The Straits Times, 4 April 1962

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    20 1 AVEIIAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS. 100,000 The Straits Times fie**** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1962 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    PAY RISE for 20,000
    517 1 'Cool, calm' talks bring agreement We are happy: Miners' union JPOH, Tues. The Malayan Mining Employers' Association and the National Mining Workers' Union today signed an agreement on wages and conditions of service for about 20,000 workers employed on European tin mines. The negotiations, which were
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    Lock icon Syria planes bomb rebels
    230 1 I BEIRUT. Tuesday I EBANESE and Israeli Lj Radio monitors today said Aleppo radio had accused the Syrian Air Force of strafing civilians and of bombing rebel officers' strongholds in the Aleppo region. The Israeli reports said the planes, loyal to the Damascus junta which ousted
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    WE WILL MAKE ASA LIVING FORCE FOR GOOD-TENGKU
    1269 1  - WE WILL MAKE ASA LIVING FORCE FOR GOOD- TENGKU FELIX ABISHEGANADEN By KUALA LUMPUR: Tuesday ■pOREIGN diplomatic representatives here cheered loudly today as Malaya, the Philippines and Thailand announced their determination to make ASA a "living force" for the good of Southeast Asia. The cheers filled the Tengku Abdul Rahman
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    Liz AND Eddie TO part
    123 1 Liz AND Eddie TO part NEW YORK, Tues. British-born film star Elizabeth Taylor and her husband. singer Eddie Fisher (seen above during their Paris honeymoon), have agreed to separate and seek a divorce, ending weeks of speculation on the state of their marriage. "A formal announcement to this effect by
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    Tin men meet
    23 1 LONDON. Tues. The International Tin Council met here today. An official news release on the meeting is unlikely before Thursday.
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    Lock icon Rockets—or rackets?
    179 1 Rockets or rackets? WASHINGTON, Tuas. A WHITE HOUSE Inquiry has begun into the propriety of acceptance by America's seven astronauts of gifts of houses worth $72,000 each, the New York Times reported today. It said the National Aeronautics and Space Administration had earlier given "tacit consent" for the astronauts to
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    $3,000 snatch
    31 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two thugs today threw pepper into the eyes of a pork seller. Chong Ngan. 42. and snatched a bag containing $3,000 from him In Rochore Canal Road.
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    NOW MAKES A $15 MIL. SHARES OFFER
    670 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. gSSO Standard Eastern Incorporated, formerly known as Standard- Vacuum .Oil Company, is to oiler the Malayan public shares at par to a total value of at least $1.") million in its Malayan Petroleum Company. This was announced at a press
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    Lock icon Death beats boxer Paret
    129 1 YEW YORK. Tues. Cuban-born Benny Paret died here today without regaining consciousness after the battering which cost him his world welterweight title 10 days ago. The hammering he took in the 12 rouncs of his fight wit h Emile Griffith aroused calls for boxing rules to
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    STOP PRESS THREE HOMO'
    20 1 STOP PRESS THREE HOMO' >..W Trow, n .iml l>r M lip 1 I to Or<J- t John Edward i ficr
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      A Geneva rebuff for peace mothers
      235 2 A Geneva rebuff for peace mothers GENEVA, Tuesday. fiIXTY American and British women, launching an appeal for an end to nuclear tests and speedy agreement at the 17-nation disarmament conference, got no encouragement from the U.S. delegation yesterday. Fifty-one American women, who flew here repre.senting the Women Strike for Peace
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      Lock icon NEWS AGENCY JOURNALISTS DECIDE ON STRIKE ACTION
      121 2 NEWS AGENCY JOURNALISTS DECIDE ON STRIKE ACTION I ONDON. Tues.— Journal, ists working for British news agencies here last night overwhelmingly supported the executive council of the National Union of Journalists in their decision to give a 28-day notice of strike action over a wage dispute. Mr. H. J. Bradley,
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      Lock icon NASUTION: OUR YOUTHS ARE ASHORE IN IRIAN
      224 2 BANDOENG. Tuesday INDONESIAN youths are ashore near the West Irian towns of Sorong, Fakfak and Kaimana, the Defence Minister and Army Chief of Staff, General Abdul Haris Nasution. said here today. Gen. Nasution. accepting an honorary doctorate from a local university, said the
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      Lock icon WHO chief appeals: Prevent needless blindness
      160 2 NEW YORK. Tues.— More than half the worlds blindness is preventable. Dr. M. G. Candau, Direc-tor-General of the World Health Organisation, declared yesterday in a World Health Day message. The day ls to be observed on April 7. Its theme this year is "preserve
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      Lock icon 'Rebels' active in Nepal
      43 2 KATMANDU. Tups.— Radio Nepal reported today that "anti-nat'onal elements" attacked and burned down a Customs post on the IndoNepal border last week. In another raid, armed "rebels" beat up Nepale.se officials and fired blank shots, the radio said— Reuter.
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      Lock icon ALL SET FOR MAIDEN FLIGHT OF US SPACE ROCKET
      100 2 ALL SET FOR MAIDEN FLIGHT OF US SPACE ROCKET CAPE CANAVERAL, Tues— The maiden flight of the powerful Centaur rocket, expected to play a major role in the U.S. space programme, has been set for Friday, it was announced yesterday. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said the 107 ft.
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      Lock icon Rocket success of Red sub
      96 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. npHE Soviet Navy has carried out its flcst successful underwater firing tests of a solidfuel missile from a nuclear powered submarine, the U.S. magazine Aviation Week said yesterday. The magazine, which gave no source for its report, said this information was contrary to
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      Lock icon Primary education tasks facing Asian countries
      317 2 rvELEGATES to the Asian. Education Ministers Conference today continued reporting national compulsory education in their respective countries. The meeting, convened by the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation in association with the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, opened
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon 'FORCED' WORK UP IN SOME LANDS
      152 3 pENEVA, Tues. Ex- perts of the International Labour Organisation have reported indications that forced labour is on the increase in some countries, the 1.L.0. announced here yesterday. But the announcement did not name the countries. A world survey on forced labour prepared by a.
