The Straits Times, 13 April 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED giffiPiffigCEEDfil 100»000 The Straits Times Nat**" 1 Estd. 1845. FRIDAY. APRIL 13, 196.J 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon HARUN CLEARED
    46 1 Court reaches its verdict in 27 minutes REPORT OF CASE IN PAGE 6 A FAMILY'S moment of joy... Pte. Harun being embraced by his mother after his acquittal. At left is his overjoyed wife, at right a relative.-Straits Times picture by Wan Seng Yip.
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    IT'S OFF-that giant fair
    298 1 IT'S OFF- that giant fair SINGAPORE, Thursday. A GIANT Asian trade fair for which Singapore had been chosen as venue will not be staged here after all because the Government would have had to bear the $14.6 million deficit the fair was likely 10 incur. The choice of Singapore as
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    Then tears of Joy in embrace with wife
    338 1 Then tears of Joy in embrace with wife By JEFFREY FRANCIS: KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday pRIVATE Harun bin Abdul Malek, of the 6th Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, was today acquitted on a charge of striking his superior officer, 2nd Lt Tengku Azib bin Tengku Ma'amor, while on active service in the
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    The first...
    43 1 ROME. Thurs. Martin de Porres. illegitimate son of a Negro slave who lived in Peru in the 16th century. Is to be proclaimed the first mulatto Saint of the Roman Catholic Church. He was a lay brother of the Dominican Order.
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    Lock icon Our scene stealing wives—by Kennedy
    72 1 Our scene stealing wives— by Kennedy WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Kennedy told the Shah of Persia last night of their common "burden" beautiful wives who steal the spotlight. Proposing a toast to the Shah and the Empress Farah (above) at a state dinner here, the President said: "We both paid State
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    Second quad dies
    52 1 KUCHING. Thurs. A second quadruplet born to the wife of a policeman at the Miri general hospital last Monday has died. The condition of the other two is reported as not very satisfactory. The quadruplets, all girls. were born to 25-year-old Ramah binte Jlnung. wife of P.C.
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    Lock icon To repay debt
    47 1 PARIS. Thurs. Mr. Valery Giscard Destagn. French Finance Minister, announced today tha' France is to repay $58,700,000 (nearly £21 million sterling) of her longterm debt to the United States, thus reducing the country's total external debts to $1,600 million (over £571 million sterling).— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Killer's 'lesson'
    49 1 TAIPEH. Thurs. Lv Chiahslang. 40. was executed today by firing squad for the murder of his divorced 32--year-old wife last February. "I am sorry to die because of a woman. I hope my death will be a lesson to all." Lv said before facing his executioners. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon FRENCH POLICE ARREST 105 OAS SUSPECTS
    121 1 OARIS. Thurs. Police have arrested* 105 suspected members of the Secret Army Organisation (OAS) in the past week. Government sources said tonight. Most of the arrests were in the Paris. Lille. Toulouse, Lyons and Marseilles regions. In Algiers, well-armed insurgent troops have destroyed a
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    Lock icon P.C. 49 dies
    28 1 LONDON. Thurs. Brian Recce. 48. the British actor who won national fame as a radio series policeman "P.C. 49" died in hospital here today.— Reuter.
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    TV concession
    16 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Television sets are to be declared pioneer products for tax purposes.
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    Boy-or-girl machine
    73 1 LONDON. Thurs.—Expectant mothers will soon be able to tell within three weeks of conception the sex of the child they will bear, the Guardian reported today. A new electronic device called the Argon chromato- graph could decide the sex of a foetus within 20 minutes, it said. The
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    Conference -then 30 words on that 'lost city' expedition
    407 1 Conference -then 30 words on that 'lost city' expedition KUANTAN. Thurs. Two R.A.F. representatives today met State Government officials for an hour and discussed plans for an R.A.F. expedition to Tasek Chini. Pahang's mystery lake under which is reputed to be a legendary lost city. After the conference at the
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    Lock icon N-tests: Zorin accuses West
    210 1 N-tests: Zorin accuses West pENEVA. ThUTS. Mr. Valerian Zorin. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, said today that the KennedyMacmillan appeal to Mr. Khrushchev for a nuclear test ban treaty threatened' a new wave in the nuclear arms race. In the first Soviet ministerial comment on the appeal. Mr. Zorin denied at
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    31 1 S4J MIL. BLAZE I.IMV Tbur M-my ludjy a;>»umed tenf control Of Cozco, Southern ran, following ire de>troyed estimated St iinOOO worth of p ty in eitys comn re Rruter
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  • FOREIGN MEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Rhodesia: 'Bloodshed' warning
      119 2 Rhodesia: 'Bloodshed' warning J^ONDON. Thurs. Joshua Nkomo, Southern Rhodcsian African nationalist' leader, last nighl warned I hat "violence and bloodshed"' would be the inevitable outcome if the British Government did not heed the United Nations call for speedy independence for Southern Rhodesia. He said: "If the British Government does nothing
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      Lock icon COMMONS TOLD OF 'CLOSER MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING'
      191 2 T ONDON. Thurs. J Mr. Edward Heath. Deputy Foreign Secretary, said last night fhat the United Nations Sub-committee on Colonialism's visit to London had already been valuable in bringing about a "closer mutual understanding" between the British Government and the committee. The sub-committee, headed
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      Lock icon A big economic fall in Indonesia
      299 2 SHARP DROPS IN TIN, RUBBER, COPRA EXPORTS JAKARTA, Thursday ORE details of Indonesia's steep economic decline last year have been given to Parliament. Some details of the fall off in production for export were given. Rubber exports returned 11 285 million rupiahs (15.011 million
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      Lock icon A hundred special people for anti-bomb meeting
      154 2 A hundred special people for anti-bomb meeting ACCRA. Thurs— One hundred world personalities ar e being Invited to a "World Without the Bomb" assembly here in June, described as a new attempt to suggest a solution to international problems. Officials of the international organising committee said today that in spit*
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      Lock icon U.S. AIM in THE IRIAN DISPUTE—BY JACK
      235 2 U.S. AIM in THE IRIAN DISPUTE— BY JACK WASHINGTON, Thurs PRESIDENT Kennedy said yesterday that the objective of the United States in the West Irian dispute was to prevent military action which would be harmful to the interests of Holland and Indonesia. He told a Press conference questioner that the
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      Lock icon Talk to Reds
      22 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. President Soekarno wlli address a special congress of the powerful Indonesian Communist Party on April 25. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Dutch discuss the Bunker plan
      143 2 HAGUE. Thurs. The Dutch Government held secret consultations here today on the Bunker proposal. Political observers said there were considerable differences of opinion on the proposal both within the Government and in parliament. In some political quarters it has been said that the Foreign Minister.
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      Lock icon MAUDLING BACKS 'LITTLE EIGHT' INDIES LINK-UP
      93 2 LONDON. Thurs -Mr. Reginald Maudllr.g. Britain's Colonial Secretary, yesterday supported the idea of a smaller West Indies federation to replace the 10 Island federation which is now being dissolved by the secession of Jamaica and Trinidad. Mr. Maudling, speaking at a luncheon meeting of
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  • FOREIGIN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon SPIED ON VICES CHARGE
      123 3 SPIED ON VICES CHARGE WIESBADEN, (West Germany), Thurs. A former East German secret agent, Guenther Maennel, claimed yesterday he shook hands with a U.S. Air Force officer in East Berlin on an agreement under which the officer pledged to hand over American military secrets. Tlie officer. Capt. Joseph P. Kauffman.
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      Lock icon Director dies
      28 3 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs. Michael Curtiz. Hungarianborn film director who won an "Oscar" in 1943 for the Humphrey Bogart film "Ca.sablanca". died here last night aged 72. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hitch in first U.S.-British satellite bid
      102 3 CAPE CANAVERAL. Thurs. The attempted launching <>f ihe world's first international satellite a joint Anglo-American venture^ has been postponed for two weeks due to technical difficulties in the fii-ft. high ThorDelta rocket, the National Aeronautics and Spare Administration announced here yesterday. Oifficulties in the
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      Lock icon Kennedy angry at steel price rise
      190 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Kennedy yesterday bitterly attacked price increases ordered by U.S. steel companies as a '•wholly unjustifiable and irresponsible defiance of public interest." "A few gigantic corpora, tions have decided to increase prices in ruthless disregard of their public responsibility." he said. "This
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      Lock icon Baby found in sack
      77 3 PLYMOUTH (England). Thurs.— A ni«ht worker taking his dog for an early walk found a newborn baby in a sack lying on a muddy beach that half an hour later would have been covered by the tide. Frederick Weaver climbed down from a wharf into the
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      US $52 mil. aid
      36 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The United States Agency for International Development (AID i yesterday announced two loans to India, totalling U5552,500,000. to finance the full cost of a 300.000 kilowatt hydroelectric project in Kerala—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Italian 'moon'
      29 3 ROME. Thurs- Italy's first artificial satellite will be launched before the end of next year off the East African coast, it was disclosed here last night. -Reuter.
