The Straits Times, 28 February 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times He***** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Malaysia ponders more African missions
    945 1 Malaysia ponders more African missions LEE TO JAKARTA AND MANILA: LEAVE US ALONE EVEN IF YOU JUST CAN'T LIKE US ft I ALA LI'MPUR, Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman is now considering the implications of setting up Malaysian diplomatic missions in African countries. This was announced here today by the Singapore
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    IT's ON AGENDA
    638 1 The ceasefire LOPEZ: WE WILL DISCUSS IT AT NEXT WEEK'S CONFERENCE, BUT THE TALKS WILL NOT BE LIMITED TO JUST THAT JAKARTA, Thursday THE Borneo ceasefire will be definitely discussed at next week's resumed tripartite ministerial Malaysia talks in Bangkok. But, according to the UPI report from
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    Eight-year-old —mother-to-be
    83 1 - EIGHT YEAR OLD Lidia Gntlerrez Condori. from the port town of Camana, Peru, enjoys herself as she visited a local fairground recently. Lidia is now in a Lima hospital, unaware that within six months she will become the world's second youngest mother. She is three months pregnant, according
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    TTC exam results
    41 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A total of 230 candidates qualified for the 1962-63 Certificate in Education (English) of the Teachers' Training College in Singapore. Altogether 333 candidates sat for the examination held in December last year. (Results in Page 6).
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    Lock icon Savannah's call
    27 1 OSLO. Thurs.— The Norwegian Parliament '.ooay approved an agreement making It possible for toe US ni.ctoar ship Savannah to visit Norwegian port* tola summr.- Reuter.
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    CHOU NEARLY HIT BY A TRAIN
    123 1 COLOMBO, Thursday. fOMMUNIST Chinese Premier, Mr. Chou En-lai, here on a State visit, today narrowly escaped death when his car was nearly hit by an express train. Mr. Chou, on the second day of his visit to Ceylon, was enrottte to the tomb of
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    Lock icon 20 dead in air crash
    39 1 TOKYO. Thurs— A Tokyobound Convair-240 airliner. with 42 people on board, crashed today on Kyushu Island, with a death toll officially set tonight at 20. Five of the 22 survivors were badly Injured. Reuter.
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    Flower welcome for King, Queen
    65 1 CHIENOMAI (North Thailand) Thurs. Lovely Thai maidens from the Northern Hills sprinkled rice and flower petals in the path of the King and Queen of Malaysia when they arrived here today for a two-day visit. Some 21.000 people gathered at the mountain-fringed airport to welcome
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    Lock icon Cyprus says 'no'
    35 1 UNITED NATIOWS, Thurs. Cyprus yesterday turned down suggestions made by the six non-per-manent members of the Security Council for solving the crisis on the troubled Island, according to usually reliable sources. Reuter.
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    CALL-UP: ORDER EXTENDED TO STORE, BORNEO
    153 1 CALL-UP: ORDER EXTENDED TO STORE, BORNEO KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Registration from national service is likely to start soon in Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak. This follows an order by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, gazetted today, extending Malaya's 1952 National Service Ordinance to embrace the whole nation. A similar ordinance in Singapore
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    Wilson's tour
    27 1 LONDON. Tliurs.— Mr. Harold Wilson, leader of the Opposition Labour Party, left here by air today for Montreal, to start a brief North American visit.
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    Tin
    83 1 A SHARP DROP PUTS PRICE BELOW $600 OINGAPORE, Thurs.— After rising continuously since Feb. 15, the Straits tin price today fell by $27.25 to $587.50. The fall followed a loss of £60 in London yesterday, and was the result of rumours that the General Services Administration, having sold practically
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    Lock icon Joint communique
    33 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. President Macapagal and President Soekarno returned here today to put the finish ta e touches on a Joint communique to be issued before the Philippines President's departure tomorrow. UPI.
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 MISSILE FEAR GENEVA. Thnrs A huge increase in I' S missile power has Jarred Mo>cow into serious »tudy of President Johnson\ proposal for rocket production freeze, reported today. ITI
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon PLEA FOR CLOSER C'WEALTH LINKS
      144 2 CANBERRA. Thursday. THE Commonwealth will cease to be an effective union unless member nations established closer links now, Mr. D. J. Killen, a Liberal (Government) M.P., said in the House of Representatives yesterday. Unless a whole new approach was made to the concept of the
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      Lock icon Mmc Sun in Colombo
      64 2 COLOMBO. Thurs. China, in an unexpected move, yesterday sent its ranking woman leader. Mme. Sun Vat-sen. to Colombo to meet ceylon Prime Minister, Mrs. Slrlmavo Bandaranaike. Mme. Sun, a vice chairman oi the Peking Government, is the widow of the late founder of the Chinese Republic
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      Lock icon Mixed race council
      46 2 CAPETOWN. Thurs.— The establishment of a Coloured mixed rare Representative Council to serve as a link between the Government and the coloured community is provided for by a BUI which has been read a first time in South Africa's House of Assembly. Reuter.
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      Lock icon US jets for Taiwan
      31 2 TAIPEH. Thurs— The United States yesterciav transferred a batch or P-104GS all-weather supersonic jet Interceptors to the Taiwan Alr Force to strengthen th» island's air defence.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sino-Soviet border
      31 2 MOSCOW. Thurs.— Chinese and Soviet negotiators, meeting in Peking, are seeking for a basis on which to open talks on SlnoSovlet border questions, diplomatic sources said here yesterday Reuter.
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      Lock icon Khanh flies to holy city in bid to gain support of Cao Daists
      161 2 SAIGON, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Maj.Gen. Nguyen Khanh. yesterday flew 60 miles north-west of Saigon to visit Tay Ninb, the holy city of the two millionstrong Cao Dal religions sect. Thousands of members of the sect heard
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      Lock icon Hungerland
      130 2 CONTINUED HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS DON'T HAVE ENOUGH TO EAT IN RICE BOWL AREA OF WEST JAVA JAKARTA, Thursday A local Nationalist Party v c m a cular newspaper in Bandoeng, capital of West Java province, said yesterday that 100,000 people in Subang did not have enough to eat and
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      CAMBODIA: NEW RUSSIAN CALL TO BRITAIN
      197 2 CAMBODIA: NEW RUSSIAN CALL TO BRITAIN MOSCOW, Thursday. JJUSSIA has repeated her demand that Britain should join her in taking "urgent measures" to call an international conference on Cambodia in April, the Soviet news agency Tass said yesterday. Russia first made the suggestion last month, and put t forward again
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      Skipper missing
      34 2 BOMBAY. Thurs.— -The British tanker, Pemhurst, arrived In Bombay harbour yesterday without her master. Captain E. C. Ford, who was reported missing when the 1.328-ton vessel was about 800 miles off Bombay.
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      Lock icon Population rise
      39 2 TOKYO. Thurs. Tokyo's population on Jan. 1 was 10.487.231. an increase of 242.992 over the number a year ago. the Tokyo Metropolitan Government said today. The total comprised 5 384.083 males and 5.083.148 females. Reuter. :d to-
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      Vietnam: Red Star warns the —U.S
      105 2 Vietnam: Red Star warns the U.S MOSCOW, Thurs. The Defence Ministry newspaper Red Star promised North Vietnam yesterday it would not "be left in the lurch" if the Vietnamese fighting spread to the north. "If the American invaders In the south of the country are suffering one defeat after another
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      PHILIPPINE GOVT. FIRMS LOSE $1,080 mil.
      90 2 PHILIPPINE GOVT. FIRMS LOSE $1,080 mil. MANILA, Thurs. Congressman Fidel Santiago, a member of the ruling Liberal Party, revealed last night that 20 Government corporations had incurred losses amounting to 1.280 million Desos (about $1,080 million). The congressman, chairman of the House Government Enterprises Committee, said that Irregularities and official
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      Lock icon Workers end strike
      29 2 COLOMBO. Thurs. Striking workers returned to work yesterday after a government promise to look into their complaints about the quality of food served to them. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Kenya's new crop
      28 2 NAIROBI, Thurs. The RAP today flew over 200 date palm shoots 2,000 miles here from Aden to start a new crop Industry In Kenya. Reuter.
