The Straits Times, 21 March 1961

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY fFHTIMID SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    'MUSLIM BLOC CALL
    317 1 Tengku: Unite for cause of world peace Harmony gives lie to V. From DOUG. LACKERSTEEN LONDON, Monday TENGKU Abdul Rahman last night called on the Muslim nations of the world to unite to help the cause of world peace. The Prime Minister, addressing a Malayan gathering celebrating
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    Lock icon Malayans in Congo face
    269 1 LEOPOLDVILLE, Monday. T<HE MALAYAN special rorce based in We'st- crn Kivu province, where for more than a month 300 Europeans have lived in fear of beating and torture, has one of the toughest jobs of any U.N. unit in the Congo, according to U.N. officials here.
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    Mystery of double deaths deepens
    174 1 SINGAPORE, Monthly. THK mystery of the double deaths at Changi two weeks ago of lawyer M'- Y. H. Tsan and his wife deepened today as island-wide appeals were circulated by the police. The first appeal is directed Ito a taxi-driver, who was j stopped by
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    Lock icon A check on the border
    62 1 BANGKOK. Mon. -Thai authorities in the southern provinces have been ordered to keep a close check on people crossing into Thailand from Malaya, Gen. Prapas Charsu Sathien, the Interior Minister, told reporters today. The Minister said that those found without proper documents would be charged
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    Finance talk
    25 1 TOKYO. Mon.— Philippine and Japanese officials met today to discuss the Manila Government's demand to ease the terms of loans from Japan— U.P.l.
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    S'PORE TO GIVE $10,000 TO L CHEER OUR CONGO MEN
    196 1 - SINGAPORE. Mon rE Government will ask the Legislative Assembly when it meets on Wednesday to approve a gift of $10,000 for the Welfare of Malayan troops in the Congo. Subject to the recommendation of the Yang di Pertuan Negara Inche
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    TAXI THUGS ROB CLERK OF $4,000
    340 1 Lunch crowds watch an abduction SINGAPORE, Monday. GUNMEN Abducted an oflice clerk at the junction of new Bridge Road and Carpenter Street, in the heart of Chinatown here, this [afternoon. Two thugs bundled 29--year-old Ch ng Chek Jiang into a taxi at 1.30 p.m..
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    Sarawak to check sowers of discord
    265 1 Sarawak to check sowers of discord KUCHING, Mon. The Sarawak Government has armed itself with powers to stop the publication of I material designed to damage racial harmony or to mislead the people in order to arouse feelings of hatred or con- temot. An official statement today j stressed that
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    Lock icon Natal wants to stay in
    84 1 DURBAN. Mon. The Natal provincial executive committee of the Federal Party, at an emergency meeting during the weekend, approved a resolution calling for a separate Commonwealth for Natai. In a statement, the executive urged the provincial council to take immediate steps to ensure Natal's continuation
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    FREIGHTER AGROUND NEAR KUCHING
    92 1 FREIGHTER AGROUND NEAR KUCHING SINGAfOKfc, Mon. A Sarawak steamship Co. lreigmer, me 1,380--ton Benumg. ran aground on the Cruisere Rock, 10 miles from Hitching, this morning, but by this evening had been refloated. She was on her way from Singapore to Kuching. First reports receiveu in Labuan at about 10
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    Lock icon Ecafe venue
    27 1 NEW DELHI. Mon.— Tokyo was selected today to be the site of the next annual session of the Economic Commission for the Far East. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Fishing pact
    29 1 COLOMBO. Mon. Japan and Ceylon today signed an agreement for the setting-up of a fisheries training centre at Negombo fishing centre. 20 miles north of here.— .Reuter
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    Verwoerd: This is no defeat'
    291 1 Verwoerd: This is no defeat' JOHANNESBURG. Moil. Dr. Verwoerd said here today that South Africa "will emerge stronger than ever before" following its withdrawal from the Commonwealth. The Prime Minister told a crowd estimated at between 50.000 and 60,000 which welcomed him at Jan Smuts airfield here on his return
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    17 1 >Lr Delvatu j> ne Interim .MiuiMu Sovcromevf will pu v.-l 'in- 1•- r r i i
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    MOTHER, SON AND DAUGHTER ALL WED AT SAME TIME
    111 2 MOTHER, SON AND DAUGHTER ALL WED AT SAME TIME ,'|X>RO\TO. Mon. A mother, her daughter and son were married In the same ceremony here. Mrs. Helen Wagner became the wife of Mr. Gordon Floyd Pringle and her son. Douglas, was married to Janet Pringle, Mr. Pringle's daughter. Mrs. Wagnsr's dai'.irtor.
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    Lock icon Russian visit
    29 2 RANGOON. Mon. The Burmese Defence Chief of Staff, General Ne Win. will visit the Soviet Union later this month accompanied by Ueut.-Col. Lwin. Director of Military Intelligence.--Reuter
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    WHY Dr. V PULLED OUT
    417 2 Menzies: He quit to avoid split in Commonwealth Half PMs said: S. Africa must go T OXDOX. M o Mr. R. G. Menzies, Australian Prime Minister, said yesterday that at least half the Prime Ministers at the Commonwealth I conference "indicated that they did not
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    SHAH TAKES THE FAMILY FOR AN INFORMAL OUTING
    41 2 The Shah of Iran takes the family for an informal ouling in Teheran. His son. Prince Reze, heir to Ihe Peacock Throne, was born to Queen Farah Diba late lasl year.— U.P.l, piclure.
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    Lock icon Women jailed for nude court parade
    243 2 Women jailed for nude court parade VANCOUVER, Monday. J^HIRTEEN women of the Doukhobor religious sect were sentenced to two months jail yesterday, for staging a nude parade in a magistrate's court in Grand Forks. The women were found guilty of contempt of court by the magistrate. Mr. Parker Williams, who
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    Lock icon SEX ENERGY IS BIG THREAT LIKE H-BOMBS SAYS WOMAN
    106 2 SEX ENERGY IS BIG THREAT LIKE H-BOMBS SAYS WOMAN J^TEW YORK. Mon. A woman doctor told students in Atlanta. Georgia, that control of sex and the atom were the chief problems today. "If nuclear energy doesn't finish us off. sexual energy will." I)r Mary Calderone. medical director of the Planned
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    Lock icon Harding estate
    18 2 LONDON, Mon. Broadaster and columnist Gilbert larding, who died last Novmber. left an estate ol £27.--62—Reuter.
