The Straits Times, 22 March 1962

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    IT'S WAR, says OAS
    527 1 r ___________-^___gg^_g Death toll mounts in renewed violence ALGIERS. Wed. i Gendarmes in machine gun clash (JENDARMES in armoured tars fought a running battle through the streets of Oran today with grenadethrowing European extremists. Many people including pedestrians have been injured. Fighting flared when the gendarmes
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    It's 'speak Malay' all next week
    309 1 SINGAPORE, .Wednesday. OINGAPORE will take a stride towards unity on O Monday when the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak, inaugurates the first National Language Week. The inauguration ceremony at the National Library Theatre at 5.30 p.m. will begin a programme aimed at
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    A POLITICAL REPORT FOR DEFENCE TALKS MAN
    77 1 A POLITICAL REPORT FOR DEFENCE TALKS MAN SINGAPORE. Wed. The Australian Defence Minister, Mr. Athol Towriley (above), is now in Singapore to attend the Bri-tain-Australia-New Zealand defence conference here on Saturday. Mr. Townley is understood to have spent most of today getting an up-to-date picture of the political situation here
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    Lock icon TWO FORMER GENERALS GO ON HUNGER STRIKE
    71 1 TWO FORMER GENERALS GO ON HUNGER STRIKE TULLE (France). Wed.--Ex-Oeneral.s Maurice Challe (above > and Andre Zeller, imprisoned for their part in last Aprils abortive Generals' Putsch in Algeria, have gone on hunger strike In protest against "the abandonment of Algeria by the French Government." The ex-generals and eight other
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    Lock icon Now it's a Royal word...
    218 1 LONDON. Wed. yHE QUEEN'S hus--1 band, the Duke of Edinburgh. said "bloody awful" yesterday and it was splashed in London's popular newspapers this morning. And what was "bloody awful"? The Daily Express (circulation 4 million-plus i. said the Duke, now in Rio de Janeiro. Both
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    Don't worry about me, says Malaya's bravest girl
    141 1 Don't worry about me, says Malaya's bravest girl KUALA I.UMPIR. Wed. Schoolgirl Lai Yoke Heong. 18. who had both her arms amputated this week after a road accident, sat up on her hospital bed today, smiled, and said: "Please tell my friends not to worry I am feeling; better now."
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    Lock icon PI statement on North Borneo
    78 1 MANILA. Wed. Philippine Vice-President Emmanuel Pelaez said the Philippines could not simply brush aside the question of British North Borneo being claimed by the heirs of the Philippines sultanate of Sulu. Mr. Pelaez. concurrently Foreign Secretary, said the foreign office was still studying the claim
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    Clement Davies
    26 1 LONDON. Wed. Mr. Clement Davies, 78. Liberal M.P. and Leader of the Party from 1945 to 1956. is 'gravely ill" following a cerebral thrombosis.
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    NIKITA ON GETTING TOGETHER IN SPACE
    270 1 NIKITA ON GETTING TOGETHER IN SPACE MOSCOW, Wednesday. ]y|H. KHRUSHCHEV has proposed to President Kennedy ways in which Russia andj the U.S. can co-operate in space, il was announced today. He suggested: A JOINT programme of observation on objects launched towards the moon. Mars. Venus and other planets: POOLING efforts
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    Killed by bricks
    47 1 BENTONO. Wed. A woman worker. Voon Siew Lan. 18. was killed today when bricks fell on her from the top of a four-storey cinema now being constructed here. Another worker beside her. Lim Yook Lan, 19, received head injuries. Her condition is not serious.
