The Straits Times, 10 April 1962

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    Lock icon WE ACCEPT: DR. S.
    437 1 Irian: Indonesia approves "Bunker plan 9 'What is reply of the Dutch?' JAKARTA, Mob. Indonesia has accepted "in principle" the "Bunker proposals" for a settlement of the New Guinea question. President Soekarno announced today. The President made his announcement in an address to a parade of
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    SOLDIER ON CHARGE OF STRIKING AN OFFICER
    125 1 SOLDIER ON CHARGE OF STRIKING AN OFFICER rl court martial of Pte. Harun bin Abdul Malek (above) of the 6th Bn. Royal Malay Regiment, accused of striking a superior officer, opened yesterday at the Royal Malayan Air Force station in Kuala Lumpur. He was alleged to have punched his platoon
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    Lock icon A new drive against border Reds expected
    88 1 A new drive against border Reds expected OANGKOK, Mon. Thai and Malayan troops are expected to launch a major drive against Communist terrorists along the border before the rainy season begins. The Cabinet will be asked to increase to 2.000 men the Thai force deployed along the Thai-Malayan border. The
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    African beaten to death at political rally
    71 1 African beaten to death at political rally NDOLA (Northern Rhodesia t, Mon. One African was beaten to death and several others injured last night when members of the United National Independence Party (UNIP) broke up a political meeting of the African National Congress at Bancroft, Northern Rhodesia. Police were called
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    Lock icon Jailed Bishop is ill
    47 1 VATICAN CITY. Mon. ThP imprisoned Catholic Bishop of Shanghai is reported to be seriously ill, information reaching the Vatican's Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith said today Msgr. Ignatius Kung PinMei. 60. was sentenced to life in 1960 as a "counter—revolutionary." U.P.I.
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    Acid gang clears renovated store of records
    216 1 Acid gang clears renovated store of records SINGAPORE, Mon. A gang used acid to cut two heavy locks and an iron bar early today, broke into M. and E. Nathan, an electrical store in Orchard Road, and took $20,000 worth of records, radios and electrical appliances. They took every one
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    Lightning kills man
    52 1 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A birdtrapping party in Pulau Übin ended in tragedy today when lightning killed one of its members, Karim bin Salleh. a gardener. Others injured, who were taken to the general hospital with serious burns, are Yussof bin Senan. 24. a rubber tapper, and Tahir bin
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    Lock icon Gromyko visit to Tito
    53 1 BELGRADE. Mon. Mr. Andrei Gromyko. Boviet Foreign Minister. Ls expected to pay an official visit to Yugoslavia next week, diplomatic sources here said today. The date of the visit has not yet been finally fixed, but one report said the plan was for him to arrive
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    Lock icon Car strike over
    26 1 BIRMINGHAM. Mon. Three thousand Austin car men returned to work today, ending a weeks pay strike which had made another 22,000 idle.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Menon stays on
    184 1 NEW DELHI, Mon MR. KRISHNA MENON retains his post as Defence Minister in the new 17--member Indian Cabinet announced today by the Premier. Mr. Nehru. The Finance Minister, Mr. Morarji Desai. and most of the outgoing ministers also retain their posts. Mr. Gopala Reddi. former Minister for
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    THE PENDEK S
    251 1 Fairy-tale ending to romance of 4ft. 3in. film actor and his village belle KUALA BESI'T. Mon.—lbrahim Pendek. 26. veteran of 30 films, including one Hollywood production, almost muffed the biggest scene of his life here last night because of a severe attack of stagefright. It was a
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    Expectation of life: $3,000
    161 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rpHE Federation Court of Appeal today cut by 1 $2,000 the $5,000 damages awarded by the Ipoh High Court to a building contractor and estate manager. Wan Li m r Choong, for the death of his son. The award was made against Lee
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    Share profits tax
    652 1 Share profits tax BUT IT MAY NOT AFFECT US ONDON. Mon. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, Chancellor of the Exchequer, today announced that the Government would tax speculative gains on the Stock Exchange and in the property market. But Mr. Lloyd, presenting his Budget to Parliament. added that thorr would not be
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    29 1 VOTE DEMANDED LONDON. Mon chane*-- normal!* i #>d without votr Labour insisted on vote <>n wcets and ke cream ux which Government^ won 331 to 219 Reuter
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      Lock icon Dick returns to Cleopatra, but wife will join him later
      244 2 Dick returns to Cleopatra, but wife will join him later PARIS, Monday. RICHARD BURTON kissed his wife Sybil goodbye here yesterday after a dramatic 14--hour meeting with her and flew back to Rome to resume work on the film "Cleopatra" he is making with Elizabeth Taylor. Mrs. Burton caught anoher
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      Lock icon ROME POLICE SWOOP ON CLEOPATRA CALL GIRLS
      183 2 HOME. Mon.— Police have 1 broken up a call girl ring that involved some young girls who had minor parts in the film Cleopatra, it was disclosed yesterday. More than 30 girls, many of them in their teens, were involved. According to police,
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      11 in truck die
      41 2 TEL AVIV. Mon. A passenger express train yesterday .smashed Into a truck carrying 17 people, all relatives headed for a cemetery memorial service for a member of the family, killing 11 and Injuring the other six.— U.P.l.