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    Teenager vice ring
    52 2 TORONTO. Mon. Police .sT.id yes it lay th»»y believed they hd/e --mashed i. Si CO a night prostitution ring iiivolving -.eervi re girls ttvm good nmfttm Two in?!-. aged .'.j Uid 23 have b*en arres-lcc! on 12 charges f procuring nr.i attempting to procure girls for I
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    Lock icon Acting Premier in road crash
    48 2 STELLENBOBCH (Cape Province). Mon. -The South I African acting Prime Minister, Mr. Paul Saver. was Injured In a road accident last night. First reports said Mr. Bauer's injuries were not serious. Mr. Saver, 63. b Minister of Lands, Forestry and PubUc Works.— Reuter.
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    Nu for China
    25 2 RANGOON. Mon Tht Burmese Premier. U Nu. will go to Communist China for 10 days rest from April 6. political sources said.
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    Lock icon MACLEOD TO GET THE SACK WYATT
    183 3 MACLEOD TO GET THE SACK WYATT T ONDON. Mon. Mr. XJ Woodrow Wyatt, Labour M.P., said last night that the Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan. was "on the verge" of getting rid of his Colonial Secretary, Mr. lain Macleod. Mr. Wyatt declared that the Conservative Party was deeply split over the
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    Lock icon 3-POWER TALKS ON H-TEST BAN OPEN
    87 3 3-POWER TALKS ON H-TEST BAN OPEN QENEVA. Mon. The three-powrr nuclear test ban conference resumes here tomorrow its 274 th session after being in recess since last December. The resumed conference has a special importance since it is the first full-scale meeting of East and West since President Kennedy took
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    Lock icon Space test falls wide
    72 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. A Mercury space capsule, similar to one which will be used to send the first American into space later this year, hurtled 46.000 ft. into the air and 'ell into the ocean yesterday in a j test ot its escape and para- chute launching
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    AGA KHAN CALLS ON PRESIDENT KENNEDY
    55 3 AGA KHAN CALLS ON PRESIDENT KENNEDY THE Aga Khan called on President Kennedy at the White House recently and discussed "areas of mutual interest." The Aga Khan, 23, met Mr. Kennedy in France six years ago. Both are graduates of Harvard University, bu t they did not meet there, said
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    Lock icon Algerian peace talks venue: Lakeside hotel
    260 3 Algerian peace talks venue: Lakeside hotel PRELIMINARY MEETING PLANNED THIS WEEK PARIS, Monday. THE long-awaited peace talks between France and the Algerian provisional government will be held at a hotel on the shore of Lake Geneva, in the French spa of Evian, the town's Mayor disclosed today. The Mayor,. Mr.
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    Lock icon WITCHCRAFT IS STILL FLOURISHING IN WEST GERMANY
    106 3 WITCHCRAFT IS STILL FLOURISHING IN WEST GERMANY UA.MBI KG. Mon— About 1U.00I) West Germans are estimated to be still practising various forms of witchcraft or black magic, and for most it is a profitable business. This was stated at a conference at the Hamburg Evangelical Academy, where theologians and scientists
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    Lock icon Manhunt in Angola
    72 3 Manhunt in Angola LISBON. Man. Trccps yesterday moved Into villages in northern Angola where dozens or nvi.. wo!ti"ii aiid children rat reported to have been kilted tfua we* in terrorist ittiCfis from across the Congo cxii'ltr, spoVeKman for the GovernorGeneral of Angola announced. Speaking from the Angola capital of Luanda,
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    Lock icon Moscow claim
    29 3 LONDON. Mon. A Moscow firm has produced a miniature radio which can be fitted Into the frame of a pair of horn-rimmed spectacle*. Moscow Radio reported. Reuter.
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    Buried alive
    32 3 NUMATA. Mon. Four Japanese mountain allmbers were buried alive and two of them were still missing yesterday in an avalanche on the slopes of Mt. Tanigawa. west of Tokyo.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Diem calls up 'other ranks'
    44 3 SAIGON, Mon. President Ngo Dinh Diem has signed a decree recalling all reservist "other ranks". into the South Vietnam army, it was offically announced, yesterday. Officers and non-commls-sloned officer reservists have already been called back Into the army.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'No touch' rules for German nightclub strippers
    157 3 'No touch' rules for German nightclub strippers OONN, Mon. Twelve commandments for striptease artists and "so-called beauty dancers" are to be pinned up in every dressing room in West Germany, in three languages. Designed to ensure that the girls wear something at least, and that customers should not be allowed
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    Lock icon White mice: A world record
    46 3 NEW YORK. Mon. A world record for multiple births among mammals 32 tiny whit 2 mice— has been claimed here. Dr. Theodore Hauschka, director of cancer research at the Rosweli Park Memorial Institute, said 27 of the 32 mice survived.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Back to Athens
    28 3 LONDON, Mon. King Paul and Queen Frederika of the Hellenes left here by air yesterday for Athens after their three-wrek private visit to London.*— Reuter.
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    National Theatre: The first step
    279 4 MINISTER WATCHES TEST BORING SINGAPORE, Mon. The first step toward the building of Singapore's mil-lion-dollar National Theatre was taken today when the Minisj ter for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, and members of the National Theatre Trust Committee, j witnessed test bore operations at King George
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    SIX FACE TRIAL ON KIDNAP CHARGE
    212 4 SINGAPORE. Monday. SIX men. charged with abducting Ong Leong Seng, a merchant, at the 9th mile Yio Chu Kang Road at 11.30 p.m. on Dec. 24 last year, were today committed for trial at the Assizes. They are Tan Won Nam, 25; Lee Chew
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    The last voyage of tanker Saidja
    266 4 The last voyage of tanker Saidja SINGAPORE, Mon. The 12.000-ton Shell tanker Saidja made her last voyage yesterday to a breakup yard at Lim Chu Kang. Bought for $650,000 by Siong Huat Hardware Co., Ltd. and Sim Lim Co., Ltd. the tanker will be broken up and sold as scrap.
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    Wage talks resuming today
    120 4 Wage talks resuming today SINGAPORE. Mon. Negotiations between the Singapore Bank Employees' UmVn and the management of the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation over wage claims submitted by the Union on behalf of about 300 clerical workers will resume tomorrow Both parties held their first direct negotiations last Thursday. The union
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    DETECTIVE SHOOTS TO STOP A FIGHT
    145 4 DETECTIVE SHOOTS TO STOP A FIGHT SINGAPORE. Mon. A detective on beat patrol had to draw his service revolver and fire It above the heads of a crowd to break up a flght in the Happy World amusement park on Hart Raya night. The detective was strolling about in the
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    Algerian Aid Fund
    50 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Algerian Aid Fund Committee today announced that five more donations to the fund have been received. The donations came from Mr. Lee Chee Bhan $20. The Shaw Foundation $200. M Win Tuck Chon $30. Mr Gerald D'Cruz $10, M s Guan Seng Kee $10.
