The Straits Times, 3 March 1964

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Nat**' Hen**** Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    APRIL 25 POLLS
    661 1  -  DAHARI ALI Nominations: March 21 BOTH ARE SATURDAYS— WORK ROUND-THE-CLOCK TO COMPLETE THE REVISED ELECTORAL ROLLS -By- I: KUALA LUMPUR, Monday NOMINATION DAY for the general election and State Assembly elections will be March 21 and polling day will be April 25. Both are Saturdays. This was
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    PAP will fight in towns
    322 1 PAP will fight in towns SI X A PORK, Mon. The Peoples' Action Party will concentrate oo urban areas in the genem I election in Malaya next month. This was disclosed today by Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Singapore's Minister of Culture, and director of the PAP political bureau. He said his
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    Tan: We accept the challenge
    536 1 MALACCA, Mon.— The intention the Peoples' Action Party in contesting the Malayan general election is to destroy the Malayan Chinese Association, the Minister of Finance and national president of the MCA, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said here today. Mr. Tan said that the leaders of
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    King and Queen board royal train for home
    157 1 King and Queen board royal train for home HUA HIN. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agonj? and the Raja Permaisuri Agong tonight boarded the royal train at the station here, homeward bound after their eight-day state visit to Thailand. Shouts of "Sawadeekup" (goodbye) came from hundreds of holiday makers who had
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    Lock icon More cosmonauts
    23 1 STOCKHOLM, Mon— Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin today disclosed that Russia Intends to fire "several cosmonauts Into outer space this year." Reuter.
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    Lock icon He says no to $3m.
    104 1 LACONIA (New Hampshire i. Mon. British writer John Rees is giving up all claim to the million dollar estate .of best-selling autl oress Grace Metalious. who named him sole beneficiary in a deathbed will last week. Mrs. Metalious' lawyer, Mr. Bernard Snierson, said Mr. Rees
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    RAZAK OFF TODAY TO BANGKOK
    588 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Malaysian team to the Bangkok talks tomorrow is expected to tabulate recenl clashes along the Sarawak border to prove to Indonesia that a ceasefire cannot be effect ive if her guerillas are not withdrawn. According to a Ministry of External Affairs
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    Tin price: Another drop
    63 1 Tin price: Another drop SINGAPORE, Mon. The Straits tin price fell this morning by $18.37* to $530 a picul. The drop of $84,374 In four trading days completely wipes out the gain of $73 achieved in the 10 days' market following the Chinese New Year. The price Is now back
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    Lock icon More terror gangs land in Sarawak
    64 1 KUCHING. Mon. A security forces spokesman today confirmed reports of further I Indonesian landings in the Rejang delta area in the Third Division during the last few days. Strong security forces were now carrying out an intensive search of the area but so far
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    Workers march on Parliament
    57 1 COPENHAGEN. Mon. Riot police today baton-charged brewery workers who tried to force their way Into the Danish Parlla- ment building here following a protest inarch against higher prices. Police broke up a group 01 about 200 workers after severs l men tried to enter the building
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    Lock icon MacA in hospital
    24 1 NEW YORK. Mon. O«n. Douglas Mac Arthur flew to Washington today to enter hospital for treatment of an abdominal complaint.— Reuter
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    Lock icon 'ogilvy held Alexandra's hand as she gave birth'
    103 1 'ogilvy held Alexandra's hand as she gave birth' LONDON, Mon. Princess Alexandra's husband (above) was reported today to have been at her side when their son was born on Saturday. Mr. Angus Ogllvys attendance at the actual birth was thought to have set a British royal precedent, the Daily Express
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    Lock icon 3 more Ghana judges are fired
    193 1 3 more Ghana judges are fired ACCRA, Mon. Pre- sident Nkrumah has revoked the appointments of three judges of Ghana's Supreme Court, it was announced today. No explanation was given. The throe arc Mr. Justice Edward Akuffo Addo. Mr. Justice Kofi Aduma Bossman and Mr. Justice Robert Samuel Blay. Justice
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    STOP PRESS U.S. AIR DISASTER
    41 1 STOP PRESS U.S. AIR DISASTER TAIIOE VALLEY (Cal), Moo. Air Force »noouDcrd Paradise Airlines plane that dbappcared over Lake lahoe yesterday .\itb X") persons b<cn found on mountain in Dougla* County. near |{eno. There were no >ur \ivor>. LPI. (SeePage 3 >
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      'Frenchmen only' trouble at Java dam
      184 2 'Frenchmen only' trouble at Java dam JAKARTA. Mon. The ambitious hydroelectric and irrigation system being built by French constructors at Jatiluhur in the mountain^ of West Java appears to be running into trouble. Workers' unions have complained that the two doctors on the project (both Frenchmen) treat only Frenchmen. The
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      Rockets, not rice
      27 2 JAKARTA. Mon.— The Indone-| Man Air Force has begun conatrucUon of a rocket factory at i. near Bjiidoeng in Wr.vi i 0 P I.
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      Lock icon KASHMIR PLAN TO JOIN 'THE REST OF INDIA'
      87 2 lAMMU. Mon. Kashmir's new Prime Minister, Mr. Ghulam Mohammed Sadiq, said ye-^terday his Government would remove all barriers to the territory's Integration with "the rest of India." Mr. Sadiq, holding his flr.-t Press conference since he was sworn in last Friday, said
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      Lock icon Jakarta policy switch soon?