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      NOW—SLIDING DOORS IN CARS
      103 2 NOW— SLIDING DOORS IN CARS LONDON. Mon. fjOACH-BUILDER Jack Marsh, who was once almost killed by a carelessly opened car door, has devised a way to prevent a similar occurrence —sliding doors. He believes they could reduce considerably the 3.000 injuries a year caused by negligently opened side doors, and
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      Renegades
      38 2 TOKYO. Mon.— More than 400 officers and men of the Royal Laotian armed forces have crossed over to the Laotian rebel forces during the first quarter of this year, the New China news agency reported today.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon THE POET WANTED BRIGITTE AS HIS MUSE
      159 2 THE POET WANTED BRIGITTE AS HIS MUSE J7LORENCE. Mon— A 34--year-old Italian seeking inspiration for a poem from Brigitte Bardot tried to force his way into her hotel bedroom early yesterday, police said The police were called to the hotel in the little Florentine hill town of Fiesole because a
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      Lock icon A WAR ON REBELS PLANNED
      94 2 A WAR ON REBELS PLANNED 1/ ATM ANDU, Mon. The Nepalese Army is planning an offensive against rebels In the Thyangchapu 2 area of Nepal, near the Slkklm border, official sources said here yesterday. They said the place had been under rebel control for nearly a month, "but the rebels
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      Lock icon Jakarta sends 'regulars' to Irian war
      310 2 Jakarta sends 'regulars' to Irian war JAKARTA. Monday \|R. N. SUWAGES, 1? commandant of the "West Irian Combat Corps," has announced in Amboina in the Celebes that the first Indonesian regular troops will leave soon for the "battlefront" in West Irian. He said the troops would be drawn from bis
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      Lock icon 16 refuse return trip to China
      258 2 SYDNEY, Monday. SIXTEEN officers and men walked off the British freighter Hannington Court here yesterday a few hours before she was due to sail for China with a cargo of wheat. The ship's full complement is 37. They said they would rather go to
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      Lock icon 1,000 HOURS OF DRAWING EARNS 1,000 SMILES
      134 2 1,000 HOURS OF DRAWING EARNS 1,000 SMILES DONCASTER. Mon. Mr. Thomas Shaw, 36, a labourer, devoted 1,000 spare time hours last year to making a cartoon film for his children. Now. just six weeks after completing the six-minute film "Show Fun," it has won a national 16 mm. film contest
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      Lock icon Third camp on Everest
      47 2 NEW DELHI, Mon.— The 14--man Indian expedition to Mount Everest has set up Its third camp at 21,200 ft. near the Lhotse Glacier, according to a report received here today. This Is the second Indian attempt to scale the world's highest mountain. Reuter.
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      DANGER IN HANDSHAKES
      65 2 BERLIN, Mon.— East Germans were told yesterday to stop shaking hands— to help combat a dysentery epidemic that has cost three lives. Visits to hospitals and public meetings have been banned. The East German Government reported 26,983 cases In East Berlin, 602 in Frankfurt -on Oder and
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      2 MORE AMERICAN SOLDIERS SLAIN
      101 3 2 MORE AMERICAN SOLDIERS SLAIN OAIGON. Mon. Com- munist Viet Cong g.uerillas killed two American soldiers and captured two others yesterday in a small village about 500 miles north of here, U.S. officials said today. They said the soldiers were members of the U.B. special forces troops training the Vietnamese
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      Lock icon LOMBARD GROUP QUITS AFRICA
      178 3 LONDON, Monday. 'PHE British Government's "disastrous policy" in r Africa will eventually make the African continent virtually impossible for prudent European investment, Mr. E. G. Spater, chairman of the Lombard Banking group, said in his annual report to shareholders yesterday. He disclosed that the group had
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      Lock icon Recount of ballots
      50 3 MANILA. Mon.— The recount of ballots in connection with the electoral protest of former President Carlos P. Garcia against President Diosdado Macapagal will begin tomorrow, according to Press reports here today. Mr. Garcia alleged that fraud and illegal methods of counting gave victory to Mr. Macapagal.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Smallpox cases
      39 3 BRIDGEND (South Wales), Mon. Four cases of smallpox were confirmed at the Glanrhyd mental hospital near here yesterday, bringing to 11 the number of people all women suffering from the disease In the current South Wales outbreak.Reuter.
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      Dollars for freedom: Fidel agrees to talks
      104 3 Dollars for freedom: Fidel agrees to talks NEW YORK. Mon.— A committee representing the families of the captured Cuban invaders announced last night Premier Fidel Castro's Government has agreed to permit a fourman delegation to go to Havana to negotiate for the release of the 1.180 prisoners. The Cuban Government
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      27 3 LONDON, Mon.— The Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Duncan Sandys, has asked four British High Commissioners in Africa to return to London for Common Market consultations. Reuter.
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      Lock icon DE GAULLE GAINS SWEEPING 'OUF VOTE
      186 3 Frenchmen give President free hand to lead Algeria to full freedom PARIS. Monday PRESIDENT Charles de Gaulle last night won still another sweeping confidence vote from his fellow- Frenchmen an d a free hand to lead violence-racked Algeria to full independence. In a nation-wide
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      Lock icon How the Voting went
      54 3 How the Voting went REGISTERS) voters 26.983.275, votes cast 20.402.503; valid votes 19.300.206. YES: 17.505.473. or 90.7 per cent of valid votes. NO: 1.794.553. or 9.30 per cent of valid votes. Spoiled voting papers 1.102,477, or 5.4 per cent of all votes cast. Abstentions 6.580.--772. or 24.38 per cent of
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      Lock icon Leaders to hold vital talks
      262 3 rpUNIS, Mon. Alge- rian Nationalist leaders will meet here next weekend for vital talks on the political future of an independent Algeria. The Algerian leaders' main task, according to the Algerian Provisional Government Information Minister, Mr. Mohammed Yazld. would be to turn the National Front
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      Lock icon Tribal warfare in Aden
      87 3 ADEN, Mon. Tribal warfare has broken out in the remote hills of East Aden Protectorate on the Yemen border and two tribesmen have been killed so far and many Injured, Mr. Ahmed Bashraheel. Secretary of the Ministry of Internal Security in the Federation of Arab Amirates
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      387 3 Keel: 10.30 Folksongs From RADIO MALAYA Ground The World: 11.00 Close j num. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE JTSf*i2?SSS:*» RADI Singapore gara-ku. Newt i Headlines. 6.0h SHORTWAVE SERVICE Morning Melodies; 7.00 Ren- jj metres desvous With Music; 7.30 Time u ,n Signal. News; 7.35 Breakfast E J> M A <;iub; 8.00 Time Signal.
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    Baby show winners
    70 4 JOHORE BAItRU, Mon. Master Lav Chu Keong was adjudged the "bonniest baby' at the World Health Day baby show at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here yesterday. Baby Lav also won the title in the six months to one year category. Other prize winners were: Raja Multhln blntc
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    Water cut
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Water will be cut off along Aljunled Road between No. 310-D, Aljunled Road and Salllm Road from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Five of 17 insurance firms send replies
    273 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. fHE Ministry of Finance today revealed that nine of the notices sent in registered covers to the offices of 17 insurance companies, requiring them to furnish statements of rates of life assurance premiums, had been returned undelivered. Acknowledgment receipts were received
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    Auto Club plans treasure hunt
    59 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Royal Air Force Seletar Auto Club will hold a "Treasure Hunt" on Sunday, beginning at 9 a.m. from the main gate of the RAJ 1 Station. Seletar. The event Ls open to all members of the Singapore Motor Club, the Forces Motoring
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    A discussion on jazz music
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A discussion on American jazz will be held at the library of the United States Cultural Centre, Armenian Street, on Wednesday at 6 p.m. The discussion will be led by Mrs. Helen Brown.