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      Anti-British? 'But we don't hate even the — Butch' —
      214 2 Anti-British? 'But we don't hate even the Butch' JAKARTA, Thurs. J Indonesia is not and can never become anti-British, the daily Indonesian Herald said in an editorial today. The newspaper, which usually reflects the attitudes of the Foreign Ministry, was commenting on a reported remark by the Australian Ambassador to
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      Lock icon INDONESIA SIGNS FOR JOINT RUBBER TRADE VENTURES
      136 2 JAKARTA. Thur». INDONESIA yesterday signed "joint venture" agreements with companies from the United States, Holland, West Germany and France. Aid would be given to Improve the quality of Indonesia's smallholder rubber, transport it and market it. Profits would be shared The rubber formerly
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Hoover better
      24 3 NEW YORK. Thurs.— Doctors have reported an Improvement In the condition of the former President, Mr Herbert Hoover. He is 89. —Reuter
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      Lock icon LBJ: TAX CUT WILL BENEFIT U.S. ECONOMY
      248 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Johnson last night acclaimed the new tax reduction bill as the most important economic step taken since the war and said that "no one can bury us, bluff us, or beat us, so long ts our economy remains strong." The
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      Lock icon $11,500 million cut in taxes
      55 3 UNDER the new tax reduction Bill, personal income and corporate taxes will be cat by 11.500 million dollars. Individuals will have their taxes reduced by an average of 19 per cent and companies by nine per cent. Pay-as-you-earn taxpayers will feel the benefit in their
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      Lock icon Grace's $lm. estate to John Rees
      72 3 Grace's $lm. estate to John Rees LACONIA, New Hampshire, Thurs. Grace Metallous, the author of "Peyton Place," left her estimated million dollars estate to John Rees, identified as a British writer now living in Boston, a lawyer testified in court here yesterday. Mr. John Cremens, a Cambridge, Massachusetts lawyer, told
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      Lock icon STORM OVER £54,000 PEACE PRIZE AWARD to THE U.N.
      407 3 UNITED NATIONS, Thursday fHE Balzan Peace Prize cheque handed to the U.N. Secretary-General, U Thant, last Friday will be held until the "storm" in the foundation blows over, an informed U.N. source said yesterday. The £54,000 cheque was drawn on a
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      Lock icon The robot housewife will have three —hands—
      222 3 The robot housewife will have three hands— T ONDON, Thurs Bri- tish scientist, Professor Meredith Thring, is working on a robot housewife which will be capable of dealing with every household chore, he announced yesterday in the scientific magazine "Discovery." But his robot will be more of a tribute than
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      Lock icon Bomber jailed
      35 3 BERLIN, Thurs. The East German Supreme Court has sentenced a 22-year-old West German, Herbert Kuehn, to life imprisonment with hard labour for planting bombs at public buildings in East Berlin last year. Reuter.
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      Lock icon America recalls Cyprus envoy
      103 3 America recalls Cyprus envoy WASHINGTON, Thurs. fT The U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Mr. Fraser Wilkins, has been recalled for consultations. This follows the breakdown in moves with the United Nations to set up a Cyprus peace-keeping force, the State department said yesterday. The department's spokesman denied the recall was linked
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      Lock icon Fleet of 5 Polaris subs for Britain
      124 3 Fleet of 5 Polaris subs for Britain LONDON, Thurs Britain is to have a fleet of five Polaris submarines —one more than the four announced a fortnight ago. Mr. Peter Thorneycroft, Minister of Defence, told the House of Commons yesterday the Government had come "firmly to the conclusion" that Britain
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      Lock icon Nigeria visit
      32 3 LONDON. Thurs. Sir Alec Douglas Home, the British Prime Minister, will make a short 'Vorking visit" to Lagos from March 18 to March 31, It was officially announced here.— Reuter.
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      'KING' CLAY A MEMBER OF THE BLACK MUSLIMS
      198 3 pHICAGO, Thurs.— EliJa h Muhammad, leader of the Black Muslims, last night identified new heavyweight champion Cassius Clay as a member of the segregationist Black Muslim supremacy sect. "I am glad that Cassius Clay was brave enough to say he was a
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      Boston school boycott by Negroes
      83 3 BOSTON, Thurs. Thousands of Negro students boycotted Boston public schools in defiance of State law yesterday to protest alleged de facto segregation In classrooms. Negro leaders, hailing the stayout a success, estimated that between 8.000 and 9.000 students remained home or attended Negro 'freedom schools
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      Lock icon Photo finish tower blast
      66 3 DUBLIN. Thurs.— The concrete photo finish tower at Leopardstown racecourse here, was olown up yesterday and several adjoining buildings were damaged. It is believed that the explosion was the work of an extremist group, who disagree with a team representing the 26 countries of the Irisn
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      Lock icon Prince fails again
      32 3 LONDON, Thurs. Prince William of Gloucester. 33, cousin of Queen Elizabeth, has failed for the second time his Civil Service examination for entrance to the Commonwealth Relations Office. Reuter
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      Lock icon The 'back- to-youth' pellets
      385 3 -DOCTOR PRODUCES PROOF-THREE VIRILE PATIENTS LONDON, Thurs. A London doctor has claimed the "first proof" of the success of his "back to youth" pellets for men. He cited three cases: A 50--year-old, important for two years Dut now the father of a 12-month-old son. a 60-year-old
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      Hilsman quits over 'demotion' in Vietnam policy
      147 3 Hilsman quits over 'demotion' in Vietnam policy- WAS HINGTON, Thurs. Mr. Roger Hi'sman, 44, who is resigning as Assistant Secretary of State for far Eastern Affairs, is reported to have decided to quit because he had been "downgraded" in the State Department's handling of the South Vietnam crisis. Although Mr.
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    Another escape by prisoner Zainuddin
    206 5 Another escape by prisoner Zainuddin KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A prisoner serving a six months' jail term for escaping from police custody. Jumped into the Klang River here and escaped again yesterday. Zainuddin bin Mohammed. 25. of Kuala Langat was being escorted to a van to be taken back to Pudu
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    Proposal to unify British overseas services
    187 5 Proposal to unify British overseas services KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —Bri ti s h representatives in Commonwealth countries will continue to be known as High Commissioners although staff of various British overseas services are to be brought together under a common system of grades and ranks. These proposals are contained In
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    Stole two cars allegation
    55 5 Stole two cars allegation HENANG. Thurs. A.S. Joseph, 26. today pleaded not guilty to two charges of stealing two cars within a fortnight. Ball was allowed. Joseph, the prosecution alleged, stole a Vauxhall from the Phee Choon Road car park on Feb. 5 and a* MG Magnette from Khoo Stan
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    Chitral arriving
    27 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The P and O liner Chitral, which left .Southampton on Peb. 19 with about 250 passengers, will arrive in Singapore or. March 13.
