The Straits Times, 13 February 1961

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90.000 The Straits Times Sot*" 1 Estd. 1845. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon LUMUMBA MYSTERY
    678 1 Dag in constant radio contact with Leopoldville command U.N. general flies in for a big probe ELISABETHVILLE, Sun r EN. IYASSOU Mengasha, Ethiopian Chief of Staff of the U.N. Congo Force, arrived here today with orders to investigate the fate of Mr. Lumumba, the ousted Prime Minister. He
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    Lock icon He 'seeks 1,000 men for Congo'
    299 1 He 'seeks 1,000 men for Congo' BID TO GET 'U.S. VOLUNTEERS' NAIROBI, Sun. Dave Wynn, a Californian writer and traveller, said here yesterday he was seeking 1,000 United States volunteers to help in the fight against pro-Lumumba forces in the Congo. He said he had been appointed recruiting agent for
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    Road mishap
    34 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Sow Jui. 67. was knocked down by a lorry this evening at 20> 2 miles. Johore BahruAyer Hitam Road, and was admitted to hospital here in a critical condition.
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    DEMONSTRATIONS IN S. AFRICA 'AT START OF BIG TALKS'
    153 1 DEMONSTRATIONS IN S. AFRICA 'AT START OF BIG TALKS' JOHANNESBURG, Sunday. POLICE throughout South Africa have been alerted against demonstrations planned for March 8 to coincide with the opening of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference in today. The newspaper also said it understood that the Government had already sent Special
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    Lock icon Immigrant flood: 'Govt. plans action'
    113 1 Immigrant flood: 'Govt. plans action LONDON. Sun.— The Sunday Dispatch said today that pressure groups of Conservative MPs who have been campaigning for years to slow the tide of coloured immigration into Britain were last night claiming victory. They believe that Mr. R. A. Butler, the Home Secretary, will introduce
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    Lock icon Seeking the sun
    21 1 MONTE CARLO. Sun. -Sir Winston Churchill arrived here by air from London today for a fortnight's holiday. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Maharajah accused
    204 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. INDIA today with--1 drew recognition of Maharajah Pravin Chandra BhanJ Deo and nominated his younger brother as the ruler of the former state of Bastar. The brother Is Vijav Kumar Bhanj Deo. President Prasad of India in the order withdrawing recognition accused the Maharajah or
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    Tan first Malayan Rhodes Scholar
    357 1 [REPRESENTED SPORE AT OLYMPICS SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Tan Eng Liang, who represented Singapore in the waterpolo team at the Olympic games in Melbourne and Asian Games in Tokyo, is the first Malayan to be awarded the Rhodes scholarship. He will go to Oxford In October
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    Cracker starts theatre fire
    90 1 Cracker starts theatre fire SINGAPORE, Sun. Pre Chinese New Year cracker firing sparked off a fire that nearly brought panic among hundreds of villagers at the 7th mile, Jurong, today. The fire started at 1.30 p.m. In an open-air cinema. Flames rose to a height of more than 20ft. and
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    LATEST BORDER DEATH
    25 1 LATEST BORDER DEATH TKI. AVIV, g— III Army spokesman said .l<u il.ini.in soldier killed Hash 1.">0« varcN ingulf l>r:u"li tcrritttrv thi> mum n ins— r.P.I.