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    Cause of death unknown
    53 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Btate coroner, Mr. Sathl V. Kandiah, today recorded an open verdict on a Javanese fisherman, Lomiah bin Hassan, whose decomposed body was found in Sungel Paslr. ofT 16 m.s. Lim Chu Kang Road, on Jan. 30. The cause of death was unknown, the
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    Dispute to arbitration
    84 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Labour and Law Mr. K. M. Byrne, has directed that a trade dispute between the Singapore General Employees' Union and Tan Tong Meng Transport Company be submitted to arbitration by the Industrial Arbitration Court. This was announced by the Ministry's Permanent Secretary,
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    Family planning exhibition
    169 4 SINGAPORE. Monday. piEAR, ignorance and apathy were keeping the 1 people of Singapore from planning families, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs, Dr. Lee Siew Choh, said during the weekend. Speaking at the opening of the Family Planning Exhibition at Queenstown community centre, he
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    PART-TIME STUDIES
    302 4 Teachers must inform Education Ministry SINGAPORE, Mon rpHE Ministry of Education has laid down the procedure to be followed for teachers wishing to do parttime courses of study. They should first write to the ministry through their respective principals giving details of the courses of study and the
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    Joint sea patrols proposal
    120 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. RearAdmiral Marta Dinata. the Indonesian Naval Chief of Staff, who passed through here yesterday, said that his country would welcome joint sea patrols with Singapore to help put down smuggling. Admiral Dinata was on his way to Rangoon to begin a two-week visit to
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    Jewish welfare officials
    56 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The following officials will serve i on the Jewish Welfare Board I for 1962: President: Mr. Jacob Ballas: vice-presidents: Messrs. E. Mussry, J. Ephraim. Nasslm E. Nassim, R. Jacobson: Secretary: Mr. M. Ellas: Treasurer: Mr. 1. Ezeklel and the commit lee members are Messrs. C.
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    Ceremony
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A religious ceremony for the rehousing of the deities of the Sri Sivan Temple at Orchard Road, will take place on Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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    WORLD'S BIGGEST SHIP VISITS SINGAPORE
    104 4 WORLD'S BIGGEST SHIP VISITS SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Mon— The world's largest ship, the 114.000-ton Universe Daphne, an oil tanker, spent seven hours in Singapore on Sunday on her maiden voyage from Kure, Japan, to the Persian Gulf. During her brief stop the Universe Daphne took on $40,000 worth of provisions, mainly
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      120 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES THE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport Singapore. ARRIVALS B.O.A.C: From London. Rome. Istanbul, Teheran, Bombay, Colombo (BA790> 5.10 a.m.: from London, Zurich, Beirut, Bahrein, Delhi. Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur <BA796) 5.35 p.m.; from London, Rome. Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, (BA708) 7.30
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      124 4 5.45 p.m. Cathay Pacific: From Hong Kong. Bangkok (CX735) 10.30 p.m. Garuda: From Djakarta (OA996) 10.40 a.m. Qantas: From Sydney. Darwin (QF571) 8.20 p.m Malayan Airways: From Kuala Lumpur (ML171) 10.15 am from Penang. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur (ML1011 0.30 p.m.; from Djakarta <ML204> 4.40 p.m from Sandakan. Jesselton, Brunei, Slbu.
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      160 4 IML415) 6.45 p.m. DEPARTl RKS B.O.A.C.: To Hong Kong. Tokyo (BA964) 6.30 a.m to Darwin. Sydney (BA708) 8.30 p.m.; to Rangoon. Dehll. TeherHii. Istanbul, Zurich, London (BA797) 10.30 p.m. Japan Air Lines: To Bangkok. Hongkong. Tokyo (JL712; 8 a.m. Garuda: To Djakarta (GA893) 8 a.m.; to Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok (QA996)
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    PAP promises not kept, Ong charges
    635 5 PAP promises not kept, Ong charges Hong Lim by-election drive warms up with rival rallies SINGAPORE, Monday A HUGE crowd jammed Hong Lim Park and overflowed into the surrounding streets when the former Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, held the first rally in his Hong Lim by-election
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    Strict entry rules protect local jobs, Lee explains
    474 5 Strict entry rules protect local jobs, Lee explains SINGAPORE, Mon THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night explained the need for strict immigration laws to save jobs for local people. "Not everybody should be allowed to bring In his relatives to Singapore from India and China," he told
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    Hush-hush plan rto fill gaps in the Army
    143 6 Hush-hush plan rto fill gaps in the Army KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Ministry oi' Defence has plans to fill the, gaps made in the Federation Army by the j soldiers sent to the Congo. A .spokesman of the ministry disclosed this today when i commenting on a report that I
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    6 students bound over
    67 6 ALOR STAR. Mon —Six IpuL students were today bound over for six months In SJQ each for taking part in a tour without written permission from the Registrar of Schools The magistrate, Nik Saghlr bin Mohamed Noor. said he was not recording a conviction against them.
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    Registration at Johore schools
    45 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Registration of children born in 1955 seeking admission next year to Standard One in schools In Johore will take place from April 10 to May 9. The schools are standard and standard-type aided primary schools of all media.
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    Jaycee party
    39 6 PENANG. Mon— The Pen--1 ails, Junior Chamber of Com- > jmerce will hold a barbecue atj i the home of their president. Mr. Chong Thin Huatt. In Peel Avenue on March 30 in connection with their membership drive.