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      Lock icon Nehru to rest a few days
      73 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs.— The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru who is recovering from a mild virus infection will continue- to rest at his residence for a few more days, official sources said here today. It is understood that strain of work connected with the
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      Lock icon PROBE ORDERED TO SMASH MAFIA
      135 3 ROME. Thursday. yHE Italian Senate last night unanimously decided x to inquire into the Sicilian Mafia secret society and to find ways of rooting it out. It voted to set up a parliaIy commission to "exthe origin and characs of the Mafia" and to >c
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      Lock icon ASIAN COMMON MARKET IS URGED
      341 3 To cushion the shock of trade reverses, says confederation of free unions NEW YORK, Thursday. A SIAN countries were again urged to set up their own common market institution, "to cushion the shock of trade reverses," in a statement by the International Confederation of Free
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      Lock icon Gen. Clay to quit Berlin job
      90 3 Gen. Clay to quit Berlin job WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Kennedy said yesterday that Gen. Lucius Clay, his special representative in Berlin, was returning to private industry. But, he said he hoped that Gen. Clay would remain available to the Administration as a consultant on the situation and make periodic visits
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      Lock icon Mickey Cohen trial ends in deadlock
      95 3 Mickey Cohen trial ends in deadlock LOS ANGELES. Thurs— The trial of Mickey Cohen, former underworld leader, and four other men on charges of murder and conspiracy ended last night when the jury reported it was deadlocked. The judge set a new trial for April 18. Cohen. 48. and the
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      Lock icon American envoy back in Moscow
      31 3 MOBCOW. Thurs.— Mr. Llewellyn Thompson, the American Ambassador to Moscow, returned here yesterday from Washington. He also attended the opening of the Geneva disarmament talks. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Tests: Boat protest.
      67 3 Tests: Boat protest NEW YORK. Thurs. A pacifist group announced today It would try to .sail a small boat Into the Pacific Ocean Christmas Island area In June to protest against thp resumption of atmospheric nuclear weapons testing. The Committee for Nonviolent Action said the boat, a 35-foot sailing ship,
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      Lock icon Kennedy greets Shah of Persia
      43 3 WASHINGTON. ThursThe Shah of Persia and Empress Farah arrived here by air yesterday from New York for a three-day state visit. They were welcomed at Washington Airport by President and Mrs. Kennedy and top United States officials.— Reuter.
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      404 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORIWAVF SIIUBT WAVE SEBVICE SERVICE: 41.7 mm. 41 metre Ml nil M WAVE SERVICEA.M. 6.00 Time Signs!. Neva- 476 metre* r»-ltu. News Headlines: 6.05 AM. 6.00 Good Morninn: 6.02 Mornine Melodiei: 7.00 Rendez- Morning Prelude: 7.00 The Newvoui With Music: 730 Time Sin- 7.05 Melodies
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    Barisan: 'Why we need not resign'
    317 4 Barisan: 'Why we need not resign' SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Barisan Sosialls today said their 13 Assemblymen who were elected on a P.A.P. ticket need not resign although they had left the party because they had never deviated from the original P.A.P. stand. In a statement, they declared: "Everyone knows that
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    Muslim 'uplift' tax plan
    391 4 YA'ACOB PROPOSES A VOLUNTARY ONE PER CENT CUT ON INCOMES FOR SOCIAL PROGRESS SINGAPORE, Thursday. fHE Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, Inche Ya'acob bin Mohamed, has proposed a voluntary "tax" of one per cent to be deducted from the monthly income of every working Muslim
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    Hindu New Year celebration
    65 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tamils In Singapore and Malaya will celebrate the advent of their New Year from 7.55 p.m. tomorrow and over the weekend with special ceremonies in Hindu temples and In their homes. In a New Year message Mr. P. Vellupillai. President jof the Singapore Hindu
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    New patron
    31 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Mentrl Besar. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, has been elected patron of the Johore Anti-Tuberculosis Rehabilitation Organisation. He will visit it on April 18.
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    SPA tea party
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore People's Alliance will hold a get-together tea party of all divisional branch officials at the party headquarters In Short Street on Sunday at 5 p.m.
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    HUTS ARE DEMOLISHED AS POLICE STAND BY
    128 4 HUTS ARE DEMOLISHED AS POLICE STAND BY SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police were called to stand by when a City Council demolition squad pulled down 11 illegal huts hi a back lane in Chinatown today. A croud surrounded the squad when they arrived at 8010 Street, off llavelock Road, at 9 a.m.
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    WEDDING SURPRISE
    180 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Today will be a day long to be remembered by Mr. Chla Seng Hong and Miss Koh Cheo Jew. For as they were about to be married at the Registry, in walked the Yang dlPertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. who was on a tour of
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    Alleged murder of Navy man
    80 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A youth. Manlckam Krlshnasamy. was charged in the ninth magistrate's court today with murder and rioting. He was alleged to have been a member of an unlawful assembly which caused the death of a naval rating. Anthony Summers Calvert. at Sembawang Road. 9|
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    Car thefts increase
    54 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Eight cars have been stolen here for the first three and half months of the year, against 10 for the whole of last year. The police urging car owners to take utmost precautions, said cars five or six years old were particularly fancied by
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    Education inquiry seeks evidence
    135 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Commlsslon of Inquiry on Education Invites members of the public, representatives of educational bodies and other organisations to give oral evidence at a series of nine public sessions. These sessions will be held Snl^Rl^fSn^'Sgf-S^ ARl^H r °m •£j?rili}6J2 k I from 5.30 p.m.
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      140 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR f T*HE following Is today's schex duJe of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS Gar«da: From Meoan, Kuala Lumpur (OA 992) 3.56 pjn.; from Bangkok (OA 803) 4.05 p.m.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.30 am. Cathay Pacific: Prom Hong Kong, Bangkok (CX
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      268 4 107) 5.50 p.m from Kota Bharu. Alor Star, Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML 133) 7.15 p.m.; from Jesselton, Brunei, Kuching (ML 477) 7.35 pjn. from Penang, Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca (ML 103) 11.55 a.m.; from Jakarta (ML 204) 8.10 pjn.; from Penang iML 151) 9 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur
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    Matron and nurses row
    462 5 THE PARTY NIGHT WHEN TWO GIRLS CAME IN AT 3 AM. STREET GIRLS" CHARGE IN LONDON HOSPITAL BRINGS ANGRY PROTEST FROM PARENTS IN PENANG PENANG, Thursday. fWO Chinese girls who left here for Britain two months ago to become nurses have been involved in a row
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    Persistent lovers beat 'keep out' bid at school
    117 5 Persistent lovers beat 'keep out' bid at school RATU PAHAT, Thurs.— The D grounds O f the High School here has become a lovers' rendezvous at night and some of them often drive their car on to the field. Mr. K. M. Mathai. the headmaster, said this at the school's
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    Public pool for Sibu
    59 5 SIBU. Thurs. A sum of $112,500 collected from the public has been handed over to the Government for building a swimming pool in Sibu. which is estimated to co-st $450,000. The Sibu Urban District Council will contribute $110,--000 while the Sarawak Government will contribute not only
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    Court orders an apology
    56 5 PENANO. Thurs.— A schoolboy was admonished and dis. charged today after he apologised to a constable whom he abused yesterday. Khor Chin Hool. 18, pleaded guilty to using abusive language to a policeman in uniform when the latter asked for his driving particulars after finding his
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    Sackings at 'go-slow' bank now total 23
    154 5 Sackings at 'go-slow' bank now total 23 SINGAPORE, Thurs. 0 Nine more employees of the United Commercial Bank in Raffles Place have been dismissed on grounds of "negligence of duties." This brings the total number of sacked employees so far to 23. all of whom are now picketing outside the
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    $1,740 theft
    25 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thieves broke into the stores of the Batu Construction Works at Sentul, yesterday and stole building material valued at $1,740.
