The Straits Times, 3 March 1963

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in Mat*? NO. 1,431. SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1963. 20 CENTS
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    MALAYA'S O-W-N CAR
    883 1  - MALAYA 'S O-W-N CAR TAMIMUDDIN KARIM by Won't be too long now: Dr. Lim Forerunner of new plants to come— Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.-The first indication that Malaya was thinking along the lines of manufacturing her own cars was given by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee
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    Patriotic Fund: $10,693 in a day
    346 1 Patriotic Fund: $1 0,693 in a day J£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The National Patriotic Fund got off to a good start today with a donation of $10,000 from the Straits Times Press (M) Ltd. Total contributions received today by the Straits Times. Berita Harian and the Malay Mail reached the figure
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    Find-Ball jackpot now $3,500
    77 1 Find-Ball jackpot now $3,500 rE Jackpot in the Berita Harian Find the Ball contest has reached the roectacular total of $3,500. This the prize for this week's "F" contest. The lucky winner of contest "E" was Inche Zainuddin Taib of 241, Market Road, Bukit Mertajam, who was nearest the ball
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    Miss Mervyn Pike
    41 1 Britain's Assistant Post-master-General, has been appointed Joint Parliamentary Under-Secretary at the Home Office in .succession to Mr. Charles Pletcher-Cooke who resigned after a teenage boy was arrested for driving his car without a licence. Miss Pike is 44.
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    Ronald Armstrong-Jones
    46 1 father of Lord Snowdon had 'a fairly comfortable night and Is progressing favourably" in Liverrjool Royal Informary, a hospital bulletin said yesterday. He was rushed to the hospital when the liner Empress of Britain docked at Liverpool at the end of a 14-day cruise
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    Billy Graham
    25 1 the evangelist was in hospital yesterday with an acute gastrointestinal infection that left his plans for ap Asian crusade up in the air.
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    Nikita Khrushchev
    16 1 the Soviet Premier, has accepted an invitation to make his third visit to Finland
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    Tun Razak accuses FEW JAKARTA LEADERS AND COMMUNISTS CAUSE PRESENT CRISIS
    256 1  - Tun Razak accuses FEW JAKARTA LEADERS AND COMMUNISTS CAUSE PRESENT CRISIS HENRY PAUL By GRIK, Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. today laid the full blame squarely on "a few Indonesian leaders and the Communists" for the present strained international relations with Malaya. "If ever there is armed
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    JUST FANCY THAT!
    28 1 NEW YORK. Sat. Claiming a new record for orbiting in a laundry sDin-dryer. laundronaut David Olive, of Vanderbilt University, staggered out yesterday after 450 revolutions.
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    33 CHILDREN GIVE CAKE MONEY'
    83 1 33 CHILDREN GIVE CAKE MONEY' A LOR STAR, Sat.— Thirty three children ol a small kampong near here toda.i fave iheir "ealti money" to the National Patriotic Fund. They sen) 512.05 to the Prime Minister Ten r k n Abdul Rahman In a letter with Ihe money, one ol thr
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    Anne with her new son
    39 1 Anne with her new son -yyHAT a lovely baby", says Raymond Stross. film producer husband of Amw Heywood. the British film actress, as his wife feeds their baby son. The picture was taken at their home in Kensington, London.
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    R.K. Nehru
    28 1 Secretary General of the Indian Foreign Ministry, had a "very friendly and helpful" 90--minute meeting with _Mr. Khrushchev in Moscow. They discussed the Indo-Chinese border situation.
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    Jakarta army men held in the Straits
    202 1 Jakarta army men held in the Straits IPOH. Sat. Malayan Police detained live Indonesians, three of them armed and uniformed Army personnel, in the Straits of Malacca near Pangkor Island yesterday. The other two were described as fishermen. The Indonesian Army personnel told the police a harrowing tale of being
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    Susan Pratt
    15 1 of Windsor, 19, was named Miss England 1963 last, night. Her statistics: 36-24-36.
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    10 die in Bali blow-up
    576 1 1 0 die in Bali blow-up VOLCANIC LAVA DESTROYS MANY VILLAGES JAKARTA. Sat At least 10 peoplo were killed and thousands made homeless after lava, erupting from Gunong Agung on the island of Bali, swept through and destroyed several villages last month, t was reported here today. A presidential palace
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      25 1 FISEST DIAMONDS SET ENGAGEMENT RINGS U.S. de SUVA SONS, Jewellers 25, Raffles Place, Singapore- 1. V Tel: *****. SEE PAGE SEVEN DOWN GOES A LEVER
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    Lock icon Unfaithful: What the butler saw
    335 2 JUDGE: TOO MUCH LIKE LADY CHATTERLEY LOVER TO BE TRUE I ONDON. Sat. Justice F.G. Onnrod, a jurist with a feel for literature, has found one ol his divorce cases too much like "Lady Chatterley's Lover" t i be true. He aiso to.* th» poii-
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    Biggest iron ore stacker in Malaya
    76 2 Biggest iron ore stacker in Malaya A stacker, the biggest of its kind in the Federation, belonging to the Metals Company at Kuala Rompin. Pahang, stands by at the end of the conveyor belt ready to load high grade iron ore into lighters. Nearly 500.000 tons of high grade iron
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    New bank branch
    43 2 SINGAPORE. Sat— Mr Ko Teck Kin. president of the Sin- i papore Chinese Chamber of I Commerce, today opened the new branch of the Chung Khlaw Bank at the 7'- milestone, Buklt Timah Road. A reception followed the opening ceremony.
