The Straits Times, 2 February 1961

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    31 1 It Itf I II All V I It I I fl. C? A fc: Atffc 4k 4k 4k The Straits Times Nat**** Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1961. if 15 CENTS.
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    1961 THE BIG LEAP 1965
    417 1 SPENDING ON DEVELOPMENT IS DOUBLED Second 5-year plan will cost $2,000 m. Aim is to create 340,000 more jobs KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Federation's second fiveyear plan, which begins this year and ends in 1965, will cost $2,000 million— twice what was spent on the
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    MEET 'HAM' THE SPACE CHIMP
    67 1 MEET 'HAM' THE SPACE CHIMP THIS IS "Horn," the tpoce chimp, who was recovered alive after being shot 155 miles into space from Cape Canaveral in a 10-ft high capsule. Ham, a four-year-old chimpanzee, was fished out of the Atlantic in good condition. His trip was a rehearsal for a
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    'NEPOTISM' INQUIRY ENDS HEARINGS
    104 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE commission of inquiry investigating allegations of "nepotism" made in the Legislative Assembly by the former Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, against the Prime Minister and the Minister for Labour and Law ended its hearings today. The Commissioner, Mr. Justice Chua.
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    Thugs stab watchman
    51 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ramanand, a 27-year-old jaga. was stabbed in the right hip when he resisted three robbers in Stamford Road tonight. He was on his way to work when three thugs held him up opposite the St. Joseph's Institution playground and demanded cash. He resisted and was
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    Lock icon Mao's 'illness'
    44 1 NEW YORK. Wed. Newsweek magazine yesterday carried this item under a Peking dateline: "Diplomatic circles here are buzzing with reports that Mao Tse-tung has been seriously ill with a severe stomach disorder. He's said to be on a very strict diet." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nik accepts
    29 1 RABAT. Morocco, Wed. Soviet Premier N i k i t a Khrushchev has accepted an invitation from King Mohammed V to visit Morocco later thia year. UP.I.
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    Lock icon Leader dies
    25 1 PATNA. Wed. Dr. Sri Krishna Slnha. 74. Chief Minister of Bihar State since 1946, died at his home here yesterday.— Reuter. LINDA FONG
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    Linda gets 10 years for manslaughter
    2775 1  - Linda gets 1 0 years for manslaughter JACKIE SAM DRUNKENNESS IS NO EXCUSE FOR THE KILLING OF PERSON, SAYS JUDGE By SINGAPORE. Wed YOU CANNOT ESCAPE CONCLUSION THAT SHE WAS A VERY JEALOUS PERSON AS FAR AS THE DECEASED WAS CONCERNED: MR. JUSTICE BUTTROSE No friendly chat but wild, violent
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    Last wicket stand saves Australia
    137 1 Last wicket stand saves Australia ADELAIDE. Wed.— A 109--minute last wicket stand by Ken Mackay and Lindsay Kline helped Australia to draw the fourth Test cricket match with the West Indies here today. Final scores: West Indies 393 and 432 for six declared: Australia 366 and 273 for nine. This
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    —all out here
    43 1 all out here COLOMBO. Wed. The House of Representatives adjourned this afternoon because all the Ministers and most members stayed at home to hear the radio commentary on the Test. Mr. Singleton Salmon suggested that the Speaker adjourn the session. He did— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Split in Seato on Laos problem
    264 1 Split in Seato on Laos problem BANGKOK, Wed. A serious deadlock appears to be developing in SEATO over the situation in Laos. Thailand and the Philippines have complained of "Indecision" by the big power members— the U.S., Britain and France— ln seeking a solution to the Laotian crisis. They are
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    LATEST
    37 1 NEW SUCCESS C.\PL DUUTUUi Wed. 15, tudly vi« ccsslullv lir«d for intl Unic 'Minutcraan later ionUu<uU) balii^Ui ■sterile i>0«0 iltika intii b Uuti. Ecutcr. Cyc I J nan iv*4 s»«wi Maria insstiijicrt- rti> »-übark 'Sec pa;,*
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    Lock icon A SPACE TREBLE FOR U.S.
    509 2 'Chimponaut' back, 'spy in orbit and missile intercepts CAPE CANAVERAL, Wed AMERICA scored a treble space success yesterday. It recovered a chimpanzee alive after a rocket journey of 155 miles into space, hurled a Samos photographic satellite into orbit round the earth and successfully testiired
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    SULTRY SOPHIA BREAKS SHOULDER IN FALL
    118 2 GI'LTRY Italian dim star Sophia Loren liei in a hospital bed In Madrid. her left arm and shoulder in a plaster cast, alter falling In her flat last week, fracturing her shoulder. The actress fell only a few hours after she had finished filming
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    Lock icon Pill now on sale after FPA tests
    85 2 Pill now on sale after FPA tests T ONDON. Wed. An oral contraceptive pill became available in Britain yesterday on a prescription basis. The British-made pill Is a synthetic hormone which has been undergoing trials with several hundred married women volunteers in Birmingham and Slough. The Family Planning Association, which
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    Lock icon A China-Burma trade pact
    45 2 PEKING. Wed. China will i m port lice, beans, potatoes, metals and timber from Burma under terms of a new trade agreement released here today. In return. China will send to Burma machinery, steel, chemicals, textiles and other manufactured goods.— Reuter.
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    US Red dies
    25 2 NEW YORK. Wed— Eugene Dennis. 56. chairman of the Communist Party of the United States, died of lung cancer yesterday in hospital—U.P.l.