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    'Roads of glass' research project
    110 1 'Roads of glass' research project pARIS. Wed. Mr. Henri Hugot. a scientist at the French National Scientific Research Institute, has said that two French laboratories are working on the possibility of turning strips of the Sahara desert into glass highways. He said that during two visits to the Sahara he
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    Nuclear talks: A 3-day deadline
    200 1 Nuclear talks: A 3-day deadline fENEVA. Wed. The Big Three foreign ministers were instructed last night to report by the week-end on whether there is any hope they can agree to end nuclear testing. The 17-nation general disarmament conference laid down the three-day deadlineThe U.S.. British and Russian foreign ministers
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 WATKINSON IN Xt ALA LCMPI T Mr TTiHlMnn IMmmc Mattel lere early b ie ami Tan Abrtl vould iba iMaaea tm n (>f I
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      11 1 ESSENCE OF CHICKEN 9 V COLD STORAGE J CHAIN OF SUPERMARKETS
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      136 2 A MILLION 'NOES', BUT IT'S STILL MOSCOW. W«d. MKITA Khrushchev is still the people's choice. Ta.ss. the Soviet News Agency, said last night that tho Soviet Premier ha.s been overwhelmingly re-elected to the Supreme Soviet, the nations parliament. Mr Khrushchev's fellow Communist Party candi- dates fared
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      Lock icon ISRAELI FIGHTER PLANES ACT IN BORDER CRISIS
      153 2 JERUSALEM. Wad. ISRAELI lighters went into action last night to drive out Syrian reconnaissance aircraft as the Cabinet met in emergency session to discuss the tense border situation. An army spokesman, announcing the air clash, said this was the second time yesterday that
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      Lock icon Smallpox death
      31 2 CARDIFF. Wed.— Mrs. Mary Doreen Howells, 44, died of smallpox here today— the sixth death In the current outbreak of the disease In the South Wales mining area. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'STAY ON' PLEA TO KOREA LEADER
      94 2 'STAY ON' PLEA TO KOREA LEADER CEOUL, Wed.— The Republic of Korea President, Mr. Posun Yun (above), the nations only elected official still in office, told the military rulers today that he intends to resign in protest against their sweeping decree barring thousands of former politicians and officials from holding
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      Lock icon China faces gravest economic crisis, says expert
      328 2 China faces gravest economic crisis, says expert STANFORD (California), Wednesday. COMMUNIST China is facto* its gravest economic crisis since the Korean War following a decline of at least 10 per cent in the national income over the last two years, according to a Stanford University expert. Research associate Y.L. Wu,
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      Lock icon Weissmuller in divorce suit
      43 2 LOS ANGELES, Wed. Film and swimming star Johnny Weissmuller, 57. was sued for divorce yesterday by his wife. Allene Gates Weissmuller. Mrs. Welsstauller. 37, who married the former "Taraan" of the films 14 years ago, charged mental cruelty. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Fog in H.K.
      32 2 HONG KONG, Wed— Thick fog blanketed Hong Kong this morning and caused two Incoming flights to toe diverted to Formosa and Manila. Visibility was down to about 50ft.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon PRISONER SAYS: DUTCH CAPTORS BEAT US UP
      217 2 PRISONER SAYS: DUTCH CAPTORS BEAT US UP JAKARTA. Wednesday. \> SENIOR Indonesian Navy officer, one of those A taken prisoner after a naval engagement off the West Irian coast on the night of Jan. 15. said yesterday that he and his men were beaten by the Dutch. h He Is
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      Lock icon CUBA TO TRY PIGS' BAY LANDING CAPTIVES
      269 2 CUBA TO TRY PIGS' BAY LANDING CAPTIVES lIAVANA, Wed.— Cuba will try as war criminals, beginning in a week, nearly 1,200 invasion troops captured after the unsuccessful Bay of Pigs landing of last April 17. A brief note in- the Go-vernment-controlled Press said trial proceedings would begin on March 29.
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      Lock icon Big demand in Britain for Chinese babies
      95 2 Big demand in Britain for Chinese babies T ONDON. Wed. Chinese orphan babies are in big demand for adoption by British families, it was learned here today. A spokesman for the International Social Sen-ice, which negotiates adoptions, said: "We receive a constant stream of requests for Chinese babies." So far
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      Lock icon 'Vendetta' against Queen
      209 2 LONDON, Wed. A TORY M.P. yesterday accused Lord Beaverbrook of conducting a "sustained vendetta" against Queen Elizabeth and the Royal family. Sir Martin Lindsay tabled a private member's motion in the House of Commons calling on the House to deplore the conduct of Lord Beaverbrook, publisher of
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      FILM QUIZ WHO WILL GET GRACE?
      176 3 FILM QUIZ WHO WILL GET GRACE? YEW YORK. Wed— Lawyers are studying the contract Grace Kelly. 32. had with MGM when she became Princess Grace of Monaco six years ago to see whether the studio has a right to demand her talent if .she resumes her acting career. The Princess
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      32 3 LONDON. Wed. Queen Elizabeth has sent her congratulations to Malaya's fourman team which won the aperture sights section in the small-bore rifles and pistol matches held here last year. Reuter.
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      Here comes Jackie's smile
      70 3 IT'S a paper that Mrs. Kennedy can't even read but the front page picture draws a smile. •That's the smile this Indian boy has watched for so intently. The boy and the wife of the United States President met in the library of Bal Sahyog, an
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      Lock icon Malayans bring UN to peak
      179 3 NEW YORK, Wednesday. VfALAYAN reinforcements have brought the T1 strength of the United Nations force in the Congo to its highest level in recent months, topping the 17,000 mark, according to figures published here. 1 The total of 1.522 Malayans In previously published figures on
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      Lock icon BID TO BAR NON-WHITES CROSSING COLOUR LINE
      79 3 BID TO BAR NON-WHITES CROSSING COLOUR LINE JOHANNESBURG, Wed. The South African Government moved yesterday to keep non -whites from being reclasslfled as whites. A BUI to amend the Population Registration Act would ban reclassificatlon as white of any person admitting non-white descent, even though he looks white and Is
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      Lock icon Press rate
      42 3 LONDON. Wed.— Mr. Gavin Astor. chairman of the Commonwealth Press Union, has written to the British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmll!an. expressing concern at rumours of threats to Increase the Commonwealth Penny Press rate, a C.P.U. spokesman said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon First U-boat since war
      55 3 KIEL. Wed. The first Üboat built for the West German Navy since the war went Into service here yesterday. The 350-ton vessel has a crew of 20 and Is destined lor service in the Baltic and coastal waters. The West German Navy has ordered 11 more
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      Lock icon Salary cuts
      34 3 KADUNA, 'Northern Nigeria). Wed Sir Ahmadu Belli. Premier of Northern Nigeria, yesterday announced 10 per cent salary cuts for himself and his Cabinet In a Government drive to cut public spending— Reuter.