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    EXPERTS TO ADVISE ON WATER SUPPLIES
    147 4 EXPERTS TO ADVISE ON WATER SUPPLIES SINGAPORE, Mon. Two British consultant engi neers have arrived In Singapore to help the State develop Its water supply. According to a Government spokesman, the two experts were appointed by the Water Engineer, Mr. P.C. Llm. during his recent world tour. They will help
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    CLARA VERGHESE MAKES SINGAPORE DEBUT
    183 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. —At the Cultural Centre last night a young Singapore pianist. Miss Clara Verghese gave a fine performance to a select audience of music lovers. Opening with two sonatas by Scarlatti, she got Into her stride in the Fantasia in C minor by Mozart.
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    I'm proud of S'pore -says Inche Yusof
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    IMPRESSED BY GENERAL HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT
    300 4 SINGAPORE, Mon ritHE Yang dl-Pertuan X Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, was shown some ultra modern equipment In the Singapore General Hospital today during the first stage of a four-day official tour of departments of th« Ministry of Health and Law. Later, on being shown
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    Morphine was found in corpse, court told
    255 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. SIGNALMAN James Walter Howe, 21, of the Royal Signals, had taken morphine and alcohol before his death in a Muar Road house, Mr. Goh Heng Leong, the Second Criminal District Judge, was told today. Traces of morphine. It was] stated, were
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    BROKER ACQUITTED OF IMPERSONATION
    141 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. -r Tan Teow Soon, 27, a rubber broker, was acquitted in the Fourth Magistrate's Court today of a charge of Impersonation. Tan was alleged to have posed as a Social Welfare officer at a boarding house in Tay Lian Teck Road, at about 8
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      430 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES "THE following is today's sche- Lumpur (ML 171) 10 a.m. dule of civil aircraft move- DEPARTURES menu at Paya Lebar airport BOAC: To Darwin. Sydney. Singapore. Melbourne (BA 718) 7 pjn.; to c i Kuala Lumpur. Colombo. BomAKKIMI bay. Teheran. Cairo. Rome. LonBOAC: From London. Beirut.
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    Pilgrims' savings plan
    415 5 CORPORATION (TO BE SET UP) WILL HELP MUSLIMS SAVE UP FOR TRIP TO MECCA KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Kazan bin Hussein, today announced a two-point plan to help Malayan Muslims go on pilgrimages to Mecca and to take part in promoting rural
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    Padi crop in danger in North Krian
    247 5 PARIT BUNTAR, Mon \JEARLY 2,000 acres of rich padi land in the North Krian area has been affected by a disease that damages the rice-bearing stalks by retarding the growth of the grain and turning the plant red. About one-third of this area
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    EQUAL PAY ISSUE: MORE SUPPORT
    115 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Association of Teachers of English in Chinese Schools. Selangor Branch, has declared its support for equal pay for women teachers. A resolution on this Issue was passed at the annual meeting of the branch l«t night. The union chairman. Mr. Lim
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    Maths-hating students —picket exams office—
    231 5 Maths-hating students picket exams office KLALA LIMPLR, Mon More than 70 mathe-matics-hating students of private schools here picketed in front of the Examinations Syndicate this morning for the abolition of the subject in the qualifying test for the Senior Cambridge Examination. They contended that as the subject was not compulsory
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    Mentri to visit coir factory
    45 5 BATU PAHAT, Mon.— The Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Hassan bin Hajl Yunos, will visit a colr-manufacturtng centre at Parlt Mampan near here on April 21. The centre is Johore's first rural industrial project, established under the Rural Industrial Development Authority.
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    NO TEACHERS—SO SCHOOLS CLOSE
    161 5 NO TEACHERS— SO SCHOOLS CLOSE KUCHING, Monday. TWO Chinese secondary schools here have been 1 closed temporarily due to a lack of teachers. A third school is being run by teachers hastily recruited from other schools About 50 out of 78 teachers in the three schools, which are controlled by
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    Lim Chong Eu in Borneo
    58 5 KUCHING. Mon.— Dr. Lim Chong Eu. former president of the Malayrn Chinese Association, arrived In Kuchlng yesterday from Singapore for a three-day stay as guest of the chairman of the Sarawak United Peoples Party, Mr. Ong Kee Hul He flies to Bibu on Tuesday for
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    Flag day appeal
    30 5 IPOH. Mon. The Perak branch of the Federation of Malaya Red Cross Society collected $1,557 in the annual flag day appeal in Ipoh area over the weekend.
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    Murder: 2 wanted
    53 5 KLANO. Mon.— Police herf are looking for two youths who slashed a radio mechanic to death at a radio shop In Jalan Nanas on Saturday night. Long Ah Shen, 17, alias Long Heng Ting, was found with stab wounds in his chest outside the shop. He died
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    Music lesson
    32 5 MALACCA. Mon.— Students at St. David's Secondary School here will be given a "music lesson" tomorrow by the band of the 2nd Bn., Royal Australian Regiment, based at Terendak Camp.
