the Tengku's closest colleagues, record their impressions. This biography in miniature presents the Tengku from Cambridge days,, to
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    31 12 RI'BBER TIN (perlb.) (perpiculj Feb. 11. 78 ft flu. $426.25 12. 79 eta. $426.75 IS. 78*« &lt;•»»• 8426.50 14. 79 eta. $426.87 &lt;j 15. 78»« cU. $427.87 &gt;j IS. $427.87',
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    993 12 Industrials easier on stock Exchange From Our Market Correspondent 'pHK Malayan Stock Exchange last week was buffeted by political winds, but) on the whole stood up to it rather well although industrial prices snowed drops of anything up to 16 cents over the period. As Indonesian-Malayan relationships deteriorated as the
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    894 12 Tin at year's highest H.T6: Wnrni $3.15 to $3.12 to $3.60 to $3.00 to $3.10: Wllhintan $4.40: Wm. Jacks $1.63 to XI 65 to $1.62 to $1.64 to $1.58 to $1.63. MININGS: A. Amal 21a. to 20*. Od. to 20a. 6d Aakam $3.00; A. Hltam 325. 6d. to 32a. fld.
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    41 12 THI Malayan liahanga Banks' A««--alatlan made these changes In Its rates to merchants on Saturday (all rates to $100): Sailing TT er OD ready: Belgian Franaa l«l«j: Helland Cuild.fi 117): Deuttahe Marka 130}: Italian Lira *****; Danish Krensr 225.
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    52 12 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED I'pore Traction imal Malay Estatea -inifßi Plants D. I.ulcut ,ondon Tin Current Date of payment payment 3% March 26 U« March 12 4|d. April 4 Ud.+ March 22 32% March 29 Interim Total for year 3' o 4Jd. 40' Total l« previous year S r 40% sd. 25'
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    1057 12 THIS table of share* on the Malayan Stock Exchange shows last bnsineas to February 8 (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest boslneas for last year and this yew to date. I Atllt "I US JO Ofdj
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    45 12 Industrial*: Tina: S rubbers: Feb. 11 100 99 105 84 102.75 Keb. 12 Frb. 13 Feb. 14 99.64 98-43 06.28 104.11 103.83 103.00 102.75 103.21 103.21 Dec. 29. 1962. 100. Feb. IS 97.30 102.38 103.37 Krh. l« v 9800 103 13 103.37
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      835 13 SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS THE following is a complete list of revised quotations toned by the Malayan Stock Exchange on Friday. Feb. 15. INDUITRIAL B. &gt;. Al»x ord« 2.50 B. P*trol 3* B M. Truatt*^ .MK) 8.06 Bonataad 1.50 1 M £|&lt;l. Holdlaj it 6 3 &lt;%m. TIB Smelt Pr»f
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      613 13 TOURS EXCURSIONS Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box St eta, mxtrm OAMERON HIGHLANDS TRIP (30/--8.00 p.m .23-3-43 (2) Cheapest K.L. Weekend Trip (3) Penang Trip. Description enquiries Available on Request. Contact M.W.T.B. Maxwell P.O. Box 16, B'pora. Tel. ***** CAMERON HIGHLANDS departure 23-2-63 return 25-2-63. Hongkong/ Japan ssa SO-3-63. Air 26-3-63 aad
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      861 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE It ETecsts St (IH*i.)—Bn St eta, mxtrm VOLVO I MODEL txtSßiS virtually new: mileage under 4000. Pries: 87,400. Phone: (Spore) *****. 1956 VAUXHALL. Good condition. owner returning to UK. Pries (1,000/-. Phone XL ***** offlce ext. 604, house ext. 573. TRIUMPH HERALD Mid 1960 Taxed Insured Accident
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      688 13 PHILATELY it Words SS (Mi*.h- Box St eU. oxlro WANTED TO BUY oaAlSOtlona. Crowa Stamp Co., 4 Robhuon Road. B'pore. STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. tt Word* SS (*&gt;.*.)— Bn St eta. ntrm TIREOT LET LAURA Maseaje Btsamhatn refresh you LI ceased Maaeeur/llaassaee 319-P, River Valley Road, Spore. Telephone 2&87 B 10.00
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    IN MEMORIAM
    68 14 In mrpiory of our beloved K. P. ■&gt;i\(iAM, "who entered elernltr 18/2/6.!. by his widow and children. There's a memory in our hearts to-da&gt;. that passing yean can't take auu&gt;. an empty place no one can fill. We miss &gt;ou still. land al\va&gt;s will. These tears in jour
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    IN MEMORIAM
    41 14 In ever loving memory ot W.D. Fc'.ix Emmanuel who passed away on 18.2.1962 but not forgotten. "TVioußh he were no more yet he shall live-" ay the dear departed soul rest in peace. Affectionately remembered by his beloved ones.