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    Deaf-blind Poh Lin must return to Singapore
    225 5 CINGAPORK, Thurs. Singapore's remarkable 29-year-old deaf and blind girl, Chan Poh Lin, who is now studying in the United States, must return to Singapore to continue her education in an Asian setting and "to come to terms with her. own world." This is
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    Council cannot pay road contractors
    290 5 MALACCA, Thurs. THE Malacca Municipal Council cannot pay contractors $331,447 for building the Bachang Road because the Central Government has turned down its application for funds. This was stated by the Socialist Front president of the Council, Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadi. at the council's
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    Greatness
    199 5 ONG: WE BUILD SCHOOLS, FACTORIES INSTEAD OF EXPENSIVE ARMIES gINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today said the Malaysian concept of freedom and greatness was in building schools, factories, roads, houses and everything that would help ordinary men to live in peace and prosperity. Opening
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    Conference told of aid sought from World Food Programme body
    447 5 Conference told of aid sought from World Food Programme body KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The executive director of the United Nations World Food Programme, Dr. A. H. Boerma, said today that 125 requests for assistance had been submitted in the first year of the programme. Of these. 40 were from African
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    Be ready for call-up, Umno tells -youths—
    84 5 Be ready for call-up, Umno tells -youths SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore limno today directed all its youth members to be ready for conscription. The vonths were also asked to be alert to counter any false propaganda against Malaysia. The directive was issued after a meeting of the liaison committee last night.
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    Eleven detained
    21 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Police yesterday detained 11 people under the Societies Ordinance, and screened 2.490 people in Island-wide security checks.
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    Intimidation charge
    43 5 PENANO, Thurs.— Alleged to have threatened a contractor that he would "end up In a coffin" if he tried to demolish a certain house Cheah Swee Hock. 35. pleaded not guilty today to a charge of criminal intimidation. Bail was allowed
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    Charity fun fair
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A fun fair will be held on Sunday at the Red Cross crippled children's home in Changi to raise money (or ttie children's welfare fund.
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    Liner with 700 tourists for Spore
    149 5 SINGAPORE. Thur«. Holland-America x Line's luxury liner Rotterdam, is due here on Sunday with about 700 American and European passengers aboard. For the 38.645 ton Rotterdam, flagship of the Line, this Is her fourth 80-day round-the-world cruise. A feature of the liner is her
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    Cook robbed
    37 5 EPOH. Thurs. Thieves broka Into the servants quarters of a house In Oopeng Road here yesterday, occupied by a woman cook, K. Kannlamah. 50. and stole property worth a total of $418 during her absence.
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    Hero of Terendak rescue forgot it —all—
    302 5 Hero of Terendak rescue forgot it —all— MALACCA, Thurs. Within a few days of arriving in Malaya, Driver Raymond Severn, 24, of the Royal Army Service Corps at Terendak Camp, became a hero when he rescued a Malay woman from drowning. But. when told yesterday he had been awarded the
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    Indonesian clerk's wife gets divorce
    81 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs Mr. Justice Winslow in the High Court today granted a decree nisi to Lim Siatn Gek, wife of a clerk at the Indonesian Consulate, Samad Naweekamson. She had brought divorce proceedings against him alleging cruelty. The decree Is to be made absolute at
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    230 pass the TTC exam
    1200 6 QUALIFICATION FOR 69 J PER CENT of CANDIDATES g I N G A I 1 0 R E Thurs A total of 2'M) candidates qualified for the 1962-63 Certificate inEduc a t i o n (English) al the Teachers' Training College m Singapore. They passed
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    Pharmacy exam passes at the University
    427 6 Pharmacy exam passes at the University SINGAPORE. Thurs. i 'PHI University of Singapore today announced A the names of 16 new pharmacists, including nine women, who completed the final Part II examination for the degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy. They are: Miss Josephine Ceh Sooi Lin. Probhatn Kumar Hazra. MUs
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    Douglas Lee rejoins MCA after 5 years
    91 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Mr. Douglas K. K. Lee. a senior State Assemblyman (Ind. Salak) and former Malayan Chinese Association "rebel," has returned to the MCA fold after an absence of nearly five yean. An MCA headquarters spokesman here said tonight Mr. Lee was
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    Change of name
    24 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Police Civilian Staff Association has changed its name to the Royal Malaysia Police Civilian Staff Association. Singapore.
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    NANYANG GUILD IS UNDER ATTACK
    374 6 NANYANG GUILD IS UNDER ATTACK SINGAPORE, Thurs. The 15-member pro-tern committee of Nanyang University graduates, who plan to form a new guild to replace the present one which they claim is "illegal," today described as a "typical blatant Communist machination" last night's emergency general meeting convened by the management committee
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    Adult papers
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Political Secretary to the Prime Minister. Mr. K.C. Lee. will present certificates to adult education students at the Bulcit Panjang community centre on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Variety show postponed
    76 6 SINGAPORE. Thurr Malam Perm-Ira. a variety show organised by the Malaysian Commercial Publicity Bureau In aid of the National Patriotic Fund to be held at the Victoria Memor al Hall on Sunday and Monday it 8 p.m., has been postponed. A spokesman for the organise r said
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    Slip by police chief sets off an uproar
    2017 7  - Slip by police chief sets off an uproar JOHN COTTRELL THE FANTASTIC BLUNDER THAT LED TO A DATE WITH DEATH -AND WHICH WAS WITNESSED BY MILLIONS OF AMERICANS DAY TWO Ol AN INQUIRY by IN their eagerness* to put on a democratic face, the Dallas police were not altogether discreel
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    Lock icon Rousing airport welcome for Lee
    324 8 HUGE CROWDS, YIP'S, PRANCING 'LIONS' GREET THE PREMIER THOUSANDS packed the Singapore Airport yesterday evening to give a rousing welcome to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, on his return from the suc- cessful African tour, during which under his able leadership, the Malaysia
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    Conspiracies at Senang, —court told
    899 8 Conspiracies at Senang, —court told- SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Pulau Senang penal settlement was run on the "open system," it afforded vast opportunities for clandestine meetings of detainees with interest in them, the Assizes was told today. Senior Crown Counsel Mr. Francis T. Scow, said this when he opened his final
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    Gifts for girls
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negnra, Toh Puan Noor Aishah. will distribute presents to girls in the Muslim Women'b Welfare Home during a Hari Raya tea party on Saturday from 4 pjn. to 6 p.m.
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    Photo models
    26 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twenty models from Joan Booty's School of Charm will pose for the Photographic Society of Singapore at their special outing this Sunday.
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    100 NEW POLICE TOLD: 'FOSTER GOODWILL'
    415 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. ASSISTANT Commis- sioner of Police, Mr. Gurdial Singh, today stressed the importance of good police-public relationships in maintaining law and order in the State. He contended that this would lead the public to realise that it was their civic duty to aid
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    Indian dances at Vie
    35 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Indian Fine Arts Societr will stage Poet Rabindranath Tag ore's dance drama "Valmiki Pratibha" and other Indian classical dances at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday at 8.30 p.m.
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    Africans should not be 4on the other side' now
    339 9 Africans should not be 4 on the other side' now KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. IJOW that Malaysia has presented the "true picture to the African peoples and won their understanding, it expects that when it comes to a vote at the United Nations the Africans will "not be on the other
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    Campaign against noisy m-cycles
    157 9 Campaign against noisy m-cycles KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Traffic police here have launched an all-out campaign against noisy tnotorcycles. In the past two days more than 100 motor-cyclists whose machines were not fitted with silencers have had to pay a compound fee of between $10 and $25. In addition, they were
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    YMCA to hold career talks
    56 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Chinese YMCA is organising a series of career talks for teenagers from March 6 to 23 at the Shell Theatrette They include careers on nursing. Journalism, teaching, and librarianship. Those Interested are asked to write In tor tickets from the Assoslatlon's student
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    Revival meetings
    49 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Rev. A.C. Wagner, president of the Pull Gospel Ministers Association in the greater San Jose area r. the United States, will be holding -evival meetIngs from March 2 to .March 32 at Revival Centre Church. 19. Moulmeln Rise, nightly at 7.30 (Sundays at S p.m >.