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    Petition to ban the toddy shop
    63 5 Petition to ban the toddy shop SINGAPORE. Mon— A ban the-toddy-shop petition, signed by 1.500 people, was delivered to Mr. On? Pang Boon, the Minister for Home Affairs, here today. The petition, filed through the Tamil section of the Liberal Socialist Party, also urged the Government to follow un the
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    SINGAPORE 'ORGY' THAT BARS ADVANCE
    552 6 SINGAPORE 'ORGY' THAT BARS ADVANCE Businessmen told of labour unrest, Malaysia concern SINGAPORE. MON ORGY of industrial unrest, and concern over the realisation of Malaysia, were today listed as two obstacles to the State's industrial progress by Mr. A.W. Scott, retiring chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. At the
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    Pik Yuk flies to England
    148 6 PIK Yl'K. the waif-to-wealth girl of Hone Kong seen with her adoptive mother. Mrs. Patrick O Noil-Dunne at Singapore Airport beforr they flew to England on Sunday night. Pik Yuk (Translucent Jade) was found abandoned outRide a Hong Kong ronvent three years ago. Now she
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    The quiet revolution changed the lives of the Ibans
    231 6 The quiet revolution changed the lives of the Ibans KICHING. Mon— A quiet revolution has chanced the lives of the "cantankerous and acgressive" Ihans of Lemanak. who have led a nomadic life from time immemorial. The Lemanak Ibans are now learning to stay put in one place, cultivate the land
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    STUDENTS BACK NANYANG MEN'S COUNCIL DECISION
    130 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Iho Nanyang University Students' Union today supported a recent decision of the university's PanMalayan delegates conference to call the first meeting of the new council "even without Government representatives." The new council, set up in accordance with the provisions of the Nanyang
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    Five jailed for bid to sell a teenage girl
    226 6 Five jailed for bid to sell a teenage girl A LOR STAR, Moil. Five men were today sentenced to six months' jail on a charge of attempting to sell a pretty 14-year-old girl for the purpose of prostitution. Cnung Ooi Pang. 31. of Kedah. Ng Aun Heng, 22. Ong Man
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    Clothes stolen from car
    56 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Inche Abdul Hamid bin Johan was having supper at a Campbell Road stall la.-t night when thieves took clothing valued at $150 from his car parked 30 yards away. He told the police that he also lost $25 in cash kept in a
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    $400 stolen in temple raid
    33 6 PENANG, Mon. Burglars broke Into the Kallamman temple In Ayer Itam last night and stole a collection box containing $400 Clothes belonging to a priest were also stolen
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    Machine stolen
    24 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A duplicator machine valued lat S9OO was stolen from the I Fish Merchants Association !in Foch Avenue here yester-
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    The very willing captive of Cap d'Ail
    1820 7  -  PETER BLOXHAM FIRST OF A FIVE-PART SERIES... BY WHERE DOES REALITY END AND THE LEGEND BEGIN FOR THE GREAT GARBO? in an elegant drawing-room, an old lady talks earnestly about spiritualism. In the grounds of a Riviera villa, a middle-aged lady swings through
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    47 8 it Word* 110 (Minimum) MADAM AGNES COH Uek Luan. beloved mother of Francis Tay« and Mary Taye passed away peacefully 4 62. Cortege leaving 319. T'pper BMt Coaat Road. <<i m.a. 10.4.62 at 4lf p.m. for Church Of The Holy KsmJly. Katoog. thence to Btdadarl Cemetery
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    IN MEMORIAM
    41 8 !0 Iforrf* $10 (Minimum) IN EVEN LOVING Memory Of My Late Orandfather The Late Mr. Tap Grok Bonn. "You went Away When I ua> Small. Ood'n Will Be Done, I Couldn't Ask For More. Inserted By V. P. 8.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    110 8 J* ITerrfs tit (Minimum) BE A GOOD Malayan— Read Berlta Marian. The National Newspaper In the romanlsed National Language and follow contemporary developments In UM Land you live In. JOAN TOOKE't ACBNCV specialise* in aupplyiriK competent temporary and Permanent ataff. Sccntanal net-vice i liable. TfKphon. Singapore TMSS, Kuala Lumpur
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      Trial And Error
      684 8 I If the proceedings at preliminary inquiries can be as unsatisfactory as is suggested, plainly there is reason to consider altering the system. As far as we are aware, this is the first complaint of its kind, and it is bound to turn attention back to the
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      Double Vote
      290 8 Although there has never been the faintest doubt that the French referendum would go the way de Gaulle wanted, even the general himself must be feeling slightly overwhelmed by the massive support he has received for the Algerian peace agreements. The first five million votes counted contained eighty-eight
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      Border War
      241 8 Because little is heard about the terrorists in the border area the public assumes that not only are they no threat, they are not even a nuisance. But as long as they exist they are a threat There are still about five hundred of them, a reduction of
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    Lock icon An Asian problem FOR THE Common Market
    824 8  - An Asian problem FOR THE Common Market GAVIN GORDON by THE six countries of Europe which form the Common Market have an Asian problem on their hands. What shall be done about the so-called "Croup Two" countries? These are the countries India. Pakistan, Ceylon and Hong Kong which Common Market
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    Radio Malaya's quest for announcers.. Letters
    259 8 Radio Malaya's quest for announcers.. Letters I FEEL I must clarify what I wrote as a result of thf points raised by "L.S." In his letter in tne Straits Times of April 6. We moat certainly do know what we are looking for and are still continuing with the search.
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    THE PAPERBACK REVOLUTION
    922 8 THE PAPERBACK REVOLUTION The poor man's answer to the biggest market of a11... EIGHTY million paperbacks were produced by British publishers last year. There is little doubt the number will soon exceed a hundred million a year. Whilst the paper-bound book Is by no means new. (the first were produced
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      585 8 StraiU Times Malay Mail Classified advertisements may be handed tej Ist Floor COLD TO RACE ARCADK Orchard Rood COLD STORAOK BRANCHES AT HOLLAND RO AD-KATONO KIPPtL ROAD-NAVAL BUMS Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK STORK LTD Winchester Houu. Cvllyer Quay TMI NEWS FRONT ntzpetrlck's Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL S Admiralty Road. Naval
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    Former Mayor Ong is sued
    1241 9 TWO C/7T COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS WERE LIBELLOUS, COURT TOLD COUNSEL SAYS BE WILL PROVE EXPRESS MALICE— Am ADDS: 'MARCUS WAS HOUNDED OUT Marcus found job with the Harbour Board but not for long he was urged to drop suit SINGAPORE, Monday. JJEARING of a suit by
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    GOVT. AGREES TO NEGOTIATE
    42 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government will open negoti ations with the Singapore Government Storekeepers Onion on claims for a salary revision on April 17. The union's claims cover overtime, promotions, quar ters, grading of stores and shortage of staff.
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    Bank fires two more (total: 14)
    150 9 CINGAPORE, Mon. The management of the United Commercial Bank in Raffles Place has dismissed two more employees, bringing the total number of employees sacked within two weeks to 14. All of them are now on strike outside the bank premises in protest against what
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    Lock icon Fund for Miss Lai nears $67,000
    680 9 Fund for Miss Lai nears $67,000 I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The fund for Miss Lai Yoke Heong, who lost her arms in a recent road accident, went up today by $3,9lB— making it a grand total of nearly $67,000. Donations today from Straits Times readers totalled $2,4 18.85 $2,266.85 received here
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    Minister's tour
    26 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Thf Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jubir, will be here on Thursday on his way to visit Kota Tinggi.