      90 2 BANGKOK, Mon. The Indonesian Government may be on the verge of a major policy change in the conduct of its anti-Malaysia offensive in Borneo, Malaysian and Western sources here believe. They think this change could take in recognition of a rebel "government" within Malaysian territpry. This
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      Lock icon Philippine navy kills four pirates
      79 2 Philippine navy kills four pirates MANILA, Mon. Four pirates were killed yesterday in a 40-minutr sea battle with a Government anti-piracy patrol boat near Cavite, 40 miles south of Manila, according to Press reports reachinc here today. Three other pirates were reported captured aboard another motor boat looking for the
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      'CRUSH' THEME NOW SHIFTS TO BASES
      185 2 'CRUSH' THEME NOW SHIFTS TO BASES JAKARTA, Mon TNDONESIAN Defence Minister, Gen. Abdul Haris 1 Nasution, said- last night that what Indonesia wanted to crush were not the Malayan people but the British military bases in Malaysia, accordIng to the official Antara news agency. Speaking to a Muslim Organisation (Muhammadijah)
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      Lock icon US concern over Ayub's friendship with Red China
      171 2 US concern over Ayub's friendship with Red China WASHINGTON, Mon. Mr. George Ball, the Under-Secretary of State, said last night that the United States was watching with "concern" how Pakistan was developing friendly relations with Communist China. He said In a TV Interview that the United States very much hoped
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      Lock icon Second crack at 'death' peak
      57 2 TOKYO. Mon. An advance party of Alpinists from a Japanese University left here by air today for a second attenmt to scale the Himalayan virgin peak of Langtran Lining. They failed in their first «t--tempt to conquer the r>ealc in 1961 when three members of
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      Lock icon Mercy killing of baby
      57 2 TOKYO, Mon. A Japanese mother has been charged with manslaughter in the mercy killing of her polio-striken baby. Police said the woman, 23, killed her 17-month-old son on Jan. 7. then took a large dose of sleeping pills In a suicide attempt. Doctors saved her life
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      French are plotting to kill me, says Khanh
      167 2 SAIGON, Monday. gOUTH Vietnam's Premier, Major-Gen. Nguyen Khanh, said yesterday that French agents were plotting to kill him, overthrow his Government and terrorise Americans in Saigon. He said he had details of a US$4 million French plot for the neutralisation of South
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      Lock icon REFUGEES: A DAILY FLOW FROM PAKISTAN
      111 2 GAL'HATI (Assam), Mon. Mr. Bimalaprasad Chaliha. the Chief Minister of Assam, said here that 75,--000 refugees from the communal riots in East Pakistan had fled to the Garo Hills in Assam. He was reporting to Mr. Mehr Chand Khanna. Indian Minister of Works. Housing
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      Five drowned in Manila floods
      52 2 MANILA. Mon. Five people were drowned in Butuan City, in the south-eastern Philippines, as flood waters continued to rage throughout Agusan Province, according to Press reports reaching here yesteraay. Damage in the city and throughout the province haa been estimated at four million pesos (about
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Milan raid: Crossman apology to Churchill
      191 3 1 ONDON, Mon. Sir Winston Churchill yesterday won a full retraction and apology from a leading Labour Party politician who claimed that he ordered a costly World War II bombing raid on Milan in a mood of personal pique. Mr. Richard Crossman. MJ. said
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      Lock icon Fourth airliner crash in a week—85 feared dead
      491 3 Fourth airliner crash in a week 85 feared dead PILOT BREAKS CONTACT TRYING FOR LANDING IN A SNOWSTORM LOS ANGELES, Monday. A PARADISE Airlines Constellation with 85 people aboard crashed yesterday as it was trying to land during a snowstorm in the rugged Sierra Nevada mountains. It was the fourth
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      Lock icon Prize row: Foundation withholds names
      134 3 Prize row: Foundation withholds names MILAN, Mon.— A spokesman for Father Enrico Zucca, president of the Balzan Foundation, said last nisht that the foundation would announce no further prizes for 1963. following controversy over its peace pri/e award to the UN. The deadline for announcing prizes for astrophysics, literature, paleontology
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      Maclean's wife is top Soviet spy school expert
      243 3 Maclean's wife is top Soviet spy school expert I ONDON, Mon.— Mrs. Melinda Maclean (above), who fled to the Soviet Union to join her turncoat diplomat husband, is teaching Russian espionage agents selected for spying in the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia. The Sunday Express, reporting this quoted a
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      Lock icon MYSTERY YACHT LINKED WITH £lm. TRAIN LOOT
      175 3 T ONDON, Mon Mr. Ed■Li ward Anderson, 31-year-old owner of the mystery yacht Christine, in a sensational television interview last night declared that the vessel was used to carry £1 million, stolen in Britain's £2,600.000 Great Train Robbery, out of the country. lie
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      Two 'firsts' to writer Pinter
      58 3 LONDON. Mon The British Screenwriters' Guild announced today that playwright. Harold Pinter won two "tasts" In the guild's awards tor 1963 Pinter, whose play The Caretaker was exported to the Un.ted States, won an award for the best dramatic screenplay for The Servant. His play
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      Papal blessing:
      29 3 VATICAN CITY. Mon. Pope Paul VI yesterday appeared at bis window to give his blessing to a crowd of aoout 25.000 people In St Peter's Square. D.P.L
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      Lock icon Tanker breaks in two in Atlantic storm
      123 3 HALIFAX (Nova Scotia), Mon. —The Llberian tanker Amphlalos (15.800 tons), bound from South Africa to Nova Scotia with crude oil, broke in two in the Atlantic yesterday and half her crew of 36 abandoned ship. One sailor was reported killed. Sixteen were taken
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      STAY-AWAKE CHAMP TO TAKE ON ALL COMERS
      114 3 QUEBEC CITY, Mod Roger Larche. 26-year-old holder of the world's record tor staying awake, has had sonu solid sleep now and is ready to defend his title against all comers. Larche dozed off last Friday after nearly 1? days without steep. And while
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    SEENI HINTS PPP-UDP POLLS LINK-UP
    232 5 SEENI HINTS PPP-UDP POLLS LINK-UP IPOH. Mon —The secre-tary-general of the Peoples Proßre^nr Party. Mr. D. R. Seenii.i\n;im, today indicated the likelihood of an election under standing between his party and the United Democratic Party. "There is no reason why the PPP and the UDP should not cooperate in the
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    $27,000 given to temple, school
    88 5 PENANG. Mon. The Chief er. Da to Wong Pow Nee, d Nibong Tebal during the weekend and handed out two lrtter* approving a total expenditure of 997.000 lor the renovation of a Hindu temple and the building a now Arabic school. Dato Wool handed a
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    Theft from mess
    20 5 TAIPINO. Mon. A public address unit and an amplifier were stolen from the Garrison meat, Kamuntlng here.
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    PAP's aim in the general election—by Dr. Toh
    411 5 PAP's aim in the general election— by Dr. Toh SINGAPORE, Monday fHE Peoples Action Party hopes to develop itself into "a force to be reckoned with" in Malaysia within five years. By that time the party hopes to muster enough support so that Umno would realise that the P.A.P. was
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    CASHIER JAILED FOR BREACH OF $1,394
    252 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. rpHE Sessions Court president, Syed Hassan Al--1 Jeffri, today refused to allow an insurance company cashier to retract his plea of guilty on a charge of misappropriating $1,394. Instead he sentenced Urn i Hock Chye. 32. of Klang Road, j to
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    Sultan visits North Klang wharves
    71 5 PORT SWETTENHAM.. Mon. The Sultan of Selangor and the Tengku Ampuan visited the $40 million North Klang Straits wharves today Their Hignnesses. accompanied i by the Minister lor Education. H.r. Abdul Ham d Khan, and 35 other guests, were taken by boat to Deep Waier
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    Governor is told: Flee your Javanese masters
    325 5 Governor is told: Flee your Javanese masters KUCHING, Mon. An invitation to the Governor of Pontianak, in Indonesian Borneo, I Ovang Oeray, to "escape your Javanese masters" and visit Sarawak was made tonight oy the Sarawak Minister for Local Government, Mr. Dunstan Endawie. He was speaking In a special radio
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    Police catch up with man on the run
    114 5 IPOH. Mon. Police, who had been looking for a man for a year, picked him up here over the weekend and j served him wltto a restricted residence order under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. They gave iiu> MUM M Kee Beng
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    Monument fund donations
    80 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.—Donations to the National Monument Fund now stands al $959,245.40. Latest donations came from: Fei Fan Troupe $9,000: the Malayan Armed Forces 51. 088. 95; through the Director of Informa- tlon Servers $664.90; Datu J. E. S. Crawford $600; Education Department. Johore. $134.20; Mr. Tan
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    Beautician flies in with a make-up challenge
    205 5 Beautician flies in with a make-up challenge SINGAPORE, Mon. A Paris fashion, designer turned Hollywood beautician, Miss Jaret Dixon, yesterday challenged anyone to show her a woman who looks better without make-up. Miss Dixon, 31, said soon after her arrival here from Bangkok: "I have never met a woman who
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    Lecture by U.S. author
    68 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The American author-illustra-tor. Mr. Munro Leaf. who is currently on a tour or Malaysia. will give a lecture to members ol the USIS and- British Council libraries in the British Council i Library at 3 p.m. on Friday. The lecture is open to
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    Thieves hold up married couple
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Six men confronted a married coup.c at Jalan Pahang at 9.30 p.m. yesterday and robbed them of cash, a watch and a gold bracelet. Mr. Fock Ah Wai. 24. a salesman. to:d the police that the I thugs threatened to assault him
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    Pilot dies after a Hunter crash
    116 5 JESSELTON, Monday. A HAWKER Hunter jet fighter crashed at Labuan yesterday. The pilot was fatally injured when his parachute failed to open He died in hospital later. The jet crashed four miles lrom Labuan Town over a padl field. The plane, one of four
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    ROBBERS CAME BY SAMPAN
    74 5 FNANG, Mon. Armed robbers, using a sampan, held up a couple on the beach at Tanjcng Bungah last night. Bakar bin Hussain, a watchman, told police he was chatting with a woman friend at the 7'j mile, Tanjong Bungah, when four youths landed from a sampan.
