The Straits Times, 19 March 1962

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    EVIAN: CEASE-FIRE
    543 1 OAS plan to set up 'underground Govt.' -President De Gaulle ...in Paris, he will make televised broadcast to the waiting nation. Troops out in force EVIAN. Sunday FRENCH and Algerian negotiators today agreed on a ceasefire ending the seven-year-old Algerian war, it is officially announced. The talks this
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    MAN SHOT IN BID TO HI-JACK AIRLINER
    119 1 |>AXIS. Sun. A white exI tremist, believed to be an Army captain, was shot yesterday when he tried to hi -jack an airliner flying 32 OAS memben from Paris to an internment centre near Orange. Southern France. The plane, A DC -4 belong
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    Pensioners 'will see Tengku'
    123 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. SHOUTS of "We must fight for our rights" and "The Government has ignored us" marked a lively protest meeting here today, attended by 300 pensioners. The meeting decided that the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, would be .seen, to "discuss long-stand-ing grievances." The
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    Tengku winds up Alliance election drive
    705 1 'WHY THE FRONT, PMIP OPPOSE MALAYSIA' KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today wound up the Alliance election rallies with an attack on the Socialist Front and the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party. He told a large crowd on the Padang Maziah here
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    THE LINE-UP
    11 1 CHE ISMAIL IALL.) CHE GARIIB (NEC.) T. SHAMADAN IPMIPI
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    Lock icon Cut in Soviet aid leaves China well in the red
    252 1 LONDON, Sunday. THK ideological dispute between Russia and China is having "far-reaching and very damaging effects on China's economy," according to Denis Blood worth, The Observer's Far East correspondent. He said in an article published today that the Russians had
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    'Kwangtung revolt crushed' report
    98 1 rpAIPEH, Sun. Reports X circulated here today that China crushed an uprising early this month involving 8,000 people in eastern Kwangtung Province. The official Central News Agency said that the revolt was started by hungry people who seized rice from commune granaries. Troops were rushed in
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    PORT SWETTENHAM CARGO HOLD-UP
    253 1 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sunday. NEARLY 40.000 tons of general cargo is waiting to be discharged at the port here, which is facing one of its peak congestion periods. This is the second time in three weeks that the port has been choked. At the beginning of the
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    Pacific search
    59 1 MANILA. Sun. A U.S. Navy plane searching for the Constellation airliner which disappeared on Friday with 107 people on board, was forced down in the Pacific today when an engine caught fire. Its crew of 12 are safe. A seaplane tender will pick it up. There is no
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    Lock icon JANET AND TONY PART
    137 1 JANET AND TONY PART HOLLYWOOD. Sun. Film stars Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh— their 10-year-old marriage *w a s once regarded as Hollywood's happiest have separated. They said in a joint statement they hoped the separation would be temporary "while we work out the problems of our marriage." No divorce
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    Tadman rescue: Another snag
    152 1 Tadman rescue: Another snag KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Another snag ha? hit the operations to rescue Captain John Tadman who crashed along the Malaya-Thai-land Jungle border live days ago. An experienced helicopter pilot today looked at the jungle which has been cleared over the past two days, and has said he
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 CONCO SECRET TALK* LEOPOi.mii i y president Tshombr of Hi ian;i tmitv M I I T rill« ndoula. Central < I'rrinicr. f" r Mint t.ilk> t»> tcp* to r< unitr hi |iro\incc »ithn i I llrutrr
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Jack offers Nik joint trip to the moon
      495 2 Jack offers Nik joint trip to the moon WASHINGTON, Sunday. *pHE prospect of American and Soviet astronauts flying together in a space ship to the moon or the planets has been opened up with the publication of President Kennedy's space co-operation letter to Mr. Nikita Khrushchev. United States officials said
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      Lock icon FOURTH ANNIVERSARY FOR VANGUARD AFTER 500 m. MILES
      236 2 FOURTH ANNIVERSARY FOR VANGUARD AFTER 500 m. MILES NEW YORK. Sun —Van (tnard I, America's ■econd space satellite, completed its fourth year In orbit today, showing some signs of advancing age but still spinning and sending back signals. The army astro-observation centre in New Jersey reported that signals from the
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      Slide kills three
      17 2 TOKYO. Sun.— Three girls were killed by a landslide near Nligatu. northern Japan, yesterday.
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      Lock icon The ins and outs of foreign aid
      369 2 U.S. HAS USED CHINESE SUPPLIES WASHINGTON. Sunday. IT.S. FOREIGN AID officials have admitted that it V was "quite possible" that American materials supplied through U.S. foreign aid projects could have been used in the construction of a Russian hospital in Cambodia. They denied
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      Lock icon DEATH RIDDLE OF WHITE WITCH DOCTOR
      106 2 DEATH RIDDLE OF WHITE WITCH DOCTOR DURBAN. Sun. South Africa's only white witch doctor died in hospital here today from a bullet wound. Alfred Harper, a magician known as the Great Alfredo, was found by neighbours yesterday lying on the floor in his house with a bullet wound in his
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      'Cancer' fine
      27 2 AMSTERDAM. Sun —A man who conducted his own antismoking campaign toy writIng the word "cancer" on cigarette advertisements in the streets was fined $25 here.
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      Liners tied up
      32 2 SAN FRANCISCO Sun The liners President Wilson. Burllne and Monterey failed to sail for Pacific ports yesterday because cf a strike by three seamen's union* over a wage dispute.
