The Straits Times, 2 April 1962

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    20 1 \v|t(,r daily rrnTiiiFD s\rr i:\frrns 100,000 The Straits Times He***** KDN 036 Estd. 1845. MONDAY. APRIL 2. 1962. 15 CENTS.
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    ASA: THE BIG TEST
    734 1 Pelaez: Getting together for a better life Talks 'mark a turning point' K l A L A LILMPUR, Sun. The Association of SouthEast Asia, of which Malaya, the Philippines and Thailand are founder members, is a "test" for Asian nations to get together and raise the
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    Lock icon THAT GOLD BED —NOW A PROTEST MARCH
    104 1 THAT GOLD BED —NOW A PROTEST MARCH ACCRA, Sun. Members of the National Council of Ghana Women yesterdayheld a protest Inarch over the $25,000 gold embossed bed bought by a Minister's wife in London. Mr. Krobo Edusei, Minister of Industries, has told his wife, Mary, to return the bed to
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    Algiers haul
    35 1 ALGIERS. Sun. Police in armoured cars cordoned off a wide sector of central Algiers for five and a half hours this morning and seized a number of weapons. OAS leaflets and duplicating machines.
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    THANK YOU...
    415 1 For the courage to face life anew, says Miss Lai KUALA I.I'MPIH. Sunday. f^AI Yoke lleong. the schoolgirl who losl lx>tli anas in motor accident 12 days :igo. luis thanked Straits Times readers for giving her "the courage to face life anew.*' In a letter to the Straits
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    Fortress on the border
    51 1 RANGOON. Bun. A string* of fortifications along the Burma-Thai border is being constructed to foil attempts of opium smugglers and Nationalist Chinese remnants crossing into both countries, according to the morning paper The Reporter. The fortifications run along a 36-mile section of the frontier near Mong
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    FIVE ARE KILLED IN SYRIA CLASHES
    177 1 rpWO Army officers and yesterday in clashes trators at Horns, Central BEIRUT, Sunday, three soldiers were killed with pro-Nasser demonsSyria. Lebanese newspapers report a split in the Army at Horns. It is the home town of former President Nazem Kudsi. ousted In the bloodless
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    Faubus to quit
    62 1 LITTLE ROCK. Sun.—Governor Orval Faubus, of Arkansas, whose opposition to school racial integration In 1957 caused President Eisenhower to send in Federal troops, will retire from office at the end of this year, he announced today. Governor Faubus, 52. is in his fourth two-year term an Arkansas
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    Ghana round-up
    24 1 ACCRA. Sun. Seventy people, including wealthy Lebanese businessmen, to have been arrested on charges of large-scale smuggling of currency, diamonds and gold.
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    Police chief dies
    36 1 ROME. Sun. Rome police chief. Mario Tobia. 49. died today of wound* from shots fired In his office a week ago. A policeman, suspended for disciplinary reasons. Is to be etiargea wltn murder.
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    Life jail call
    28 1 CAIRO. Sun. The prosecution today demanded hard labour for life for four French officials on trial here on charges of conspiring to overthrow the regime.
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    The waif-to-wealth life story of little Pik Yuk
    502 1  -  JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE. Sun RARE and lustrous as the "translucent jade." Such is Pik Yuk, a little girl with all the pride and bearing of a girl born to wealth. Yet three years ago at birth, she was a mere unwanted
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    Missing seaman is found dead
    141 1 Missing seaman is found dead CINGAPORE. Sun. A British seaman, Rating Anthony S. Calvert, 20. was found dead in Sembawang Road today. Calvert. attached to the Kranjl Wireless Station, was reported missing on Thursday. Police searching the area are being helped by the Naval Police. They were told that Calvert
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 BAN BOMB' BID F laud i ban unclear waapoai four f 25 tautonr.'i referent! "ban the l">mb Bi
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      The British case for shunning the 'Six'
      317 2 The British case for shunning the 'Six' LONDON, Sunday. A BRITISH expert in political science today described the European Economic Community as destructive of "the world's most effective international grouping" the Commonwealth. The writer. Mr. William Pickles, senior lecturer in political science at the London School of Economics, made this
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      Lock icon BOOM ERA IS OVER FOR W. GERMANY, SAYS KRUPP
      118 2 BOOM ERA IS OVER FOR W. GERMANY, SAYS KRUPP T.TSSEN. Sun. West Germany's "boom business" era Is over. Mr. Alfred Krupp said yesterday at the anniversary celebration of his giant Iron and steelworks, the biggest private firm in West Germany. In his annual report at the meeting Mr. Krupp forecast
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      Plane crash lands
      49 2 ANTIGUA (West Indies), Sun. A Trans-Canada Airways Vanguard airliner with 60 people on board crashed on landing here last night but everyone on board escaped unhurt. A passenger said: "The whole thing went fine consiVring the damage we saw when we came out of the plane."
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      Quake offer rejected
      40 2 MOSCOW. Sun. The Albanian Red Cross has refused to accept a Soviet offer of aid to Albanian earthquake victims, Tass said today. Albania has fallen out with Russia and supports Peking in its ideological dispute with Moscow.
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      Walter's will
      27 2 LOS ANGELES. Sun.— Bruno Walter, the Germanborn conductor who died in February aged 85, left $900,--000, most of it to his daughter, Mrs. Lotte Lindt.
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        JORGE IN FOR A 'LITTLE DRINK' WITH JANET
        82 2 T^EW YORK. Sun. Jorge Guinle, millionaire Brazilian property owner and international playboy, registered yesterday at the New York hotel of film star Janet Leigh "my good mend for many years." Miss Leigh, 33, who last month announced her separation from actor Tony
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        20 2 NEW DELHI: Mr. Nehru, who has been suffering from a slight fever, cancelled all public engagements for the second day.
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        37 2 NEW YCItK: The U.N. Economic and Social Council is to consider proposals to appoint a U.N. commissioner for Industrial development in under-deve-loped countries and establish one specialised agency to take over all U.N. programmes in this field.