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    SENU TO BE OUR FIRST ENVOY IN BONN
    71 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Inche Scnu bin Abdul Rahman, former Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia, is expected to become Malaya's first Ambassador to Bonn, West Germany, an informed source said today. Dr. Lee Tiang Keng. former Ambassador to Japan, who was to go to
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    Trader fined
    31 5 PENANG. Thurs.— A shopkeeper. Ow Say Chye, 39. was today fined $50 for operating a 'fruit' machine without a licence in his Ayer Itam Road shop on Feb. 19
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    PALACE: YAM TUAN'S PERSONAL SACRIFICE
    133 5 SEREMBAN, Thursday. r^HE Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan is A prepared to make a "personal sacrifice" and give up his present lstana Hinggap in Kuala Lumpur to allow the Federation Government to put up a national monument there. This was stated today by the
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    90-minute meeting —and up goes pay
    187 5 90-minute meeting and up goes pay ifUALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs.— The Selangor Legislative Assembly today, unanimously approved a Bill raising the allowances of Assemblymen by $125 a month from $250 to $375. The increase will be backdated to January this year. The State Financial Officer. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Haji
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    Back to Ipoh
    35 5 IPOH, Thurs. Mr. Ditt Singh, a member of the Malayan Election Commission, has returned •to Ipoh after two months' leave in north India, where he observed thp recent Indian general elec tions.
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    TROOPS CONFRONTED OFFICER WITH RIFLES AND BA YONETS
    3513 6 Soldier witness says 1 handed pistol to platoon sergeant day after incident' 'Forgive me, I had lost my senses for moment* Lt. Azib JEFFREY FRANCIS and VIC NAYAGAM Kuala Lumpur, Thursday A SOLDIER of the Federation Army admitted at a court martial
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    good head on young shoulders
    295 8 good head on young shoulders on young shoulders ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT I'M combing my hair to look pretty like my OWN mommy" said Miss Malaysia 1976 trying to hide a guilty look with blatant, bald-faced flattery. I had walked into my bedroom and caught four-year-old Carol entangled With hair pins and
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    Happy birthday—the first of many milestones!
    616 8 Happy birthday the first of many milestones! HAPPY First Birthday to your little one! Ht hat reached a great milestone in his life and you have been dohig a wonderful job. If you. have been following the feeding and training suggestions, his first birthday will find htm eating, sleeping and
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    Greasy and combination skins are prone to pimples and blemishes
    646 8 IN this part of the world where the weather Is so warm and quite often humid, where the diet runs into heavy spices and frequent fried foods its no wonder oily and combination type skins are very prevalant. People with
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    COME AND SEE THE LIVE GIANT! RABBITS
    329 8 COME AND SEE THE LIVE GIANT! RABBITS r PHERE is a surprise 1 for you this week at (old Storage in Orchard Road, a surprise that the whole family, and especially the children, will enjoy. In preparation for taster, Cold Storage have imported from New Zealand some live giant rabbits
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    THE ONG ENG GUAN
    374 8 r rrvjAji AS a reserve district superintendent in the SI. John Ambulance Brigade. Mr. L. A. Marcus used to be invited lo social functions, first-aid competitions, dinners, tea parties and cocktails. But Mr. llareui told the High Court today, the Invitations "became less" after his "trouble"
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    Lock icon Tengku chats with Yoke Heong: Fund $76,000
    390 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, this morning paid a .visit to Miss Lai Yoke Heong, the schoolgirl who lost her arms after an accident here. He chatted with her for about 15 minutes in her room in the General
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    FRIENDS BEGAN TO IGNORE ME, SAYS MARCUS
    615 8 'Invitations to social functions became less after troubles' SINGAPORE. Thursday L VJ. Smith, read o^t correspondence between tne Board and Mr. Marcus's solicitors i Mr Marcus said there was another meeting between him and Mr. Davies In February the following year. When he
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      351 8 IT TAKES A FEAMALE TO KNOW A FEMALE' LEAFING through t Petalinn Jaya it is so bad. Hip n to Mnliv fiS, 4^ ne ■*>* that he feels like ii II i alay \W' ?TSte, Gte>k a walkine larder and Mail last week I came v f~ JS\$3* fr that
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      194 8 Li 7 Abner By At Capp YAW«V AW«* f «^Q6SSQL s d I I "WIPED r-CW.'-SoZ.'-yOU I I BUT/THE f WEII,THAT'S I I IF I KNEW V CAi-L FOR VOU,I -ZZ- vucxww OUT*TWE \ALSQMP£DOUT ENFORCER,' SOMETHIMG.V- WHERETWE CHIEF.?- SOMF-- I FOSDICKr.' MERELY A L-j ENFORCERS* [Mi RACING STABLE, HIMSELF J
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      240 9 YOUR NEW SIGN OF ENERGY IS UP! ticides, kerosene, plastic, petroleum asphalt the list of Esso produces goes on and on. Every industry fl s l M is served. People In all walks of life benefit; 1 WsMsStim SjL I Ss^?%« BEnER FUELS FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF TOMORROW j« av.^n
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    DEATH
    68 10 II Word, $10 f Minimum) MR. NC KIM CHUAN age 7s passed .«.:y peacefully 11 A.62 at 379 Pay* Lebar Road, Singapore 19 leaving behind his beloved wife, only son, 7 tasejMSfai rtauKhter-ln-law, 7 sons-in-law, 37 rr.ind-i hildrrn and many rreat r md-< niliiren to mourn his lons. Service
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    73 10 tt Word* lit (Minimum) FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD ■MB on display tbe complete rang* of 'an, Fontana. Aos and Pour Square "apar backs In the Cold Storage, xrcada. Orchard Road In conjunction Ith B.P.C.K. MALAYAN AIRWAYS FASHION likM arriving Penang Saturday at ii.an a.m. wltb models from Ruth '.v.iraer's. Singapore
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  • The Straits Times
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      Students In Britain
      559 10 Of the many forms of aid that Britain makes available to the newly independent and emerging nations of the Commonwealth, perhaps the most important is the provision of educational facilities for their people. There are now more than 29,000 students from the coloured Commonwealth in British universities,
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      Appeal To U.S.
      388 10 If the unanimous opinion of tin producing countries on price levels for the release of American stockpile tin will not move Washington, perhaps Russian feelers in Bolivia wilL But it is better for everybody that producers, consumers and the masters of the stockpile should reach amiable agreement
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      Steel Cauldron
      284 10 Mr. Kennedy's attention has been detached for a time from nuclear bombs to a problem which Mr. Khrushchev never faces. Last week, with considerable Government help, a settlement was reached in the steel industry's wage dispute. Yesterday he discovered why the employers were easy to deal with. The
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    Port Swettenham THE RACE TO MEET MALAYA'S EVER-EXPANDING NEEDS
    752 10  - Port Swettenham THE RACE TO MEET MALAYA'S EVER-EXPANDING NEEDS A STAFF WRITER BY CONGESTION occurs infrequently and unpredictably at Port Swettenham. It is this last element which so bedevils the port's Malayan Railway management. The bottlenecks materialise without warning. On one day the port is being worked to less than
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      The spirit of self-help in a wider world
      292 10 VOUR leader on the "Future of Asa" (8.T. April 9) Is a thought provoking and a forthright answer to those who still think that Asa Is a political Joke. The Ministers of Thailand and the Philippines have expressed their dete..:iination to make
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      VORACIOUS READERS
      134 10 WHILE the reference section of the National Library Imposes strict regulations with regard to the bringing In of notebooks etc.. It has apparently been unaware of the fact that some readers, quite selfishly, monopolise three or more reference books at one sitting. It Is not uncommon to see
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      Singapore UNFORTUNATE NEGLECT
      103 10 Singapore UNFORTUNATE NEGLECT IT is unfortunate that In some secondary English schools no graduate teachers are available to teach English in Form Four and Five with the Inevitable result that most pupils either fail or obtain a weak pass in the Cambridge examination. Last year some of the failures gained
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      ENGLISH ON THE RADIO
      130 10 INSTEAD of blaming the L critics for the mispronunciations made by announcers, the Acting Deputy Director of Radio Malaya (S.T. April 5) should try to correct their mistake* and take siepa iv prevent them occurring again in future. I am sure "Listener" i S.T Marcn 29
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      THE BALANCE OF PROOF...