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      Lock icon Israel lost 200 dead, 100 hurt in battle,' Syria claims
      337 3 Israel lost 200 dead, 100 hurt in battle, Syria claims DAMASCUS, Sunday gYRIA claimed today that at least 200 Israeli troops died in the land and air battle on the eastern coast of the Sea of Galilee in early Fri- day. Another 100 were injured, according to the commander of
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      Migrant jobless try Germany
      56 3 LONDON. Sun.— Thousands of people, including unemployed Indian and Pakistanis, are leaving Britain to work In West Germany, the Sunday newspaper Reynolds News said today. An official of the West German Embassy was quoted as saying: "They are coming In at the rate of ten a
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      CASTRO ATTACKS UNJUST ZEALOTS
      120 3 CASTRO ATTACKS UNJUST ZEALOTS HAVANA, Sun. Dr. Fidel Castro yesterday attacked Cuban "who believe making the revolution means not letting anyone else live." Referring to new privileges which some members of Committees of the Defence of the Revolution "took upon themselves." he said nobody had the right to be unjust
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      Lock icon Eyes of Russian leaders still set on 'summit'
      555 3 Eyes of Russian leaders still set on 'summit' pENEVA, Sun.— After a week of abortive talks the Soviet leadership seemed to have its sights still nrmly set on an early summit meetißg. While welcoming the 17--natlon disarmament conference as a useful forum to air its views before neutral opinion, Russia's
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      MENON KEY FIGURE BEHIND SCENES
      141 3 GENEVA. Sunday. ]l|R. V. K. Krishna Menon, Indian Defence Minister XT1 and chief delegate, was a key figure in intensive backstage talks among delegates of the eight neutral nations to the disarmament conference yesterday. These meetings are being held amid reports that the non-aligned members
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      New Borneo run
      34 3 LONDON. Sun. Ellerman and Bucknall Steamship Co. Ltd. are to begin a monthly service from Hamburg, Rotterdam, Middlesbrough and London to Labuan. Jesselton. Sandakan. Tawao, Slbu and Kuchlng from April 14.
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      Found—a hand
      43 3 Found— a hand SWANSEA. Sun. A bus passenger here saw a tiny hand sticking out from behind a seat a hand 2,500 years old. It was that of an Egyptian mummy of 600 BC. stolen from the Royal Institution of Wales last month.
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      Lock icon NON-SOLITARY CONFINEMENT
      35 3 BONN. Sun. A former convict and a prison warder who tried to cover up for each other in nocturnal visits to women convicts' ceUs received jail sentences at Hanau. West (.trmiyiv. yesterday Reuter
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      425 3 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 metre* A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Ne-gara-ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Rendezvous With Music; 7.30 Time Signal. News; 7.35 Breakfast Club; 8.00 Time Signal. News In The National Language; 8.08 Top OX The Morning; 8.30 Housewives' Choice; 8.55 News Headlines; 9.00 Close Down.
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    8 HURT AS FLASH STRIKES TREES
    127 4 8 HURT AS FLASH STRIKES TREES OINGAPORE. Sun. Eight people at an j eating stall were injur- ed when a flash of; lightning struck a cluster of coconut trees at the Junction of Sims Avenue and Lorong 33, today. Two ambulances were called to take the Injured to hospital. A
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    Fire relief payments
    74 4 SINGAPORE. Sun The Social Welfare Department will make a third and final distribution of cash relief to the Lorong Tai Seng fire victims at the Playfair English School on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. The money to be distributed is from donations collected by the
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    'Adult education is key rural uplift
    242 4 'Adult education is key rural uplift CHIEF MINISTER: AIM IS BETTER LIVELIHOOD pENANG, Sun. Adult education is a key realisation of rural development, according: to Inche Aziz Ibrahim, the acting Chief Minister. "It is lor this reason that adult education has been embodied in I he second phase of the
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    Ministry free film shows
    113 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE. Sun.—Ministry of Culture free film shows, all at 7 p.m., during the week are: Tomorrow: Kampong Lorong Ah Soo; Bukit Mandai Village; Hwa Nong School. Jalan Alsagoff: Kampong Lorong Koo Chye. Tuesday: Yuk Cheng School. Jalan Teban; Jalan Hwi Yon off Yio Chu Kang Road;
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    Stamp Club
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Stamp Club will meet at the V.M.C.A., Stamford Road, on Tuesday at 5.30 p.m.
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    DOCTOR'S WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    51 4 DR. LEF KHENG CHEW married the former Miss Chan Yunn Meng at the Hin Ann Association yesterday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chang Yoong Hin of Kuala Lumpur. Dr. Lee is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Teek Anm of
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    Union meeting
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore National Union of Journalists will hold a general meeting of all members at the premises of the Association of Engineers. 11 Raffles Quay, next Sunday at 10.15 a.m.
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      149 4 fHE following Is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom Hong Kong (BA 961) 1.20 pjn. from London, Rome, Teheran, Karachi. Calcutta (BA 714) 4.50 p.m. Thai International: From Jakarta (TO 402) 10 ajn. Pan- American From Los Angeles, Honolulu. Manila, Saigon
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      109 4 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 830 pjn.; tram Penan* (ML 151) 9 pjn.: from Jeseelton. Brunei. Kuching, (ML 477) 7.35 pjn. DEPARTUKES BOAC: To Kuala Lumpur Colombo, Bahrein, Cairo. Zurich, London (BA 791) 2.30 pjn.; to Darwin. Sydney, (BA 714) 6.40 pjn. fiamda: To Bangkok (OA 802) 9.35 ajn.;
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      125 4 Thai intenuUtonal: To Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok (TO 402) 10.35 ajn. Air India: To Jakarta, Oarwin. Sydney (AI 402) 9.15 pjn. Malayan Airways: To Malacca, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Penang. Alor Star. Kota Bharu (ML 134) 7 ajn.: to Kuala Lumpur (ML 170) 7.31 ajn.; to Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang. (ML
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    NEW E. COAST RESORT TO HAVE GEISHAS
    133 5 NEW E. COAST RESORT TO HAVE GEISHAS KEMAMAN. Sun. Geisha girls from Japan are to be employed at a tourist resort near here which is expected to open for business early next year. This was announced today by Wan Musa bin Wan Yahaya. manager of the newlyformed Telok Kalong Hotel
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    SULTANAH IS PATRON OF BABY SHOW
    95 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Johore babies stand to win valuable prizes when they participate in a World Health t Day baby show to be held here under the patronage of Sultanah Aminah of Johore. The baby show will take place at the Diamond Jubilee Hall
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    Tengku 's charge against civil servants called 'unjustified9
    365 5 Tengku 's charge against civil servants called 'unjustified 9 SPOKESMAN FOR N. BORNEO VISITORS GIVES VIEWS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday ]yjR. A. F. Lucarotti. General Manager of the North Borneo Railways, today described as "unjustified" the accusation by the Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, that Borneo'sBritish civil servants were hampering
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    Blades commends kampong heroes
    216 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. Three heroes of Kampong Yap Poh were today commended by the Commissioner of Police, Mr. A.E.G. Blades. The three, members of the Kampong Yap Poh Vigilante Corps oft* Aljunied Road, chose to receive the commlss ioner's commendation awards away from the glare of publicity.