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    MOTOR CYCLE THEFTS
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Six motor cycles and a scooter were reported stolen in Singapore yesterday. Police later recoverd one of the stolen motor cycles, a Honda, minus most if Its parts. Another machine, a Yamaha, was recovered Intact.
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    Studentdue to leave for Canada killed
    158 5 Student due to leave for Canada killed PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. A 19 year old Penang Free School j student, Ahmad Fathill bin Dato (Dr.) Ab-I dul Wahab, who wasj to have left on a Colombo Plan scholarship to study medicine in, Canada next week, was killed in a motor accident
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    D.O. assumes duties
    34 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon.— lncbe Azlzui Rahman bin Abdul Aziz has assumed duties as District Officer, Upper Perak. He succeeds Inche Yang Amri bin Kamarudin who ha* left the district on transfer.
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    CHOLERA: ANOTHER CASE IN ALOR STAR
    99 5 CHOLERA: ANOTHER CASE IN ALOR STAR A LOR STAR, Mon. After a lapse of five days, another case of! cholera was admitted i into the Alor Star Hos- pital today. The victim was a housewife, Khatijah binte Talb. 36. of Alor Merah. three miles north of here. Meanwhile another woman,
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    Union warning on move to disrupt unity
    102 5 Union warning on move to disrupt unity SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Medical Workers' Union today warned that certain Division Pour employees in the Ministry of Health were "trying to disrupt the I unity" of the union. The union secretary. Mr. M. Nadarajah, in a circular to members, said that such
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    Nurse robbed
    23 5 PENANO, Mon. A student nurse. Miss Teoh Yoke Tin. 21. was robbed of a $80 necklace at Cintra Street on Saturday.
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    Sultan's donation
    22 5 KLANO. Mon. The Sultan of Selangor and the Tengku Ampuan have donated $350 to the Klang Boy Scouts Building Fund.
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    'The task force behind long industrial unrest'
    1666 6 'The task force behind long industrial unrest' CROWN COUNSEL ACCUSES SBHEU: SINGAPORE, Monday 'pHE former Singapore Business Houses. Employees' Union was the "task force" behind a long series of industrial unrests which began following the split in the trade union movement in 1961, the commission inquiring into the financial transactions
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    'DISPLAYED FALSE BRAVADO'
    114 6 'DISPLAYED FALSE BRAVADO' SINGAPORE, Mon. Rioting detainees on Pulau Senang displayed "false bravado' 1 in concerted armed attacks on prison officers on July 12 last year, Senior Crown Counsel. Mr. Francis T. Scow told the Assizes today. Like cowards, they relied on sheer force of numbers, and the nature of
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    FREE FILM SHOWS FOR THIS WEEK
    70 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places, starting at 7 pjn.: TOMOHBOW: Wah Mong School, Lorong Ah 8oo; Thomson Rise basketball field: Kampong Retell. WEDNESDAY: Ho Sing School. Hun Yeang Village; Hup Choon Kay, Ylo Chu
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    Jailed for 5 years
    53 6 Jailed for 5 years SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Justice Kulasekaram in the High Court today jailed two men for five years wh for robbing a couple in Buona Vista Road on the night of October U last year. Ng Cheng Kirn and Ong Seok Kal had pleaded guilty to a charge
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    Talk by plastic surgeon
    61 6 Talk by plastic surgeon SINGAPORE. Mon —Dr. Arthur J. Barsky. chief plastic surgeon at the Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York, gave a lecture on "Plastic surgery on children" at the Pathology Theatre, General Hospital, tonight. He will give another lecture in the same theatre at 4 p.m. tomorrow on "Congenital
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    Women's assn.
    63 6 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Miss Peggy Lim has been elected secretary of the Pan-Pacific South Asian women's Association. Other officials are: Mrs. Gracla Tay Chee (president); Mrs. V. Nair; Mrs. Scow Peek Leng and Mrs. K Abdullah (vice-presidents): Mrs. Nellie T.im (treasurer). Committee: Mrs Clara Anciano. Mrs. Kathlyn Yap, Mrs.
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    Police Band
    20 6 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Police Band will perform at the Esplanade on Thursday from 5 to 6 p m
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    Fatal road accident
    66 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. A pedestrian was fatally knocked down by a car at 6 a.m. yesterday at Upper Hokkien Street. Jag Slnrh, 57, of South Bridge Road, was crossing New Bridge Road when a car travelling towards Hill Street struck him. He died on tbe spot. Eye-witnesses are
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    Husband's 'friends' rob her of $930 cash, jewellery
    275 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A 35-year-old woman who entertained two strangers, whom she took to be her husbands friends," was robbed of jewellery and cash totalling $938 by them at Sentul Pasar here yesterday. Mrs. Hilda Vincent, mother of five, said today that
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    Govt studying paper mill advice
    270 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rVHE Government is studying a report submitted by a Colombo Plan adviser on the fe««*WM*v nf setting up a paper mill in Malaysia. The report was submitted last week by Mr K.R, Meyer vice-president ot StadlerHurter International Ltd.. a leading firm of
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    Camera stolen
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mr. J. P. H Bruiis. a Dutch merchant navy offlcer. yesterday reported to th? polirp that h:s camera and Iti -ones, worth $1,300. were •toieo from bit mom in Oonne.l Bouse in Aruon Road.
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    ITS SINGAPORE FIRST IN NEW ENROLMENT
    159 7 ITS SINGAPORE FIRST IN NEW ENROLMENT KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. JJEGISTRATION for national service is likely to take place in Singapore before being extended to cover the Borneo States. Indicating this today on his return from Singapore, where he had preliminary consultations with officials, the Controller of Manpower, Mr. S. I
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    Swindled of $20,000, padi farmer tells police
    100 7 A LOR STAR. Mon. Police here are investigating a padi planter's report that he had been cheated of over $20,000 by a lawyer's clerk. The farmer, Hassan bin Saad, alleged he had paid the clerk a total of $20,350 during the past eight
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    'Co-operate' call
    43 7 IPOH. Mon. Rural development plans would nui be a success unless the people helped thetnselvps and co-operated with the Government, the Mentri Bes&r of Perak, Dato Sha'ari bin Shaflee, said when he declared open a community hall at Kampong Scberang. Manjoi
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    Court hits at 'those wretched lock-ups'
    229 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Lord President of the Federal Court of Malaysia, Dato Sir James Thomson, today criticised the police for keeping suspects in "those wretched lock-ups." Instead or putting them in Pudu prison. He said this when he quashed an eight-year jail sentence
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    Customs to public: Back up your grouses
    137 7 Customs to public: Back up your grouses KUALA LUMPUR, Moa The Comptroller of the Customs and Excise Department Inche Abdul Rahman Ariffin, today advised anyone complaining about his department to substantiate their grouses with details. He was commenting on a recent letter sent by the secretary of the Associated Chinese
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    'OUR LABOUR FOR SABAH: WE WILL CONSIDER'
    130 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Central Government will consider a request of the Sabah Government to provide labour for the State's development projects. This was stated here today by the Malaysian Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin. before he left for
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    Two-day course
    36 7 SEREMBAN, Mon. A two-day civics course-cum-tour for 34 assistant supervisors and field assis- 1 tants of fringe alienation schemes was opened this morning by Negri Sembllan Stat* Assemblyman. Indie Abdul Samad bin Idns. here.