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    PLANS FOR SEACOM CABLE LINK TO GO AHEAD
    179 9 PLANS FOR SEACOM CABLE LINK TO GO AHEAD KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Plans for a South -East Asia Commonwealth telephone cable (seacom) which would bring "marked improvements" in communications between Malaya and Singapore, North Borneo, Brunei. Sarawak. Hong Kong and New Guinea are to ko ahead. This was announced in a
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    Magistrate's Court burgled at Klang
    154 9 Magistrate's Court burgled at Klang 1/-LANG, Mon. Th» 50-year-old magistrate's court here was burgled last night The discovery was made at 7.40 a.m. by an office boy, All bin Ibrahim, 16. when he went to the office The eaves of the door to the Commissioner of Oaths' office were ripped
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    Disorderly: $15 each
    62 9 PENANO, Mon.-.Two seamen, Sahafer Willy. 45. and Lars Gunnar, 20, who were found lying on the five-foot-way of a Chulia Street bar. were today fined $15 each for disorderly behaviour. They pleaded guilty. Philip Cartladge, 20. of the Royal Australian Regiment, Malacca, and John Terrence. U, of
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    Safety week
    20 9 MALACCA. Mon. The Malacca Municipal traffic advisory committee today agreed to hold a road safety week in town.
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      DISPLAY OF ART BY STUDENTS
      535 10 f UliRE was no V.l.P. lo cut the ribbon. There were no customary speeches to mark the opening. But the two-day exhibition of work by students of the Alexandra Secondary Modern School in Gillman Barracks, Singapore, was a tremendous success. More than the official ceremony
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      Housecraft section for teenage girls
      180 10 Housecraft section for teenage girls place Into a lounge and dining room. "In no time the girls were enthusiastic about choosing the right colour scheme, then went on a shopping spree to buy the right furnishing materials. "Within weeks we had the room looking cosy enough. The girls did the
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      Recipe for an Easter cake
      279 10 LIERE is an almond-topped Easter cake which the family is sure to enjoy during the holiday season. i You need Boz. butter, 6oz. castor sugar, Boz. plain flour, teaspoon baking powder. 2oz. chopped, blanched almonds, loz ground or marzipan meal 3 eggs, 1 tablespoon milk.
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      ITEMS THAT CROWD A HANDBAG
      173 10 ITEMS THAT CROWD A HANDBAG j^fOST women get a iTI shock when they dig into their handbags and discover what they have been carrying in their purses. And this is what I discovered when I cleared my office handbag recently. It contained a receipt for a tube of lipstick I
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      385 10 I ENJOY BEING A GlRLffe <IB^^™* jA I like scarves and flowers, perfume and jewellery, lipstick and rust I y petticoats I enjoy being a girl. I like being neat and sweet. In fact, there were only a few times when I didn't feel immaculate and every girl knows when
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      275 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. It's basic to any elm-tree (10) 1. 26. 27. 26. Note about publl- 12. Where marrlagei are forged city; get a living in the coun- (6. S). try taking in terribly dry law 13. Old weapon, a term used by summary to study very East
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    Soldier who acted 'like man gone mad'
    2152 11  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS COURT MARTIAL TOLD HOW OFFICER DREW PISTOL AFTER PRIVATE ATTACKED HIM B, and VIC NAYAGAM I FIRED TWO SHOTS AND BLEW WHISTLE FOR MISSING FIVE TO COME BACK' SAYS AZIB IN CROSS-EXAMINATION J^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. A soldier of the Federation Army
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      IN: THE SMALLEST TRANSISTOR RADIO
      167 12 JAPAN has introduced to the Federation and Singapore a miniature electronic transistor radio claimed to be the tiniest in the world. The manufacturers. Standard Radio Corporation of Tokyo, have appointed Wo Kee Hong Co.. Hong Kong, as sole agents for South-East Asia. Mr. W. Lee,
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      Chamber chief
      66 12 Mr. K O. H. Allen, manager of Jardlne Waugh <M) Ltd.. Ipoh, has been elected president of the F.M.S Chamber of Commerce. Perak branch. The committee comprises: Messrs. O. W. Clemetson (Perak River Hydro). D. H. Cloake (James Warren). O. M. Harper (Cold Storage), G. J. Moxon (Harper.
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      'Stop this pirating,' warns paint firm
      355 12  -  CHAN BONG SOO Competitors "cashing in' on products claim By i gHERVVIN-Williaim Co., world's largest manufacturer of paint, is watching with grave concern how competitors are "cashing in" on the popularity of its Super Kern-Tone in Malaya. This was disclosed in Singapore by Mr.
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      Assistant becomes broker's partner
      174 12  -  GUNN CHIT THYE AN Asian who Joined the Penang. firm of sharebrokers. A. A. Anthony and Co.. as an assistant 10 years ago, has been admitted as a partner from this month. "I feel sharebrokers have a definite role to play in serving Malayan Investors." said
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      Local agents
      35 12 George Cohen (Far East) Ltd. are the agents for the tracked carriers manufactured in Canada by the Robln-Nodwell Manufacturers Ltd of Alberta. The carriers can be used for agriculture, mining and forestry purposes.
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      Three more partners for S'pore sharebrokers
      106 12 rrmßEb new partners nave 1 been admitted to the eighty-nine year old firm of Fraser and Co stock, share and exchange brokers of Singapore They are Messrs. W A Measor. J.D Palmer and D.F.H. Sinclair who were all previously assistants with the firm Mr
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      Business visit
      27 12 Mx. J. P D. Wood, sales 11 rector of Banders and Forter Ltd will arrive In 81nga x>re from London on May o promote sales.
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      NEW TIMBER BODY OFFICIALS
      86 12 NEW TIMBER BODY OFFICIALS rriHE Federation of Malaya 1 Timber Exporters Association Kuala Lumpur, has elected these office bearers: President. Oriental Thai Corporation vice president, General Trading Corporation (M) Ltd.; hon. treasurer. James Warren and Co. Ltd. Committee. Overseas Merchants Ltd.. Union Timber Trading Co. Ltd. N.S. Associated Bawmlllers Ltd..
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      USHA MAY SET UP ASSEMBLY PLANT HERE
      188 12 rpHE possibility of the establishment of an as- sembly plant in Singapore for Usha sewing machines will be discussed by Mr. J. R. Kapur, retiring local manager with his head office in Calcutta. Mr. Kapur who left on Sunday said that he had
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      MINISTER TO OPEN TRAVEL DEPT.
