The Straits Times, 25 February 1963

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1963. 15 CENTS.
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    TENGKU for MANILA
    475 1 MACAPAGAL MEETING PM's visit likely to go long way to s moot hen relations between both countries Malaysia is main item KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will go to Manila within the next 10 days for a meeting of the Association of South-East
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    BROOKES (9 UNDER PAR) WINS THE BIG GOLF
    140 1 SINGAPORE. Sun.— South African Alan Brookes (above), who led the field by one stroke after the third round yesterday, today shot a nineunder par 64 to win the Singapore open golf championship at the Royal Island Club. Brookes finished today with a
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    A PICTURE WITHOUT WORDS
    105 1 A PICTURE WITHOUT WORDS FS said that one picture is worth a thousand words. Advertising experts of 20th CenturyFox seem to agree. In Times Square. New York, they have hoisted this painting of the stars of the film. The film is not named. The stars are not named. Not a
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    Lock icon BANK TAKE-OVER BY BURMESE GOVT
    140 1 DANGOON. Sun.— All foreign and locallyowned banks in Burma were nationalised yesterday by order of General Ne Win, chairman of the ruling military Junta. State appointed officials worked far into the night with the help of employees examining the banks accounts and ledgers. State officials
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    Stop the insults, urges the PMIP leader
    435 1 Stop the insults, urges the PMIP leader CALL FOR PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF THE 'CONFRONTATION' KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The PanMalayan Islamic Party leader, Dr. Burhanuddln bin Mohamed Nor. today appealed to both Malaya and Indonesia to stop insulting each other. He said conciliatory efforts to bring about a peaceful settlement would
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    Lock icon 'Walking' lobsters row: New round of talks
    170 1 PABIS, Sun. France and Brazil are to continue in Brazil their negotiations on ending the "lobster war." involving warships of both sides, which has flared over the issue of whether lobsters walk. Brazil, which maintains that lobsters are covered by a 1958 Geneva
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    Lock icon Zaini flies- to Brunei
    92 1 Zaini flies- to Brunei TIONG KONG. Sun. A Brunei rebel leader. Zaini Hadji Ahmed, who sought asylum in Hong Kong some weeks ago. left the colony today the Government announced tonight. A short official statement said he was returning to Brunei at his own request. It was not known what
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    The Straits Times Selamat Hari Raya
    38 1 The Straits Times Selamat Hari Raya wishes all its Muslim readers THERE will be no issue of the Strait* Times tomorrow but the Malay Mail will be on tale. Publication of the Straitj Timet resume* on Wednesday IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII
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    Fruitless 10-hour search for missing fishermen
    381 1 Fruitless 10-hour search for missing fishermen DORT SWETTENHAM. Sun. The Marine Police here and about 50 fishermen in 15 boats made a fruitless 10-hour search in Malacca Straits for three missing Pulau Ketam fishermen yesterday. The search began at 11 a.m. and ended at 9 p.m. Twenty policemen in four
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 HAT. I RAY A Xl M II !WI R K>' I" i ■■■ousced I* 1 m n i" morrow is Win I
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      79 S. Vietnam guerillas defect
      162 2 79 S. Vietnam guerillas defect SAIGON, Sun.— Seven-ty-nine South Vietnamese guerillas defected to the Government in the past week, but it was too early to tell whether this firmly indicated dropping mo-j rale among the gueril- las, military sources said today. The weekly average of guerilla defectors was 30 to
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      COUNTESS'S BROTHER MARRIES A ZULU
      69 2 COUNTESS'S BROTHER MARRIES A ZULU ifITWE. Northern Rho- desla. Sun.— Mr. Wilfred Grrnvillc Grey, a brother of the Countess of March, married Edith Dlamlni. 30. a Zulu, yesterday. The ceremony took place in the Anglican chapel in the grounds of Greystone Park. The couple married secretly In a civil ceremony
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      Cordial comrades point to a move in ideas war
      420 2 Cordial comrades point to a move in ideas war AT LAST PEKING PUBLISHES THE' SOVIET SIDE OF THE CASE HONG KONG. Sun. ]y|AO Tse-tung had a "cordial talk" in Peking yesterday with the Soviet Ambassador, Mr. S. V. Chervonenko, amid speculation about the latest move in the Sino-Soviet ideological dispute.
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      Lock icon 100 lose homes
      20 2 HONG KONG, Sun. About 100 people were made homeless when fire destroyed a Kowloon building today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon IT'S A BIG DAY FOR BAREFOOTED MAORI GIRL
      86 2 IT'S A BIG DAY FOR BAREFOOTED MAORI GIRL It's a big dajr for this barefooted Maori dancer as she is presented to the Queen after dancing for her at a concert in Dunedin. New Zealand. Last week the Queen and Princ> Philip continue their "Down Under" tour when they fly
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      Lock icon INDIA DEFENCE HINT: ALARM SYSTEM ACROSS THE NORTH
      396 2 INDIA DEFENCE HINT: ALARM SYSTEM ACROSS THE NORTH YEW DELHI, Sun. 11 The Joint Commonwealth and American air mission, which completed its work here yesterday, is likely to recommend the setting up of a high-power early warning system across northern India, according to usually reliable sources. This would enable supersonic
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      Lock icon Return our assets, bank chief tells India again
      122 2 PEKING, Son. The chairman of the board of the Bank of China yesterday renewed his demand that India return the bank's property and assets In India seised last November, and cease her "wanton persecution" of its staff, the New China news agency
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      A king waits...
      90 2 UNITED NATIONS. Sun The United Nations was embarrassed yesterday when King Savang Vatthana of Laos turned up 20 minutes early and no one was on hand to greet him. The King sat in his limousine while guards scurried In search of the Chief of Protocol. Mr. Pierre
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon "Britain as a Common Market member 'in few years'
      389 3 "Britain as a Common Market member 'in few years' PHILADELPHIA, Sun K. Karl-Heinrich Knappstein, West German Ambassador, said tonight the Bonn Government would do all it could to enable Britain to enter the European Common Market and predicted she would "be a member in a few years' time." In remarks
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      TONY GETS A NEW OFFER AT £45,000 A YEAR
      121 3 TONY GETS A NEW OFFER AT £45,000 A YEAR LONDON. Sun. Lord Snowdon, Princess Margaret's husband, has been offered a t45,000-a-year job as photographic adviser to a three-month-old newspaper. Directors of the Uolverhampton Pride, a Midlands weekly which claims a circulation of .10.000. said they cabled the offer to his
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      Lock icon ALGERIA THREAT MAKES FRANCE STOP N-TEST
      145 3 ALGERIA THREAT MAKES FRANCE STOP N-TEST LONDON. Sunday. liHE BBC last night said that preparations for a French nuclear test explosion in the Algerian Sahara next month were reported to have been suspended. The BBC quoted a cor- respondent In Algiers who reported that a high-ranking French officer had told
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      Lock icon A lamb with 10 legs
      37 3 LONDON. Sun. A lamb with 10 legs was born at a farm near Worcester It died five minutes after birth. A veterinary surgeon said the reason was "probably a genetic mix-up.'— Reuter.
