The Straits Times, 14 April 1962

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    28 1 NATIONAL L1BKAHT AVIH1(,K UAII Y < I It I II IF II SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times AW*""* tstd. 1845. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    THE BOOTLEGGERS
    403 1  -  A. SRIPATHY Police smash a 'doctored' stout racket 4 held: Yeast, hops seized From MALACCA. Friday pOLICE today smashed a big illicit brewery believed to have been operated by three towkays here. They seized a large quantity of adulterated stout, thousands of empty bottles, labels and corks, and
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    Lock icon World's most beautiful' diplomat in London
    74 1 npilK world's most beautiful 1 diplomat tarns on the charms in London. Mrs. Njro Dinh Mm. sister-in-law of the President of South Vietnam, takes a keen interest in the chain of office worn by London's lord Mayor. Sir Frederick Hoare, during a visft to
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    Lock icon RUSSIANS ALLEGE 182 U.S. 'BUZZES'
    128 1 RUSSIANS ALLEGE 182 U.S. 'BUZZES' MOSCOW, Fri. U.S. planes "buzzed"' Soviet ships at sea 182 times in the first three months of 1962 and these provocations continue despite Sovi c t protests, the newspaper Soviet Russia said today. Under the headline "This is piracy." it also said American soldiers searched
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    $1.2 m. claim by Farouk
    64 1 NEW YORK. Fri.— Ex-King Farouk of Egypt has demanded Immediate damages of $1.2 million in a libel suit filed last year against an American book publisher. He objects to a claim in the book "Pleasure was my business." by a "Madame Sherry," that he had
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    Lock icon Cut-down of U.S. troops in Europe
    193 1 WASHINGTON, Friday. THE United States may reduce its troop strength in Europe to a level even below the one maintained before the Berlin crisis last autumn. The reduction would follow the demobilisation in August of National Guardsmen and reservists. Defence Department officials Indicated that
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    Widow owes $49,000
    53 1 Widow owes $49,000 SINGAPORE. Fri. A 60--year-cld widow. Lam Chin Sze. whose total liabilities amounted to $49,090. was adjudicated a bankrupt In the High Court today. Lam. whose debts were described as being "tontine monies due to 88 unsecured creditors." offered to pay the Official Assignee $3Q a month. Her
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    Lock icon A 'Miss China' invitation
    50 1 TAIPEH. Frl. Taiwan's "Miss China" contest organisers have Invited Chinese beauties living abroad to participate In a beauty contest to be held here next month. It was announced today. Overseas participants will be provided with food and lodging during the two-week period of the contest. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Agent' detained
    34 1 ACCRA. Fri. The Ghana Government claimed today to have caught an "agent" posing as a Ghanaian soldier trying to ferret out military secrets at an Army camp at Tema, near Accra.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Rocks kill three
    28 1 PISTOIA (North Italy). Fri. A mountain landslide today brought tons of rock crashing on to a farmhouse near here, killing a family of three. Reuter.
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    GIRL, 18, SLAIN: FATHER FINDS BODY
    101 1 GIRL, 18, SLAIN: FATHER FINDS BODY HHELOK ANSON, Fri.— The -1- semi-nude body of an 18-year-old girl was found in a pond on a sweet potato plot 22 miles from here •tonight. Police think she had been raped and strangled. She was Chai Keow Menu. doughter of a 48-year-old padi
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    A crook named Crook...
    84 1 LONDON. Frl. When 72--year-old Robert Crook was sentenced to seven years in jail for stealing, he bowed to the court and said: "Thank you. God bless you. Your Lordship. The prosecuting counsel said it was obvious that Crook broke Into a wine shop so that he
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    New 'private' Tun Razak's day in army
    372 1  - New 'private' Tun Razak's day in army JEFFREY FRANCIS JUNGLE MARCH AND THEN A BREN-GUN AMBUSH By "THE Deputy Prime x Minister and Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak, today became "Pte. Razak" for one day in the 4th Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, which returned recently from service in the
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    Lock icon Troops, OASin street battle
    188 1 Troops, OASin street battle ALGIERS. Fri.— Heavy troop reinforcej merits backed by tanks appeared today on the streets of Oran. Western Algeria, where five riot police were reported killed yesterday in street fighting against OAS Commandos. Soldiers placed barbed-wire barricades across Oran's main streets when police began a house-to-house searcn
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 STUDENT CLASHES AIM p day with uni > students tluntink* for r« sumption of el Scores el student-* m ed duriti two hour battling in of city r.p.i.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Jack v steel kings
      546 2 POLITICAL TEMPERS SOAR TO FURNACE HEAT IN ROW OVER PRICE INCREASES WASHINGTON. Fri political temperature in this capital today is nearly as white hot as the steel furnaces in Pittsburgh. The battle Is between President Kennedy and the steel companies over their sudden rise of .six
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      Lock icon Rebels in control of Nepal town, says radio
      123 2 Rebels in control of Nepal town, says radio KATMANDU. Fri. The Nepali rebel radio station said yesterday that rebel forces were "in control" of the town of Taplejung near the Indian border after a two-hour gun battle in which seven Nepali soldiers were killed and II injured. Taplejung is nine
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      Lock icon 'DAG PLANE WAS SHOT AT' THEORY NOT PROVED, SAYS U.N.
