The Straits Times, 21 February 1963

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    TENGKU: WE MAY HAVE TO THINK AGAIN DIFFERENTLY
    146 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. TENGKU Abdul Rahman said today that if Indonesia kept on refusing to acknowledge Malaya's diplomatic efforts to solve the present MalayanIndonesian crisis, "we will have to start thinking differently." He was commenting on an Antara news agency report yes
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    NAVY GETS ORDERS
    248 1 Patrols stepped up to protect fishing craft KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday ALL Royal Malayan Navy patrol craft have been told how to deal with violation of territorial waters by Indonesian gunboats. The Secretary for Defence, Inche Abdul Kadir bin Shamsuddin, announcing this today, said Malayan patrols had been
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    AZAHARI'S SKY JUMP DENIED
    94 1 JAKARTA, Wed Indonesian airline employees denied today that Brunei rebel leader A. M. Azaharl parachuted Into British Borneo en route to Jakarta last month. They confirmed that Azaharl disembarked In Jakarta after a flight from Manila on Jan 31. They said the Qaruda Airways flight was
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    Fake I-card racket is smashed: 11 arrested
    184 1  - Fake I-card racket is smashed: 11 arrested BOB PERIES: By SINGAPORE. Wednesday gINGAPORE and Johore police in a joint operation have smashed a pan-Malayan syndicate which is said to have sold hundreds of forged Federation identity cards to illegal immigrants. A total of 11 people have been detained in Dom
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    Tengku:-No need for UN to step in
    118 1 Tengku: No need for UN to step in KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —United Nations intervention over Malaysia is unnecessary because "everything is under control." Tengku Abdul Rahman said today. But it would be a good idea if the U.N. would inv?sti*ate the basic differences on Malaysian problems, he said. The Prime
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    Lock icon India now bans Gandhi film
    73 1 LONDON, Wed. The Indian Government has concluded that "Nine Hours to Rama," British film about the murder of Gandhi which will have Its world premiere here tomorrow, "should not be approved for release In India." This was stated today at the Indian High Commissioner's office
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    Sea may freeze
    29 1 LONDON, Wed.— An intense cold wave is sweeping across Scandinavia into Northern Europe today, and the Baltic Sea was reported to be threatened with a freezeover.
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    Lock icon Muslims are anti-Red
    69 1 TAIPEH. Wed.— Mr. Yehaya Ould Mekous, Information Minister of the Republic of Mauritania, told a farewell press conference here today that his country, being a Muslim country, was "abso- lutely anti-Communist." He said Muslim countries were anti-Communist because the way of life and the Muslim faith were
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    Bishop's 'no secrecy' vote
    78 1 LONDON, Wed.— Anglican bishops have defeated a proposal to continue the tradition of secrecy In morals cases involving clergymen. It was reported today. Cries of "shame" greeted Dr. Michael Ramsey, the Archbishop of Canterbury, when he announced the bishops' vote. The vote was taken on a
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    Lock icon Australia buys 40 more jets
    61 1 CANBERRA, Wed. Australia baa taken an option to buy an extra 40 Mirage jet-fighters from Prance, making the total order 100. Mr. David Palrbalrn, the Air Minister, said here today. Most of the aircraft will be built In Australia, be said. The first delivery of
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    SARA WAR LAYS PLANS FOR PRE-MALAYSIA POLLS
    89 1 SARA WAR LA YS PLANS FOR PRE-MALAYSIA POLLS IfUCHING, Wed. Sarawak's plans for its pre-Malaysla general elections were announced today. On Friday, the Governor. Sir Alexander Waddell, will Issue a writ dissolving the present Council Negxi as from June 1. This will also have the effect of dissolving the district
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    Razif arrest denied
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    JAKARTA SAYS REPORT IS CLUMSY PROPAGANDA'
    160 1 JAKARTA, Wed. A Foreign Ministry spokesman today described a report of the arrest of Dr. Mohammed Razif (above), former Indonesian Ambassador to Malaya, as silly" and a "clumsy attempt at anti-Indo-nesian propaganda." He said Dr. Razif. who returned here about one month ago, was
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    Lock icon Subandrio again hits at Tengku
    83 1 JAKARTA, Wed The Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said today what Tengku Abdul Rahman said now was aimed at ''defending his position." Dr. Subandrio was commenting on the Tengku's address at a mass rally in Penang, In wnich he said Jakarta was trying arouse Malaya to
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    Lock icon Cannot be blended
    62 1 SAIGON, Wed. The South Vietnam Government has closed 23 Chinese drugstores here for selling odd mixtures of Western pills and Oriental herbs, local newspapers reported today. Chinese druggists were told to stick to their herbs. Western -style drug stores were told to sell pure Western medicine. The
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    Princess dies of cancer
    42 1 LAUSANNE Swltaw land Wed. Princess Joana of Romania, aunt of King Michael who was depoted by tb« Communist*, died here yesterday of cancer. The Princess, wife of Prince Nicolas, was the sister-in-law of the late King Carol. U.PX
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    Selkirk's trip
    25 1 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Lord Selkirk British CommlMloneT-Oefle-ral for Bcuth-Eut Asia, left by air tonight for a weak-long routtat visit to Australia and New Zealand.
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    POLICE SMASH LARGE VICE RING
    116 1 POLICE SMASH LARGE VICE RING ZURICH (Switzerland) Wed. A large vice ring operating in Zurich has been smashed, and its members will be prosecuted, police here said. Officials said they had rounded up 15 call girls, three madams, a male prostitute and a male procurer In a clampdown on vice
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    Veterans repeat their offer
    33 1 JAKARTA. Wed,— The Indonesian War Veterans' Legion has repeated Its offer of 70,000 volunteers to fight British forces lr. North Borneo, the Jakarta dally newsKper Merdeka said today uter.
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    'Please don't come back'
    45 1 LONDON, Wed. Scotsman Robert Flnlay Sanderson, 42. flew here from Paris with a request from French officials that he never return to France. On his embarkation card fllled out at Paris Orly airport. Sanaerson wrote "anti-Oaulllst" In the space marked "profession."
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    Lock icon Official visit
    27 1 SAIGON, Wed.— The Nationalist Chinese Prime Minister, Mr. Chen Cheng, will make an official visit to South Vietnam at the end of this month. Reuter.