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    BB well again
    31 2 PARIS. Wed. Brlgitte Bardot went back to work yesterday after a bout of flu. She rode a scooter to drive from her dressing room to the set.— U.P.l
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    China attacks K speech
    67 2 TOKYO, Wed.—Communist China last night severely attacked President Kennedy's State of the Union' message. A broadcast by the New China news agency, monitored in ToKyo, charged that President Kennedy's message "made some pose of seeking peace, but It made clear that the fundamental purpose of United
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    Lock icon AMERICAN AUTHORESS, COLUMNIST DIES AT 66
    133 2 AMERICAN AUTHORESS, COLUMNIST DIES AT 66 LISBON. Wed.-Doro-thy Thompson, the American authoress and columnist, died here yesterday, aged 66. Dorothy Thompson earned fame in the Twenties as a foreign correspondent In Europe, notably In Vienna and Berlin. Back In the United Btates. she became political commentator of the New York
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    Crimea quake
    28 2 MOSCOW. Wed. Minor earthquake, centered on the Black Sea 31 miles south of Yalta, shook areas of the Crimea but caused no damage or injuries.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Admiral, Galvao may meet again
    546 3 REBEL CAPTAIN HOPES TO LAND LINER'S 620 PASSENGERS AT RECIFE SOON THE TALKS' SHIP SETS OUT ON A NEW MISSION RECIFE (Brazil), Wednesday REAR Admiral Alien Smith of the U.S. Navy last night steamed towards a possible second meeting with Capt. Henrique Galvao aboard the
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    New President
    24 3 BRASILIA. Wed— Mr. Janlo Quadros, 44, the youngest President in the history of Brazil was inaugurated yesterday in the half -built capital.—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Ben-Gurion quits over 'Lavon affair'
    114 3 Ben-Gurion quits over 'Lavon affair' JERUSALEM. Wed. Mr. David Bcn-Gurion resigned last night as Prime Minister of Israel after a lengthy Cabinet crisis stemming from the controversial "Lavon affair." Mr. Ben-Gurion, 74. who was first Prime Minister of the new state in 1948 and has held office with several breaks
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    Lock icon RUSSIA PLANS ATOMIC PLANE
    182 3 RUSSIA PLANS ATOMIC PLANE f ONDON, Wed.—Rus- sia is working on the possibility of an atomic-powered aircraft with a reactor similar to that installed in the Lenin, their atomic-powered iee r breaker, the representative in Britain of the Soviet airline, Aeroflot. said last night. The representative, Capt. Gregori Yarotski. told
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    Lock icon Nobel candidate
    36 3 STOCKHOLM. Wed A group of 34 Swedish members of Parliament yesterday proposed ex-Chief Albert Luthuli. former president of South Africa's banned African National Congress, as a candidate for this year's Nobel Peace Prize. Reuter
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    Lock icon GOVT. CANT INTERVENE IN THE ODHAMS ROW—MACMILLAN
    248 3 GOVT. CANT INTERVENE IN THE ODHAMS ROW— MACMILLAN LONDON. Wed. \fR. HAROLD MACthe Prime Minister, told Parliament yesterday he could not find that the government had any effective power to intervene in the present struggle for control of the £40 million Odhams Press group. But, he added, in answering questions
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    To jail for 643 years
    61 3 HOUSTON (Texas). Wed— A 19-year-old youth was sentenced to life imprisonment plus a total of 643 years yesterday after pleading guilty to 13 charges, including three counts of rape, robbery, burglary, car theft and stealing clothes. He got a life term for one rape and
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    Lock icon Kennedy recalls Moscow envoy for consultation
    359 3 Kennedy recalls Moscow envoy for consultation WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THE White House announced today that Mr. Llewellyn Thompson, U.S. Ambassador to Moscow, would return to Washington about Feb. 8 to consult with President Kennedy "on all aspects of Soviet-American relations." Mr. Thompson had an l Interview In the Kremlin 10 days
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    Lock icon WEST IRIAN: SOEKARNO ORDERS NEW SET-UP
    124 3 WEST IRIAN: SOEKARNO ORDERS NEW SET-UP JAKARTA, Wed.—President Soekarno has ordered the dissolution of the "National Front for the Liberation of West Irian." The work of this organisation, which was dedicated tc the winning of the Dutchheld territory for Indonesia. Is to be taken over by the new "National Front,"
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    Lock icon Africans halt Sandys' car
    57 3 SALISBURY. S ou t hern Rhodesia), Wed. A dozen African men and women leaping out from under wayside trees pranced and shrieked in front of a car carrying Mr. Duncan Sandys. British Commonwealth Relations Secretary, here yesterday and halted It. Police rushed to the spot and
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    Damages for a husband
    495 4 ON HIS RETURN HOME ONE EVENING HE FOUND WIFE AND A MAN SEATED ON HIS BED SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A WAR DEPARTMENT vehicle mechanic instructor told the High Court here today that when he returned from work one evening, he saw his wife and a man sitting
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    'WIZARD' OF FIGURES AT SCHOOLS
    87 4 'WIZARD' OF FIGURES AT SCHOOLS SINGAPORE, Wed. The "Mathematics Wlsard." R. Govindarajan. 20, today gave demonstrations at the Monk's Hill Secondary School and the J/lctoria School. Tomorrow, he will give similar demonstrations at the Queenstown Secondary School at 11.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Other demonstrations will take place at the
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    DATO LEE'S TREAT FOR 200 POOR CHILDREN
    91 4 DATO LEE'S TREAT FOR 200 POOR CHILDREN SINGAPORE, Wed. Two hundred Singapore children. Including the underprivileged and handicapped, are to be treated to a variety concert at the Badminton Hall at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday. Their $1 tickets were paid for by Dato Lee Kong Chian, a philanthropist and chairman
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    Free film show
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A free documentary film show will be held at India House, In Orange Road, at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Rotary talk
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. T. O. Cotterell, managing director of the Singapore Cold Storage, will speak to members of the Rotary Club of Singapore West on "Sailing as a sport" at the club's luncheon at 1 p.m. at Princes Restaurant tomorrow.
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    ELECTRIC LIGHTING FOR FIVE KAMPONGS
    181 4 ELECTRIC LIGHTING FOR FIVE KAMPONGS SINGAPORE, Wed.— A total of 212 homes in five kampongs are to have electric lights for the first time under a $70,000 scheme recently approved by the Singapore Urban and Rural Services Authority. The areas selected for this "lighting up" operation are: Kampong Soopoo. the
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    PRESENT WAS NOT HIS TO GIVE
    169 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A CLERK, E. Samuel, who sent a radio still under hire purchase agreement to Jndia as a present to his sister, was found guilty of criminal breach of trust by the Sixth Magistrate's Court here today. Samuel, defended by Mr. C. T.