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    Ex-Convent girls get together
    53 5 PENANG. Sun.— Ex-pupils of the Pi>nang Convent will meet on March 31 to form a society to maintain close liaison with the school. The "old girls" will be Kuests of the board of prefects at a tea party at which plans will be made for holding
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    Foo family keeps promise of murdered millionaire
    281 5 Foo family keeps promise of murdered millionaire IPOH, Sun.— i"he family of Mr. Foo Yet Kai, millionaire philanthropist, who was murdered last August, yesterday fulfilled a promise to help start a new hospital here. About 10 months before a gaaig shot him dead at his home here. Mr. Foo had
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    BRIDGE IS REPLACED: TRAFFIC ON THE MOVE
    89 5 BENTONG. Sun. More than 100 motor vehicles passed the nrwly constructed Bailey bridge otiUhle Bentonj; on the road to Kuulu Lumpur as soon as it was opened In traffic at K.:io this morning. The 180 ft. lone bridge is open to one-way traffic
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    Death fall
    20 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. KM. Pillai. 57. fell Into a well and died at 7t mile Upper Serangoon Road today.
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    ANOTHER $4,000 FOR MONUMENT FUND
    170 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. A FURTHER $4,079 has been received this week for A the National Monument Fund, which now stands at $354,511. I The Pacific Consolidated Tin Corporation, of Kuala Lumpur, contributed the largest amount— $2,000. Other contributions recetv'ed are Through the Ministry ot Health
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    A course on rural broadcasts
    78 5 A course on rural broadcasts SYDNEY. Sun. -Thirteen representatlve.s of eight Asian and African countries have begun a rural broadcasting course at the Sydney headquarters of the Australian Broadcasting Commission. The course k the second organised by the ABC In conjunction with the Australian External Affairs Department and Commonwealth Public
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    Wesak Day celebrations
    68 5 MALACCA. Sun. Community leaders. Buddhist temple officials and representatives of Chinese guilds and associations met here this weekend to discuss arrangements for the celebration of Wesak Day on May 18. A State Executive Councillor, Mr. Tan Cheng Swee who was elected chairman of the meeting, said that
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      271 5 spotty skin ■IB becomes L> clear skin m with ■r Solution 41 byINNOXA Spotty ikin it usually the result of overactive grease gland*. The tiny ducts leading from the glandt to the tkin surface are enlarged at their outer ends and blocked by plugt of greate which harden and v
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    'Water baby' Mike
    217 6  -  TONY HERMON HE SWIMS POOL'S LENGTH AT TWO and HALF YEARS By Ku.ila Lumpur, Sun THE youngest member of thr Coglin family here has taken naturally to swimming at the ace of two and a half yean. He is Michael, the youngest son of Mr. S.R. Coglin.
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    STAMPS TO MARK MALARIA CAMPAIGN
    106 6 STAMPS TO MARK MALARIA CAMPAIGN KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Commemorative postage stamps of 25 cents. 30 cents and 50 cents denominations to mark the World Malaria Eradication Campaign, will be on sale in all post offices in the Federation from April 7. Healing symbol The design on the stamps will depict
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    West Australia trading mission
    168 6 DERTH. Sun.— Western Australia may soon set up a display and distribution centre in Malaya organised by private enterprise but helped financially by the West Australian Government. The West Australian Industrial Development Minister. Mr. Charles Court, said this to 10 manufacturers who left here for a
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    MEN OF VALOUR Crash landing... with a dying man in control
    2008 7  - M EN OF VALOUR Crash landing... with a dying man in control RALPH BARKER HELPED BY HIS ENTIRE CREW, AARON STRUGGLED BACK INTO THE COCKPIT... HIS FACE WAS BLACK WITH CAKED BLOOD, HIS RIGHT FOREARM ALMOST SEVERED- YET HE WAS THE 8055... CASEBOOK Of COURACE CHAPTER 4: by LARDEN drew
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 8 J» W'eras $1$ (Mi I IN LOVING MEMORY of my Iste father Mr. Wong Taw Nam of Petallng Jay.i who passed away oa IS-3-5S Daisy Wong.