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    Now political union for European 'Six'
    393 2 PARIS, Sunday BRITAIN STILL LEFT ON OUTSIDE, BUT THERE'S FRESH HOPE THE Six European Common Market governments have decided to organise political co-operation among themselves, with the door open to Britain and other European nations to join in. The decision was reached after a
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    Heavy polling in the Cameroons
    143 2 UUEAU 'Southern Cameroons). Sun.— Polling was heavy yesterday In all parts of the British Cameroons plebiscite to decide whether the territory will join Nigeria or the Frenchspeaking independent Cameroon Republic. Women are expected to play a big part In the voting The plebiscite is being
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    Food with love from U.S.' to Red China: A Billy Graham idea
    150 2 Food with love from U.S.' to Red China: A Billy Graham idea rnALLAHASSfcE. (Flo--1 r!da), Sun. Billy Graham, the evangelist, proposed yesterday that a convoy of ships, loaded with food, be sent to the starving masses of China as a gesture of "love" from the U.S. "We are not at
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    Lock icon Cycling on River Yare
    67 2 MR. B. J. CLARKE, of Norwich, and the water cycle he has made, on the River Yare. Mr. Clarke plans to cross the English Channel on it In August Mr. Clarke, b'2, a water bailiff, built his machine with parts of a bicycle, a car and
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    Lock icon MAJORITY—BUT WOMEN WILL STILL STAY OUT
    59 2 MAJORITY— BUT WOMEN WILL STILL STAY OUT OXFORD. Sun.— An Oxford Union Society poll on the admission of women to debating membership has resulted In 561 votes in favour of admission with 488 against. This was the first time there has been a majority vote for admission. A two-thirds majority,
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    Tito for Ghana
    27 2 BELGRADE, Bun. The Yugoslav President, Marshal Tito, and his wife will visit Ghana rrom Feb. 28 to March 4, it was announced yesterday.— U.P.L
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    Punish French airmen: Russia
    225 2 AfOSCOW, Sun.—RusiTl sia yesierday reiterated that France should punish those "guilty of attacking' the Russian plane taking President Leonid Brezhnev ro Morocco and Guinea. This was stated by Mr. Andrei Gromyko, the Russian Foreign Minister, when h« called the French Charge d'Affalres. Mr. Jean de la
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    Lock icon 'Dutch still aid rebels'
    298 3 2 Indonesian leaders make new charges and Press launches attack on Britain JAKARTA, Sunday INDONESIAN leaders are making renewed charges that the Dutch are still aiding the rebels in the sprawling island republic. The charges were repeated by the. Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. and the Defence
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    Split in Red camp deeper: Observer
    181 3 Split in Red camp deeper: Observer LONDON, Sun x The Observer said ib has received a documented report that shows the split between Russia and Communist China to be deeper, more violent and more basic than previously available evidence indicated. In a copyrighted dispatch, the Observer said the Ideological quarrel
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    Lock icon Quake again in Agadir
    49 3 AGADIR. i Morocco), Sun.— An earth tremor lasting several seconds and loud un- derground rumblings yesterday shook Agadir. destroyed >by an earthquake almost exactly a year ago. No casualties or serious damage to property were reported but some fish curing plants evacuated their staffs. Reuter.
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    Lock icon British estate taken over
    62 3 MEDAN. Sun. The Indonesian Government has formally taken over the Britishowned N. V. Padang-Lahgkat Rubber Estate near here. The estate was owned by the Sandilands Buttery and Company Ltd. and was opeTated on a 50-year concession from the government. The concession ended in March 1956. The
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    Lumumba children get gifts from Germany
    93 3 The wife of Mr. Heinrich Rau. Deputy Premier of East Germany. visited Cairo with her husband last week, bringing some toys for the children of the ousted Congo Premier. Mr. Lumumba. The children are living, and attending school, in Cairo. The picture shows Mrs.
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    Lock icon LIBERALS IN BRITAIN SAY: KEEP SOUTH AFRICA OUT
    160 3 LIBERALS IN BRITAIN SAY: KEEP SOUTH AFRICA OUT LONDON, Sun.— A Liberal farty meeting here yesterday approved a resolution calling on the Government to refuse "any application for re-admission to membership of the Commonwealth" by South Africa. The Government should do this "in view of the racial policies pursued by
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    Rusk planning Asia tour next month
    235 3 WASHINGTON, Sun T<HE Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, isconsidering to make his first foreign tour next month to Asia, officials! said. He is under pressure to attend the annual meeting of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation < Seato) council In Bangkok from March
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    Lock icon KENNEDY FEELS NIK MUST WAIT A WHILE
    149 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. Officials said last night that the sentiment in the new Kennedy administration was against an early meeting between President Kennedy and Mr. Nlklta Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister. The general feeling of the President and his top advisers who conferred on
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      403 3 DA run CiurADADr member: 9.30 The News; 9.40 RADIO OIINGAPOKt Three In Hmrmony; 10.00 Beyond He-«.m 47. »eU- g^bo 1 n MC J Short Hit*; €2 metres a fr- t.H-i.a. PJD RADIO MALAYA AM 6.30 Good Morning; 6.3? (41.7 Metres) Morning Prelude; 7.00 The New*; A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara--7.06
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    Sea training
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Eighteen students from the Nautical Department of the Singapore Polytechnic will go to sea for practical training in seamanship, navigation and commvnlcations aboard H.M.B. Dampler on Feb 20 21 and 28.
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    New president
    29 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun The Johore English College Association held Its fourth annual general meeting at the college hall here today. Mr. C. J. Lowe was elected president.