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    SINGAPORE UMNO's VITAL ROLE
    560 6 Khir's big diplomatic victory warring factions call it quits SINGAPORE. Monday ALL SMILES OVER TEA AND RONGGENG... RIVALS SHAKE HANDS AND THE RIFT IS BRIDGED HPIIK chairman of the Singapore Umno liaison committee, Inche Mohammed Khir Johari, yesterday stressed that the party could play an important
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    Surrender 'gratuities' reduced
    94 6 Surrender 'gratuities' reduced ALOR STAR. Mon. The Malayan Communist Party is now paying less gratuity to terrorists who have been given permission to surrender. According to Chong Yee Mul. a woman terrorist who gave up recently, terrorists who leave the jungle after Feb. 1 thLs year would be paid 2,000
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    He'll study youth club set-up
    129 6 He'll study youth club set-up KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Brunei youth leader. Awangku Mohamed Yusof bin Pengiran Bakar, has come to Malaya to find out how youth clubs can be .started for his country's 50.000 youths. He w&a accompanied by Inche Nasir bin Ibrahim, the Malayan youth leader who started
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    Suspect held
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Polic» raided a hut in Lorong Tal Seng on Saturday night and detained a secret society suspect. He is being held under the Criminal Law •Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    Grants for councils
    57 6 KULIM. Mon. The Kedah State Government has made capital grants totalling $33,400 to four local councils in South Kedah for the construction of a market and the construction and Improvement of drains. Mahang Council receives $6,000 for a market while Padang Serai gets $16,800. Lunas $7,000 and
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    Robbery report: Man held
    47 6 SUNOEI PATANI. Mon. Police have detained a suspect In connection with a report that a youth was assaulted and robbed by three other youths on Saturday night at Pekan Lama. The victim reported that $15 and a w. teh were stolen from him
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    29 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Sultan of Johore. Sir Ismail, will officially open the new factory of Malayan Batteries Ltd at Jalan Tampol on Wednesday at 4.45 p.m.
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    Teachers meet
    39 6 PENANG. Mon. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, will declare open the annual delegates conference of the Federation of Malaya Association of Teachers of English in Chinese schools at the Rubber Trade Association premises here tomorrow.
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    RUBBER FASCINATES ME—MR. HEAH
    190 6 RUBBER FASCINATES ME— MR. HEAH i pENANO. Mon. The president of the Penang Rubber Trade Association, Mr. Heah Joo Seang, said last night that If he were born again, he would "still be engaged in the rubber trade." "It is a fascinating game In which one has to pit one's
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    595 7 SPURS DOUBLE only one step away... j— LONDON." Mon. HOTSPI X, the super-team in English soccer this season, are only one step away from achieving the rare "double" of winning the League championship and the FA Cup after beating Burnley 3-6 in their Cup semifinal at Aston Villa, Birmingham, yesterday;
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    218 7 ENGLAND WIN 6-0 AGAINST SCOTS TWICKENHAM. Mon England, unbeaten last season, scored their first victory in their final international this year by unexpectedly beating Scotland by six points (a try and a penalty goal) to nil. Their victory won flncm the Calcutta Cup. for which the two countries nave been
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    73 7 T ENINGRAD. Mon. —lolanda J Balas. 23-year-old Rumanian girl, la.st night achieved a world* best indoor performance for the women's high jump when she cleared 1.88 metres < 6ft liin> here. lolanda, the Olympic champion, was competing in the Leningrad higher educational establishments championships. Her jump
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    422 7 Erratic Kobbero falls to Kops ONDON. Mon. Erlj land Kops. .of Denmark, and Judy Hashman, of 'he United States confirmed their reputations as the best badminton .singles players in the world when they easily retained their titles in the finals of the All-England championships at Wembley here yesterday. Kops beat
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    49 7 BELFAST. Mon.— The draw for the semi-finals of the Irish FA. Cup. to be played on March 25. is as follows: Ballyclare Comrades v Llnfield <"at Cliftonville> Distillery or Crusaders v Glenavon (at the Oval). The replay between Distillery and Crusaders will take place next Monday. Reuter.
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      Unity Of Purpose
      652 8 Smith Africa s decision to leave the Commonwealth has thrust into the background almost the whole of the rest of the business transacted at the conference of Commonwealth Prime Ministers. This was a momentous meeting, quite apart from the South African drama and the admission to the
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      Estate Students
      381 8 Managerships of estates in the Guthrie Group will in 'luture be open to Malayans. The firm declaration is one that other European estates and groups which have not already done so should quickly make on their own behalf. It would be encouraging too if many more of them
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      Time to Agree
      189 8 and India are better than at any other time since independence in 1947. They have got back into the habit of talking to each other instead of shouting and in the process have settled some large outstanding problems Taking advantage of their meeting in London President Ayub
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    The new face of Africa: A challenge for I the Western world...
    2068 8 The new face of Africa: A challenge for I the Western world... BBB^^^^^r^^B^S^^^^^l^B^S^b^^Sa A correspondent of the London Times now sums up his journey through the Africa of 1961 with two questions: is it yet possible to discern any intelligible pattern in the relations between African states and the rest
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      468 8 STRAITS TIMES& FREE PRESS far Mini'ian a* mtmrUt •rs Mir r»»r»s»«'«(r»a tt Ist now COLO STOKA6I AKCADI osicma*d »o«d. aiNoavone will rtrtlw *m«B atfMrtlMsasvta and horn Humbtr rtftttt. Vmnll ntmrilmmtmit mtatut ka s,nan»or* mmf ml— kmndtd I*l COLO STORAGf BRANCHES at MOUJkND »OAD. rATOMO. tr«r»«L »O»O NAVAL P«»« AUTHORISED ACCNTJi
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      96 8 At»llE»C/DD-l I INDIAN QUALITY PRODUCTS It's doubly good DEVIDAYAL STAINLESS STEEL INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LTD., f.B. No. 6224, Rcay Road. Bombay-10 (India) Makers of quality stainless. steelware forfyour kitchen, tablt and all other food-handling purports .'Wide rang* of utility articles for Hospitals and Restaurants. ISSUIO IT THI INGINtIMNG IXfOKT rftOfiOTION COUNCIL.
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    MIC ASKS MENTRI TO ACT IN A WEEK
    202 9 MIC ASKS MENTRI TO ACT IN A WEEK IPOH Mon.—Representatives ol 29 Malayan Indian Congress branches in Perak who met here yesterday decided to urge the Mentri Besar, Dato Sha'ari bin Shaffle to reinstate Mr. V. Ponnusamy Pillai in the State Executive Council. A resolution, passed by the executive committee
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    A skyline addition
    562 9 IPOH, Mon.— Latest addition to the skyline of fasturowlng Ipoh is to be a $5u0,--000 building erected by the Kinta Insurance Company Ltd. on four housing iots in Jalan Yang Kalsom. Details of the projec* were announced by a director of the company. Mr. Foo Seong Kai.
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    Three installations this year
    518 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday 1 BIG CEREMONIES ARE I PLANNED FOR NEGRI i SEMBILAN. SELANGOR i AND KELANTAN TWREE new Rulers are to be formally in- stalled this year —the Sultan of Selangor, the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan and the Sultan of Kelantan. Tuanku Laksamana
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    Chairman is re-elected
    66 9 IPOH. Mon.— Mr. Ng Hore Jin. of Alor Star, was re-elect-ed chairman of the Malayan Society of Incorporated Accountants at Its annual meetIng here yesterday. Other officials also re-elect-ed were: Vice-chairman, Mr. Poon Sze Sam; committeeInche Abdul Hamid bin Che Mat, Mr. Foo Yeow Kirn, Mr. A.