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      Lock icon Bill goes through
      58 3 LONDON, Tues. The House of Commons last night passed a Bill providing (or the dissolution of the West Indies Federation on the secession of Jamaica and Trinidad which wish to be Independent. As the Bill has already been parsed by the House of Lords, ii only awaits
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      Police drag out Brandt heckler
      74 3 Police drag out Brandt heckler POLICE drag a demonstrator out of Friends' House. London, where the visiting West Brrlin Mayor. Mr. Willy Brandt, and Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Opposition, were heckled at a public meeting last wcrk. Mr. Brandt returned to West Berlin by air last night after
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      Lock icon Ambassador Thompson stays on in Moscow
      147 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr. Llewellyn Thompson, the U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union, is to return to his Moscow post. Announcing this today the State Department spokesman. Mr. Lincoln White, said Mr. Thompson "is definitely not resigning" and would probably fly back to Moscow next
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      Lock icon Cash help for Jap islands
      45 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Kennedy asked Congress today to provide an additional six million dollars to step up the economic growth of the Ryukyu islands The islands include Okinawa, site of the big United States base in the Far East. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Women's status
      51 3 TOKYO. Tues. About 60 delegates from Australia. New Zealand and member nations of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East will discuss the status of women ln family law In Tokyo from May 8 to 21, the United Nations information centre her* said today.—
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      Lock icon |S. Africa critic
      39 3 UNITED NATIONS. Tues.— The newly-appointed U.N. special committee for Southwest Africa today elected Dr. Vlctorio Carpio of the Philippines, one of the sternest critics of South African policy in the mandated territory, as its chairman. Reuter.
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      Disarm experts
      31 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. A 15-member advisory committee on disarmament, led by Mr John J. McCloy. former personal disarmament adviser to president Kennedy, vas sworn in at the White House yesterday.
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      Lock icon Troops foil O.A.S. hill army plan
      553 3 Troops foil O.A.S. hill army plan ALGIERS, Tv«», TROOPS and aircraft yesterday scoured the Ouarsenis Mountains for fugitive O.A.S. men after a major setback in Secret Army Organisation plans to establish an insurrectionary marquis army in the hills of Algeria. The High Command announced the capture of 44 O.A.S. men
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      Lock icon PARDON FOR LAOS COUP COLONEL
      143 3 BANGKOK, Tuesday. T^HE right-wing Laotian Government has pardoned an army colonel who attempted a coup in Saravane Province, southern Laos, last week, according to the Laotian Ambassador here. Mr. Nuing Ratanavong. I f The colonel's action was blamed on a nervous breakdown brought about by
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      Lock icon A widow's £800,000 secret
      65 3 A widow's £800,000 secret SYDNEY, Tues. An Australian doctor turned artist left nearly £800,000 to Sydney University in 1943 —but the university only found out about It > 18 years later. It was disclosed today. Dr. John Joseph Wardell Power died ln Jersey. Channel Islands, during the German occupation. His
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      441 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL MOBTWAVI NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SfcßVlCt 41.7 metrrs metre* a>t «nn T( m ci™ i MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, V- j-^ meirp, gara-ku. News Headlines: 6.05 A M 600 Gooci Mornin g 60 > Mornmir Me»odJP!i: 7.00 Rendcz- Morning pr^ae: 7.00 The vou.sW.th Music;
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    Plane for busy executives
    113 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Beechcraft model 65 Queenair plane, which is on its way to Manila for delivery, gave two demonstration flights at the Singapore Airport yesterday. An executive of the Beech Aircraft Corporation, Mr. Sandor Kvassy, said that this type of plane was becoming more and
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    Dance examiner
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Miss Jean McDonnell, an examiner from the Royal Academy of Dancing, arrived here by air today to examine more than 200 students of dancing in Singapore. She will be here for a month.
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    37 4 (Arnn FnrJ portray* Julio Drtnayrn, hero of Vicente Blan olbanei' famous novel "The Four Hnrtrmrn of the 4poralyptt>," now brought to the trremn by Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer in CinemaScope and color under th» direction of Academy Award-mnaer Vincrmjr Mtnnrlh.
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    WOMAN CLERK: I WAS TRAPPED IN CAR, ROBBED
    240 4 WOMAN CLERK: I WAS TRAPPED IN CAR, ROBBED SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A CLERK, Mrs. Helen Nonls, described in a district court today how she was sandwiched between two youths who robbed her inside her car. Mrs. Nonls was giving evidence against Ooh Beng Ouat, 19, a labourer, charged with robbing her
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    Police seek man with three aliases
    104 4 Police seek man with three aliases ALL police stations in the State have been issued with the photograph of Tan Poh Kwang, 20, a man with three aliases, who is wanted in connection with the murder of Lim Huat Long, 19. A police spokesman today said that Tan Is also
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    127 passed exam
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Lembaga Gcrakan Pelwajaran Dewasa. said today that of its 330 candidates who sat the Senior Middle Three examination held in December last year, 127 passed the examination, and not 27 as reported in the Straits Times of April 2.
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    Relief fund launched for 101 fire victims
    279 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A Jalan Übi fire relief fund committee has been formed under the chairmanship of Umno Assemblyman, Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, to collect funds for the relief of 101 people rendered homeless by a fire which razed a house in
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    MASS X-RAY DRIVE IN GEYLANG A BIG SUCCESS
    119 4 MASS X-RAY DRIVE IN GEYLANG A BIG SUCCESS SINGAPORE, Tues. The Health Ministry today reported good response to the mass X-ray campaign in the deyianß area, which began yesterday. A total of 464 X-rays were recorded yesterday. A Health Ministry statement today, however, urged people in the area to call
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    A student fights off 2 robbers
    113 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Tay Ghim Hua, 19, unemployed, was found guilty in the Assizes here today of attempting to rob a student, Lim Ah Bah, at knife-point off Kampong Java Road at 11.30 a.m. on Jan. 27. Mr. Justice Ambrose deferred sentence on Tay pending
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    Schoolgirl cook contest
    44 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The finals of the Nestles "Ideal Schoolgirl cook Contest 1962" will be held at 4 p.m. on April 7 at St. Nicholas Hall, Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. Singapore. The contest is sponsored by Nestles Products (Malaya) Ltd.
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    Celebration
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The birthday of Sri Ramakrishna and Swami Vivekananda will be celebrated at the Ramakrishna Mission Hall. 179. Bartley Road, next Sunday at 6 p.m.