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    Biggest yet trade mission by Australia
    131 7  - Biggest yet trade mission by Australia KEITH HOOPER From OYDNEY, Mon. The Australian trade mission which leaves Fremantle on Wednesday on a two-month tour of Asian centres will bo the biggest such mission yet ser,t overj seas by any country. The mission's project director. Mr. W. S Johnson, said thi.s
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    The trespassers
    34 7 PENANU. Mon. Chan Chuan Beng, 24. and Ooi Kirn Him 30. were each lined $20 in a niaetttrate's court today whoii they pleaded guilty to tre.spa.ssing In the Penan? Turf Club yesterda?.
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      255 7 Straits Times Crossword I hH feflf Hh mm ■■^^T <r^ hi Ih Ih Ih I ACKOKS wildly after a 3 (10). 1 Two German exclamation* >n Reason Attlla .get* oocftMd a shilluiv boot Bive Daln wiln Irony (11). a dilimj boot give pain J3 fw batsmanghlp 8 Vegemble found In
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    Govt. drafts pay revision scheme for all hospital workers
    427 8 KUANTAN, Monday JJOSPITAL workers throughout the country are to get a revision ot salaries, the Minister oi Health, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Taiib, announced here today. He said that his Ministry is working out the cost of the revision. When
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    Rubber for Russia: 3,500 tons shipped
    62 8 PORT SWETTENHAM. Mon. A Russian ship. Khlrurg Vlshnevsky, today loaded 3.500 tens of rubber from Port Swettenham. This year. 26.000 tons of rubori will be shipped to Russia from here. A Port Authority spokesman said that Russian ships will be coming at the rale
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    Trader loses 700 shirts
    60 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. A merchant. Toh Boon Seolt. veaterday reported that about 700 ahnu and four llourescent lampa. altogether valued at $2,300, were miasing from his ahop in Pagoda 6treet. Earlier two men naa come to the shop, and collected the goods after telling the shop's storekeeper
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    FIRST SEA LORD CALLS ON ADMIRAL
    118 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. Admiral Sir David Luce (above), Britain's First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff, who arrived in Singapore on Saturday. accompanied by Lady Luce, today visited the headquarters of Far East Command at Phoenix Park, Singapore. Admiral Luce, formerly Commander in Chic*.
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    40 die a year in accidents
    74 8 ALOR STAR. Mon.— Tha Kedah and Perils Chief Police Officer, Mr. J. G. Ritchie, said today thar an average of 40 people wert killed a year in road accidents in Kedah. Speaking at the opening of a road safety week exhibition here, he sa.d
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    Guilty plea to having opium
    55 8 IPOH, Mon. A mining labourer. Takar Singh. 44. was fined $40 in the Sessions Court here today when he pleaded guilty to illegally possessing six small packets of prepared opium. The court was told that he was arrested by two plainclothes police constables on Feb.
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    University students to conduct housing survey
    191 8 University students to conduct housing survey pENANG, Mon. 1 About 30 students from the University of Malaya will start a house-to-house survey tomorrow on housing and employment in Penang. The team. Including 14 women, from the University's Department of Geography, will concentrate on three areas In the heart of the
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    Tengku to lay foundation
    54 8 SEREMBAN. Mon.— The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been invited to iay the foundation stone of the SlOO.OOO Umno Seremban division house in Lemon Street at 5 p.m. on Friday. Later the Tengku :s expected to attend a meeting of the Seremban Alliance council 10
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    14 Indonesians jailed
    38 8 JEBSELTON. Mon. Fourteen illegal Indonesian immigrants were jailed by ihe Tawau Magistrate's Court (or terms ranging from two weeks to three months They were separately arrested recently at various centres and later brought to Tawau.
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    U.S. businessmen coming
    179 8 SINGAPORE. Men. A GROUP of Amerl- can businessmen from Maryland will arrive in Singapore next month during their 33--day tour of 12 major port cities in the Far East. They will meet members of the Singapore business community, tour the port, and conduct individual business meetings. The
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    I'm going to be the champ, he said and he was, too
    1849 9 THE EXTRAORDINARY GENE TUNNEY-THE FIRST BOXER TO GET A MILLION- DOLLAR PURSE FOR ONE FIGHT A PRIVATE in tlie U. S. Ma rincs and an American Army lieutenant were talking together in Europe one day in July 1919
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    IN MEMORIAM
    54 10 70 Word* lit (Minimum) IN CHERISHED MEMORY of Our lav Mother and Granny Mm. Jrevavi--1 n luun Elizabeth Joan called to rat .1-3-62. Badly missed by her loved TO THE LOVING Memory of our mother. <"onMnnce ITrsula Richards IBM wei,'>, who departed this world on 2nd Marrh, 19'.S.
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    54 10 Worsts S2J9 (mm.) TREMENDOUS PROFIT Is gained tvini; the Bible. Free correspond- ■asm on Mark's Gospel. Write 0 I'puard Path. PO Box 903, K.L. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally Victoria Memor, U Ball M:in h 7. 1964. 7.30 BpeaJeat .Uke Combs of the Hen, QejM Artist and V r
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  • The Straits Times
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      The Make Or Break
      652 10 The new Ministerial confrontation in Bangkok, which begins this afternoon, may be the "make or break" meeting which the Philippines' Foreign j Minister predicted last time. Tun Razak is not travelling in response to the Jakarta communique, which affirmed an Indonesian and Filipino wish to resume
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      Into The Stew
      412 10 The South Vietnamese war hp.c inst the Communists has long been subject to distraction. First it was the Diem dictatorship's devotion to a personal cause; then came the I coups which upset all chains of command; and now Prime Minister Nguyen Khanh has turned aside to deal
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      Two Enemies
      163 10 Fishermen on both Malayan coasts are in the news this week. In Malacca the plight of men nightly threatened by Indonesian gunboats has drawn from Mr. Tan Siew Sin a promise of protection. "A few months from now it will be a perilous undertaking for Indonesians to attack
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    Lock icon CEYLON REDS DO A DOUBLE
    408 10 Moscow-Peking row the reason pOLOMBO. Mon— CeyV. lon now has two Communist Parties one aligned with Moscow and the other with Peking and they both use the same name. Each "Communist Party of Ceylon" claims to be the only genuine one. The birth of a
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      Seremban clean-up
      206 10 1 REFER to the letter from "Ratepayer" (S.T. Feb. 28). While his observations are not denied it should be borne in mind that this legacy was handed down by the Alliance which was in control of the Town Council until the Socialist FrontUnited Democratic Party replaced them. The
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      Police powers
      69 10 I UNDERSTAND that a police officer has the right to request or order the production of one's identity card and even to search a person for Illegal weapons. But I did not know that the police had been given powers to look Into one's private diary and to
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      Lucky 15
      183 10 WITH reference to the letter of Mr. Quah Boon Chit under the heading "No second chance", retentions in form three are controlled by the eligibility of the pupils concerned and the existence of vacancies. To fill the 15 vacancies in this year's classes a list of last year's
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    Cyprus: A threat to topple Makarios
    879 10 TWO SINISTER MEN AND THEIR PRIVATE ARMIES MAKE A BID FOR POWER IT was recently feared in Cyprus that Gen. George Crivas, the man who leH the bitter Eoka rebellion from 1955 to 1959, was planning to return to build up a mov&ment in
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    Winning week for Chou
    321 10 RELATIONS WITH PAKISTAN TAKE ON NEW MEANING KARACHI, Monday— More than mere goodwill was generated by the eight-day goodwill visit of the Chinese Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai. to Pakistan, which ended this week. It would be fair to say that Pakistan-China relations have entered a
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    Indonesian infiltrators held in boat near Tawau
    233 11 Indonesian infiltrators held in boat near Tawau JESSELTON. Mon. The Chief Minister. Dato Don/aid Stephens, said today that seven Indonesian infiltrators were arrested in a patrol boat off Tenegat lighthouse near Tawau by Marine Police following their firing on a barter trade vessel. Dato Stephens who left for Kuala Lumpur
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    Towkay's gruesome secret
    529 11  -  ABUL FAZIL AFTER A YEAR, OUT COMES STORY OF FINDING BODY OF KIDNAPPED SON By SINGAPORE. Monday J^ WEALTHY Singapore contractor was present when the body of his 23-year-old son was found in a shallow grave a year ago. Until today, nothing was made public of the
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    Agriculture exam results
    88 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The University of Malaya announced today the results of the examination for Part II of the final examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Agricultural Science. held in January this year. HONOURS: Mok Chak Kirn and Wong Tang Ka. I'ASS: A lla din bin
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    Peace prayers
    49 11 SEREMBAN. Mon The Yang dl-Pertuan Besar of Negrl Sembllan has asked the Religious Department. Negrl Sembllan, to arrange for special prayers to be held In all mosques In the State on Friday so that "the congregation can pray to God to prevent war be-ta-em Malaysia and Indonesia"
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    Jammed in lift
    45 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Four men were trapped for about an hour in a jammed lift at the Bank of China building in Battery Road this afternoon. The lift was Jammed in between the first and second floors following a failure In its motor
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    HK trade mission
    40 11 BINOAPORE. Mon. A 56--member Hong Kong trade and Industrial mission arrived here tonight for a week's visit to conduct on-the-spot observations of the Island's economic conditions with a view to starting factories on a ioint venture basis.