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    Club members to repair road
    55 9 RAWANG. Mon.— M o r than 100 members of the Rawang Youth Club will carry out repair work on a road to the mine- camp area, near nere> tomorrow. This will be the main feature In the club's youth week which ends on Sunday. The
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    Dinner guest
    39 9 TELUK ANSON. Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister and deputy chairman of Umno. Malaya, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, will be guest of lonour at a dinner given by the Lower Perak division of Umno here next month.
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    Trees for schools campaign launched
    88 9 Trees for schools campaign launched SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Education has launched a big "treeplanting campaign" in all schools in the State, aimed at providing more shade for pupils. This follows recent visits to schools by the Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. During his tour, the Minister often noticed
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    Varsity library: A $2 mil. plan
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A $2 million expansion plan will make the University of Malaya Library here the finest In South-East Asia. Under this plan the library building will be six times its present size.
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    117 9 THEY URGE 'SPEECH 1 HE REPLIES 'WE REGRET VERY MUCH STAY SO SHORT' fyENNIS SILK, the M.C.C. captain, addressing the crowd immediately after the match against AllMalaya in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The crowd surged near the entrance of the pavilion and asked for
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    PREMIER LEE VISITS HONG LIM VOTERS
    230 9 SINGAPORE, Monday. pEOPLE'S Action Party's Ministers, parliamentary secretaries, assemblymen and hundreds of members from the 51 branches yesterday converged on Hong Lim constituency to carry out door-to-door canvassing for the PAP candidate in the coming by-election, Mr. Jek Yuen Thong. The party will carry
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    Executive councillor for polls
    75 9 Executive councillor for polls SEREMBAN, Mon. An elected State Assemblyman and State Executive Councillor. Mr. Llm Kee Siong. Is to contest the Kampong Bahru Ward In the Seremban Town Council election on April 22. Nomination day Is tomorrow. Fifteen wards will be testedMr. Lim was elected In the first Town
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    Harbour cable: A warning
    44 9 Harbour cable: A warning PENANG. Mon. The Federation's marine headquarters has warned mariners to avoid cable operations in Penang Harbour. A black conical buoy has been put up in the harbour to mark the break in underwater cable and the position of diving operations.
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    Crash death
    36 9 BATU GAJAH. Mon. Soh Soo Chai. 24. was killed this morning "hen a motorcycle he was riding was Involved In a head-on collslon with a lorry carrying iron-ore at the 10J milestone. Ipoh-Siputeh road.
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      132 9 j Miracles of Healing I through I j FAITH IN CHRIST j and the Rev. Ralph Byrd Atlanta, Georgia. KUALA LUMPUR Chinese Assembly Holl 21 March to 2 April I SINGAPORE B Badminton Hall, Getllemerd Rood 5 April to 23 April 7:30 p.m. Nightly I "SPONSORED BY ADMISSION Assembly of
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      231 9 W \m^ ihi j ""rjlV^^ No prizes -but lots of love! Mum and Dad admit that Muffln wllljnever take a prlza at dog Bhow. There's no pedigree behind this little fellow. Jj«t as whisper It: no's the happy result of a passing affair, and nobody Is quite sure who his
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      Beating the Blues
      361 10 LITTLE TIN OF PAINT CAN DO SO MUCH HAVE just discovered that a handy slimuld'nt to have within reach in the house at the time when you have got t lie blues is ;i little tin Of gold paint. It is a nuorale booster, like buying a
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      Pickled beef an appetising side dish
      168 10 Pickled beef an appetising side dish BEEF can be cooked in many ways. Here is a home-tried recipe which is called Pickled Beef. You need 3 teaspoons ground mustard seed, 1 teaspoon ground cummin seed, 1 teaspoon ground ginger. 2 lbs. beef. 12 dry red chillies, coarsely pounded, and 1
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      It's new hope for May
      165 10 It's new hope for May rENTY two year-old May Elias. who has never been away from Singapore, left for England recently to learn how the other side of the world lives. An experienced stenographer, she hopes to find employment in London where she will make a temporary home on her
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      Kitchen floor patterns
      175 10 rpHERE is no reason why your kitchen should not be pretty as the rest of the house. In fact, colour is a predominant feature in this room now. Changes, big or small, will give added Interest to your kitchen. A striking, dramatic floor can add a new
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      BEADED NECKLACE FASHIONABLE FOR CHEONGSAM
      374 10  - BEADED NECKLACE FASHIONABLE FOR CHEONGSAM CATHERINA NG _j_ SUDDENLY, everyone is going crazy over beads, V baubles and bangles. They are in the large departmental stores, in exclusive boutiques.- on the roadside stalls, and in bazaars. Malayan girls and women who not so long ago were dubious or had qualms
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      129 10 KM f\ \J living itroplast longlin* bro lute I Eidusiva »loil« magic midriH qivih you th» a mooth«Hl butt to hip lm« you v* »v«r had m whrt* or block. BP\\^ rl loda* at: ROBINSONS JJBS f'* X^\ Singapore A. K. I uni|>tir. lIOTI KM \l.l V 41, High Street.