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    Hull: 'We can meet any threat to Malaysia'
    223 1 Hull: 'We can meet any threat to Malaysia' KUALA LUMPUR, "> Wed. Britain has the resources to meet an y external threat to Malaysia, Ihe Chief of the Imperial General Staff, General Sir Richard Hull, told reporters on arrival here today. Sir Richard will spend four days in Malaya reviewing
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 INDIAN VISAS NEW DELHI. Wr<l Tndu tonight annnuiv < 1 liftin? of visa reti'iirrfor entry into indt 1 »f Malayan <i<> "»my <>f whose parents <>r grjndparents are af Chinese origin."— F^ut-r
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      MALAYSIA 'SUMMIT': THAIS WAIT FOR CALL
      139 2 UAM.KOK, Wed. Thailand is waiting for official diplomatic notification of the proposed "summit" meeting of South-East Asian traders, the Foreign Minister, Mr. Thanat Kho. man, said yesterday. He said Thailand's wait and see attitude is based on the fact that nothing formal has so
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      Talks on Bahamas
      27 2 LONDON. Wed— A conference on the constitutional future of the: Bahama*. British Wands In the! Western Atlantic, will open in! London on May 1.
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      Lock icon BRUNEI : Call for an elected majority
      125 2 BRUNEI Call for an elected majority LONDON, Wed, Mr. Fenner Brockway (Labour) yesterday urged the Colonial Secretary in the House of Commons to initiate discussions for contitutional changes in Brunei to enable a majority of elected members of the legislature to become responsible for government Mr. Nigel Fisher, Colonial Under-SecreUry.
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      Lock icon Manila-Jakarta front to block Tengku
      284 2 Manila- Jakarta front to block Tengku Paper says Subandrio plans talks with Macapagal and Pelaez MANILA. Wed JHE Manila Chronicle this morning said the Philippines and Indonesia would put up a common front to block the launching this year of the Federation of Malaysia as planned by Tengku Abdul Rahman.
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      Lock icon Modern polls for Persia
      61 2 TEHERAN, Wed— The Persian Prune Minister, Mr. Aasadollah Alam. told the nation last night that the new government plarjied to hold a general election under a modern system. In a nation-wide broadcast after presenting his new Cabinet to the Shan. Mr. Alam also promised speedy land
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      Lock icon Report of treatment of Reds in Iraq for Moscow
      288 2 Report of treatment of Reds in Iraq for Moscow OAGDAD, Wed. The Soviet Ambassador, Mr. Mikhail Yakovlev, is reporting in detail to Moscow on the twohour talk he has had here with the new Iraqi Foreign Minister, Mr. Talib Hussein Shabib, well-informed sources said yesterday. The meeting was at the
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      Syncom's fate
      31 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. —Dr Hugh Dryden. deputy director of the U.S. National Space Agency, said today that the lost syncom communications satellite might have exploded 22,000 miles out la space.
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      Lock icon Sallal's new jobs
      29 2 ADEN. Wed. President Sallal of the Yemen has taken over as Foreign Minister and Chairman of the Cabinet, a Sanaa Radio broadcast monitored here said yesterday.—Reuter.
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      GUN BUTTS REPEL CROWD AT PALACE
      158 2 GUN BUTTS REPEL CROWD AT PALACE PLISABKTHVII.I.E. Wed. President Moise Tshombcs personal bodyguard, wielding rifle butts, broke up a demonstrating crowd of 200 to 300 Africans yesterday outside the presidential palace. A crowd, which in. eluded a handful of Europeans, had gathered to watch the previously announced raising of the
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      Lock icon Malinovsky for New Delhi
      54 2 NEW DELHI. Wed. Marshal Malinovsky, Soviet Defence Minister, has accepted an invitation to visit New Delhi, ttie External Affairs Ministry spokesman said last night. No date for the visit has yet been fixed, but it will be some time next month when Marshal Malinovsky is due
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      Lock icon Small marts stifle Asian industry
      212 2 ITNITED NATIONS, Wed. The smallness of domestic markets in Asia is hampering the Industrialisation of the region, according to a committee of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (Ecafe). At the same time, the Committee on Industry and Commerce, which ended its
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      Lock icon Free food for 250,000
      101 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. The Agency for International Development (AID) announced yesterday approval of a programme to feed an estimated 250.000 people for a period of three months after they move into new villages in South Vietnam. Cost of the programme was estimated at GS*3.ss«e«© Mr. Seymour J.
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      Lock icon BACK TO THE MAINLAND STILL AIM OF CHIANG
      442 2 TAIPEH, Wednesday. THE Prime Minister of Nationalist China, Mr. Chen Cheng:, declared at the opening session of the Legislative Yuan (parliament) yesterday that the Nationalist Government was more than ever dedicated to the national policy of recovering the Chinese mainland. Ke said
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      Junta pledge
      35 2 SEOUL. Wed. South Korea Service Chiefs have agreed to support the nations next civilian government and warned that any officers who violated the pledge would be "ruthlessly punished regardless of hii rank.*— UJJ.
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  • US.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Postwar boom is over, says fund chief
      300 3 Postwar boom is over, says fund chief NEW YORK. Wednesday. TVfR. Per Jacobsson, director of the International A Monetary Fund, said yesterday that the postwar expansion in the U.S. and Europe is over, and "a new situation has arisen which shows certain similarities with what happened in the early *****."
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      Lock icon Breath of life gadget
      148 3 Breath of life gadget NEW-BORN bai b doomed to <li" because they cannot breathe are being saved now by a breath-of-life machine that has been installed in Glasgow's Royal Maternity Hospital. If a child does not take Its first breath, the brain is deprived of oxygen and cannot send a
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      Lock icon Operation for peer
      37 3 LONDON. Wed. Lord Monclston. 72-year-old British otatesman who is in hospital for a medical check, will have au operation soon for removal cf a stone in the kidneys, it was announced last night. Reuter.
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      Laos King in US
      21 3 WASHINGTON. W-J. King Savang Vatthans of Laos arrived in the United States vtsterdcy for a week's visit.
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      Lock icon From Harold to Harold, a barbed greeting
      155 3 From Harold to Harold, a barbed greeting LONDON, Wed. The House of Commons yesterday enjoyed a foretaste of the expected battle of wits between the Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan, and the new Leader of the Opposition. Mr. Harold Wilson. Leaning across the table towards Mr. Wilson, Mr. Macmillan said
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      Lock icon WILSON ACCEPTS
      22 3 LONDON, Wed. Mr. Wilton hat acceped an invitation from Mr. Khrushchev to vi•ir Rusilj, political sources said last night. Renter.