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    The Straits Times Monday, March 19, 1962. Referendum Debate
    698 8 The Straits Times Monday, March 19, 1962. Referendum Debate There is, of course, a specific and immediate purpose for the referendum machinery which Singapore is creating. The National Referendum Bill, now to be examined by a select committee, is a bill to enable the public of Singapore to declare itself
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    Economic Axis
    392 8 This week's belated meeting of the Chinese National People's Congress should yield useful clues to the state of Sino-Soviet relations. Meanwhile the report that Russia has left China economically destitute invites caution, both as to the supposed facts and their interpretation. Russia, it is said, has started pressing
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    Bahasa Kita
    135 8 The year's first National Language Month is upon us and all the more welcome because the aggressiveness that suffused early attempts has vanished. In the various competitions and activities associated with the month there is scope for a good deal of enjoyment by all who will enter into
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    10 8 "If WE make any progress, TH EY'LL take the funicular
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    Voodoo doctor... and the land on the road to ruin
    1140 8  - Voodoo doctor and the land on the road to ruin J. HALCRO FERGUSON from HAITI, though f r equently the subject of torrid fiction about voodoo drums beating through the tropic night, seldom figures in the news. A few days ago it did so by requesting the removal of the
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    ALONG WITH SACRED COWS... THE RATS OF RAJASTHAN
    342 8  - ALONG WITH SACRED COWS... THE RATS OF RAJASTHAN D. DAS GUPTA By CALCUTTA, Sun. It is a truism to say that India is a land of strange and constant contrasts. Nearly every foreign visitor is struck by the fact that in the midst of rapidly expanding industry and a nearly
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    Cambridge results expected today
    118 9 Cambridge results expected today KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The results of 13,800 Malayan boys and girls who sat for the Senior Cambridge examinations last year are expected to be posted on their school notice boards tomorrow. The Controller of the Examinations Syndicate. Mr. Chong Seek Chim. told the Straits Times today:
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    Party at Malay Regt. mess
    78 9 ALOR STAR, Sun.— The commanding officer of the 3rd Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, Lt.-Col. Othman Rant and his wife. Che Khalida blnte Sheikh Hassan All, were hosts at a Hari Raya party held at the battalion officers' mess, Kepala Batas, last night. The Sultan of
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    Anniversary
    26 9 KLUANG. Sun.— Employees of Revertex Ltd. here will be treated to a dinner by their firm next Tuesday night In celebration of its 25th anniversary.
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    RAF man's wife is flown home
    95 9 RAF man's wife is flown home SINGAPORE, Sun. Mrs. Phyllis Bhorenkeh-Sawyerr, wife of the R.A.F. corporal from West Africa who was arrested here on Thursday night, was flown to Britain in a R.A.F. Britannia this morning. A R.A.F. spokesman, confirming this tonight, said that Mrs. Shorenkeh-Sawyerr and her two children,
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    Fiery end to writers' talks
    562 9 MALAY GROUP WALKS OUT AFTER REJECTION OF CALL FOR NATIONAL LANGUAGE ISSUE VOTE SINGAPORE, Sunday. 30 Malay writers today walked out of the Malayan writers' conference at the National Library here, bringing the three-day conference to a stormy close. The Malay group had insisted that
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    Trade mission in from South Korea
    133 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A 13-man South Korean trade mission arrived here last night to explore possibilities of .creasing trade between Malaya and South Korea. The mission is led by Mr. Sang Won Lyoh, vice-presid-ent of the South Korean Chamber of Commerce. He said: "Our
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    Sumatra and Perak cousins are wed in royal town
    221 9 Sumatra and Perak cousins are wed in royal town KUALA KANGSAR, Sun TWO royal cousins werr married last Bight at the Istana Gehara here, the home of the bride. The couple are Tengku Fauddin bin Tenrkn Amiruddin. 25, a Sumatran prince, and Raja Teh Hasnah binte Raja Abdul Rash id.
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    Minister ends kampong tour
    43 9 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun. The As.s:.stant Minister of Rural Development, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, ended his four-day tour of the State today after visiting Ulu Trengganu. Before returning here, he met members of the development committee at KamDong AW.
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    Committee will prepare case for equal pay
    393 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun a* SPECIAL teachers' »A committee of eight was set up today with the aim of achieving equal pay for women. The Action Committee of the National Union of Teachers as It Is called will prepare a fully documented case for
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    Two Vital questions' on merger
    113 9 Two Vital questions' on merger QINGAPORE, Sun.— The United People's Party today suggested that two vital questions be put forward to the people in a referendum on merger. These were: Whether the people voted for or against the People's Action Party's merger proposals and what type of merger do the
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    Union branch
    29 9 SINGAPORE, sun. The workers of Castrol Ltd. here today formed themselves Into a branch of the United Workers of the Petroleum Industry at a meeting this afternoou.
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    Saturday night bus services over Causeway to be reduced
    290 9 Saturday night bus services over Causeway to be reduced JOHORE BAHRU. Sun gATURDAY night bus services between Johore and Woodlands are to be reduced from this week, the Federation Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, announced here today. He told a Press conference that instructions had been given
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      Lock icon Ecafe: Yes, but when?
      498 10 TOKYO, Sunday NO DEADLINE $ET FOR ASIAN COOPERATION ASSEMBLY HE 18th meeting of the U.N. Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East will end here tomorrow with the adoption of a report on discussions during the past two weeks. Emphasis throughout the plenary and committee
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      Lock icon STOP-GO ECONOMY BY PARKINSON
      147 10 LONDON, Sunday. PROFESSOR C. Northcote Parkinson, inventor of Parkinson's Law, thinks Britain's system of national finance is like a badly-designed car with the driver facing the wrong way. "The whole government system Is wrong, he told the Motor Agents" Association conference here. "The driver Is facing
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      Beard drug: $l.lm award
      54 10 LOS ANGELES. Sun. A 41-year-old woman who grew a beard and whose face became permanently scarred and discoloured after she took an antibiotic drug: was awarded $1.1 million damages here yesterday. Her counsel said the drug, chloromycetin. had reduced a "healthy, happy member of the human
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      Travel bar on writer
      44 10 JOHANNESBURGH. Sun. Mrs. Ruth 81ovo. editor of a left-wing weekly newspaper, has been forbidden to leave Johannesburg for five years under the Suppression of Communism Act. On Thursday she returned from South-West Africa, where she collected material for a book.
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      Anti-apartheid body scrapped
      37 10 LONDON. Sun. United Front, an organisation of exiled South African leaders formed in 1960 to campaign against the government of Dr. Hendrlk Verwoerd, has been disbanded because of policy disagreements, it was announced today.