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    Industrial unrest: Govt. amendment is carried
    1343 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday 'J'HE four-day debate on "industrial unrest" in Singapore came to an end in the Legislative Assembly tonight. But Tun Lim Yew Hock, who introduced the motion, and his Alliance colleagues abstained when a Government. sponsored amendment was put to a vote. The
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    MR. RAJAH: 'NEGATIVE APPROACH' BYGOVT.
    1085 4 Alliance member* Had indicated that they could not support the amendment, because while it proposed positive measures to curb the industrial unrest. Government had suggested a negative approach to the problem. The debate which began on Friday endeo at 7 p.m The House meets again
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    PRIVATE MEMBERS' PROBLEM
    139 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Ong Eng Ouan. leader of the United Peoples' Party, tonight expressed concern over difficulties of Opposition members in moving "private members" motions in the Assembly. He said members like Mr. David Marshall, sole representative of the Workers- Party and Mr. C. H. Koh, the
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    DAMAGES CLAIM BY TRISHA RIDER
    191 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Court of Appeal today reserved judgment in the appeal of a trLsha rider, Tay Ah Quee, 57, against the judgment of the High Court dismissing his claim for damages for personal injuries suffered by him in a road accident five years ago.
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    Girl: Mouna came to my defence
    907 5 Girl: Mouna came to my defence SINGAPORE, Wed. Louis Francis .Mouna, 33, general manager of Roneo Ltd., admitted in court today that he had rushed out of his strike bound office one January afternoon to punch Lee Tuck Ming, 25, an electronic craftsman and striking employee of his company. He
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    DEVAN NAIR IS NOT PAID BY GOVT.
    249 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam last night denied Barisan Sosialis charges in the Legislative Assembly that trade unionist, Mr. Devan Nair was being paid by the Government. He said Mr. Nair was not being paid anything as Chairman of
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    Monk to lecture
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The' Chic: Guest Monk of the Singapore Buddhist Association. Bikkhu Ananda Mangala, will speak at the Singapore Lodge Theosophical Society on -Religion and lr-< religion" at 6.30 p.m. tomor- 1 row.
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    Three arrested—on a boy's lies
    276 6 Three arrested on a boy's lies BUT HE DECIDES TO TELL THE TRUTH IN COURT ABOUT THE THEFT THAT NEVER WAS...' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday, i HE lies of a schoolboy led lo three youlh. being arrested on a charge of stealing a fountain pen and 10 cents from him lasl
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    East Coast to have new ship service
    115 6 East Coast to have new ship service KUALA TRENG G A N U, Wed. A new shipping service linking Western \ustr:ilia with the East oast of Malaya will he inaugurated tomorrow with the arrival of the Sea Express here. The Sra Express is the lirst t'wl of the new Southeast
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    New president
    18 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed.— Mr. S Karuppiah has been elected president of the Central Krriali Indian Association.
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    MFU will send two exhibits to Asian film festival
    148 6 MFU will send two exhibits to Asian film festival KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malayan Film Unit will offer two documentary films one film in black and white and one in colour for the ninth Asian Film Festival to be held in Seoul. South Korea, from May 14 to 16. Two
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    King's visit to Pakistan
    65 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A 37-minute documentary film on the visit of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permalsurl Agong to East and West Pakistan will be released for screening at all theatres in the Federation on Friday— Pakistan National Day. It was shot by the
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    Malayan to be head of Bank Negara
    197 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday r pHE first Malayan to be appointed Governor of 1 Bank Negara will take over from Dato W. H. Wilcock. the present Governor, in July, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. told the Straits Times today. He is
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    New schools
    23 6 IPOH. Wed. Twentyseven secondary continuation schools, formerly known as post-primary schools, will be established In Perak next month for 5.537 students.