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    330 4 THE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Pay* Lebar Airport. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London, Rome, Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta, Bangkok (BA 708) 4.35 p.m.; from Sydney, Darwin (BA 711) 8.15 p.m. Garuda: From Jakarta (OA 802) 8.50 a.m.; from Bangkok (OA 803) 4.05
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    The Singapore Diary
    90 4 POLICE BAND: Esplanade. 5 pjn. to 6 pjn Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay> International Women's Club ■•Yogi". 10 ajn. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVLMENT: Free film show at St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital. 7.30 p.m. IS. CULTURAL CENTRE: Helen Brown presents American folkways In song and story Oay Nineties., 8 p.m. ST.
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    Happy home-coming for a Gordonstoun boy
    156 5 r pHIS happy family reunion i scent- at Singapore airport mi Monday night shows a prominent banker. Mr Lee Chee Shan, rmbracing bis second son. Lee Ten* Lay. 19. who returned home after 10 years' studying in Britain. Mis mother and elder brother, Jackie,
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    Child dies in crash
    49 5 BATU GAJAH, Tues. A seven-year-old schoolgirl. Wong Lan Heng. was fatally injured In a road accident outside Chendror.g new village, near here today. She and another schoolgirl. Chin Choy Keow, eight, were knocked down by a lorry. Chin, who was injured, is recovering in hospital.
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    Sub-Inspector retiring
    29 5 iPOII. Tues.—Sub-Inspec-.Dr Hazura Singh. 55. of rapah. has gone on long reave before retiring after io years' .service. He hat served ii Negri Sembilan. ""langor and P,erak
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    Beauty show
    25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. i'he Women's International Club will hold a beauty demonstration by Lancome at r> p.m. on Friday at its club promises.
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    Phee case: MCA leader tells of talk on ferry
    547 5 -j PENANG. Tuesday L rpHE president of the Malayan Chinese Association of Butterworth, Teh Gan Kin. today testified that a bus company director told him last year that he had lent money to Phee Joo Teik, former deputy chairman of the
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    It's $45,000 for Yoke Heong
    603 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Donations received today from Straits Times readers for schoolgirl Lai Yoke Heong, who lost her arms in a recent road accident. totalled 55.882. With another collection of $3,000 from Chinese newspapers, this brings the total to date to nearly 545.000 The staff
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    MISS MALAYA AT TRADE FAIR
    179 5 MISS MALAYA AT TRADE FAIR UUALA LUMPUR. 1V Tues.— Nightly appearances by Miss Malaya will bo one of the attractions at the Madein -Malaya trade fair which opens at Bukit Bintana Park here on May 12. The purpose of the twoweek fair, sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry
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    Lock icon Minister opens new P.O.
    48 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tues. The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Da to V. T. Sambanthan. today opened a new $41,000 post office at Marang. 12 mile.-; south of here. The Federation now has 43 post offices, 361 postal agencies and 33 mobile post offices.
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    Lecture series
    22 5 IPOH. Tues.— A series of illustrated lectures on photo Journalism will b<. given here from Thursday by Mr. Yoichi Okamoto.
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    Baby show
    23 6 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. A baby show will be held here on Thursday in conjunction with Health Week in Kuala Muda district.
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    BOSS is CLEARED OF ASSAULT CHARGE
    493 6 BOSS is CLEARED OF ASSAULT CHARGE Court accepts 'right of private defence' SINGAPORE. Tues. LOUIS FRANCIS MOUNA, 33, general manager of Roneo Ltd., charged with causing hurt to a craftsman, Lee Tuck Ming, 25, outside the strike-bound Robinson Road office of the company at 2.15 p.m. on Jan. 30, was
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    A 10-cent stamp worth $750
    95 6 'THIS Is one of the 100 Selangor 10-cent stamps now valued at 5750 each because of a serious printIng flaw the Sultan's image appears twice. The sheet of stamps marking the coronation of the Sultan of SH^ngor last year found its way into the collection
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    Muslim party
    41 6 PENANG. Tues.— The Muslim community of Penang will give a tea-party in honour of the Commodore and officers of the visiting Pakistan naval ships Khaibar and Badr at the E and O here on April 9 at 5 p.m.
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    Annual talks
    28 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malayan Association of Youth Clubs will hold its ar.nual conference at the University of Malaya here on April 21 and April 22.
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    Stars on tour
    33 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. British comedian Charlie Chester and four other variety stars are due here next week to entertain troops at Kluang. Malacca. Seremban, Cameron Highlands, Ipoh, Talplng and Penang.
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    Centre opening
    32 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Tue.v The Mentri Besar. Dato Syed Omar Shahbuddln. will open a new community centre at Buklt Merlam, a rlcegrowlng area about 10 miles from here, on Thursday morning.
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    I Saw wife in hotel room
    374 6 IPOH. Tuesday A SALESMAN. Looi Wooi Saik. 37. said today that he saw his wife. Wong Yik Hoe. 33. making love with another man in a hotel room in Kampar on the night of Aug. 25 last year. Looi was making his defence on
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    New look gunmen— in grey felt hats...
    2055 7 New look gunmen— in grey felt hats... THE SLOBS ARE REPLACED BY WELL-TAILORED ROGUES- KENNETH ALLSOP The Boolleggefs CHAPTER 10 of the story of Prohibition in Chicago JUST as the lighter pilot and the spy whatever the cause they serve excile the admiration and surreptitious envy of the sober citizen,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    27 8 It Word* tit (Mimimmm) MR. AND MM. Khoo Owns Urn thunlc relatives and mends for their ,(t» and presence on the occasion of IMIf. marrla<e, 31-3-C2.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    REUCIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    29 8 It Werdi (Mm.) A FREE TRACT entitled, "proflt or ioji?" will be sent to anybody. Write to "Malaya Evangelistic Fellowship" y:i Ixbsu P.O. i:ox 23 Singapore 18.
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, April 4, 1962. Police In Manacles
    669 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, April 4, 1962. Police In Manacles The first proceedings taken in the Federation under the death-for-kidnappers law were not, it will be agreed, a conspicuous success. The preliminary enquiry into charges against four persons accused of kidnapping Mr. Lee Say Thong raises indeed important questions as
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    Asa At Work
    302 8 Money and men, observed the Prime Minister addressing the Asa conference of foreign ministers, may well mean the difference between success and failure. On this sound note the organisers of Asia's first association for regional economic and cultural co-operation make their practical start Asa is a non-political
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    Nanyang Future
    256 8 Much satisfaction will be felt with ,Mr. Tan Lark Sye's announcement at Nanyang's third convocation that nearly all past graduates of the University— some 800 in number have found employment More than 300 have been placed by a helpful Singapore Government in the civil service and in Government
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    NE WIN CUTS OUT WASTE IN BURMA...