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      Lock icon Trade conference
      30 3 LONDON. Wed.— The executive committee of the Federation of Commonwealth and British Chambers of Commerce decided yesterday to hold a Commonwealth trade conference In London in May.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon TEST BAN: U.S. MOVE TO BREAK DEADLOCK
      136 3 WASHINGTON, Wed.— The Washington Post said yesterday that the Kennedy Administration was seriously considering a further reduction in its demands for a nuclear test ban treaty in an effort to break the deadlock in the Geneva negotiations. The newspaper said that a proposal
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      Lock icon Industrial index rises slightly
      65 3 LONDON, Wed.— Britain's ln-i dust rial production In 1962' was only slightly higher than In 1961. The seasonally adjusted Index compiled by the Central Statistical Office— l9sB being taken as 100 averaged 115 for the year compared with 114 for 1961. The lowest point in 1962
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      Lock icon Military court stays
      40 3 PARIS. Wed. The National Assembly last night voted into law a bill extending Indefinitely the life of a special military court at present trying 15 men accused of attempting to assassinate President de Gaulle last August Reuter.
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      Lock icon EUROPE SUPPORTS A NATO A-FORCE
      132 3 PARIS, Wednesday. FRANCE'S five European Common Market partners yesterday supported the Anglo-U.S. proposal for the certain of a Nato multi-ateral nuclear force. It was discussed in the Western European Union, ot which Britain Is the seventh member. Dr. Georg KUeslng. West German Christian Democrat, told
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      Lock icon State honours Sir Winston
      62 3 NASHVILLE (Tennesse). Wed. —Sir Winston Churchill was made an honorary citizen of the State of Tennessee yesterday, first nonAmerican to be acclaimed in this way. The citation followed a week after the former British Prime Minister was given the honorary citizenship of Nebraska. Moves are under
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      'Kissometer' test
      37 3 MIAMI, (yiorldm). Wed.— Three students of the University of Miami have Invented' a "kissometer". a machine tigged with flashing lights and ringing bells which, they claim, can measure the "love power" of two people kissing.
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      Lock icon CUBA—A PULL-OUT OF RUSSIAN TROOPS IN 3 WEEKS
      306 3 CUBA— A PULL-OUT OF RUSSIAN TROOPS IN 3 WEEKS WASHINGTON, Wednesday. MR. KHRUSHCHEV has told President Kennedy he would withdraw several thousand Russian troops still in Cuba in the next three weeks, authoritative sources said yesterday. There was speculation that the Russian leader might have demanded a similar withdrawal of
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    SINGAPORE HSC EXAM RESULTS
    4543 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A total of 378 outof 603 school candidates (or 63 per cent) obtained full certificates in the Cambridge Higher School Certificate Examination held in Singapore in November and December last year. In the 1961 H S.C. examination, 328 out of 474 school candidates (or
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    Eric (23) says: I too designed atomic ship
    370 5 •NOT VERY GOOD* AT SCHOOL BUT KEEN TO BE SCIENTIST SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pOR Eric Peris, 23, the most intriguing item in Monday's Straits Times was the page one artist's impression of Britain's future nuclear-powered passenger liner. Eric, born in Johore and now
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    VI old boys to meet
    60 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Old Boys of the Victoria Institute. Kuala Lumpur, who are now in Singapore will hold their annual meeting In the Alumni Association at' 10 a.m. on Saturday. The meeting will also discuss the annual tour to the Federation and the schools 75th anniversary
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    THE MAYOR'S DAUGHTER SCORES THREE DISTINCTIONS
    112 5 PENANG, Wed. Miss Ooi Cheng Gaik (above), daughter of the Mayor of Penang. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, is one of the two top students of the Penang Free School who scored three distinctions in the Cambridge Higher School Certificate. Miss Ooi, 20. who obtained
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    Sailor saved 16 hours after capsize
    64 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Able Seaman Ivan Elkinzton was rescued 16 hours after his longboat capsized oil Brunei on Monday. A Royal Navy statement today .said that Elkington was now fit and well. Two other ratings. Dennis Costello and Michael Kerr. who were injured when a
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    Four rob shop
    36 5 ALOR STAR Wed.— Four men. one currying a piMol and another a dagger, entered a shop in Kebun Lixia Rat us last night and escaped with $600 cash and SIOO woriti of jewellery.
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    Parent body to hold concert
    58 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— The Parents Association of Johore Bahru is staging a Hari Raya concert "Ma lam Ocmbira" In the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on March 2 Radio and film stars are taking part. There will also be a demonstration of the twist. Proceeds will
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    BANKRUPT TO APPEAL AGAINST JAIL TERM
    106 5 pENANG. Wed. After I spending a night in prison, Goh Song Khim. a bankrupt, was released on SI. OOO bail this morning pending his appeal against a one-year sentence imposed yesterday on two charges under the Bankruptcy Ordinance. Goh, proprietor of Ming Huat and
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    Housewife lied, fined $50
    55 5 IPOH. Wed— A housewife. Lav Liew, was today fined $50 or in default two weeks' Jail for making a false statement. Lav who pleaded guilty was said to have committed that offence at the Registration Office here "wiUi a view to inducing the registration authorities to
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    Driver jailed for six months
    213 5 SINGAPORE. Wed A GREEN Bus Com- pany driver, Ong Chan Tow. was jailed for six months for causing the death of Mr. Chuang Shu Yen, 36. a Nanyang University professor, by a negligent act. Ong's bus collided with a car driven by Prof. Chuang at
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    "This name calling can lead to worse'
    264 5 "This name calling can lead to worse' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The present name -calling between the Indonesian, Malayan and Philippine Governments £an lead only to something: worse, not better. This was stated today by Mr. Chaimer M. Roberts, chief of the national news bureau and foreign editor of the Washington
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    THOUSANDS TO JOIN KING IN PRAYERS
    177 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. of Muslims will join the Yang di- Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong in Hari Raya Puasa prayers in the grounds of the Istana Negara. I The gates to the Istana grounds will be opened at seven on Hari Raya
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    134 HOMELESS IN SINGAPORE FIRE
    105 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Fire gutted *3 eight attap huts in Kampong Eunos this afternoon, leaving 134 people of 24 families homeless. Damage is estimated at $50,000. The fire started in one of the huts at 4.17 p.m. Within 30 minutes it had burnt down the seven
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    MORE JAIL, BUT DON'T WHIP ME, CRIES THUG
    301 5 MORE JAIL, BUT DON'T WHIP ME, CRIES THUG KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. AS an ice-water seller was taken out of the Sessions Court today he cried: "I don't mind a heavier sentence, but please do not order me to be whipped." He had lust been sentenced to three years' jail and
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    Record 240 teams in traffic game
    110 5 Record 240 teams in traffic game OINGAPORE, Wed. A record number of 240 teams 70 more than last year from secondary and primary schools will take part in the sixth Shell traffic game next month. The game, to be held at Kallang Park playground for three weeks, will start on
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    Food and fun fair
    30 5 PENANG. Wed The Methodist Girls' School will hold a food and fun fair in Logan Road on March 1 to raise funds for the school's extension.