      224 2 'DAG PLANE WAS SHOT AT' THEORY NOT PROVED, SAYS U.N. ]UEW YORK, Fn. A United Nations inquiry commission found no evidence to. support a theory that the aircraft in which Mr. Dag HammarskJoeld. the U.N. Secre-tary-General, died last September was shot down, a spokesman here said yesterday. The spokesman, Mr.
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      Lock icon QUERY TO U.S. ON MISSING TSUJI OF SPORE FAME
      206 2 TOKYO. Friday rE Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Zentaro Kosaka, said yesterday that the Japanese Governwould ask the United States for Information on a "rumour that the Upper House member. Col. Masanobu Tsujl. was shot by an American soldier In Laos." Col.
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      Lock icon I CAN CAPTURE WEST IRIAN IN MONTH, SAYS PARATROOP HERO
      225 2 I CAN CAPTURE WEST IRIAN IN MONTH, SAYS PARATROOP HERO JAKARTA, Friday. INDONESIA'S paratroop chief said yesterday that he could take West Irian frojn the Dutch in onp month Lt.-Col. Wlrladinata, Commandant of me Aurrorctopedal Troops and Commander of a paratroop group which In 1958 seized the central Sumatran oil
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      Lock icon China wheat
      30 2 CANBERRA. Fri. More than one-third of Australia's wheat exports in the current financial year are expected to go to China, the Bureau of Agricultural Economics said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Thailand to put 2,000 men on border
      109 2 Thailand to put 2,000 men on border DANGKOK, Fri. 13 Thailand's Cabinet has decided to increase the para-military force along the Thai-Malayan border to 2.000 men. Government sources said today. The force has been deployed along the border to fight Communist terrorist remnants from Malaya. A police spokesman said southern
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      Lock icon Bourguiba weds
      41 2 TUNIS. Fri. Tunisian President Hablb Bourguiba. 59. wept with joy at his wedding yesterday to Mrs Ouassila Ben Ammar, 50, in his flower-strewn presidential palace here. He said It was the "moment of greatest happiness in my life." Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'X-RAY ON ENTRY' MOVE
      33 2 LONDON. Fri.— The British Medical Association has recommended to the Government that all immigrants entering Britain should be X-rayed and those found to have tuberculosis should be treated. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Red envoy to meet Rusk for new talks on Berlin
      334 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. fHE United States and Russia will resume exploratory talks on the Berlin situation in Washington next Monday, the State Department announced yesterday. The discussions will be held between Mr. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, and Mr. Anatoly
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      DESCENDANT OF THE 'IRON DUKE' TO BE A BUTLER
      74 3 LONDON. Fri.— A son of the third Earl of Coyvley said yesterday he is taking a job as a butler. Gerald Wellesley said he enjoys the idea of being a butler, -and I think 111 make a darn good one." Mr.
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      THE LILY FRAGRANT, GIRDLED, GO AHEAD U.S. MALE
      189 3 THE LILY FRAGRANT, GIRDLED, GO AHEAD U.S. MALE WASHINGTON, Fri.— TT Embarrassed Washington officials are planning to revise a handbook distributed to 25.000 local school children, advocating perf ime. girdles and other beauty aids for men who want to get ahead. Parents of some of the youngsters who received copies
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      Lock icon REPORT ON BRITISH ENTRY TO THE MARKET READY
      473 3 ]>RUSSELS, Fri.—Bri■D tish and European Common Market officials yesterday completed their overall progress report on negotiations on Britain's application to join the market, sources close to the talks said. The report, due to be sent within the next two days to the
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      Lock icon Beria stripped of awards
      47 3 MOSCOW. Frl. Former Russian secrpt police chief. Lavrenti Beria. and 700 of his henchmen hav e been stripped of awards they won for the mass deportation of national minority groups during the Second World War. A decree published yesterday cancelled tho awards.— UPI
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      Lock icon TRIBAL JOY OVER CHIEF'S RETURN
      37 3 AFRICAN tribal chief William Murgor. of the Kenya African Democratic Union, is carried shoulder-high by cheering followers on his return to Nairobi after attending the Kenya constitutional conference In London. U.P.I, picture.