      103 10 MAX I recommend to the Ipoh Town Council the urgent necessity of Installing a public weighing machine. Recently I had a heavy shipment to make and the only possible way to check the weight was by taking the machine to pieces and weighing each part separately.
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      TICKET TOUTS
      92 10 IT Is common knowledge that $1 cinema tickets are offered at a premium by touts, particularly at weekend or holiday shows. Sometimes the police have had to be called to keep order. At present $1 tickets can only be had for the current day's screening. In Kuala Lumpur
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      660 10 Straits Time* Malay Mail Classified advertlt«m«nta may b« riand*d Ml Ist Floor COLO STORAGC ARCADE Orchard Road COLD STORAGE BRANCHES AT HOLLAND ROAD— KATONO KEPPEL ROAD- NAVAL BASE J Authorised Agents; CITY BOOK STORE LTD Winchester House. Collyar Quay THE NEWS mONT Fltzpatrtck's Supermarket m. m. ismail 3 Admiralty Road.
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      88 10 What'sAWoman Doing Here? Being shot at by snipers in Iwo Jima, and imprisoned by Communists in Hungary, hasn't deterred Dickey Chapelle from her chosen profession as a photo- journalist. To get stories and pictures from the front lines of the world's trouble spots she has risked her life many times.
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      118 10 TRUST SWANSON EH JL B the best in FROZEN CHICKEN Chicken that's specially selected when it's young, tender and flavourf uL Quick-frozen by Swanson at the very peak of freshness and tenderness. This freezing permits Swanson Chicken to retain all its original fine quality and delicious flavour until the moment
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      A food growers' dream
      475 11 WHEAT IN SOUTH, SUGARCANE IN NORTH, DAIRY CATTLE IN SOUTH-EAST VARIED CLIMATIC CONDITIONS SUITABLE FOR WIDE RANGE OF PRODUCE IN AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE and Malayan housewives and businessmen like Australian brands of nutritious, wholesome foods. This was demonstrated by their purchase last year of over $78 million
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      Vegetables —fresh by plane
      269 11 Vegetables —fresh by plane HOW do you ship lettuce 2,800 miles from Australia to an Asian port and keep them crisp and in Kood heart? This was a problem that confronted an Australian vegetable exporter who knew the value of getting his produce to overseas markets fresh on arrival. An
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      TALKING POINT WILL BE EGGS
      109 11 TALKING POINT WILL BE EGGS < A WORLD conference of egg marketing authorities will be held at Sydney, in August this year. The conference is planned to be held immediately after the 11th World Poultry Congress at the Sydney Showgrounds from Aug. 10—18, 1962. and will celebrate the golden iubilee
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      Dried fruit diet for an Olympic victory
      509 11 Dried fruit diet for an Olympic victory WHEN Australia's Olympic Games teum arrive! in Tokyo in 1964 to compete in the 18th Ofympiad of the modern era. many of them will have trained*on a diet based on that used by the Olympians of ancient Greece. Centuries ago, the Greek Olympians
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      Aussie flour for Asian countries
      25 12 AUSTRALIAN flour being loaded aboard a ship in Australia, one of the principal wheat exporting countries, for an Asian port.
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      THE SHEEP PIONEER ALSO INTRODUCED WINES
      151 12 A USTRALIA'S giant wool -A industry is a lasting monument to 19th Century English settler. Captain John Mac Arthur. who introduced sheep raising to that country. Less known is the fact that Captain Mac Arthur was almost as keenly interested in wine as he
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      AUSTRALIA EXPORTING MORE MEAT TO MALAYA
      381 12 AUSTRALIA EXPORTING MORE MEAT TO MALAYA Cattlemen constantly trying to improve already high quality r [MIK production of higl ly beef, mutton and an important part in A li grade meal principal lamb has long played Australia's home and export markets. Meat production, mainly from the vast northern grazing areas,
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      'FLYING' GROCER WILLCOME BY AIR
      204 12 'FLYING' GROCER WILLCOME BY AIR THE world's first "FlyL ing Grocery Man" will soon be delivering perishables and other foodstuffs to the doors of homesteads in outback Australia in some cases over 1.000 miles from the nearest State capital. His plane will be fitted with a refrigerator system and. in
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      Crayfish is big business
      134 12 Crayfish is big business SINGAPORE, the Federation, United states, West Germany and many other countries are now Importing Australian crayfish In large quantities. The Industry has now In fact become "big business" after years of smallscale operating. Fishing for Australian "crays" In most cases Is done with modern dlesel-powered "factory
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      Caramel colouring
      67 12 a USTRALIA, Is also a big 2\ producer and exporter of caramel colouring made from the same product. Refined Australian white cane sugar, when put through a simple process, a caramel so concentrated that a 70 lb drum of It will colour more than 2.000 gallons of richly
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      Australian brandies earn the praise of connoisseurs
      359 12 riTHOUSANDS of lost or injured skiers on the snow and windswept slopes of the European Alps have owed their lives to a sip of brandy brought to them by huge St. Bernard dogs, trained to seek out those in distress. In the medical
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      An X-ray ensures beer tins are full
      187 12 An X-ray ensures beer tins are full PURCHASERS of Australian canned beer can alway» be sure that they will receive the full quantity of beer from the can thanks to a rather complex piece of electronlo equipment used by Australian beer manufacturers. The equipment, a height-of-fill monitor, is basically an
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      Rice growing —virile rural industry
      379 13 Rice growing virile rural industry VIGOROUS RESEARCH PROGRAMME IS BOOSTING YIELDS |JICE-GROWING is a young and virile rural industry in Australia. It is also the most mechanised among all the other primary produce farming in the country. I Techniques of traditional rice growing areas have been superseded by modern scientific
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      Efficiency: Modern farm methods, management
      160 13 Efficiency: Modern farm methods, management MODERN Aeld practices are only one half of the equation in good farming. The other half is to be founi. in sound farm management. Costs and fluctuating prices are major problems facing farmers the world over. Adequate records and close attention to costs, in particular,
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      WHEAT EXPERIMENT FOR BETTER YIELD
      24 13 DEVELOPING a new variety of wheat with a higher yield on a Government plant breeding research station in Australia.
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      WHAT'S NEW IN CANS? ANYTHING THAT'S EDIBLE
      290 13 WHAT'S NEW IN CANS? ANYTHING THAT'S EDIBLE TV) you realise that nearly half the packages sold in food stores and shops were not around 20 years afo? Here are Just a few: frozen juices in cans, fibre milk containers, beer and carbonated beverages in cans, vacuum packed coffee pressure containers,
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      Ginmakers with raw materials close by
      233 13 rADITIONALLY an OldWorld drink, Australia today makes gin In quantity to the highest international standards and to the formulae of distillers whose names are household words. However, the Australian distilling Industry has certain specific advantages. Not only has It access to age-old technical knowhow
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      International awards for Aussie wines
      120 13 INTERNATIONAL recces- ses of Australian wines no longer rate newspaper headlines In recent years they have received world recognition both In International exhibitions and in the mounting shipments now being cnsirned to all parts of the globe Typical of the e»ents that have led to
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      Now Australians are making vast variety of liqueurs
      290 13 pENERATIONS Of overseas experience allied with local-ly-produced, highquality raw materials is the basic production formula of a relatively new industry in Australia the manufacture of liqueurs by Australian companies for export as well as for local consumption. The range of products includes
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      Extensive checks keep high quality
      214 14 Extensive checks keep high quality WITH a total of more ff than three million dairy cows Australia has built up an industry capable of supplying her own expanding population and shipping to world markets a wide variety of products from her dairy farms and factories. In such things as plastics
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      Tribute from US
      49 14 i MERICAN wine scienti\ i>ts think so highly of Australian wine research work for sherry production, that one of thPin recently spent nine months at the Wine Research Institute laboratories In Adelaide. He is Dr. A. Dlnsmoor Webb, associate professor of oenology at Davis University. California.