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    JOY IN A FOLK DANCE
    191 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Assemblyman for Kampong Kapor. Mr. O. Kandasamy. yesterday urged residents in the area to make their new community centre a place to get to know their neighbours and break down communal barriers. Speaking at the opening of the new centre in Kampong
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    Byrne calls for road sense in the young
    678 4 SINGAPORE, Sun TWO MINISTERS 'HAVE A GO' IN THE GO-KARTS rpHE Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. J- Byrne, this evening spoke of the need to make the growing number of Singapore's young citizens safety-conscious when using the roads. It
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    Mosque crackers ban
    65 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Police here have banned the firing of crackers, fireworks or squibs within a distance of 75 yards from any mosque between 7 pm. and 11 p.m. from Feb. 15 to Feb. 28. The report in the Sunday Times today stating the distance as 75 feet
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      394 4 nTHE following Is today's Oar«*a: To Medan (OA9«1) i-ffS,™™,^ Ci V} P^J; T& International: Tx> Kuala craft movements at Paya Lumpur Bangkok (TO403) 10.45 Lebar airport, Singapore. a.m. ARRIVALS Pan-American: To Jakarta BOAC: Prom London, Duseel- (PA817) 1.30 pjn. dorf. Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta Qantas: To Kuala Lumpur, 'BA714) 7.45 p.m.;
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    Kidnap family won't talk
    208 5 THEY FEAR FOR LIFE OF WEALTHY MERCHANT I/TALA LUMPUh **> Sun. The Selangor C.I.D. chief, Mr. T. B. M. Krishnan, said today that the family of the missing wealthy rice businessman, Mr. Yap Yew Meng, "would not co-operate." Scores of senior police officers and detectives have
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    Cyclist dies
    23 5 RAWANG. Sun.— A cyclist. Chang Yong. 79. collapsed and died here yesterday while riding from Rawang new village to Rawang town
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    Community hall opened
    33 5 TELUK ANSON. Sun.— Puan Som binte Abdullah, Perak state assemblywoman opened the community hall at Kampong Batak Rabit. four miles from here, yesterday. The hall will benefit about 1.800 people.
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    Kuala Lumpur businessman weds
    36 5 MR. John Michael Catling, manager of Dobb and Co. Ltd.. and his bride. Miss Suellen Margaret Darwood. who were married at St. John's Cathedral in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Straits Times picture.
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    VNDERGRADS WHO PLAN A SURVEY PRAISED
    137 5 VNDERGRADS WHO PLAN A SURVEY PRAISED SINGAPORE, Sun. Eight undergrads of the University of Malaya here have won praise from the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, for volunteering to carry out a "laudable project." The project, a survey of wages and conditions of clerical workers in
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    Recruiting for RAF (Malaya)
    67 5 IPOH. Sun— The Royal Air Force Malaya recruiting team will Interview candidates between the ages of 18 and 32 at the Police Volunteer Reserve mess In Ipoh on Feb. 23 and Feb. 24. and at the Talping town hall on Feb. 25. The team is recruiting
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    Malayan envoy meets students
    59 5 GLASGOW, Sun. More than 20 Malayan students of Glasgow University and the Royal College of Science and Technology were present in Glasgow to meet the Malayan High Commissioner, Tengku Ya'acob. He was ending a thiee-day tour of Scotland in which he met students in the three
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    Prize winners
    39 5 KUANTAN. Sun.— Che Wan Malmunah, wife of the Pahang Mentrl Besar. Dato Wan Abdul Aziz, yesterday gave away prizes to 41 winners of oratorical, debating, essay and drawing contests held by the State's National Languacp Month committee.
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    New building
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, will open the new building of the Ful Chiu Association in Petallng Street here at 10.30 a.m. on Feb. 18
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    First Koran contest
    61 5 SEREMBAN. Sun. Five thousand people last night packed the Kuala Pllah padang to listen to a Koran reading competition the first to be held in the district. Winners were Inche Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Rashid and Che Saflah blnte Samad in the adults section, and Sadlah blnte
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    $lmil. DROP IN TAX: BUT MORE IS SPENT ON SMOKES...
    217 5 $lmil. DROP IN TAX: BUT MORE IS SPENT ON SMOKES... SINGAPORE, Sunday. TJEVENUE collected by the Singapore Cus- toms in January was $1,143,000 below the fifiure for the same month last year. The yield for the month, however, exceeded the figure estimated by $1,045,000, says the department's report for It
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    Yet another paradise lost for the motorist
    140 5 Yet another paradise lost for the motorist TOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Motorists who have found Johore Bahru a parking paradise will have to take more care now. The police are taking action against people who park their cars to face the flow of traffic. They are also going to be stricter
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    Their jobs just vanish...