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    Brunei rebels supremo (ex-constable) now likely to surrender
    291 2 IMBANG (Sarawak). Sat. Ju A "model" police constable, who was the military supremo for the rebels In the Llmbang-Temburong district on the border of Sarawak and Brunei, is one of the 12 rebels left in the 10-square mile mangrove and nipah swamp
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    DEFENCE: THE BIG SWITCH HAS BEGUN
    392 2  -  JOSEPH YEO CANNING WILL BE FEDERAL ARMY HQ. by Singapore, Sat ■JHE first move in the transfer for responbilities for the defence and security of of Singapore from Britain to the future central government of Malaysia began today. It started with the moving in
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    Assembly date fixed in S'pore
    152 2 Assembly date fixed in S'pore SINGAPORE. Sat. The fourth session of the Singapore Legislative Assembly will begin on March 27. A proclamation by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. was gazetted today by the Government. The new session promises to be a stormy one: with the main opposition
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    Beating the Retreat
    33 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Band of the Boys' Brigade. Singapore Battalion, held a Beating the Retreat ceremony at the Padang this afternoon to mark the end of the 1963 recruiting campaign.
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    Sell Malaya abroad, says Diners' Club chief
    157 2 Sell Malaya abroad, says Diners' Club chief SINGAPORE. Sat.—Worldwide political publicity rapr.ot promote tourism for Malaya. Mr. Alfred S. Bloomingdaie. president of the Diners* Cub International, said on arrival here last night. "Politically, it Is getting publicity all right but It's the publicity about what Malaya has to offer the
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    TEN MORE STORE OFFICERS TO HELP PROBE REVOLT
    108 2 Sat.— More kJ Singapore police officers are to be sent to Brunei soon to help investigate the Dec. 8 revolt In the oil-rich state. A new group of 10 officers have been selected to assist in the interrogation of the 1.000-odd rebels
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      325 2 ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT HEARD THE NEWS? SINGAPORE, Sun. -The new Fiat HOOD is here! Here's a newcomer that promises to make 1963 motoring a sheer r^^ delight! It' s the Fiat HOOD, an A W^k improved and streamlined version of the famous Fiat 1100 Special. m £kr^ Want to know the
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    Orchids
    258 3 2,000 delegates to attend 4th. world conference f in Singapore SINGAPORE. Sat—Singapore's economy wl.l get a big boost when some 2.000 delegates gather here for the fourth World Orchid Conference which opens on Oct. 3. To coincide with the conference, there will be a fabulous orchid festival to be
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    Quake victims aid
    37 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sal— The Federation Government baa contributed SlO.OOO to the Lib- yan Government to ass^si the CtbW ni the severe earthquake which has recently ■truck the town ot Bane, v was announced today.
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    Recruits
    233 3 CHINESE YOUTHS URGED TO JOIN ARMED FORCES IN f BIGGER NUMBERS I IJUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Chinese youths were today urged to comr forward In big numbers v join the Federation Armc Forces. A Ministry of Defence spokesman said they were needed for the three branches of the armed forces
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    Cashier jailed for misappropriation
    63 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Soh Beng Tee. former cashier of Dyer and Smith Ltd.. in the Arcade, vai n*iay fined $2,000 6r six months' imprisonment, in addition, a days jail, in the Ninth M.in.st: ate's Court for mi&apDmpna::nt $867.60 from the firm betweer March 3 and May 31.
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    FISH TALK
    376 3 YJANY kinds of tishes change iT colour during growth, and several references have been made in this column to species bat m prettily marked when young bui become plainer as they get older. Wuitc the most remarkable folour-changc. however, is to be M in certain su.'cies of marine
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    I WAS KIDNAPPED BY
    375 3 'Man who courted me for six months came into my bedroom with parang' by CHAN BENG SOON ALOR STAR. Sat PRETTY 14-year-old girl, Dahara binte Saman, today testified she was forcibly taken away by seven men one night last October. "One of them had been courting
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    $84,000 rewards paid to catch rebels
    441 3 $84,000 rewards paid to catch rebels BRUNEI TOWN, Sat. The Br a r»ei Government has paid $84,000 in rewards for imunnaiion leading to the arrest or capture ot reDeis in Brunei. This includes money spent on recovery of arms since January 1963. an army source said. The source aiso said
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    Dato Wong: We believe in press freedom
    188 3 Dato Wong: We believe in press freedom pENANG. Sat- A progressive democratic country like Malaya believes in freedom of the press, the Chief Minister Dato Wong Pow Nee. said here tonight. "And. to the credit of our journalists, they have exercised this freedom with a sense of responsibility." he said
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    New post office
    24 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The new Bedok Post office was opened by Mr. Goh Chew' Chua. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister
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    SIEW SIN: MERGER CASH DEAL HAS NOT BEEN SETTLEC
    553 3 SIEW SIN MERGER CASH DEAL HAS NOT BEEN SETTLEC IJUALA LUMPUR. Sat. IV The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. said today there were sti 1 some difficult financial issues to be resolved in the Singapore-Federation merger arrangements. Discussions on this which have been going on for some time
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    Diamonds case
    280 3 PROSECUTION WANTS FORFEITURE: JUDGMENT RESERVED MALACCA. Sat— The president of the Ma'acca Sessions Court. Mr. B T. H. Lee. today reserved Judgment unil March 9 In a case in which a ships fireman was charged with possessing 357 diamonds worth $22,450 on which customs duty of $5,612 had
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    Koran in English, Chinese, Tamil
    60 3 KANOAR. Sat. The Perils Oovernnicnt is talcing s«u^ in translate the Koran Into Malay. Enu ish. Chinese. Tamil ti;il Siamese so that more people ir Malaya can know oi its conten's A commit ice was set up today at a meeting attended by h.-RcB«-ni. Tencku
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    Youth. 19, granted $250 bail
    47 3 PENANO. Sot.— A 19-year-old youth, l.im Tau Sang, today I claimed trial to a charge of stealing a scooter belonging to Yeau Tuan Hooi. The First Masistrate. Mr. Ng Mann Sau. fixed hearing for Aoril 6 and granted Lim bail of 1250
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    A variety show
    22 3 SINGAPORE. Sal The Ministry of Culture will present an aneka ragam ra'ayat in Buki' Panjang at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Just to warn you...