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      Lock icon MOVE TO PRESS FOR CHANNEL TUNNEL
      95 3 MOVE TO PRESS FOR CHANNEL TUNNEL LONDON, Sun An association was formed here yesterday to agitate for the building of a channel tunnel linking England and France. Mr. John Bates, convenor of the public meeting which set up a Channel Tunnel Association, said: "I have heard from 150 people who
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      Atlantic Ocean exploration
      45 3 MOSCOW, Sun. A Soviet oceanograpnic team of 65 scientific workers has sailed from Sevastopol in the research ship Mikhail Lomonosov to take part In an international expedition in the tropical part of the Atlantic Ocean, the Soviet news agency Tass said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Jamaica defence
      29 3 KINGSTON, Sun. The United States and Canada are completing plans for the Joint defence of Jamaica. Senator Hugh Shearer, minister without portfolio, told the Senate here. Reuter.
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      8 die in mine
      23 3 VIENNA. Sun. Radio Prague announced last night that eight people died In a Czech coal mine explosion yesterday.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon WILSON DARES MAC TO PUBLIC DEBATE
      225 3 WILSON DARES MAC TO PUBLIC DEBATE f ROSS KEYS, (West England), Sun. Mr. Harold Wilson, Britttu Labour Party leader, said yesterday he has invited Mr. Harold Macmillan. Prime Minister, to a public debate. The opposition's newlyelected chief attacked Mr. Macmillan's Conservative Government record in office. Mr. Wilson said that Britain's
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      Lock icon US to drop A-ban idea?
      96 3 LONDON, Sun.— The Washington correspondent of the Svinday Times today declared that unless agreement is reached within the next few weeks the United States may abandon the idea of a nuclear test ban treaty for the time being. He said that as this is an
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      Quick look around
      174 3 Quick look around LONDON, Sun.— The Canadian Prime Minister. Mr. John Diefenbaker, and his British counterpart. Mr. Harold Macmillan. had long talks here last night about the expansion ol Commonwealth trade and Anglo-Canadian trade In particular. ROME: President and Mrs. Kennedy are to visit Rome, Florence, Turin and Milan in
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      Lock icon 'CHECK NEW DRUGS' CALL BY WHO
      125 3 fENEVA. Sun. The World Health Organisation ma g a zinc today called for tighter controls on new drugs before they are put on the market. The magazine. World Health, said a WHO survey of nine countries, including Britain, showed there was considerable confusion over
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      Lock icon Landslide rips village in two
      124 3 Landslide rips village in two NAPLES, Sun.— About 500 people evacuated their homes at Monaciglioni, near here yesterday as a slow landslide ripped the village in two. The village < population about 2.000) stands on a hill whose topsoll has been undermined by recent rains and by water from two
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      Lock icon Battle of blizzards
      38 3 MOSCOW, Sun.— Soviet Antarctic explorers fought gales and blizzards for two weeks before unloading their supply ship Ob at the new Soviet expedition base In Enderbyland. 2.500 miles south of South Africa. Tass reported. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Germany's biggest
      33 3 HAMBURG. Sun.-r-Wilhel-mina Luebke, wife of West Germany's President Helnrich Luebke, yesterday launched West Germany's biggest mercant ship, the 54,000-ton tanker Esso Deutschland. which can carry about 90.000 tons of oil.— UPI.
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    Ministry free film shows
    98 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE. Sunday.— The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places from Tuesday at 7 p.m.: TUESDAY: Pukat Road. Sin Mm School. Yew Tee Village. Yuk Cheng School. Jalan Teban. WEDNESDAY: Kampong Cheng San. Ylo Chu Kang Road 7 m.s. Lab. Qrs.
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    Work on $lm. road link in Serangoon to resume again
    186 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. WORK on a $1.13 million link road between Serangopn Garden Way and Braddel Road held up by 22 families for two years will re- sume soon. The Government today said that these families, who were "coerced by disruptive
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    Concert for Hari Raya
    84 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Ministry of Culture will present its 128 th Aneka Ragam Ra'ayai on the occasion of Hari Raya Huasa at the padang at the lunctr.n of Oeylang Road and Tanjont Katone Road on Tuesday at 7.3 up.m An official statement &uid Ihere would be
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    Istana Negara
    34 4 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yu.sol bin Ishak. has ordered tiie grounds of the Istana Negara to be opened from 8.00 a.m. to &-30 pjn tomorrow <Hari Raya Puasa day).
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    ART EXPERT TAKES A LOOK AT SINGAPORE
    115 4 ART EXPERT TAKES A LOOK AT SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Sun. —An antique art expert today predicted that Singapore would eventually become an art centre "in view of its rapid progress In all fields." This was stated by Mr. Anthony John Houssemayne dv Boulay, director of the Oriental Arts Department at Christie's
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    Message by Premier
    72 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today extended his best wishes and a Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfltri to "all our Muslim brothers who have Just completed their annual trial of self-discipline and self-denial." The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, I will broadcast
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    Water shut-off
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— Water will be cut Off in Nos. 1. IA. 18. and 1C to 19. ISA. 198 and i»C (Odd Numbers only) Delta Avenue, oft Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 6 pjn.