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      Lock icon Verwoerd invites UN team to Pretoria
      238 3 Verwoerd invites UN team to Pretoria NEW YORK. Fri.— The South African Government has invited two members of a U.N. committee to Pretoria to discuss the situation in South-West Africa, it was learned last night. Diplomatic sources said South Africa, through its Ambassador to the United Nations, invited the- Philippine
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      Lock icon Another US N-test
      42 3 WASHINGTON. Frl. The Atomic Energy Commission yesterday announced another underground nuclear test at its Nevada test site. The commission said the test was of low yield. This was the 27th announced underground nuclear test in the current series. Reuter.
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    $88,800 ransom money
    313 4 AN ECHO OF BUS COMPANY DIRECTOR'S ABDUCTION COURT DECIDES ON DISPOSAL OF $1,250 SEIZED BY POLICE IN THREE RAIDS SINGAPORE, Friday. J^ KIDNAP gang was paid $88,800 in ransom money for the release of a bus company director, a court was told today. The victim was Soon
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    Crackers at a strike: Union man fined $700
    237 4 Crackers at a strike: Union man fined $700 SINGAPORE, Fri. A unionist. Lee Tuck Ming, 25, a craftsman of Roneo Ltd., was toI day fined $700 in a case connected with a strike incident. He was found guilty on an 1 intimidation charge and another of committing mischief resulting in
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    Poetry on the air
    94 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Another programme in the Radio Singapore series on Malayan writers will be broadcast over the English service at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday. In this programme. Mr. T. Wignesan. a writer, will Interview Mr. Wdng Phui Nam, who has. been described as one of Malaya's
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    Chief of Bata to retire soon
    50 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Bata Shoe Co. (Malaya) Ltd. will entertain Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Jugas to a tea party at the Roof Garden, Adelphl Hotel, at 4 p.m. on April 21. Mr. Jugas. who Is managing director, will be retiring soon from the company.
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    House owners' meeting
    72 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Assessment and conservancy charges were among the many subjects discussed at the first annual general meeting of the Princess Estate House Owners' Association held recently. The meeting elected Mr. K.X. Pereira as president, Mr. Joseph Hiew (secretary), Mr. Andrew Lee < treasurer) and committee members Messrs.
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    Film Society's 'Napoleon'
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Film Society will screen "Napoleon" at 6 and 9 p.m. on Sunday for members at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise. The society has also reduced subscriptions to $4 for the remaining half of the season.
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    S'PORE LUNCH IN HONOUR OF WORLD TRAVELLER
    129 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. A lunch will be held on Monday at the Goodwood Park Hotel In honour of the President of the Circumnavigator Club, Mr. Richard G. Coffin of New York City. Mr. Coffin, accompanied by his wife, is on a trip which will
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    Tobacco tax up, liquor is down
    106 4 Tobacco tax up, liquor is down SINGAPORE, Fri.— Customs revenue from entertainments and liquor dropped by $112,000 in the first three months of this year, compared with the same period last year. But revenue from tobacco rose to $11,298,000. an increase of $790,000 over last year's figure. The aggregate from
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    NANYANG VARSITY: SPA PLEDGE
    173 4 NANYANG VARSITY: SPA PLEDGE SINGAPORE. Frl. The Secretary-General of the Singapore People's Alliance. Mr. Lee Kirn Chuan. tonight pledged his party's full support for Nanyang University and its founder's aims to build it up as a "reputable centre of higher education in this part of the world for stu- dents
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    Film show at Kamala Club
    68 4 SINGAPORE, Fri— A selection of documentary films from eight countries will be screened at the Kamala Club, Moulmein Road, at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow. The show is open to members and the public. Presented by the Singapore Indian Film Society, the films, which cover a wide
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    Telephone girl a bankrupt
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. A telephone operator, Azizah binte Abdullah, was adjudicated a bankrupt on her own petition In the High Court today. The debtor's total liabilities amounted to $3,600. She offered to pay the Official Assignee $15 monthly, and her offer was accepted.
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    Caretaker had two guns: Three years7 jail
    179 4 Caretaker had two guns: Three years 7 jail SINGAPORE. Fri. Amin bin Jamak. 27, a caretaker of a vacant bungalow in LadyhiU Road, was jailed for three years by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the Assize Court today for possession of two revolvers. The prosecution said that acting on information a
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    8 INSURANCE FIRMS SEND IN RATES DETAILS TO MINISTRY
    130 4 8 INSURANCE FIRMS SEND IN RATES DETAILS TO MINISTRY SINGAPORE, Fri. Eight insurance companies here have furnished particulars of premium rates to the Ministry of Finance. They are among the 17 asked for such statements with the recent promulgation of the Life Assurance Companies (Compulsory Liquidation) Ordinance. A number of
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    Radar course
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Polytechnic will conduct a radar observer's course from April 30 to May 11.