    372 4 Just to warn you... A SALES hungr-j trader was finding time heavy on his hands. Business was slow and it looked as though it would c yet another of those deal-less days. Suddenly the phone shrilled. A big firm of reputable merchants came on the line and placed an order
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    20 acres—and the land rush...
    744 4 20 acres— and the land rush... KOII REPORTS ON THE FAST RISING PRICES IN SPORE AND PASSES ON A BOLD Hammonds SCHEME TO BEAT THE speculators OF SPACE AND YOUR MONEY WHEN I heard of the 20 acres that went with "Mallaig"— the house the Federation Government bought from cinema
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    VERDICT
    89 4 FROM Column Six; Tha ■tore lout It* caae. The judge wid that the Hire Purchase Act cannot be v> easily flouted. A claune exempting the ■eller from liability If the good* are not reasonably fit for use must be pointed out to the buyer and it* effect made clear
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    Case of the default H.P.
    413 4 Case of the default H.P. pEMEMBER the days when hirepurchase was regarded as not quite decent? The sort of thing in which no respectable person would involve himself? Now all has changed. Hire-purchase is not only respectable except in the eyes of Britain's most cantankerous judges it Is an established
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    POINTER on training...
    430 4 BEFORE we progress further. I suggest we ensure that our present training Is up to standard. You may well be doing this each training period. However, In the event of your not doing so, this la the bMt way to set about It:— At the end of
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    MOTORING
    4 4  -  PETER LIM BY
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    LETTERS
    519 4 FROM Singapore reader D. LEONG came this letter last week: "I own a little sports car with a compression ratio of 9.0:1. From the way the car is performing, I would say that the three oil companies here do not give us premium-grade petrol with a high enough octane
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    A 'ghost' that haunts sports cars
    9 4 OR OCTANE RATING
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    Anxious
    138 4 ■pjEAR Mr. lim: Some months J back you mentioned that the Borgward company In Germany has been taken over by a South American multi-million-aire, which is of course good news to all Borgward ownersPerhaps you might be able to let us know when production is likely to commence again,
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    For the people wrestling with a problem
    215 4 NEW WHICH pump snail I go to? This is the question that every motorist has to answer. It is a question he has to reconsider from time to time. Some just go to the nearest service-station for car fuel. Others go by brand
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    Undecided
    99 4 £)EAR SIR: I am contemplating the purchase of a Singer Gazelle 111 on my return to Britain, but before making a final decision I should like to have a few particulars with regard to fuel consumption and overall performance. I assume that you have in your files the test
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    Heartache of some 'twin carb' boys
    229 4 HEAR PETER: I want to porelwse a TJtJS, bat 1 hesitate because of the man; stories 1 have beard about the problems Involved In servicing the engine and keeping the carburettors adjusted. What Is your opinion of the reliability of this car? ANTHONY KING.
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      230 5 A MAJOR INCREASE IN TOTALPOWet FROM Not since the original Supershell with ICA came to Malaya has "f I IWI W!^\m\M more knocking -re-formulated NEW SUPERSHELL there been such a dramatic increase in the total power of petrol. Elm WW < 7 »'^6 t distributes its increased anti-knock quality to
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    THE GHOST OF PASTERNAK
    437 6 THE GHOST OF PASTERNAK OFF the Moscow presses rolls yet another book savagely critical of the years of Stalin rule, proof that after more than 40 years of thought control the mind of Russia Is still very much alive. The nonconformist ghost or Pasternak still walks the battlements. The Intellectual
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      TELLING THE PEOPLE
      113 6 A PULL now and paylater dental scheme? (Sunday Times Feb. 24) I am convinced that half the people who engage in newspaper correspondence cannot be right in the head. Here in this age of affluence, in Malaya 1963 you have an individual who is on the lookout
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      SUN-HAPPY GUNBOATS
      110 6 rpHE Indonesian navy gets X gun happy and what happens. Thousands of our fishermen who in the best of times live a bare hand-to-mouth existence find their living imperilled. And yet there are people in this country who say that Dr. Subandrio's policy of confrontation is one that
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      SO VERY PUKKA
      106 6 A. VADIVELU, KUALA LUMPUR. GOLF Is the status symbol game of the moment. But it won't be for long if more people take the trouble to read the piece on polo by Ken Hammonds (Sunday Timts, Feb. 24). The cost is rather forbidding $1,200 for the pony.