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        28 2 MOSCOW: More than 140 talented young musicians from 33 countries will take part in the second international Tchaikovsky contest ln Moscow this week. It will end ln May.
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        25 2 LONDON: Colonial development and welfare grants totalling more than 525 million were approved In the first two months of the year, the Colonial Office announced.
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        26 2 ELISABETHVILLE: Thirty slogan-chanting African and European students marched through the city protesting at the alleged beating ud by Indian U.N. soldiers of a university bus driver.
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        24 2 PITTSBCKGH: The United Steelworkers of America accepted terms of a new two-year contract with their employees, averting fears of a strike later this year.
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        33 2 PARIS: A hold-up man who forced 17-ye*r-old girl shop assistant to strip to stop her raising the alarm ha* struck again. This time his victim wil the 60-ytar-old manageress of a iw«et shop.
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        28 2 PARIS: The Premier. Mr. Michel Debre, reminded the French people they v.aye had 80 premiers ln 200 years and warned that "ministerial Instability can no longer be tolerated."
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        25 2 WASHINGTON: president Kennedy sent a special message to Asian education ministers, meeting ln Tokyo, expressing hope that their talks would bear "rich fruit for mankind."
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        25 2 MOSCOW: Russia's first house made entirely of plastic has been built ln Leningrad. Moscow Radio said. It has three rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom.
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        31 2 WASHINGTON: The U.S. Government will cut off aid to schools on government property from September if they continue to separate white and black children, Mr. Abraham RlblcofT. Secretary of Education, announced.
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        19 2 NEW I KLHI: The U.S. has granted two new loans totalling $360 million to India repayable over 40 years.
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        12 2 MOSCOW: Russian-Cu-ban talks on a further expansion of trade opened in Moscow.
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      Lock icon The vanishing beauties
      84 2 COPENHAGEN. Sun. The day of the beauty contest is about over, thinks Mr. Gosta Schwarck. organiser of the annual "Miss Denmark" competitions. "Beautiful women are no loner r a paying proposition," he says. "There are not as many around as there used to be. I'm retiring from
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      Lock icon $300 offer by priest for support of daughters
      129 2 $300 offer by priest for support of daughters SAN FRANCISCO. Sun.— A 57-year-old Roman Catholic priest, whose wife ts suing the church for allegedly abducting him, yesterday agreed to pay $300 a month for the support of three daughters. The priest, Father Walter Ryan. contested the paternity of a fourth
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      THE COST OF FIVE ROYAL PALACES
      150 2 LONDON. Sunday. A LABOUR M.P. has asked the Minister of Works to explain the need for more than £250.000 in proposed expenditures on Queen Elizabeth's five royal palaces. Mr. William Hamilton tabled 18 questions relating to the expenses in the House of Commons for
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      Lock icon Vulcan record
      38 2 LONDON, Sun. A Royal Air Force Vulcan bomber yesterday flew 3,895 miles from Britain to Aden in six hours 13 minutes an average speed of about 627 miles ocr hour the Air Ministry -an' here. Reuter.
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      Coldest March
      27 2 LONDON, Sun. London this year had its coldest March for 70 years, the Meteorological Office said today. Daily average maximum temperature was 44.1 degrees Fahrenheit.
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      The man who launched smoking scare
      112 2 The man who launched smoking scare THIS is Sir Robert Platt, president of the Royal College of Physicians, whose report linking heavy smoking with lung cancer has caused heavy falls in tobacco shares on the London Stock Exchange. The doctors urge the Government to increase the price of cigarettes to
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      Lock icon Four deadly sins of 40 Saigon bar girls...
      105 2 SAIGON. Sun.— More than 40 bar hostesses have been arrested and fined ln a police "clean-up" drive, Saigon newspapers reported today. Police rave as reasons for the arrests: SOME of the hostesses wore very low cut dresses "without a covering over their
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lord Avon writes a book on days of Hitler's rise
      211 3 Lord Avon writes a book on days of Hitler's rise I ONDON, Sun— Lord Avon, formerly the British Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, arrived here by air with Lady Avon last night from New York two days after leaving a Boston hospital, where he underwent a chest operation on March
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      Lock icon Back: Red '100 flowers' ideas
      379 3 ENCOURAGED AT MEETING PEKING, Sunday. pOMMUNIST Chinese dramatists and musicians are again being told to "let a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend.'' The People's Daily reported yesterday a national meeting of Chinese dramatists and opera writers held recently at Canton,
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      Man with iron constitution
      46 3 STOCKHOLM. Sun— Asked about a bullet removed from his stomach after an operation. 66-year-old forestry worker Fredrik LJndkvist explained "I accidentlly shot myself at the age of seven. I told nobody about It because I was scared. The wound healed by itself."
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      Lock icon Open Russia-China break 'unlikely'
      175 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday. A GROUP of American ambassadors to SouthEast Asian nations, who met recently in the Philippines, agreed that the Sino-Soviet rift had passed the point where it could be "papered over," United States officials said today. But the ambassadors, who met last month at Baguio.,
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      Lock icon India's relations with Peking steadily worsen
      71 3 India's relations with Peking steadily worsen YEW DELHI Sun. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs, in a review of its past years activities, said that relations with China, already strained, had tended to worsen. Chinese propaganda sought to convey the impression that the Sino-Indian border dispute was a family affair
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      Calling all cars...
      57 3 Calling all cars... LONDON. Sun.— The British Automobile Association Is asking for a special broadcastine service to tell motorists of traffic conditions on the country's overcrowded roads. The service would give details of traffic congestion, alternative routes, parking facilities and weather conditions. This year for the first time there will
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      15 killed by tornado
      43 3 MIAMI. Sun.— A tornado hit a residential area of Milton, Florida, without warning yesterday, killing at least 15 people and Injuring 50. About 80 homes were wrecked. National guardsmen were called out to help rescue operations and stOD looting.