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    Two would-be robbers caught in ambush
    237 4 Two would-be robbers caught in ambush •SINGAPORE, Wed. Acting on their own initiative, three policemen laid a predawn ambush in a rubber estate, resulting in the arrest of two men, Mr. E. H. Sheares, acting DSP, told a court here today. The men were found guilty by the First Criminal
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    THOUSANDS IN RUSH TO GET NEW I-CARDS
    291 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— Thousands of people turned up at the Selangor Registration Office here today in the biggest-ever rush to get letters of appointment for new identity cards. Some of them had gathered in front of the office at 5.30 a.m. three hours
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    EX-A.O.C. ON RETURN TRIP
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The man who led the air war against the terrorists in Malaya from 1953 to 1955 Is back here, making his last visit to the Royal Australian Air Force base at Butterworth. He Is Air Marshal Sir Fredric Scherger, Chief-of-StafT of the RAAF.
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    Killed father while personality split
    224 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A 23-YEAR-OLD man, described as having suffered from split personality, was today ordered to be detained in custody pending the pleasure of the Ruler-in-Council. The order was made by Mr. Justice Hashlm in the High Court here after the jury had returned
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    STUDENT IS STABBED NEAR HOME
    82 5 STUDENT IS STABBED NEAR HOME SINGAPORE. Wed.— A student, Sng Liang Chee, 19, was stabbed in the arm in Balestier Road last night shortly after a "staring" incident. He was treated as an outpatient. Sng told the police that he was cycling along Balestier Road when another cyclist blocked his
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    Deputation will call on M.B.
    48 5 TELUK ANSON. Wed. A seven-member deputa t lo n from the town council here will call on the Mentri Besar. Dato Sha'ari bin Plal. in Ipoh tomorrow to a memorandum urging the Government to solve the problem of river erosion In Teluk Anson.
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    Transferred
    33 5 MUAR, Wed. The acting head of the Johore North C.I.D Asst. Supt. Teoh Tiaw Guan. has been transferred to Seremban. Asst. Supt. Llm Hang Kool from Kota Tlnggl has taken his place.
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    Scout leader
    20 5 TANJONG MALIM, Wed. The new president of the Slim River Boy Scouts' Association Is the Rev. P Athimuthu.
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    National language bank
    53 5 PENANG. Wed.— All women employees of the Penang branch of Malayan Banking Ltd. will be dressed In sarong and kebaya during National Language Month. A spokesman of the bank said today that every endeavour would be made by its staff to greet and converse with customers In
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    Singapore is now ready for off-course betting
    280 5 Singapore is now ready for off -course betting SINGAPORE. Wed. SINGAPORE is all set for off-course betting, Mr. V. C. Bath, chairman of the Singapore Turf Club, said today. "We are ready to start off-course bettln* as soon as the Federation Is ready." he said. "Singapore will start with a
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    SERRANO WILL FLY IN TODAY
    146 5 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. T»HE Philippines Foreign Minister, Mr. Felixberto Serrano, will arrive in Singapore tomorrow on his way to Kuala Lumpur for top-level talks with the Federation Government on matters affecting South-East Asia. i Mr. Serrano, who will be accompanied by his wife, will fly In
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    MAHA show
    29 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The annual exhibition of the Malayan Agri-Horticul-tural Association will be held at the Selangor Turf Club grounds here from Aug. 31 to Sept. 3.
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    Park name to stay: Motion is beaten
    154 6 Park name to stay: Motion is beaten IPOH. Wed. A motion by an Alliance councillor, Inche Mohamed Yunan bin Abdullah Sani. that the name of the People's Park in Hugh Low Street be renamed "Taman Selera" < park of appetites), was defeated In the Town Council last night by five
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    First-aid class
    22 6 KAJANG. Wed. The Ulu Langat centre of the St. John Ambulance Association will hold first-aid classes in the national language.
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    PULAU BUKOM REFINERY GETS ITS 'STOMACH' Local men play star role in its installation
    225 6 PULAU BUKOM REFINERY GETS ITS 'STOMACH' Local men play star role in its installation OINGAPORE, Wed. The most important phase of the new $40--million Shell refinery at Pulau tfukom has been completed. This phase is the erection of a massive 110 ft 45-ton primary crude fractionating column— roughly the "stomach"
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    He wanted a bath...
    53 6 He wanted a bath SINGAPORE. Wed— A 14--year-old boy pleaded guilty in the juvenile court here today to a charge of trespassing into War Department grounds on Jan. 30. He told the court that he had entered a military camp to bathe at a standplpe there. The magistrate. Miss Jenny
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    Runaway clerk
    37 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Foo Slang Cheak. a bill collector and delivery clerk, who absconded with $435 belonging to his employer, today pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to committing criminal reach of trust. Sentence was postponed.
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    Four fined for speeding
    41 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Four motorists were each fined $20 In the Traffic Court here today for exceeding 30 tn.p.h. along Nlcoll Highway. They were Tan Kheng Hln. Ong Bok Koon. Koh Chee Chong and Yahaya bin Mohamed Noor.
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    1,400 start work on 'opening up' jungle
    142 6 KOTA BHARU. Wed. Nearly 1,400 landless people from all parts of Kelantan today started work on opening up 16,722 acres of jungle land In Ulu Kelantan district. They get land under the Kelantan Pan-Malayan Islamic Party Government's Land Development Board. Under the plan,
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    M.P.s: More diplomacy over foreign countries
    257 6 M.P.s: More diplomacy over foreign countries RULINGS AMtNDED ON QUESTIONS SEEKING CERTAIN INFORMATION KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TMTEMBERS of Parliament will in future hay« •"-'•to be more diplomatic when they ask questions in the House relating to foreign countries. Under amended regulations, they cannot ask questions seeking Information about the Internal
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    ESCAPED PRISONER STILL AT LARGE
    96 6 ESCAPED PRISONER STILL AT LARGE A LOR STAR. Wed. Despite a state-wide hunt a prisoner who escaped from the Aloi Star jail on Saturday, is still at largo. Police have alerted tht Immigration authorities on the Malayan-Thai border to keep a lookout for the escapee. Amlnan bin Mohamed Saman. Amlnan.