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      THE NATIONAL LIBRARY
      153 6 I NOTE In one of the articles in the Sunday Times (Feb. 24) the design of the National Library was attributed to me. whereas, in fact, this building Is a P.W.D project. In the same article Ken Hammonds also mentioned that the Royal Institute of Building Architects
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    LETTERS OF THE WEEK
    92 6 rlIB hit-and-run menace I see is now spreading to the tea. I thought it was once confined to the roads of Singapore but apparently I am mistaken. In "Collision in sea storm (Sunday Times, Feb. 24) the men in the junk felt a sudden impact that
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    Thugs must pay up in cash!
    808 6 WHY I SAY ITS TIME WE MADE IT POSSIBLE HERE... SHOULD thugs pay compensation to people they hurt? I bet you would say without the slightest hesitation: "Of course, they should!" Yet what compensation in fact do victims of gangsters get in Malaya? If
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    OPINION PAGE
    106 6 SUNDAY I g.- r 4Vr TELLS YOU WHAT MALAYANS i ARE THINKING AND SAYING E 111 II t# can't thugs be compelled to pay If n i compensation to their victims 3 s In o civil case soy, o libel suit the jury awards damages. In o criminal
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    We must hurry or we shall lose the survival race
    809 6  - We must hurry or we shall lose the survival race B. R. SREENIVASAN Dr. TIIL future of a country depends on the number and calibre of its scientists. Our very existence depends on industry and its handmaiden science. This is particularly true of developing countries such as ours. •^TiITS^EilSj? We
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    IT IS NOT THE END...
    573 6  - IT IS NOT THE END... JUNION KLAI CHUN By To ill who failed tht N.t.C. JOE WONG searched frantically for bis name. His fingers pointed nervously op and down the column In the Straits Times, looking and wondering. Did he fall? Hal there been a misprint? Was the list complete?
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      13 6 HOTEL MERLIN TREACHER ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL
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    132 7 fENGKU Abdul Rahman pulling a lever that operated the heavy plant and machinery of Dunlop's $25 million factory in Petaling Jaya yesterday. This was done amidst a fanfare provided by the Regimental Band of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, specially brought to Kuala Lumpur from Malacca for the occasion.
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    You may win $50 for an answer
    133 7 You may win $50 for an answer READ the article on dynamism, book-learning and enterprise on Page Six Now answer this question: Would you join, a Ken-nedy-style Peace Corps u> work in the backward countries of the word? Give your answer in 500 words. The best contribution will win x
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    For your day by the sea
    88 7 TODAY Sedili Kechll 2 13 am. it)Bft> 409 p.m. < 6.Bft) Singapore 3.37 a.m. <B.5U> 503 p.m. 1 7 Oft): Port Dickson 11.25 a.m. (6.oft): Port Swettenham 10.15 a.m. t9.7ft) 11.15 pm tlO.llfti: Penan*! 523 a m (55ft) 6.08 p.m. i6.oft>. TOMORROW— SediIi Kechil
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    Claims dateline
    38 7 KUALA LLMPUR. S:ir The Ginon input Medical an<J Health Employees' National Uniuii today «a\e the Govern- m l month to moot Its rlalnis lor improved wages, i falling which it would meet to consider "Industrial action."
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    Women's rally to mark demand for equality
    168 7 Women's rally to mark demand for equality KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. The Women Teachers' Union will hold a rally on March 26 to mark the first anniversary of their demand for equal pay. The president of the union, Mrs. R. A. Bhupalan, said today that this was to focus the attention
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    Your TV today
    170 7 HERE Is TV programme for today: b.OO p.m. Opening and programme summary in Malay, Chinese, Tamil and English. CM p.m. 'Captain Pugwa&h and Bengo.' Captain Pugwash Is a pirate chief and Bengo is a boxer puppy who wears a magic collar. 6.M p.m. News and newsreel in
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    Three youths guilty of extort bid
    65 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three youths, Abdullah bin Ahmad. Ahmad bin Kadlr and Abdul Rahman bin Sam, were found guilty In a Criminal District Court today of attempting to extort $3 from a coffeeaUll owner, P. Rethlnaiamy, In Buklt Tlmah on Jan. 30. The judge, Mr.
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    Opening date
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will open the Jurong wharf construction on March 9. A lion dance will usher in the official celebrations at 10 a.m.
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    Hunt for escapee
    27 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Police are looking for labourer. Kunnimalek. 24. who escaped from their custody at the Johore Bahru General Hospital here last night.