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    Visit by secretary
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The area secretary for South and East Am;, of the World Alliance of Young Men's Christian Associations. Mr Porftro Miraflores. will visit Malaysia next month
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    Prefects forum
    29 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Prefects from 11 schools here today took part In a prefects forum on the theme of "Closer co-operation among schools" at St. John's Institution.
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    Parents of droened student ill in Peking
    172 11 Parents of droened student ill in Peking ULANG, Mon. The parents of a Malaysian medical student. Tee Chlan Hock. 22 (above). I who was drowned while swimming near Brisbane, will not be told yet that their son is dead. They are very ill and are receiving treatment in Peking. Tee's
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    SHARE CASE TOLD OF RAJA MUDA'S STAMP ON LETTER
    248 11 SHARE CASE TOLD OF RAJA MUDA'S STAMP ON LETTER KU A L A LUMPUR, Mon. a tin miner from Taiping told the Session^ Court here today that he invested in Malaya Films and Investments Ltd. because he was influenced by a circular bearing the stamp of the former Raja Muda
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    Bicycle thief goes to jail
    61 11 PENANG, Mon. Remarking that the number of bicycle thefts In Penang last year was almost double that in the previous year, a magistrate, Mr. R. Aria Retnam, today fined Tho Pin Bong $200 for stealing a bicycle in Cnulla Street on Jan. 19. Tho. who
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    Election 'will show if confrontation has shaken our will'
    258 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rahman Talib, said here today that the coming general election would determine whether the people had "wavered" as a result of Indonesian confrontation He was speaking at the opening of a $216,000
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    Shutters up at shop after 8 go on strike
    90 11 UUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Eight workers of Hardial Singh and Co. In Ampang Street here, went on strike today over the management's refusal to negotiate wage claims, gratuity benefits and the retrenchment of a fellow worker. Mr. A. B. Gomez, general secretary
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    Annual meeting
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Friends of Tempter Park Society will hold its annual meeting at the Institute for Medical Research here at 5.30 pjn. on Wednesday
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    Reform school for 2 robbers
    75 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two youths, Toh Ttang Sang, 18, and Akun Karlo, 16, found guilty of armed robbery, were today sentenced by the High Court to undergo reformatory training. They robbed Senior Technician, H.H. Black and his friend, Mrs. Dorothy Poole, both of Tengah R.A.F. of
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    ANONYMOUS WRITER IN TOUCH WITH POLICE
    100 11 SINGAPORE, Mon— A person who wrote anonymously with "valuable information" to the police on Feb. 15 has made contact with the Special Investigation Section. A police spokesman today said that this was the result of .an appeal through the newspapers. Contents of the letter
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    Ghafar explains that road project
    262 11 Ghafar explains that road project IifALACCA, Mon. 111 The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin* Baba, today denied that he had told contractors responsible for the construction of Bachang Road here that the Municipal Council had powers to make the necessary payment. He was commenting on a statement
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    Transferred to Ipoh
    40 11 IPOH. Mon.— lnche Mohamed Eusolf bin Chin, from Alor Star, assumed duties here today as magistrate, taking over from Inche Annuar bin Zainal Abldln. who has been transferred to Alor Star as President of the Sessions Court.
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      GUIDE TO THE ART OF TABLE SETTING
      850 12 GUIDE TO THE ART OF TABLE SETTING Colourful display by 11 countries QNE of the most colourful and unusual shows of the year will be a display of "International Table Settings'* which will be held in Singapore tomorrow morning. Eleven countries will be taking part in the display which will
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      Classic suit for high fashion
      78 12 Classic suit for high fashion COR that high-fashion look nothing could be smarter than this suit with a Mandarin collar and patch pockets. It's the classic cut that really matters here. And, for t+ie suit to fall well, you must choose a material that is soft but heavy enough to
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      HOUSEHOLD
      65 12 r) remove water marks from furniture. put several drops of spirits of camphor on a damp cloth and rub on mark. A paper bag stuck to your sewing machine with adhesive tape makes a good disposable container for sewing scraps. To save time when shopping for clothing, include the
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    Dinner in Chiengmai
    62 13 IN the sumptuous setting of Chiengmai's Bhub ing Palace, high-born ladies of the court graciously serve dinner to the Yang di Per tuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong, together with the King and Queen of Thailand. Their Majesties boarded the royal train at the South Thailand
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    Driving licence charge
    64 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Chin i Nai Hunt. 24, or Jalan Brunei, was charged in the Sessions Court today with cheating two people of fISO by promising them dnvinglices. He was alleged to have cheated Lai Wah of $130 on Dec. 28. 1962, and Chow Yoon of $30
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    Thirteen arrested
    20 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— ln Islandwide police raids yesterday, 13 men were arrested under the Soctetles Ordinance and 3.333 screened.
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    Govt clerks 'bitter' over pay revision
    99 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The $2.50 increase in the starting pay of G.C.S. clerks offered by the Goveriir ment In its salary revision was today described as "bitterly disappointing" by the National Union of Government Clerical Workers. The union bulletin commenting on the revision of
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    5 Singapore students detained by Special Branch
    131 13 5 Singapore students detained by Special Branch JOHORE BAHRI Mon Five Singapore secondary school students were detained by the Jobore Special Branch this morn ing at the Customs station here. They were Eng Suee Kirn, Lam Chiong Hup. Tan Hums Kok. Poh Sai and Sim Choo Tee. The students from
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    I.C.N. director on visit
    49 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. M:ss Shelia Quinn, the director of the social and economic welfare division v' the International Council of Nurses, will arrive here tomorrow (or a two-week visit to Malaysia She will be here doing n>!d work with National Nurxes Association in Sineapore and Malaya.