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    UN expert to study population trend
    124 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A UNITED Nations expert on demography the study of population arrived here today to carry out a six-day research survey on population growth in Malaya. He Is Prof. Mohamed A. El-Badry of Egypt. stationed at the D c mography Research and
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    Council insurance row
    430 7 AN INDEPENDENT AND CHAIRMAN IN CLASH OVER ATTACK ON THE TREASURER IPOH. Wednesday rTHE CHAIRMAN of the Ipoh Town Coun- cil, Mr. E. G. Waller, and an independent councillor, Mr. Toh Seang Eng, clashed in the council last night following attacks by Mr. Toh against the council
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    David Chen Gardens
    62 7 PENANG. Wed— The Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, will declare open the David Chen Gardens, named after a former principal of Chung Ling High School, at 4.30 p.m. on Saturday. The gardens, off Ayer Itam Road and Batu Lanchang Lane, are dedicated to the memory of the
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    ENDURANCE RIDER MUTHU STILL IN HIGH SPIRITS
    131 7 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Endurance rider R. Mulhukumar, 25, who began a marathon four-day cycle ride around a "ring" in Farrer Park yesterday, is still going strong. Looking a bit leaner and weather-beaten by 5 p.m. today, but still in high spirits. Muthukumar had clocked 30
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    Home burgled
    29 7 IPOH. Wed— Thieves broke into the house of Capt. W. A. Yokes, of the 2/6 Gurkhas. In Becher Road, off Tambun Road last night and stole $100
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    120 7 THEN TWO RECEPTIONS— ONE WESTERN AND ONE CHINESE TWO Malayans now in England were married at a ceremony at Caxton Hall, London last weekend. They are Miss Tong Siew Toong, 25. (pictured arriving for the wedding) and Mr. Chua Swee Boon. Miss Tong. an architect, and
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    Piped water now
    31 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM Wed. —Three thousand Villagers of Kampoiiß Pertama and its suburbs today received their first supply of piped water. Three standpipes have been installed in the village.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    33 8 It Hsraii Sl» Vimimum, IN EVER LOVINC Memory Of Mr. Frank Rasiah Stephen* Who Paiwed A««v on ITirt February. IMO. Gone M Ne».r Kurgotten" Inserted By His Loving Wife And Children
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    60 8 M W»r4, Sit (Mimimmm) MR. LIM SIAUW HIN and family h»nk tne paaloro. friends, relatives for their Invaluable help, visits, donations. reathn. loaa of vehicles and attendance at the funeral of the late Ha'lira Tun Baroe Neo. They also wish M thank doctom and staff of Ward 4A r.
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    320 8 10 W»r4, Sl* (Mimimmm) FIOIRAL PUBLICATIONS LTD.. >■>' on display th« complete ru>(e of fun and Fontana book* In the Cold s'ora«» Arradr. Orchard Road. S pore n ronjunctlon with S.I'.C.K. ONLY 3 MORE H»vt of iptrial I'hiara* N»w Year 8al» Handhaga and Artificial J»»rll*rv at reduced prlcei. Antoinette
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, February 2, 1961.
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      Candid Mr. Kennedy
      569 8 Theie have been few State of the Union messages as blunt and forthright as President Kennedy's. He has promised action at home, and leadership abroad, a challenge to America and the West, and a challenge to freedom's enemies. Even from Russia there comes praise that America's President
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      Health Service Paradox
      403 8 The Federation's health service, such as it is, is based upon privilege. Most privileged of all. after a tradition that belongs in Malaya's history, are government servants who still enjoy the advantages of I the heaven born with their official quarters, subsidised j rates for medical attention
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      Card Queues
      229 8 Once again there has been a great rush for identity card letters of appointment at the registration centre in Suleiman Building. Yesterday's crowd began forming at five in the morning, and by nine o'clock several thousand people were standing two or three abreast in a queue which stretched
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    DELGADO
    1414 8 PORTUGAL'S RELUCTANT REBEL A ROMANTIC, AN IDEALIST he is the very antithesis of a revolutionary leader, but he might be just the man to topple the astute Salazar Portugal: In the middle of the 20th century, a country kept firmly in the 18th... IN- HIS first radio message after
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      WELL-WATER VILLAGE: A DANGER TO HEALTH
      187 8 T THINK It Is about time that someone gave expression to the public discontent about the watersupply of Linggl village. I feel it my duty to make a beginning with this letter. The population of this village has been Increasing rapidly for some years
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      That 'ban' on Lady C
      239 8 IT Is difficult to know how to Interpret the news regarding "Lady Chatterley's Lover" which Mr. D. C. Yeoman, the representative of P&nguin Books In the Federation, gives us. I have only your report <B.T. Jan. 27) to go on. He says it is not
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      Unenviable
      161 8 I FULLY endorse the views expressed by 'ABC' fS.T. Jan. 27). Estate owners are placed in the unenviable position, so to speak, of being "be- tween the devil and the deep blue sea." If they complain to the authorities about unauthorised structures by trespassers and avaricious squatters on their
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      Action, please
      69 8 WHO can but agree with vv "AKG" of Slbu (ST. Van. 25) who wrote of the lack of Information available to tourists in Singapore? The Government "Visit the Orient" committee has made many excellent suggestions to Improve facilities available to tourists to Singapore but when are we to
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    Girl involved in shooting in which a man was lolled, court told
    522 9 PENANG. Wednesday rpHE prosecution sug- gested at a preliminary inquiry into a charge of murder that a girl was involved in a shooting at Burmah Road on Dec. 9 in which a man was killed and another wounded.
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    2732 10 THE CHUA BaT COMMISSION OF INQUIRY THE PREMIER NEVER MADE QUIT THREAT... SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE COMMISSION inquiring into allegations of nepotism made by the former Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, concluded its hearing today. The Commissioner, Mr.