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    There is no room for snobbishness
    347 7 From Page Six not only a rich academic programme, from poetry to physics, but also art, engineering, metalwork and woodwork. Many people may argue against these "second chance schools" and Insist on dividing the nation between the Privileged and the People. My reply' to
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    S1.75m BRIDGE CUTS 0UT FERRY BOTHER
    217 7 S1 .75m BRIDGE CUTS 0UT FERRY BOTHER Open to single-line traffic: Faster now across the Kuantan River ■y GAULDIN MIRANDA: KUANTAN. Saturday fHE new $1.75 million bridge over the Kuantan River will be opened to traffic tomorrow, it was announced today. The 172-mile drive between Kuala Lumpur and Kuantan will
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    Science exam results at Varsity
    283 7 Science exam results at Varsity 1/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. xv The University of Malaya today announced the names of successful candidates In the final examination for the degree of Bachelor of Science. Two candidates obtained first class honours In chemistry. They are Anantakrlshnan Subramaniam and Ooh Swee Hock. Second Ctatag (Upper)
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    Lee off to London 'to intensify struggle'
    192 7 Lee off to London 'to intensify struggle' QINGAPORE. 8at. Dr. Lee Slew Choh. chairman of the Barlsan Soslalls, flew to London, tonight to "Intensify our anti-co-lonial and anti-Malaysia struggle." He had been Invited to London by the Movement for Colonial Freedom headed by a British Labour M.P Mr. Fenner Brockway.
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    Crash driver has licence endorsed
    58 7 RAUB. Sat.— Tan Kong Kee. 24, of Temerloh. was yesterday fined $50 when ho pleaded guilty to a charge of driving without due care and attention at Raub on Jan. 1. Tan. who was involved in an accident with a lorry at the 27th milestone
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    $1,300 nap by sailor
    143 7 $1 ,300 nap by sailor WATCH AND WALLET MISSING WHEN HE WOKE UP SINGAPORE, Sat.— A seaman who slept at his table last night after orderIng food in Chinatown woke up to find his watch worth $1,000 and his wallet with $300 missing. The seaman, Michael Bernard Millington Tallack. 51,
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    Management course
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Sal— Tho if side nl l a 1 advanced management course which Ys sponsored by the Economic Development, Board in co-operation with the University of Malaya mid the University of Singapore, will be officially opened by the ViceChancellor. Dr. B. R. Sreenlvasan. at 8 a.m. on Monday.
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    PATIENCE WILL PAY
    528 8 j I )ULL conditions! caused "by the Hari Raya holidays and the cautious wait-ind-see attitude adopted by many, prevailed last week and it, looks as If this state of affairs will con- tinue until the Esso announcement. On the political front. 1 i things look like cooling
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    BUSINESS DONE
    282 8 SINGAPORE. Sat—Combined I business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today. with the num- ber cf the shaies traded In brae- INDISTRIALS: Duntop" .29.000) $2.73, ,4.000. $271 i? 00',^ 70 ',-!,5^ 0 S n 2J 8 ON. 116.000) $2.72 ON. (7,000>
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    ROYALTY CONTRIBUTES TO MOHAMED JEDI'S FUND
    336 8 ROYALTY CONTRIBUTES TO MOHAMED JEDI'S FUND SELANGOR RULERS MESSAGE: 'VERY TOUCHED BY HIS PATIENCE AXD COURAGE...HE DESERVES ALL SYMPATHY AND SUPPORT 1 By LOKMAN HALIM: Kuala Lumpur. Saturday THE Yang: di-Pertuan Agon? has donated S200 to the Mohamed Jedi Trust Fund. Also among contributors are the Sultan of Selangor, the
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    I-card: Jail sentence
    127 8 TOHORE BAHRU. Sat— Chua Ken? Hak. 41. a Singapore businessman, was today sentenced to three months' jail by the Johore Magistrate. Inche D.iim bin Hajl Mohamed Zainuddm. when he pleaded guilty to dishonestly .retaining a stolen Federation identity card. Insp. Lall Singh, prosecuting, told the court that
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    Band performance
    23 8 PENANG. Sat. Tlip Koral Federation Police Band will beat retreat on tne t vui padang here on Monday at 5.15 p.m.
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    Radio Malaya typist named 'Queen'
    56 8 PENANO. Sat.— A Radio Malaya typist, Che Zainab binte Mohamed Nor. 20. w.-is proclaimed ■Queen" at a Muslim youth Hari Raya party held in the Khelc Association Hall last night. Inche Sani bin Ahmad, also 20. ■won the title as "King" of the night. Mrs.
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    Road Safety—in 70 pictures
    46 8 Road Safety— in 70 pictures SINGAPORE. Sat. About 70 photographs have been selected for display by the Automobile Association of Singapore and the Photographic Society. The prints were picked from 113 submitted for the Road Safety photographic competition organised by the two organisations earlier this year.