    226 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. EMPLOYMENT racketeers operating in Singapore are cheating gullible Job-seek-ers of between $100 to $500 which they pay as deposits on their new "Jobs." Their method Is simple. The racket operates under the guise of a new company requiring staff. A signboard stating "Staff Wanted"
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    PMIP DRIVE FOR MORE MEMBERS
    74 6 PMIP DRIVE FOR MORE MEMBERS L7UALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Pan-Malayan Islamic party plans a country-wide campaign to boost Its membership. Dr. Burhanuddln Al-Helmy, the party's president, announced this today at the party's annual meeting at the Sultan Suleiman Club here. He said: "We know that the Alliance has lost much
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    New postmaster for Karak
    39 6 TEMERLOK, Sun Mr. Wong Woh. z postal clerk attached to the lemerloh Post Office, has been transferred to Karak as the postmaster. He succeeds Inche Yahaya bin Dusseh who has taken his place at Temerloh.
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    RAF Regiment contributes to give more food parcels to Congo men
    152 6 NCOs and aircraftmen of No. 63 (Field) Squadron, Royal Air Force Regiment. Tengah, band in their contributions to the Straits Times and Berita Harian cheer fund for Malayan soldiers in the Congo.< Looking on is their squadron commander, Squadron
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    Opening date
    26 6 PENANG. Sun.— The Assistant Minister of Labour, Mr. V.Manlckavasagam, will open the $150,000 Ramakrishna Hajl at the orphanage In Scotland Road on Feb. 25.
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    COFFEESHOP WINNER GIVES $100 PRIZE TO CHEER FUND
    361 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A RESTAURANT owner has given the $100 prize money he won in a contest for the "cleanest coffeeshop" to the Straits Times and Berita Harian cheer fund for Malayan troops in i the Congo. He is Mr. Lim Hee
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    'NOBODY IN SARA WAK WANTS COMMUNISM'
    183 6 'NOBODY IN SARA WAK WANTS COMMUNISM' JESSELTON, Sun.— Seven Sarawak councillors on a visit here declared emphatically that "nobody in Sarawak wants Communism." They were answering auestlons at a Press conference held in the Secretariat conference room. They agreed that the Idea of federation between North Borneo and Sarawak was
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    The THUG-EMPLOYING BOSSES WARNED
    218 6 SINGAPORE, Sunday. npHE Singapore General Employees' Union has call- ed on the Singapore Government to curb a "significant minority of employers" who "use violence against trade unionists." In an article entitled "We oppose violence", the executive committee said: "A series of assault cases on trade unionists
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    Dinner for Governor
    107 6 MALACCA, Sun. The Governor. Tun Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusuf. last night urged the people of Malacca to continue to give their whole-hearted suoport to the Government so tnat further progress could be made In the State. He was speaking at an allcommunity dinner giren In his
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    GOVT. TO PROBE THE BIG EXAM FLOP
    296 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federation Government has formed a seven-man committee under the Deputy Director of Education, Inche Aminuddin bin Baki, to find out why so many Malay students failed last year's Malayan secondary school entrance examination. This was announced by the Minister
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    1352 7 Straits Times Special Feature Philip the Fair Ruthless (reed had destroyed the greatest military and religious organisation of the Middle Ages... He reached the climax of a dazzling career that made the French monarchy the most feared and splendid power in mediaeval Europe. With him ended the Golden Age A
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 8 n Wardt %1» (Minimum) MADAM TANG HANO VINO, widow cf the late Mr. Onx Kirn Tah wishes to express her alncere gratitude for the contributions received from friends. A portion of which baa been donated to charity.
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    IN MEMORIAM
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    The Straits Times Monday. February, 13, 1961 Filling The Doctor Gap
    694 8 The Straits Times Monday. February, 13, 1961 Filling The Doctor Gap I The Malayan Medical Association has submitted to the Prime Minister of the Fed--1 eration a memorandum on the proposed medical faculty in Kuala Lumpur: it only touches on some of the larger problems that the planners of the
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    The Unemployed
    353 8 The extent of unemployment in the Federation is I almost completely a matter of guesswork, but there are some suggestive conclusions in the Ministry of Labour's latest monthly report. At the end of I the year just over 30,000 unemployed were on the books of the twelve official
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    Political Unity
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    1214 8 THE U.N. EITHER GETS A NEW MANDATE OR IT QUITS SO often in the seven months since the Congo's Force Publique mutinied on the morrow of independence has it been said that the decisive point has been reached, and that the country would either fall
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    649 8 SEVERAL years have passed since the idea of holding a Commonwealth arts festival was new, but only now has a nrm date been made for the fixture. For three weeKs in September 1964 displays and shows from the many houses of this mixed family will be centred
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    426 9 ELECTIONS COMMISSION FIXES NOMINATION AND BALLOT DATES FOR 49 AUTHORITIES KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rpHE procedure to be followed in the local authority elections this year is almost identical with that adopted for parliamentary and I state polls. This was announced today by the Elections Commission,
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    THE BIG LONDON FAIR
    187 9 THE BIG LONDON FAIR Now Singapore is invited SINGAPORE. Sun. 13 The Singapore Government has been invited to take part in a permanent Commonwealth exhibition which will open in London next year. The invitation came from Mr. Kenneth Bradley, director of the Commonwealth Institute. Mr. Bradley, who flew In by
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    139 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. There will be one complete delivery of correspondence only on Chinese New Year's Day, and no delivery of correspondence or parcels the following day. The hours of business at. the General Post Office on both days will be from 9 a.m. to noon. All
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    26 9 KLANG, Sun. Eighteen people took part in the finals of the annual Selangor Koran reading contest at the mosque here which ended early today.