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      Blast hurts 18
      21 3 LOS ANGELES. Sun.— Eighteen workmen were hurt In an explosion aboard the new guided missile frigate U.S.S. England.
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      Lock icon Whitewash strike ends
      66 3 I ONDON. Sun. Thirty angry engineers returned to work yesterday after a one-day strike called because they were stopped from watching the i; iris go by. The management, finding production hilling. had iiitm.i- hed the windows. "When the girls went past the windows we didn't mean to
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      AFTERTOMATOES, IT'S FLOWERS FOR PHILIP
      47 3 AFTERTOMATOES, IT'S FLOWERS FOR PHILIP PRINCK PHILIP is showered with confetti and flowers when he visited Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, during his tour of South America. The previous day, his car had been bombarded with tfigs and tomatoes by youths from an extreme right organisation.
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      Lock icon Body No. 3 at murder spot
      164 3 Body No. 3 at murder spot T ONDON. Sun.— Police have sealed off a lane near Chesterfield, Derbyshire, after a man's body was found at the scene of two murders in the past two years. The last was exactly a year ago when Chesterfield chemist George Stobbs, 48, was found
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      Port strikes over
      57 3 Port strikes over LIVERPOOL, Sun. Liverpool dockers will go back to work tomorrow after an eight-day strike which has brought the port to a standstill. The strike, over a dispute about trade union membership, held up work on 100 ships. Ipswich dockers, who struck on Friday over a "bad weather
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      Sea killer
      26 3 CAPE TOWN, Sun. A mysterious form of plankton called "red death" has been sweeping shores round Cape Town, killing scores of thousands of fish.
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      Cheaper liquor
      20 3 TOKYO. Sun— Tax on sake and Japanese-made whiskey is to be reduced under the country's budget for 1962.
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      426 3 HADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHOKTWAVt SHORTWAVE SERVICE MKVItI IU .«rtr_ mDXt yE£- SEKVICf A.M. 6.00 liui Signal, tie- 47s metre* Bai.t-ttu. New.-, UmaUam; 6.05 *M. 6.00 Oood Morning: 6.01 toornlns .Melodies 7.00 Renaez- Morning Prelude; 7.00 The vous With Mus.c; 7 JO lime News; 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; Signal.
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    BIG FUTURE FOR MALAY
    413 4 'National tongue of 10,000,000 people 9 gINGAPORE, Sun. The Malay language isHbound to achieve the eminence and usage it had in this part of the world in times of long ago in the years to come, Mr. S. Rajaratnam the Minister for Culture, said tonight. Mr.
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    Lunch talk to journalists
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Llm Kean Slew, secretary of the Malaysian Socialists Conference and secretary-general of the Federation's Socialist Front, will speak on "Prospect of Malaysia" at a talk here on Wednesday. Mr. Lim will be the guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Singapore National
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    Nanyang grads guild sets up a study loan
    264 4 SINGAPORE, San. The Guild of Nanyant University Graduates has set up a study loan fund to help Its members further their higher studies overseas. Disclosing this at a reunion dinner of new and old graduates last night, the guild's out- going president,
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    'Job Week'
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Bun. This year's "Job Week" of the Boy Scouts in Singapore begins tomorrow morning when thousands of them will go about town in search of odd jobs to boost their funds.
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    RAIN AND FLOODING HALTS TRAFFIC IN SINGAPORE
    80 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— A sudden downpour this afternoon caused heavy floodIng In Chinatown. Cars were halted by the flooding which caused a half-an-hour traffic jam along New Bridge Road between Outram Road and the Police Head- quarters In Pearl's Hill. At one stage the
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    MINISTER: EVERY CHILD (6-12 YEARS) IS NOW IN SCHOOL
    207 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rTHE Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman 1 Talib, said here today that every Malayan child between the ages of six and 12 years was now in school. i Inche Abdul Rahman said this before he left by
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    ESSO OFFERS AWARDS IN THREEEXAMS
    109 4 ESSO OFFERS AWARDS IN THREEEXAMS SINGAPORE. Sun. The Esso (Eastern), the former Stanvac Oil Company, has offered to grant awards to the best candidates In three national language examlnaetlohs conducted in Singapore. The examinations are: (A> The Cambridge School Certificate Malay language examination (B) The April national language public examinations:
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    2 varsities' student exchange plan begins
    162 4 2 varsities' student exchange plan begins OINGAPORE, Sun. a Four students of che University of Singapore, one of them a girl, have begun a fiveday stay at Nanyang University to inaugurate a student exchange scheme sponsored by the students' unions of the two universities, to increase understanding and cooperation between
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    OIL PALM MOVE HAILED
    217 5 Variety of crops essential J£ U A L A LUMPUR, Sun. The opening up of more oil palm estates is welcomed by the Federation Government. A spokesman said: 'The Government has always encouraged diversification of agriculture." He was commenting on a statement by the retiring general
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    MYF talentime competition
    52 5 TELUK ANSON. Sun.— The Methodist Youth Fellowship here will hold a talentime contest to raise funds to send representatives to a Christian youth training course at Morib on April 14. The contest will be held at the Anglo-Chinese < Second ary> School hall in Raja Musa Road
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    L-month prize presentation
    45 5 KLANG, Sun. The presentation of prizes for the National Language Month competitions will be held at the residence of the Assistant District Officer, Inche Yahaya bin Haji Talib. next Sunday at 4.30 p.m. The Tengku Laxamana. Selangor, will give away the prizes.
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    LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE FOR YOUTH OF 7 NATIONS
    106 5 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE FOR YOUTH OF 7 NATIONS SINGAPORE. Sun. The seven-nation South-East Asia Youth leadership and work camp leaders' conference will be held at Eusoff College. University of Singapore, from Apr. 6 to Apr. 16. About 30 youth leaders from Singapore. Burma. Indonesia. Malaya, ate Philippines. Sarawak and Thailand will
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    It's Ramanathan;
    31 5 PENANG. Sun.— Mr. D. S. Ramanathan. former Mayor of George Town, was re-elec-ted chairman of the Kelawl branch of the Labour Party of Malaya at its annual meetIng today.