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    Three youths on robbery charge
    88 8 KUALA LUMPUR. S;U. Three youths, two irom Singapore, were today charged in the Second Magistrate's Court with robbing Ng Chew, alias Ng Thye Moy. or Rodger Street here, of a wrist waich valued at $20 at about 12.30 a.m. at Jalan Pipit, off Ipoh Road,
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    'BOAC to help tourism in this area'
    155 8 'BOAC to help tourism in this area' SINGAPORE. Sat— British Overseas Airways Corporation's new sales manager In South-East Asia. Mr. M. D. Llewellyn, said today that his airline would help boost tourism in this region. At a Press conference at Airways House today, he said: "We in BOAC intend to
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    SINGAPORE VARSITY EXAM RESULTS
    626 8 SINOAPORE. Sal.— The Dniver- siiy of Singapore today an* I 111- u need that the following can-! aidates have pa.-sed the examlna-; don for the Degree of Bachelor of Phaitnacy with honours in phar- j maceuticB and pharmaceutical enemistry and have been awarded; the class of
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    $15,600 for loss of husband in crash
    240 8 $15,600 for loss of husband in crash SINGAPORE, Sat. DamU 1 ages totalling $29,504 with costs were awarded by Mr. Justice Winslow in the High Court today to widow, who sued lor carnages for the loss 01 her husband, and eight others who v.tre injured in a road accident 18
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      231 8 Late CLASSIFIED MVERTlSEMEm 20 words $12 (Miniviuw CASTROL Congratulates DUNLOP MALAYAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED on the Official opening of their New Factory in Petaling Jaya on 2nd March 1963. Yet another Factory using CASTROL LUBRICANTS lew Safe Easy Painless Discovery RINSES AWAY EAR WAX Deeply packed-ui ear wax diminishes Ip^^^ hearing
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    63 8 REV. FR. ANTO1NE Victor Hermann 86 years at Petaling Jaya Hospital. Remain in state at St. Anthony's Church K.L. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3rd March. Funeral at 4 p.m. Cheras Cemetery. 1 MRS. CHEW Soo Seng ner Madam Koh Loo Gcok passed away peacefully on Friday 1st March 1963.
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    THE THEATRE THE THEATRE
    419 9 THE THEATRE THE THEATRE THERE'S a lull bill of dramatic fare planned by Slnga- pore's various theatre clubs ior 1 Alarci, Indicating that our anuI teur aramatici&ns have now rtcoverea lrom the efforts which I they 1 11 made during the holiday season to present the widest 1 po6sib c
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    Spinning with cutie Susan
    692 9  - Spinning with cutie Susan KEN HAMMONDS i I- By FOUR SPORE TEENAGERS ON WAY UP YESTERDAY I met three boys and a girl who stand on the threshold of fame and fortune. They are the first of Singapore's many guitar-strumming young hopefuls to have been able to step further than
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    BUT...
    322 9 ...NO MARRIAGE TMLM fans In Italy r who saw the beginning of the romance between Elisabeth Taylor (see above) and Richard Burton (above) have been amazed by a remarkable series of statements he has made to an Italian magazine. Although he "did not deny" that he is very much
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      310 9 CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA Notice to Electricity Consumers in Kuala Lumpur. Opening of new office in Jolon Tuanku Abdul Rahman on Monday 4th March 1963. Electricity Consumers in Kuala Lumpur are informed that the Consumers Accounts and Consumers Engineer's Section of the Board at present located
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      30 9 nilflTp by actress Bette Davis, told by her yUUIIi| OW y er there was a rumour circulating that she had died: "With the newspaper strike on, I wouldn't consider it."
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      168 10 s I mv A *v KM Ssl^S al^^^l V I WIDE SQUARE TV GIVES GREATER EDGE -TO -EDGE CLARITY Hitachi Wide Square TV gives a flat screen perspective of greater edge to edge clarity that can be V enjoyed from any angle in front of the screen... a brilliant picture
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      SELECTIONS
      116 11 EPSOM JEKP CALL BOY POINTER COXCRETOR Dulas River PERFUME Dulas River CONCRETOR Actress Race 1 Race 2 GAY PARIS Joaleen Diana's Pride DIANAS PRIDE Gay Paris Prudent Choice JOALEEN Pancha Indra Gay Paris Race 3 CHENGAI BATU Malay Film W>e Wonder MALAY FILM Chcnjai Batu Buloh Kasap FLOWER Wee
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      Penang card
      912 11 Race One: 2.15-Cl 4 Div 3-6£ 1 ***** DuUs River (Vent Vlcl St.) Allan, 4 8.13 (F) M. Le« t 2 9 Anak Kulim (Alliance St.) Rodgers. 4 8.13 Moxham 4 3 ***** Actress 111 (Shaw St.) Tulloh, 6 8.12 (F) Harbridge 5 4 ***** Perfume tPerseverance St.)