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    FOUR HURT.IN FIGHT AT A STRIKE-BOUND BAR
    129 4 FOUR HURT. IN FIGHT AT A STRIKE-BOUND BAR SINGAPORE. Sun.— Four people were injured and a glass plate window damaged during a scuffle today which broke out in front of the strike-bound Rendezvous Bar and Hotel In Brash Basah Road. Police said three friends of the employer were in front
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      478 4 I HeLAMaVhaRI RAYA PUAsH I♦■ I OPENS TOH AY I Jl> am-1.30-4.C0-6 30 t 9.1S pm. Directed by 4. M AMIN X Noordin AHMAD Lot.ttoh OMAR A Cothoy-Kcrit Film <- with Engl-sh Subtitles Nut! MFU's Torwh Malayu Kita" i> No. 5«. r>r«mi*ra Wcdncidoy at 915pm* HaTaRH John Wo nc tha
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      180 4 t THE following is today's schedule of civil aircratt movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom Melbourne, fcydney. Darwin. Jakarta (BA 713 1 9.05 pjn. Pan American: Prom f"«n Francisco. Los Angeles. Honolulu. Manila." Saigon (FA M3> 1.25 p.m. QanUi: Prom Sydney. Darwin (QP 731 > 6.45
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      181 4 487) 7.25 p.m.: from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 9*oo p.m.; from Bangkok (ML 307) 11.20 pjn. DEPAKTI'RKS BOAC: To Colombo. Bomoay. Bharein. Damascus. Prankfurt. London (BA 713) 9.50 r m to Calcutta. Karachi. Belru*.. Re me. Zurich London (BA 343 a pin. Japan Air Lines: To Jakarta (JL 711) 7.20
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    New clerks' union to fight for pay rises for all
    348 5 New clerks' union to fight for pay rises for all NUGCW 'strongly opposed 9 to sectional revisions J£UALA LUMPUR. Sun. The newly- 1 formed National Union of Government Clerical Workers today pledged that one of its main aims would be to work for j a revision of salaries j which
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    Works manager weds a stenographer
    69 5 MR. and Mrs. Tong Poh Shin seen here after their wedding in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Mr. Yong is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Yong Peng Kai. His bride, Miss Mary Lim Beng C'hoo. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lim See Hai.
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    Three to draw up car park rules
    119 5 IPOH, Sun. A subcommittee headed by Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, M.P.. has been set up by Ipoh Municipality to draw up by-laws for the council's $100,000 three-storey car park in Station Road. The two other members of the committee are Mr. Khong Kok
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    Necklace theft: Tapper jailed
    61 5 KUALA LIPIS. Sun. Yap Slew Mook, 26, a tapper of Jerkoh new village. Benta, was jailed for three months here for stealing three gold necklaces worth $300 from a goldsmith, Ng Chin Ngth In Jelal Street on Jan. 13. The prosecution said Yap snatched the necklaces
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    KAROLYI TO PLAY BEETHOVEN AND LISZT
    111 5 KAROLYI TO PLAY BEETHOVEN AND LISZT SINGAPORE. Sun. The concert pianist Julian von Karolyi, 49, will give a recital here at the Victoria Theatre on Wednesday night, after tomorrow's concert In Kuala Lumpur. His programme will include music by Beethoven, Brahms, Schumann, Debussy and Liszt. His tour here is arranged
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    Building research centre idea backed
    239 5 Building research centre idea backed KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The registrar of the Board of Architects here, Mr. E. S. Cooke. said today he favoured the setting up of a building research centre In the Federation "to deal with local problems* and materials." Mr. Cooke said that through such a research
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    'ACTION' THREAT BY HOSPITAL UNION
    117 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. T^HE Government Medical Employees' National Union is to hold an emergency meeting on Saturday to decide whether to withdraw its claim for pay increases from the National Whitley Council and take industrial action. The union submitted its claims last September. Today a
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    $50 fine on ADO's plant thief
    66 5 BENTONG, Sun.— S. Subramaniam, 20, a labourer here, was yesterday fined $50 or one week's Jail for stealing eight plants belonging to Inche Mohamed Nor bin Ismail, the Assistant District Officer. The plants, valued at $14, were stolen on Sept. 17 last year. The
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    MTUC branch officials
    45 5 KUANTAN. Sun.— Mr. M. L. Fernandez was elected chairman of the newly formed Pahang branch of the Malayan Trade Union Congress at a meeting here today. Mr. M. N. D Cruz was electi ed secretary and Mr. C. P. N. Menon treasurer.
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    Killed dog: Fined $75
    49 5 KUALA LJPIS. Sun. A tapper, Phan Fook Yin, 26, was yesterday fined $75 for killing a dog at Benta Estate here on Nov. 30 last year. Pleading guilty. Phan said he struck the dog on the head with a changkol because it bit his son.
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    Small powers and the UN
    53 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The speaker at the weekly Rotary Club lunch at le Cog dOr Restaurant here on Wednesday at 12.45 p.m. will be Mr. R.A. Woolcott. First Secretary of the Australian High Commission. His topic will be "the United Nations today and the role
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    Hari Raya party
    26 5 KANGAR, Sun.— The Perils Youth Conference will celebrate Harl Raya Puasa with a tea party at the Kangar Women's Institute hall on Friday.
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    MECCA PILGRIMS CAN NOW BUY SAUDI RIVALS HERE
    130 5 PENANO, Sun.— Pilgrims to Mecc. may now buy Saudi riyals from the Malayan Banking Limited here instead of getting them in Saudi Arabia, Hajl AU Rouse, the pilgrimage control officer, announced today. By special arrangements with the foreign exchange authorities and the
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    Hari Raya 'a good time to hold talks with Jakarta9
    377 6 Hari Raya 'a good time to hold talks with Jakarta 9 PENANG, Sunday. K. 001 THIAM SIEW, Mayor of George Town, said today that Hari Raya Puasa with its spirit of goodwill was a "most appropriate" time for Malayan and Indonesian leaders to discuss the strained relations between the two
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    SULTAN OF PERAK MAKES A PROMISE TO PEOPLE
    253 6 SULTAN OF PERAK MAKES A PROMISE TO PEOPLE |POH, Sun.— The Sul--1 tan of Perak will give close attention to development of the State in all Its aspects for the benefit of the people. The Sultan gave this assurance in his Hari Raya message, his first official statement since he
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    Off to study medicine in Australia
    63 6 Mr. John Bosco Joseph, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Joseph, of Seremban Estate, who leaves next week for Australia to take up medicine at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. An old boy of St. Paul's Institution, Seremban, Mr. John Joseph
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    Cake contest at istana
    59 6 KLANG, Sun.— A cake competition for Klang district was held at the banquet hall of the Istana Alam Shah here last night as part of the Hari Raya celebration. The Sultan of Selangor. who gave away the prizes to 10 winners, said that the cake competition
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    Research grant
    33 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The VS. Public Health Service has awarded a threeyear research grant worth $70,500 to the University of Malaya for a study on mutation studies In mouse tumour cells.