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    Rotary speaker
    33 5 KLANG. Sun.— The District Governor of Rotary District 330. Tuan Hajl Mustapha Albakri will address the menibers of the Klang and Port Swettenham Rotary Club on Wednesday at the Klang Rest
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    STRIKE ENDS: NOW A BOOST IN WAGES
    186 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. A •3 monthly total of $4,000 in wage increments is to be paid out to the 130 employees at the Cooper Brothers secreterial firm in Denmark House following an agreement reached recently between the management and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile
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    School examination passes announced
    118 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Of a total of 4.261 candidates who sat for the Senior Middle 111 examination held in December last year. 2.64-J or 62 per cent passed, according to an official announcement An analysis of the successful candidates showed that 414 obtained Grade One Certificate. 1.178
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    The King arrives for Scout jubilee ~
    75 5 The King arrives for Scout jubilee TUP: Van? di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Permaisuri Agong >i«n arriving at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall for the banquet to mark the golden jubilee of the Federation Boy Scout Association on Sunday night. The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib. who is
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    Johore has more large Asian-owned estates
    328 5 ASIAN-OWNED estates in Johore in- creased both in size and in number last year, according to the 1961 annual report of the Johore Planters' Association. The report staves tliat by having more representatives In the association, the Asians have brought "new experience" to deal
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    INTEGRATION OF 4 NEW VILLAGES IS DROPPED
    133 5 IPOH. Sun.— A proposal to Integrate four additional new villages into the Ipoh Town Council has been dropped. The four new villages are Bukit Merah. Kampong Bercham. Kampong Tawas and Ampang Bharu. They have a total population of 16.000. The council agreed last
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    The sunset closes in on the gang era
    1727 7  - The sunset closes in on the gang era KENNETH ALLSOP CHAPTER EICHT of the story of the Prohibition era in Chicago BY KENNETH ALLSOP The Bootleggers THE publication of the amounts" ol "hush money" paid to polite and city officials by the mob agitated press and public. But this was
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    BILL TO TIGHTEN SUPERVISION OF SOLICITORS
    417 8 BILL TO TIGHTEN SUPERVISION OF SOLICITORS Conditions set for law clerks SINGAPORE, Sun. A BILL to provide for the more effective supervision of solicitors and solicitors' accounts and for the control of the employment of solicitors' clerks has been published here. The Advocates and Solicitors (Amendment) Bill, which was" recently
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    RADIO AND TV SHOW IN AID OF FUND
    211 8 |£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. A 10-day radio and television exposition at the new Stadium Negara will highlight the Fourth Asian Broadcasters' Conference here in August. The conference, to be attended by representatives of 27 countries and two United Nations agencies, will form part
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    Cabaret queens and politicians, by Tan Lark Sye
    238 8 Cabaret queens and politicians, by Tan Lark Sye SINGAPORE, Sun.— Mr. Tan Lark Sye, millionaire chairman of the Nanyang University Council, last night compared political elections with "cabaret queen" elections. He said political limelight was as flickering as that in a cabaret. In certain respects, he added, the election of
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    Acquitted
    21 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Ramu Bhuvanandran, accused of possessing an offensive weapon on Feb. 17. was acquitted in a Magistrate's Court yesterday.
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      79 8 Buys Bunny By Baiph BvinttlaM I A TOOAV IF jSRECTIN'S, CLMCR.J r f\C 'EM, A X*^ Ml Li I Abner By Al Capp /Qk <Ajv4Lr/ YORE. LAWFUL no" <*V mr—*»f* Dick Tracy By Chester Gauid HHI 11/ CHOPPtM^ CHOPWN? Vl/ TWEM TUERt 15 SUCH A I WKT^ /^r— 7— <
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      234 9 I H H B I 1 k b I b I 1 r V J YOUR NEW SIGN OF ENERGYISUP! ticides, kerosene, plastic, petroleum asphalt the list of Esso products goes on and on. Every industry H Wm ®l.f|f*|l? >; fl *^tKiLIB is served. People in all walks of life
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    175 10 Ward* tit (Mimimmm) MR. MRS. Chow Kye Lock ww* la thank their relatives and frleods tor their gifts on tbe occasion of their hinrnage. MR. AND MRS. Tan All Wab thank i I relatives and friends for their varaMs presents, loan of cars, assistance i 'id attendance on the
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      Missing The Boat
      673 10 Only a simpleton believed that the Barisan Sosialis letter on merger which Mr. Lim Chin Siong handed to the Tengku committed the party to merger on the terms agreed by the two governments. The letter has not been published, but Mr. Lim, in his statement acknowledging that
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      Price Questions
      378 10 Malaya is not being unreasonable when she seeks, on behalf of all tin producing nations, a specific public as* surance from the United States that it will not sell any of its stockpile surplus below a guaranteed minimum price. The figure in mind is £965 a ton, the
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      Hungry China
      236 10 American refusal to grant an export licence to an American firm for the sale of gram to China is not as gruff and unpleasant as it looked. The Chinese Government has not asked for grain, and the Hongkong middleman has no contract Armed with a licence. he might
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    TOP CEYLON COMMUNIST SPEAKS
    732 10  - TOP CEYLON COMMUNIST SPEAKS JOHN WILLIAMS of his hopes of revolution by course Comfl Bmunism will come Ceylon,' Pieter Keuneman said as he poured the afternoon tea in his suburban Colombo home. "If I didn't believe that I wouldn't be a Communist." Met face to face, it is difficult to
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      HIGHER CLASSES: WHY IS JOHORE BEHIND?