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    2 PLANTERS ATTACKED: IN HOSPITAL
    123 9 2 PLANTERS ATTACKED: IN HOSPITAL SEREMBAN. Sun. Two planters were beaten up early today at the Kapayanp Estate, four miles from here on the Labu Road, after they had gone there to investigate rubber thefts. The planters, Mr. K. C. Holland and his assistant. Mr. P. Reginalto. both of the
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    Razak opens hall, mosque
    48 9 PEKAN. Sun.— The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today opened a $4,000 community hall and a $7,500 mosque at Kampong Ulu Parit near here. Later, he distributed certificates to 20 rubber smallholders who had lust completed a six-months' rubber instructors' course.
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    'Getting-to-know-you-better' picnic for Sultan, consort by villagers
    79 9 THE Sultan of Selangor (fop), talking to women preparing food for a picnic lunch which he attended yesterday at Combak. Behind him is the Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda. Left: The Tengku Ampuan, the consort of the Sulof Selangor
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    CURRY AND RICE LUNCH AT RIVER
    290 9 CURRY AND RICE LUNCH AT RIVER KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The Sultan of Selangor and his consort, the Tengku Ampuan, today spent two happy hours with the peopla of Gombak. at a picnic they gave the royal couple beside a river, 6i miles north of here. This was the first time
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    38 9 K. TRENGOANU, Sun —A variety show by members of youth clubs, police and teachers from the training centre here was held last night to mark the end of the first phase of the National Language Month.
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    MOUNTBATTEN ON VISIT TO S'PORE
    163 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday. EARL Mountbatten, Chief of Britain's Defence Staff and Admiral of the Fleet, arrived at Changi airfield this evening. I As he stepped out of an RAF Comet, he was greeted by the Commanding Officer, RAF Changi, Group Captain Nigel Maynard, who was recently
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    Car run to settle claims
    93 9 Car run to settle claims SINGAPORE, Sun Mr. Freddie Pope, president of the Singapore Motor Club and his co-driver. C. Greene, today completed a 510-mile car test from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and back made to settle conflicting 38 to 46 miles-a-gallon claim by owners of the Toyopet Tiara saloon.
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    Hitch holds up S'pore Umno charter
    188 9 CINOAPORE. Bun.— The drive to reorganise Singapore Umno has come to a temporary standstill. An Umno spokesman said today that "nothlnr more can r>e done at present' 1 until the Singapore Government approves the party's new constitution The constitution was sent to the Registrar
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    MAN WHO BAFFLED MILLIONS EXPLAINS
    160 9 pHAN Canasta, star of television in Britain and the United States, has mystified millions of people with his amazing ability to pry open other people's minds. Now you. too. can have this coveted power to baffle others, to know what they are thinking... because, for
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    60 9 TELUK ANSON. Sun. The Teluk Anson Anglo-Chinese School ex-pupils' association has decided to launch a scholarship fund for children of members. A general meeting of the association re-elected Raja Ahmed Hlsham bin Raja Abdul Malek president for the second year. Others elected: Mr. Onf Teik Sim. vice-president
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    25 9 KLANO. Sun. A fashion show, "Spring Collections", was held at the Klang Club today to raise funds for the St. John Ambulance Brigade.