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  • TODAY-AN EXTRA PATE OF FOREIGN NEWS
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      Lock icon Harriman thinks H-test I pact with Reds likely
      324 12 Harriman thinks H-test I pact with Reds likely WASHINGTON, Wednesday. MR AVERELL HARRIMAN, President Kennedy's Ambassador-at-Large, said there was a possibility of agreement with the Soviet Union on a nuclear test ban with necessary safeguards. Mr. Harriman also told the Senate Foreign Relations committee which later approved his appointment: "I
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      TEARFUL JUNE GETS DIVORCE FROM DICK
      227 12 TEARFUL JUNE GETS DIVORCE FROM DICK SANTA MONICA. (California), Wednesday. A TEARFUL June AHyson won a divorce from her husband Dick Powell yesterday charging him with cruelty. After the brief hearing she said she still hoped for a reconciliation. The Judge. Mr. Allen T. Lynch, granted the blonde actress the
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      50 12 Ex-clerk is jailed PORT MORESBY. Wed Brian Leonard Cooper. 24. a former Papua administration clerk, was today sentenced to two months' imprisonment after being found guilty of sedition. The crown alleged that Cooper attempted to Incite a native uprising against the territory's administration last September. He pleaded' not guilty.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Export-Import Bank chief
      48 12 WASHINGTON. Wed—President Kennedy today chose Mr. Harold F. Llnder, a businessman and philanthropist, as president and chairman of the Export -Import Bank The bank, an agency of the United States Government, extends credits to other countries for use In purchasing U.S. equipment and goods. Reuter.
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      20 12 MANILA. Wed—The first major treaty between Indonesia and the Philippines an Immigration agreement went into effect today. Reuter.
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      German aid for Egypt
      64 12 BONN, Wed.— West Germany announced yesterday that It will extend technical aid to the United Arab Republic by building an oil research Institute and a material testing plant In Egypt. Both governments have agreed to build a plant In Cairo for the training of precision mechanics.
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      Lock icon Shooting competition— with a human target
      155 12 Shooting competition with a human target SAIGON, Wed. A South Vietnam court was told at the weekend that four militiamen had held a contest to kill a boatman for which the prtee was one packet of cigarettes. Nguyen Van Cuon, a 27-year-old militiaman who was charged with murdering the boatman,
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      Mau Mau active again in Kenya warning
      240 12 Mau Mau active again in Kenya warning NAIROBI, Wed. The Kenya Government warned today that Mau Mau was active again. The Minister of Internal Security, Mr. A. C. Swarm, said the movement believed stamped out by security forces in a bloody, four-year emergency, has sprung up again in the past
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      318 12 SB &S &Q l§E l^B clb aia 55^ "^sa^L^^^^^*^i^B Kp i _k*^^ r rv^. j^HHPEibmHHPV'M'mV^N&^—^^^^^—y gjBN> M^ QAjff SBcfci y»«=T j ■(■■BlJ^HV' purtket«r of ono 6 Ib. tin of Q*^g^K^_Pß7 PIGEON IRANO Coakina Oil will k» Brttatitod with a lar(o packet of -v^r tw*«H. Purchoi#fi of ono 2 Ib. >^f
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      793 13 THIS week the eyes of the world are focused on Paris, where the leading couturiers of the world are showing their Spring and Summer collections. London and New York are drawing a Tot of attention too with their season's fashion shows. As
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      311 13 FREE Chinese New Year Gift to every Customer! Sea our wonderful selection of quality sift s at th« Friaidaira Showroom today i S 9 9 cv. ft. Refrigerator For Only $37/" a month (with email down payment) Frigidoire— Product of General Motor* 200 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore f. Skin Sores (learedi
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      320 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Black emperor conceals head L 11. Show one dealer in a of grey (5). trance (S. 5). 7. First-fruits of Clementine 4. The odd bit* men do dig up! campanology (7). (9). 6. Invested a shilling In plant 9 Not ail of the notices (7).
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      1703 14 THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE TO MEN. LIVERPOOL. OLAMOW, IONOON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. TsuT?Tor*TaTir P. Shim Penang MEMHOH L'ptal, Dublin, H'vre, H'burg Ml. Jl Ttday Frt 1/ I CIAUCUS A'wirp. H'burg, B'tntfl. Holl. FH 1/ I IYCAON Livawatl. Dublin FM 7/ I Fit 11 Siif!?."* lonton H f S. Rottadaa Frt
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    INDUSTRIALS, TINS STILL STEADY: PRICE MOVES SMALL
    932 15 INDUSTRIALS, TINS STILL STEADY: PRICE MOVES SMALL By Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS and tins had another steady day on the Malayan share market yesterday, but rubbers still attracted little interest Price changes were generally small. The two commodities maintained their separate trends, tin slightly upward and rubber slightly downward. While
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    79 15 rIE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning on Feb. 2. Rubber 791 cento a lb. Copra $440 a ton. Coconut oil $728 a ten. Palm oil $649.50 a ton. Palm kernels 5J59.25 a ten. The rates of duties
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    108 15 MELBOURNE. Wed. TNVESTMENT shares held a firm tone, with Dunlop gaining Is. 3d. to 30s. 6d. and Television Corporation 2s. to 525. 6d. Base metals and the oils remained steady. Santos gained lOd. to 9s. lOd. and Commonwealth bonds traded along flrm lines. Con. Zinc 85/104* Mt. Isa
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    RUBBER PRICES
    216 15 FEBRUARY ant grade rubber x buyers f.o.b closed In Singapore yesterday at 77 cents per lb. down half a cent on Monday's close. The tone was quiet. SC.( R A- CLOSING PRICES in cents per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.B-S. Spot fob. buyers 77H. sellers 77% (N);
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    113 15 ...TIM Malayan Kxthant* Banks' AsSMlatUn made tbese chanties In Its rmtes to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New Ye*k! buying airmail T.T. 32 7/<l. O.D. 33. 90 d/st 33 1/4 credit bills, 33 3/8 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 3/8. O.D. 32 3/4. 80 d/st
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    108 15 SHIPS lying alcngildt the Singapore Harbour Beard «hit>u er expected today are: Veatrl 1/3. Plying Enterprise 6A, Olenorchy 6/7, Prcs. Monroe 8/S, Tjttjalengka 10/11. Batu 13 14. Rondoran 15/ 16, Awata Maru 18. Taksang 19, Berdang N. Wall 3. Emp. Oannet 21/22. Bentong 23, Bambas 24, Sabang 2S/26.