    1090 8  - NE WIN CUTS OUT WASTE IN BURMA... K. KRISHNA MOGRTHY GONE ARE BEAUTY CONTESTS, BALLET AND HORSE-RACING FROM RANGOON, Tuesday I FLEW out of Rangoon on the eve of the military coup now on my return to the Burmese capital a month later, I find that the army appears to
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      Kidnapping case: Bad taste in the mouth
      634 8 "THE debacle of the kidnapping case has left a bad taste in the mouth, and I am glad that you recognise Its importance to the extent of referring to it In an editorial. However, your assessment deals In lnnuendos which leaves me mystified.
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      MAN TAXED ON A LOSS...
      135 8 BELIEVE It or not, our Income tax regulations are ~uch that a person may be taxed on loss. For instance, rm.rried man who received $3,000 a year from employment, had invested in a business In which he lost $3,000 successively for five years. In the
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      TEACHER GAP
      36 8 Fis time the authorities concerned recruited a general paper teacher for Form Six of the Further Education Classes In Ipoh. since this subject is so vital for the Higher School Certificate examination. STUDENTS IPwh
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      THREE CHEERS
      64 8 for Tun Lim "HEAR-HEAR" to Ton Lim Yew Hock on hit statement in the Legislative Assembly: "Why place a premium on women who go oat to work? I place a higher value on a woman who remains home and looks after the family and home." I have always
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    Lock icon The treaty that is as dead as a doornail
    322 8 jgANGKOK, Tues— Nothing seems to disappear with more difficulty than an international agreement, which somehow seems to linger on long after it has died. The Versailles Treaty received respectful recognition while being broken by Hitler, and the 1954 Geneva accord, smashed
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    FLOODS, SO 18 FAMILIES SHIFT
    157 9 JOHORE BAHRU, TueS. Eighteen families in Kampong Paya Pulai in the Segamat district were evacuated to high ground yesterday because of floods. Flood waters at several points In the state receded today. The only stretch of road reported impassable was at the first mile Segamat-Kam-pong
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    Party for two stars
    83 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Two of Asia's top film stars— actress Yu Ming, of Hong Kong, and actor Arika Takarata, of Japan will be entertained to a cocktail party by Dato Loke Wan Tho, head of the Cathay Organisation, at the Hollywood Room. Odeon Theatre, on Thursday. The
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    2 for trial on rape charge
    113 9 2 for trial on rape charge SINGAPORE, Tues. Two men were committed for trial in the High Court after a preliminary inquiry today on charges of molesting and taping a bar waitress. They were Chng Kee, 26, a businessman, and Lee Jee Kew, 27, a salesman, who were alleged to
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    Cyclist killed
    26 9 IPOH, Tues.— A cyclist. Chin Fatt, 54, was killed when he was knocked down by a car near Bukit Merah new village last night.
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    Windfall for sacked officer
    722 9 PENANG, Tuesday AT LEAST $30,000 IN 'BACK PAY' FOR INSPECTOR NOW READING LA W IN BRITAIN THE BOARD OF INQUIRY MADE HIM OUT TO BE 'A VILLAIN' JNSPECTOR B. Surinder Singh Kanda, a Penang officer who won an appeal to the Judicial Committee of. the Privy
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    Shares case: Judgment is in favour of brokers
    226 9 Shares case: Judgment is in favour of brokers KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. \T R. Justice Suffian in the High Court here today entered judgment in favour of the sharebrokers firm of Seagroatt and Campbell, who had claimed $10,833 from a former $235-a--month clerk, Gurbachan Singh, in a tin shares dispute. He
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    Head dies after a reunion with son
    180 9 PENANG Tuesday. A FORMER Penang headmaster and church lead- er, Mr. Geh Hun Kheng, died in Singapore on Sunday after he had seen his lawyer-son, Cheng Lock, who had returned from Britain. He was 58. Today, the body was brought back to Penang
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    Inspector is charged
    67 9 IPOH, Tues. A police Inspector, Ong Keng Choo, 31, of the Ipoh Crime Prevention Branch, today pleaded not guilty to three separate summons charges for assault. He was alleged to have caused hurt to Thean Kirn Sim, Ho Chee Hin and Wong Mok Choy with the flat
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    Penghulu: New job policy
    39 9 KUANTAN. Tues. The Pahang Mentri Besar, Dato Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Hajl Abdullah announced today that penghulus would in future be appointed by the State Public Services Commission. Hitherto the Sultan made such appointments.
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    DEAD RATING.POLICE PROBE CHASE STORY
    149 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. O Police, following fresh clues in their investigations Into the death of British naval rating Anthony 8. Calvert today prcbed a report that he and two other ratings had been seen chased by a crowd after they upset some hawkers stalls In Nee
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    Foolish and stupid, says salesman who took firm's cash
    232 9 Foolish and stupid, says salesman who took firm's cash PENANG, Tues. A motor salesman who confessed to having m i s a p p r o priated money belonging to his employers, was today jailed for 18 months on each of three charges of criminal breach of trust, the sentences
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    $180,000 plane
    26 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A new Cessna 310G slx-seater executive twin-engine plane will arrive here for flight demonstrations on April 10. The plane costs about $180,000.
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    THE GREEN JACKETS ON WAY TO MALAYA
    104 9 THE GREEN JACKETS ON WAY TO MALAYA J(UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Five hundred and twenty-three officers and men of the Ist Green Jackets are to sail from Southampton in the troopship Nevasa on Saturday for service in Malaya, the British Army Public Relations Office announced today. They will arrive in Mlnden
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    Mentri to visit Segamat
    44 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Mentri Besar. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Haji Yunos, will visit Segamat on Thursday morning to attend a rural development meeting. The same afternoon he will visit the Federal Land Development Authority scheme at Tenang in Labis.