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      Jets grounded
      25 10 STOCKHOLM. Sun.—Scandinavian Airlines System has grounded its 14 Caravelle Jetliners after a minor crasn here last Sunday, caused by a faulty landing gear.
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      Party pact proposal
      79 10 LONDON. Bun. The Observer, commenting on thf Liberal Party's shock win in Thrusday's by-election at Orplngtt I, Kent, said today there is now a "radical majority" in Britain looking for a party to lead It "A Labour-Liberal alliance could provide such a party," it said. "How this
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      Vintage
      30 10 STOCKHOLM. Sun. Rum found in the recently-raised wreck of the Swedish warship Vasa. which sunk on her maiden voyage In 1628. was served and enjoyed at a reception here.
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      Lock icon A wheelchair exit for sit-down students
      122 10 WASHINGTON. San. Three students who be an a sit-In demonstration in the outer office of the Attorney-General. Mr. Robert Kennedy, were trundled out in a wheelchair by a guard when they refused to leave. The three had vowed to stay until Mr. Kennedy saw
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      Food drop
      29 10 ROME. Sun. Food and heavy clothing were parachuted today to passengers marooned in snowbound trains in southern Italy, where blizzards have raged for the last two days.
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      109 10 CLOSE TO MAIN ROAD BEST ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN *A V MODERN SANITATION A PRICE INCLUDES ROADWORKS ELECTRIC SEWER CONNECTIONS FENCING. IRON GATE AND TURFING. M^T 2-STOREY TERRACE HOUSES LORONG "J" (Phase II) off Telok Kurau Road PRICE FROM SI 9,500 ST. PATRICK'S ROAD off Martia Road and East Coast Road. Near
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    'KEEP HANDS OFF THE UNIONS' CALL
    277 11  -  S.P.A. Two parties are accused of adopting 'the law of the jungle' by I SINGAPORE. Sun. r pHE secretary-general of the Singapore People's Alliance, Mr. Lee Kirn Chuan, today told the People's Action Party and the Barisan Sosialis to keep their hands off the
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    Introducing the Minister...
    263 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun HSC classes in national schools next year LJIGHER School Certin ficate classes will be introduced in national schools next year to enable Malay pupils to study up to university level. This was stated by the Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib,
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    Kluang FPA chairman
    48 11 KLUANG. Sun. Mrs. I. M. d^ Musa was elected chairman of the Kluang branch of the Johore Family Planning Association at its annual meeting. The associations clinic Is housed in the Kluang Health Office and is open every Monday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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    Philanthropist de Silva dies in hospital
    80 11 SINGAPORE. Sun— A leading jeweller and philanthropist. Mr. Balagr Titus (i.- Silva. J.P.. died in the Singapore General Hospital this morning after a short illness. ll<was 61. Mr. de Silva. who was managing director of B.P il«- Silva Ltd.. arrived in Singapore 40 years
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    Buddhists elect president
    50 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Mr. P.G Hendry. proprietor o Messrs. PH. Hendry. a well known firm of jewellers, wa elected president of the Sa .sana Abhlwurdhl Wardhan; Buddhist Society here. Others elected were: Vice presidents Mr. S. Goonetillelci and Mr. M.H. Albert- secre^ tary. Mr. H.M.A. de Silva.
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    Only eight jobs but 650 want to become planters
    167 11 Only eight jobs but 650 want to become planters KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. QUTHRIE Agency (Malaya) Limited, which advertised four days ago offering to train cadet planters, has received more than 650 applications although it has only eight vacancies. Selected candidates will be posted in pairs to estates as "cadets" for
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    SCOUTS ARE INCREASING IN PENANG
    112 11 PENANG. Sun.— The number of Scouts In Penang has increased by about 60 per rent during the last 10 years. Mr. Koh Sin Hock, chairman of th« Penang State Scout Council, said last night. "We now have 4.657 Scouts, compared to only 2.371 In 1952."
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    PRINTERS' CLAIMS: GOVT. GIVEN A CHOICE
    194 11 PRINTERS' CLAIMS: GOVT. GIVEN A CHOICE SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. F. V. Rajendra. secretary of the Singapore Government Prinving Office Employees' Union, has given the Finance Ministry the choice of negotiating on the union's 16 claims or sending them to arbitration. If the Ministry rejected both, the workers would havtf to
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      69 11 Ww ATP II EC \^\l m WATCH OUT FOR V |,W\^/M Mr. EVEREADY! If he calls at your home and if you can show him either 3 a transistor radio a table radio using an an EVEREADY flashlight WMj~ '^Cl *^j/] using new red label EVEREADY radio battery complete with
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      The Pimlico mystery
      928 12  -  Yseult Bridges POISON AND ADELAIDE BARTLETT. By (Hutchinson 255.) ounce of liquid chloroform killed Edwin Bartlett. Although he had been ill, the victim of slow poisoning, there had been signs that he was recovering. But he could not be expected to recover from an ounce of chloroform,
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      COLLECTION OF R.A.F. ESCAPE TALES
      287 12 COLLECTION OF R.A F. ESCAPE TALES THEY GOT BACK. 'Herbert Jenkins. 12s. 6d.) By DAVID SZE pXDR variety this colr lection of R.A.F. escape tales would be hard to beat. There is escape from the desert, from the sea. from Germany, from Russia, from Siam, from Italy, escape by every
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      THE WINDS OF CHANGE
      143 12 THE WINDS OF CHANGE THE winds of change have blown the African map about a oit. Within a lifespan most of Africa has come under European rule and re-emerged Independent. In 1960. alone, nineteen new sovereign states appeared. Before 1955 fourfifths of Africa's population had lived under European rule, and
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      New technique of self-defence
      183 12  -  Allington Kennard BfJ SELF DEFENCE COMPLETE. By Pat Butler. (Faber 18s.) AN experienced Judo Instructor and holder of the Black Belt. Pat Butler has developed, and explains in this book a new and complete technique of self-defence. No single system of unarmed combat Judo, koontow, karate
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      The Cuban tale retold
      215 12 THE LOST PLANTATION. By Warren Miller. (Seeker and Wirfcurft. 2I(.). "IJOW far is it to Key 11 West, father?" asked the little Cuban boy. and got the reply, "Shut up. and keep swimming." The story was being told last winter in Havana, during the months of
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      311 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Ominous sort ol hasbeen (7). 1. With beard dishevelled, goat 6. Back, force back the lump (b). follows unkempt Dan for sub- 7. Endless summer In France sistence (5-3-6 1. touches the heart of a jour9. Show how axle-pin is fixed nalUt (7). (7). 8.