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    Don't let freedom destroy orderly society: Waddell
    367 6 KUCHING. Sun. II7HILE independence would bring rejoicing and satisfaction to Sarawak it would not be a free and easy irresponsible state of affairs, the Governor of Sarawak, Sir Alexander Waddell, said in a Hari Raya message tonight. "Sarawak has an orderly society; It
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    The Sultan calls for spirit of comradeship
    94 6 KUALA TRENGGANU. Son. The Sultan of Trencganu today urged his propie to show the spirit of comradeship especially to those unfortunate members of society. He reminded them of their duty towards God and called on them to pay up their annual tithes. In
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    ATTACK ON COUPLE: MAN HELD
    117 6 ATTACK ON COUPLE: MAN HELD pENANG, Slin. A young couple were attacked in the Botanic Gardens last night. Tan Ec Leong. 23. and his girlfriend, Soong Ah Kheng. 21, were sitting on a bench near the gardens gate at 8.30 p.m. when they were assaulted from behind. Head wounds Bleeding
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    Bombing practice
    93 6 PENANG. Sun. The Far East Air Force schedule for bombing and firing exercises at Pulau Song Song, off the Kedah Coast In the vicinity of the Bunting Island group, next month is as follows: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. March 4, 5.
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    12 ROAD DEATHS IN STORE IN 10 DAYS
    153 6 12 ROAD DEATHS IN STORE IN 10 DAYS SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE death of an unidentified woman in hospital last night has brought the number of road deaths to 12 in the past 10 days. Police have appealed for relatives of the woman to come forward. The woman was taken to
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    $3,150 for fund
    23 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The workers of Sungel Linau division of Sepang Estate have contributed $3,150 toward the Save Democracy Fund.
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    Japanese praise S'pore housing
    315 6 Japanese praise S'pore housing CINGAPORE, Sun. The leader of a lfiman Japanese team of housing and real estate agents, Mr. S. Yamamoto, today praised the Singapore Government for exercising "keen judgment and foresight" In planning and providing houses for the people here. Before boarding a Pan-am Jet for Saigon with
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      1207 7  - The jungle world —and its fierce but loyal tribes TOM HARRISSON by Concluding chapter of the story of the Borneo territories CURATOR OF THE SARAWAK MUSEUM THE Mv ru Is and Kelabits are Mil people with :i hijjh standard of living. Some of them, especially those living above 2*500 feet,
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      206 7 Tested in outer space When. Lt. Col. Glenn made his actually tells you when conditions historic trip into outer space, he are wrong. All you have to do is took along a Minolta Hi-matic and point the Hi-matic and press the brought back a perfect photograph- button. Other features include
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      Red Army calls—and it's music in the air
      222 8 Red Army calls— and it's music in the air THE high-flying 1 accordionist (right) was just one of many acts that delighted a London audience when the Red Army Ensemble of singers, dancers and musicians came to town last week. Among the musicians was Nikolai Rlbinsky (right), a World War
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      Lock icon Pakistan-China border accord worries U.S.
      242 8 WASHINGTON Sun lifß. Dean Rusk, the iTI Secretary of State, conferred for an hour yesterday with Mr. Aziz Ahmed, the Pakistan Ambassador on the Kashmir problem. State Department officials declined to give any details of their conversation, but It was reliably learned that Mr. Rusk
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      Lock icon Newspaper strike: New offer by Wagner
      186 8 Newspaper strike: New offer by Wagner YEW YORK, Sun. X1 Mr. Robert Wagner, Mayor of New York yesterday offered for the second time to try to help settle the city's 7&-day-old newspaper strike. He said he was willing to put forward settlement terms If further mediation was unsuccessful He said
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      To raise funds
      29 8 PENANG, Sun.— The Penang Methodist Girls' School will hold a food and Pun Fair in Logan Road on March 1 to raise funds for the school.
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      323 8 jkgJi^SSSi V '!7.'- Try* 'PPVPPI H IHH m ii fcft ft i, .j, ft m mmm ■gk IjL 9 teg H§ is a iicw N^^'tl* W W Cation 1 Camera— Zoom BEEE! MS& ™MS^% The secret is outl^H This is the secret! Canon have made their first fully Automatic Electric-eye
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      185 8 llh>H Oop By F. T. liawntin ON TM* DfXliUf V*-^ 'C _WH«T SHE SAIP WAS, AM AN' NOW, HAvllsJS "^ll I DUNNO HOW A GUV CAN BE MlfrWlLL I X NIK HIGHNESS DIDtONI QUOTE "SUMMON TH' OBEYED HER NOUR EXPECTED TO MOVE 'ON-TH'-WPWT Ml YOU aVkV ANYTHING ABOUT WIZER/ TEU.
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    Expert in to help break the play barrier
    184 9 Expert in to help break the play barrier SINGAPORE. Sun. An American recreation expert is here to help break through barriers created by language and differences in custom. She is MLss Josephine Kldd, special recreation representative of the international Recreation Association whose headquarters are at United Nations. Mi» Kidd, who
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    U.S. told not to get involved in Malaysian affairs
    582 9 WASHINGTON, Sunday. §ENATE Democratic leader Mr. Michael J. Mansfield recommended yesterday that the United States continue to maintain a position of "non-involved cordiality" with Malaya. "The general principle of strict .non-involve-ment would appear to apply to the emerging Malaysian Federation of
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    NEW JOURNAL ON COMMONWEALTH OUT THIS WEEK
    146 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. A NEW journal on current affairs in Common- wealth countries will be available this week. The first 20,000 copies of the journal— Commonwealth Institute Journal— will be out on Thursday. They will be distributed free of charge to Government departments,
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    4,000 invited to floating trade fair
    84 9 4,000 invited to floating trade fair SINGAPORE. Sun.— About 4.000 guests have been invited to the opening of the Japan industrial floating fair in the Bakura Maru on Tuesday. The Japanese ship will be at godowns 42-43. Singapore Harbour Board. On display will, be 20.000 items from 700 exhibitors. Designed
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    USIS essay contest
    108 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The United States Information Bervlce is sponsoring an essay contest on the subject "What Constitutional Government Means to Me" for young people In Singapore. Sarawak Brunei and North Borneo According to the statement from USIS. the conteM is to mark the 175 th anniversary
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    SARAWAK POLICE WANT MORE, TOUGH MEN
    66 9 SARAWAK POLICE WANT MORE, TOUGH MEN KUCHING, Sun.— The Sarawak Constabulary is to recruit more men for its field.force. Field force officers will visit police stations In all main centres of the country during the next two weeks to interview applicants. They want unmarried men who are physically tough not
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    Bald tyre: $30
    36 9 KUALA LIPIS, Sun. B. Nagendram. 21. a taxi driver here, was yesterday fined $30 or one week's jail for driving his taxi with a "bald" tyre at Benta on Sept. 23, last year.