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    Girl reports extort bid
    134 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. pHAN TEE YEE, 21, a tapper working on the Silong Estate, Senai, 22 miles from here has reported to the police that a man woke her up at 2 a.m. and demanded $5,000 from her. The man, Tee Yee told the police, threatened
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    Dispute in bank: 5 more sacked
    188 10 Dispute in bank: 5 more sacked SINGAPORE, Tues. The United Commercial Bank today dismissed five more employees on grounds that they were "neglecting their duties." The five have joined a •protest' strike by six other employees dismissed by the bank last week for similar reasons. Confirming the dismissals, the bank's
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    Wages talks
    38 10 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. Sandilands Buttery and Co. in Chartered Bank Chambers, Battery Road, has started negotiations with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers" Union on claims for more pay and better working conditions for Its 60 employees.
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    Scouts camp fire
    36 10 KLANG. TUCK. The 9th Klnng Scout Group of the La oallo School will hold a camp flip to celebrate their Brother Directors feast on April 1) at 7.30 p.m. at the school premises.
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    Change of plans for MCA leader's speech
    190 10 Change of plans for MCA leader's speech SINGAPORE, Tuesday. PLANS for the Federation Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, to deliver his major policy speech in Singapore tomorrow night as national president of the Malayan Chinese Association have been changed slightly. Originally, he was to have delivered this speech at
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    Dato Wong tipped as ambassador in Rome
    83 10 pE.N'ANG. Tues Penang's Chief Minister. Dato Wong; Pow Nee is strongly tipped to be Malaya's first Ambassador in Rome. Dato Wong, who is now in Borneo with the Cobbold inquiry commission on Malaysia, is expected to take up his ambassadorial anpointment after his
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    Brunei's grand plan for a better life
    565 10 Brunei's grand plan for a better life KUALA BELAIT. Turn. INCOMES RISE, MORE SOCIAL SERVICES AMONG 14 AIMS Brunei Government has approved in principle a national development plan 4i to strengthen, improve and further develop the economic, social and cultural life of the people in the State." An* official statement,
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    'Sympathy' strike on 'converted' estate
    111 10 'Sympathy' strike on 'converted' estate TELUK ANSON, Tuea Four hundred labourers have gone on strike at Selaba i.-iat<- near here in sympathy wich 50 other labourers who have been Riven quit notice* due to redundancy. The 50 labourers have been laid off since March 26 after the expiry of a
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    Umno man quits his post
    44 10 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues. Haji Ghazall bin Haji Abdul Mutalib. vice-president of the Umno division of Lenggong. near here, has resigned from his post. He will continue as a member of the party. No reason was given for his resignation.
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    Blind man fails in mercy plea for son
    194 10 Blind man fails in mercy plea for son MALACCA. Tues. A blind man today made a plea for leniency on behalf of his son. charged with unlawful possession of an offensive weapon a bicycle chain. The blind man told the Sessions Court: "I am blind and if my son Is
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    Lottery grant to school
    65 10 PENANG. Tues. The Chief Minister. Inche Aziz Ibrahim, today handed a cheque for $14,000 from the Social Well are Lotteries Board to the chairman of the Phei Shin School at Buklt Dumpur, Mr. Lim Yong Slew. The money was a grant from the Board to the
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      4130 11 - -j SINGAPORE, Tu*s. 'Management's point of view to be found in editorial' Rattray 'pHE Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd. today concluded its submissions in reply to the case put up by the Singapore Printing Employees' Union in their dispute being heard before the Industrial
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      Tipper trucks in Kuantan
      41 16 Tipper trucks in Kuantan KUANTAN. Tues. —Twelve tipper trucks worth $250,000 a gift from the Canadian Government under the Colombo Plan have arrived here from Port Swettenham. The truck.; will be used In carrying out rural development projects in the State.
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      265 12 Pen pals from Malaya Janice Chapman, aged 10; 766^1, Dunearo Road.- Singapore 11; general Michael Koh. aged 16: 36-A. Armenian Street. Singapore 6; sports, general. James Leone, aged 14; 222. High Street. Kuala Lumpur; stamps, reading, coins. Johnny Chuah, aged 14; 69, Tupai Village. Taipmg. Perak; general. Tonny Tan. aged
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      THERE IS NO SIGN OF ANY LIFE IN THE VALLEY BELOW
      1052 12  - THERE IS NO SIGN OF ANY LIFE IN THE VALLEY BELOW KATHLEEN HICKLEY by When Tubby goes to see Ah Chang's father he and his friends learn that he is in difficulties because his partner Chan Fai is trying to get hold of his share in a tin mine. Unless
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      214 12 Paul Modwi. aged 19; Budapest Village, Rottenbiller Street. Hungary: post-cards. and stamps. Jarotaw Baranowski. aged li* (male); Warszawa 94. UL Wisetlci 11. Poland: general. Kvzystof Miech. aged II (male); Skoczow. AL. Mickiewicza 39/4, Pow. Ciefizyn, Poland: general. Marek LnkatUk, aged 20 (male) Czestochowa. UL. Kilin Slciego
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      206 12 1 considerate reader CLUES ACROSS: 2. Mars. M'TrT IT M*""] toinette" was the French —^Jy— I fl Pt~~l queen who was guillotined in 1793. 7, The temple of ■"■M an idol in India. China, U— Ut~PV^hF^H nothing. 9, Take a' seat. PMH^lHV*~^ —^l 14, The utter defeat of an L_HL_
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    STOCK EXCHANGE REFORMS: 'MORE BROKERS NEEDED'
    433 14 From Our Market Correspondent rE freat success of the Malayan Tobacco offer which was millions oversubscribed demonstrates again the amonnt of capital In this market waiting; to be channelled into healthy investment for the benefit of the economy generally. The responsibility of brokers as
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices April 3 April 3 IndnstrUis: 110.57 169.95 Tins: 318-27 316.26 S rubbers: 194.82 191.83 Jaw. 1 1958 10U