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    Unidentified man dies in hospital
    54 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An unidentified Chinese, about 70. who was knocked down by a car in Kalians Road, died on arrival at the General Hospital last night. Police described him as thin, sft. 7in. ;n height, with shortcropped hair and sunken cheeks, and wearing a white
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    WE'RE NOT RED STOOGES, SAYS SUPP LEADER
    311 9 WE'RE NOT RED STOOGES, SAYS SUPP LEADER KUCHING, Thurs. The Sarawak United People's Party is loyal to the State, Mr. Chan Siaw Hee (SUPP) said at the Council Negri meeting yesterday. He said that at the last meeting the Chief Minister had attacked the party and challenged it to make
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    Woman sent to hospital by plane
    42 9 KUCHING. Thurs. A security Porces aircraft yesterday rushed a Dayak woman. Amgan Anak Ngiang, from Sebuyau to Kuching for an emergency operation In the General Hospital here. A hospital spokesman said she was "dangerous. y ill".
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    Study visit
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Miss Sheila Qulnn. director of the social and economic welfare division of the International Council of Nurses, will fly Into Singapore on March 3 for a 16--day stay to study conditions of work for nurses here.
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    Sabah's most precious asset—by Dato Turner
    124 9 Sabah's most precious asset by Dato Turner JESSELTON, Thurs. The retiring State Secretary, Dato R. N. Turner, today appealed to all Sabahans to guard zealously their "most precious asset the art of living together in harmony." Speaking over Radio Malaysia (Sabahi today just before he sod Datin Turner left Jenclton,
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    THE 2 DEFECTS OF TOURISM IN MALAYSIA
    264 9 THE 2 DEFECTS OF TOURISM IN MALAYSIA SINGAPORE. Thur». 'J'HE president of the Students International Trevei Association, Mr. J. C. Dengler, today pin-pointed two "defects" in Malaysia's tourist trade: NOT ENOUGH first-class hotels; and LACK of air-conditioned tourist buses. Mr. Dengler. who Is here to survey the tourist climate, has
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    ROSE CHAN TELLS OF MAN WHO ASKED HER FOR $20
    473 9 ROSE CHAN TELLS OF MAN WHO ASKED HER FOR $20 RUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The question a magistrate had to decide today was what an unemployed man "was doing at former strip-tease queen Rose Chan's beauty parlour. He was there to extort money, the magistrate. Inche Shaikh Daud bin Hajl Mohamed
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    POLICE CHIEF ROBBED
    72 9 KI'ALA LI'MPI/R. Thurs. Thieves broke into the house of acting Assistant Commissioner of Police S. Nathan at Jalan Kedah. Federal Hill, yesterday and stole a gold watch worth S4OO. a pair of diamond earrines worth S3OO. a coral jewel set valued at S3O and a camera worth
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    Sabah not luring Filipino Muslims: -Stephens
    199 9 Sabah not luring Filipino Muslims: -Stephens lESSELTON. Thurs. The Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, emphatically denied today that Sabah had ever lured Filipino Muslims to settle in the State. He was commenting on a Manila report that the Philippines Congressional Committee had charged Malaysia with deliberately luring Filipino Muslims to
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    Architects for 'paradise'
    62 9 PENANG. Thurs. The City Council has commissioned a group of Singapore architects to design the proposed $500,000 •'Hawkers' Paradise" which it plans to bnild in Prangin Road. The 'Hawkers' Paradise" when completed, will accommodate about. 140 stalls to be leased out to hawkers at present trading alorw
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    Rotary celebration
    28 9 KUANTAN. Thurs.— The Kuantan Rotary Club will celebrate tha 59th annlversory ol Rotary International with a bulfet dinner and dance at the Kuantan Club on Saturday
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    144 10 M War** Sit (Mimimum) MRS. KHO LIAN CHINO (DM Madam Chtanc Inn Neo) afad at. passed away peacefully 27-2-A4 Ivavmc behind son* Kok Kas; Kok Ulan. Kok Vow. daughter Kok Neo: son-in-law Tan Kens; Van: three d&usnten-tn-law; maay (rundchlldrpn. Cortege leave* reMdence is. Bennett Road. S'pors on 28-2-M 4
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    99 10 It W.r*B Sit (Mimimum, THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Mary Magdalene Dlas thank all mends and relatives for wreaths, messages of condolence and attendance at the funeral. REV CANON JOHN LIE and family th.mk the Blsbop or Singapore, The >'liTgy, friends and relatives, for tbeir jcift* aad assistance
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 10 tt Wt4m Sit (Mimimmm) OOLLV KHOO, called to (lory on H-l-M, Still remembered by her loved •muse I live, ye shall live also."
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  • The Straits Times
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      Back To Bangkok
      551 10 It is now almost certain that Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines will hold a new ministerial meeting in Bangkok on March 3. Malaysia j would have preferred an earlier date, but is willing to wait on the convenience of I Dr. Subandrio and Mr. Lopez. If there
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      Added Fuel
      365 10 Persistent reports that the United States plans to carry the war in South Vietnam north have two disturbing aspects. Any extension of present hostilities is dangerous. Second, the proposal bears the stamp almost of I desperation, gambling in a field where risks must be coldly calculated. The only
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      Timber Stakes
      280 10 Four-fifths of Sabah is covered by jungle so the State's new land policy is also largely forest policy. It is, further, the policy on which the Chief Minister, Mr. Donald Stephens, has "staked his political future", a statement which arose this week out of the dispute between the
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    In a word -major source of East-West tensions
    517 10  -  Austen Zecha AN AMERICAN, AN INDIAN WITH IDENTICAL VIEWS by IfUALA LUMPUR Thurs. If the identical views of two delegates one American, the other Indian are an indication of the unanimity of all the other delegates' attitudes, the Council on World Tension
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    POLL: HOME FAVOURS JUNE...
    1088 10  - POLL: HOME FAVOURS JUNE... NORA BELOFF from He wants a free hand to pick his own Cabinet Ministers IN firmly renouncing the option of a snap March election, Sir Alec Douglas-Home has implicitly conveyed to his party that it must expect elections in June. The decision will not be finally
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      Racing's lost fans
      242 10 Fyour leader on the state of racing, you quoted Mr. V.C. Bath's statement on the decline In the popularity of racing. No explanation of the dramatic drop in attendance figures was given. A great number of the old brigade can supply two very good reasons: FIRST, the
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      Leafy past
      110 10 rPHE tree planting which 1 Is being encouraged should be carried out with a view to restoring the natural trees of Singapore. Singapore was once covered with jungle and many villages were named after the trees which were found In abundance in the neighbourhood. Buch places are Kranji
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      A tough nut
      76 10 I THOUGHT Mr. Rajaratnam's reply to Mr. Tan Slew Sin pointless and silly. Mr. Tan is a tough nut to crack and he should not be tackled without a barrage of facts to support the assault. Mr. Rajaratnam would do better to answer the question that has
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      Careless
      94 10 DURING the past five years the Singapore Government has constantly boasted of its community centres where the people can get together for recreation, discussions, and so on. I have no doubt the Government is well-inten-tioned: but it is high time it found out how far it has succeeded in
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      Han Suyin
      89 10 IREAD with considerable interest Han Suyln's views on education In underdeveloped countries. It is difficult to agree entirely with an opinion that extols the excessive regimentation of young minds. It is more difficult to understand how such an unrealistic system could Droduce self-reliance. I can think of an
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      An eye-sore
      56 10 SEREMBAN has become an eye-sore. The condition of the public market is a disgrace. The road-side drains are choked. Silt and rubbish have been allowed to remain for months. Straying cattle are found everywhere, even in the heart of the town. It is a common sight. Flies and
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    Shipboard friends go their Malaysian —ways—
    222 11 Shipboard friends go their Malaysian ways— SINGAPORE, Thurs. An Australian author and a British artist who struck up a friendship in a ship bound for Singapore will soon part company to pursue their different objectives in Malaysia. Author WALTER WATKINS. 41, will leave here for Kelantan early next month to
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    Arise, my fair lady!