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    Water shortage: Blast at Govt
    155 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore People's Alliance today criticised the Government for the island's present water shortage. A statement accused the Government of negligence and demanded an assurance that Immediate steps would be taken to prevent another crisis. Assurance Recalling that last year water was short
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    Memorial service
    29 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A memorial service will be held at the police depot in Gurney Road here at 9.30 a.m. on the second day of Hari Raya.
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    Bigger and better lpoh buses
    80 9 IPOH. Sun. Longer and wider buses will ply the roads of lpoh within a few months. The lpoh Internal Transport Service is now being granted permission by the lpoh municipality to use the wider vehicles. But the municipality has reserved the right to cancel any
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    Inspector moves
    32 9 KLANG, Sun. Inspector Abu Bakar bin Hussein will act as prosecuting officer in place of Senior Inspector M. S. Low. who has been posted to Petaling Jaya for two months.
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    Radio stolen
    41 9 IPOH. Sun.— Phang Chin Loy, 52. a taxi driver, who went to the aid of a neighbour who had been bitten by a dog. last night returned home a few minute 1 later and found his transistjr radio missing.
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    SEND IN TAX RETURNS EARLY
    134 9 SEND IN TAX RETURNS EARLY SINGAPORE, Sun. The Commissioner lof Inland Revenue urged employees today to submit their income i tax returns as soon as possible. A Government statement said that the statutory period (or submission of returns of i income by taxpayers and statements of employees emoluments to be
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    81 10 Wars!* fit (Minimum) MN AND MRS. SatKanailngam. Central Klwtrii-ity Board. Gombak Lani>. thank friend*. NWMi for attrndxnrr. cood WMkM, prrsrnta on or<a«ion of ihrir marnaga 10-2-*.'). THE FAMILY OF ih» lal» Cathrrin BOOS*] 'hank all relative* and fnrnsis nic-" :«nri ma"* offering* sfot during thnr recent bereavement on 20-2-«:
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    The Straits Times Take It Or Leave It?
    694 10 The Straits Times Take It Or Leave It? Monday, February 25, 1963. At Geneva the Russians m again are uncomfortably close j n to a "take it or leave it"! mood which threatens to re- i duce the nuclear test ban i negotiations to futility. Mr. Kuznetsov claims that although
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    Varsity Appeal
    406 10 Or. Sreenivasan's appeal for money from the public to 1 finance expansion of the Unlj\'ersity of Singapore is no doubt addressed principally to the very rich. But even if the millionaires dig deep it will not ;be easy to raise from private 'sources anything like the $40 million
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    P.M.I.P. Line
    244 10 The hope of P.M.I.P.'s president. Dr. Burhanuddin, for an {easing in tension between I Indonesia and Malaya is quite •unexceptionable, and is fully in accord with the spirit of Hari Haya. There will also be many who will want to share his belief that the people of j
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    Counting the cost of politics in Ceylon
    923 10 Counting the cost of politics in Ceylon AS TROUBLES MOUNT OVER THE BIG RICE SUBSIDY-AND NOW OVER OIL from a SPECIAL WRITER COLOMBO Sunday THE U.S. Government's decision to cut off its foreign aid to Ceylon in retaliation for Ceylon's failure to compensate Caltex and Esso for their confiscated oil
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    The uphill war on smallpox all across Asia
    636 10 from ASHWINI KUMARI Bombay, Sun. IN their struggle against smallpox in South-east Asia, doctors, social workers and Governm c n t officials also have a battle against the superstitions of many of their people. Ironically enough, modern communications Are also hindering smallpox
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      Turf clubs losing battle of the bookies
      146 10 Turf clubs losing battle of the bookies TIHE so-called "war" by X the various turf clubs in Singapore and the Federation against the illegal four-digits bookies has been unsuccessful. The withdrawal of certain numbers in the draw of the big sweep has not worried the bookies in the least. In
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      Rule broken
      119 10 MANY way for traffic on your right Is the golden rule of the road in Singapore and Malaya. And yet the many times I have narrowly avoided colliding with private vehicles driven by service people makes me think that the forces are not told of the rule of
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      Mail delays
      60 10 T refer to a letter by "Exasperated"' iS.T. Feb. 12 1 concerning delays In delivery of letters at Kuala LJpls. In complaints of this nature, it is essential to have a sight of the cover which suffered delay and if the writer will contact this office, appropriate Inquiries
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    Trader admits stealing I-cards
    154 11 Trader admits stealing I-cards KOTA TINGGI. Sun. Yahya bin Harun, 27, a petty trader, pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court here today to housebreaking and theft of 905 identity cards from the Registration Office. Ko t a Tinggi He had pleaded guilty to the same charge in the Magistrate Court
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    Gen. Hull now in Singapore
    91 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chief of the Imperial General Staff. Gen. Sir Richard Hull la now in Singapore after a three-day visit to Kuala Lumpur. Sir Richard, accompanied by Lady Hull, is staying with the C-in-C. Farelf, Gen. Sir Nigel Poett. at Flagstaff House. He will
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    Four rob a shopowner of $800
    83 11 Four rob a shopowner of $800 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Four youths— two armed with pistols, two with daggers held up the proprietor of a coffeeshop. Lee Lin Seng, at Sungel Besi Road at 1 p.m. I today and got away with $800 in cash. The robbers stayed in the; shop
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    Master's course
    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun— A preliminary training course 1 for Selangor Scout masters will be held at Castle Camp here from Friday to next Sunday.