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    BICYCLE THIEVES ACTIVE
    61 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police have started a crackdown on bicycle thefts, which have been steadily rising in the past few months. A police spokesman this morning said that there was an average of five thefts a day. Police have increased patrols in the areas where most thefts are
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    That TV ban: 'No sign' of an order
    148 5 OINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Rudy Gontha. press officer of the Indonesian Consulate here, said today there was no indication of a government order from Jakarta banning television in the Indonesianheld Rhio Islands. He disclosed this after getting a reply to his cable to
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    Liquor stolen from bar
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Thieve* broke into the Hal Suan Bar In Joo Chiat Road yesterday and took away liquor and cigarettes valued at $1,640. They Rot Into the bar by act t* tng a side wall. prints
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    Services to recruit 1,500 more this year
    125 6 KUALA LI'MPUR, Wednesday. M ORE than 1.500 men will be recruited for the Federation Armed Forces this year, a Ministry of Defence spokesman said here today. The big recruiting; drive follows the Government's announcement of an immediate build-up of its forces in view
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    RAZAK TOLD: BRUNEI DOES NOT WANT TO BE LEFT OUT...
    189 6 RAZAK TOLD: BRUNEI DOES NOT WANT TO BE LEFT OUT... KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. BRUNEI does not want to be left out of Malaysia just because of opposition from Indonesia and Philippines. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, was told this today by a Brunei delegation of five who met
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    S'pore pianist is hailed in London
    110 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore pianist, Yu Chun Yep (above), who gave a recital at Wigmore Hall. London, last Monday, has been described by the music critic of the Daily Telegraph, to have a "keen poetic feeling for his instrument." Quoting the Daily Telegraph, a British
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    Mecca pilgrims
    22 6 BRUNEI TOWN. Wed. Fortythree people. Including 15 women have left here for Mecca. Another nine will leave on March 25.
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    Threw bottle: Fined
    36 6 PENANO, Wed. Mohamed Kasslm Yussof 35, who threw a bottle at the booking office of the Raja Tun Uda Pier here last night, was today fined $10 for behaving In a disorderly manner.
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    Ipoh 'no' to new union
    67 6 IPOH. Wed. Ipoh branch of the Perak Government Clerical Services Union has decided not to support the formation of the new National Union of Government Clerical Workers, which was recently formed In Kuala Lumpur The decision was taken unanimously at a special meeting of the
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    LADY NOON OF PAKISTAN DROPS IN FOR SECOND LOOK AT WELFARE
    217 6 17-TJALA LUMPUR. Wed. Urdu-speaking Lady Noon (above), the English wife of the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, is in town her second visit in four years. Chairman of the West Pakistan Red Cross Society, Lady Noon came here after
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    A robbery bid case put off
    78 6 IPOH. Wed. Mr. Justice All I bin Hassan today postponed hear- 1 ing of an attempted robbery case when the prosecution said that tliree of the witnesses were serving In Brunei. Soon Tee Yong, 34. Lee Tlan Pong, 22. and Sin Tew Seng, 22.
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    Amah found electrocuted
    46 6 JOHORE -BAHRU, Wed. Urn. Heng Hwa, 29, an amah, was found electrocuted In a house In Jalan Dapat here this morning. Her employer found Lim lying on the floor clutching an electric fan. Lim was married and was a mother of two children.
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    A TOWKAYS' 'GESTAPO' TERRORISES IPOH, SAYS SEENI
    462 6 A TOWKAYS' 'GESTAPO' TERRORISES IPOH, SAYS SEENI IPOH, Wednesday. J^ DEFENDING lawyer alleged today that a 'Gestapo organisation" encouraged and assisted by the Ipoh police was terrorising some residents. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, representing Chin Ah Kow. 19, unemployed, said this when Chin pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court
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    Drive for funds
    27 6 PBfANO. Wed.— The Penan* Dmno Division ha* launched a campaign to raiae fund* to build an additional floor In its ball In MacAlister Road.
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    Aussie varsity to hold 'Miss Pacific' contest
    174 6 Aussie varsity to hold 'Miss Pacific' contest ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Queensland University is 10 hold a Miss Pacific beauty contest in July in aid of its International House appeal fund. First prize will be a free trip by air from Brisbane to the Philippines. Hong Kong. Bangkok and Malaya, a
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    PLEDGE OF SUPPORT (AND KRIS) FOR TENGKU
    102 6 PENANG, Wed. The Federation Replanting Staff Union today pledged full support to Tengku Abdul Rahman over Malaysia. "We will be solidly behind you in the event of any outbreak of physical violence." Inche Zalnul Azia bin Hajl Zalnul Abidin. the president, said in
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    Tanker for scrap heap
    64 6 SINGAPORE, Wtd. A Japanese tanker is expected here tomorrow after being towed for more than 50 days from the Persian Oulf. The tanker, Daisy Maru, is being towed by the tugboat Ajax. Daisy Maru Is the fifth Japanese tanker bought by the Singapore syndicate, Malayan Shlpbreaker
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    SEVEN ROAD DEATHS IN SINGAPORE IN WEEK
    97 6 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Two more people were killed in traffic accidents this mornIng bringing the total to seven in the past week. The two killed today were Inche Mastama bin Kantar. 51, and Tan Bin Hong. a six-year-old girl. Inche Mastama was rid- ing
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    Background to the Brunei rebellion
    1751 7  - Background to the Brunei rebellion TOM HARRISSON by CURATOR OF THE SARAWAK MUSEUM AND AN UNRIVALLED AUTHORITY ON THE BORNEO TERRITORIES... Inother hapter i a loodstained story that goes back many centuries... THE bloodstained story of Brunei's iuicient Sultanate begins centuries ago. Then a great junk trade with China (mainly
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    DEATHS
    102 8 ITeew* tit CMlili i i CABLE RICaiVIO bf Mr R Ihjii'i Rajnailntram J P. Kaala PtlaJ death la Ceyksn on IS-2-SS of Mr. Supplah H, J PA. fosmerry e«e. AeMatant. Chtaf nerretary OAee. Kuala LsjMJßSjr. MRS ANC KAY CUAN I nee C*M Osjaa N»i, age V>. passed may peace
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    60 8 •0 PJWsN tit (Himimmm) MR. ALFRED SANTA MARIA a»d family wish to thank all friends and at their eondolenre. dona ttaas and wreaths delivered durrag the erravemeal MR AND MRS. M Kaagatbaran or Klang thank friends and relatives for j their kind attendance, cifts and good •viches on the
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    190 8 Word, tit (Minimum) SALE DEFINITELY ENOS .Satur day Today > Special Waollen Cvrateri Half I'niT Anloinetle :124 Orchard Koad FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite all Teacnrre and book addlcta to Browse In their *bo rooms at Times Ho i-. River Valley Road, Singapore FOR ORCHIDS Of enpertar quality oonoisiieura visit
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  • The Straits Times
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      S. Vietnam War