    487 11 SULTAN OF PERAK BESTOWS AN ANCIENT TITLE ON HIS COMMONER CONSORT ROYALTY, MENTRI BESAR, SENIOR GOVT OFFICIALS ATTEND CEREMONY AT THE ISTANA KINTA IPOH, Thursday IN A glittering ceremony held at the Istana Kinta here this morning an ancient title, reserved exclusively for the commoner consort
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    The news from X.L.. from Monday
    98 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A National news bulletin for ALL Malaysia will be broadcast from the Kuala Lumpur studios of Radio Malaysia from Monday. This decision was the outcome of a two-day meeting here of top representatives from radio stations in Singapore, Sarawak. Sabah and
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    Veterinary centre
    27 11 KLUANO, Thurs. A veterinary training centre costing $500,000 is to be built here, the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Inche Mohamed Khlr Jnhari. announced today.
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    DRAUGHTSMAN FINED FOR HURTING A FIREMAN
    102 11 DRAUGHTSMAN FINED FOR HURTING A FIREMAN SINGAPORE, Thurs. A draughtsman was today guilty of causing hurt to a fireman while he was on duty last year. Thomas Khoo, 28, a former student of the University of Oregon, was fined $400 or two months' jail by the magistrate, Mr. K. C.
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    MCA 'one voice' seminar
    49 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malayan Chinese Association publicity and political subcommittees has decided to bold a three-day seminar here, starting March 5 to promote "one voice" in the coming elections. Mom than 400 MCA publicity and political officer* from all over Malaya will be present.
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    Battalions switch
    32 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The 4th Bn Royal Malay Regiment, based at Jqhore Bahru. L. to replace the sth battalion, which returns home shortly after completing six month's service in Sarawak.
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    Cousin of Sultan accepts $9,000 settlement
    266 11 Cousin of Sultan accepts $9,000 settlement TPOH, Thurs.— A civil x action, instituted by a cousin of the Sultan of Perak, for damages for injuries in a motor accident three years ago, was settled out of court here today. Raja Raffnan bin Raja Shahruddln, 29. agreed to a settlement of
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    Passing out parade
    70 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A passing out parade of 154 recruits of the Ist Bn., (Sarawak) Malaysia Rangers, and 120 recruits ot the 2nd Bn., (Sabah) Malaysia Rangers, will be held at the Brigade of Gurkhas Sungel Patani on Saturday. The Chief of the Armed Forces Staff. Lt.-Oen.
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    ROW WITH INDONESIA A 'PASSING PHASE'
    158 11 ROW WITH INDONESIA A 'PASSING PHASE' KUALA LUMPUR, Thur:>. Dr. Ram Subhag Singh, leader of the Indian delegation to the Afro- Asian rural reconstruction conference, said today that the present tension between Indonesia and Malaysia was only a "passing phase." "But that does not mean you should take your fate
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    Lock icon New French envoy
    31 11 PARIS. Thurs. M. Edouard Hutt. Councillor at the French Legation in Budapest, has been appointed Consul General in Singapore, it w;is announced in the Journal Official today. Reuter
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      654 11 I Today's Radio, TV I RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE BERVICE SERVICE 41.7 and 69.2 melrri 478 metre AM.: 600 Time Signal. Nega- SHORTWAVEJSERVICE: ra-ku; 6.03 Morning Melodies; 6QQ 6QI 7.00 Time Signal. The News; Morning Pre.ude; 7.15 News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.30 1 20 Breakfast Bulletin;
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    COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS...By OUR MARKET STAFF ]
    224 12 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS... By OUR MARKET STAFF Giant payload transporter ready fdr use in Spore A GIANT payload road transporter (above), imported from Britain is now ready for use In Singapore. Purchased by the Public Utilities Board, the transporter, weighing 118 tons and capable of hauling a load of
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    Now Grundig marketing their office equipment here
    223 12 Now Grundig marketing their office equipment here •pHE Grundig Organisation of Germany is expanding its trading activities in the Far East, said the director general, Mr. Josef Schafer, during a visit to Singapore last week. After successfully selling their radio, television and tape-recorder In the Far Eastern markets, they are
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    SWEETS TRADE SURVEY
    128 12 SWEETS TRADE SURVEY rE rising price of sugar has made the Malaysian market for confectionery most competitive, particularly over the past twelve months. This was stated by Mr. F.O. Farman. export manager of Robertson and Woodcock Ltd.. a leading confectioner in Britain and manufacturer of the Trebor range. Mr. Farman
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    Chrysler president
    29 12 Mr Robert C. Mitchell has been appointed president of Chrysler International SA. the Geneva-bu.-ed company which represents Chrysler sales, distribution and manufacturing Interests in the Far East.
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    Asia leans towards mechanised farming
    143 12 Asia leans towards mechanised farming ]V|R. A. J. F. Soonius. general sales manager of Massey-Ferp-uson (Export) Ltd., England, said in Singapore this week that there was now a very strong tendency towards mechanised agriculture in Asia. Mechanised farming must eventually replace antiquated methods now used In most Asian countries. Massey-Ferguson
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    Praise for Ford quality control men
    96 12 \MR. LOWELL F. Sarnes. iTI director of quality control In Ford-U.S.. praised Ford-Malaysia's quality control engineers and Indicated that he would recommend the Implementation of yet further quality control facilities for the local plant. Mr. Sarnes. a mechanical and automobile engineer of long experience,
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    MUNTZ APPOINTS DELEGATE FOR MALAYSIA
    47 12 MUNTZ APPOINTS DELEGATE FOR MALAYSIA MR. PETER YAP Sum Kwee of Kuala Lumpur has been appointed Malaysian resident representative for the Muntz Associated Trading Co. of Perth. Australia Muntx who are exporters of machineries, metal products and general merchandise, represent more than 400 Australian firms and manufacturers.
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    Annual dinner
    34 12 Asia Insurance Co. Ltd., of Singapore will hold its annual dinner at the Blue Roon tonight. Prizes will be presented to outstanding sales staff of Asia Life Assurance Society Ltd.. Its subsidiary
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    US firm to sell beauty aid cream locally
    83 12 US firm to sell beauty aid cream locally MR. Edward Larson, president of Fleetwood Overseas Inc. of Chicago, visited Singapore .last week to explore the possibilities of introducing a cream called Terrle Cover Cream for covering ugly veins, birthmarks and pimples on the skin. Women in Malaysia are becoming beauty
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    Record freight by Pan American
    62 12 A Pan American Airways )et freighter carried more than 40 tons of freight, believed to be a record commercial load for a single aircraft, on a transatlantic flight re«.'entl;\ The Boeing 707-321 C left Kennedy International Airport. New York, at midnight and landed at Shannon.
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    Radio, TV service and repair workshops
    218 12 SINGAPORE'S first radio television repair and servicing company starts business operation on Sunday. Tele Electronic Service Co. Ltd. with an authorised capital of $500,000 and a paidup capital of $100,000. will confine Its activities to repairs and servicing only. The company will service all
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      360 12 "Care about my family's future? Of course I do!" "I've joined the Save-lnsure-and -Prosper Plan" "This way my savings have the chance to build up to ft really worthwhile capital sum, perhaps to help pay for th« children's education or to help us enjoy a more comfortabla retirement free from
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      AIDING THE NEW NATION
      730 13 Malaysia 's building projects getting helping hand from southern neighbour jJUILDING development in Malaysia a striking indication of the new Federation's progress is receiving a helping hand from her southern neighbour, Australia. Large-scale housing projects alone are completing apartment units in Singapore at the amazing rate
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      MESSAGE FROM THE TRADE COMMISSIONERS
      206 13 MESSAGE FROM THE TRADE COMMISSIONERS IT is often said that the building industry is the barometer of the nations economy and in the case of Malaysia the very high rate of building shows the development and economic progress of the country. This growth has created a tremendous demand for building
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      When the wife decides that the house needs painting...