      130 12 MINISTER TO OPEN TRAVEL DEPT. NEW ideas to keep the traveller happy were put into operation by the travel department of Harper Gilftllan and Co. Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, last week. For the convenience of travellers, the department will be open every Wednesday up to 7 p.m. There will be toys
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      1468 13 10 LIVER. PL A WESI COAST U.R Vuc Sport Saire S*l)a» > *«at AJU LinrMtl laPt/Apr 11 Apr 12 PATROCLOB LiverpMl. Dublin. Gltsftw Apr 12 Apr 14 Apr 14/11 Apr 17 MAION M'seiiies, I'ptM. DvbHn Api ll Api H Apt 17/21 Apt 11 ELPEHOR Havre, limpttl. Glasgow Api II Apt
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      1276 13 THE E. A. C. LINESSAILINSS T8 SENOA, IE HAVRE. HAMSURS, AHTVUERP ROTTERDAM. OSLO, COTHtHBMRC AHO COPtNHACtH appre B*nam ftMO« £9^*®i "siunbia" m am Apt »sv» api tans ah fiTVsJ VU "»U»UAMA- a) n Apr. 4 May 1/ I Mat 1/ I May Hv2\B -IAAUCCA" I) 17/»May n/tl M»t O/S4 May
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      1539 13 TKE BEN UNE STEAMERS LTD.! MlOa) BUILOIM SINGAPORE ItL- BStftrw j EtPtISS SERVICE IB tONOON LIWRPPI j COHTIHEHTAL PORTS Stan p fata* '•tnaig BEHHIANI (HJ H Itft. LIM. Matte. At«p Apt 18/9 Apt H/» Apt U/ 1 BEHOORAK itlfi I'pttT. R'dam. Hull, rfljuri Apr Hi 1 Apr M/a BENLOYAL (EXJ
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    221 14 CHIPS lying aienxiHle the Slnsapere J whsrves tsOay ars: fieibun Mam ~'6. Marine Navigator 18. Pres. Adams I" 11. K. rnbank 44, Menetlhru* 4/3, Slsll 27. Chltral 42/43, Loudtma 16/16, Clara. Jebseo 6A, Beotortß 31. Auby 32, s.-menyih NW 4. Banana 18. Outsr reads: Majula, TJokrominoto.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    93 14 MELBOURNE, Mon. TNVESTMENT sh*res continuexl to firm in fairly solid trading. Oils, however, were quiet and most showed small rises. A.O.G. closed steady. Base Metals were steadier, while Loans were llrm. N.B. Hill 18/4 I Mout t»a T2'4» Ampol 12/1* Con. Zinc. 62/9 B A.C.I. 71/9 Herald 99/6
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    STRAITS TRADING RESULTS DELIGHT STOCK EXCHANGE
    394 14 From Our Market Correspondent QJTRAITS Trading started off the week as far as the Malayan Stock Exchange was concerned with an announcement of almost monumental solidarity, which delighted the market Certainly this year's seventy-fifth anniversary has proved a good one for holders who bought
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayan Stork Indira April 7 April y Industrial*: 170.90 174.46 Tins: 517.1t 317.06 Robbers: 195.84 193.84 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    736 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Dunlop" (2.000) (1.61. (1.63 OL; P. and N. orda (1.000) (2.74 sd: M. Cement (3.000) (2.67, 11.000) (2.A6: MeAlister (3.000) (1.31: OCBC (29.50 OL: Rothmana (4,000) «1.55 D, ON, (2,000)
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    Rubber price improves on stockpile clarification
    294 14 WITH the clarification of the Agency for International Development and General Service Administration plan to provide tyre and tube aid for four countries from stockpiled rubber sources rubber prices steadied in Singapore yesterday. When it was found rubber to be used for this purpose
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 14 April. 9 RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 781 cents (up 14 cents). K.L.: 78} cents (up one cent). TIN: $479.25 per picul (down $1). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (unchanged).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    111 14 Apn< It Tbroe months (UNOFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS P. at N. 13 cv Cold storage M B Box 13 eta. SteanMhlp 9 ct» Breweries 37 cv. 8. Times 14 ct» Roblnaon 0 cv. S. Traders M <-•» 8. Darny 5d DMMSM 13 Hi W. Jacka B cv. MIMING* A.
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    Rubber crops
    24 14 Further March rubber crop* Include* Riven-lew 154.000 lb. Ratn LlnUng 178,000 lb.. Glrnraly 123.480 lb Kempas 408.000 Ib.. RadelU 21 800 lb
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    121 14 CHINESE FrsdtM* luhmn Sing* swr* n**n pri*n wr oisui y*it*rrl*y: Cocwtut .lit bulk Mil Mllcra. S44t ■•lien. Csprai April UK /Continent SZ7« buyer* »2S» aellara. P»»p*r: Muntok white (1621 Keller*. Sarawak white SIAO nlleni. upectal Barawmk Mack ***** callers, narbled Lampens blmck tl22i Mllera. ASTA $1324 aellera.
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    213 14 APRIL tint «rad* runber buyers f.e.b. closed at p.m. In Kuala Lumpur truterday at 78} cent* per lb. up one cent on Friday* closing prtc*. The tone was sjutetly *teady. FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBBER EXCHANGE ctoeln* prices la cuts paw lb y.-Mrrrlay Int. 1 R. 8.8.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    211 14 APRIL firtt xrad* rubber kuyera f.e.b. closed at 3 p.m. in Slncapore ypnterday at 78t cents per lb. up H rrnl* on Friday cloning price. Th« cloMlnK tcor was quiet. S CCR. A cloalnc prices tn cents per lb. yeMerday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b. buyers
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    39 14 I All Malayan Cichanxt Sank*' AiiKiatitn rajtM SUfl umhanged jr»l«r#Bf Hens Kong th' U.S. dellar waa quotte] at 3.712 for T.T. and .Y7ot for sasM. Sterling wti quoted at 13.85 ant en* taal el nolrt al. 2321,
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      711 14 fe, ZIM LINES F-"^ SOUTH EAST ASIA SERVICE tun Penani P. Sham S'poii B'kot S'pori P. Sham Penan, Eilat "L SCMUITt" ,5 Asr 17 Mr ll .i, j Mr? "SlltlOS" *1 MM 11 a* "»»W»" 3 Asr a »»f 11 Kay II int Agents:- INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY. 11. E-1. Asia
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      702 15 NOTICES Associated Mines (Malaya) Limited announce the output of tin concentrates for the month of March 1962 as follows:— March 1962 Piouls Tons Aver Hitam Tin Dredging Ltd.. 4006 (238',-i) Keponu Dredging Co.. Ltd.. 346 20Vi> The Sungei Besl Mines Ltd., Sungei Besi Section 984 Hong Fatt Section 617 Pelepah
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      448 15 NOTICES NOTICE Notice hereby given that as from Ist Apni. 196? Mr. Lam Wai Chlng alias Peter Lam has resigned from the MALAYAN PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY LTD. MIN LIAN COMMUNICATION CO. LTD. Application has been made to the directors of this company to Issue to Lin Tuan Hsiang a duplicate certificate
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      793 15 I TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the office of the Principal. Technical College, Ourney Road. Kuala Lumpur 'or the supply, delivery and installation of electrical appliances tor the College Hostel. Specifications can be had on application to the Technical College Office. Tenders close at 12.00 noon on
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      808 15 (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT M Words tS (Mi*.)— Box tt cts. sztra WANTED Cookboy and Amah, Holland Koad area Pbone ***** (Spore). IMMEDIATELY REQUIRED. fast Bills typist. Preferably Elderly Indian Male. Tel: (B'pore) *****. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY Box A 339 B.T. K.L. Position filled. Applicants taanked. GENERAL AMAH must
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    PHEE ('CONSCIENCE CLEAR') JOINS HIS FAMILY AND MANY FRIENDS IN OFFERING THANKS TO DEITY...