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    THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    674 15 BUSINESS in the trading room on the Singapore section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares In brackets was: Industrials: Fed. Dlsp (8,000) (156; F. and N. ords (2.000) (2.11. (1.000) 52.12: Gammon (7.000) $2.20: O'town (1.000) 51. 90: Jackson (M) (1.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 15 SINGAPORE, Feb. 1. RUBBER: 77% cents per lb. (down half a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: j cents (quiet). TIN: $390.75 per picul (up 12'- cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 10 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    173 15 r£ Chinese Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: Quiet; UK /Continent Feb./ March shipments $27) buyers, $28 sellers. Coconut oil: Quiet; bulk $424 sellers, drum $45J sellers. Pepper: Quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $212* and Sarawak $207) (both down $5), special
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 15 Malayan Stock Exchange: Feb. 1 Jan. 30 Industrials: 141.37 ***** Tins: 194.46 195.40 Rubbers: 231.46 231.13 Jan. 1 1958 I*o.
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      40 15 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITED P. Sham Spore M.V. "STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH" tot Adelaide. Melbourne end Syateey Feb. 5/6 Fek. 7 Kuolo Lumpur Sub-Agents: Chief Agent*: ÜBAIDULLA COMPANY. R. JUMABHOY SONS LTD. 18. MoMwtWtteii Rood *****. Singapore. Tel: *****.
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      651 15 NOTICES NOTICE THE PERAK RIVER HYDROELECTRIC POWER CO.. LTD.. 1-5 Station Road. Ipoh. Perak Invites oilers for approximately 5 Tons scrap copper and 30 Tons mild steel scrap at Chenderoh Hydro-Electric Power Station where the material may be Inspected during normal working hours. Offers must be sent by Registered Post
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      573 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR Applications are Invited for the post of Bursar in tiie Universi'.y of Malaya in KuaU Lumpur. Candidates should have a recognised professional qualification in Accountancy and have wide professional and administrative experience in handling finance. Salary within the scale $1,200 x 50
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      328 16 NOTICES THE ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED AND CORPORATE ACCOUNTANTS, 22. Bedford Ssjnare, London, W C.I The Council of the Association proposes to resume holding Us qualifying examinations in Malaya with effect from and Inducing the examination in June, 1961. Examination centres (under the supervision of the respective Ministries of Education) will
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      814 16 NOTICE MALA VAN CEMENT LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) Notice Is hereby given that the Eleventh Oeneral Meeting of the members of the company will be held at the registered office of the company. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday 21st March. 1961, at noon
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      987 16 (Continued from Pare 8) SITUATIONS VACANT It Ward, St (Min.)— Baa tt cts. exfre WANTID Dental Surgeon as Assistant with view for practice In Kuala Lumpur. Apply Box A 9653 S.T. K.L. COMMERCIAL FIRM in Ipoh requires Junior Stenographer. Apply Box A 983 S.T.. Ipoh. IMPORTING HOUSE requires rundries salesman
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      1083 16 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Ward* St (Min.)— Box St et,. axtra AIRY ROOM with attached bathroom, celling fan. telephone Katong area suitable couples, bachelors, working girl* 111 Halg Road, Spore. Tel.. B'pore *****. MODERN PURNISHID PLAT 20.000 sq. ft. at St. Heller Avenue 4 bedrooms, all bathrooms attached. longbath, sitting, dining,
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      951 16 EDUCATION tt Word* SS (Mm.)— Box St tt*. exf r. POSTAL TUITION I CTMA Collage External Studies Department provide* courses: L.C.E., Cambrtdge/Ked of Malaya Cert., H.S.C. 0.C.8., Qualifying Test (Malay /Engl'sh), Secondary School Entrance Kree prospectus 123-C, Ipob Road, Kuala Lumpur. MORNING AND EVENING Classes: Arts, Science and Commercial Subjects.
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      890 16 FOR HIRE < tt Word, SS (Min.)— Box tt tt*. axtra RIFRIQIRATORI of various sties j from $8 monthly. Consult Lee e> Fletcher. 102, Orchard Road, (B'pore). Tel: *****. DOGS, PETS, ETC. It Word* Si (Min.)— Box it eta. exlr. COCKER SPANIELS for salt, three beautiful eight week old Puppies
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      585 16 FOR SALE lit Ward* St (Min.)— Box tt efs. axtrm DOUBLE YOUR FOOD Into a "Nor««" 5.5 cubic f*«t refrigerator. America's design lor better living to your borne. Es»y payments available oa inplay at Blntnpore Refrigeration Company 164 Clrmeneeau Avenue (Spore) Telephone 2219 H. BRAND NEW PIANOS. Otfls of Good
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    Kedah's stadium will be ready by August
    149 17 By CHAN BENG SOON A LOR STAR, Wed. Kedah's $430,000 sports stadium at Merdeka Garden here is expected to be ready by August. Construction of the field and terraces at an estimated cost of 5230.000 is expected to be completed in seven months.