      636 8 Time has helped to put in perspective the debacle at Ap Bac village in early January when Vietcong guerillas in- 1 flicted heavy casualties on a much larger and better equipped force of American -led South Vietnam Government troops, downed fiv e helicopters with rifle fire and
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      Practical Issues
      337 8 The Socialist Front has not I been slow to take advantage of strong parental reluctance to enrol their children in the new secondary continuation schools. (In Selangor alone, only one in six of those who failed last year's secondary entrance examinations put their names in i the continuation
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      Sport Apartheid
      287 8 It would not be easy to conceive of circumstances in which Indonesia and South Africa found themselves keeping company in distress, and yet this unlikely situation is shaping up. Indonesia has been expelled from the International Olympic Committee, punished 'not only for having excluded jFormosan and Israeli athletes
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    YAMASHITA
    1728 8  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD by reviewing "A Soldier Must Hang" by John Deane Potter (Mulisr. 30s) Now a controversial book that will rouse the wrath of every British, Australian and Indian soldier who fought the Japanese in Malaya... THE morning that General V a mashita was hanged, the Americans paraded the
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      LCE exam: Two aims
      129 8 WITH regard to the complaint made by "Interested" of Singapore (S.T. Jan. 26) it is to be pointed out that the Lower Certificate of Education examination (L.C.E.i or Sijil Rendah Pelajaran. has two purposes: (a) As a certificate examination to show a pupil has satisfactorily completed
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      Full fare
      118 8 lAM a pre-unlverslty student but because I am over nineteen years old I am not entitled to a bus pass and therefore have to pay the full adult fare. I am not the only one In my class. There are over a dozen others who are In the
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      'War' threat
      76 8 T|R. SUBANDRIO has said Is that "with such a hostile Malaya at the head of Malaysia there will be incidents. It will be difficult to avoid war.' What nonsense! Malaya is not in a position to go to war with anyone. Indonesia on the other hand with her
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      Unfair fee
      60 8 ris astonishing when it comes to withdrawals from the Post Office Savings Bank of sums over a hundred dollars. Depositors are expected to pay a so called telegraphic fee of $2. Our money Is deposited oa trust with the Post Office and it seems hardly fair that the
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      Poor pay
      54 8 rpEACHERS In the school X where I am employed get even less than a Division Four government servant. Surely there must be some regulation governing the pay of private school teachers? Of course we can resign, but people like me who Jiave to support a family have little
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      The bookies
      125 8 REGARDING the slump In totallsator receipts, perhaps I can enlighten the chairman of the Singapore Turf Club on the matter. The amount going into the main tote depends to quite an extent upon the patronage of the bookies. For m order to bring down the dividends the bookies
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      Too vague
      58 8 IT is laudable of Radio Malaya (Malay section) to give a report on the weather in the East Coast Just after the 5 p.m. news. However, can the phrase "hujan di-sana,sinl" ("rainfall here and there") be replaced by something more detailed so as to give a not-too-vague picture
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      House hunt
      50 8 \VHEN a teacher in the unified scheme Is transferred his greatest problem Is housing. A teacher with a family has a hard time looking for a house In a strange place. Could the Government at least build more quarters for the benefit of such teachers? TEACHER Port Dickson
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      20 cents up
      51 8 THE Government, in Its attempts to increase revenue, finds the remedy by charging fifty cents for a registered letter. An Increase of twenty cents from the normal rate of thirty cents is astonishing. An Increase of five to ten cents would have been reasonable. A. PAUL Kuala
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      62 8 •■n EXTRA STURDY... JSC 1R BaUt for Style JQ JT-1 Comfort! OThootor Soata ••■■bbVJb* b* PolyMttr Chair Tabla VAN HIN FURNITURE CO., LTD. OK 2. ORCHARDf ROAD. SINGAPORE 9 Tel. ***** MING fc CO., 166. BATU ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR. MALAYA. I Tol. *****. ***** "*j Katobuki Seating Co Ltd 14.
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    Mr. JUSTICE WEE GOES ON COURT TOUR
    158 9 PICTURE PAUSE WITH 10 JUDGES, MAGISTRATES SINGAPORE'S new Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, yesterday made hi* first inspection viMt of the criminal district, magistrates', traffic and coroners' courts. He was accompanied by the Supreme Court Registrar. Mr. J. B. Jeyaratnam. At
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    Police officer reports theft
    52 9 BATU OAJAH. Wed. Asst. j Anthony S. Nathan, of the Police Field Force, reported to the ix>lice here that his v ife's mttflMl ontaining cloihint; worth about SlOO had been MM from the hospital here. Mrs. Nathan, a patient in the firsUelass ward, missed her suite.i.-*
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    PAY RISE WILL COST $127,000
    177 9 MALACCA. Wed T<HE president of the Malacca Municipal Council. Mr. G. Mariappan. said today, that increased wages and additional benefits for j its daily rated staff would cost the council 5127.000. The decision to pay increased wages was taken at an emergency consultative meeting of
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    'Running dog' clash at Jamit hearing
    1103 9 'Running dog' clash at Jamit hearing DEFENCE COUNSEL: APOLOGISE OR I QUIT SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ]yjR. T.T. RAJA, defence counsel, today threatened to withdraw from the 18-day-old hearing of the case against two trade unionists, Jamit Singh and Yeow Fook Yuen. The threat followed a demand by Mr. Rajah that Mr.
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    10TH DAY of the tribal
    385 9 10TH DAY of the tribal money. The association took about three years to pay me what was due. 'In any case, in view of the fact that, although I may be acquitted, I shall be detained under the PPSO. the money will be repaid soon If It is the wish
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    Driver on guns and robbery charges
    182 9 Driver on guns and robbery charges SINGAPORE, Wed. A lorry driver, arrested in connection with a $22,920 bank robbery at Nanyang University on Jan. 15, faced two separate preliminary inquiries in a magistrate's court today. INQUIRY NO. 1: Ng Yew Teck was committed to stand trial at the Assizes on
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    Anonymous gift to Juriah
    61 9 BINOAPORE. Wed. The first contribution of $10 from anonymous has been received by the Straits Times In Singapore today for 18-yrar-old Juriah binte Hamld, the sole supporter of nine brothers and sisters since theirfather was drowned off Slglap last week. Another $20 was received from the
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    A kiss after the wedding
    66 9 FORMER jockey Bill Bagby gives his bride a kiss after their wedding at the Cathedral of ibe Good Shepherd, Singapore, yesterday. Mr. Bagby is the son of Trainer U ally Bagby and Mrs. Bagby. The bride, Patricia Ann Axon, Ls the daughter of Mr. and
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    Varsity appeal
    27 9 SrNOAP"-><lE. Wed.— Dato Lee Kong Chian. Chancellor of thr University of Singapore, will broadcast an appeal on Friday for funds for the university's expansion programme.