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    CAMBODIAN MP-FILM STAR DUE TODAY
    129 11 CAMBODIAN MP-FILM STAR DUE TODAY SINGAPORE, S v n Madam Pung Peng Cheng (above) the only woman Member of Cambodia's Parliament and also a film star, is due in Singapore tomorrow. Madam Pung stars in the film "Cast The Same Shadow"— produced jointly by Cathay-Kerls of Singapore and a French
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    Lock icon Singapore's 'correct' policy
    303 11 THIS HAS SPARED US FROM 'INCIDENTS' WITH INDONESIA, LEE TELLS VILLAGERS SINGAPORE. Sunday. fHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said here today that Singapore had adopted a correct policy towards Indonesia. Because of this policy there had been no "incident" between Singapore and her giant neighbour,
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    Scout officials
    41 11 TAIPING. Sun— The Commissioner of Prisons, Dato Murad bin Ahmad, has been elected president of Taiping Association of Boy Scouts. Other officials are Mr. H. E. Augustln. chairman: Mr Albert J. David, secretary, and Mr. Lim Chye Guan. treasurer.
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    Sultan of Brunei returns home
    109 11 Sultan of Brunei returns home KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Sultan of Brunei returned to his State today by special plane after a three-week stay here. Among those who accompanied him were members of the Brunei delegation who had attended the Malaysia talks with the Federation Government. They were the Deputy
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    The opening of a retail firm
    57 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Business representatives from Malaya. Singapore, England, Hong Kong and Australia were guests at the official opening of the million-dollar retail firm of Teck Heng Co Ltd. in Jalan Ah Fook here j today. The opening ceremony was performed by Mr. Tay
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    Woman doctor JBIA leader
    67 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A government medical practitioner. Dr. (Mrs.) Lalitha Sambandam. was elected president of the Johore Bahru Indian Association at the annual meeting yesterday. Dato Hajl Abdul Maiid. J.P.. was elected vice-president and Mr. T. K. Govind general seer:'. .if Other officials are Mr. P.
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    CASH WANTED FOR NEW TB REHABILITATION BUILDING
    141 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun T^HE Johore AntiTuberculosis Rehabilitation Organisation is seeking money for a new building. Its present headquarters in the grounds of Johore general hospital has to be returned to the Government. The secretary, Mrs. Antoinette Copley-Clark, said in a statement today that
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      142 11 SALE STARTS TOMORROW 10 TO 50% DISCOUNT OFF ALL ITEMS during our Annual Stocktaking LINES MUST BE CLEARED P DON'T MISS THE J^g^ BARGAINS AT yip c**f& W'\^t 108. ORCHARD ROAD. Parker mQuink ink Is now available f^^^f r^y^Mjt f° r totktr hß9v evenbofp V| W Iftn convertibla in bottles
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      1181 11 Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA editorials; 6.50 Federal ion and >' Point: 6.30 Macbeth: 6.45 Sunu Singapore Stock Exchange re- set Serenade; 5.63 AnnounceNATIONAL SHORTWAVE P°rt; 7.00 Time signal, the menus; 655 Share Market Xc- news: 7.10 Regional news; 7.10 Port; 7.00 News; 7.10 Newstalk: -i k\ k i 41.7
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      A threat to species
      709 12  -  Rachel Carson. Lw. H. THORPE SILENT SPRING. By iHorrmh Hamilton. 25 'Many insectborne diseases became, controllable and were eradicated in some areas' A SWISS chemist received the Nobel Prize for medicine for discovering, in 1939, the outstanding properties of DDT as an insecticide. As a result
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      House of Lords
      417 12 By ALDINGTON KENNARD rERE are 900 members of Britain's House of Lords, of whom over 800 are entitled to sit by virtue of their hereditary peerages. But the brunt of the work is borne by less than 100 peers, of whom about hall are the first holders
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      DOOLEY'S LAST DAYS
      297 12 BEFORE I SLEEP. Edited by James Monahan. (The World's Work. 18s.) By WALTER WARWICK IN his last months of life Dr. Tom Dooley moved so fast and touched so many places that few people were close to him for any length ol time. "Before I Sleep" Is
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      314 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Woman Ukes odd cluea to to 1. Another order to fill boxes in Oreelc (8). with coins and documents (.5. 6. Piano one they hay» ra2. 8). paired for a beginner iB>. I. Small branch with Inter-bank 7. Time to supply the rest ol connection
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      550 13 TENDERS PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR Tender for the Construction of 396 units of semi-detached pre-fabrl- I cated Umber house, at Kjunponc Pandan. Kuata Lumpur. The Commissioner of the Federal Capital of Kuala Lumpur Invites j Contractors who are experienced in the field of pre-fabrlcated Umber construction, to submit
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      624 13 SITUATIONS VACANT lit Word* U (Mtm.)—Bmx It eto. txtrm LONG ESTABLISHED FIRM to Kuala Lumpur srea seek quallßed cost and works accountant for work study and process costing control. Applicants should ssad full details of training and qualifications Practical experience highly desirable, but aot essential. All applications will bo treated
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      922 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED it Word* SS (Mlm.)— Box St rt: txtrm •MALL FAMILY require furnished or unfurnished room. Please telephone (B'pore) 343X8 sfter 5 p m EUROPEAN FAMILY URGENTLY require unfurnished bungalow in X.L 34 bedrooms moderate rent. Write 808 AI4SO B.T K I. URGENTLY REQUIRED by Kuro--pean family Fully furnished
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      875 13 EDUCATION in Word* $1 (mm.)— Box It eta, txtrm BOINNIRS* MARCH SESSIONS! Shorthand Type It Ing Book-Keep-mg, Stenography /I vate Secretarial Work Commercial Correspondence. Shorthand Sperd 30-120 i Rapid 4k Normal). Enrol Now! Regent Commercial Institute. 66A. East Coast Road (between Roxy tt Police Station), Spore *****. CAMBRIDOB CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL,
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      1393 15 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'pori P. S'haa) fining lENALDER (H) I'krf, L'aM.Havrt^'wp,M'bro IB Pt Ftk 2S Ftk 27/ 1 lEHREOCH (E.Lp.) L'peal. G mouth, Hull, H'karf S. I/FM 7t Fall?/ 4 Mar 5/ 5 BENGLOE (E.L.) iMltl. M'bro. HMMt Feß 27/ 4 Mar 1/ S BENNACHIE
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    31 16 RUBBER TIN (per ix r lb.l picnl) Feb. 18. ?8 1/BcU. 54t7.56 19. 78 cU. $4*6 871 20. 781/BCU. 5426..50 21. 775/BCU. UU.M 22. 77 eta. SI2C-75 21. SJ-6.7-,
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW 'Difficult' week on stock exchange
    1310 16 MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW 'Difficult' week on stock exchange From Our Market Correspondent THE week on the Malayan Stock Exchange which preceded the Hari Raya holidays can be quickly summed up as difficult with a considerably reduced turnover. Indeed on Friday, the quietest day for some months, turnover was down
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    Tin price again static
    323 16 TWICE last week the Strait* tin price remained^ unchanged at $426.75 on Friday and Saturday and $426.50 on Wednesday and Thursday. The highest price for the week was (427.50 on Monday and the highest estimated ottering was 260 tons on Wednesday. Saturday's otlerlng, also unchanged at
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    50 16 Torrent Onlr or payment payment M. Omrnt 15% Pengkalen Tin 3d.t April 2 Malay* General 14% Padang Senang 10% April 2 PaUline Robber 35% March X Talplnc Robber 11% March 29 Total for year 20% 21*% 46% 16% ♦Intwtm Total fir prrviooft year 171% 1311 m% 12i% 20%
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    MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    1021 16 rpuE toble of shares on the A Malayan Stock Exchange shows la** bosiMM to February 15 (A) and last buainraa sine* that date (Bi with H and L ctandlnr for HUhrtt and Lowest b— tfif— tor but ymr and this yttr d»tr. m mutual* M L AttM
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    MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
    44 16 IndDstrtals: Tim: S rubbers: rrb. Ib b. IH rrh. '10 "rh. Krb. ft v ib *S »8.48 »8.4!) »8.»0 98.31 97.M 97 79 105.39 102.M 102.32 101. li 100.6.1 lill> K|Y 104. 104.H4 18.V39 .05.3* 105.iJ IMS 3» Ore. tit. 1952-IM.