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    FILM STAR 'IDOL OF TEENAGERS' ARRIVES IN CAPITAL
    80 6 FILM STAR 'IDOL OF TEENAGERS' ARRIVES IN CAPITAL MISS Mak Ling, a Hong Kong "teenager idol" in the film world, arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday to make personal appearances in connection with the film "Sister's Devotion" She had madr similar appearances in Singapore. Mak Ling has appeared In about 20
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    Pioneer tiles
    24 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Glazed and unglazed aMMdt tiles have been declared pioneer products under the Pioneer Industries (Reliei from Income Tax) Ordinance
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    A drive to have Chinese shop signs in national language
    276 6 A drive to have Chinese shop signs in national language KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday I EADERS of Chinese guilds and associations will tour every street in Selangor where there are Chinese shops to see that the national language is used on signboards. This was decided today at a meeting called by
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    STORE MAN JAILED FOR ATTEMPTED EXTORTION
    99 6 DENANG, Wed. A 1 Singapore man. Ang Thean Chong. 33, was today jailed for 18 months for attempting to extort $100 from a tea dealer. Tan See Liat. on March 8 Ang had been found guilty last week and sentence was deferred to today.
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    Traders in for talks
    66 6 SINGAPORE, '"cd. The 13-man South Korean trade mission led by Mr. Young W. Klmb. who arrived here this morning from Kuala Lumpur, met several leading local Importers to explore business opportunities They will meet members of the chambers of commerce and officials of the Trad* Division
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    GLOWWORM IS POUNDED BY SHELLS...
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    41 8 H-.ro 1 J2.M (Mim,) REVIVAL CENTRE CHURCH I'onvention. SSB Uandakay Road, <Ne«r Tan To, k Seng Hospital) starts today until Sunday T. 30 fflghlIt. Sperlal Pmver for Sick. Specials from Various Churches. Speaker Rev. Stephen Night. Canada. All Welcome.
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, March 22, 1962.
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      Hongkong's Problems
      617 8 While Hongkong is a long way from coming apart at the seams, its industry and enterprise are braced to meet shocks restrictions in hard won export markets, the need to double Government development expenditure, a revision of the tax structure and increased charges for some of the public
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      Planning to Capacity
      436 8 The committee which the Federation Government intends to set up to consider the problems of recruiting professional staff in the face of world competition should complete its work quickly and probably will if Dr. Phillips, the head of the Economic Planning Unit is put in charge of
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      Delayed Inquiry
      132 8 Coming less than a week after the metal price broke through the virtually meaningless ceiling of the International Tin Council, and with demand increasing seasonally, news that the U.S. Congressional inquiry into stockpile levels is indefinitely postponed will almost certainly act as a further stimulus. Shareholders, who are
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    Unrest: 'Sorrow in store for S'pore Reds'
    3185 8 OPEN BREAK WITH PAP IN JULY LAST YEAR WAS SIGNAL LEE From STRAUS TIMES ASSEMBLY REPORTERS SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today that the mounting industrial unrest in Singapore only took place after the Communist's openly fought the
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    Police hunt robber gang
    240 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Detectives today were conducting a house-to-house hunt for four r.rmed thugs in Lorong 6. Geylang. The gang, two armed with revolvers and two with daggers, held up a businessman on* Mountbatten Road, robbed him of $5,000 in cash and valuables and drove off in
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    Tun Razak satisfied with school building projects
    85 9 Tun Razak satisfied with school building projects KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tan Abdul Razak. said yesterday that he was satisfied with the progress achieved so far by the Ministry of Education with its school building projects He said this at the briefing session held in the National
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    70-day Roneo strike ends
    105 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The 70-day strike of 45 employees of the office equipment firm of Roneo Ltd. in Robinson Road ended today, following an agreement between the company and the Singapore Business Houses Employees Union yesterday. The workers will return to work tomorrow. A union spokesman later
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    72 9 T ONDON. Wed.— A Royal Sailors' Rest is to be built for the Singapore Naval Base, Mm Agnes Weston's Royal Sailors' Rests announced here. Designed by Swan and Maclaren, It will have 50 to 60 cabins, a restaurant. billiards and music rooms and lounges and. If funds
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    618 9 CHAMPAGNE CORKS POP AS $25 mil ENTERPRISE OPENS DR. GOH: WE HOPE THIS WILL BE HARBINGER OF MORE INVESTMENT FROM JAPAN IN OUR INDUSTRIAL GROWTH SINGAPORE, Wednesday. J^ SIMPLE ribbon-cutting ceremony today marked another important phase in the development of Singapore's rapidly expanding oil industry. Amidst
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    181 9 IPOH. Wednesday HASHIM bin Gham, managing director and sole proprietor of the Peninsular Construction and Mining Company of Ipoh, was today sentenced in the Sessions Court here to four years' jail on each of three charges of cheating, the sentences to run concurrently. Hashlm was
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    3845 9 'Employment falling in Singapore' submission by Rattray Rattray: Where we can't continue in business we shall leave field to more efficient people SINGAPORE, W«d gUBMISSIONS on retrenchment and other questions were made by Mr. J. J. Rattray, on behalf of the
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      85 9 DIFFERENT PEOPLE FOR THE SAME REASONS The size Is sensible— A good full-size filter tip cigarette and firmly packed. The tobacco Is superb— The finest Virginia tobacco money can buy. The pack Is perfect— The elegant crush-proof box with the 'lift-up' lid has r\Bv»r been bettered. No unsightly bulge in
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    519 10 Phee case bus director says: This is not playful matter PENANG. Wed. £HEAH AH CHEE, managing director of the Province Central Bus Company, told the Penang Assizes today he could remember the amounts and dates he gave tea-money to a former chairman of Ihe Butterworth Town Council because '"this is
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    CINEMA, 10 SHOPS GUTTED IN PARK
    120 10 CINEMA, 10 SHOPS GUTTED IN PARK (SINGAPORE. Wed.— A theatre and a row of 10 woodrn shops inside Happy World amusement park were destroyed in a predawn blaze today. Damage was estimated at more than $80,000 by a spokesman for the Happy World. An alarm was' raised at 2.45 a.m.