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    786 14 DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Induttnalc Dunlop 1 1.000) (1.10. (2.000) $1.51, MaJ. Bank (7.60 OL; Kothraana 1 1.000) (I.4tt ON. (1.000) (1.47. (1.50 OL. (11.000) (1.50 (1.50 M.: Btme Darby 6s. 3d. OL 6s. 3d.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    127 14 TMI Malayan defiant* •mm *> eeeiatien made tneee caaoges <n ita ratea to merrnaot* vetterda* <all ratea to Sloo> New Verfc: ouy»« TT 32}. airmail OD U. SO d/el 33) credit Nil*. 33| tra<»e frill* Canada: baylni TT 34 9/I*. airmail OD S4 H/18. 90 d/*t SSi credit
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    Tin price rallies $1: Shipments rise sharply
    261 14 AFTER the recent drops the price of tip in Singa- pore yesterday rallied by one dollar to $480.25 per picul on an offering reduced by 40 tons to 220 tons. I In London overnight tin opened lower in sympathy with the fall in
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    94 14 C MINIS! P>rs«uaa liahanga linniw) n««o awitas per plcul ytiUrdiy: Cattwl *M: bulk Mli aallera. dram S44| aellera. C«*rat April IJK/Coatlneot S2S buyera. !2*i mllera. Pepper: Muntok whit* »l«7» Milan. Sarawak white SI6S aellera. cpaelal flarawak hlaek »ll7# (toilers, garbled Lamponf black 11 27* tellers AJ3TA ***** sailers
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    94 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. JWEKTMENT Shares continued to move Irregularly within narrow price movements which were mostly to lower levels. Oil* continued lo ea*e led by A.O.G. Hue metal* and loam closed steady. N.a Hill Is/-S Mouot laa H S Ampol 12/1 Con. W it A.C.I. 72 7» Herald SK.'IO*
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    117 14 Apn- .1 rarer moatha. (UNOFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS P. N 13 eta Cold Storage M at. Box 12 eta. Steamablp S e«a. Brewrrtea 26 eta 8. Ttmea 13 eta. Robtnaon 9 eta. 8. Trader* 36 eta S. Darby M. UaUeare 1* eta. W. Jaeka B eta. MININGS A Amal
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    252 14 SMIPt i>ing alsngMd* ttw >tntas*r» whirm twlay »rs: Bracooaalra 33/34 Beavrackla 6/7. Klkuko Maru 35/38. Banavoa SB/39, Malay 8/9. Banalder 10/11. Constance 42/43. Poljrdorus 44. Pinil 45. a*ikal Man 13/14 Blaa Ntalaea 28. Bcaaacnt* 38/ 36,* SclandM 15 't 6. Stata Of Uttar 21/22. Petallng NW.
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    206 14 \PRIL Itrst xrad* rubfttr buytrf l.e.b. cio.Trt at A pin in Kua'a l-imi'iir yrst«Til*v ni 7''j irnm p»r ir>. unchanKrd on Momii\'< eataaag price. Tbr tone wr* inattlv*. FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBBER EXCMANCC ataaaal pncea in cents p*r lb. ytnitrday: Int. 1 K.B.S. prompt f o.b.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    212 14 APRIL tint gradt rubber buytra f.e.b. closed at 3 p.m. In Biagapore yestrrduy at ~'.<i cents per lb. uorhanged en Monday a clo«inc price. Tbe closing tone was quiet. I.C.C.R.A. closing price* in cents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 P. S.S. prompt f.o.b. buyera 791. tellers 791:
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 14 \pril U. RIBBKR PRICKS SINGAPORE: 794 cents (unchanged) XL: 791 cents (unchanged). TIN: $480.25 per picul .up $1). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (down 40 tons).
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      830 14 [E^ORIENTj LINES j TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "ORCADES" (28,000 tent hilly eirconditioNecJ fitted with stabiliser*) departing PCNANG 21*. April 1962. SINGAPORE 22nd. April 1962. for Fremantle 27th April, Adeloid* 30th April. Melbourne Ist. May. and Sydney 4th May. Limited FIRST CLASS Accommodation Available apply to your Travel Agent or:— ISLAY KCRR
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      420 14 NOTICE Mr. Tan Swee Bee wishes to announce thai lie has lclt C. H. Wiliiums on 31*1 March 1962 and has now set up his own office at 12- A. Bonham Building (2nd tiooo Chulia Street, Tel: *****. TAN SWEE BEE. Valuer Estate Agent, Singapore. NOTICE Notice !s hereby c
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      642 15 V PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FEDERAL SCHOLARSHIPS IN ART FOR TRAINED AND Ql ALIKIKD TEACHERS 1962 Applications are invited from ICattS zoning t«aciie:s for Scholarships in Art tenable in recognised Colleges of Art in tlie United Kingdom. Scholars, who will enter in September 1962. will study for the Ministry
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      392 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS FOR TEACHER TRAINING IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE 1952 Applications are Invited from single Malay women lor scholarshlp.s in tne Teaching of Domestic Science (Home Sclenoe). tenable at recognised Colleges tn the United Kingdom. Tbe courses, which are ler three years, commence in 1962. Applicants must:
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      811 15 (Continued from Pace 8) I SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* Si (Min.)— Box it cts. sxtra TAPPINC CONDUCTOR Grade Two required, preference ro married man. Bend full detail* to Box A 336 8 1 X.L WANTED IMMEDIATELY (by bachelor). Experienced cook general wash amah. 398 1 F Weld Drive Flats Court
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      319 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS when I want a plmee in it 1. Shining fish, and where they «6>. may come tram in Bmm <U). 7. Prophet and aaint. cMM of a 9. Refrain from maktac mOom pat EagJiahman (6. 7). torn the army at bom* (7). a. Boat Influential members
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    Daniels trio for Derby show form in gallops TIMES SPORT
    457 17 Daniels trio for Derby show form in gallops TIMES SPORT ON THE TRACK Singapore, Tuesday TRAINER Keith Daniels's three-stir team for the Singapore Derby Summer Wine, Amsterdam and Balkan Bambino stepped out in fine style in training this morning. The track was heavy. Balkan Bambino, winner of the Singapore Gold
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    YOUTH XI TO GO AS PLANNED —TAY
    232 17 YOUTH XI TO GO AS PLANNED —TAY SINGAPORE, lues— Mr. Tay Soo Yong, chairman of the finance and administrative committee of SAFA said today that his committee would not change their decision to send the Singapore Youth team to the Junior Asian Cup competition in Bangkok this month. He was
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    HOCKEY S'pore XI fit but coach isn't optimistic
    157 17  - HOCKEY S'pore XI fit but coach isn't optimistic E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore players for the international hockey match against Federation at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday are fit, but coach Burdett Coutts will not take them to win. Coutts said: "I cannot rate Singapore's chances highly because the team
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    S'pore eleven v Cristal
    38 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore soccer team to meet Peru's Sporting Cristal at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow (7.30 p.nv): Skinner: Wah Chin. Platford: Majid Ariff, Ashworth, Tebbetts; Gurunathan. All Astar, Kirn Bwee. Stringfellow, Ibrahim Mansoor.