      494 10 "PHE last Cambridge Higher School Certificate Examination results are most revealing. I am not referring to the number of passes out to the number of candidates from various States who took the examination. In the whole state of Johore the only secondary school to
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      SLOVENLY STUDENTS
      254 10 IT was interesting to read of "Operation Gentleman" at St. Xavier's Institution in Penang. I hope that some of our own schools, particularly the secondary schools, will have similar "operations" to emphasise the need for discretion in clothes and for gentlemanly behaviour. It Is really disgusting to see
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      TAXI DRIVERS IN S'PORE
      299 10 1 HEARTILY endorse the views of your correspondent on the road manners of some of our taxidrivers. First impressions matter a lot with tourists, and if their first impressions of Singapore are to be influenced by a series of brushes with death, caused by the irresponsible
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      41 10 ll7£ have read many a reff port that traffic lights are to be installed at the junction of Pekan Melayu and Jalan Penjara Lama, vet nothing has been done. How much longer have we to wait' MOTORIST Alor Slar
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    The high cost of keeping right
    322 10 LONDON, Sun. —At midnight one Sunday night in the future all road traffic in Britain may be halted and for the next five hours roads throughout the country would be deserted. Then at precisely five a.m. traffic would begin rolling again— on the right
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      183 10 Kodak announces new Kodachrome II and Ektachrome film prices Kodak (Malaya) Limited offer* you these new economical prices for Kodachrome II and Ektachrome films to enable you to get more enjoyment out of picture-taking and give tbe true-life touch to your movie* and slides. KODACHROME II Spore prica Fed, prka
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    SARAWAK DAYAKS (Anti-Malaysia 1 no longer J ON RED MENACE
    192 11 SARAWAK DAYAKS (Anti-Malaysia 1 no longer J ON RED MENACE KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Sarawak should join Malaysia to "protect Itself" from being dominated by the Communists, according to Mr. Stephen Kalung Ningkan, secretary-gen-eral of the Sarawak National Party. Mr. Ningkan and nine other members of the party have been invited
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    Shell says 'thanks'
    61 11 iINGAPORE, Sun The Shell Company of Jakarta has sent $1,000 to the Royal Air "^orce in gratitude for sending an aircraft and medical team recently to bring from Indonesia to Singapore a Shell employe suffering from pollobyelitfc The money, for the Royai Mr Force Benevolent Fund, was
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    Naafi men threaten a protest strike
    133 11 Naafi men threaten a protest strike SINGAPORE. Sun. After a secret ballot, the Singapore industrial Workers' Union today threatened to call a one-day protest strike on Thursday of more than 1,000 members employed by the Naafi here. Mr. Q. Carson, president of the union, said that the strike was in
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    Sardon visits constituency
    49 11 BATU PAH AT. Sun.— The Federation Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jublr. yesterday visited his constituency of Pontian Utara here. He was accompanied by the Mentri Besar, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Haji Yunos. At Pontian. Dato Sardon addressed a group of adult education teachers.
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    Man killed in road accident
    72 11 SUNGEI PATAttI, Sun. A motor-cyclist. Mr. Aal Meng Hwo, 32, was killed when he was in collision with a scooter at the 40- J mile. Sungei Patanl-Butterworth Road, this morning. The scooter rider. Mr. Yeoh Cheng Heng. 22, was seriously Injured. He was admitted to
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    FISHERMEN'S PLEA TO MINISTER
    145 11 AIDR STAR, Sun. More than 1,000 fishermen from Kedah's main fishing centre in Kuala Kedah have appealed to the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, to stop the free import of fish from Thailand into Malaya. A 15-man delegation headed by Haji "small
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    Flag days for T.B. hospital
    56 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Seven voluntary helpers sold paper flowers here today to aid the Lady Templer T.B. Hospital in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. M. B Dass, secretary of the Lady Templer Hospital Appeal Committee, announced that flag days would be held in every town in Johore
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    Bridge opened
    26 11 PENANG, Sun. The Butterworth District Officer Inche Abu Mansor bin Hajl Hassan, declared open a new $3,000 bridge named after hln at Tassek Glugor.
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    Equal pay 'worth the price5
    606 11 Equal pay 'worth the price 5 LET'S GIVE PARITY TO WOMEN IN GOVT. SERVICE, EVEN IF IT COSTS EXTRA $16 MIL., SAYS RAMANATHAN PENANG, Sunday. gVEN if it cost the Government $16 million extra in its annual wages bill to give equal pay to 16,000 women in Government Service, it
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    Parang gang steals fuel pump from a tin mine
    105 11 TPOH. Sao— Five men, all 1 carrying parangs, today robbed the Fatt Cheong tin mine here of a fuel injector pomp valued at $2,000. It was alont 2 a.m. when the men entered the engine room of the mine, which is
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    Bank's new branch
    65 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. The Mentri Besar of Redan. Da to Syed Omar Shahbuddln, will officially declarp open the first bank in Kulim tomorrow The bank, which is thi» second branch of Malayan Banking Ltd In Kedah, commenced business last Thursday. Local business leaders have been lnvit'l to
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    100 geographers get together
    243 11 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. More than 100 geographers, agricultural experts and sociologists from 23 countries have arrived here for tomorrow's regional conference of South-East Asian geographers at the Unlver slty of Malaya. The week-long conference, which will be opened by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, at
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    Multi-million- dollar hotel planned for Spore
    65 11 THIS IS an artist's impression of the new 200-room luxury hotel in Orchard Road. Singapore, which will be ready for occupation early next year. Operated by Intercontinental Hotels Corporation, a subsidiary of Pan-Ame-rican World Airways th c multi-million dollar hotel will feature an Americanstyle
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    TOP ON EXAM LIST OF 6,000 CANDIDATES
    184 11 TOP ON EXAM LIST OF 6,000 CANDIDATES KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYAN, Mr. Ng Wing Keung, 25, has come top on a list of 6,000 candidates from ill parts of the Commonwealth in a final examination of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries. He thus won the "Sir Ernest Clarke" prize a
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    Gifts from Turf Club
    67 11 IPOH. Sun. The Perak Turf Club today donated $5,000 to the National Mosque Fund and $5,000 to the Lady Templer TJB. Hospital fund. Mr. Yeoh Cheang Lee, chairman of the Perak Turf Club, handed the cheques to Tun Abdul Raaak, the Deputy Prime Minister, for the
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    'Good response' to Barisan
    47 11 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Barisan Soslalls today reported a "good response" to its house-to-house campaign launched this morning against the P.A.P. Government's White Paper merger proposals and Malaysia. From 9 a.m. more than 1.500 party members knocked on the doors of residents In six constituencies.