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    Crop failure assistance
    58 10 PENANG, Wed.— The acting Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, yesterday distributed $5.055 $15 each to 337 padl planting families affected by crop failure In the Sungel Acheh and Permatang Keling areas of Province Wellesley South. The gift Is to tide them over until the State Social Welfare
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    85 10 Professor tells Asia the story of Japan's progress I/UALA LUMFUR. Wed. Dr. Noboru Yamamoto above). Professor of Economics at Keio University. Tokyo, today spoke to the Rotary Club lunch here on economic development in Japan. Prof. Yamamoto. an eminent International economist, is making an extensive tour sponsored by the Japanese
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    A new mosque
    25 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Mentrl Besar. Da to Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. will open a new mosque at Muar on Friday.
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    'A MAJOR CONTRIBUTION' TO EDUCATION
    259 10 pENANG, Wed. The. Kirkby teacher training college has made a major contribution to Malayan education, a former Kirkby lecturer, Mr. Donald R. Bewley, said in Penang today. "Speaking for myself. I felt the Job was extremely worthwhile and I hope it was just as worthwhile
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    COMMITTEE TO PLAN NEW SEARCH FOR EXPERT STAFF
    445 10 COMMITTEE TO PLAN NEW SEARCH FOR EXPERT STAFF KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday THE Federation Got- eminent has decided to set-up a special committee to investigate how professional staff can be recruited in the face of world competition. These men are urgently wanted by the Government to fill a large number of
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    Fine refunded, but clerk now gets six months
    242 10 IPOH. Wednesday k- FORMER tempor--t»iary clerk of the Ipoh Town Council, N. N. Mathavan, 31, who was sentenced by the Ipoh Sessions Court to one day's jail and fined a total of $500 on three charges of criminal breach of trust, had
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      483 12 STAGE FRIGHT IS NO PROBLEM FOR MUSICIAN fUE stage will be all set this Sunday evening. It will perhaps be like any other choral night when the Victoria Theatre in Singapore will be lit up to throw a soft brilliance. And the audience will wait, eager to hear and be
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      319 12 TEN girls from the 1 Singapore American School will take time off from lessons on Saturday to play "models" at a grand "Fashion Gala." Organised by the Student Council of S.AA., it is being held at the Raffles Hotel at
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      A CRUNCHY STYLED CHICKEN
      193 12 A CRUNCHY STYLED CHICKEN If ERE is a tasty way of serving chicken. It is called Crunch Crust Chicken. You will need: Four ounces butter or margarine, half teaspoon salt, quarter teaspoon pepper, two-pound chicken cut into four joints, about three cups crisp corn breakfast cereal crushed with a rolling
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      138 12 It 's HER soap and his soap. ■1 Br mm iS I bI that's the beauty of Imperial Leather Toilet Soap She loves Imperial Leather because it's kind to her skin and keeps it clean and radiantly healthy. He likes it because it's fresh and firm and it lasts and
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      483 12 BE FIRST WITH FRIGIDAIRE Frigidaire made the world's FIRST room air 'Conditioner in 1929 33 years ago! Your investment is safe when you buy Frigidaire— The air-conditioner that is TIME -TESTED! world! |hß^^^^^^ experience! I Cu«tom DeLuxe ACD-120 EXCLUSIVE HUSH-FOAM AIR GUIDE GIVES SUPER-QUIET OPERATION! BI.U. l)& 2H.P. models now