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      Good food and good wine clubs
      166 14 Good food and good wine clubs GOOD' food and good wine go hand in hand— and j regularly gourmets In cities I and towns throughout Australia meet to enjoy both, with good fellowship as well. They are the members of Wine and Food Societies or Beefsteak and Burgundy Clubs. Membership
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      Demand for wines growing
      338 14 LAST YEAR'S EXPORTS WERE PURCHASED BY 55 COUNTRIES 1961 PRODUCTION WAS AUSTRALIA'S THIRD HIGHEST IN LAST DECADE {]!< .11 quality Australian wines were purchased by 55 countries of the world last year. New countries are being added to the list each year, and established overseas customers
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      ANYONE CAN MAKE BEER OF A SORT...
      195 14 ANYONE CAN MAKE BEER OF A SORT. ANYONE can make beer, if not legally, then physically: in fact beer wants to make Itself. A barrel of beer consists of nearly a barrel of clean, clear drinking water, a bushel-and-a-half of malted barley, a few handsful of hops, two or three
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      Continual research keeps the flavour of foods
      598 14 tWERY year the prob- lems associated with the presentation of food products to the public become more complicated. As the standard of living rises in each country a larger proportion of its population becomes more selective when buying food. For instance, more Australians
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      A thirsty camel driver found the ideal food
      283 14 pHEESE probably is man's most perfect food and one of the tastiest. Discovered by accident more than 3,000 years ago by a thirsty camel driver, who found that milk carried in skin containers had become a solid substance, cheese has since won
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      SECRET OF MAKING GOOD WHISKY
      168 14 SECRET OF MAKING GOOD WHISKY rE secret lor making good whisky, lies In the duality of raw materials used and the skill of the distiller. Australian distillers meet all these requirements. Matured Australian whiskies are made from the choic1 est sun-ripened barley in moidem, efficient distilling i plants. Australia la
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      273 11 buy Australian foods and wines Australians enjoy good foods— fine wines. Australia's climate, soil and sunshine produce these in abundance, far beyond the people's needs. As a result, Australians have become great exporters, supplying the world with high quality, health-giving produce fresh and frozen meats, dairy produce, canned and fresh
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      102 12 Bfci ,^m* n^ w- x y jig jii^^^kb A ustralia's World-famous beer FOSTER'S LAGER If you like a good beer, a rare treat awaits you with your first glass of Foster's Lager. Brewed by the famous Carlton United Breweries Ltd. in Melbourne, Australia, Foster's is unique for its flavour and
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      186 12 Be sure of Quality-ask for gm A^A__^^^^B <The name' m I m W^^^ mm X huttons has .^m^. b° en c sure >> I |H^ fl m^L JM guide to qualiTRADE (sol MARK BRAND tfTT^ 7 HAMS, SMALLGOODS, CANNED MEATS etc. You con choose products carrying the name Hurron'i with
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      58 13 Kjfl ■Mf lil i Jib mH^^^Bßhh Mummi], why keep so many IXL Jams? "Because we like them all— strawberry apricot, cherry and plums! They are made from the finest Australian fresh fruit. So delicious, so wholesome, so nutritious. Come let me spread some more IXL jam on your bread. You
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      158 13 Known throughout the world for their High Quality AUSTRALIAN WINES from SEPPELT'S famous vineyards at EseppeltsfieldJ Xi '"iMnuMim ML BBRr^^^ k v^ Rvtfa HSU GREAT WESTERN F^IJjgCTSk SPARKLING WINES mSSSBaKM distinctive nzT.WSgggm TABLE WINES PORTS SHERRIES Sole Agents tor Singapore. ban»ok, *™*~^™****"™*~^^^^S^fi| |fej British North Borneo, Federation of Moloyo ond
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      165 14 ouuin HU9 I KALIAN RIVERLAND ORANGES and GRAPEFRUIT Tl Shipped to Singapore ft MBrmiHMlWU* V '^B MtUy, und.r. "COCKORANGES S °UTHOSS" Brands \&-£&s$ k Jk LOOK FOR THE i^^^^J RIVERLAND SEAL i *"T on thes« labels PINE RIDGE PACKING CO. LTD. ADELAIDE 5 AUSTRALIA o^^^^ <*&#« v swat «csitMU CKAJC-,
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      170 14 s^l W i?*3lgl GREAT FAVOURITES HERE AND ALL OVER THE WORLD T FRUIT, VEGETABLES, o'tOlicl JAMS AND I W| FRUIT JUICES FROM THE HEART OF THE MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION AREA! H mm SL fPFfY' flfc! In almost every country Letona is a favourite canned food. Letona quality proudly adds to Australia's
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    Planters think fall will not wreck D-Plan
    210 15 Planters think fall will not wreck D-Plan KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malayan planters do not expect the price of natural rubber to fall so drastically as to wreck the Government's second flvc-year (1961-65) development plan. The 1961 report of the United Planting Association of Malaya, published today, says Indications are that
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    10 held in raids
    32 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Detectives detained 10 gangster suspects in a series of raids throughout the Island last night. All are being held under the Criminal Law (Tern r>orary Provisions) Ordinance
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    Riot squad called to 'strike' estate
    78 15 Riot squad called to 'strike' estate BUTTERWORTII, Thurs.— A riot squad from Butterworth was called to Malakoff Estate In Tassek. Glugor this morning when about 300 labourers went on strike. But before the arrival of the police, pickets who had earlier refused to leave the factory area, went away Quietly.
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    Charge against taxi driver
    67 15 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Hearing of a negligent driving charge against taxi driver Yap Sen Hock was set for May 28 by the Sessions Court here today. Yap, 52, is accused of causing the death of former Straits Times deputy managing editor George Tan Eng Leong and
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    UNION CHIEF JAILED ON HURT CHARGES
    390 15 Lighted cigarettes burned the necks of non-strikers walking through picket line SINGAPORE, Thursday. FOO YONG FONG, president of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, was today jailed for nine months on each of three charges of voluntarily causing hurt to three non-strikers with the
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    REDIFFUSION UNION TALKS BREAK DOWN
    134 15 SINGAPORE, Thursday. T*HE Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' A Union has asked the Labour Ministry to use Its good offices to settle its dispute with Rediffusion (Singapore) Ltd. In a letter to the ministry today the union's general secretary. Mr. T. V. Gomez, said negotiations
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    A plea for a mosque
    59 15 A plea for a mosque SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Malay Chamber of Commerce has suggested that the Government should build a national mosque in the city centre of Singapore. The secretary of the chamber, Inche Wahab bin Abdul Ghanl, said that the proposal was made In a letter sent to the
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    Conference
    22 15 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The Johore Labour Party will hold its annual conference a the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on -April 20.
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    U.S. URGED TO HOLD TALKS ABOUT TIN
    384 15 U.S. URGED TO HOLD TALKS ABOUT TIN KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. nnHE hope was expressed here today that the U.S. Government would respond to the invitation of the Interna'tional Tin Council to enter into consultation with it regarding the American stockpile. I This was the view given In tatements today by
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    'Laotian prince for Malaya' report puzzles Ministry officials here
    161 15 'Laotian prince for Malaya' report puzzles Ministry officials here KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A Bangkok report thai Prince Boun Oum of Laos plans to visit Malaya puzzled officials of the Ministry of External Affairs here today. According to the report, the prince Is to lead a goodwill team to the Philippines,
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    Dies from burns
    38 15 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs.— Lim Tuan Huan, 28, a tapper, died from burns he received yesterday when a can of petrol he was carrying spilled over him and wa* 'omited by the cigarette he was smoking.