    115 16 THE PHEES at home yesterday. Mr. Phee is seated in this picture with his mother, Madam Khor Aun. 67. With them at left is Mr. Phee's eldest son. Boon Chye. and. at right, his youngest son.
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    'Return to politics? I want time to think'
    412 16  -  KHOR THEAN HONG by BUTTERWORTH, Mon MR. PHEE JOO TEIK, former deputy chairman of the Butterworth Town Council, who was acquitted last Saturday on all six counts of accepting a $15,000 bribe from a bus company director, said here today he had
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    'Loose federation' is suggested
    129 16 KUCHING, Mon.— The Cobbold Commission, gathering views of the North Borneo people on Malaysia, has completed sessions in the districts of Papar and Beaufort. The sessions Included strong criticism against the Malaysia plan by two European district councillors, Mr. R. R. Lawes (Beaufort) and Mr. R
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    Decree nisi for wife
    69 16 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Mr. Justice Adams today .granted a decree nisi to a Kluang schoolteacher. Mrs Mary Santhiyago. also known as Mary Nathan, who sued for divorce from her husband. Mr R P Deviyanathan on grounds of desertion She said her husband, whom she married on
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    RAKYAT NOW BACKS LIMBANG CLAIM
    123 16 J£UCHING, Mon— A row is again brewing over the Sarawak-controlled enclave of Limbang. which now cuts Brunei into two. Recently 21 people, claiming to represent 8.000 out of Limbang's 15,000 people wrote to Sarawak's Governor, Sir Alexander Waddell. demanding the return of the enclave to
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    A Colombo Plan man brings home his N.Z. bride
    145 16 A Colombo Plan man brings home his N.Z. bride IJUALA LUMPUR. Mon A Malayan student who recently took a pretty New Zealand Chines* bride will be bringing her home this week. He is Mr. Goh Kuan Meng, who will soon take up a post as assistant lecturer at the University
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      525 16 NOTICES NOTICE NGEE ANN KONGSI SCHOLARSHIPS. NOTICE is hereby given that five scholarships two of which will be tenable at the Nanyang University, two at the University or Singapore and one at an Australian University are offered by the Ngee Ann Kongsi. Candidates may be either sex and shall:— (a)
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      168 16 We are pleased to announce that in co-operation with LOMBARD CENTRAL FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED we can now offer hire purchase facilities for cors sold under our Home Delivery Scheme. Vehicles covered by our Home Delivery Scheme include Jaguar, Mercedes-Benz, Simca, DKW and Auto-Union. Delivery of vehicle can be made throughout
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      Badminton glory pledge
      505 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL MALAYAN TEAM PRACTISE AT THIS WONDERFUL' STADIUM By Kuala Lumpur, Mon. PLAYERS TRAINING FOR ABC TOURNAMENT HAVE SHOWN THE RIGHT SPIRIT, SAYS COACH KEE FONG THE Malayan badminton players training for the Asian B.C. championships, which start here this month, today went for their first
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      Lock icon Triple crown for Gaik Bee in —Paris—
      124 17 Triple crown for Gaik Bee in Paris pARIS. Mon. Tan Gaik Bee, Malaya's top woman badminton player, won three titles at the French International championships here yesterday. After a runaway 11-1, 11--2 victory over Mrs. Jane van Derwilligen of Belgium in the singles Anal, Gaik Bee went on to capture
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      SAFA 'okay' for Burnley Cup team
      124 17 SAFA 'okay' for Burnley Cup team SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Amateur FA. decided at a uncll meeting tonight to sponsor Singapore Combined Schools entry for the inaugural Burnley Cup competition to be run by F-A. of Malaya this year. SAFA. has Imposed one condition, however: that the Schools guarantee to complete
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      Malayan Youth XI win 9-0
      31 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Malayan Youth tonight played Selangor Rangers to a standstill and won 9-0 in a friendly soccer match played at the Merdrk:> Stadium.
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      4-1 beating for Youths
      161 17 CINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Youth team will leave for Bangkok on Wednesday to compete In the fourth Junior Asian Cup competition starting on Saturday only because S.A.F.A. had promised them the trip. Immediately after Youths were beaten 4-1 by Singapore "B" 1 at Jalan Besar Stadium
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      ASIAN IRON-MEN TO RE-GROUP
      302 17  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Asian Weightlifting Federation is to be re-formed and will press for more Asian representation on the International Weightlifting Federation. The Indonesian Weightliftlng Association (Persatuan Angkat Besi Seluroh Indonesia) Is Initiating this move and has asked Singapore and Malaya for
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      DREAMBOAT HEADS
      487 17 I/WTKEN of the I? country's top 4|M will contest he Singapore Derby to be ran orer 1^ mlirs on Sunday, April 15, at Buklt Tlmah. Dreaniboat head* the field with 0.10. WelghU for this CL 1 classic are: Dreaniboat 9.10 Balkan Bambino 9.02 Kerrydale .Ml Summer Wine 9.00
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      Splendid workout by Usaha-Setia
      290 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. Usaha-Setia drew attention to his chances in the 6f Manchester Plate on Wednesday with a dashing gallop on a soft track at tfuklt Tlmah this morning. Keeping fairly wide out, this Stardust horse went stylishly over 3f In 37 4/5 with Mickey Donnelly astride.