      1176 14 BUILDING TALK with 'The Contractor' VEVER doubt the a1 power of women. This observation gets no stronger endorsement than from Australia's (male) paint manufacturers. One tells me a recent survey showed I the wife in 75 per cent of cases makes
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      FUTURE FOR ARCHITECTURE IN MALAYSIA BRIGHT
      272 14 ARCHITECTURE has a bright future *in Malaysia, according to Mr. Chan Kirn Cheng, a graduate of Melbourne University, Victoria. Mr. Chan 27. formerly of Heeren Street. Malacca, said: "Malaysia is a young country and needs young people to develop it." But he advised young
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      Building industry display on board this trade ship
      581 15 Building industry display on board this trade ship SINGAPORE IN CENTAUR'! ITINERARY OF FAR EAST AUSTRALIA'S $3,500 million building materials industry will be promi--t* nently featured on board the Australian trade ship, Centaur, which visits Singapore from March 17 to 22. A new vessel of 8000 tons, Centaur has been
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      Demand in Malaysia for structural steel
      115 15 AUSTRALIAN structural steel is being used in growing quantities in Malaysian building projects. One leading Australian manufacturer has supplied nearly 5,000 tons of structural steel to several countries. In Malaysia these projects include four transit sheds at Port Swettenham and the 15 story student
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      Students9 plans can lead to nation building
      321 15 Students 9 plans can lead to nation building DOUGH plans sketched on drawing boards at Australian universities could one day form the basis of large building projects in Asian countries. The boards are those of Asian students, who are studying architecture and engineering under Australian facilities. Last year about 280
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      New system of daylighting
      115 15 ANKU system of "daylighting" in factory constructions is thr development of a moulded plastic skylight by an Australian company. It follows the widespread use of flat metal roofing materials which normally blot out daylight. The new skylights are easily fitted to any roof deck and secured
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      1149 16 HOUSES k LAND FOR SALE 10 9T.WS tl (Htm.) Bam It Ha. ostro FOR SALE. Post-war Substaatlal Residence District 10 Singapore: land area approxt 40.000 •q.ft. Prtnctpala only. Apply Box A47SB S.T. Spore. SENNITT ESTATE: Two storey Seml-Detsched House for sal*. Price $35,080/- Also Seml-Detached BusgaUrw for rent $300/-. Ring
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      1007 16 EDUCATION it Worda SI (Mtm~) Bom St Ha. sartr* HOW It YOUR Malay mmnsfgT Improve your knowledge of tha National Language by reading Berlta Harlan dally, th* only rominlseil National Language Newspaper. SURPRISING RESULTSI Shorthand Classes started In January completed theory and now writing 80/60 wpm Join oow at Raja*
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      984 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE I* ITsrets SI (MtmJ—Baa It Ha. aatrm AUSTIN MINI 1960, $3,000.00. Good condition, available March 16. Telephone Johor* Bahru 2148. 1961 ANOUA exeelleat condition two owners $3,000/- taxed. Insured. Phone Mr. James (Spore) *****, *****. FORD CUSTOMLINE Excellent condition two owners model 1833 $1,500.00 or nearest offer.
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      844 16 SHOPPING GUIDE (SPORE) tt Word* U (Mtn.y Bom It Ha. arntn TOO MUCH SUNT Bark burnt and raw? Doo't fret or worry. Just smooth on 1.C.1. Savlon" Antiseptic Cream and set Immedlatt cool soototns relief. Available at all Pharmacies and Drug Store*. LUC WHITE DIAMOND from 1-S Carat for Your
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    108 18 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INDUSTRIALS fluctuated na» rowly around steady level* with moves about in balance. Good reports brought notable gains to selected stocks. Leaders, however moved Irregularly. Base metals trading quietened ax values steadied. Mount Isa continued to Improve Oil* were steady and loans were steady. C.R.A 32/-B Mount
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    RUBBER PRICES
    258 18 MA RON flr.t grade rukker buyer* f.e.a. elated at S p.m. In Slngapara and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 66 cents per lb. down a quarter of a cent on Wednesday* closing level for the position. The tone was qul*t and •lightly oaiier. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. doling prlooa In
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    70 18 rHIHIH Pr.duc. Eichang*. Stagspar* newt price* p.r picul yutsrday: Ctconut all: bulk $46 *eller*. drum 149 »«llera. Cspva: If arch/April. UK/ConttMßt: Unquotad. r>*pp«r: Muntok white $162* aatlera, Sarawak vhju $160 aellera, aiwciaJ Sarawak black $117 aellara, garblad l«inponir: black SII7I acllcra. ABTA (137 i aellera. Stasapara «Jaafiut Oil
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 18 February 27. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 66 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $587.50 (down $27.25). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (unchanged).
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE BETTER: TINS GENERALLY EASIER
    537 18 From Our Market Correspondent rpHE pattern on the MalayA in Stock Exchange was reversed yesterday with tins generally easier and industrials slightly better on a moderate turnover. Once again the very mention of action by the General Services Administration and rumours of increased sales
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 18 Nl.il.ivan Stork Indicts Feb. 26. Feb. 27 •Industrials: 111.57 112.40 Tins: 142.31 139.71 I rubbers: 104.57 104.57 Der. 30. 1963 I*o. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGES
    871 18 (]OMBLNED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: PJauetaad (B. 000) 81.87, (1.0OO) SI (5.000) 51. 94. (2.000) 51. 95: C.S. rUldlnt (3.000) $3.32, (3.000) 53. 33. (3.000) 53.34. (4,000)
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    Big drop in tin price: Slow trade in rubber
    525 18 AFTER rising continuously since February 15 Straits tin fell heavily yesterday falling by $27.25 to $587.50 on threat of increased American stockpile releases before March 31. The offering was estimated at 275 tons, which was unchanged. In London on -Wednesday tin
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      986 19 NOTICE We hereby give notice unless all Warehouse charges are cleared within one month of this publication the effects of Wing Comdr. A.J.C. Pelham Groom held by Lacey's (1.0. W.) Ltd. of Bernbridge, 1.0. W. will be sold by Auction. NOTICE MR. NO SENG KANO. Office Manager, Kuala Lumpur Branch,
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      725 19 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE PUBLIC WORKS DEPABTMENT Notice is hereby given that owing to construction of Empress Road, it is necessary to close half of Empress Road nearest Farrer Road in order that the road may be raised to tie up with the new Farrer Road dual-carriageway. Alternative
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      2023 19 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens and from permanent serving Government Officers including those on probation for the following appointments: 1. PRODLCIION OFFICERS (PEGAWAI PENERBITAN) (Division 1) in the Malay, English. Cninese and inaian Services of the Department oi Television. Salary scale: Sbl4x^B-838, Üb3x2B-1,087 with current Cost
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      1210 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from candidates with the stipulated qualifications and who SATISFY THE USUAL CITIZENSHIP AND RESIDENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS for the appointment scheduled below: APPOINTMENT: HIGHER LIBRARY OFFICER (National Library, Teachers' Training College). SALARY SCALE: $690 x 30 A--930 pjn. Initial salary depending on experience, incremental
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      328 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG Appointment oi Mechanical Engineer, City Engineer's Department The closing date for applications for the above post has been extended to 12.00 noon on Wednesday. 11th March, 1964. Full particulars appear In the Straits Times issue of 24th February. 1964^ CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD
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      865 19 INTERNATIONAL AIR CONDITIONING CO. (S) LTD. requires GRADUATE ENGINEERS Experienced or InterestsjeJ In Air Conditioning And Rerrigcrotion Application. Apply With Particular* to P.O. Box 1236, Singapore. LARGE AMERICAN COMPANY requires Sales Representative capable ot EARNING OVER A THOUSAND DOLLARS PER MONTH. Only those with at least 5 years Commercial Experience
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      I told you, I'm the greatest!