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      314 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS foreign cavalryman It). 1. Toucnln, w.y to t D 8 Cit {8 I M a /h I I. Cask needs drawing to begin with, thai* plain <6>. 8. Sea turtle caine.s com9. In a certain aegree. an plaint for ancient hero «B>. apostate 18;. U. C»alm
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      Lock icon He was nearly a 'German ace9 —he smashed his own planes
      1436 11 He was nearly a 'German ace 9 —he smashed his own planes U.S. AIRMAN WAS INVINCIBLE A YOUNG American pilot named Elliott White Springs was posted to Hie famous Colonel "Billy" Bishop's B.">th Squadron 00 the Western Front in Fiance early in 1918. In two days he made himself the
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      206 11 Buys Bunny By Bulph Heimduhl iA m l Abnvr By A I Cupp *V^VjVtffi,V .J r KNJINGWILD |^J risTff- )^SU*I.,IDO-\\\X- v p^Tf-SORRt PAL-\ *»*7 MaHrWW. THROUGH A r YOU KNOW OLD PAL ff BIN BUT, WE'VE GOT J If'S FORMER DETECTIVE CHILDREN'S J THATS \/'MSHNOCENr\BurWEMUST MEAL \TO MAKE IT FOSDICK
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      Portable French record players
      235 12 A FRENCH company which claims to hold the world market for portable record players is now introducing portable transistorised radio phonographs to Singapore, the Federation of Malaya and other countries. The firm is Teppaz which operates five self-contained factories In France, with the main assembly chain
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      Singapore largest U.S. trade centre
      304 12  -  JAMES ANG By looks to Singapore as the Number One trading centre in SouthEast Asia, said Mr. Rene Lutz, leader of a five-man United States trade mission which visited the Federation of Malaya and Singapore recently. Mr. Lutz. Deputy Director, Office of Economic Affairs, Bureau
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      Italy to develop local steel market r
      211 12 ITALY is striving to sell more iron and steel pro--1 ducts to Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. The Italian Vice Consul 'Commercial) Office in Singapore Is now working to develop the market by publicity, establishing more contacts and other meano. A spokesman
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      Gillette's latest blade due here soon
      188 12 Gillette's latest blade due here soon fILLETTE'S latest scientific discovery, a razor blade which promises to revolutionise shaving, will be made available in the Malayan markets next week. Announcing this in Singapore yesterday, the resident executive of Gillette Industries Ltd., Mr. E. J. Jones, said that the new product would
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      Motor cycle business promotion
      114 12 Motor cycle business promotion MR. AKIRA INOUCHI, chief engineer of the Shin Meiwa Industry Co. Ltd.. Osaka, arrived in Singapore last week to promote sales of his company's motor-cycles Mr. Inouchi said that the company which also produced aircraft and helicopters, employed a high degree of engineering technique and craftsmanship
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      New Kodak camera with power-driven film advance
      138 12 ANEW precision 35 mm camera, termed "the most automatic of the automatics" is now being marketed by Kodak (Malaya) Ltd. Called Kodak Motormatlc 35. the camera gives the photographer power driven film advance, fully automatic exposure control and automatic flash exposure control, said
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      K. LINE PRESIDENT VISITS SHIPPERS
      183 12 T«HE PRESIDENT of Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd., (K. Line). Mr. M. Hattori. has arrived in Singapore to celebrate the company's admission to the Straits-Bombay-Karachi-Persian Gulf Conference on March 1 Mr. Tattori is accompanied by the executive manager. Mr. T. Yamamoto and director and general manager
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      Japan to buy more rubber
      40 12 Japan will be buying more rubber, timber and other products from Sarawak to meet her needs for raw materials. said the Japanese ConsulGeneral in Singapore, Mr Kensaku Maeda. at a Kuching press conference last week.
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      TWO NEW VESSELS FOR NYK
      153 12 rE N V K Line ol Japan is building two new ships for the Japan Europe line via Singapore and Suez They are Saikyo Maru and Sapporo Maru of 9.520 and 9.600 gross tons respectively. Each has six holds, and accommodation for 12 passengers in
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    115 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT shares opened the week along a firm tone here today. Colonial Sugar eased 2s. 6d. to £79 7e. 6d. Base meiaLs and the oils maintained a steady trend, while Commonwealth Bonds held a steady tone. Con Znc (9 S Mt. \u it fa N.BH. (10$)
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    RUBBER PRICES
    221 14 APRIL first grade rubber buy- ers fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 88 cents per II).. down seven-righthg of a cent on Friday's closing price. The tone was very quirt. S.C.C.B.A. closing price* in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.s.s. Spot f.o.b. buyers 88 s sellers
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    NEW EXCHANGE RATES
    368 14 rPHE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made these i changes in iis ratei to merchant I yesterday; London: sellliiK T.T. or OD, 2/3 31 32; buying airmail T.T 2/4 3 32. O.D 2/4 1/8, 30 d st 2 4 9 32. 45 2/4 o 16. 60 d st
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    TIN PRICE CONTINUES ITS ADVANCE: MARKETS QUIET
    261 14 By Our Market Correspondent THE tin price continued its rise when Singapore markets re-opened yesterday, gaining $1.62} to $410 per picul. London bids automatically improved by the adjustment of the Malayan dollar to slightly lower levels against the pound sterling. The dollar had
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    STORE SHIPPING
    146 14 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Straat Ball 1/2, Oekko Maru 4/5. Mandowl 6A, Benalder 6 7, State of Madras 8 9. Karachi 10/11, Samoa 13/14. Godavery 15/16, Troubadour 18. Hoi Houw 19. Segamat N. Wall 2. Serdang N. Wall 3. Tapah
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    327 14 DUSINESS in the trading room on the Singapore section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was: Industrials: Gammon 12.21. S3 22. $2.21; Jackson <8T SI. 11: Robmsor. ord« 51. 39: Steamers 86 and R5 cent*: 8. Times $2 90: 8. Traders 53.32. Minings: Aokam $2.80; A. Hltam
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    139 14 rpHE Chinese Produce Exchange, A Singapore, noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: Quiet; UK/Con tin em March/ April shipments $27 H buyers. $28 sellers. Coconut oil: Quiet; bulk $42 sellers, drum $45 sellers. Pepper: Quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $187 Sarawak $182>.,, special Sarawak
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    PRICES CLOSING
    40 14 SINGAPORE, Mar. 20. RUBBER: 88 t cents per lb. (down seven eighths of a cent). 5 p.m. close: 89' s cents (quiet but steady) TIN: $410 per picul (up $1.62':). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).