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      251 17 SOCCER A i££l K CUP 2nd (SPore. 1/2 Gurkha Rifles 8 Ist Bn N2 Regt 0. FEN AN O DIV. S: Pelandok 2 PIA 0: Olugor Club 1 PIBC 0. FRIENDLY (T. Anson) ACS S Rubana Bst. 0. GOLF FRIENDLY (KL>: Sentul Oolf Club's team bt Tang dl-Pertuan
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      Unchanged Services XI get second chance v Cristal
      254 17  - Unchanged Services XI get second chance v Cristal F. SALAHUDIN By TpHE Singapore Joint Services will field the same 1 team who held Sporting Cristal to a 2-2 draw on Friday, in their return match against the Peruvians at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow (7.30 p.m.) A Joint Services FA. selector,
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      49 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER TOUR MATCH: J. S«rvlc«s V Bporttng Crlstal (Jn Besar 7.3« p.m. > STORE DIV. 2A: SCC v JolUlads (padangl; DIV. tC. R*jaji Kebenaran <Jn Besar, 6); T. Kurnu Utd v Halkowyu (St. Oeonre't DIV. 2D: SRC v P. Bukon (padang). VOLLEYBALL SVA Championships (Middle Rd CC. 5).
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    New satellite
    27 18 POINT ARGUELLO, (California 1 Mon. The United States Air Force today successfully launched a topsecret satellite, believed to be a Midas or Samos "sky spy."
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    Cadres got 'cold reception5
    512 18 Cadres got 'cold reception 5 PAP REPLIES TO THE 'RACE FEELING' CLAIM BY BARISAN: 'CALCULATED EFFORTS TO CREATE MISCHIEF' SINGAPORE, Monday. JHE PEOPLES 1 Action Parly Political Bureau today contested the claim by the Barton Sosialis that their cadres had round a /'high degree of racial feeling in their house-to-house
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    Blindness mainly due to delay
    134 18 SINGAPORE, Monday. ABOUT one in every 1,500 persons in Singapore is blind, said Dr. Ng See Yock, the State's Director of Medical Services in a talk at the World Health Day celebrations at the Cultural Centre tonight, f He said that two-thirds of the blindness
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    Pendek's wedding group
    69 18 FILM ACTOR Ibrahim Pendek, 26, and his bride, Che Hasnah binte Mohamed Amin, 19, with the bride's parents after their marriage at Kuala Besut, Trengganu. on Sunday night. Prom left to right (back row): film actor, Inche Aziz Satar, best man, Inche Mohamed Amin bin Samad, the
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    Lock icon Nasser rebuffed
    29 18 PARIS, Mon. France has rejected a United Arab Republic request for restoration of diplomatic relations, broken oil during the 1956 Suez campaign, it was learned today. U.P.I.
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    THOSE WHO – OPPOSE ASA, BY THAI -MINISTER
    89 18 THOSE WHO OPPOSE ASA, BY THAI -MINISTER- BANGKOK. Mon. The Communists and a Western power which had "lost its former interest in this region" opposed the Association of South-East Asia, the Thai Foreign Minister. Mr. Thanat Khoman. said yesterday. He did not name the Western power. Mr. Thanat said criticism
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    LONDON STOCKS (RUBBER AND TIN)
    375 18 LONDON. Mon. The arrival of Budget Day brought no hestilation in the stock markets today and last week's advance was continued under the lead of industrials. A big week-end mail brought much fresh bwtMM which MM by no menus all on behalf of the small
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    'Rubber and Reds' report denied
    176 18 LONDON, Monday. A REPORT from Singapore that Russia, China and other Communist nations have been asked to join the International Rubber Study Group was strongly denied here today. The denials came from spokesmen of the Group and the Ceylonese High Commission. Ceylon was said to
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    NO LOCKOUT, SAYS RADIO FIRM MANAGER
    139 18 NO LOCKOUT, SAYS RADIO FIRM MANAGER SINGAPORE. Mon. The O management of the Kee Huat Radio Co., Ltd., in Orchard Road today denied that It had locked out its 18 employees, as claimed by the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, representing them. The company's manager, Mr. Tan Seng Beng,
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    Dinner party
    23 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Asia Motor Company will hold a dinner party at 156. MacPherson Road, on Thursday beginning at 7.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Nepal plot
    32 18 KATMANDU. (Nepal >. Mon. A special tribunal here has Jailed 17 people charged with committing acts of sabotage in the Katmandu valley and with plotting to "rescue" exministers from detention. Reuter.
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    Ragman freed of charge
    62 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. Lim Hock Chuan. 22. a ragman accused of robbing Low Hee Tong. a hawker, and his friend. Kirn Boh Koon. a fish monger, of $402 and a cheque for $40 in January was acquitted and discharged in the Assize Court today without his defence
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    'INQUIRIES UNDER REVIEW
    87 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government has been considering the abolition of preliminary inquiries in murder cases for some time, the Minister for Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh, said today. He was commenting on a suggestion yesterday by Mr. Justice Hashlm. the Kelantan High Court Judge, that they
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    Charles gets 5 shillings weekly allowance
    67 18 Charles gets 5 shillings weekly allowance LONDON. Mon Prime Charles. It, Rets in allowance of live shillings a week. The Sunday Pictorial MM he will be given VIS when he leaves home to enter Gordonstoun School on May 1. He must hand the money to school officials who will give
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    DEATH
    48 18 CALEB CHARLES JAMES -I n» tirrd nchoolmaster pi I h fully J. 30 p.m. fl'4/til' 1.-.-iviit,.- MM 2 son*. 2 iiauKhU't son-in-law. S daughters-in-law and several Krand and great grandchildren. Cort. t« leaves 16 Jalan M.i.«)id 3 p.m. 10/4/62 for Christ t'tmrcn. Slngai>or» and thence to Bidadarl.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    35 18 MRS. CHONC KIN VOON and family thank all friend* and nlatitra who ««nt letter* of condolence. I V^ grams, wreatba, acrolls. cash, VhJßbk papers, nlcht visits and loan of cara^ in tbuir MMai bereavement.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    30 18 TODAY. JOAN BOOTY'S models I prvat-nt a fashion show. Australia* Women AnHtx.iut.on aiding th. IMMN national Blind lUZiinr. SponsOM Mullnr Phippq, Max Factor, Pm« i Darby it Camrru Ltd.
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    Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch —Relieves Pain,
    204 18 Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch Relieves Pain, Advertisement London. (Special) For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids, stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. In case after case, while gently and promptly relieving pain, actual
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      42 18 The Weather j-iIGHEST and lowest temperalures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest KUnla Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bliuru 90 73 Penang 00 73 Ipoh 93 72 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 88 76
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