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      Tottenham, Leicester in winning form
      257 11 lON DON, Sat.— Results Of today's loot ball matches: ENGLISH DIVISION ONE Blackburn R 2 Manchester 2 Blackpool 3 Leyton O 2 Ipswich T 0 I ulham 1 Liverpool 0 Leicester C 2 Manchester C 2 Birham C Nottingham (0 Sheffield U 3 I Sheffield
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      Concretor has weak field to beat
      181 11 Concretor has weak field to beat 'THE CONCRETOR shaped every inch like a winner in his winding-up gallop on Friday morning when he reeled off 3f in 36 3/5. He has only to reproduce his track form to account for a very weak sprint field in Race 1. And he
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      Gay Paris set an easy task
      148 11 GAT PARIS should have easy task in a very moderate Class 4 sprint field (Race 2). This handsome grey Is shaping uo for a win. At Ipoh in November he came out after a lengthy spell to run a splendid fourth to Tarzan LT
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      Chengai Batu was unlucky
      176 11 fJHENGAI BATU did not have the best of luck In the running when second with 8.11 to Tin Invest over sif. Hemmed In on the rails h« lost a bit of ground at the home turn. An opening came a furlong out and he quickly raced
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      Trigger still good
      196 11 TRIGGER II looks a bright X each-way prospect in Race 7. This durable compaigner can still raise a smart gallop. On Thursday morning he ran half a mile in 50 2/5, a splendid effort by a Class 5 stayer. At the tallend of last season Trigger II
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      Seat for schools and supporters
      92 11 PENANO. Sat. The socrrr chairman of the Penani? Schools Sports Council will sit on the Football Association of Penang council. He was one of two representatives nominated at the FAP's first council meetIng last nleht. The other nominee will be the chairman of the Supporters'
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      Don't look beyond Panitoba in 4.00
      308 11 DANITOBA gave the ssf race a miss on Wednes--1 day. Obviously he is "sc red" for the 6f run and I am not going to look beyond him in Race 4. In December Panltoba scored a remarkably easy win over 6f with 8.8 clocking
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      BEST BETS
      22 11 Epsom Jeep's best bets are Cay Paris in Race 2 and Panitoba in Race 4. The going is firm. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii
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      Working well and has right form
      228 11 By EPSOM JEEP- Penang, Sunday pOLARIS MISSILE should be right on target in the B£f Spring Plate for class 4 div. 1 horses (Race 5) at Penang today. This rapidly improving four-year-old has been working exceptionally well and he has the right form Sent
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      277 11 ■■N^l I^Bssi -.^SBBsSB^BBBbI MEN FIND NEW WAY to feel Young As wa Brow older It's only natural that we brgia to slow down. But some people grow old faster thrtn thry should. Then they feel wenk. tired, find it hard to keep working; and seldom pet any fjn out of
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      699 12 Kuala Lumour, Saturday pORMOSA'S Hsieh Yung Yo, who has played consistent sub-par golf the last two days, shot a superb seven-under par 67 to jump to a two-stroke lead after the third round of the Malayan Open golf championship at the Selangor Golf Club today. With
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      Fanciful J play cuts Selangor's victory to 4-0
      247 12 Fanciful J play cuts Selangor's victory to 4-0 IPOH. Sat. Centre-for-ward C. Paramalingam's four goals enabled Selangor to beat Penang 4-0 on the second day of the triangular hockey tournament on the Municipal Padang here today. Tomorrow's match at 4.30 between Selangor and Perak, who beat Penang 3-1 yesterday, will
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      3RD ROUND SCORES
      657 12 209— Hsieh Yung Yo 70. 72. 67 (33. 34). 211— R. Tuohy 71, 66. 74 (38. 36); 1. Woodward 67. 73. 71 (34. 37); W. Dunk 66. 71. 74 <38. 36 > 212— E. Ball 71, 71. 70 (37. 33 1 F. Phillips 71, 70. 71 (35.
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      SRC hold Khalsa to a draw
      222 12 SRC hold Khalsa to a draw SINGAPORE. Sat. Eighty minutes of lively hockey between Singapore Recreation Club and Khalsa Association produced no result In this SHA league cup semi-final at Farrer Park today, the game ending in a 1-1 draw. Khalsa were the superior side during extra time but just
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      COWDREY AT No. 8 AND SMITH PUT ENGLAND UP
      184 12 COWDREY AT No. 8 AND SMITH PUT ENGLAND UP WELLINGTON, Sat. TT England, despite some anxious moments earlier on. finished the second day of the second Test here 216 runs ahead of New Zealand with two first innings wickets in hand. The early shocks were caused by New Zealand's opening
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      SCOREBOARD
      86 12 NEW ZEALAND Ist Inns 194 ENGLAND Ist Inns SHEPPARD b Blair 0 ILUNGWORTH c Morrison b Blair 46 BARKINGTON c Dick b Reid 76 DEXTER b Morrison 31 FARFITT c Dick b Morrison o K.VIGHT c Dick b Cameron 31 TITMI'B run out 33 *OWDREV not out 114 TRIEM\N
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      THRILLING FINAL
      211 12 Selangor Chinese and Malacca share MCFA Cup after 1-1 draw MALACCA. Saturday. DESPITE extra time the Malayan Chinese Footbail Association Cup final between Selangor the holders, and Malacca ended in a 1-1 draw. Each state wili keep the Cup for six months each. A packed Kubu Stadium saw
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      Kim Swee ko'd going for a hattrick
      231 12 j CINGAPORE. Sat.— Two biil- Hull goals by Quah Kirn Sweo in a lirst half which show- ed the old power of the Sinuaputt eaOI. |m Peoples Asso- cia'ion a 2-0 win over Joint Services in their charity soccer match ix'fore a «ood
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      A gangster in love