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    $200 to flood relief
    23 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Junior Chamber here has donated $200 towards the relief of flood victims Ik Running. Sarawak.
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    To build embankment
    22 9 MUAR. Wed.— The State Government will spend $112,500 this year to build an embankment along Batu Pahat River here.
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      482 9 Radio, TV programmes ptniA MALAYA 7 Breakfast Bulletin; 7.30 Up Hospluls: 6.00 Concert Hour: l-IMfc/IVS mj*§-«iin And About; 8.15 News: 8.20 Up 6.30 Off The Bookshelf; 6.45 NATIONAL SHORTWAVE And About: 9.00 10.15 English Sunset Serenade; f 1.53 AnnounceSERVICE Schools Broadcast: 11.00 Pro- menu; 6.55 Share Market Re--417 Metres gramme
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      PEARLS-A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND
      448 10 PEARLS- A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND A WOMAN'S wardrobe is incomplete without a few pieces of jewellery. Precious stones set in gold or platinum are exquisitely made for the lady of high-fashion. But the coveted piece of jewellery th.it is now gaining popularity and becoming a "girl's best friend" is the
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      Effective picture grouping in the home
      350 10 Effective picture grouping in the home r[E correct arrangement of picture groupings can point up a decorative scheme by focusing interest in one area of a room, highlighting a piece of furniture or achieving a balanced look. In hanging single pictures or groups, the arrangement should be related to the
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      Jewellery to suit your wardrobe
      355 10 Jewellery to suit your wardrobe MISS Alice Woon lores >< Jewellery but she takes treat care to use only one or two pieces at a time to avoid the flashy look. On the right she models some jewellery. *{a 1) The two -strand pearl necklace and four- strand bracelet together
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      HOUSEHOLD IS HINTS
      225 10 HOUSEHOLD IS HINTS /COTTON gloves take on \j an expensive look with just, a little extra touch. Sew a tew seed pearls on them. If you need an extra wide piece of wax paper, seal two pieces together with a hot iron. Heavy soil can 'usually be removed from chUdren"s
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      READY CAKE MIXES ARE DONE IN A JIFFY
      265 10 f TRY your hand at A Jiffy base cakes. They're great fun, because you can spend so much more time on the decoration. For Chocolate Walnut Layer Cake, prepare a 6i oz. "chocolate sponge cake mix" as directed on the packet To
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      Revolving wheel for shoe
      47 10 A BRITISH shoe company has developed a ladles' shoe with a small wheel at the end of the heel. The wheel is designed to revolve slowly with the wearer's walk to present a "constantly chancing rigid surface" and an end to stiletto-holed carpets.
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      154 10 ■pi t Mm \w **SbM Ik**.. 1 uafl| L J B^aMaftante Wm*r^^ BaTfß^ BBS jg;' 'Dtp* /yVwtV 10 nc« potent pak&- V>V t JL. JL \s 'orltp* »»Hi mauhingnngortips Here are 10 never-never-before, low-key, high-fashion shades that were born to be worn by the woman who wants tomorrow's look today
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      308 10 Straits Times. Crossword i I p I is I |4 I Hp~F~n ~v I j* ACROSS downa in America 1. Recoil from such disadvant- 8- Fasteners with not much age (8)- colour placed on crumpled 5. Manliest at the big game (6). sack (S. 5). 0. It's of variable cost
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      1522 11 EXPRESS SERVICE TI LIMON vIVERPIX > CINTIHENTAL PItTS. Sport P. S'hM* Pfneng lENCRUACHAN 1 IMI, B'mtn, R'bMg, R'dam II PL Irta RNAIOEI (H) iCbrt, L'laa.Hivre.A'wp.M'bro 11/Taaay Frt 22/24 Fel 27/ 1 lENREOCN (E.Lp.) I'RMi. G'mooih. Hull. N'barf Frt 21/24 Frt 27/ 4 Mm 1/ I lENCLOE (Ll.) I him M>n.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    96 12 r THt Federation Minister of x Finance has fixed these prices for calculating- customs duties for the week beginninc en Feb. 21. Robber 7g~« cents a Ib. Copra 5444 a ten. Coconut oil $734 a ton. Faint oil 5595.50 a ton. Palm kernels $365 a ton. Iron ore
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    180 12 CHIPS lying alangatda tha Singaavr* Marbaur wharvea ar txpacted taday ara: Dolpbcvarvtt 13/14. Slberoct a*/ 30. Sydney 4/5 starlight 47 (noatb), Glfoartney 15' IS. Prealdent Mrklnley IS, Pretoria 6A, Sahax 27/28, Bamora 19, Umpire Klttiwake 21/22, Ifenelaua 3S/34. Laomedon 6/7. Bedlll N.W. 2. Aa«kor Wat 47 (South),
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    RUBBER PRICES
    253 12 VfARCN firtt trade rtfMer buyer* 111 f.e.b. cloaed at 5 p.m. la Buvgapore and Kuala Lnmpur yesterday at 7St oanta per Ib. op one-eighth of a cent. The tone waa ajariet. S.C. C.R.A. anal F. M.R.I. alaetng prices In cents per a>. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    75 12 THE Malayan lictianta Banka' Aaaaalatlan made tlMae cfeaasaa In Us rataa to merchaota yaterday (all rataa to (100): Sailing TT ar OD raady: Svtaa Franaa 140J Balgian Franaa 1*20; Halland Cuildtri U7|: Dautxtt* Marhi 1301: Danltb Kranar 225. On the fr*a axahanga markat In Honf Kong yaattrday tha
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    100 12 /'HlN ftt FradiM* Kxahatiga, Sin. v saa«ra n«i »ric*s awr a*a**) yrrttrday: Caeanut ail: bulk $43 acllera. drum $46 Mllers C*»ra: Feb. March UK/Contlncat' $271 buyer*. Ptwtr: Muntok wb.lt* $160 Mllcrs. Ba raw all »hite $157| Milan. special Sarawak black $1124 a«llera. (armed Lamport*; black' *107» sellar*. ABTA
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    NERVOUS TREND DEVELOPS ON STOCK MARKETS
    528 12 From Our Market Correspondent THE TONE on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was nervous and hesitant in face of renewed degeneration of IndonesianMalayan relationships and the warning that "the worst mast be prepared for." This produced rather small erratic price movements in industrials and
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 MaUyan Stock Indices Feb. 19 Feb. 20 industrials: 9K.49 98.90 Tins: 102.40 102.32 S Robbers: 104.94 105.39 Dee. 29. IM2— IN.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    688 12 fOMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Slock Exchange yesterday, with, the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIAL*: Bauataad (1.000) $1. 53: Dunlaat (3.000) J2 54 D. $2 50 SI.. (1.000) $2.51. (2.000) J2.52, (47.000) $2.53. (22.000) S2.M; last
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    Straits tin again down: Little rubber interest
    278 12 THE price of Straits tin in Penang fell again yes--1 terday by 37i cents per picul to $426.50 on an offering estimated at 250 tons, down five tons. In London overnight an easier tendency prevailed In tin reflecting lack of consumer demand. Some
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 12 February. 20. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 784 cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $426.50 (down 37 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 5 tons).