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    Lock icon 'Change amateur rules' move
    63 17 BONN. Wed The West German Athletics Association, at their congress here, called for reform In the rules governing amateur status. They decided to press for changes at the next meeting of the International Amateur Athletics Federation. Alterations discussed by the congress included an Increase in the
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    Schools: Bigger programme
    266 17 NEW ARRANGEMENT TO AVOID CLASH WITH EXAMINATIONS, SAYS SSSC SECRETARY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Singapore Combined Schools Sports 1 Council has drawn up a bigger and better programme this year. The programme has been arranged so that it will not interfere with the school examinations, said Mr. Woon
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    Berne Boys due today
    150 17 i SINGAPORE. Wed.— Young Boys of Berne, the Swiss soccer champions, are expected to arrive here tomorrow morning. They will open their tour with a match against AllSingapore at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow night (7.30 p.m.). The All-Singapore side will be: Idros Albaru Lee Wah Chin,
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    129 17 Australia to defend Davis Cup at .Kooyong MELBOURNE, Wed. Australia will defend the 1961 Davis' Cup lawn tennis trophy at the Kooyong courts here on Dec. 26. 27 and 28. Kooyong was chosen on a casting vote of the chairman of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association, Mr. Norman Strange. Delegates
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    264 17 Looking ahead to Tokyo BY A BRITISH ATHLETICS COACH LONDON, Wednesday. PERFORMANCES better than present world records will be needed for a win in most of the events in the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo, according to John ,le Masurier, a leading British athletics coach. Le Masurier, who was one
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    31 17 LONDON. Wed.— Everton, the English First Division side with £250,000 worth of soccer stars, have been selected to represent England in the summer's international tournament In New York. Reuter.
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    48 17 PALM BEACH, Wed—lngemar Johansson of Sweden, who is training here for his Mar. 13 world heavyweight title fight against holder Floyd Patterson, said that two of his workouts each week would be private. Press and public will be barred from his training camp on Thursdays and Fridays.
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    140 17 BURNLEY AND LEICESTER WIN THROUGH TO 5th ROUND I ONDON, Wed— Both First Division ciubs engaged In last night's English Cup ties won through to the Fifth Round. Leicester City, after recovering from the shock of conceding an early "own goal." scored five goals in a 19-minute spell Just before
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      50 17 STORE BASE DIST. INTERUNIT FINAL: 19 Signals Regt 2 (Noordln. Nlzan GHQ FAR ELF 1 (YussoMH IPOH LEAGUE DIV. Z: Town Council 1 (penalty) Samuel's Club 0. ML AR LGE DIV. 1 High School Teachers w.o. Police. FRIENDLY (Penang} DTC 2 (Tuck Cheong. Tuck Seng) Penang Sikhs 2 (Barjeet).
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      21 17 BCC SIVEN-A-SIDE CS'pore): HMS Terror 35 REME 'A' 0; Royal Engineers 16 Sarawak Rangers 0; SRC w.o. from 19 Signals.
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      SOCCER
      81 17 INTER-SCHOOL LGE (Penant >: Technical Inat. 4 (Azml 2. Shahldin 3) St. Mark's. Butferworth 3 (Ahmftd). FRIENDLIES At Tai»ln« PederaUon Prlaona 3 (Low Kam Fook. Kabrt Yusof. Jamnluddln b. Mohr** Ramthan) Fed. Armed Forces 0. At Setsmat: Segamat East 2 (Muttu. Prasasatn) Labis Bahru 0. At Mur: DTC 5
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      GO-KART RACING
      67 17 PENANG MEET: E»oe 1 1 J Hudspeth J W.OJ*. WiUon 3 OJt. Cowle; I 1 Hudspeth 2 Cowle 3 Sim Chin Jin; Ea*e 3 1 T. Wheelwright 2 Shenton 3 R.J. Penyer; Race 4 uiandicap) 1 R.J. Penyer 2 Wheelwright 3 Shenton: Race 5 (pursuit) 1. Hudspeth 2
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      88 17 LIM TAN CUP ißawang) Men's doubles q-finals: Mohd Not and Adnan bt Osman and Kamaruddln 15-3, 15-7: Yusofl Ail and Mohd Nor Amln bt Llm Chin Hin and Llm Chool Tee 15-5, 19-10; Phang Kee Seng and Hoo Yee Ling bt Leong Chin Kirn and Osman 15-11, 15-5; Yen
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      SOCCER
      30 17 fJi. CLP: 4th rd Leicester 5 Bristol City 1 (Leicester away to Birmingham In 9th rd) replay Burnley 2 Brighton 0 (Burnley at home to Swansea in sth rd).
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      30 17 BANTAMWEIGHT (London > Freddie Gilroy (Br) outptd Ugo Milan (It) lords: Welterweight Brian Curvis ißr) stopped Rlno Borra (It) 4rds; Hyweifht Johnny Caldwell (Br) stopped Anjrelo Rampln ilti Bth rd.
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    Mickey Donnelly—still going strong at 50
    379 17  - Mickey Donnelly— still going strong at 50 EPSOM JEEP VETERAN JOCKEY SHOWS SKILL AND SPARKLE By SINGAPORE, Wed o Fifty up and still going strong— that is Jockey Mickey Donnelly. Yesterday, on the eve of his 50th birthday, Mickey showed that he has lost none of his skill and sparkle
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    RACES AT BUKIT TIMAH ON SUNDAY
    413 17 WEIGHTS for TT all eight races at Bukit Timah on Sunday: CI. 2, Div. I— 6F. Musty Jadi 9.00 Bir Noise 8.13 Cornelia 8.13 Barqiava 8.11 Butter 8.10 Hoi Houw 8.09 Memo 8.08 Little Richard 8.08 Come Vp 8.06 Power First 8.05 Strut Peter
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    209 17 Aussie team of four to visit South Africa and Rhodesia CYDNEY, Wed. Wonder swimmers John and lisa Konrads are in a team of four Australian swimmers to tour South Africa and Rhodesia in March. The group also Includes Neville Hayes and Jan Hogan. The team was announced
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    AUSTRALIA HOLD OUT FOR A DRAW
    1112 18 JACK FINGLETOH REPORTING ON THE FOURTH TEST Mackay the hero in last wicket stand after a sensational escape ADELAIDE. Wed. At 17 minutes past four at Adelaide today, Lindsay Kline, Australia's last man in, came to the wickets to join Ken Mackay. Thousands of
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    107 18 West Indies 393 and 432 for six declared; Australia 366 and 273 for nine. Australia second innings (overnight 31-3) McDonald run out 2 FAVELL c Alexander b Hall 4 SIMPSON c Alexander b Hall 3 O'NEILL c and b Sobers 65 BURGE c Alexander b Valentine 49 BENAUD c
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    NIZAR HITS WINNING GOAL FOR SIGNALS
    207 18 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. \LATE goal by inside-right Nizar helped 19 Signal Regiment to win the Singapore Base District inter-unit hockey final when they beat G.H.Q. Farelf 2—l at Gillman Barracks today. 19 Signal Regiment will now meet 2/2 Gurkhas (Malaya) in the final of the
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    England's XV vs Ireland
    88 18 LONDON. Wed. England's Rugby Union team lo play Ireland in Dublin on S.-uurday. Feb. 11. is: J. O. Willcox (Oxford Univ.. J. R C. Young (Harlequins). A. B. W. Risman (Lough borough college). M- P. Weston (Richmond), J. Roberta (Sale), R. A. W. Sharp (Oxford Un!v.).