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      139 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following Is todays schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London. Rome. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur <BA 714) 10.05 a.m., from Sydney. Darwin. Jakarta (BA 715) 2.20 p.m. Thai International: Prom Jakarta <TO 402) 10 ajn.;
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    WARNING: TAKE LEAVE NOW OR LOSE IT
    272 5 WARNING: TAKE LEA VE NOW OR LOSE IT 84 days to 'recover from rigours of the occupation' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. (GOVERNMENT servants throughout the Federation have been given a last warning— if they do not take their Jeave for the period of the Japanese occupation within the next eight months
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    MP back from Britain trip
    51 5 K.UALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Mr. V. David, Socialist Front MJ*. for Bungsar, has returned from a month-long tour of Britain, where he studied the British trade union system. He was now even more convinced, he said, that the contract labour system in Malayan ports should be
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    Co-ordinated
    21 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.— lmams and managers of mosques in Singapore have formed a 15--man committee to co-or-dinate their activities and affairs.
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    Strike hits firm of accountants
    118 5 Strike hits firm of accountants SINGAPORE, Fri—Thirtyeight employees of Turquand Young and Co., a firm of chartered accountants, on the sixth floor of the Hongkong Bank Chambers, went on strike today. A spokesman of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, which represents the strikers, said that the strike was
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    Lock icon It's the start of a whole new life for Pik Yuk
    112 5 PIK Yl'K, clutching the hand of Mrs. Cecelia O'NeilDunne. walks across the tarmac at London Airport today, after flying in from Singapore to begin a "new life." For Pik Yuk, who was found abandoned in a basket in Hong
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    School theft
    22 5 PENANG. Fri. Burglars broke into a Malay school at Sungei Acheh last night and stole $240 from the headmaster's office.
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    $40,000 culture tour by S'pore goodwill mission
    348 5 SINGAPORE, Fri A 48-MEMBER goodA will mission will leave by air on April 24 for a nine-day tour of the Borneo territories to show the cultural aspects of Singapore. The trip will cost the Government an estimated $40,000. Led by the parliamentary secretary
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      SHIRLEY MACLAINE GOES GEISHA TO PROVE A POINT
      300 5 /"■AN an American girl pass herself off as a Japanese? According to Paramount's "My Geisha" she can. and do it well enough to fool her own husband too. Lucy Dell (Shirley Macialne > is a Hollwood comedienne, her husband, played by Yves
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      Maria in a war film with a difference
      180 5 "TTIHE Last Bridge." starx ring Maria Schell. is a laudable attempt to make a war film that has more to offer than the usual blood and thunder. It tells the ;-tory of a voun.? O«rman Army doctor (Maria Schell> captured by Jugoslavian
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    A 'misguided stooge' in RAF bingo fraud must repay $50
    406 5 LONDON. Friday AN airman who won $50 in a bingo swindle in Singapore 16 months ago was told by a court martial yesterday he would have to repay it. Senior Aircraftman George Robert Dixon, a 23-year-old Regular, was said to
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    TUN RAZAK talks to THE SUNDAY MAIL
    130 5 TUN RAZAK talks to THE SUNDAY MAIL THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, talks to the Sunday Mail this week about one of the most vital and challenging tasks before Malaya. In an exclusive interview. he answers questions on the problems and achievements of the Rural Development
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    Wife tells of the night she saw a naked stranger
    175 6 j 1 BUTTERWORTH. Fri A HOUSEWIFE, Mrs. May GodyckiCwirte, told the Magistrate's Court here today she woke up early one morning when she felt someone toucn her head and on switching on her bedside lamp she saw a dark, naked
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    CPO commends two boys for arrest bravery
    197 6 MALACCA. Friday. TWO boys have been commended by the Malacca Chief Police Officer, Asst. Commissioner Tajuddin bin Haji Ahmad, for helping to arrest a robber under "exacting conditions." The boys are Abu Kas*im bin Mohamed Hassan. 16. a former pupil of the Oajah
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    $79,000 IN FUND FOR MISS LAI
    281 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. DONATIONS to the fund for Miss Lai Yoke Heong, the schoolgirl who lost her arms after an accident here, today totalled $3,139.20 bringing the grand total received to date to more than $79,000. Donations received from Straits Times readers totalled $1,507.20.