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Tins: A switchback
      1913 14 Strong position of the metal is incentive From Our Market Correspondent r pHh main feature of the Malayan stock Exchange last week was the switch back into tins by operators who for some months have been chary about either in dealing in these counters or extending their
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      968 14 THE aUte of share* on the Malayan Stock Kxchanjr show last butnfn to March 10 (A) and Uwt bnsineaa since that date (Bi with II and I. (Undine for Richest and Loweat business this rtmr to datr MM) imusmuis Ml a I Am Biictt 1.00 JO Cos
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      49 14 WIIK-I STOCK INDICISi Mar. IS Mar. 1S Mar. 14 Mat. is Mar. IS Mar. IT limwtrWi 170.53 110.91 I7OW 170 09 170.92 170.86 TWi 295.78 t00.71 907 23 306.29 J14.38 321 43 Oallar nakawrat 104,83 IM.S2 194 82 194.82 194 .M 194.82 Jan. 1 IBM 100
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      CLOSING PRICES
      37 14 Rt'BBER TIN (per Ib.) (per plcvl) March 12 80 H eta. $478,874 IS 79' sets. $480 00 14 80 et« $482.25 15 794 eta. $480.50 16 79 cU. $484.00 17 $486.25 1 j j I
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      41 14 DIVID ENDS ANNOUNCED Current Dale of Total for Total for payment payment »ear pervious Kodinton «*1 Mar. 30 »J 5. Steamship 10% Apr. 14 8 United Engineers ores 15% Apr. 27 15 SFKb£T mT J £y" t Interim. Includes 6% bonus.
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      COMMODITY REVIEW Tin is up $2.25 to $486.25
      471 14 COMMODITY REVIEW Tin is up $2.25 to $486.25 HTHE tin price on SaturA day morning rose another $2.25 to $486.25 a picul on an offering of 210 tons. The estimated offering for the week was 1.330 tons comI pared with 1.370 tons in the i previous week. The price opened
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      801 14 [™!ORIENTI LINES I ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CANTON" Departs: Penang 30th March 1962 Singapore 3rd April 1962 tor Hongkong 7 /9 th April. Japan 13/18fh April. Hongkong 22/251* April. Returns: Singapore 29tti April 1962 Penang 2nd May 1962 Faraa from: Penang from $926.00 Singapore from $883.00 LIMITED FIRST CLASS
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      743 15 r SPORE SHARE I MARKET I QUOTATIONS TTOE following Is a com■i. plete list of revised quotation* issued by the Singapore section of the Malayan Btock Exchange on Friday, March 16. IND4NTMAU Aim* Oria 1.00 8.8. Petrol SB/- B*/--j Bat. Trust*** 3.00 3.80 I A c«" f T«! 1M LH
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      930 15 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD. Tenders are Invited from contracton experienced in laving of telephone underground plant for carrying out the work below: 1 57/Dl/O— Kampong Bahru Rd. Main Pipeline Deposit: $300'- Tender forms, plans and specifications can be obtained from Chief Development Engineer's Office 2nd ft.. Telephone House, Hill st between
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      65 15 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD SALE BY TEVDER Tenders are invited for :he purchase of scrap materials, which include armoured and lead covered underground cables, lead scrap, copper wire, etc. Tenderers will be required to deposit $200 with the Cashier at Telephone House, Hill St. Tender documents may be inspected at the
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      841 15 (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT M Wordt U (Mim.) Bom eta. extra WANTED experteaced alr-rondltlon-fag Otters. Apply Box A 6714 B.T. B'pore. WANTED camisl baby-sitter TangUn area- Write stating terms Box A 6711 B.T S'porr COOK GENERAL AMAH aad wash sjnah required now, chines* or Malay for family with
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      1085 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT M Wordt tS (Mm.)— Box it eU. triro FOR SALE Kaatern Manmoo top floor sea facing panoramic view build In bar carpet fully furnished Apply Box A 8696 S.T 8 porr. GROUND FLOOR FLAT, two bedrooms, one main lounge, available April July, district Id 7tb m». Ring Spore
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      1030 15 TUITION IB B»errf* Ci (Mi*.)— Box it rt*. mmtrm PIANO LESSON for beginners by nttient music isarber. At pupil's or tearber s borne by arrangement. r*s i.'r, Box A 6709 ST. Spore. LONDON ORIVINC SCHOOL rhsrges only for tbe necessary 1 faces r*i|mrrl io pass your Diivtng Test. 64, Belet^r
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      1041 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Wmrdt ti (Mim.h-Box it otm. aaara ROVER 78. ob* careful owner sine* 1931. excellsat condition »I.WO/- only. Pbooe Beremban TBH. PIAT EBB*.*. June IBSS In perfect eoßdltioa aad well maintained, new tyrea 12.300/- 0.n.0. Tel: B'por* »5u7l I 9 p.m ATLAS MICRO-BUS Modal l"«f R*Ctstar*d as
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      462 15 AT YOUR SHtViCE (TpBM) H Wordt tit (MUUmmm, DmOrn 1 iiafs. It Wordt «-*S Mim.) OIOARBTTEB ARE KIIUM: Mo* Rmoklac wltb "Apai" Oetalle: »m. Hlgß Blreet (Romn-4) 18'poni SHOPPINC CUIDf (S'|>ora) it Wort 9U (MtmimimM., DmUg I momth. It Wordt t*Jt (MomJ BATIK BMOP oniy saUs ssronam. they nuwt he
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      SHAW TREBLE: CHA CHA CHA, CINERAMA AND CINEMASCOPE
      1409 16  - SHAW TREBLE: CHA CHA CHA, CINERAMA AND CINEMASCOPE EPSOM JEEP Eskdale Chief wins main sprint By IPOH, Sunday f EADING owners Shaw Stable had another good day at Ipoh, winning three races with Cinerama 111, Cha Cha Cha and Cinemascope 111. Cinemascope 111, with Lyall Harbridge up, followed up his