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    877 10  - The Malayan campaign -through Japanese eyes ALLINGTON KENNARD By fHE sorry story of British disaster in Malaya has been told so often that the only possible excuse for yet another version is the one which comes with this book. Its author, Colonel Tsuji, was Director of the Planning and Operations
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    219 10 STRAITS TIMES BOOK RIVIEW BERLIN: KEY TO NEW ERA IN EUROPE SHAPING OF POSTWAR GERMANY. By Edgar Mclnnis and others. (Dent and Sons. 215.). WHAT happened to Germany during and after the war was brought on by the Germans themselves, but the consequences unfortunately have fallen as much upon others
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      28 12 RUBBER TIN (perlb,) (per pkul) Feb. < 78} cts. 5J91.75 7 781 Cts. $3*147) 8 781 cts. $391.87; 9 781 cts. 5392.12J 10 79Jcts. $392,621 11 5391.621
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      1023 12 Irregular, with no clear tendency By Our Market Correspondent THE MALAYAN share market, after the sharp advance of the previous week, turned irregular with no defined trend. Movements were small with rises and falls evenly balanced. However, selective shares continued in demand and the weight of the movements was slightly
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      21 12 Malayan Stock Fxrhange: Feb. 11 Feb. 10 Industrials: 144.02 144.2* Tins: 207.24 2*7.24 Rubbers: 232.63 234.63 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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      35 12 payment Austral Amal Is. «d.+ Austral Malay 2s. 6d.t Rantau 60 cents Includes 6d. bonus. payment March 34 March 30 March 31 for ▼ear Is. 6d. 3s. 6d. previous year 35<5, 40% sO',i
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      1234 12 'THE state ot shares on the L Malayan Stock Exchange showing hut business to Feb. 4 (A) and last business dace that date (B). with H and L standing for Hifbeat and Lowest business last year and to date, was: HI t «le> tricks 1.00 10 Otds
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      924 12 I>OTH TIN and rubber finished the week higher D in Singapore, with some evidence of improving demand. Against this, however, were continuing lay-offs in car manufacturing and the statement of the U.S. Secretary of State for Labour, Mr. Arthur Goldberg, that "the United States is
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      313 12 COMMODITY REVIEW London: About 850 workers at two Rootes Group factories In Coventry are to be sacked as redundant within two weeks. A spokesman said: "Tneie has recently been a considerable improvement vi the sales position, but we see no possibility in the near future of production returning to the
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      55 12 TMI Malayan Etching* Bank*' AsI ssctatlan madp these chanjtts In Its rates to merchants on Saturday, (all rates to MOO): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 5/8. O.D. 32 :»/4. 90 d/at 33 3/16 credit bills. 33 II trade bill.-. Silling T.T. or O.D. rsady: Canada 1 32» Bdaian
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      1118 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are Invited from candidates who satisfy nationality, educational and residential requirements for entry into the following Services In 1961:— (a) Higher Services under the provisions of Chapter I of the Schemes of Service. Higher Services. 1953; tb) Medical 6ervic< (o General Executive Service under
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      818 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I VACANCIES IN TBE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE. (GEYLANG CRAFT CENTRE) j APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified part-time teachers In the following subjects I ai the above Craft Centre vis: 1. BOOK-KEEPING 2. COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC i NOTE: Medium of Instruction: Malay Time During normal school hours. Applicants
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      791 13 NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE In The High Court Of Tbe State Of Singapore. Island Of Singapore. In the cause of Suit No. 1760 of 1960 Executlen No. 19 61. AA Abdul Wahab A Co. Plaintiffs Versus Kian Wan Press Ltd Defendants AUCTION SALE OF A Printing Press comprising: Printing presses, printing
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    Malaya Cup zoning: No changes , yet, says FAM
    576 14 Malaya Cup zoning: No changes yet, says F AM KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THERE will be no immediate re-zoning of participating teams in the Malaya Cup competition. The F.A. of Malaya executive council made this decision today when they met immediately after the F.A.M. annual meeting which was held at the
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    Kelantan replaces MCFA on council
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    THE FAM CUP TOURNEY BEGINS MAR. 28
    503 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. rrHE F.A.M. Cup competition will begin on Mar. 28 and will be run on the same basis as 1959 with onjy the final being played at the Merdeka Stadium between the zone winners. Last year the winners and runners-up in
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    44 14 WELLINGTON. Sun.— Anita Lonsbrough. Critain's Olympic gold medal winner, bettered the New Zealand women's 100 yards breaststroke record at Tauranga. Competing in the national swimming championships, she clocked lmin 15.4 sec to knock 5/10ths of a second off the old record— Reuter.