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      791 17 SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS rpHE following is A complete list of revised quotations issoed by the Malayan Stock Exchange on Friday, Feb. 22: INDUSTRIALS 8). I. Al»x ord i 2.50 AtlM lc« 1.30 KM Trust**! 5.00 S.ftO BMSUad I.SO 1 62 CB. Holdtac S3 Coo. Tin Smtlt r*f«f 17 ]v«
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      1206 17 LOKE YEW SCHOLARSHIP AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG Applications are Invited from suitably qualified young men and women for a Loke Yew Scholarship tenable at the University of Hong Kong, for the session beginning October, 1963. 2. The value of this Scholarship is a maximum ot $4,803/- Hong Kong
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      696 17 NOTICES SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB CHANGE OF PHONE NUMBERS Please note that as from 26th Feoruary 1963. our telephone numbers will be: Members: ***** Secretary* Office: ***** Office: ***** THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE Members are hereby advised that the A.A.S. Radio Road Service Will CLOSE DOWN from 11.00 p.m. February
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      689 17 NOTICES NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Madam Khor Saw Palk and Mr. Yeoh Scan* Wan both of No. 11, Se-vov Hoad. Kuala Lumpur have from ilie Ist day of February, 1963 retired from the firm of Malayan Traders A Company, sharebrokers. of Lee Van Lian Building. Mountbatten Road, Kuala
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      47 18 LOS ANGELES. Sun.— Crorier won the $235,000 Santa AniU Handicap over lOf at Arcadia yesterday. The race was worth $300 000 to the winner. Crozier romped home 5i lengths clear of the favourite Crimson Satan, who deadheated for second place with the English-bred Game. —Reuter
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      40 18 LONDON. Sun.— Japan will compete in the All-England badminton championships at Wembley from Mar. 30 to 23 for the first time since the tournament was Inaugurated In 1899. Japan will be represented by their champion, Yoshlo Komlya— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Kops takes Glasgow crown to confirm World No. 1 ranking
      258 18 GLASGOW. Sunday L KL AM KOPS of Denmark won he men's singles title in th World Invitation badmintoi. tournament here last night. Kops beat Thailand's Santiob Rattanusorn 15-4. 15-0 in the final. Kops fully Justified his ranking as the world's
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      Lock icon KIN TAT IS BEATEN IN SURREY FINAL
      118 18 KIN TAT IS BEATEN IN SURREY FINAL I ONDON. Sun. Lee Kin Tat. of Malaya, was beaten in the final of the men's singles In the Surrey Open badminton championships at Wimbledon yesterday. He lost 15-8. 12-15 16-18 to David Rowe. of Essex. Lee. holder of the title, took the
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      1566 18 Wee Wonder is all-the-way winner in top Class 5 sprint PENANG. Sun. Singapore owner, Mr. K. Y. Lam had a good day at Penang, winning two races with Rubina and Sydbury. Both were ridden by Kevin Mitchell. Wee Wonder, with Johnny i Wilson astride, followed up his
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      BIG SWEEP
      45 18 TOTAL POOL S86.158 1st No. 1*5053 $48,876 2nd No. :7liO87 $16,292 3rd No. 31*791 S 8.14b Starters (S1.I18 each): No*. *****6, *****6, *****0, *****9. *****2, *****6. *****7, S204»S. Conwlatlon (SJOO each I: No». 1573»9. *****1. *****6. *****2. 3336!5, *****3, 2S2W9. *****1. S*****. *****4.
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      82 18 T)DRUN, Sun. Owen's Sedge, bought only a few week* ago by Him actor Gregory Peck, ran a great trial for the Alntree Grand National when he easily won the Leopardstewn 'Chase over three miles here yesterday. Ridden by crack Irish jockey Pat Taaffe. Queen's Sedge raced home
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      Lock icon TIGER IS STILL WORLD CHAMP
      624 19 DICK TURNS ON A HURRICANE LAST ROUND TO HOLD FULLMER TO A DRAW LAS VEGAS, Sun. Dick Tiger. 33 year old Nigerian turned on a hurrlcam last round finish to clinch a controversial draw and retain his world middleweight boxing title against a new-style Gene
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      239 19 BRUMEL BEATS HIS OLD RIVAL THOMAS ATHLETICS MEW YORK, Sun. 11 Valeri Brumel, the Russian world record holder, won the high Jump with 2.22 metres (7ft. 3iin)— a meet record in the United States AAU indoor champlonships here last night. A crowd of 16.000 lamming Madison Square Garden saw Brumel
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      Lock icon Tottenham retain lead with 3-2 victory over Arsenal
      718 19 Tottenham retain lead with 3-2 victory over Arsenal SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Sun TOTTENHAM Hotspur, always looking the better side than their London rivals Arsenal, battled to a 3-2 victory on their opponents' ground yesterday to retain their lead in the English football League First Division. They hold goal advantage only
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      Br-r-rown yearns for hot bath!