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      Minor surprise by Jungle Orchid for day's best dividend
      416 16 keen neck and neck tussle. Cha Cha Cha mastered Songkhla close home to win a thrilling race with Rocket third. RACE FIVE CL. 3. DIV. 2— J!,F. STB. Gary Stable's (4) JINGLE ORCHID 8.8 (872—355) Wilson 1 (6) Karpton 8.10 Mitchell
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      Promotion for nine confirmed
      166 16 ](UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan Racing Association has confirmed promotion for nine horses. They are: From Class 1 to Class 1 Enjoyment 111. Scorpio and Coffee Boy. From Class 3 to Class 2 Tant Mieux and Swift Tiger. From Class 5 to Class 4 Turks Fire,
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      BIG SWEEP
      116 16 TOTAL POOL 5166.600 Ist: *****3 $44,980 2nd: *****3 $21,140 3rd: *****2 $10,795 STARTERS ($1,249 each): *****6. *****6. *****5. *****3, *****8. *****6. *****7, *****2. *****0. CONSOLATION ($1,000): *****2, *****1, *****7, *****9. *****6, *****0. *****7. *****3. *****5. *****6. Numbers cancelled: A *****1 to *****0. Four-digits forecast (1493): 16 tickets at
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      COLIN WINS SHIELD AT GO-KART MEET
      417 16 SINGAPORE. Bun. Colin Chan, driving a McCulloch kart like a veteran, came from the rear to win the main race for the Chairman^ Shield over 30 laps at the Singapore Kartlng Club's Kallang meet today. Keeping behind Barry White, the leader, after L. C.
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      1698 16 TtS^sjjS^sjj2^22SES^^^SSSSSSESSSS^SSS2S3S^ESI NOTICE MR RKX CHUA SENG KIM of No 32 Siglap Hill. Singapore, has :iever be«n employed by us and has never had any authority what- -.oever ;o transact business, collect money or otherwise act on our behalf GEORGE I.EE MOTORS LID CTTY COUNCIL TENDER Moltiptr Acgregal* Hat Mix Asphalt
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      733 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited by 31st i March. 1962. for the following 1 pasts: ia> Manager for Bukit senandonc i Rubber New Planting Schemes. Salary: $450/- p.m. plus Motor Cycle allowance for travelling. <b> Manager for Bukit Apit Rubber New Planting Scheme*. Salary: ÜbQ/- p.m. plus Motor
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      727 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT ApplieaUons are innted from Federal Citizens for appointment as a clerk ln Abu Bakar Primary School. Mentekab, Pahang. Candidates for the appointment must have attained their 17th out noi their 23rd birthday and minimum educational qualification required is Porm IV. Preference will be given to applicants with previous
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      272 17 Snell sets new record for indoor half mile HALBERG LAPS mllu irt TWO-MILE VICTORY TOKYO, Sunday pETER Snell of New Zealand set a new world record for the indoor half mile in the international track and field meeting here yesterday. Snell finished in lmin 49.95ec. clipping three truths of a
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      170 17 CONTRACTOR AND MANJREKAR ARE HURT BRIDGETOWN. San. India's Test batsmen Nari Contractor and Vljay Manjrekar both retired hurt in a dismal day's cricket for the touring team here. The Indians were all out yesterday for 86 in reply to Barbados first innings of 394. The Indians (56 for two) enter
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      Lock icon England foil Scots bid for 'triple'
      476 17 England foil Scots bid for 'triple' RUGBY EDINBURGH, Sun. Though beseiglng England's line for long spells, Scotland were held to a 3-3 draw (a penalty goal each) In the Calcutta Cup Rugby Union International at Murrayfleld here yesterday. Desperate defence by England kept the Scots out and foiled their attempts
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      204 17 Power: I'll repeat 'double' at Perth CYDNEY, Sun.— Dave Power won the six miles event at the Australian athletic championships here yesterday—then said he expected to retain his six miles and marathon titles at the forthcoming British Empire Games In Perth. Power did not exert himself until the last threequarters
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      578 17 LONDON. Sun. ENGLISH Football Lea■c< gue champions, Tottenham Hotspur, kept alive their faint hopes of retaining the title when they forced a 2-2 away draw against First Division leaders, Burnley, yesterday. Defeat would almost certainly have ended the Tottenham challenge. But they stay six points
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      1310 17 OTHER MATCHEB YOUTH INTERNATIONAL (»t Swlndon) England 4 Wain 0. FRIENDLY: Wmkia 1 Morton 3. IRISH LEAGUE: Ballymrn* 1 Glenteran 1: Baaor S Cruaden 2: CUftomrllle 1 Artln S; Dorry 3 Distillery Mnfirld 2 Olmaron PorUdomi 1 roler&ine 8. Ar*enal 1 Cardiff 1 Uirminfham 0
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      242 17 'Club' for C'wealth citizens in England T ONDON, Sun. An appeal for £75,000 has been launched here by the Common wealth Sports Fellowship a new non-political, non profit-making, interracial sporting association. The Fellowship, which alms to make certain that all Commonwealth citizens can take part In the sport of their
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        40 17 SOCCER; Inter-Leafue, Dublin Italy 3 Ireland 0; English l*e (Friday's matches): Div. 2: Middlesbrough 4 Brighton 0; Dtv. 3: Coventry 2 Queen's Park 3: Reading 0 Portsmouth 3; Dir. 4: York 2 Southport 2; Amateur international: England 3 Scotland 4.