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      295 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS lect sound— and that holds an 8. Loath to hug, however moved odd sequel (10). (8). 4. He's doubled the poet's work 9. The rest of the dams are not < T > started (6). 5. A wretched dwelling to not 10. Sea food for strength.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 14 March 21. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 79* cents (up a quarter of a cent). X.1..: 791 cents (up three-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5484.50 per picul (down 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (up 20 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    120 14 Chinese Prwiuii Kisttsngs Singsa«rs nssn atiest par picul ysttsrday: Coconut til: bulk J3TJ sellers, drum $41 srllers. Cora March UK Continent .<26i buyers. S2~i sellers. Psppsr Muu'.ik white ***** sellers. Sarawak white 1170 reiura. special Sarawak black ***** sellers, garbled U>rnpoi>K blacc $1321 MbMsbj, AST A SHL'i sellers.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    112 14 March 21. Three montha (UNOFFICIAL QUOTATION!) INDUSTRIAL* K. N H cms Cold Storage Sd. M. Bos I'J Ma. hteamship 9 eta. Breweries 2S its. K Times 13 eta. Robinson 9 rts. 8. Traders 23 cts. 8. Oarby !td I'niteers 13 rts IV. Jacka ft eta. MININGS A. Amai
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    90 14 THE Miliyin EicManio Bsnks' Attssistlen made these chances In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buyinc TT 33. airmail OU 33 1/8. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills. 33 1/2 trade bills. •slUng TT er OD ready: Nsw York 32 3/4: Horwoalan Krensr
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    228 14 APRIL first grade ru6Mt burtn f.a-o. eloead In Singapore yesterday %t T»| cants per Ib., up a quarter of a cent no Tuesday'! closing price. The cloning tone was quietly ttoady. I. C.C.R. A. closing prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o-h
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    TIN SHARES ARE STRONG: HEAVY BUYING CONTINUES
    442 14 From Our Market Correspondent rr was another strong day on the Malayan Stock Exchange with a heavy turnover in tins reported. The market has been given an added fillip by the announcement that the U.S. Congressional inquiry into stockpile materials (including tin) which
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayan Stock Indira March 20 March tl Industrial*: 1M.21 170.32 Tin.: 526.54 335.50 Rubbers: 194.52 194.82 Jan. I 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1072 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Dunlops $1.46 OL. (2.000) $1.46: Oammon (1,000) $1.70; Georgetown (1.000) $2; M. Cement (2.000) $2.66: Metal Box (3,000) $2.60: Rothmans $1.37 OL. ON. $1.40 OL, (1.000) $1.3 V, (2.000) $1.42.
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    Tin price falls slightly: Rubber mart is steadier
    179 14 THE tin price In Singapore yesterday still continued to react although the drop was confined to 50 cents. The price was quoted at $484.50 on an offering of 240 tons, up 20 tons. In London overnight after Initial hesitancy, buying interest in
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    238 14 APRIL flrit grid* rubber kuysrt f.e.b. closed In Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 79| cents per Ib., up three-eighths of a cent m Tuesday's closing price The tone wa quietly steady. FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBBER EXCHANGE Closing prirrs in cents per n.. yesterday Int. I X.8.8. promnt
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    214 14 Ihlst lym« alsngilde the Slngssers >hit>n tedsy srs: Adl«e M' 27. Oldekerk 1/2. Omka Maru »/30. Slnicapore 4/5, steel Advocate 45, Herta Maersk 6/7. Metallurg Kurako S/V. Cliarsa 24/23. Ann MV 4. Outor ioorJt: B#tlrl Pollera. Pusparacam. Clytonsos. Kruant. Num. Edlge, _ib*ro«t. Burma Mara. L*sviu, Nooja.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    72 14 T<HE FrdcraUon Minister Of Finance has fixed these price* for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on March 22. t'opra $428 ton ooonut oil $654 a ten. •aim oil $645 m ton. »alm kernels 9SM.S* a ton. The rates of dvtie* payable ire: lubber 6% cent* alb.
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    110 14 MELBOURNE W«l. INVESTMENT SHARKS aaya A nrmer and more actue. Oils closed busirr and firmer. A.0.0. rose to 945. 3d and rlghu to 795. after the announcement that Mooni? Number Two production results are expected tomorrow Base Mrtalp closed steady and Loans; firm Mount laa 71 '?t NB.