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    MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    1157 14 I 1 UK state of shares on the 1 Malayan Stock Exchange showing last business to March 17 (A) and last business since that date (B), with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business last year and to date. was: I I I 1.00 135
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      1074 14 Express U.S.A. Pacific tfc Atlantic Coast Service I A I I A fI.A E I A E T A M,j.o-| Honolulu FnaCiKO L. Anielit N. YO't M.I. "l-llma Mars 15 II tpf 21 Apr U Ma» It fa 1 J»«« 11. "Kssisawa Mam" IS U Ma» Jl Ma| 7 Jim
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      282 14 BARBER-FERN VILLE LINES ANNOUNCE THE DIRECT SAILING TO U.S. GULF PORTS (via SUEZ) m.s. "MANDEVILLE" LOADING AT SINGAPORE 7th.— 10th. May FOR MOBILE NEW ORLEANS HOUSTON CHARLESTON SAVANNAH TRANSIT TIME 33 DAYS HARRISONS CROSFIELD (S) LTD. TEL: ***** HOEGH LINES FOR CANADA GREAT LAKES HOEGH CAIRN accepting cargo tor Halltax
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      173 14 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Exchange: Mar. 30 Mar. 17 Industrials: 153.74 153.53 Tins: 238.98 238 59 S Rubber*: 348.52 248.52 Jan. I I958=:IOO. TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDER Water Department: Construction of additional H C. Raw Water Chambers, laying uf 60" dia P. C. Pipes and An-ciliai-y Works at
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      748 14 TENDERS TRENGGANU P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class D and above registered Contractors will be received by the State Engineer. Trengganu,. Kuala Trengganu up to 12 noon on 4th April. 1961 for the supply and Delivery- of metal from Buklt Yong Quarry for the period 1.3.61 to 30.4.62. Full particulars
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      664 14 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY NOTICE is heretjy yneti thai the annual generul meeunti ot tin Singapore St. Andrews Soctrl] \ui be neid on Ttogeau Wb Apnl 10 the Singapore Cnckei Club ai 6JO p.m. The report .'or the \e.ir anU statement ol account will be presented and office
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      758 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS arr invited from unmarried Female Federal Citaens aged 17 but under 25 years, for appointment as Student Nurses. Applicants must: (a) Have passed the School Certificate Examination or the Federation of Maiaya of Education; or (b) Have passed such other equivalent examination .is may be approved by
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      862 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are i:.\:ied from Federal Citizens for appouiiment a.s CHEMISTS m me Chemistry Department., Division I, Federation of Malaya. Salary Scale: $628x34-934/982x34-1.254. QUALIFICATIONS: The minimum qualification for appointment as a Chemist Ls eitner: (a) A first or second class Hunuuis Degree la Cuemlsiry of ihe University of Malaya
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      659 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS! CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD SHIFT CONTROL ENGINEERS Applications are Invited from Feaeial Citizens between tne ages of 30 and 40 years for the post of Regional Shift Control Engineers. The salary scale of the post ls $645 x 22 777 and the appointment is in Division II of the
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      836 15 (Continued from Pace 81 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Here 1 Si (Min.)—Box St ctt. txtrm LOCUM WANTED for medical practice 2 weeks. From 10th April to 24th April 1961. Apply Box A 5453 S.T. B'pore. REQUIRED tor small flat general amah able to speak English. Call 65-C Calrnhlll Road Singapore 9
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      1111 15 SITUATIONS VACANT Here's Si (Mitt.)— Box it ctt. extra WANTED cook house Amah for flat. Must have good recent references. Tel. Spore *****. WANTED two experienced Chinese Lady-Barbers for a new hair dressing Saloon. Must be smart looking and polite. Good salary offered. Apply Box A 1309 8.T.. Penang. TWO
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      1097 15 I ACCOMMODATION VACANT I 2t Wordt Si (Mim.)-Box it ctt. txtrm VACANT ROOM at Oxley Rise. Modern Conveniences, separate entrance. I and bathroom Rmc daily 9 a.m. '11 a.m. and 3 p.m 5 pm. Telephone B'pore *****. SELFCONTAIN LUXURIOUS Kurnlshed airy flat 3 bedrooms, bathroom attached, sitting dlnlngroom, big verandah,
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      1024 15 TUITION it Wordt Si (Mim.)—Box it els. extra WANTID a young Mandarin Tutor. Hunt be dueot in bngllsh. Box fcMU S.T B'por. PRIMARY six TUITION by ex- ptnenced qualified teacher. Prefer Dletrlets 2 and 3. Apply Boi AMM S.T. Spore. TUITION at your home. From Primary oim urmard (all MM*>
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      492 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE ?0 Wordt Si (Mm.)— Box itt ctt. txlra ISS7 CONSUL (BLACK). tnimt till end .Novi m»*r Call n Road, off Buklt Timab Road Phut* mm BUICK CONVERTIBLE OONC '..000 MILES. ONLY ONE IN MALAYA. RICMT HAND DRIVE WITH SPECIAL FITTINCS. APPLY BOX A 546b ST. SPORE. VAUXHALL
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    The Cobra strikes
    776 16  -  EPSOM JEEP By Penang, Monday CHAMPION JOCKEY McGROWDIE IN PEAK FORM LANDS FOUR WINNERS T*HE COBRA, ridden by Bob Taylor, sprang a A surprise in the 4.15 race at Penang yesterday when he beat the favourite Scorpio to pay dividends of $131 and $22. It was a
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    Weights for tomorrow's races
    342 16 WEIGHTS for tomorrow's races at Penan*. Cl 3. Div I— 6F Pleternel 900 Estroll 8.11 Bankdraft 8.11 Noble Albert B.l* Wee Wonder 8.09 More Tin 8.09 Rilex 8.07 Knlchtsbrider 8.03 Chase Me Home 8.04 Credit Note 8.03 Rubber Exporter II 8.01 Cl 3. Div 2— 6
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    Khampang Phet the only one to go fast
    126 16 Khampang Phet the only one to go fast DENANG, Mon.— There 1 was little activity on the training track here this morning, reports Epsom Jeep. The only horse to go last was Khampang Phet, who was ridden by Alex Baxter. Kampong Phet broke Into a gallop from the 5f post
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    WANG CHOY PROMOTED TO CLASS 4 AFTER EASY WIN OVER 7F
    869 16 and Blue Swell. At the half mile. New State led from Blue Swell. Remembrance. Redskin and Jalan Salamat. Gerry's Luck and Cargo Rice were In the rear. Blue Swell closed In on New State at the home turn with
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    THE BIG SWEEP
    48 16 TOTAL POOL: 5112.076 FIRST PRIZE: No. *****5 551.040 SECOND PRIZE: No. *****3 520.416 THIRD PRIZE: No. *****9 510.208 STARTERS ($2,268 each): Nos. *****9. *****3. *****9. *****9. *****6. *****7. *****3. *****9. *****8. CONSOLATION (Sl.OOO each): Nos. *****8, *****8. *****1. *****8. *****2. *****6. *****5. *****2. *****1. *****4.
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    Sahar saves Selection from defeat
    154 16 CINGAPORE. Mon.— A late goal by Sahar Hussein saved Singapore Selection from defeat at the hands of Selangor Chinese at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The match ended in a 5-5 draw. If Selection had lost It was not because Selangor Chinese, who were beaten 3-0
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    Lock icon Bristol bag 552 points
    58 16 LONDON. Mon. Bristol became the first English Rugby Union club to pass 550 points for the season when they thrashed United Gervlces. Portsmouth, 37-0 yesterday. They scored 29 points In the second half to reach a total of 552 for the season. Wing threequarter Ellery scored
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      33 16 SOCCER STORE LEAGL'E: Dlv 1— Chinese Athletic v Alexandra (Jij Besar Stadium 5.15 p.m.i. PENANG LEAGUE: Dlv 1— Chinese Wanderers v RAAF (City Stadium). HOCKEY STORE KNOCKOLT: S-flnaJ— SRC v Royal Signals ipadang).