      247 20  -  CASSIUS CLAY by Heavyweignt champion of the world jytlAMi BEACH, Thurs. 11 Hey Mom, guess who's the new heavyweight champion of the world? ME. That's right. Ma, your boy, Cassius. Didn't I tell you I'm the greatest? I told them all I was but
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      Lock icon CALL UP FOR CLA Y-NO DEFENCE UNTIL 1965
      706 20  -  ALLAN BARKER Cassius Clay promised U.P.I, that after he fought Sonny Liston, "Win or lose, I'll do you a story because I want to prove that I can write as well as fight' Here is his story: by Miami Beach. Florida. Thursday
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      Lock icon JOHANSSON IS NOT IMPRESSED BY CLAY
      160 20 JOHANSSON IS NOT IMPRESSED BY CLAY STOCKHOLM, Thurs.— Swedish boxing experts today expressed widely varying appreciations of the merit of Cassius Clay, the new world heavyweight champion, in newspaper comment on Clays victory over Sonny Liston at Miami Beach. Ingemar Johansson. Sweden's former champion, wrote in Al'totnbladet: "I do not
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      Lock icon Liston to get his purse
      138 20 Liston to get his purse ILfIAMI BEACH, Thurs. The Miami Beach Boxing Commission announced last night that it was "completely satisfled" that Sonny Liston suffered a legitimate injury to his left shoulder forcing him to withdraw from his world heavyweight championship fight. The five-member commission said it was satisfied with
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      Lock icon Ishii leads in 'Capitol Open'
      114 20 MANILA, Thurs. Tomoo lshil of Japan shot a two-under-par 69 to take trie first round lead In the US$5,OOO 72-hole Capitol Hills Open golf tournament here today Leading scores are: 69 Tomoo Ishii (Japan) 33, 36; 70 Peter Thomson (Australia) 36. 34; 71 Kel Nagle
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      Manchester United beat Lisbon cup rivals
      268 20 Manchester United beat Lisbon cup rivals SOCCER I ONDON. Thurs. Manchester United beat Sporting Club of Lisbon 4-1 in their European Cup-winners Cup quarter-flnal firstleg match at Manchester last night, after leading 2-0 at halftime. It was a scrappy robust match with both sides missing chances. Scottish international inside-left Dennis
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      21 20 BELFAST, Thurs. Results of Irish F.A. Cup first round replays: Ballymena 1 Distillery 2: Glentoran 2 Ards 2. Reuter.
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      145 20 BADMINTON FiUBLIN, Thurs.—Den--17 mark led Ireland 4-0 at the end of the first day of their Thomas Cup badminton tie here. Erland Kops, holder of the All-England men's singles title for the past four years, bewildered Ireland's most experienced player J. P. Doyle in
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      Youth team play Sunday
      161 20 rH, Thurs. The F.A. of Malaysia have named 25 youths from whom a team will be selected to meet Singapore Joint Services in a friendly match at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The match is one of a series for the Malaysians before
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      130 20 jC\ UNITED MALAYAN %M? BANKING CORP., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN THE STATES OF MALAYA, MALAYSIA) have pleasure in announcing the OFFICIAL OPENING of their BANGKOK BRANCH by His Excellency SUNTHORN HONGLADAROM MINISTER OF FINANCE, THAILAND at No. 147-149 SUAPA ROAD, BANGKOK on Friday, 28th February. 1964 at 1 0.00 a. m.
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      128 20 iV mm, W tr' bSf in m R iym m ■■■■b^b^bSHK Milb^b^b^bMl^b^bl* they call them "King of the Road 11 -the famous range of LUCAS accessories Essentials for safe and satisfying motoring are made by Lucas to suit every car and truck. A few of the accessories and/or replacements are
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      298 20 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBS c. Filleted plaice lt'a Ilka a 1. Tennyson's work gets nothing poem I (6). In return that* illly! (T). 7. Only a quarter left In Lan6. French engineer finds minor cachlre? (S). point to note (7). 8. OeU out but stays In, apna* 10. "So young,
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      Malaysia's bid succeeds
      459 21  -  FRANCIS BOEY THIRD SEAP GAMES WILL BE STAGED IN KUALA LUMPUR NEXT YEAR Hockey will be included in the programme by 1 Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. jyjALAYSIA have been awarded the Third South East Asia Peninsular Games, which will be held at Kuala Lumpur between May and August
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      299 21 Choo urges F.A. of Penang to 'get tough' SOCCER lAENANG, Thurs. Ma--1 layan schools soccer coach Choo Seng Quee today urged the F. A. of Penang to "get tough" and make lt clear to state players that selection of teams for big matches would be based mainly on attendance at
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      19 21 UO(Kh\ laipinx Lg« BMH 2 Tiger* A 2 Penang Uader-18 inter school nemi-flnal: MES 1 Technical Inst. 0.
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      Read joins the GP 'galaxy'
      119 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The galaxy of International stars to appear In the Malaysia Grand Prix here on Mar. 29-30 continues to grow. The latest entry is Phil Read, the 22-year-old English motorcycling ace, whose name has been submitted by Yamaha, the Japanese motor-cycle manufacturers. Yeo Kiang
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      PAAA MEETING
      23 21 PENANQ. Thurs. The Penang AAA will hold their annual meeting at PAP House 1 Dato Kramat Road, at 8 D.m. tomorrow
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      Sulaiman v Darwis again
      78 21 I POH. Thurs. Ex-caddles Sulalman bin Bluali and Darwlr Deran will meet in a "return clash" on Sunday In the final of the Perak Turf Club Sports Club's golf championship at Tiger Lane Sulalman beat Darwis In the North Malayan final here recently. Darwis won the
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      SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARRIVE 1 FOR DAVIS CUP TIE—
      128 21 SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARRIVE 1 FOR DAVIS CUP TIE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— South Vietnam's Davis Cup team flew in from Saigon this afternoon. Time sport picture shows V. Kajaratnam, (right), secretary of the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaysia, shaking hands with Huynh Van Day, the Vietnam team manager. Vietnamese players in
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      47 21 BANOKOK. Thurs.— The Malaysian Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman will fly to Hua Hin tomorrow to lead a Malaysian side in a golf match against Thailand. A Malaysian Embassy spokesman .-.ud the Tengku would fly straight from Kuala Lumpur to the Thai beach resort. Reuter
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      MAFA MEETING
      19 21 MALACCA. Thurs.— The Malacca Amateur FA. will hold their annual meeting at the Rest House here tomorrow.
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      Gemini Prince in top form
      319 21 RACING by Epsom Jeep PENANG, Thursday. pEMINI PRINCE did a smashing gallop on fast going here this morning. Ridden by Ismail Asban, the Star Kingdom gelding sprinted over 3f in 36 1/5. Gemini Prince Is In top form and with a light weight he must
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      Five new horses
      147 21 CINOAPORE, Thurs. Five new horses have been registered with the MRA. They are: Class 1 Champion, late Alfonso. 5 cb a g by Pan ll—Dona Marchesa. Class 2 Caravelle, late Doneree, 4 cb a g by Smokey Eyes—Bay Elaine; Nomad 11. late Kilovolt, 4 br ax by
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      Rin Tin Tin is smart sprinter
      313 21 />ENANQ, Thura. TWO A English horses who came from England in the giant "airlift" in September, will make their debut at the Penans meeting They are Kin Tin Tin. late Flashing Light, and Motion Picture in. Rin Tin Tin, a four-year-old chestnut gelding by
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      MFA OFFICIALS
      63 21 PENANQ, Thurs.—Malay Football Association of Malaya officials are: President Da to Abdul Jamil Abdul Rals; vice-president Hussain Kamari and A. S. Mohammed Mydeen; honorary secretary I&bak Mohamed Noor; honorary treasurer Ayub Hail Hassan; committee Syed All Syed Idrus Al-Habshl. VVik Abdullah Ismail, Lt. Col. Dngku Ahmad Abdul Rahman.