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    USE SATA FACILITIES CALL
    199 13 SINGAPORE, Mon rpHE Minister for SoA cial Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, today appealed to residents of Pasir Panjang to take advantage of Sata's mass X-ray campaign in the constituency. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the campaign at the Sports Club of Pasir Panjang Power Station
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    Inspector: I am facing 2 trials
    216 13 Inspector: I am facing 2 trials IPOH, Mon. A police 1 inspector, Chew Tit Chye, accused of misappropriating $5,513 protested in the Sessions Court here today when the prosecution asked for a postponement to fix the oate of hearing later. He has pleaded not guilty to criminal breach of trust
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    Five engineers join Shell
    71 13 SINOAPORE. Mon. Five en-|hm-two electrical and thre* chemical who have completed their .studies and training in the United Kingdom. Ho land and Australia have returned and join* ed the Shell group of companies i.i Malaysia. They are Dr. Tons; Kolc P«u, Mr Low Pook Yui (both
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    Envoy's trip
    25 13 Kb ALA LUMPUR. Mon. Th« Korean Ambassador to Malaysia. Maj.-Gen Hong HI Choi, left her* by air for Singapore today for short visit
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      Come to Milan fair invite
      102 14 Come to Milan fair invite npHE Italian Trade Commissioner's Offices in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur have sent letters to the local chambers of commerce and leading businessmen inviting them to participate in the coming Milan International Trade Fair. A spokesman said that if these people were interested, space would be
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      Japan to buy more iron ore
      227 14 WILL TME &4m. TONS FROM MALAYSIA THIS YEAR JAPAN Is to bay 6.4 million tons of Iron ore from MalayI sia during the 1964 financial 1 year, 100,000 tons more than last yeai, the Japanese Ministry of Trade announced in Tokyo last week. With
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      COMMEMORATION AWARDS
      94 14 rpo commemorate the formation 1 of Malaysia, the local centre of The Institute of Bankers has awarded prizes to 16 candidates who passed Part 1 or Part 2 of the institutes examinations in Malaysia Year, 1963. They are: Part 1: Anthony Chye Jit Kwan, Ooh Keng Koon. Kwan
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      25 p.c. rise in Venus pencil sales claimed
      310 14 Vfl ALAYSIA is one of the best markets in the world 1"* for Venus pencils and there is a great demand in this area for top quality pencils in schools, drawing offices and by artists, said. Mr. F.C. Walker, export manager of
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      51 14 Mr. Bruno E. Schluep, managing director of the Felca and Titorri watch manufactory of Switzerland, left Singapore last week after a fortnight's Malaysian visit, to promote trade and meet distributors. He expressed satisfaction with Titonl's sales. The sole distributors for Felca and Titoni in Singapore are China
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      ETERNA WATCH DESIGN CHANGES
      140 14 ETERNA WATCH DESIGN CHANGES pTERNA S.A. of Swit- zerland, one of the world's leading manufacturers of quality watches, is to make watches to suit the particular taste of Malaysians in future. This decision was announced in Singapore by the company's executive vice-presi-dent Dr. A. M. Schutz. Dr. Schutz said the
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      115 14 Japanese study outdoor advertising A TEN-MAN delegation from the Federation oi All Japan Outdoor Advertising Association visited Singapore last week to study outdoor advertising in Malaysia. The leader of the mission, Mr. Yasuo NLshira. said that their study would enable them to advise their advertisers interested in planning their outdoor
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      BATA'S TECHNICAL DISCUSSIONS
      204 14 T»HE president of the Bata organisation, Mr. x Thomas J. Bata visited Singapore last week for discussions with Bata's local executives on the equipping of the new factory at Telok Blangah Road with the latest technical know-how and marketing techniques. A regular visitor to the State, Mr.
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      INSURANCE MAN PROMOTED TO ASSISTANT
      62 14 INSURANCE MAN PROMOTED TO ASSISTANT MR. LEOW. AH SOON (above) has been promoted to the rank of assistant in the New Zealand Insurance Co. Ltd. s Singapore branch. Mr. Leow. 43, who specialises in marine Insurance, is the sixth local member of the staff to be promoted to the executive
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    108 16 MELBOURNE. Mod. ■pALLS slightly shaded rises In today's Industrial moves. Leaders moved Irregularly. Company reports generally continued to reveal good half-year results and these provided the main Influence on the market. Oils were steady, but haae metals lost ground. Loans were steady. C.R.A 30/10 Mount Isa 43 1
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    261 16 MARCH Snt itraoa ruMbtr buytri r.o.b. tlaaad at S p.m. In liniaptrt and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 66i cenu per Ib. up rive-eighths of a vent on Friday's cloning level (or tha position Tbe tone was stsadisr. R.A.I, and P. M.R.I, sltslng svlats to cents per Ib. yesterday:
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    272 16 rpHE following list, of selected x Malayan Industrial yields la based on last sales on Saturday •Pnce »E.\. ICarnlnca Tleld »U K. Dividend Yield: *T.C. Tlmta Covered. Daflnitlom: Tlmet Co*ortd means tbe numher of times last year's total dividend la covered by tbe proMts for tbat year. Example:
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    71 16 CHINESE Prttfuta Eiahantja, Binssport nttn prlcti per plaul rtsttrday: Coconut oil: bulk S4«« stilers. dram |4»J tellers. Ctaca: Atorch/Aprll UK/OeatliMßt: UoquoUd. Ptapwri Muntok white S182» selleTt, Sarawak wbltt SlBO sellers, spwlal Sarawak black (117t sellers, garbled Lamponu black $117 a sellers, ABTA $127 a tellers. Slnutpore Coeenot Oil
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    29 16 March 2. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 66" 4 C ents (op five -eighths of a cent). TIN: $53 0 (down $18.37 '/i). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (unchanged).