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    108 12 .MELBOURNE. Wed. THE ahare market waa again x barely steady. More* were narrow and leaders showed no definite trend. Overall {alls well exceeded rises. Oik again were easy with no special feature, and base metals were steady with loans firm. C.R.A 17/* Mount Ilia M 7 N. Broken
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    142 12 (OFFICIAL QUOTATION*) Peb. 20. Three montha Punlopa 14 eta. 8. Darby 4d. P. N. 1* eta. C. Storafe 4td. Oammona 11 eta. 8. Traction 13 J. Wauch 15 eta. Shell 15 eta. If. Brew 24 eta. Steamship 9 eta. M. Ceanrat 18 eta. a Tlmra 22 eta. CootaJnan
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      48 12 SHIPPING NOTICE M.V. "SAWO" Sailing: on 23rd February, INS. FOR DJAKARTA. BANDJARMABIN AND SAMPtT Accept cargo, cabin/deck passenger*. For full particulars apply General Agents. (HI AN ANN SHIPPING CO. LTD., 15S. Cecil Street. Singapore. 1. Telephone: 70*06. 7M97. 711*1. MORE NOTICES TENDER NOTICES IN PAGES 13 ft 14
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      668 13 NOTICES lake Notice that I shall no longer carry out the business of "SUNNY STORE" at No. 8-i. Buklt Tlmah Road, Singapore. All creditors having any claims should aubmlt their claims on or before 25th February, 1963, after which date no claims will be considered. Sgd. Madam Poh Kirn Hong.
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      397 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS The Board of the Ruooer Research Institute of Malaya lnvitet applications from Fed-ual Citizens for the post of Probationary Research Officer (Plant Physiologist) in the Botanical Division Applicants should possess un ho nours degree in Botany or Agriculture. The successful applicant will assist :n investigations into the physiology
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    Discussion on cancer
    79 14 Discussion on cancer SINGAPORE. Wed— Professor R. Paterson, emeritus professor of radio-therapy of the University of Manchester who is here at the invitation of the Malayan Government, will take part in a panel discussion on "Management of cancer of the uterus" at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital's lecture theatre on Friday
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    165 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. While undergoing a threeyear term at Gimson School for a theft offence, a boy made three escapes and got himself- involved in other crimes. Senior Inspector T.S. Zaln said this when Tan Thiam Hock, now aged 16, admitted a charge
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    JOHORE SCIENCE STUDENT SCORES DISTINCTIONS IN FIVE SUBJECTS
    840 14 lOHORE B A H R U, J Wed. An English College science student here, Mr. Hong Hal, has topped the Higher School Certificate examination in Johore last year, scoring distinctions in all Mis five subjects. Mr. Hong, from Muar. was awarded distinctions
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      1165 14 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE TENDERS BANKS' ASSOCIATION i All member: ol the .bove Asso- TENDER TABLE DOCUMENT elation in the State of S.a<?apore will be closed for business on Mon- D. I. D. TENDER NOTICE J day 25th February 1963 lor Hari Rava Puasa Tenders from D.I.D. Registered Class D Contractors
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      1213 14 NOTICES REMINDER PROPERTY SALE TODAY AT 2.30 P.M. 1. Nos. 4. 26 28 WILKIE RD. (To be sold in 3 separate lou). 2. Nos. 172/180 CARPMAEL RD. 78. 82/86 CEYLON RD. 'To be sold In 9 separate lot* i. Cheon* Hock Chye Co., Ltd.. Auctioneer* Appraisers 14 Robinson ltd Spore.
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      367 14 'PHE following is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore ARRIVALS BO AC: From London, Zurich. Istanbul. Beirut. Bagdad. Karachi. Calcutta (BA 940) 555 a.m.: from Tokyo, Hong Kong (BA 963) 5.25 p.m. Qantas: From Sydney. Brisbane iQF 735) 7.15 p.m. from Calcutta (QF 178)
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    CRICKET Test star expects Singapore posting
    305 15  - CRICKET Test star expects Singapore posting ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Wed.—Former Australian Test vice-captain and opening ,bat Arthur Morris, who is currently in Singapore on Ins way to join the Commonwealth Cricket Team in Bombay, said today that he would return to Singapore at the end ol the year. The
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    79 15 WELLINGTON. Wed. Allrounder Brian Yuile replaces fast bowler Gary Bartlett, who Is unfit, in the 12 from whom New Zealand's team will be picked for the first Test against England starting in Auckland on Saturday. Yuile, playing for Central Districts, took seven for 51 and
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    Aussies refuse challenge so series end in boos
    498 15 Aussies refuse challenge so series end in boos JACK FINGLETON reporting on the Fifth Test CYDNEY, Wed.— The 0 Fifth Test finished here today in an ignominous draw. Set to get 240 runs to win at a rate of run-a-minute, Australia lost Bobby Simpson's wicket in the first over and
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    427 15 was played over five days and not over the last two sessions of the final day. More than this he would not comment In addition to indulging In too much talking in this aeries, th* two captains seemed also to oe running out of patience with one another. Some sharp
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    323 15 Wed. Ted Dexter and Richie Benaud both admitted It was a disappointing game arfter the Fifth Tett ended In a draw here today. Dexter said: "It wasn't a very good game. Today I didn't think we had a chance of winning uniess the Australian
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    ATHLETICS MEETING TO FORM MALAYSIA BODY
    168 15  - ATHLETICS MEETING TO FORM MALAYSIA BODY KEN FERNANDEZ By UDALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. The Federation of Malaya AAU have invited the athletic associations of Singapore. Brunei, North Borneo and Sarawak to a meeting at the Merdeka Stadium on Mar. 30-31 to inaugurate the Malaysian Amateur Athletic Federation (MAAF). North Borneo
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    RUGGER Kiwis had too much power for Signals
    247 15 RUGGER Kiwis had too much power for Signals CJINOAPORE, Wed.— The Ist Battalion. New Zealand Regiment had more trm. enough power to easily beat 18 Signal Regiment 34-8 to complete a hattrlck of wins in the final of the Farelf Cup rugby championship at Dover Road today. Delamere, Savage. Tataurangt
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    85 15 I ONDON, Wed.— Leicester last night joined Tottenham Hotspur at the top of the English Plrst Division as a result of their 2-0 away victory over Nottingham Forest Leicester and Spurs both have 35 points, but Spurs have one match in hand. In an English
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    32 15 XPOH. Wed.— The annual general meeting of the Perak Chinese Football Association, scheduled for Saturday, has been postponed, because the president. Mr. Leong Kee .Nyean. has left for Japan on business.