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    Two Sarawak parties plan alliance to boost Malaysia
    146 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. \f R. Stephen Halting Nlngkan. secretary -feneraj of the Sarawak National Party, disclosed today that his party would form an alliance with the Barjasa Party (Barisan Ray at J-ati Sarawak) to consolidate their position for Malaysia. Mr. Nlngkan was
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    Group of rovers plans to climb Mt. Ophir
    116 15 Group of rovers plans to climb Mt. Ophir CtINGAPORE, Thurs Mount Ophir is to be scaled again by members of the Kallang district rover crew. Fifteen rovers from the same crew, accompanied by a reporter and a photographer from the Straits Times, climbed the 4.187--ft. peak on the eve of
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    $165 more for Johnny
    58 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Donations totalling $165 were received by the Straits Times today for Johnny Ang, a schoolboy cripple now in Mount Alvernia hospital Donations are from K. S Lee $10; organiser. Teachers Day Training Centre, Taipinr M4O; and V. K. U. Krishnar Muar $15. The total
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    Red festival invitations turned over to police
    232 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. J^UMEROUS invitations sent to individual members of youth organisations in Malaya to get them to attend the Communist sponsored "World Festival of Youths"' in Helsinki in July have been turned over to the Special Branch. Mr. Eric Pereira, executive secretary
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    TALKS DELAY FRUSTRATES
    105 15 ESTATE MEN, SAYS UNION ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs.— Members of the All-Malayan Estate Staff Union are feeling frustrated because so many employers are concluding agreement for better terms of service for their workers while nothing has been done about claims by the union. A union statement said
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    Stamp club
    18 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Mr. S. Kula Singani has been elected president of the Selini?or Stamp Club.
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    Alliance: Victory is ours
    182 15 T*HE Alliance Party is confident of an "overwhelming victory" in the coming nationwide election to 296 local council involving more than 350,000 rural voters. In a statement. Alliance headquarters revealed that the Alliance National Council, under the chairship of the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, met
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      171 15 T I; Ininlii? flr; zMm Ur -^*ll Bj £SH LONDON'S CHOICEST TOBACCO To smoke Balkan Sobranie is to enjoy the results of nearly a century of tobacco-making skill. Here ii a rare blend of finest Virginian and mystic Yenidje enjoyed by generations of London's elite a tobacco you can smoke
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      57 15 -I THE EXECUTIVE LOOK r@=\ IN ten\TA HeusenS^ 1962 RANGE You'll look tops in a Van Heusen 'Collarite'. With single cuffs, one pocket and V-neck collar, they are made of fine cotton and come in fjne checks of Pastel Green, Beige Grey and Blue. In sizes 14£ to 17 j.
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      103 17 QUICK 1/ ACTION SCOURING POWDER |L removes dirt /Z^ grease like magic NeU) IMPROVED '*HJiM Cleans faster and better than xt'/H ordinary scouring powders Fra- j r^P/f^v I grantly fresh. Magico makes B^£f^f I your home cleaner and brighter /fflB^HV in next to no time Available X^^^^Es tom a\\ provision
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  • COMMERICAL news AND views
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      NOW LUFTHANSA OPENS S'PORE BRANCH OFFICE
      199 18 NOW LUFTHANSA OPENS S'PORE BRANCH OFFICE I UFTHANSA Ger- man Airlines has opened a branch office in Singapore to meet the rush of European tourists to the Far East. Mr. Guenter Magnus, who has been appointed the company \s representative In Singapore, said that last year a record number of
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      Danish bulletin
      25 18 The Danish Trade Commission in Singapore has Issued Its first number of Danish Newsletter which will be distributed once or twice a month.
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      Indian mission here
      332 18 Aim is to boost chemical sales in Malaya PRODUCTS ARE UP TO WORLD STANDARDS, SAYS HEAD OF 4-MAN TRADE DELEGATION J^ four-man trade delegation from India arrived in Singapore this week to spearhead a sales drive tor Indian chemical products in the Federation and Singapore markets. Sent
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      Tippers aid mine
      49 18 A fleet of 27 British-built Kew Fargo tippers has helped to recover 600.000 tons -of Iron ore in 15 months at a Perak Iron ore mine operated by. the Perak Iron Mining Co. Ltd. It produces ore for Japan. The site Is surrounded by virgin jungle.
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      SHIPPING MAN IS RETIRING AFTER 40 YEARS
      147 18 SHIPPING MAN IS RETIRING AFTER 40 YEARS MR F. Borteele (above), manager of Carapagnie l>es Messageries Maritimes' branch office in Singapore goes on retirement this month, after 40 years uitl the company. Starting as an assistant company secretary at the firm's head office in France, Mr. Borteele came to Singapore
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      End of Canton
      51 18 P. and O.s 16.033-ton passenger-cargo liner Canton will be withdrawn from Far East service on her arrival in Britain on August 26. it is announced. The future of the 24-year-old ship is as yet undecided. The service will continue to be maintained by the ChltraJ. Cathey and
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      NEW TAPE FOR INDUSTRY ON MART
      193 18 NEW TAPE FOR INDUSTRY ON MART A new industrial Scotch tape has been recently Imported into the Federation and Singapore. Its Introduction would make present methods of packing with wire or rope, in this region obsolete, said Mr. P. W. Sayers. marketing manager of Three-M Co.. St Paul Minnesota, manufacturers
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      PENANG'S RECORD CARGO TRAFFIC
      234 18 TOR the first time in Penang's history, the total tonnage of all commodities handled in the port last year exceeded four million tons, the Penang Chamber of Commerce stated in its annual report. 4.299,655 tons. For comparative purposes. however these reports normally exclude coal and petroleum
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      Technicians on Turin study trip
      129 18 Technicians on Turin study trip piVE technical emr ployees of East Asiatic Co. Ltd. from Singapore and the Federation left by Thai International SAS for Turin last week to take an advance course in motor servicing. They were Mr. George Hesse, and Mr. Voon Chee Mln, of Kuala Lumpur. Mr.
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      $3m. Sydney fork lift truck plant
      97 18 $3m. Sydney fork lift truck plant AN American fork lift truck manufacturer has invested A£500,000 ($3,250,000) In an Australian company specifically to make for export to Asian and Pacific markets, writes Keith Hooper from Sydney. Mr. Prank Ross, a vicepresident and director of Hyster Co. of Oregon, has arrived in
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      1331 19 THE LUC LINESSAILINGS IO GENOA. IE HAVRE. HAMIURG. ANTWERP ROTURIAM OSLO, 60THENIURG ANO COPENHAGEN SOOIt > 5 "jii '(ntrtk AV^rSHll 'JEIANOIA- 73 25 Api 71/21 Api rt 31 Api |"f VKjVltl «U>u««lSA- I 4|l < Mat > I Ml» I 3 Mil UAV^-V.?! 'MALACCA- I) 11/7* May 11/2] May Uli
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE STRONG: GREAT EASTERN RECORD
    546 20 From Onr Market Correspondent THE strength of tbe Industrial section was again the main feature on tbe Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. The star turn in the section MM Malayan Tobacco which was traded from KM to 53.07. Over 200,000 shares changed hands. The allotment
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    102 20 CMINESE PraduM C>chan(t Slnga- »tr« noon prlMI p«r oicul yattarday: Caaamit til: bulk |4Ut *«ll«ra, drum Ua* Ss"£ C#Br": Apr" CK/Cootlwhite *157 i antcn. «ptcial Sarawak Mark $120 atllcra Lampong hlatk »120 a«ll»rs. ASTA Sl3O s*llert Slngapwrt Ctoonut Oil Mllltrf Aimalatitn: bulk 1401 toiler*, drum S43a arllera.
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 20 Malayan Stork Indices April II April II Indn*r,ial* 175.35 175.70 Tin*: 31}. ZZ 131.40 r Rubbers: 191.84 193.84 Jan. 1 m«=ion.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    884 20 DUSINEBB on rhe Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation •.section yesterday wlMi the number of deals In brackets: i Induitrlalu Dunlop* (1.000) $l.Mt I ON. (1,000) $1.75 D: Raat Bm*lt (1,000) $3 ON, (1.0OC) $2.99; F. and N. orda (1.000) $2.80: Gammon (1.000) $1.69 ON, (4.000) $1.70: If. Tobacco
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    CLOSING PRICES
    33 20 April 12. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: ?8| (down one-efrhth of a cent) K.L.: 78* cento (unchanged). TIN: S480 per plcul (up 25 cento). Estimated unofficial of ferine 240 tons (up 15 tons).