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    STUDENTS CONDEMN HELSINKI FESTIVAL
    154 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The National Union of Federation Students has condemned the proposed Communist "World Festival of Youth" to be held in Helsinki in July as "ideological propaganda j emanating from certain I countries." The union comprise* the students unions of the Uni- versity of Malaya
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    Robbers are jailed
    71 6 MALACCA. Fri.— A former Singapore police constable, Omar bin Ariffin, 51. and a labourer. Lim Geok Lan. 50. were today sentenced in the Alor Gajah Sessions Court to two years' jail each for robbery. Omar and Lim robbed a farmer, Chye Fatt, of $41 cash and articles
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    A.D.O. transfer
    28 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. Inche Zainal Abldin bin Hall Noordln, the Assistant District Officer here, has been transferred to Batu Gajah as Asst. District Officer Hands 1.
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    Planning for the women's convention
    141 6 Planning for the women 's convention KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1 ITMNO women leaders will meet here on April 25 to discuss plans for the first women's national convention to be held at the Stadium Negara in August. The convention to which all women members of social and political organisation are
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      The dowager duchess of sex with a Soul...
      1531 7  - The dowager duchess of sex with a PETER BLOXHAM BY THE LAST OF A SERIES SOMET I M E S the old lady holds court on her vast ranch. If not (and if you telephone the right, code from the box on the gate) you can probably meet her in
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    DEATH
    87 8 !>• Word, tit (Minimum) MR. NC KIM CMUAN age 7H passed peacefully 11.4.82 at 379 Paya Lebar Road. Singapore 19 leaving behind his >.<eloved wife, only son Ng swee Khoon. 7 daughters Nr Chal Pin, Sg Cheng Tew. Ng (Wee) Cheng Buat. Ng Cheng Kee, Ng Cheng Ham. Ng
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    84 8 20 W*rdt lit (Mlmimmm) THE COCKPIT'S Java RljsttatU Is •erved svary Saturday and Sunday luncb Urn*. THE PREMISES OF P. R. Hsndry v vi remain rloaed today on the occa- .on of the Singhalese New Tear. GREAT READING, at llttls cost complete range of Pan. Kontana: Ace. hour Square
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      Public and Police
      697 8 Amendment by the Federation Government of the Kidnapping Act is very possible, the desirability of change clearly illustrated by recent proceedings in a Kuala Lumpur magistrate's court. But however the law is amended it still will not work unless there is a sufficient change in the public's
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      Local Councils
      362 8 Early next month the first shots will be fired in the election battle for control of the Federation's 296 local councils. It promises to be a vigorous campaign. The Alliance has decided to contest every seat (there may be as many as 18 in some councils) and already
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      Estate Problems
      213 8 Two million dollars worth of rubber was stolen from estates in the Federation last year. Thefts are averaging over a hundred tons a month, and there is a further serious and hidden loss through illicit tapping, usually at night The worst part of this tapping is the damage
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    CHINA —the world's great outsider
    1481 8 CHINA —the world's great outsider Has there been a break with tradition? THE OTHER FACE THAT MAO PRESENTS TO THE WORLD FROM A CORRESPONDENT OF THE LONDON TIMES THE current image of China in the world varies between two extremee. There is the entirely favourable view of a people heroically
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      GCE confusion: Where candidates stand
      317 8 YOUR correspondent Mr. Peter Cheong (S.T. April 6) was quite right when he said that there are two types of OCE, the Associated Examining Board OCE and the Cambridge OCE. Let's call them the Technical OCE and the Academic OCE respectively. But he was wrong
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      PHONE TANGLE
      92 8 rls high time tl.j tele, corns department did something about, telephone disconnections with no warning whatsoever to subscribers. A lot of this confusion arises from the complicated system of telephone accounts. Not even the postal clerks or telecoms staff are able to help In sorting out the tangle.
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      NO RIVALS
      69 8 I HAVE been listening In to Radio Malaya for nearly eight years now and I am proud to say that the English of our announcers is excellent. Having been In the habit of listening In to news broadcasts from all over the world. I can safely say that
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    Judge to Marcus: You were lying r
    1518 9 Court is told: am afraid lam a bit mixed vp 9 'SHORT-LIST OF 30 APPLICANTS FOR COUNCIL JOBS WAS REJECTED BY ONG' SINGAPORE, Friday. jy|R. Justice Wee Chong Jin in the high court here today told Mr. L. A. Marcus, former superintendent of
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    Estate strike is over
    62 9 BUTTERWORTH, Fri. About 300 labourers of Malakoff Estate in Tassek Olugor returned to work today after a 24-hour strike over the dismissal of a tapper. A riot squad from Butter- worth, called to the estate yesterday, was withdrawn last night, but police patrols are still maintained
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    A temple sacrifice —for innocence—
    221 9 A temple sacrifice for innocence— PORT DICKSON. Frl The proprietor of the Si-Rusa Inn here today chopped off the head of a white cockerel to prove that he had not assaulted his former dishwasher. Loo Ann, 58. About 200 people crowded a tiny Hindu temple here to see 60-year-old A.