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    32 18 SALISBURY. Wed. Professional football is to be played In the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasalaud during the 1961 season. This was decided by the Rhodesia and Nyaialand Football League— Reuter.
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    KIWIS EARN HK TRIP TO DEFEND TITLE
    162 18 KIWIS EARN HK TRIP TO DEFEND TITLE 2ND NZ REGT 18 pts 18TH SIGNALS 3 pts SINGAPORE. W ed. Second Battalion New Zealand Regiment will travel to Hong Kong to defend their Farelf inter-unit rugger champion ship against the champion unit in the colony. The Kiwis entered the final today
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      FAM profit up six times—now for that $100,000 gate
      689 18 FAM profit up six times— now for that $100,000 gate rvDOTBALL in Malaya moved into the fields of high finance in 1960. This is shown in the F.A. of Malaya's annual report which is a record of riches never before known in Malayan sport The FA.M.'s turnover for 1960 was
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      Free admission for women
      57 18 IPOH. Wed. Women will be admitted free of charge when Ramblers, the R. D. Y. Cup holders, meet Corinthians, the Malacca champions, at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here on Sunday. Men will have to pay 50 cents. On Saturday, the Corinthians will play at Taiping,
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      122 18 SOCCER TOUR MATCH: All-Singapore v Young Boys of Berne (Jn. Besar, 7.30 p.m.); Spore Youths v Army Selection (Jn. Besar, 6); MFA Jnr I*e: Perhlmponan SetU v Set la Java 'A' (Bal*stter Rd). Friendliea: Penang v Federation Armed Forces (City Stadium. 8 p.m.i: Rajajl v RMP (Farrer Pk). RIGGER BCC
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    454 19 Two tons of pink and yellow petals fall as a million turn out in Karachi welcome KARACHI, Wednesday A TWO-MILE shower of rose petals fluttered down on the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh when they drove into Karachi today at the start of their 16-day visit
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    36 19 MILAN, Wed.-- Seven people were reported killed when an international expreb* train was derailed near here today. The train, travelling from Paris to Trieste, left the rails 20 miles east of Milan.—Reuter.
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    54 19 Accepted 'with regret' PARIS, Wed. The 15 NATO nations formally accepted the resignation of Secretary-General Paul Henri Spaak at a regular weekly session of the NATO Council today. The council, released a communique saying that it was 'with regret" that it had approved M. Spaak's request to give up the
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    39 19 WASHINGTON, Wed. -The United States yesterday agreed to help Ethiopia build or improve 27 airports, including jet ports at Addis Ababa and Asmara. The Development Loan Fund announced a US$l9.5 million loan for the project. U.P.I.
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    56 19 MRS. THERESA TMANCAMMA O»--lovM wife of Mr. Alphtnzo of Gadek K.M.ite. Tampin, pa sued away peacefully at Tampin Hoopitnl on 27th January. 1961. Mr. Alphenzo and rhildren thank all friend* and relative* who attended the funeral, sent wreath* and message* of condolence: also the medical officer and nurses at
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    21 19 MR. AND MRS. CtORCC TAN HUP SENG thank relatives and friend* for their presents, assistance and attendance at their weddlnu.
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    Lock icon 'HEAVY FIGHTING' IN THE CONGO
    267 19 'HEAVY FIGHTING' IN THE CONGO LE OPOLDVILLE, Wed.— The United Nations Command yesterday reported "heavy nghting" in NorthEastern Congo, where Ma j. -Gen. Joseph Mobutu's central Congolese troops were said to be closing in on the strongholds of supporters of deposed Premier Patrice Lumumba. Brig. Qen. Indarjit Rikhye. of India,
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    Work for independence within Commonwealth, says SPA
    279 19 SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Singapore Peoples' Alliance today suggested that the r— people of the State must work for independence within the Bri- tish Commonwealth, and then effect a union with the Federation of Malaya. While welcoming the assurance by the Federation Prime Minister,
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    LONDOM STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    353 19 LONDON. Wed— A fairly good two-way business was iraiisacied on ibe Lonuoii stock exchange today bui ihe market generally faiied 10 establish any ueflnue vend. Tne undertone remained satisfactory but tiie ove.nigm reacuon on Wall Street last, nig In made operators cautious Closing middle prices
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    Cheer Fund soccer: PM's wife happy
    616 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday PU A N SHARIFAH RODZIAH, wife of the Prime Minister, today expressed great satisfaction with the public support of the special football matches she and her committee are organising in aid of the Straits Times and Berita Harian Cheer Fund for
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    Court acquits two boys
    58 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two Chinese boys, aged 12 and 13. were discharged in the Juvenile court here today on a charge of importuning at the Great World car park on Jan. 12. Two policemen alleged thai they saw the two boys opening the door of cars fop
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    22 19 JAKARTA. Wed.— The Indonesian Government has allocated more than 100 million nipiahs for its malaria eradication programme this year. Reuter.
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    Anniversary
    24 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Chinese New Year falls on Feb. 15 this year, exactly as it did in 1942. when the Japanese captured Singapore.
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    27 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. Th« Second Traffic Magistrate. Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee. was transferred today to the Tenth Magistrates Court. Hi» successor is Mr. T. Ariaxajah.
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