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    BOTH INDUSTRIALS AND TINS ARE EASIER
    666 16 From Our Market Correspondent BOTH industrials and tins were easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, the former section being depressed by the political situation and tins by the continued drop in the metal price set off by the General Services Administration intention to
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    25 16 Malayan Stock Indict-* Feb. 29 Mar. 2 ♦Industrials: 112.84 111.92 Tins: 137.79 13.V87 S rubbers: 104.57 104.57 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    789 16 (COMBINED business In the Slngapore and Kuala, Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bauattad (2.000) $1.94. (1,000) (1.92: Celd Start (3.000) (3.40, (1.000) (3.38. (1,000) (3.38; Dunlops (4.000) (2.84, (1.000) (2.83; Btst Smtlt (1.000)
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    112 16 CHIPS lying alengtide the Slngapor* Marbeur artiarvet er ixawtM) tf day are: Ruya 4/5. Slndh 6/7. Benloyal 8/9. Aeneu 13/14, Slnjapore 15/ 16. Thermopylae 18. Mandowl 19. Bldor 21/«, Bayon 25, Purnea 26/27. Rmplre Oannet 27/2?, Paiia Bamora 31/32. Glengarry 33/34 *tO> wahansteln S»</39" Tong I, paml
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    Further heavy tin drop: Rubber is featureless
    390 16 rpHE price of tin In Penang X dropped heavily as anticipated yesterday and a fall ot $18.37* took it down to (530. The ottering at 275 tons was unchanged. In London on Friday tin took on a steadier appearance in eaxilei rtraiings following
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    204 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March 2. Thrae montbi. INDUSTRIALS Boustcad 15 cv. M. Cement IS eta. I mnlopa 18 eta. M. Box 24 eta. City Dcv. 6 cv. McAltster 111 ctt. B. Smelttrr 21 eta. M. Invest. 16 cv. Esuo 19 eta. Robinson 15 ct». I Fed. Dlip. 13 eta.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    88 16 TNI Malayan Eicftanas Sanki- Atitaiatitn made tnese cnannei in its ratea to merchant* yesterday: Landatt: nuyion airmail OD 2/4 1/8. 30 d/tt 2/4 1/4. 45 d/at 2/4 ft/16. 60 d/at 2/4 3 'B. 90 d/tt 2/4 15/32. 120 d/tt 2/4 19/32. 150 d/at 2/4 11/16. 180 d/at 2/4
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      699 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from r>denU Citizens for employment as Temporary Clerks In the Telecommunications Department Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Region. Salary Scale: (Men) $137.50 x 7.50 152.50/ 109 X 14-227/254x14--394/408 X 14 478/516X 19-692: (Women) 5122.60 x 7.50 137.50/ 176x14 204/230x14--300/317 x 14 3877 421x14-491 plus COLA at current
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      412 17 NOTICES I THE RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYA R.R.I. SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Applications for scholarships tenable at the College of Agriculture, Serdang, for three years from May 1964. are invited from students already offered admission to the College and from those Intending to seek admission to the
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      418 17 I TENDERS T* PEMBERITAHU TENDER J.P.T. PAHANG TENDERS from DID Registered Contractors Class E (Contruct.cn and Earthworks) and above rill be received by the Jurutera Parlt dan Taliayer Negeri, Pahang, Kuantan. up to 12.00 noon of 12th March, 1U64, for the construction of Gabion Revetments in Sungei Bentong, Bentong Town,
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      Back-in-form Equity will have track conditions in his favour
      535 18 RACING with Epsom Jeep: Penang, Monday IJACK-in-form Equity galloped attractively on a fast track at Penang this morning. Keeping wide out on the main course, he ran 3f in 40 on the bit. With track conditions in his favour, this speedy
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      RUE ROYALE BARRED FOR 3 MONTHS
      332 18 STIPE'S REPORT OENANG. Mon. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races: RACE I—Hue1 Hue Royale (Asuwadli refused to enter his stall and was withdrawn on the order of the Stewards. All bets on this horse were refunded. Rue Royale Is now barred from
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      69 18 TOKYO. Mon.— The managers of the world junior lightweight boxing champion. Flash Elorde of the PhiliDDines, and Teruo Kosaka (Japan* today signed a contract for a 15-round title bout to be held here on June 1. In Stockholm, Ray Patterson, younger brother of former world heavyweight
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      Weights
      453 18 FOR TOMORROW'S RACES AT PENANG DENAN G. Mon. 1 Wrifhts for all ■even races here on Wednesday: Cl. 1 Oiv. 2— 6 f Kin Tin Tin 9.00 i Champion 8.12 Color Cartoon 8.12 > Kita Saka B.l* Double Chance 8.10 National Joy B.IU Kquity 8.09 Gln<er Bread 8.09 Rol
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      281 18 SWIMMING SYDNEY, Monday. f}FF form Jon Konrads, Austral an swimming star, will not defend his 1,500 metres freestyle title in this year's Olympic Games. In naming their swimmers for Tokyo, Australia's selectors have chosen Konrads as a relay competitor and not for the Individual events.
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      200 18 TAMPA (Florida). Mon. Roy 1 Enier.sou of Australia won th« singles title In the Dixie international lawn tennis tournament here yesterday when he beat Manuel Saniana (Spain) t'i« holder. 9-7. 6-2. 6-4 In the final. Emerson, considered by many the leading amateur player In the world,
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      41 18 AUCKLAND. Mon. Peter Snell (New Zetland*, the worlds fastest milcr. left here by air for South Africa today to compete in four meet ings. Thej include ttic South African national games and the SA athletic champ; inship*. Reuter.
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      SPOTLIGHT ON YOUR FANCIES
      698 18 EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runner* at Pen ang tomorrow: Cl. 1, Div. 2~6£ DOUBLE CHANCE: Ha s a liking for Penang course, winning twice over 5Jf and 6f last •eason: finished a fast fourth to Shockallngam in Div. 1, 6f race in. December; any going.
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      434 18 NOTICE This Is to Inform the Pubilr that Mr. Kingsley Morrando ha.s no connection- with Stars as from Ist March 1964. He is therefore not Authorised to make any transactions on our behalf. Signed: STARS, 47. Beach Road. Singapore. UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPLICATION FOR ADMISSIONCLOSING DATE Candidates applying for admis-
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      289 18 NEGRI SEMBILAN STATE SCHOLARSHIP FUND Applications for State Scholar- ships are invited from Negri Sembilan Malay and Non-Malay Nationals who are holders of the Higher School Certificate or itt equivalent for courses tenable only at the University of Malaya and the University of Singapore. Application forms and other relevant particulars
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      542 18 TENDERS "department of agriculture, kedah, alor star PADI FERTILISER SUBSIDY SCHEME. IM4 (1.4.84 15.12.Mt TENDERS are invited tor the supply of fertilisers to p*tH fanner* under the Padl Fertiliser Subeidy Scheme. 1964 for the State of Kedah. 2. Tenders ln sealed envelopes marked "Tenders for Padi Pertiltaers. 1964" will be
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      17 18 McCULLOCH CHAINSAWS ARE BACKED BY SERVICE g_ M. D. M. LTD. M« r .in Uit Nm*m km.
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      68 18 SOI (XX Tour niuu-h simrupore v Japan i 7 p.m.) S pore Youths v Dunman Pioneers (i.30. both matches at Jn Besar). HOCKEY S'for Div. I: Police v TPCA (Depot); Kilat v SEA (Pantai); Signals v RMAF (R. Range Rd). Negri Div. 1: CRC v CYF (N8 Clubpadang. Seremban). Spore
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    SCHOOLS LINK-UP WITH FAM URGED
    284 19 SCHOOLS LINK-UP WITH FAM URGED DENANG, Mon. Ma- laysia must create a reservoir of talent from schools to meet their soccer requirements, according to National schools coach Choo Seng Quee. "There should, therefore, be a closer link-up between schools and state soccer affiliates and between the Football Association of Malaysia
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    69 19 NEW ORLEANS. Mo:i.— Arnold Palmer 34, who was leading money winner on last vear"s American golf circuit, said here that he did not seem to be able to concentrate on his game since giving up smoking. Palmer used to an through neatly packet of cigarettes while
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    PRO-AM DRAW
    317 19 Pairings and teeing-off times are: IST TEE 10 a.m.: C. McGregor and K. Jack; M. Ishii and Dato Loke Wan Tho. 10.10: K. Ono and E. A. Broder; R Newdick and Sgt. Smart (Seletar). 10.20: R. Moffitt and B. North: J Davis and B. F. Brennan. 10.30: A.