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    Malayan exports to Britain fall
    222 11 Malayan exports to Britain fall I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V —Malayan exports to Britain fell by $27.2 million last year from $353 million in 1960 to $325.8 million in 1961. Imports from Britain last year rose by $25.3 million from $316.7 million in 19 >0 to $342 million In 1961. a
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    Indian trade mission is coming
    72 12 Indian trade mission is coming SINGAPORE. Sun. A Government sponsored In:lian trade mission to Southeast Asian Countries, will arrive in Singapore next Fri|day. It will be here until 1 April 12, and then leave for Kuala Lumpur, and Penang While in Singapore the mission will hold talks with the various
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    'ISLE OF HOPE' FILM FOR FESTIVAL
    138 12 'ISLE OF HOPE' FILM FOR FESTIVAL SINGAPORE, Sun. A film about the Singapore Govern ment's penal settlement at Pulau Senang, entitled "Island of Hope," is one of two films, which Cathay Film Services Ltd. will enter Jn the ninth Asian Film Festival to be held in Seoul. South Korea, from
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    Rotary officials
    51 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Officials of the Klang-Port Swettenhcm Rotary Club for 1962-63 are. President. Mr. John C. Ling; vice-president. Dr. Teh Yok Chin: secretary. Mr. D. R. Daniel; treasurer. Mr. G. Matta: directors, Messrs Eu Eng Hock. E. F. Matus. Khoo Soo Cheng. David Anthony and Ahmad Haji
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    The $75,000 riddle
    242 12 SELANGOR STAMPS WITH FLAW WERE PRINTED IN LONDON— BUT WHO SOLD THEM? KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. gTAMP dealers, philatelists and the postal authorities here cannot throw any light on the recent appearance in London of 100 Selangor 10-cent stamps which have been valued at 575.000 because of a
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    WEEKEND WEDDING AT – WESLEY CHURCH
    54 12 WEEKEND WEDDING AT WESLEY CHURCH MR KHOO CHENG MM and Miss Chen Chee l.iv who were married at the Wesley Methodist Church. Singapore, on Saturday. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chrn Trrk Mcc and the bridf sroom. the second son of Mrs. and the late
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    Health Day
    32 12 JOHORL BAHRU. Sun.— The Mentri Besar. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Haji Yunos. wi'l open a World Health Day exhibition at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Saturday at 11 a.m.
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    A busy day for M.B.
    69 12 BATU PAHAT, Sun. The Johore Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. spent a busy day here yesterday. In the morning he opened a school at Kampong Sri Puteh and in the afternoon an adult education class and a prayer hall at Kampong Sungei
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    The eyes have it on Saturday
    217 12 The eyes have it on Saturday SINGAPORE. Sun. A. •5 programme is being! organised by the Ministry of Health to promote greater appreciation of every man's "most precious possession' his eyes. The theme chosen by the WHO for the observance all over the world on World health Day. which falls
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    $4,665 more for Yoke Heong in one day
    673 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Donations received from Straits Times readers for schoolgirl Lai Yoke Heong yesterday totalled $4,665.97 The total to date is $31,860. Yesterday's receipts in the Federation totalled $3,313.97. This is the full list: •Well-wishers. Ipoh 1 $103; Mr. and Mrs.
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      Lock icon KENYA—DEADLOCK OVER POLICE
      177 13 KENYA— DEADLOCK OVER POLICE I ONDON, Sun— The Kenya constitutional conference here ran into deadlock again last night after day loru talks which officials had hoped would bring general agreement on all outstanding problems. The difficulties, which arose over police organisation, followed a break in the deadlock yesterday over the
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      The 'golfer' —minus the clubs...
      65 13 The 'golfer' minus the clubs... GENERAL Scan McKeown United Nations Commander-in Chief in the Congo, (centre) taking the salute at a march-past of Ethiopian troops at Stanleyville during a recent visit. Cen. McKeown is wearing an Ethiopian warrior's uniform, known as a "golfer costume." On the left is Brig. Sartaj
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      Sir Roy and the Commonwealth
      46 13 SALISBURY. Bun— Sir Roy Welensky, Rhodesian Premier, said last night it may be impossible for the Federation to stay in the Commonwealth after independence. "I owe undivided loyalty to the Queen— but not to the British Government," he told a meeting.