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      651 14 NOTICE Notice is hereby Riven that Vooo Kyam Ctiong is no longer rmi ployed by the Company as from 30th March. 1962. and has no authority to collect monies and transact any business on our behalf. TOURINDO <S> LTD. TRAVEL SERVICE. 74. Robinson Road. Singapore. 1. FRASER NEAVE LTD. (Incorporated
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      1020 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications are invited from Federal Citizens or State National for the post of Temporary Assistant Supervisor for the Land Development Schemes, Negeri Sembilan. on contract for a period of three years. The Salary Scale for the post is $216 xl 2 $300 per mensem plus Cost of Living
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      475 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from Federal Citizens or State Nationals for appointment a& Temporary Field Assistants. Rural Development. Negeri Srmbilan. on the salary scale of (86 x 7SO 115/ 137.50 x 7.50 197.50/313.50 x 7.50 280 plus C.O.L.A. at approved rates. The salary on appointment will be paid according
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      996 15 (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT Wordt ti (Min.)— Box tt ct*. axtra WANTED AN EXPERIENCED accountant for travel service for immediate employment Apply personally at 74 Robinson Road, Singapore. TEACHERS WANTED: Trained or with H.b.C. vacancies exist In May. Apply to Headmaster Pal Cbee Nat.— > Type Sec. School,
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      922 15 OFFICE SPACE VACANT tt Word* Si (Min.)— Box it ett. extra FIRST CLASS AJRCONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE. ROBINSON ROAD. extra modern, well maintained building Itt fleer lift ssrvic* availabl*, convmlsnt business csntrt. •»*r 3,660 sq ft. RENT 52.100 PER MONTH. IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION. long lease considered. Also available, same facilities. On a
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      759 15 EDUCATION tt Word, tl (Mtm.}— Box tt eU. axtrm LINDFIELO SCHOOL, Slradon Bouse, Arundel, Susan. Preparatory and Secondary. 9 resident master*. 00 boarders, mostly English from overseas. Including Par Bast. 90 guineas termty. Happy holiday home available all Scboolboya and Schoolgirls 6 guineas. POSTAL TUITION: Let the famous Stamford College
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      856 15 WANTED Word, Si (Mlm.)— Box It eta. extra PRIVATE TUITION MATHS Senior Cambridge IcvH graduates preferred undergrads acceptable. Thomson Road area. Phone Wong ***** or S27SB 8 pore I VEHICLES FOR SALE 10 Word, U (Min.)— Box tt cla. axtro RILEV I.S (May IWD Immaculate condition one owner, estraa. Phone
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      650 15 FOR SALE tt Wordt If Min.)— Box It eU. oxtra PIANO English made, iron frame, fully tropicallsed. Rxcellrnt condition. Kelts hammer* an new. Highly pollsned oak finish. BartaJn fsuo. Box A 6747 B.T. (S'porc >. ■>« lIAHQ •7, TANOLIN ROAD NIAR POST OFFIce. SINCAPORf. High Class ladlss drats mahsrt frsm
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      162 15 WHERE TO EAT (S'pora) M Word, tit (Minimum) IMIf 1 month. It Word, SIM (Min.t STRAITS VliW offer English, Muslim. an<l Special Peking food. Pnooa J.B. 2133/4. V WIDEST RANCE j 4.8 to 13.3 cv. ft. Z PUSH-BUTTON AND > 7 NEVER-D-FROST AVAILABLE BUY NOW TO GET FREE BONUS CIFTHAMILTON
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      WINNING 'DOUBLE' FOR KHAMIS and SUBIAN
      1647 16  -  EPSOM JEEP: By pIBGLLETTE. with Donald Lee up, paid a thumping place dividend of 51 54 here today. She finished second to the weli-backed Pin High in the 4.20. It was easily a record place dividend for Ipoh. Jockey S. Khamis scored a good-price
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      62 16 TOTAL POOL $147,350 lit: T***** $39,205 2nd: *****8 $18,426 3rd: *****8 9.409 STARTERS ($9Bl each): *****0, *****6. *****4, *****0. *****4. *****5. *****7, *****3. *****5. *****7. CONS OLATION ($1,000): *****6. *****9. *****8. *****3. *****7. *****5. *****2. *****0. *****6. *****1. Ticket* cancelled: *****1 to *****0. Latt four digits (7509) 13
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      200 16 \f ADRAS, Wed. Mr. M. A. Chidambaram, president of the Indian Cricket Board of Control, said here yesterday the future of cricket was bleak if accidents took place periodically because fast bowlers insisted on bowling bumpers. Mr. Chidambaram added: "A fast bowler is an
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      834 16 PRIVATE CANDIDATES VMKKIDi.I OVKRStA SCHOOL ttRTinCATE AMI lIIGHfR SIHOOL K RTIFTCATF. 1 \AMINATIO\S IN SXGAPORt urn The dates of u» above examination* are a* follows: School rrtlßrate 21.11.51 U UXM Hi«hrr School I rrtihratr 19 1 t.tJ U 5.1 61 2. PrUaie candidates should .opl? for the Ministry s pamphlet
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      284 16 TENDER NOTICE Tenders *M be received at the Offlce of the Medical Officer In- Charge. Perils up to 12.00 noon > on Saturday 31st March, 1962 1 lor: 1 Supply and Stitching of Uniforms and Hospital Clothing, i Tender Deposit $50 00i. 2. Supply of Leather Shoes. Canvas Shoes. Boots
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      833 16 TENDERS TENDERS will be received at the offlce of the Ministry of Health. Palmer Road. Singapore 2. lor the running of Bookshop and Sundry shop at the General Hospital, to cater for the patients and Hospital Staff, for a period of 3 years commencing from 1.5.82. FURTHER PARTICULARS and tender
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      265 16 NEVER COT CORNS lift them out! Bten old-sanding; dctp-iootrii coca* should never be eat I It daugeiout and ft nnhrt therm grow egeto^^DiggcTp BMT*e pai^K ful and deeper. Apply a few dropvj ef *Pneaoo** (it takei the paW •way) and in S-j daya, the worn Wttbbom coca will tor nsmrm
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      196 17 Soh says: No money for this SINGAPORE, Wed. Though it approves the idea of an interCommonwealth football competition, suggested by the Football Association (of England). Singapore Amateur Football Association has replied saying Singapore will not be able to compete if the proposed tournament is held. Mr. Soh Ghee Soon. S.A.F.A.