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    Strike threat off
    104 9 Strike threat off PENANO, Fri. Eighteen employees of the Indian Bank here have decided not to go on strike over the bank's alleged failure to upgrade one of their colleagues. This follows an announce, ment today by the bank that its head office in Madras had approved the promotion of
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    Services parade for the Queen
    44 9 BINOAPORE. Frt.— A Joint Services ceremonial parade, in honour of Queen Elizabeth's birthday, will be held at RAF Seletar at 8 a.m. on Wednesday. The parade will be reviewed by Admiral Sir David Luce, Commander-in Chief, Far East Station.
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    Gifts to temples
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Onr Yoke Lin, will present Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board cheques to the managements of the Hindu temples at Sungal Tinggl and Nigel Gardner Estate on Monday.
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    Good Friday no holiday
    58 9 IPOH. Fri. For the first time Good Friday this year, which falls on April 20, will not be a public holiday In Perak. The Government has instead declared Friday May 18 Wesak Day— a public holiday. Christians working in Government offices will, how. ever, be permitted
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    Johore concert
    21 9 JOHORE. BAHRU. Fri_ Language month in Johor* wil; end on Saturday with a concert at the Diamond Jubilee hall.
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    STREET NAMES NOW IN MALAY
    144 9 STREET NAMES NOW IN MALAY pENANG. Fri. The City Council today put up additional road names in the national language in the main streets of George Town. The Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thlam Slew, told the Straits Times today that road names in Malay would be put up in gradual stages,
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    Car charge against MP
    62 9 PENANO. Fri— A Member of Parliament, Mr. Llm Ke<yi Biew. (Socialist Front— Dato Kramat), today pleaded not guilty to a summons charge of drivlnf: his car without due care and attention along Pangkor Road on Jan. 2 tfctl year. Lim. it las alleged, knocked Into the
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    Naafi visitor
    27 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Th« chairman of the board of management of Naafi, Mr. R.A.L. Cohen, will visit Singapore and the Federation from Monday to Anrll 28.
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    Firm's policy on clerical scales
    4790 10 straits times ARBITRATION Rattmy's analogy: A standard theme for jokes is that of an office employee asking his boss for a raise— it reveals a fundamental truth OPPOSITION TO A CRADLE TO GRAVE' SALARY STRUCTURE gINGAPORE. Fri.— Submissions on bonus and salaries for clerical staff
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      Flash Time surprises in splendid gallop
      221 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Flash Time, with apprentice Sonny Lim up, surprised track watchers here this morning when he reeled off 3f in 37 2 5 on a soft track. Cheers .sprinted 2f in 26 2 3. Result II (Lim) went over 3f in 40 1
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      Hard for Dreamboat to beat 'Bambino' RACING
      873 11 Hard for Dreamboat to beat 'Bambino' RACING 'BATTLE OF THE HEAVYWEIGHTS? 9 FEATURE race at Bukit Timah is seldom won by a horse carrying 9.8 or more but the Singapore Derby to be run over 1! miles on Sunday may prove to be an exception. The $25,000 classic may deve-
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      S'pcre card
      1518 11 ACCEPTORS and riders for to- rui u wn A morrow's races at Bukit Timah: I -Form J Race 1: 2.0— Cl 4 Div I—7B 1 ***** (lever Dick (Loy.ing b'yud. > Daniel*. 4 9.0 (Ft 5 Mitchell 7» 'J ***** Nhowiirl 111 tStMW Si. Tulloh. 4 8 8
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      Lock icon CARNIVAL STARTS AT RAND WICK TODAY
      123 11 CARNIVAL STARTS AT RAND WICK TODAY CYDNEY. Fri. Racehorse owners will be winning prize-money at the rate ol A £60 a minute on each of four days of Sydney racing starting tomorrow. Total prize-money for Australia's richest hor&e race series the Australia i Jockey Club autumn carm val at Randwick
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      Lock icon Bright cricket policy stays—Worrell
      130 11 Bright cricket policy stays Worrell KINGSTON. Frl. Frank IV Worrell. West Indies captain, denied here that his side had deserted *heir brighter cricket policy in the Test series against India's touring team. Critics in Trinidad and Barbados have claimed that West Indies oaUmeu have not played as attractively as they
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      THE UNFAIR TESTS
      283 12 T WISH to point out the gross unfairness with which" the highway code tests are conducted in Singapore. Superficially, nothing can be fairer than a system of lots: everybody Is given an equal chance. But in practice the system works to the disadvantage of applicants who wish
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      Radio's futile search
      219 12 Radio's futile search INCHE Murtadza Za'ba of Radio Malaya amused me when he asked for a definition of "Malayan English." He will just be wasting time and money hunting high and low for anyone who can speak what he calls "Malayan English." There is no such thing; English is English
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      Unauthorised tokens of love
      137 12 Unauthorised tokens of love rjECONDARY schools have no right »5 to collect any fees except school fees and general fees of $10 per year. However, children attending a certain National Type Chinese school In Malacca are compelled to pay (besides school tees and general fees) a dollar a month for
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      A KEY WORD
      79 12 "Yf ALA Y AN" is a keyword; a word that denotes and signifies unity and identification with this country of ours; a word that in a way represents our ideal of nationality. All the same, I am unable to obtain, even from savanCs in tbe Malay language,
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      Unnecessary
      52 12 IS the "No Parking" sign In Orchard Road between the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. and the traffic lights at Stamford Road junction necessary? This stretch In no way affects the movement of traffic along Orchard Road. Will the traffic police kindly lift. this restriction and help the public?