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    Tin is slightly better: No stockpile date yet
    288 20 THERE was a fractional further gain of 25 cents 1 in the tin price yesterday to $480 on an estimated offering of 240 tons, which was slightly above the recent estimated .average. Trading was again fairly active and prices rose by about
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    104 20 MELBOURNE. Thurs. JNVFSTMENT BHARRS oontlnued steady. Oils were very steady wt'h A.O.G. up 9d. to 80* and rights one shelling to 64a 6d. Bane metata were again sWady and loans closed firm. Ft. BAI.AN 13-4SJ N.B. HIM 14/9 Mount laa 72 4t Ampol I. 7 Con /.in. 58.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    115 20 April IS Tbra. mootba. (UNOPPIOIAL QUOTATION*) INDUSTRIALS P. N. IV eta Cold Htoraa-* 9d. M. Box 12 ota Btaamablp 9 eta Brtw-erlea 2T eta 8. Tlmaa 14 eta Rohiruoa 9 eta 8. Trmdara U eta 8. Darby M Unltaara 13 eta W Jacka V eta MININCS A Amal
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    Rubber crops
    26 20 Purther March rubber crops included: Sant.fi Tukanf 45 150 and Temerloh 89 700 Ib. Aver M«lek 27 .155 lb.. Bnkit Katil 38 312 lb.
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    177 20 MU»« lyma aiMttiot t»i« tlniaawi wharvta twlay an: Karon 49. Fcrahtll 23/2«. Tmreoinc 3S7M. Hainan 37/28. Biimidi Mam 10/11, Kyotml ifaru 6A, '•hnkiita 31/32, Sunge) Aubtn NW. 5, Slrua* NW. 3, Ola.nc L*r NW. Outtr rwdi: lia]ula, Uanuof K«rmt]i. Kuala Lumpur, Ta.taut.ajna, Mam, Bmp. Oaonat, Eliu. aarmt«ib.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    63 20 rrtHE Malayan Kiehanga Imkr Ma> ciatiwt mada thru* enangM In <'• rate* to mercbaota r*i'erday (all raiea to S100>: Canada: Buying TT 34 t»/l«. airmail OD r/16. M d-m U 18 cradlt bills, 39 VIS trait billa. tallini TT »r OD rt»dy: Canada 84 1/4: Otutich* Mario t3O
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    217 20 \I AY trade •übbtr buytr« r *.k. closed at S p.m m Kimia l.timpur yentenUy at 7S| rentt p«r lb uochanged on Wednesday a cloning prica. The tone mi qunt. FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBBER EXCHANCE noting priraa la cent* [ier lb yesterday: Int' t R.B S.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    226 20 UM «rad. mob.r BUfSN t .a.'fc. lf closed at p.m. In Sirigirpora> yenterday »t TS| cmils par Ib. do*i one-elßhth of a e«nt on Werinetdar a closing price. The rloatng tone wa» qutit. I. CCR. A. cioatnK prlce.i In cant* p*r lb. yenerdar: Int. 1 P.. U.S.
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      794 20 VU INO. (UROPE SERVICf ftti* r S'laai Penanp Mtntilltl, rttwa, Oaottrt. IOUDiMA Sailed It Part II Apr Antwerp, RotttrdM. H'tarrt. Bramcß south s «esl africa service Vbsm TO.iBANCA 1/ I Ma} Durctn |11/S), Port EiizaOetn (14/5). Caottom (2t/S), I M?tai. (11/3), Laiot tl/l). Cotonoc (I/I). Tema, TakorerJi. Abidjan Fettowa, Conakry,
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      452 20 NOTICE RHEPANOL AND PREWANOI. As our arrangements wuh Messrs. Tong Nam Roofing Specialists Ltd. lor the laying of Rhepunol and Prewunol plastic waterproof sheeting were terminated as from the 29th March 194* no further supplies of these ma* terlals will be made available to them. All parties therefore who are
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      1714 21 "SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Only candidates with the stipulated qualifications need %ppUCandidates must satisfy the usual birth and residential qualification*. L SUPERVISOR. PRODUCTION FACILITIES. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: A good Honours Degree from a recognised university with administrative ability; and Knowledge of Television, theatre and /or film staging techniques. Candidates without the
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      810 21 NOTICES NASSIM 4c CO., (SINGAPORE) LIMITED will sell by Public Auction in their Saie-Rocms Nos. 4 at 4-1. Collyer Quay. Singapore. oo Saturday. Mtn April. 1962. at 10 sun. Lounge suites; Dining taolee and cnalrs; Sideboard*; Beds with mattresses; a 12' x 9' Chinese carpet: ELIZABETHAN 'Princess' Aj Avon' tape
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      462 21 (Contlnoed from Pace 12) I SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* U (Him.}— Box tt eta. extra wanted by a firm of Solicitors a qualified Assistant. Apply stating quail floaUons. experience and salary required to Box No. A4OOO S.T. beadlas British Company requires AN ASSISTANT i-i .13 yeare of age. preferably unmarried
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      1013 21 SITUATIONS VACANT Word* t* (Mi*.)—Bax f eta. aatra REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY an experienced insurance accounts clerk with knowledge of written Ctuaese preferred Box A 6696 8.T.. Singapore. VACANCIES EXIST for posts of temporary teachers in tne Temeaggong Ibrahim Secondary Girts' School. Batu Paaau. Apply to Secretary. Board of Governors sot later
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      1100 21 HOUSCS I LAND WANTED 16 Worda ti (Mm.)— Box tt et,. «ilr. WANTED URGENTLY MOUSE*. Bungalows, Hoops. lands lor our clients, list four properties wtu> aa. sooo TscJi riamaaa Co. 173 a. Beat* Brirtf* Rd.. tungapora *****. URCENTLY WANTED Terra*-* Bourn tk Bstnl-Dstaehed Bunfalo*'* la Baraacoon Oardea. Bungalows TwoStorey Bousas
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      1181 21 DOGS, PETS, ITC tt Warda tt (Mi*.)— Box tt eta. txtro I TEL: SPORE ••ESS If yt>o are interested In DoJmattos puppies cheap to doe; lovera. i DOGS AND CATS Bad delight m I every otte of erliolasanss. chjaxy, t Buteh 1 dog food 'Botch' Is all meat I snd
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      510 21 FOR SALE Ward* M (Min.}— Box M rts. awtrm PON riMTCLASS TAILORING at oampattavc pnees. Winter A Tropical suits, dinner suits. shirts, military uniforms. rMtnc breeches, ladles eosunnee dreasao— knitting wools Jawa Batafta, please visit always Nats) Tailors V»0 TangJln Rd Singapore— ■arge selections, flrstcl*as workmanattp guaranteed. Uncert orders, remodelling
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      594 22 THE ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE. (Chapter 227) THK MALAYSIA GRAND PKIX ORDER, INS In exercise or the powers conferred by subsection <2> of section 68 of the Road Traffic Ordinance, the Rural Board, as the highway authority within the Rural Board area, with the concurrence of the' Deputy Commissioner of Police,
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      845 22 NOTICES NOTICE Notice is nereoy given that the dance to be held at Praser Ac Neave Hall on 12th May 1962 U NOT organised by the Firestone Branch or S.B.H.E.U. Hence the Branch Is not responsible for :.nv--1 thing connected with this funcr Uon. S.B.H.E.U.— FIRESTONE BRANCH Hon Secretary. I
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      575 22 NOTICES DAVID BKOOKK DAVID deceased, late of A. Eber Koad. Singapore. WHEREAS trie aoovenumed died oo the 18th day of December 1961 al the General Hospital. Singapore, entitled to a life interest In certain property AND WHEREAfc the right to enjoy the said pro* perty after ni> death wus given
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      707 22 TENDERS I TENDERS from Contractors re- glstered with P.W.D.. Singapore, In Class "B" and above under i Head II will be receivea at the Public Works Department, High i Street, Singapore in Tender Box No. 1 up to noon of the 4th May. j 1962 for: The Construction of a
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      438 22 TENDERS J.K.R. PERLIS TENDER NOTICE. Tenders from Class E' and above P.WX). Contractors will be received at the office of the Stale Engineer. P.W.D.. Kedah/Perlls *i Alor Star ap to 3.00 p.m. of the 18th April. 1962 for the Construction of a Kitchen and a Store for the Medical Department
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      498 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BRUNEI GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are invitea from registered medical practitlon- ers to fill the following vacancit--ui the Medical Department, Brune. 1 1 i a) Health Officer: 1 vacant.. For duties of a medical officti of health over a population oi 50.000 persons Candidates must possess a Diploma in
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      182 22 NOTICES "X FEDERATION ARTISTS Artists in Malaya are each ln.lted to send up to four entries for the Bth Annual Malayan \rtlsts Exhibition. Closing date: May 19C2 Por full details and Entry Form apply to Organising Secretary. P.O. Box 630. Kuala Lumpur NOTICE Oiir i.stat>ltshnients WILL REMAIN CLOSED 10-MORROW U4.4.62i