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    38 15 CAIRO, Wed. The Arab League Secretariat called on its member states today to boycott the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo unless the International Olympic Committee revokes its decision to bar Indonesia from the Games.— UPL
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    294 15  - A SPLENDID GALLOP BY PRODUCER II Epsom Jeep PUNANii. Wednesday. 2HAYV Stable's PioJucer U and MuUy Film II did an outstanding gallop here this morning They ran 3f in 39 on good going. Producer v. who was ridden by Laurie Johnson, was particularly impressive. Prrfume also Impressed in a 3f
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    145 15 Weights for 3 races on 2nd day PENANG, Wed— Weights for three or the six races on Feb. 27. second day of the Spring Meeting; CLASS 4. DIV. I—s ,F. Bunra Eaya 9.S* Dfliana 9.M Fclton I »o Waltk* s.U r.iiiitoi>.i k 1 1 ■sikajpa s.i* Ctboulette B.l* Tin Bush
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    80 15 pERTH. Wed. Japan— a swimmers captured thraa titles at the Australian championships here last night, setting a world record on the way. Elko Takahashi. 17-year-old Japanese girl, broke the world record in winning the women's 330 yards butterfly final in 2:32.2 1 4sec faster than tne
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    32 15 TELDK ANSON. Wed. Officials of the South rone of the Perak Amateur Athletic Association: Chairman, Abdul Raztk bin Hltam. vice-chairman Mustafa bin Ahmad; secretary: Pritam Singh Dbillon; treasurer: Surjan Singh
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      421 15 STAMFORD 0 COLLEGE /yy\ (Malaya's College of Postal Education) :===^L Tha Principal and Staff ef Hw Cellwg* extend their h«art-f«lt congratulations to Stamford Collegians i/f)L^^ throughovt Malaysia who war* successful in the I *nk^{^«\ fjl Cambridge H.S.C. eKamirwrioa. M Lwi^AtV. 1963/1964 Examinations II I th# faM#M HOMt -STUDY courwt of
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    Socialist polls call in S'pore, Borneo
    316 16 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'YHbl Socialist Front wants the Government to press Britain to hold immediate general elections in Singapore and the Borneo territories under Inited Nations supervision and to grant the right of self-determination to the new assemblies. ThLs la one of several
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    123 16 25 years for a $600,000 'brick' VANCOUVER. Wed.— A in. m who told a Canadian magistrate he imported a brick of morphine valued at LSS2OO.OOO .is "medicine for the stomach" was sentenced yesterday to 25 years in prison. Goh Ah Kong had been convicted of illegally importing morphine and possession
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    Charity show to buy rice
    65 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A chain show ol the film •Northwest Frontier." sponsored by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Si- Bernadette Church lor Saturday, has been postponed. The show, in nld of funds to buy rice for the poor in the parish, will now
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    23 16 SAIGON. Wed.— Australia will give South Vietnam 10 train coaches worth A£400.000 under the Colombo Plan, the Australian Embassy announced today.
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    19 16 LONDON. Wed.— A new £5 note will be issued tomorrow by the Bank of England. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Zulkifli appeals to Kennedy
    45 16 JAKARTA, Wed -The "field commander" of the North Borneo rebel army, "LJeut.Gon. A. Zulklfli. has appealed to President Kennedy to urge- Britain to withdraw its forces from Borneo, accordi ing to an open letter from the commander published 'here today.— Reuter.
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    78 16 UNITED NATIONS. Wed Mr. Mohammed Zafrullah Khan. Pakistan President of the 17th General Assembly, yesterday named an 11-member "Watchdog" Committee to keep South Africa's apartheid policies under constant review. Mr. Zafrulla Khan announced that the following member Governments had accepted his invitation to serve on
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    153 16 MACAPA (Brazil), Wed. —Brazilian officials took over the hijacked Venezuelan lreighter Anzoategui last night and placed Us Communist pirate crew under technical arrest. The ten hijackers, however, have been granted political asylum. Admiral Osmar Azeredo of Brazil's fourth naval district said port officials and a police officer boarded
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    298 16 PEKING, Wednesday. THE Chinese Communist Party newspaper People's Daily today published without comment the full text of a speech by Mr. Khrushchev more than two months ago which it had hitherto ignored. It devoted three entire Inside pages to the speech, made before
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    Majority in Sarawak want Malaysia: Tun Lim
    235 16 Majority in Sarawak want Malaysia: Tun Lim SINGAPORE, Wed.— The majority of people In Sarawak were now all oat for Malaysia because they had been awakened to the dangers posed by the Brunei revolt and foreign intervention from Indonesia. This was stated tonight by Tun Lim Yew Hock, chairman of
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    20 16 BERLIN. Wed. Shot* were heard early today on the Bast Berlin border, near the American sector.— UJM.
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      1159 16  - DR. GOH AND GOLF WIZARD THOMSON RETURN BEST CARD L.C. HOFFMAN Jnr. and LIM KEECHAN GOLF By SINGAPORE. Wednesday fOLFIXG giant Peter Thomson of Australia today teamed up with Singapore's Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, in the pro-fessional-amateur tournament at the Royal Island Club and walked off with
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    367 16 LONDON, Wed.— Early firmness failed to last In the London stock markets today and, by the close, many stocks were off the top. OUt-edgeds were erratic after moving ahead smartly during the first hour of business there was a complete reversal later and practically all the gains were
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    33 16 VEERAMAH PILLAV, If* Of M^ K Letchslaaan of tho Surra* B»«<* quartan, passed away on 30.2.« i. Cortege will leav* 42, BmD*> K.L. at 6 p.m. 21.2.63 tp tl* BH< Cemetery. B«tae«k.
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