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      Wong to lead Malayans
      443 18 AAU OUTLINE TRIALS' SCHEDULE FOR OPEN AND JAKARTA FMOC WILL BE ASKED TO HOLD M-GAMES EVERY OTHER YEAR STARTING FROM 1963 IPOH. Sunday. f JfHE FEDERATION of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union will hold the first trials for its open championships and the Asian Games in two
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      Yap, Azman to represent Malaya
      148 18 IJUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Billy Yap of Selangor will join another Selangor player, 8. A. Azman. to represent Malaya in the Davis Cup tie against Iran at Teheran on Apr. 6. Yap was today selected by the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya after he had beaten
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      43 18 HONG KONG. Sun. Australian Ken Peters confirmed his claim as the best middle distance runner in the colony yesterday by setting a 400 metres record of 49.75ec. It was his third record-breaking run over the distance in Hong Kong— Reuter.
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      Nine events for ABC open next month
      174 18 IJUALA LUMPUR. Stui. There will be nine events in the Asian Badminton Confederation's inaugural open individual championships to be held at the Stadium Negara here next month. The open meet will follow the team championship which begins on Apr. 21. The events for
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      71 18 A toast to the stars— by Harun AfALAYA international al footballers Edwin Dutton and Abdul Ghani who received the Meritorious Service Medal (PJK) from the Sultan of Selangor on his birthdy last week, were guests of honour at a party given by the F.A. of Selangor on Saturday night. Picture
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      Perak take quad title
      100 18 TPOH. Sun— Peralc won the Malayan Women's Hockey Association first quadrangular meet which ended on the town padang here this morning when they drew with Negri Sembilan 1-1. Negri. competing in a tournament for the first time. were runners-up. They beat Selangor 1-0 and drew with
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      S'gor CA pick new arrivals for trial
      181 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Former Penan* and Federation all-rounder Dennis de Silva has been included in Selancor's first State cricket trial which will be held on Saturday and Sunday on the Pantai ground. Also included in the trial trams are Dr. Jagdev Singh, former
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      Sheedy does hattrick
      61 18 CINOAPORE. Sun. Jack Bheedy completed a hattrick when he won the Royal Island Club championship for the third successive year ■by beating J. Airth. the Farelf champion, by 4 and 3 today. The C Division stroke winner was Ong Beng Bee with a nett 63 B Skinner
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      Indonesians win, then stoned
      263 18 SINGAPORE. Sunday. INDONESIA humbled Singapore 4-1 in their return international water-polo match watched by a record crowd of more than 2,000 at the Chinese Swimming Club pool this afternoon. Singapore had won 11-8 yesterday. There were two unpleasant Incidents after the match during which some of
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      21 18 DENVER. Sun.— Sweden regained the world ice hockey title here last night. Sweden won all their seven matches. Reuter.
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      Thiam Siew (90) leads thrilling chase for runs in SCRC victory
      1148 18 SINGAPORE, Sun SINGAPORE. Chinese R.C. put on another "giant-killing" act today when they beat the strong SCC XI by two wickets in the SCA senior tournament on the padang. SCC declared at 174 for seven at lunch and SCRC
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      CHOES SPARK FIGHT BACK BY MALACCA
      244 18 MALACCA 5. NEGRI 4; Malacca. Sunday. AfALACCA today put up a show of fighting football ITI to wrest victory fr.,m Negri Sembilan in their first round FAM Cup match at Kubu Stadium. Negri were 4-2 ahead at half-time but a Malacca recovery, sparked by
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      Perak prove too good
      93 18 FORCES 1 PERAK 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Perak began their F.A.M. Cup quest with a 4-1 win over Federation Armed Forces at Merdeka Stadium tonight. Perak led 2-1 at the Interval and added two more in the second half. In the tenth minute Perak right half
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      Kam Fook leads 7-0 rout of Perlis
      193 18 Kam Fook leads 7-0 rout of Perlis PENANG T PERLIS DENANG. Sun. A four-goal performance by centre-forward Lav Kam Fook highlighted Penang's easy victory over Perlis in the FAM Cup match at the City Stadium today. Taking command from the kickoff. Penang were alwayj playing too well for the vl.sitors.
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    DEATHS
    90 18 DE 81LVA—B. Titus De Stlva J.P.. Managing Director of BP. De Silva. Ltd.. passed away peace- fully at the General Hospital ia the morning hours of Sunday, March 18th. 1962. He leaves behind nix eldest son. Anura I>« Silva and 4 other children. Cremation will take place today .<t
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      72 18 LATE r# I SStl il 10 AOS. CALDER: To Elaine and Simon a son at Bungsar Hospital on 17.3.62. Both well. Thanks to Doctor and staff. KAILASAPATHY: To Ranee and Kallas. a son on 17th March 1962, at Bungsar. Mother and baby well. Deepest thanks to Bungsar Staff. f A
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      122 18 SOCCER K. KANGSAR DIV. 1; Malay College 7 Saura Muda 0. FRIENDLIES: Spore Joint Services 7 Commonwealth Forces 1 at Spore; T. Alison Youngsters 3 L Perak Indians 0 at T. Anson. HOCKEY FRIENDLY: (Spore): Singapore XI S Indian Navy 1. TENNIS CARSON Cl'P (Taipingi: South Perak bt North Perak
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      42 18 The weather HIGHEST and lowest temperatures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lo»p»| -1 ■Kuala Lumpur <><> 73 Kola Bharu 88 72 Penang <»o 77 Ipoh 90 73 Malacca 90 7S Singapore 90 7:i
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