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        SPORE 'UNPREPARED'
        139 21 gINOAPORE. Thurs—Singapore, the Razak Cup holders, will travel to Kuala Lumpur for this weekend's quadrangular hockey tournament without much preparation The team have had uttle opportunity to train together In recent weeks because of the Chinese New Year-Hart Raya hoi Ida ya followed by a spate of local
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      HOME-TIE WIN SHOULD DISPEL S'GOR GLOOM
      549 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL SOCCER SEASON STARTS I—By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. oELANGOR, following their very dismal effort against the touring Japanese soccer team last Tuesday, should now be feeling most grateful that the luck of the draw has given them a home match in their first
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      Miyamoto scores only goal
      115 21 Miyamoto scores only goal PERAK JAPANESE 1 IPOH. Thurs. Perak put ud a surprisingly good performance today to restrict the visiting Japanese team to a one-goal margin In a friendly soccer match at Stadium Perak here. The tourists were fitter and faster but they were met by a determined Perak
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      CLUBS MEET
      47 21 IPOH, Thurs. Klang Town Council Club will meet the Ipoh Municipal Recreation Club in a series of games here at the weekend. On Saturday, the two clubs will meet at table tennis, netball, and soccer. On Sunday, they will play hockey, badminton and tennis matches.
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      IN THE RED
      31 21 IPOH. Thurs. The Perak Badminton Association treasurer's statement, which will be tabled for approval at the annual meeting here on Mar. 1. shows a deficit of $898 15.
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      67 21 mti Bert imfaea t& UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED on the opening of their Branch in Bangkok, Thailand. The National Cash Register Company Ltd. are proud to be associated with this progressive bank and to have been selected to supply all their banking machines. NCR Post-tronic and Class 32 Ledger
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      84 21 SPORTS DIARY BADMINTON Spore open championships— 2nd day (BBA 'a".. 9 a.-n. and 7.30 p.m.). HOCKRV Inter state quadrangular: Sgur v Negri (4 p.m.); Spore v Malacca ;51S. Ourney Rd. XL). S'cor Dhr. 1: Spirals v SEA (Rifle Range Rd); Police Depot v University (Depot); Dlr. 2S: University v Chartered
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    39 22 A. I. DURAV aurd S2 formerly of CUD Ipoh. puiwd away at 12.30 I m. Z7-2-64. Leaving behind a widow, v children and ,'i2 fcrandehildrrn. Cortex* will Itavr No. 5. J;ilan Lane Ipoh at 4 p.m. on 33-2-64.
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    REQUIEM
    40 22 MICH MASS for roill of Prt.r. 'n X»vt«r D Cruz and 1.-oth«r of Klltton at Churcli or Visitation, sx" rrmlan. ?»-I-*4. 4.43 pi rr.-s.-nc* uf relative* :ir.d ini-ndi aolkitrd. Thank relative* and Mmb) for attendlac rmwral. wrwirn and condolrnrcn.
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    Installation
    68 22 PERAK CONSORT BECOMES CHE PUAN NEGARA THK Sultan of Perak and his Contort, Che Aminah binte Abdullah (former Miss Amy Lim Kam Fon^), after her installation as Che Puan Negara of Perak in Ipoh yesterday. In traditional manner, before her installation, she paid her respects to the Sultan by
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  • Article
    Chinatown holocaust: Extortion alleged
    95 22 Chinatown holocaust: Extortion alleged MANILA, Thurs. Two unidentified Chinese businessmen, expected to testify of alleged extortion by firemen In last Friday's Chinatown fire, failed to show np at the City Hall today. Mayor Antonio J. VI lie gas, who has personally undertaken investigation of extortion charges, ordered the police to
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  • Article
    MCA denies Dr. Lim's 'win votes' charge
    158 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malayan Chinese Association today denied charges by the secretary-general of the United Democratic Party, Dr. Lim Phong Eu, that the MCA was going around the country handing out money to Chinese schools in order to "bluff" the people and
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    Something good will come out of crisis, says Romulo
    296 22 Something good will come out of crisis, says Romulo KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The former Philippines Ambassador to the United States and president of the United Nations General Assembly, Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, today expressed his belief that "something good and constructive" will come out of the present Malaysia crisis. Gen.
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  • Article
    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIn
    312 22 LONDON. Thurs. The stock] markets stood up to the surprise rise In the bank rate extremely well. Although prices were lowered as a precaution Immediately after the announcement, many of the falls were reduced later when selling failed to materialise and, when cheap buyers appeared,
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  • Article
    RUBBER
    56 22 LONDON, Thurs. Spot 19 13 IBd.. April 20d.. May 2O'»d., June 20 3/16 d. Apr./ June 20Hd., July Sept. 20 ud.. Oct. Dec 20 5/IM. Jan. March 20 5'16d., Apr./ June 20 5 ifid.. July/Sept. 20 5/16 d.. Oct./ Dec. 20 5 16d., c.l.f. Mar. 18=s.d.. Apr. 19 11/16
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    TIN
    23 22 LONDON, Thurs.— Buyers £1145. sellers £1150. Forward buyers £1118. sellers £1130. Settlement £1149. Turnover am. 400 tons, p.m. 200 tons. Tone: Easier.
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  • Article
    Pay: Govt. offers 2 scales to clerks, officers
    383 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. jyjORE THAN 17,000 Government workers have been given two revised pay scale offers by the Central Government. One offer affects more than 15,000 clerks. The other is for about 2,000 senior officers, mostly in the Information, Customs, Social Welfare,
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  • Article
    12 S'poreans for travel conference
    109 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Six members. Including the chairman and director, of the newly-formed Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will attend the 13th annual Pacific Travel Conference In Sydney, from March 2 to 6. They are Mr. K.M. Byrne, chairman; Mr. Llm Joo Hock, Director, and Messrs. Roger
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  • Article
    Lock icon $442,000 bank robbery
    41 22 LONDON. Thurs.— Masked raiders got away with £52.000 sterling ($442,000) In a raid today on a bank In South London. The men were armed and rushed the bank staff as they opened vaults. No shots were fired.— Heuter.
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  • Article
    Lock icon Students drink pub dry
    42 22 LONDON, Thurs— A squad of 1,000 beer quaffing students drank a London pub dry last night. The students, paying a little above the normal price to aid a charity, drank 3,500 pints In Just over four hours. Reuter.
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  • Article
    Social meet
    27 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Permanent Hair Waving Employers' Association will hold their annual social meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the association's Westerhout Road premises.
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    Lock icon Bank rate raised
    19 22 LONDON. Thurs— The British bank rate was raised today from four to five per cent. Reuter.
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  • Article
    Laos ridge falls to Red forces
    93 22 Laos ridge falls to Red forces VIENTIANE, Thurs. Laotian right-wing: Gen. Boun Thieng announced today that Phouke, strategic ridge east of the Plain of Jars, fell to Comunist forces yesterday. He said the fall left the eastern flank of the plain open and could result in the loss of the
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  • Article
    Lock icon 'New look' for the future British —diplomat—
    205 22 'New look' for the future British —diplomat— ONDON. Thurs. L* The British diplomat of the future is likely to be from a state school and one of the new universities instead of Oxford and Cambridge and to hold a science degree. And his chief in an overseas post may well
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  • Article
    Lembaga ceremony
    38 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. S. Dharmarajoo. the Assemblyman for Parrer Park, will give awaj certificates at the Lembaga Oerakan Pelajaran Dewasa presentation of certificates ceremony at the Pek Kio community centra on March 2 at 7 p.m.
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    Lock icon Sudan clamp
    26 22 KHARTOUM, Thurs. The Sudan Government today announced it would deport all the 300 foreign missionaries Catholic and Protestant working li. the South Sudan. Reuter.
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      40 22 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore (or the period 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 Kola Bharu 84 77 Penang 93 75 Ipoh 88 72 Malacca 84 73 Singapore 84 75
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