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    Lock icon Nurse gets Test place
    70 17 OORT OF SPAIN, Tues.— Seymour Nurse replaces Joe Solomon in the West Indies team for the Fourth Test against India starting here tomorrow. West Indies clinched the five-match series by winning the first three Tests. W. INDIES: Worrell (captain), Hunte. McMorris, Kan. hai. Sobers. Nurse, Rodriguez,
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    C'wealth XI are 165 runs ahead
    154 17 C 'wealth XI are 165 runs ahead I3OMBAY, Tues— The tourIng Commonwealth team were 165 runs ahead with six second innings wickets in hand at close of play on the third day of their four-day match against the Cricket Club of India President's XI here yesterday. S. G. Adhlkarl. who
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    Another record by Vlasov
    57 17 MOSCOW. Tues. Yuri Vlasov of Russia yesterday broke the world weightlifting record for twohand press In the heavyweight division with a lift of 188 kilogrammes (410-lb). The record gives the Russian a clean sweep in the heavyweight class. He already holds the world records for the
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    India complete a 5-0 victory
    46 17 LAHORE, Tues.— lndia completed a 5-0 Davis Cup win over Pakistan in their east zone first round match here. Premjlt Lai beat Saeed Hal 8-6, 6-1. 6-3, and Ikhtar All beat Munir Plrzada 6-2. 7-5, 4-6, 6-4. in yesterday's singles matches.
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    Huddersfield hold Preston
    37 17 LONDON. Tues.— Results of last night's soccer matches: English Div. 2 Huddersfield 2 Preston 2. Div. 3 Torquay l Peterborough 3. Div. 4 York 5 Doncaster 2. Scottish Div. I— Motherwell 1 Hearts 2.
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    Lock icon Camborne 9-3
    24 17 LONDON. Tues.- 3sults of last night's Rugby Union matches: Camborne 9 Cardiff 3: Maesteg 16 Swansea 3: Pontypool 3 Llanelly 3. Reuter.
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    BADMINTON Prathin in two teams for ABC tourney
    210 17  - BADMINTON Prathin in two teams for ABC tourney LIM KEE CHAN By CINGAPORE. Tues. Prathin Pattabongs. Thailand's women's singles badminton champion, will represent two countries at the Asian Badminton Confederation championships at Kuala Lumpur from Apr. 21 to May 7. Prathln. who is a student of the American School In
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    Cooper lucky to keep titles WORLD SPORT ROUNDUP
    235 17 Cooper lucky to keep titles WORLD SPORT ROUNDUP LONDON, Tuesday. LiENRY Cooper (England) retained his British and 11 Empire heavyweight titles at Nottingham last night by stopping Joe Erskine (Wales) at the end of the ninth round. A strangely Inept Cooper was lucky to retain his titles. Erskine was ahead
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      HOCKEY
      38 17 MALACCA KO: Ist Bn. KOYU 4 Customs 0. Inter-school L*e: High Sch 'A' 1 SPI A' 0: HS *B 3 SFI 'B 0; Under-15: 871 1 HS 0. RAUB LGE: Mahmud Sch Old Boys 3 Medicals 0.
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      SOCCER
      56 17 KOBINSON CUP (Spore): RMP 3 SOR 0: 32 Coy RAMC 3 R£M£ Workshops 2; GHQ 4 Command Pay Office 1. SBA Div. 1: HQ 3 Commando 4: RAP Teneah 0. PKNANG DIV. 1: RAAP 6 MTC MTC 1. MLNIAXDY CUP (Benton*): Bentong Indians 1 Mentakab Indiana 1. FTtIENDLY (Rawang):
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      TENNIS
      75 17 KLANG COAST CLUB TOURNEY: open tine-tea: Dr. Allan bt Barry 6-1. «-0. Open doable*: Dr. Teh and Kenny Yap bt Ah Bah and Edward Lee 6-3. 6-3. Heap singles: Nathan bt Supplah 6-4. 6-4. Heap doubles: Oh Phya and WUlin bt Choon Kiat and Yu Sheng Wei »-3, 3-6.
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    OUTSIDER TRIUMPHS IN THE LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP
    36 17 lIILL ROYAL, 50-1 outsider ridden by Joe Sime, holds off the challenge of Robson's Choice (left), ridden by G. Lewis, In the Lincolnshire Handicap. Hill Royal won by a neck.
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    Lock icon ROBINS: ATTACK IS KEY WORD
    187 17 ROBINS: ATTACK IS KEY WORD I ONDON. Tues. England's new chairman of the Test selectors. Walter Robins, yesterday Issued this warning to potential Test players: "Play aggressively at all times, otherwise you will not be chosen for England." Rjblns was speaking at a Lord's press conference after a meeting of
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    SOCCER SELANGOR CRUSH SCHOOLS
    200 17 SOCCER SELANGOR CRUSH SCHOOLS S'GOR SELECTION 4 SCHOOLS O; K. Lumpur, Tue*. AGE and experience triumphed over youth and stamina when Selangor Selection beat PanMalayan Schoolboys 4 o in a friendly soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. The Schoolboys team were virtually the same side which whipped Singapore Schools
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    Changi go on scoring spree
    97 17 Changi go on scoring spree SINGAPORE. Tues. R.A.F. Chang! went on a scoring spree against Reformative Training Centre In the SAFA League Div. 3C. winning 10-1 at Geylang today. Changi's scorer-in-chief was Hughes whose five goals Included a hattrlok. Other goals came from Farthing, Gerard, riale. Temple and o'Shea. Jimmy
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      162 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER TOUR MATCH: All-Spore v Sporting Cristal (Jn. Besar. 7.30 P-m.). STORE DIV. SB: Star Soccerltea v Gymkhana (Jn. Besar. 6); bUFA DIV. 1: SCS v Eveready; Weamea v HK Bank; Mercantile Bk v Spore Glass; Div. 2: NTS V Mai. Airways (all at Parrer Pk); Metal Box
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    Lock icon AND NOT EVEN A WARNING 'FORE'
    158 18 AND NOT EVEN A WARNING 'FORE' ONDON. Tues— A woman JL golfer admitted In court at Torquay today that she struck another golfer with a number five iron and a putter after he picked up a ball. A police inspector said the man Mr. Dennis Bull, drove on to the
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    Scout chief's appeal
    60 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Chief Commissioner of Boy Scouts. Mr. M. J. Chandy tonight appealed to strike-bound firms not to engage scouts during their current "Job Week." for wors which can be construed as strike-breaking. H- said he had received complaints from trade union officials about scout* working in
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    Stage Club president
    48 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Miss Maureen Clarke has been elected president of the Stage Club for this year. Other office bearers are: Hon. secretary Miss Inez QuiUow. Hon. treasurer. Mr. BriJ Soin. Committee members- Mean John Barwick. N.J.S. Thompson. Fit. Lt. Kenneth Bridpewater and Major Bernard Fullerton.