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      707 14 TENDMt FOR JINGLE FELLING. BURNING. PRUNING (LKARING. F.RADICATION OF LALLANG AND CONSTRICTION OF TERRACKS OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES. 19K3 Tenders will be received at the Office of the Commissioner of Lands Mines,. Negeri SembUan. Seremban. up to 13 noon on Tuesday. 13tb March, 1963. from experienced contractors for the felling,
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      475 14 NOTICES MALAYAN CEMENT LIMITED Notice is hereby given that the thirteenth general meeting of the members of the company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company. Malayan Banking Building, 1 4th Floor). Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday, 26th March 1963 at noon. The directors are recommending
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      762 14 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR i BOARD TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT Hari Raya Puaia, Monday, 25 February 1963. NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVSN that in view of the change of the gazetted holiday no tugs or moortng boats will be available for the i berthing and unberthlng of vessels at the 1 Singapore Harbour
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      752 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SITUATION VACANT BROOKE DOCKYARD ENGINEERING WORKS SARAWAK. Applications are Invited for the pos&gt;t of Foreman, Grade Ii with the Brooke Dockyard and Engineering Works. 3. The salary will be In the Scale El-3 $180 x 10-230 x 15-355 x 20--415. The successful applicant will be required to contribute
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      669 14 TENDERS JJCR. SELANGOR TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from registered P.W.D. Contractors In Class 'C and above Head V. Sub-head 1 it 3 up to 12.00 noon on 21st February, 1963 at the Office of the Jurutera Nexerl, Selangor, Kuaja Lumpur FOR THE SUPPLY AND TRANSPORT OF METAL FROM
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      369 14 TENDER TENDERS T ROYAI. AUSTRALIAN AIR KOK( I I \II NMON OF TENDER OUMOM D\TE The closing dat« for Hrn rrneipt I Of lenders lor the supply of 3 15-20 pusenger motor buaes for raap Butterworth is extended from Friday 22nd February 1963 to 2 pjw. Friday Ist March 1963.
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      ARDA WINS P.I. OPEN
      717 15  -  DON BECKER; Manila, I GOLF— by He beats Japan's Teruo Sugihara by three strokes Su nday J IITLE Ben Arda of the Philippines, occasionally missing his iron shots but putting beautifully, fired a two-under-par final round of 78 today to win the $39,6&lt;W Philippines Open golf
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      CABLES IN BRIEF
      167 15 ALLAHABAD: Ramunathan Krishnan beat Jaldeep Mukerjee 6-1, 6-3, 6-3 to win the men's singles title In the Central India tennis championships. BI.OEMFONTMN: Maria Bueno (Brazil), a former Wimbledon ctumplon, was surprisingly beaten by Annette van Zyl, 17 (S. Africa) by ?-6, 6-3. 6-4 In the women's slng.es
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      124 15 SWIMMING Thuan Heng fails PERTH, Sun.— Singapore's teenage swimming star Ton Thuan Heng failed in both finals in which he appeared in the Australian championships here last night In the 440 yards individual medley, he was fourth. The winner was W. Ebsary (Australia) In 5:18.8. with K. Iwamoto (Japan) second
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      MAAA MEET
      24 15 MALACCA, Sun. The Malacca Amateur Athletic Association will hold their annual open meet on July 20 and 21 at the Kubu Sta--Ilum
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      Lock icon BADMINTON KIN TAT GOES DOWN TO McCOIG IN FINAL
      133 15 BADMINTON KIN TAT GOES DOWN TO McCOIG IN FINAL T ONDON, Sun. v Lee Kin Tat of Malaya, the holder of the title, was beaten in the men's singles final of the Essex badminton championship at Leyton last night. He went down 15-12, 7-15, 15-3 to top-seeded Scottish international Bob
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      BOXING Elorde keeps world -title
      165 15 BOXING Elorde keeps world -title- VIANILA, Sun. World Junior lightweight boxing champion Flash Elorde (Philippines) smashed American challenger Johnny Blzzaro's nose and cut his left eyebrow to retain his title by unanimous points decision over IS rounds here last night Elorde used his powerful left straights to stop the bodypunching
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      Lock icon RUGBY UNION San Isidro end tour with grand performance
      165 15 RUGBY UNION San Isidro end tour with grand performance J ONDON, Sun. The Argentlnlan Rugby Union club, San Lsldro of Buenos Aires, ended their weather-wrecked tour of Britain with a splendid but losing performance against a combined London Irish -Old Alleynlans side at Sunbury, Middlesex, yesterday. The tourists, who managed
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      SOCCER Haynes makes splendid return
      327 15 SOCCER Haynes makes splendid return T ONDON, Sun. Johnny Haynes, 28, former England captain, yesterday made a successful return to English League after being out of the game for seven months. Haynes, veteran of 56 Internationals and England's captain until he fractured an ankle and damaged a knee in the
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      1308 15 League tables and results FIRST DIVISION ArsenaU 3 Bolton 2; Ley ton 1 Fulham 1; Liverpool 4 Wolves 1; Sheffield Utd 0 West Ham 2. SECOND DIVISION— MiddIes brough 0 Grimsby 1. THIRD DIVISION— BristoI City 4 Bradford 2; Mill wall 2 Colchester 1 Peterborough 1 Wrexham 3 FOURTH DIVISION—
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      Peak of Perfection again
      2175 16 EPSOM JEEP RACING by HE CARRIES 9.10 TO VICTORY IN 'WILLIAMSON' SINGAPORE, Sun. Peak of Perfection showed what a great champion he is when he carried 9.10 to a brilliant victory in the Williamson Memorial Stakes here today. He clocked lmin 23 2/ssec only a fifth
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      109 16 lUIAL I 'MM .'IBI.IBO Ist. No. *****6 t 5104.814 1 2nd. No. *****4 i $29,917 i. 3rd. No. *****5 (SU.97S). STARTKRS ($1,500 each): tot. *****8; *****9; *****5; *****2; *****2; *****2; ***** b; *****8; *****8; ttttM} *****5. CONSOLATION *****1 No*. *****0; *****1: *****6; *****4; *****1; *****3; *****7; *****9; tIfSZS;
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      68 16 TOKYO, Sun. Five women factory workers and an 11-year-old girl were burned to death In a fire which destroyed a Tokyo plastic factory today. The women lived in a dormitory the factory maintained for Its workers. They came to Tokyo recently from Northern Japan,
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      31 16 FRANKFURT. (West Germany), Sun. Professor Frlendricli Dessauer. a German physicist noted for his X-Ray research, died here last night aged 81. the West German news agency DPA reported Reuter.