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  • TIMES SPORT
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      VERACIOUS IS PROMOTED
      478 23 CINGAPORE, Thurs. Veracious, who completed a double here yesterday, has been promoted from class 4 to class 3. T w e n t y-three f,'las* 4 bor>es havr been sent down to Class 5. They arr: Mr. Miller, Koll In. Kainbow* End, K.u Chai. The Wee Cobbler,
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      Kew San may meet Ferry, Joe Hock twice
      493 23  - Kew San may meet Ferry, Joe Hock twice NORMAN SIEBEL By 1/ L ALA LUMPUR Thurs. Malaya's top ranking singles j>layer Teh Kew ban will probably clash twice against both Indonesian aces, Tan Joe Hock and Ferry Sonneville, in the team and open events in the Asian Badminton Confederation championships
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      RAF soccer hope has bad start
      207 23 SINGAPORE, Thursday Henderson, the R.A.F. hope and ans- wer to the Joint Services centre-forward problem., made a quiet debut in S.A.F.A. League first division football today and his team, R.A.F. Changi, went down 2-1 to Fathul Karib. Henderson had four chances at goal but
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      PAAA facilities for training
      65 23 PENANG. Thur<>.— The Penang AAA have arranged for centralised training facilities for all State athletes at the Technical Institute. This was disclosed at the PAAA's annual meeting tonight. Mr. R. Bailey, the president, said loop nlms will also be available. The PAAA programme for the year:
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      Record odds
      52 23 KUCHINO, Thurs— A seven-year-old pony, Sarawak Pepper, paid record win and place dividends in Kuching when winning a race for Class 5 ponies over 6f. There were 17 runners and Sarawak Pepper paid f 112.50 for a one-dollar ticket The place dividend was $33.80. It was the pony's
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      ABC tourney: Full draw for individual events
      891 23 Men's singlet TOP SECTION: Byes: Tan Joe Uock (Xj v Yew Cheng Hoe (Mi, i*l.»-nni Baik (P> v Sunn; Tar tM>; Khoo Eng Huah (M) v .Singha Bahadur (N>; L. R. Ariyananda (C> v Ang Tling Siang (I); Martin Cruz (Pi v Chu
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      'BAMBINO' ALL SET TO CONTEST DERBY
      199 23  - 'BAMBINO' ALL SET TO CONTEST DERBY EPSOM JEEP ON THE TRACK By SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Result Stable's Balkan Bambino, the 1061 Singapore Gold Cup winner, wound up his preparation for Sunday'*. Singapore Derby with a splendid gallop with stablemate Summer Wine on a soft track at BuJdt Tlman this morning. Breaking
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      Mortgage
      29 23 PENANO. Thurs.— The TJL of Penang executive council decided last night to mortgage the new clubhouse at Dato Kramat Road because $40,000 Is still owlnit to a bank
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      Ipoh League shock: Trotters quit
      258 23 Ipoh League shock: Trotters quit By LEE FOO SAN IPOH, Thurs. Trotters, the Perak Turf Club Sports Club's soccer team, who won the Ipoh District League First Division championship for the past two seasons, will not play in this year's competition which begins next week. The club has disbanded the
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      Lock icon Charles hits four goals for Wales WORLD SOCCER ROUNDUP
      303 23 Charles hits four goals for Wales WORLD SOCCER ROUNDUP pARDlFP. Thurs. Mel Charles, of Cardiff, scored all the goals for Wales in their 4-0 victory over Northern Ireland In the British International soccer championship match here last night. Charles, who was switched from centre-half to lead the attack after the
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      Free petrol
      54 23 BINOAPORE, Thurs. Vouchers for free petrol and oil supplied by Ksso. sponsors of the Malaysia Orand Prix, will bt Issued to an competitors at the course from Friday, Apr. 30 to Monday. Apr. 23. Fuel required for tuning and Itetting to and from the course win be issued
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      Newton joins IRC
      35 23 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Joint Services fullback Newton, who played an outstanding game against Sporting Cristal on Tuesday night signed up for Indian Recreation Club, the S.A.F.A. flfst division club Immediately after they match.
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        36 23 FRIENDLY (Kiang): Kl«ne Dls trict 3 Kalbar (Pmk. Navy) 0. INTER-COMMUNITY C E N TRES (S*pore): Chong Pang I Princess Elizabeth 0; Pek Klo I Maude Road 0; Mlnto 4 Slglap 1 Banda wo. Quen»town.
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        TENNIS
        28 23 COAST aiT» (Kl*n«): Meal single* 2nd rd.—A. S. Nath*n bt M. A. M&roof 4-8. 6-4. fl-4 HOCKEY MALACCA KO FINAL:. HJfb School 3 St. FrancU Amo L
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      STORE BOYS HOPE FOR A 'MIRACLE'
      254 23 STORE BOYS HOPE FOR A 'MIRACLE' They're off to Bangkok By F. SALAHUDIN Singapore, Thurs. 'pHE Singapore team for the fourth Junior Asian *> Cup soccer competition left this morning for Bangkok hoping for a "miracle" to bring them success in the tourriament which begins on Saturday. Just before taking
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      Chan gets his new racer
      64 23 Chan gets his new racer SINOAPORE. Thurs. Chan Lye Choon. the Malaysia Orand Prix favourite, has taken delivery of the new car which he will drive m tha big race this month. Chan and his mechanics were working on the car a Lotus Formula Junior at his River Valley Road
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      Revival
      24 23 BATU GAJAH. Thurs. Th« Batu Gajah District F.A., which has been dormant for five years, will be revived at a meetinc her* tomorrow.
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      Officials
      25 23 SEOAMAT, Thurs.. BeCTJnat Cricket Association officials: Patron Abdullah bin Dato Ahmad: president Teoh Seng Chuan: vicepresident K. Ponnlah; secretary V. Sathaslvam; t.easurer K. Woodhull.
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      Soon all will join tourney: Tengku
      162 23 IfUALA LUMPUR, v Thurs. The time Is not far distant when every country in Asia u.'iere football is played will be represented in the Asian Youth tournament. Prime Minister Tergku Abdul Rahman makes this prediction In his message to the Asian Football Confederation tor
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      198 23 CHANGE NOW TO EXTRA PROFIT FARGO "d* l rcKP dmti wtti PRIMROSE coll typ* trailfig nh tm EXTBA PROFIT! Hert't wfc~ The PRIMROSE coil type trailing axle has been designed and built to give an added carrying capacity of approximately 50' o. The principle of operation is based upon a
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      132 23 SPORTS DIARY HOCKEY NORTH ZONE C-8HIP5: Penanif v Kedah (4 p.m.): Perak v S'gor (5.16. both matches at Western Rd, Penaxif). KLANG KO FINAL: High School OBA v Customs. P. Swettenham (padang, S.1S). SOCCER STORE DIV. 2D: RM Dockyard Marines 'A* (Bales tier Rd): Ml DIV. 3A: Arsenal v RAF
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    Lock icon It's the rule of law all right in Malaya: Munro
    113 24 HONG KONG, Thursday. CIK LESLIE Ml'NKO. Secretary-General of the International Com mission of Jurists, was quoted today by the China Mail to have said he found the principle of law iinnly established in Singapore and Malaya. The newspaper reported he
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    29 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The North Indian Hindu Association will celebrate Shri Ramanuvaml the birthday of Lord Rama from 7 p.m. tomorrow at their premises at 47. Cuff Road.
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    59 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sikhs In Singapore will celebrate tomorrow the 623 rd anniversary of the birthday of the Khalsa with prayers at the Central Sikh Temple in Queen Street. Mr. J. Balkara Singh, a member of the Sikh community, will give a talk over the English section
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    50 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The following are officials and council members of the Library Association of Singapore: President. Mrs. Wang Chen Hsiu Chin; Vice-President. Mr. George Khoo; secretary. Miss M. Namazie; treasurer. Mr. Chua Whye Heng; and council members Mrs. E. Groves. Miss Kho Lian Tie. Mrs. R. Yeap.
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