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    Penang Chinese enter semi-finals
    164 14 T>ENANG. Bun. Penang K. Chinese gained a 2-1 home win over Perak Chinese In the MCFA Cup match here tonJrjht to enter the North zone semi-finals. Penangs next opponents will be Kedah Chinese. Penang were on top for 45 minutes of the match and then staved
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      56 14 Ml AR KO; Johore United 3 (Hassan* Malacca Marllmau 1 (Yusoff). KRIENDLIES At Muar: K.L. Putra Malay 6 iRazani 4. Ibrahim. Alii Muar Malay Invitation S iLatlff 2. Hashlm 3. Kok Chin): At SefMnat: Batu Anam Youths 1 (Tan Hock Chye) Segamat Tiger* 0; At J. Bahni: IRC 3
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      68 14 SPORE FRIENDLIES: Indian Assn bt V.I. Old Boys by 30 runs: VIOBA 130 (Darshan Singh 47, T. Rajendram 30. V. Gill 20. Vythlnglingam 5-34); I JL. 160 (Raxak 57 ret. Ash raff 21. Vythlllngam 36, Darshan 4-47). Ceylojj SC bt Combined Schools by 23 runs. CSC 119 iS.K. Sundram
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    UK SOCCER RESULT AND UP-TO-DATE TABLES
    1322 14 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal Cardiff 3 Aston Villa 1 Tottenham 2 Bolt on 0 Black bum Burnlr > 3 Sheffield Wed. 4 Chelsea 2 BUckpool 2 Leicester 5 Newcastle 3 Manchester C. 3 W. Bromwich 0 Notta Forest 1 Birmingham 0 Preston 2 Fulham 0
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    74 14 HONG KONG. Sun—Australians took the first three places out of a field of 30 in the Hong Kong Open Golf championship tonight. Score* for the first five place* were: K. Nagle 65-62-68-66—261: P. TMomson 63-71-68-65—267; L. Woodward 68-67-67-70—272: T. Nakamura (Jap) 69-69-67-69— 274: Lv Llang-huan (For) 70-70--68-67—275; J.
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    2108 15  - DENTENTURIUS FOREST BEAU— SUBIAN's DOUBLE EPSOM JEEP By 0 BIG SWEEP: Total pool $165,700 let priz. *****4 $44,739 2nd prise *****9 $22,369 3rd prii« *****9 $11,184 STARTERS (51. 597 each) Net. *****0, *****9. *****2. *****8. *****6, *****7. *****4. CONSOLATION ($994 each) Nes. *****4. *****0. *****3. *****9, *****1, *****9, *****1. *****2.
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    165 15 p LONDON, Sun. AFTER ten lean years, Ireland at last scored a Rugby Union victory over England yesterday, defeating them 11-8 at Lansdowne Road, Dublin, Ireland scored a goal and two penalty goals to England's goal and try. Leading 6-0 at the Interval, they
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      78 15 IK RUGBY LEAGI'E CLPi First round Bat ley 9 Bradford Northern 0; Bramley 5 Rochdale Hornets 6: Dewsbury Celtic 0 Castleford 32; Ooncaster 0 WarringtOD 39: Huddersfield 8 Liverpool City 2; Hull 4 Oldham 2; Hunslet 0 Halifax 8; Keighley 5 Featherstone Rovers 11; Leeds S Wigan 8:
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      171 15 INTER-SERVICES: Royal Navy 9 RAP 3 IK LLLB MATCHES: Blackheaih 6 Richmond 17: London Irish 3 Harlequins 19; London Scottish 9 Moseley 0: Old Alleynians 0 Slrcxtham 3: Bedford S Headingley 16: Bradford S Manchester 3: Broughton Park 0 Liverpool 3: Cardiff 6 Aberavon 12; Cambridge University 3
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      27 15 IRISH LEAGUE: Ards 3 Olensvon 2; Coleraine 2 Derry 1: Crusaders 1 Ba Hymens 0: Glentoran 1 Distillery 3: Linfteld 3 Cliftonvilie 0: Portadown 2 Bangor
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      47 15 SI \MJIXAVIAN INDOOR (Helsinki i: Men's doubles final— Manuel Santana (Sp) and Edwardo Soriano (Arg) bt Bobby Wilson and Tony Plckard ißn 4-6. 6-1. 3-6. 6-4. 7-5: Wessens doable* final Angela Mortimer and Deidre Catt (Br) bt Paule Courteix (Pr) and Lee PertcoU (It) 6-1, 6-1.
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    198 15 Spore may bid for world table tennis tourney SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE Table Tennis Association will, if it sends a team to the world championships at Peking ask for the 1963 world championships to be stagei in Singapore. STTA president Tang Tuck Wan said the Singapore delegate to the International Table
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    EXHIBITIONS AND FREE COACHING
    92 15 EXHIBITIONS AND FREE COACHING throughout the island to stimulate Interest in the game. STTA Is also planning to hold exhibition matches, in which the leading Singapore players will go round the various community centres to play before the people. BTTA will introduce a free coaching system in community centres for
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    Lock icon Springboks 26-10
    17 15 TOULOUSE, Sun. The touring African Rugby Union team beat France "B" 26-10 here yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Malayans meet defeat in q-finals
    197 15 r J > HE HAGUE, Sun. Four players from the Far East were among early third round winners, to reach the last 16, when the Dutch International badminton championships 6tarted here yesterday. They were Ferry Sonneville of Indonesia, who beat Friedhelm Dlttmar (Germany) 15-8, 15-6.