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      LOH: I CAN'T ACCEPT OFFICE
      733 16 Newly-elected F.A. of Penang president declares that annual general meeting was null and void by OH KEE TIANG Penang, Sunday MR. LOH HOOT YEANG, elected president of the Football Association of Penang, shocked the annual general meeting early this morning when he announced that he
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      835 mph by record trip Boeing
      65 16 835 mph by record trip Boeing SINGAPORE. Sun.— A BOAC Boeing airliner covered the 4.250 miles route from Tokyo to Honolulu in a record -breaking five hours 27 minutes last month, it was announced today. The plane was piloted by Captain Anthony Lorraine. The statement said the aircraft, with the
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      HOCKEY Selangor win, thanks to Param
      278 16 HOCKEY Selangor win, thanks to Param S'GOR 2 NEGRI 0 S PORK 3 JOHORE CINGAPORE. Sun. A captain's performance by C. Paramalingam enabled Selangor to take the championship in the hockey quadrangular tournament which ended here today. Param, at centre-forward, rose to the occasion when his teajn-mates failed to take
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      19th knockout
      34 16 OUAYMAS (Mexico). Sun J. Pimentel. the World's fifth rankIng bantamweight, scored his 19th straight knockout last night when he stopped Dusty Brown In the third round of their scheduled 10-round bout.— U.P.L
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      DULL TEST BUT DON'T^ BLAME THE BATSMEN
      201 16 DULL TEST BUT DON'T BLAME THE BATSMEN SYDNEY, Sun. An attendance of 38,310 yesterday, the second day of the fifth Test here, has brought the total attendances for the M.CC. tour to over a million. But the first two days of the current Test had produced only 395 runs England
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      Best-ever athletics
      96 16 If UALA LUMPUR. Sun. x »Thls years Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union's championship meet, whether run as the Malaysia Open or the Malayan Open promises to be the best ever held. Selangor A.A.A. president Wong Chong Chow said yesterday. Twenty-four nations will be Invited to compete. The
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      CROSS-COUNTRY
      50 16 ATHLETICS— Spore Combined Schools (City District) 3?i-mile cross-country: Seniors 1. Syed Abdullah (R*&gt; 23mln. 44.15ec." 2. Jeffrey Tan &lt;Rlt 3. Chung Chee Lin (Monk's Hill): Juniors— l. P. Veerasinßam (Beatty) 23:23.3, 2. Gopal Singh (Rl&gt; 3. Juswant, Singh fRI): Teams Seniors: R.I. 'A' 2. R.I. 'B 1 3. Beatt'A'.
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      60 16 A. C. OURZOM. K L.. IftadcapaJltv suddenly 16.2.63. Kunerml 4 pm. 18.2.53 from 63 Kaatplila^ Road to at. John s time* Qtni Road Omatery. CHKR POM HCNQ Simon pasaM away at O H. on 17.2.63. Cortaca laavaa 18. 8U Bailer's Avenue, off Tig Cfcu Kan«- Road on 18.2.63 a*
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      233 16 ADVERTISEMENTS M Wt4* Ut (Minimum) BALAtINQHAM t To Santha and Bui* ton Blmai at Bangaar Ward Mater* nlty Hospital X.l* on 17.2.63. LIB: To Cnoon and 800 Ana a eon on 17th Feb. 1963 at Kandanc KartJaal Maternity Hospital. Thanka to MS. SHARP TV PICTURE IS AS SHARP AS A
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      40 16 BaaaßaßMsß^BMM^aaßßVaßßaßaßiraW lIIGHEST and lowest temperatures far Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn. Bunday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Hifc-tteat UwMt Kuala Lumpur 93 71 Kotaßharu 82 73 Penang 91 71 Ipoh 93 66 Malacca .90 72 Singapore 86 73
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