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      Ghani scores four in rout
      93 17 lALACCA. Wed.— Pour goals by 1 Ohani in ten minutes towards the end of the second half highlighted the Government Services knockout soccer match between Selangor and Malacca at Kubu Stad:um here today. Selangor won 8-1 after leading 1-1 at the Interval. scorers for Selangor
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      S'pore AAA decides
      386 17 ENG YOON WILL GO AS COACH TO JAKARTA BUT MUST GIVE TEAM FULL TIME By ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE, Wednesday gINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association decided today that national coach Tan Eng Yoon will accompany its team to the Fourth Asian Games at Jakarta in August —provided, of course,
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      260 17 CRICKET FRIENDLY (Segamat): Secondary English Schools Combined XI bt Segamat Dist Probables by 1 wkt. Probables 54 (Oanesan 30. Balbir 4-13) and 59 (K. Woodhull 22. Robert Tan 4-6) 8ES XI 81 (Balbir 37. Nadarajah 6-23) and 64-9 (K. S. Patt 15). HOCKEY SGOR SFNiOR KO iKL): Levers
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      47 17 PENANO. Wed.— Veteran Goon Kok Lem will lead Penang in their Chua Choon Loong Cup tennis match against Perak at Ipoh this weekend. The Penang team will be: Goon Kok Lem (capt), Johnny Heah. Buddy Yeap and Lam Sit Chee. Reserve: Lee Kee Hoay
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      13 17 STORE SENIOR KO REPLAY: Royal Signals v Combined Schools (Dover Rd).
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      HARD FIGHT FOR WEARNES
      100 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. Defending champions Wearnes had to fight hard to beat Singapore Glass 1-0 in the opening match of the SBHFa League at Parrer Park today. Wearnes. who failed repeatedly with easy scaring chances, managed to snatch full points from a penalty by Rahmat six minutes
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      Australia, U.S. among 13 invited for Open
      219 17 Australia, U.S. among 13 invited for Open ■pATPING. Wed. Players from 13 countries have been invited to compete In the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya open championships to be held in Ipoh from July 24 to 29. This was announced here at the annual general meeting of the Perak L.T.A.
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      Wong to play in HKBA matches
      164 17  -  FRANCIS BOEY By HONG KONG. Wed.— Wonc Peng Soon. Malaya's former All-England badminton champion, will arrive in Hong Kong on Saturday for a series of exhibition matches. HKBA received a cable today from Won* confirming his visit Despite the short notice, HKBA is making
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      YOUTHS HIT BACK FOR 2-1 VICTORY
      282 17 YOUTHS HIT BACK FOR 2-1 VICTORY SINGAPORE. Wednesday. AFTER a scoreless nrs! half, Singapore Youth **> soccer team officials told their players- "You can beat your opponents" and Youths did Just that, edging S.A.F.A. league first division side R.A.P. Changl 2-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. But it was not
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      Malays beat Chinese 4-0
      75 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Malays beat Singapore Chinese 4-0 in their soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium tonight. Despite the score, this was a fast and exciting match. Chinese might have made It closer had Teng Yee and Klra Bern? converted penalties. Malays were 3-0 ahead In
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      Cristal to play AU-S'pore
      75 17 SINGAPORE, Wed—Sporting Cristal of Lima, the Perruvlan football team, will play their first match in Singapore on Apr. 4 against an All-Singapore side" at Jalan Besar Stadium. They will play two other matches— against Joint Services on Apr. 6 and Singapore on Apr. 7 (all matches
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      188 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Bill Wyllie. the 1960 Johore Coronation Grand Prix winner, is faced with a problem in his comj-back bid at the Malaysia Grand Prix from April 21 to 23. He has been offered the choice of twe cars for the event. Wyllie has
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    987 18 Straits Times Assembly reporters SINGAPORE. Wednesday Assembly motion beaten: Govt. says 'Wait for inquiry commission report' AN Opposition bid in the Legislative Assembly to force the Government relax its six-day week policy in English schools failed tonight. By ;i voice \<>te. the Government defeated the motion
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    23 18 LONDON, Wed. Buyers £967, sellers £968, Forward buyers £960. sellers £969'<j. Settlement £ofiB'. Turnover a.m. 150 tons. p.m. 85 tons. Tone: steady.
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    329 18 j KUALA LUMPUR. Wed *rHE Minister of FiA nance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, will make a major pojicy speech in Singapore on April 5. He will be speaking in his capacity as president of the Malayan Chinese Association and co-chair-man
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    45 18 SINGAPORE, "Wed. Th« State Coroner, Mr. S.R. Chap- khana today returned an open finding in an inquiry into the death of a Singapore,,— school teacher, Aw Wai Lyf-. 24, who was thrown oft his scooter on Feb. 22. Aw died, the same evening.
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