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    Spore champs at 'Tri' hockey
    197 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore won the triangular hockey tournament when they beat Joint Services 1-0 in the final match at Farrer Park today. Singapore, who beat Johore 2-0 on Friday, needed only a draw to win the title, but they were given a hard fight and
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    Kledang FTD to Cowling
    69 15 IPOH. Sun. Johore't racing planter, Peter CowlIng won the fastest time of the day award In his 3,000 c.c. Austin Healey-6 at th« Kledang Hill Climb organised by the Royal Perak Motor Club today. Cowling returned the time of 46.72 sec. over a steep course of
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    Journalists form national union
    599 16 BYRNE CALLS FOR GOOD WILL ON BOTH SIDES TO MAKE NEW INDUSTRIAL LAW WORK SINGAPORE, Sunday. A NATIONAL Union of Journalists absorbing three unions the Singapore Union of Journalists, the Chinese Journalists' Union and the Malay Journalists' Association was inaugurated here today tie Singapore National ill
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    A free trip to Hong Kong for the winner of 'Miss Publicity' title
    92 16 TWENTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD Singapore model June Stewart (centre) who was crowned "Miss Publicity 1961" at a ball in Singapore last night. The title carries with it a free trip to Hong Kong, plus a number of other prizes. Miss
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    DEATHS
    79 16 ACNES JOHN CRUZ nt Tnvandrum Kth February beloved mother of John Kdwln and sister of William JosepD and Marshal P. Lobo. THORNTON AMY dearly beloved wife of John loving mother of Lorna and Colin sudaen-y in Perth on eleventh February. DEATH occurcd of Charlie Richard, only son of Mr.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    85 16 MR. LEE SIONG PENG thnnk* Rev Ps Llm members of St. Hildn'» Church friends, relatives for wreaths attendance and assistance at funeral of his late wife Nancy Lee. MR. AND MRS. N K. Karan thank sll friend and relatives for their kind attendance, valuable presents and measagea of greeting
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    Duke's polo fall
    23 16 LAHORE. Pakistan, Sun. The Duke of Edinburgh fell from his pony while practising polo here this afternoon, but was unhurt.
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    Loan for mill
    26 16 NEW DpLHI, Bun. The United States has authorised a loan of US$lB.5 million to India for establishing a paper mill in central India.
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    CASTRO HITS OUT AT 'NERVOUS HYSTERICAL' KENNEDY
    186 16 CASTRO HITS OUT AT 'NERVOUS HYSTERICAL' KENNEDY UAVANA, Sun. Dr. •"Castro attacked President Kennedy today for his "obsession, nervousness and hysteria" over Cuba. Dr. Castro, in his first criticism of the new U.S. President, accused him of taking a "provocative aggressive attitude" \n five statements about Cuba. "Kennedy can't sleep
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    Lock icon Plastic rocket
    33 16 WASHINGTON. Sun.— The U.S. wl'l attempt soon to launch an inflatable plastic satellite to measure the density of the earth's atmosphere at different altitudes, the National Space Agency announced today.— Reuter.
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    32 16 NEW DELHI. Sun. Mr. Nehru is likely to meet President Nasser during a brief stop-over In Cairo next month on his way home from the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference. Reuter.
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    Ang Pows, gifts for island lepers
    121 16 PENANO. Sun.— lnmates of the leper camp at Pulau Jerejak presented two requests when the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. visited them yesterday afternoon to present ang pows and gifts for the Chinese New Year. The red packets and gifts had been contributed
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    Lock icon LIN DAI, A TOP STAR, IS MARRIED
    88 16 LIN DAI, A TOP STAR, IS MARRIED HONG KONG. Sun. Lin Dai. 28. was married today in church to Mr. Lunc Shun Shin*. 32. son of a Communist official. Lin Dai is well-known throughout South East Asia for having won the Best Actress award twice in succession at the 1957
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    Lock icon SPECIAL NEW YEAR RATIONS FOR PEOPLE OF PEKING
    130 16 SPECIAL NEW YEAR RATIONS FOR PEOPLE OF PEKING PEKING. Sunday. lONG queues formed at food distribution centres throughout Peking today; as extra rations were distributed for Chinese New Year. In main streets and tiny residential lanes. men, women and children queued In warm winter sun at improvised centres where officials
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    Vice girls: Our hands tied, say Police
    110 16 Vice girls: Our hands tied, say Police KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Police can do nothing about the prostitutes in Batu Road because no one has yet complained that He has been pestered by them. A police spokesman said today: "We know that prostitutes walk up and down Batu Road every night.
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