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      PAY PUZZLE
      41 12 T AM wondering why the Trengganu Education Department has paid us only half our monthly salary for January unlike other state governments. Besides, several of us received only $165 basic Instead of $210 that we should have got. PUZZLED
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      The 10-cents stamp mystery
      191 12 The 10-cents stamp mystery I HAVE just compared the picture of the famous double-figure 10--cents Selangor Coronation stamp (S.T. April 4) with a normal stamp of this value, and It seems to me that the figure of the Sultan on the die. If that is the correct term, has slipped
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      THE BIG EXAM MUDDLE
      185 12 THE BIG EXAM MUDDLE 'THE questions for the general paper set recently by the Singapore Ministry of Education for Standard Three Public National Language examination were most unjustified. The candidates were •completely misled by the Ministry. They were issued with special syllabuses asking them to study certain chapters In the
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      A $6.50 penalty for these tenants
      116 12 KY the end of December, the Housing Board will have completed 7.600 units. This is more than twice the number put up in the best year of the old Improvement Trust. It Is really time that the Singapore Government reexamined the charges for residents
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      It is only fair, that we The GCE and prejudice
      169 12 It is only fair, that we The GCE and prejudice IT seems to have been taken X for granted that the General Certificate of Education of the U.K. Associated Examining Board and that offered by the Cambridge University for failure* in the o.S.c. examination is the same. May I be
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      Lucky ones
      63 12 rDO not agree with those Kuala Lumpur pupils who staged a protest to the examinations syndicate (or making mathematics one of the compulsory subjects in_ the qualifying test. Anyway, they are fortunate to be able to have access to their .results, for those candiuates in Perak who failed
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      309 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS interview an oil producer (7). L Klnf r*turn« cinders to <Je- lh opened once and criad wrina author (4 10) loudly <7>. Hans* wrong about tbe magnificent sa.P «>. 10. Such game* comply with one new order (7). t. Admission made by western 11. Wood returned
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    Rubber mart very quiet with no definite trend
    575 14 /CONDITIONS continued extremely quiet throughout the week and no definite trend has developed either here or overseas report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber market survey. The big stick of the stockpile, for once, has not been brandished, but the market
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    TOBACCOS ALL THE WAY: SPECULATORS' HELD DAY
    516 14 From Our Market Correspondent ONCE more it was a day of wholesale concentration on Malayan Tobacco shares on the Stock Exchange to the exclusion of practically everything else apart from a few other new industrial issues. The Malayan Stock Exchange was in characteristic
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan stock Indices April 12 April 13 Industrials: 175.70 177.M Tina: 321.40 520.52 rabbera: ***** 193.84. Jan. 1 1958 1M
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    792 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday: Industrials: F and N. ords 52.78 ON, $2.78, 52.80; Gammon 51. 71; Metal Box (2.60; Cold Store 6*.; st eamers 97 cants, 99 cents. 98 cents. 99 cents O; S. Time* $3.30, $3.31; U.K. ords Sl-72 c all;
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    216 14 MAY first grade rubber buyers f.e.b. closed at 5 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur yi-sterday at 7SI rents per lb. up three- of a cent on Thursday's closing pri The tone was quiet. FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBBER EXCHANGE cla-ing prices In rents per lb. yesterday: Int. 1
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    227 14 vaAV flrtt grade rubbtr buysrs r.s.b lv Dosed at 3 p.m. In Singapore yesterday at 781 rent* per Ib. up half a cent on Thursday's closing price. The cloning ton* was quiet. ACCRA closing prices In cents per In, yesterday: Int. 1 It. B S. prompt fob.