      287 13 A GANGSTER says he loves rflp. He threatens to harm any boy who goes out with me. He is a notorious ruffian and is quite capable of violence. I don't want my friends to take a risk. SCARED STIFF. Don't be bullied. Inform tiie police at
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      Three girls and a boy
      202 13 I INTRODUCED two of my girlfriends to my boy with whom I am very much in love. Now it appears they have fallen in love with him. They assure me they are only good friends, but I have got my suspicions. I am 18 and
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      'He is so very secretive'
      248 13 I HAVE been friendly with a boy for two years but now he seldom visits me. Whenever I want to see him I have to go to his house. And he is very secretive about his moves. Is he being faithless to me? SUSPICIOUS. You
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    'Miserable' boy sponges on girl's parents
    250 13 'Miserable' boy sponges on girl's parents I AM greatly liked by my girlfriend's parents and quite often they Wave helped me out of financial difficulties. Now I badly need $3,000 to buy a racing motorcycle. Should I ask them for the money? MISERABLE. Yon are Just a sponger and I
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    Pure Nonsense
    302 13 More hints on etiquette DON'T let things slither about all over your plate. Prepare your mouthfuls in an orderly manner. Don't chase bits about your plate with your fork. Stab down purposefully but neatly. If your fork is overloaded, do not try to scramble the whole heap into
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    For those who shine at maths
    226 13 For those who shine at maths I SERIES 3: NO. 4. TNSURANCE offers an X attractive and rewarding career for the boy with a flair for mathematics. The business is divided into four main categories: Fire, accident, marine and life. Other aspects of the Job consist of production and surveying
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    THE POLICEMAN AND HIS BAD LANGUAGE
    447 13 THE POLICEMAN AND HIS BAD LANGUAGE m 1 1 1 1 1 1 iiLiLt ill Ll LLli I lllMfitHllflLJ DEAR Know Alls: II tioned in front of < abuse us students whe road the way he want? He sometimes uses certain words which our parents forbid us to say. INDIGNANT
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      149 13 EVERY PIECE OF WATERFORD GLASS IS A COLLECTORS ITEM FLEETING BEAUTY HELD FOR ETERNITY The scintillating brilliance of Waterford Glass is not for this generation alone as with that of the past, it will live for generations to come, inspiring wonder and giving pleasure to eyes as yet unopened. Yet
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    Evelyn TU BEDROOM SCENES
    492 14 Evelyn T U BEDROOM SCENES MILLIONAIRE IDEAS— BUT NOT MILLIONAIRE PRICES Far steeping in sweet splendour "In bed we laugh, in bed we cry; And, born in bed, in bed we die." THUS did Samuel Johnson relate the significance to life of a piece of furniture. Apparently, beds exist from
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    Glamour joins in Battle of the Bulge
    168 14 Glamour joins in Battle of the Bulge WHAT goes on underneath this season is a riot of colour and a revolution in fit. Hot favourite on the fit front is a featherw eight, streamlined foundation garment, two examples of which are illustrated here. The girdles may be light they are
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    Questions and answers
    282 14 Questions and answers WRITE to: Miss Evelyn Tv, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. A stamped addressed envelope must accompany your query. DEAR Evelyn Tv: I have Just recovered from tuberculosis after staying six months in the hospitalDespite my illness my girlfriend still loves me and
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    Good for a laugh...
    348 14 Good for a laugh ONE of Queen Victoria's grandsons, with a reputation for reckless squandering, one day received a letter from her urging the virtue of thrift and ccndemning squandering and extravaganceHis answer was a shock. He wrote: "Dear Grandma, Thank you for your kind letter of advice. Have sold
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      413 14 I DO I DO, TOO WE ALL DO In oar set, we all use Tampax That's how the Tampax trend spreads. One girl uses it, enthuses about it. convinces a friend, and by and by everyone's using it. For Tampax internal sarutary protection is so clearly superior. Instead of belts,
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    the pumpkin eater 'TELL ME ABOUT JAKE' HE SAID, AS THOUGH HE WERE DARING ME...
    1701 16 the pumpkin eater 'TELL ME ABOUT JAKE' HE SAID, AS THOUGH HE WERE DARING ME... M 4 f lAf HAT," *aid the psychologist, "do you r- )AD r r\t^\cr W worry about, Mrs. Armitage?" KAK I VJINtI WV -Dust," i w kL "You know? Dust." "Oh." he said, and wrote
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      183 16 CROSSWORD^) ACROSS: 2. Hfcttl 'xvafnly DOWN': 1- Neat <6>: 2. Relating prediction <9i; 8. Soon >A>: 10. to hours <st. 3. Solely (4); 4. Melody i3>; 11 Palis :ie;n loni; Sloping position <4>. I Lubricant <si; 13. Untie (7>: 16. A ted i6>. < 3 > 6. Suggested <Bi. 7.
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    No longer lovable...
    1254 17 He was yelling like a man bein& treed of devils I COULD NOT TOUCH HIM complex, .subtle and occasionally tragic conversations which are the last resort of communication between men and women. Jake was particularly expert at the intonation and the repartee. Now he said, after a
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    ASK YOUR DAD
    138 17 ASK YOUR DAD TEST your everyday knowledge and be ready with the answer to a question like this: HOW DOES ASBESTOS RESIST HEAT? ASBESTOS is a mlA neral which is dug out of the earth. It is a special variety of the rocK called serpentine. Sometimes 100 tons of the
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    175 17 AT Th«- Seaside" (left), submitted by Y. P. Nam. of 7:5 Sultan Street. Kuala Lumpur, wins the week's S3O. He used a Rolleiftex Xenolta camera with Sakura SS Him. Setting: fl6. 1 250 sec. The prize-winner will be paid by post The cheque will be posted to him
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