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    Lock icon Immigrants with war service will be let in
    155 18 Immigrants with war service will be let in T ONDON, Tues. The British Government, under its new plan to control Commonwealth immigration, yesterday announced concessions related to immigrants who gave service in war. It would allow in, under the unskilled quota, those who since the end or the Second World
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    Borneo demand
    37 18 MANILA. Tues. Ninetyseven members of the Philippines 104-member House of Representatives have signed a draft resolution urging the Government to take immediate steps tor the ••reac-((iii-sltion and repossession" of North Borneo, it was announced today.
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    DEATHS
    46 18 MRS. •ITHAMBARAIIWARI SHANMUGAM Motbrr of Kumartah, Teacher Kayu Mcbool. Sitmrnwre patsed I* l| a 1 Man'huvll Kodlkamara. Orion •n M I OH M UE SOUZA i^iy-i-f) etiniv leavn. l«4 \r*rk \.i r.'iit^oi .1 4 ih> 11 in toi l 100-1 Sh«*i»he^il nnrt iheo»*e 1 ir|»n
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    85 18 THC LAV* Dato Kurn.it aaktl Too Eat Hoc. J.M.N.. C.B.E. M.C.H.. J.P.. P.J.K.: The fmtral proc«s»ioo will leave hla raatdsnra No. 11 Assam Kmnbang Road, Talping, at 11 a.m. on niday otk April IM2 and tn«nc« will proceed to the Batu Oaotooc crematorium Penan g arrivlDK than at ai'proxlmateljr
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    23 18 YOUTH FOR CHRIST Ktilt Vinoria M.mor.ui Mall Saturday 7th April ?.30 Pin c Ckaka nikm Pirna*. HPfKkrr Iji'i rv* Ml «r»lcoinr
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    26 18 TNI CHILDREN OF fhr MM Mailaiß Kauri Kirn Hudk wi»n to Uiank >rl»--l:>» and tn.-oda fui CMIr arrmtlu. iKHtWBi and «*n.ie«i r*B4*rad on tMtr ■•raavrmenl.
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    20 18 /IMT •MILOA't" COLO Sl-waijr lor TO'ir ■BOf* If foil utiprrci**" pxtranxamiii- of comfort, and amart ityllac TclrpteM (B'pore) 21M1.
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    KMT men intimidate villagers
    69 18 KM T men intimidate villagers BANGKOK. Tues. Thai hill tribesmen are moving out of three villages along the Thai-Laotian border after being intimidated by Nationalist Chinese irregulars, police sources here said today. The sources said the former Kuomlntang soldiers were demanding 30.000 ticals < $4,200) from each of the three
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    Nehru again
    28 18 NEW DELHI, Tues. Mr. Nehru, reported "cheerful and rapidly gaining strength" after a four-day illness, was unanimously re-elected today as leader of the ruling Congre&j Party.
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    Safety film
    27 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. A free film show on road safety will be screened for school children at 3.30 p.m. at the Shell House Theatrette on. Thursday.
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    Lock icon Malaysia 'killed at birth'
    45 18 JAKARTA, Tues. The Communist Party daily. Harian Rakjat, said today the plan for- a Greater Malaysia had been "killed at birth" and "this means the failure of neo-colonialism." The paper wtus commenting on reports of opposition to the Malaysia Plan.— Reuter.
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    Temple officials
    35 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. P. Thillainathan has been elected president ot the Sit Senpaga Vinayagar Temple Committee. Other officebearers are Mr. K Sivalingam secretary, and Mr. V.V. Sundram. treasurer, and a committee of nine.
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    Port warning
    35 18 LONDON. Tues. Mr. Norris Crump, chairman of Canadian Pacific Steamships Ltd., said today his company may have to switch operations to another British or foreign port because of continuing labour troubles at Liverpool.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER AND Tin
    393 18 LONDON, Tuee.— Stock markets in London today were fairly cheerful. Sentiment was helped by optimism expressed by the Prime Minister on advantages of joining the common market and in the afternoon <:ime the news of a 10 million sterling rise in the sterling areas gold
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    Lock icon MARY SENDS BACK £3,000 GOLD BED
    139 18 LONDON, Tuesday. \|RS. MARY EDUSEI. wife of Mr. Krobo Edusei. Ghana's Minister of Industry, has sent back a £3,000 gold bed she bought recently from a London $tore. "1 do not want to talk about lt," Mrs. Edusei said today at her London flat.
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    Indonesian boost for cars
    44 18 HONG KONG. Tuen. Heavy buying by Indonesian businessmen of second-hand cars and trucks in Hong Kong has forced prices up by 10 per cent, it was reported today. The engines are Installed on bodies made in Indonesia, or in boats.
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    Exit Eddie -Liz Taylor's 4th leading man
    334 18 Exit Eddie -Liz Taylor's 4th leading man NEW YORK, Tuesday. ELIZABETH TAYLOR'S impending div^ree from singer Eddie Fisher will be her third in 12 ,y ears. Miss Taylor and Fisher married amid a braw of publicity on May 13. 1959 after denying for months they were anything more than "Jo*
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    The other men in her life
    22 18 NICKY HILTON Marrird in MM MICHAEL WILDING Married in IfM MIKE TODD DM tak air «Mh
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