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      Lock icon Weaknesses in Soviet N-arsenal exposed
      343 13 Weaknesses in Soviet N-arsenal exposed NEW YORK, Sunday. intelligence has revealed Russia's military power to be less than had been claimed and Soviet military chiefs have demanded a crash programme to redress the balance, according to Senator Hubert Humphrey. Senator Humphrey, chairman of tile Senate sub-com-mittee on disarmament, said In
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      Lock icon 'ABSURD' SAYS MOSCOW
      136 13 'ABSURD' SAYS MOSCOW \fOBCOW, Sun. Moscow 11 Radio last night called the British plan 'for dispersing more than 11 mil-, lion people in the event of nuclear war "an absurdity." It said: "Just imagine it 11 million people being evacuated from one part of a comparatively small Island to another
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      'More work5 demand
      60 13 'More work 5 demand TURIN, Sun. One hundred workers in a shoe factory staged a protest demonstration yesterday because they wanted to work longer. The demonstrators were protesting against an order by provincial labour office which barred apprentices from working overtime beyond the legal working week of 44 hours. They
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      Nuclear test
      38 13 WASHINGTON. Sun. The United States yesterday set off another low-yield, underground nuclear test at its Nevada test grounds. It was the 24th announced underground test in the current series, and the second in three days.— U.P.L
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      1,000 ft. dive—to help oil search
      173 13 1,000 ft. dive— to help oil search ZURICH, Sunday. HANNES KELLER, 27, a Swiss mathematician, Is planning to dive I,oooft. under the ocean in an experiment which may open up vast possibilities in the search for oil. The attempt, which may set a world diving record, will take place In
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      U.S. services 'disgrace'
      57 13 WASHING! ON, Sun. The Incidence of venereal disease among U.S. servicemen In the F ar Bast Is "disgraceful" and "is beginning to be talked about on the streets of American towns." according to Representative Daniel J. Flood. According to figures Just published, one In seven U.S. sailors
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      Lock icon LIBERALS DECIDE ON WIDE GENERAL ELECTION FIGHT
      117 13 LONDON, Sun Britain's Liberal Party announced here yesterday that it would put up enough candidates at the next general election "to orovi \t the nation with the choice of an alternative Government" The party 'a national executive acreed unanimously on the move, which
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      DRUGS— and the dawn of a new era
      1039 14  - DRUGS— and the dawn of a new era ALLINGTON KENNARD WHAT we have come to call the miracle- drugs are now so common an ingredient of our times that they are accepted with little realisation of the enormous advance that medical science has made in the last fifty years. Only
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      Cheapest dictionary
      93 14 WHAT may well prove to be the world's cheapest English language dictionary is the Progressive English Dictionary, specially compiled for learners of English by A.S. Hornby and E.C. Parnwell, published with the- assistance of the British Government at 75 cents. The Progressive English Dictionary has already sold many
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      The broad road out of the drift to war
      239 14 The broad road out of the drift to war THE PEACE RACE. By Seymom Melman. (GoJloncx. 16t.) By WALTER WARWICK HTHE peace race has ■1 become a familiar theme: turn the arms race into a competition for prosperity and may the best system win. Professor Melman argues that this Is
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      BATTLEGROUNDS OF OLD MALAYA
      189 14 rE little battlegrounds of old Malaya find their place in .a 35-page booklet. Malayan Forts, published by the Director of Museums In Kuala Lumpur for the modest price of one dollar. Outside the big three (Malacca, Cormvallis and Canning) the forts of Malaya are little known
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      329 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. Welcome sign of how to rrvsml 9. A ritual as arranged thou- the norkinirs of guns (4. aandg of miles away (9). V. It can be observed only when 10. Soft journey for lions (S). It's not there <6>. 11. "By her—, by him best
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      Tobacco stock: Offer to public
      1723 16 From Our Market Correspondent TODAY the application lists open for the fourth offer for sale of shares to the Malayan public in the past six months. This offer is for 18 per cent of the issued capital of Malayan Tobacco Ltd. and the public are
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      CLOSING PRICES
      26 16 RUBBER TIN Iperlb.) (perpiroli March IS 7»<« eto. $479. iv 27 M',rli S4Bt.62Vi 28 SO'si'U. 54M.25 2t 10'aCU. »4S3.tt7', SO eta. 54<2.37') 11 S4BU.OS
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      140 16 More people taking life policies DUSINESS handled by locally established insurance companies has shown- a marked increase in recent months, said a spokesman of The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co. Ltd. He said that more people In Malaysia, realising the benefits of a life policy, were insuring themselves and their
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      32 16 y p..m«.t p*TOl«at T«^ *%ili Ore.l tm^*r- life fflt Apr. M J*J E»" si El ■Si Bakit Rep. Rub*«w Apr. M W» Sf. B«an BBbber 10** M»y 1 5 InUrtn
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      890 16 THE etale of shares *o the Malayan Stsek Exchtuag* show last baainess to Starch l« (A) and last tmaineas atoce that date IB) with H and L standing for Highest anal Lowest btisanoss this year to date were: INBUSTRIUS Alt! B'--li J.JD M 0»«» i* »tIM IM
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      47 16 Mar. M Mar. 27 Mar. 3a Mar M Mar. JO Mar. »1 mriu.tr i.i. 170.92 170.79 170. U 170.«T 170.A7 170.U Im. SI«.M 121.U1 SZT.Stt 12AM S2.VM 124.W Oaliar ruMm: 104.W IM 82 194.*2 I*4 12 104. A3 114. M Jaa 1 »M -10*
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      479 16 Stockpile moves affect tin mart COMMODITY REVIEW HPHE tin market in Sin--1 gapore reflected th« uncertainty regarding American stockpile intentions and the later renewal of confidence. The price opened the weak depressed at $479.50 per picul. but when consumer" had second thoughts It advanced to $484.25 by Wednesday. This practically
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    613 17 SPORE SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS rE following is a complete list of revised quotations issued by the Singapore section of tbe Malayan Stock Exchange on Saturday, March 31 INDUSTRIALS S-POP.B L B. .8. JL AJ»* Orda 1.00 8.8. Petrol 83/- 86/B.M Trustees 6.0U ft SO Boustead X.63 con. Tm Sjnalt s!^
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    33 17 UB 'O. tna exebaoa* m*rx*t l» M..v Kent in* L.S dollar «a» quoteo .1 STUJ for TT ud 5 a/ii imi( was quoted at Is W '">" cc* OC (OM at 208.