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    Lock icon Cricket, lovely cricket 844 RUNS IN 626 MINUTES IN FESTIVAL MATCH
    957 17  - Cricket, lovely cricket 844 RUNS IN 626 MINUTES IN FESTIVAL MATCH NORMAN SIEBEL. By Kuala Lumpur, Monday T^ESTIVAL cricket came to Malaya in the drawn match between M.C.C. and All- j Malaya on the pattaag on Saturday and Sunday. Into this chcer-a-minute spectacle was packed 844 runs in 626 i
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    329 17 M.C.C. Ist Innings Russell b Gurucharan 23 Prideaux c Shepherdson b Gurucharan 39 r.i.u-it c Kailasapathy b Bin Keng 11 Stewart Ibw Delilkan 47 Parks Ibw Teow Keat 50 Silk not out 58 Murray b Gurucharan 44 Allen c Gurucharan b Kailasapathy I Smith b Kallasapath; Wilson
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    RAAF off to good start
    89 17 pENANG. Mon.— Royal Australian Air Force, the Penang league cricket chamDions. got off to a good start In this year's tournament yesterday when they beat Penane Sports Club by four runs at Western Road. Milner took six wickets for 25 runs to dismiss PSC for
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    120 17 CRICKET FRIENDLY (Sg Patani): Sg Patani bt RAAF Butterworth by inns and 1 run. RAAF 94 and 75 iNadiirajun 5-24 > Sg Patani 170 iNavarainam 50. McSlcinniiiß 6-34 FRIENDLY <Kajang>: YMCA bt liirto-Ceylonese by 5 wkta IndoCeylonese 58 tSamanther 22. Ramakrishnan 5-18 i YMCA 59-f lArunasalam 24). SOCCER
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    Third golf title for Too
    105 17 Third golf title for Too TPOH. Mon. Local golfer Too Joon Loke. 32. won his third major title this season when he took the Perak championship over 54 holes which ended here today. Too was awarded the Dato Blelloch Trophy. Last month. Too won the North Malaya title and earlier
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    PERAK BOYS GET 15 GOALS
    172 17 PERAK BOYS GET 15 GOALS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon —Perak. defending champions, will meet Selangor In the final of the Inter-state Combined Schools football competition for the Rahman trophy at the Merdeka Stadium tomorrow (kick-off 7.15 p.m.). In the semi-finals today. Perak routed Trengganu 15 1 and Selangor beat Johore s—l.5
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    Frees win the King's Cup
    284 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Penang Free School beat St. John's Institution, Kuala Lumpur, in the final of the King's Cup badminton competition for Malayan schools. Frees won all the five matches. In the semi-finals played at the Selangor Badminton Hall this morning. Frees beat Johore Bahru
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    FMAAU meeting
    23 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The FMAAU will hold their next half-yearly meeting on March 26 at 10 a.m. at the Merdeka Stadium.
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    29 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The M.C.C. left for home by BOAC this afternoon. They were see> off by M.C.A. officials. They are scheduled to reach London tomorrow.
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    Crowd packs Hong Lim Park
    36 18 GENERAL view of the big crowd which packed Hong Lira Park For the Ong Eng Guan rally on Sunday night. The stage is linedwith silk banners from well-wishers. Straits Times picture.
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    Seletar struggle to beat Changi
    298 18 SINGAPORE. Monday. n A.F. SELETAR, one of the strong contenders lor S.A.F.A. League Div. One honours, were made to fight hard for a 4-1 win by newly-promoted R.A.F. Changi in the opening match of this year's league at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Though beaten Changi
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    23 18 Itt Hordt SIO (Mimmum) IN SYDNEY Mrs. Sopble Kmmanuel heloved mother of Mrs. Ray Meyer, Drsndmotner of Ken Meyer and Sonla Storeh
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    42 18 JO Wordt $10 (Minimum) MR AND MRS. C.R. RAMANUJAM and family thank Manager and Staff of Rubana Kstate, Drs. and Staff of Dittnct Hospital Tclok Anson and fr.n.l ho Bent m. >- of condolonrr nnd attended the funeral „c d.usbter PwshpaW.a on
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    28 18 It rA <i,, M Wmemi ESJ ,V,n,mum, IN CHERISHED Memory of Voo Khon VunK «ho i«.«ied away 21-3-58 f»dly mi^rd, ahvays remembered by Tan, George, Ben.
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    48 18 It Word* $10 (Minimum) KIRSiY GUILD REUNION rloMng date for entries extended to 27.3.61. send entry and fees to Secretary 1715 Uuillemard Road X.L KORET OF CALIFORNIA. Dresses. fkirtr. Blacks and tops to match, JltM rei.ivcd at Modern Silk Store, .l 4. HiKh BMK, Singapore 8.
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    SERANGOON HOLD KHALSA TO A DRAW
    118 18 SERANGOON HOLD KHALSA TO A DRAW SINGAPOKE, Mon. -Khalsa Association and Seranfoon Garden played a scoreless draw at Fairer Park today and will have to replay their Singapore Hockey Association's Senior knockout semi-final. Khalsa who raided furiously from the start in a bid for an early goal found the Serangoon
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    TOURNAMENT SCOREBOARD
    665 18 SCRC v SCC At Shenton Way: S.C.R.C. beat S.C.C. by seven runs. S.C.R.C. Onj; Lee c Sheppard b Ulendenning IS F. Fung c Cashin b Woodnou.se 14 C. Wong b D. Smith 9 Thlam Slew b Woodhouse 41 Kah Jin lbw Sheppard U James Quek b. D. Smith
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    Dyne enters golf final
    52 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. H, M. 'Dyne beat B. M.%Sommes at the 19th in a semi-final of the Royal Singapore Goif Club's 18-hole Clifford Cup competition (matchpiayi at Sime Road yesterday. Dyne will now meet Robert I Miller in the final at Sime I Road on Saturday at
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    425 18 LONDON. Mon.— lt was a very busy day In the London stock market* with buyers almost monopolising the scene In Industrial markets. Demand Increased and. with stock In short supply, prices steadily advanced to show widespread and. in some instances, substantial gains on balance. A highlight was the
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    427 18 S'pore CRC spring a big cricket surprise SINGAPORE. Mon. SINGAPORE Cricket Club, conquerors of Army In the opening match of the S.C.A Senior tournament, had a big shock yesterday when they were themselves beaten by Singapore Chinese Recreation Club by seven runs on the padang. Chinese, considered one of thi'
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