      44 19 Br-r-rown yearns f or hot bath! gILL BROWN, the Spurs goalkeeper, stands shivering in the cold during the second half of their match against Blackpool at White Hart Lane How welcome that hot bath must have been after the match when he'd thawed out.
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      892 19 FIRST OIVISION Arsenal 'YMmht.ni I Kvrrton v Waive* Fulhain 3 NotU Forest 1 Leicester 3 Ipswich 0 Ley ton 1 Man. City 1 Man. United 1 Blackpool 1 P W D L F APU Tottenham 26 16 5 ***** 37 Leicester 27 15 7 6 67 32
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      543 19 Fullback Willcox England's hero RUGBY T ONDON, Sun. Enjj- land are now favourites to win the International Rugby Union championship after their hard-earned 6-5 win over France, the holders, at Twickenham yesterday. It was England's first win over France since 1958, and they now have five points from three games.
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      54 19 CRICKET CLUB MATCH: Ceylon &C Inviutlon XI v KUat Club. XL <B«--tettcr Rd. 8-pow. 11 m.ja). HOCKEY fPOH DIV. 1: Andmoniani v Chang Wab (Upper padang). BASKETBALL FRIENDLY: Soon Yu v Utd. Malayan Banking team. Perak (Chin Woo, XL, 7 JO pjn.). GOLT EXHIBITION by P. Thomson and D. Thonuu
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      It's Brookes's title with scorching round of 64
      1787 20  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN JNR. and LIM KEE CHAN: By Singapore, Sunday NO TROUBLE AT ALL, SAYS THE VICTOR from SOUTH AFRICA J WENTY one-year-old Alan Brookes, from South Africa, today scorched round the Royal Island Club course in a recordbreaking nine-under- par 64
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      THE FINAL PLACINGS
      476 20 27tt— A. Brookes 73, 67, 72. 64 33. 31). 283— T. Ishii 68, 70. 75, 70 1 34. 36). 284— A. Murray 70, 72. 72. 70 <35. 35). 285— B. Devlin 71. 70, 74. 70 (34, 36). 2»6— L. Woodward 75, 71, 72. 68 (32, 36). K.
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      Ganasan scores 92 for Kilat
      265 20 SINGAPORE, Sun 4 BRILLIANT knock of 92 by opening batsman Ganasan highlighted today s cricket match at the padang between Kilat Club of Kuala Lumpur and SCC which was abandoned at tea because of rain. Oanasan's Innings helped KUat to total 206. with Parhymuthu (30>
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      Australian swimmers to protest to lOC
      137 20 A ustralian swimmers to protest to lOC T>ERTH, Sun.— Australia are I to protest against a ruling of the International Olympic Committee which puts Australian swimmers in danger of losing their eligibility for Olympic Games if they train non-stop for more than three weeks. The protest, decided on vosterday by
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      Lock icon THUAN HENG SIXTH OVER 1,650 YARDS
      128 20 SWIMMING PERTH. Sun. Tan Thuan Heng of Singapore (above) finished sixth in the 1.650 yards freestyle final in the Australian swimming championship here yesterday. Thuan Hen* clocked 18:54.2. The winner was Bob Windle (Australia) who clocked 17:59.5. Shozo Fujishima (Japan) was second in 18:0.4
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      Ex-cabby Darwis is champ
      145 20 Ex-cabby Darwis is champ IPOH, Sun.— Darwis Deran, a i former caddy, won the Perak amateur golf championshlo in his first attempt at Tiger Lane here today. In the two-day competition he returned a total score of 236 (78, 79, 79) over 54 holes. The runner-up was defending champion, Too
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      CSC Invitation XI v Kilat
      52 20 SINGAPORE. Sun.— C eylon Sports Club Invitation XI will meet. Kilat Club, Kuala Lumpur, in a cricket match at Italestler Road tomorrow at II a.m. CSC XI. R. Snndosham. S. Nagaiah. T. Rajendran. S. Sooceleraj. A. Razak. Ajit Singh. N Sivamayam Vaithilinftam. J. C. Cooke.
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      88 20 rMPA (Florida). Sun. Top seeded Maria Bueno, of Bra- Ell, was beaten by Lesley Turner, of Australia, In the women's singles semi-finals of the Dixie International tennis tournament here last night. Miss Turner qualified to meet Darlene Hard (US) In the final by defeating Miss Bueno
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      Doping scandal
      29 20 MILAN. Sat. The Italian soccer league disciplinary committee met here last night to probe into the latest doping scandal Involving seven players of Napoli ciub of Naples.
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      SBA chief calls on affiliates to back new plan
      312 20 BADMINTON SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore Badminton Association president Lim Kirn Peow said today that a team of experts have already drawn up a tentative plan to bring about a revival of Malaya's badminton supremacy. Mr. Lim told the SBA annual meeting today
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      CONGRATULATIONS FOR ALICE FROM HUBBY
      43 20 CONGRATULATIONS FOR ALICE FROM HUBBY ALICE NG of Sinj?a- pore is congratulated by her husband. Sunny, after her victory in the women's event in the Hari Raya go-kart meeting at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Her husband is vice-chairman of the Karting Club of Singapore.
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      HK to stage Thomas Cup match
      89 20 HK to stage Thomas Cup match From FRANCIS BOEY UONG KONG. Sun. The Hong Kong Badminton Association have tentatively agreed to stage the Thomas Cup match between Hong Kong and Thailand here in early June. Thailand have choice of venue but they have agreed to come to Hong Kong provided
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      Selangor in Cup final
      41 20 JJUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Selangor Chinese entered the MCFA Cup final today when they beat Penang Chinese 1-0 here today. The deciding goal wa s scored by Arthur Koh who slammed in a rebound in the 76th minute.
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      Tour triumph
      35 20 PENANG. Sun. Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club opened their hockey tour ot Penani? with :i 4-0 victory over tinPenaiig League champions. Mal.iyan Teachers College, on the College Green at Bukit Glugor this morning.
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      DEATH
      67 20 ANG TOR CHIN, aged 59. passed away peacefully on 23.2.1963 at 54 Siglup Plain leaving behind his beloved wife Madam Wee Hock Neo, 2 sons Kirn Tee and Charlie, 2 daughters Swee Neo and Swee Eng, daußhtet-ln-law Laura. Cortege leaving residence at 3.45 p.m on Wednesday 27.2.1963 for The
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