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    Thomson favourite
    432 19  -  LIM KEE CHAN TWO-YEAR RECORD EXPECTED TO FALL IN SINGAPORE OPEN GOLF I by Singapore, Monday TOP-FORM AUSTRALIAN ACE SAYS: 'I LIKE THIS COURSE AND HAVE A GOOD CHANCE' pETER THOMSON, Australia's four times winner of the British Open -*olf championship, will take the field a strong favourite
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    Concessions for children
    80 19 BINGAPORE, Mon. The organisers of the Singapore Open golf championship are offering special admission prices to school children in order to give them a chance to see some of the world's leading professionals play. Students will be charged $1 per day provided they produce a letter from
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    BADMINTON Yew, Teh to play in Malacca Open
    113 19 BADMINTON Yew, Teh to play in Malacca Open PENANG, Mon. Malayan and Periang open champion Yew Cheng Hoe and Malayan Thomas Cup captain Teh Kew San will compete in the Malacca open badminton championships starting on Thursday. "We are leaving together by the night mail this evening." Cheng Hoe told
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    Judo included in next year's events
    396 19 SEAP GAMES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Newlyelected. Southeast Asia Peninsular Games secretary general, Thong Poh Nyen of Malaya on his return from Phnom Penh today after attending the Games Congress, said that Judo would also be included in the SEAP Games at Kuala Lumpur next
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    51 19 HENRY COOPER (left) retained his British and Commonwealth heavyweight boxing title and captured the vacant European crown when he decisively outpointed Brian London over 15 rounds at Belle Vue, Manchester, on Feb. 24. The champion's left hand dominated the fight as he Jabbed and hooked the less skilled London. Reuter
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    SWNA OFFICIALS
    53 19 SINOAPORE. Mon Singapore Woman's Netball Association otticlal* are: President Mrs. Tan Yoon Yin; vice-president Mrs. Eunice Tan and Mrs. Daisy Tan 'all re-elected): Treasurer: Virs. I. Scully: Committee members Mabel Tan, Doreen Grant. One Siong Ngo. P. Lewis, Barbara Cook. Luanne Llm, Rae Fitzgerald. Cynthia Wong. Yeo Su
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    281 19  - HOCKEY JAPAN TEAM TO TOUR IN JULY KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon! The Japar^ese j National hockey team! will tour Malaysia in July as part of their preparation for the Olympic Games at Tokyo in October. The executive council of the j Malaysian Hockey Federation met yesterday and decided
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      TENNIS WINNERS ALREADY BUT LUU, VO DON'T LET UP
      186 19 TENNIS WINNERS ALREADY BUT LUU, VO DON'T LET UP KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Although South Vietnam had token a 3-0 winning lead over Malaysia in their Davis Cup eastern zone ties yesterday, it was business-as-usual for them when the last two singles were played on the Selangor Club courts today. Luu
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      Rahim to lead S'pore attack
      72 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. Rahim Omar will lead Singapore's attack against the Japan tour team in their soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow (7.30 pjn.). The Singapore team will be from: Wllf Skinner Idros Albar, Lee Wah Chin, Freddie Chew, Lee Kok Seng, Ibrahim Awang. Hussein
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      DAY PRESIDENT
      22 19 MALACCA, Mon. Malacca Cricket Association officials for 1064: President D. Day; vicepresident J. Hill; secretary T. Rajendran; treasurer C. Dawson.
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      CRICKET S. Africa tumble when Reid strikes
      169 19 CRICKET S. Africa tumble when Reid strikes DUNEDIN, Mon.-John Reid, 35, New Zealand's captain rocked South Africa when h« took six for 60 in 35 overs on the third day of the Second Test here today. South Africa were 209 for nine at the cloaa after a keen fight for
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      Lock icon Knight, Parfitt share honours
      83 19 OOMBAY, Mon. The Indian Cricket Board Presidents XI beat the Prime Ministers XI by 127 run* on the last day of the four-day charity match here Needing 314 runs to win' today with nine wickets left. Prime Minister's XI were all out for 308 Just after
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      KCA OFFICIALS
      39 19 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon Kedah Cricket Association officials an: President Shuib Osman; vioepresidents J. Hundley and J. Fiddler; secretary K. Daagaya; treasurer E. S. Nadarajan; committee members P. Augustln. A. Augustin, B. Nithlanathan. MokUi All and H. Durairatnam.
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      SELANGOR TO MISS NORTH QUADRANGULAR
      131 19 pENANO. Mon. Selangor have i withdrawn from the interstate hockey quadrangular to be played here this weekend. The PenanK HA have Issued an Invitation to the Armed Forces to take Selangor's place. Taking pail are Perak and Kedah. In the Penang state trial played today,
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    Singapore housing impresses Federal team
    163 20 Singapore housing impresses Federal team OINGAPORE, Mon. A four-man factfinding party from the Ministry of Interior of the Central Government today said that they were "very highly impressed" with public housing projects in Singapore. They were speaking at the end of a three-day stay In Singapore during which they studied
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    51 20 FRANKFURT, Mon. A woman doctor today told the Auschwlti death camp trial she watched Gestapo guards burning babies alive. Dr. Ella Llngens, a former Auschwitz inmate, said the camp commandant ordered the babies burned because there was no room for them In the Jammed gas chambers.
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    43 20 LONDON. Mon. Britain will pay the United States £8.750,000 i $75,000,000) for American support for the Commonwealth Force during and after the Korean war. The figure is given today In a supplementary array estimate presented to Parliament. Reuter. i
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    Water shut-off
    19 20 SINGAPORE. Mon— Water will be cut off In Balmoral Park tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Lock icon GREEK FLEET SAILS FOR 'NAVAL EXERCISES'
    124 20 ATHENS. Mon. A powerful Greek fleet including destroyers, troop transports and landing ships sailed from the Island of Crete on Sunday for "naval exercises" in the Aegean Sea. authoritative military sources reported. The sources said the transports were parked with soldiers, including units stationed
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    Tun Yusof presents State awards to 212 people
    326 20 Tun Yusof presents State awards to 212 people SINGAPORE, Mon. The Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak today presented State awards to 212 people in an hour-long investiture ceremony at the Istana Negara. The ceremony, held in the State Room was witnessed by some 600 guests. Including the Prime
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    Lock icon King Paul has 2 blood clots
    70 20 ATHENS, Mon— King Paul of the Hellenes, already tuileting from a blood clot in his right leg. now has another clot in his left lung and was today reported to be in great pain. The Prime Minister. Mr. George Papandreou. after seeing Crown Prince
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    U.S. plan to resolve Kashmir dispute
    147 20 NEW DELHI, Mon. The Hindustan Times said today there were strong Indications that the United States Is sponsoring a plan to resolve the Kashmir dispute by making the area an autonomous state. In a front page despatch from Washington, the newspaper said that the
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    Electricity cuts
    39 20 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Electricity supplies will be Interrupted In the following areas from 1 p.m. on Friday to 6 a.m. the next d£ Changt Village. Changl Road from the 14th milestone onwards, and Jalan Pantal Chantek (Nlcoll Drive).
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    The flood report for Johore
    93 20 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— Polltt announced tonight the following flood reports In the State: Segamat: Kampoiiß Chabong, 86 milestone. Johore BaharuSegamat trunk road, Kanipong Paya Pulaoq. five feet (subsiding) dry passable to all traffic. Pontian: Compound of 'ht police station at Kayu Ara Pasong and main
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    310 20 LONDON. Mon. All-rouno firmness in equities was the feature of the stock markets today. Opunusm regarding the Conservative chances at a general election a;-er last weeks pollticaopinion poll was a .stimulating factor. Shares usually vulnerable to political uncertainties were firm. Tins were dull, and rubbers
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    RUBBER
    51 20 LONDON. Mon. Spot I9*d.. Apr. 20d., May 20-3/16 d.. June 20--3 16d.. Apr. -June 20 id.. July/ Sept. 20> 4 d., Oct. Dec. 20\d., Jan Mar. 20\d., Apr. June 20 »a July Sept. 2O',d Oct. Dec. 20 ,d, c.l.f Mar. 19-11 16d Apr. 19 ,d. May 19-13 16d. Tone:
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    TIN
    23 20 LONDON. Mon. Buyers £1095. seller* £1105, Forward buyer* £1052-.-. sellers £1055. Settlement £1105. Turnover a.m. 675 tons, p.m. 225 tons. Tone: Uncertain.
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    New organisation for the Nanyang undergrads
    397 20 New organisation for the Nanyang undergrads SINGAPORE, Mon. A NEW Nanyang graduates organisation has been formed with a declared policy "to oppose threats, intimidation and smears by pro-Communist, anti-national extremist elements." i 1 The birth of this body— the Nanyang University Students' Fellowship which styles itself "a bulwark of the
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