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      793 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS! SITUATION VACANT (LOCAL) DRAUGHTSMAN A Tin Dredging Company requires a competent Structural Draugtsman Conversant with modern practice in welded and riveted construction detailing. Mechanical and Dredge experience an advantage but not essential. Age: 36 to 33 Years. Apply to Box A3II S.T, K.L. VACANCIES There wlli be a
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      Lock icon Spurs again in Final
      1029 19  -  Kelsey Peacock hart Brighton, bottom of the Second Division, did not play yesterday, but Leeds' draw at Leyton gave them 27 points, one more than the south coast club. Charlton railed their supporters' hopes with a fighting 2-1 win at Southampton, which enabled them to climb
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      League tables and results
      1225 19 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 4 A*ton Villa 4 Bolton 4 Chrlse* I Ipswich 3 Wolves t Man. Ci 1 Sheff. Ltd. I WBA West Ham 1 P W D L F APts Ipswich 36 21 6 9 83 58 48 Burnley 32 20 6 6 96 64
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      Lock icon UELSES VAULTS 16ft Of FOR WORLD'S BEST
      120 19 CANT A BARBARA (California), San John (Jelses. 24--year-old former American marine, broke the world pole vault record with a leap of 16ft. OJln (4495 metres) yesterday. He Is the first man to achieve 16ft (4476 m) for the event at both Indoor and
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      Lock icon British Combined Services beaten
      398 19 ONDON, Sun. French Li Armed Forces beat British Combined Services for the third consecutive year when they won the annual match at Twickenham yesierday by 11 joints (goal and two tries) to 3 (penalty goal). The British side were without full-back Hugh Cormack for a great
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      B.A.M. widens membership
      325 20 THREE ZONES FOR F-S CUP TOURNEY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Badminton Association of Malaya today decided to accept all Malayan or PanI Malayan badminton or- ganisations as associate members of the association. Previously only State associations were members of the B.A.M. The new associate members must be
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      11-6 triumph for VIP team
      603 20 IPOH. Sunday. V.I.P. team led by Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman beat the Perak Turf Club Sports Club by 11 games to six in a four-ball best ball golf competition on the Tiger Lane course here today. Perak women, however, won both the singles against
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      Cristal beat Malaya
      27 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —Sporting Cristal of Peru beat All-Malaya 4-2 at Mrrch-k i Stadium tonight. In their first match yesterday the tourists won 8-1.
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      Lock icon Cup semi-finals
      36 20 ZURICH, Sun. The draw for the semi-finals of the Inter-CiUes Fairs soccer Cup is: M.T.K. Budapest v Valencia (Spain); Red Star (Belgrade) v Barcelona (Spain). The semi-finals must be completed by May 1. Reuter.
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      Skippers make a promise in SAFA's 'crucial year'
      479 20 CINGAPORE, Sun.—Singapore state soccer captain Lee Kok Seng and state goalkeeper, Wilfred Skinner, who will lead AllSingapore in the first match against Sporting Cristal of Peru at Jalan Besar on Wednesday, today assured the SAFA Finance and Administrative Committee that the Singapore
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      CRISTAL STOP A MALAYAN ATTACK
      40 20 An incident in the match between Cristal of Peru and Malaya on Saturday night at Merdeka Stadium which Malaya lost B—l.8 1. This was the heaviest defeat ever suffered by Malaya against an overseas team.
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      Skinner leads Spore
      171 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. Goelkeeper Wilfred Skinner will lead the Singapore side for the first time on Wednesday when All-Singapore meet Sporting Cristal of Peru at Jalan Besar (7.30 p.m.). Skinner was named captain when Lee Kok Seng informed the selectors that he would not be available because be
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        19 20 STOKE DIV. 3A: Alexandra Pr 'A' 2 Sukaramal 'A' 0. INTER-SCHOOL (Bentoi>R> Sulalman School bt CaUiollc HS 19.1
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        HOCKEY
        16 20 INTER-POSTAL DEPT. Upon): Peralc 0 S'gor 0. FRIENDLY (Seremban): Snor Club 1 NS Club 0.
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        CRICKET
        240 20 BTATE TRIALS: Negri trial at Seremban, rain stopped play. W. Via.ss XI 120 (Vlas 26. Sathlapalan 15. Dethoit 3-32, Mehendan 2-8) and 52-5 (Alageretnam 25 n.0.. Dethoit 3-11). Dr. S. Ounendran's XI 188 (Navann nam 50 ret. Dr. Ounendran 33 ret.. Ananthan 3-32. Jaspal 8ln?h 2-20 1. At Malacca:
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        NETBALL
        10 20 INTER SCHOOL (BentOQft): Sulalman School bt Catholic HS 12--1.
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        CABLE SPORT
        99 20 HOrKCY: liitrrnational. Birmingham England 4 Wales 0. BOXING: Orient Peatherwt title, Manila —V. Charernmuanfc (Thai, holder* ko Army Wonder Boy (PI). 3rd rd. Mlddlewt, N. York Dick Tiger (Nigeria) outptd H. Rank (US), lOrds. Lightheavywt, Rome —O. Rinaldi (It) outptd B. Ryan (U8). 10 rds. RACING: Florid* Derby.
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      M-Cup:FAM to invite 18 nations
      101 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —Eighteen countries affiliated to the Asian Football Confederation are to be invited for this year's Merdeka anniversary soccer tournament in September. The Football Association of Malaya, organisers of the tournament are to send out the invitations tomorrow. The countries to be invited
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      Clean sweep
      60 20 SEOUL. Sun. Japans Davis Cup tennis team won two more matches from the Republic of Korea today for a 5-0 sweep in the first round of the Eastern zone elimination Japan wll meet the Philippines In the semi-final. At Lahore India won both singles against Pakistan to lead
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      RAIN ENDS MATCH AS PACE MEN SUCCEED
      414 20 RAIN ENDS MATCH AS PACE MEN SUCCEED SINGAPORE. Sun. Heavy rain after lunch washed out the annual Singapore Civilians versus Joint Services cricket matcn today forcing a draw. Final scores were: Servlcrs 120 and 59-«. Civilians 124 Highlight of this morning's play, which was restricted to just over two hours,
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      93 20 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL: Federation v Spore i Merdeka Stadium, 7 p.m.). KHIR lIP Q-FINAI.S: Kishan Dial t BBBS (4.30): SJI v FMC 'A' (5.30. both matches at Merdeka Stadium). SPORE DIV. 3B: Star Soccerites 'A' v Katong SC (OeyUuig): Radii i Mas v Customs (MFA grd); Police 'A'
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