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    Tin price up by over $1: Rubber also advances
    201 14 tin price in Singapore yesterday rallied A again more sharply by $1.12$ to $481.12* per picul, the offering being estimated at 230 tons. In London overnight under active buying, mainly from one influential quarter, tin prices made further headway, especially cash.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 14 April 13. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 78; cents (up half a cent) K.L.: 78} cents (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $481,124 per picul (op $1.12}). Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 14 pMINMI Produ** Etehanit Stags- *-> pert noon prices per pl.ut yestef dayi Ceeenut oil: bulk »40a sellers, drum S43* sellers: Cepra: April UK/Continent S2B buyers. J2S seller*; Pepper t Muntok white Sl6O sellers. Sarawak whit* 1137J sellers, special Sarawak black $120 sellers. Lampoog black Sl2O sellers, ABTA Jl3O
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    87 14 rpNI- Malayan Ixehange Banks' «i- Meiatien mad* these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rate* to S100) Canada: buying TT 34 9/16, airmail OD 34 11/16 90 d/st 33 1/8 credit bills. 35 3/16 trade bills. telling TT er OO ready: Canada 84 3/16: Swedish Kroner
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    181 14 SHIP* lying altflgsM* the ImnM'i ohirrn today are: Mlkawm Maru 31/33. Bute of Gujarat 31/83. Tlgr* 46. AJUbaaan Mara 6/7, n»misin 13/16. Chaktra 4/3. Nlssto Mara 1/2, Ch&nda 33/34. Bentoyal 13/14. East Sea NW 4 Outer reads i Majula. Otiaung KerIntJl. Kuala Lumpur, Arooy, Tbeofaoo Llvaoos.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    91 14 MELBOURNE, M. p-VESTMEXT share* wert) steadier today. Oils were also steadier with most Merest, centred on A.O.G. Base metal* were steady, whtla loans were firmer. N.K Rill I«A| Mount t«a 73/4* Ampol I?T.| Con. Zlnr 64 a A.C.I. Ti< ;> Hrrnld W/i. A.P.M. 26'7| I r 1. 41
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    109 14 April 13. Three month. (UNOFFICIAL OUOTATION|> INDUSTRIALS r. A N. 12 n«. Cold S-ontK* M. M Box 12 cm. sinim.-mp y ft*, j Brrwerlr* 27 it* S. Tnn« 14 eta KoMnson ots. s. Trader* 3.1 rts, IS. Darhy Sd. I'nltrrr.o w. jacks ata MININGS A. Amil L".l PBIaUBJ
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    Malayan Cement
    9 14 Malayan Cement produced 26,031 tons during March.
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      528 14 APPLICATIONS will be received up to the 30th April. 1962 from students for a full course In the Kuala Lumpur Technical College beginning from the Ist of July Applicants should be (1) Federal Citizen. (2) Permanent resident In Selangor. (3) holder of Grade I Cambridge School Certificate with credits in
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      1635 15 (Continued from Page K> SITUATIONS VACANT APPUCANTS of Box A6tHW HT. for a Junior Clerk pool ar* thanked and advised that tbe position baa now been Oiled. WANTED IMMEDIATELY for four to Ovo months experience accounting machine operator. Apply with full particulars 10 Box A 4012 8.T.. B'por*. WANTBD Lady
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      1072 15 OFFICE SPACf VACANT ?0 Ward* Si (Min.)— Box St turn txtrm 1000 2000 SQ.PT. good office. 125, |'c. il street, tirs: floor available Ist June reasonable rent. Phone (Spore) J7SM... HOUSES t LAND FOR SALE tt Wordt Si (Min.)— Box it rf*. oxtrm OETACHEO BUNCALOW, Shepherd Hill, off Alexandra Road.
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      1112 15 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tt Word* Si (Min.)— Box St et,. oxtrm CSTABLISNCD MCDICAL CLINIC in North Lential Johore In developing are* for sale Box A*927 B.T S'por* PIRST CLASS POPULAR Restaurant/ Night Club offered on leas* aa going concern. Genuinely Interested Principe i« only pleas*. Bos A 6993 B.T. S'por* RADIOS
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      871 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Word* Si (Min.)— Box it cfs. exfrn I*S6 VAUXHALL WYVERH excellent condition low consumption ir o owoers taxed $2,000. Tel: ***** (8 pore). HILLMAN 1960. One owner low I mileage romp. Insurance Jane 1962. Seen 49 Jalaa Mulal off MacPbersoo Road. (Spore) $4,000/- 0.n.0 1*64 PORO
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      817 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word, Si (Min.)— Box St rtt. txtrm I ELEVEN SEATER VAN DKW Uaaajped Johorr Singapore. Newly 1 painted icood mrchamral condition slid- 188 roof MltabM touriKtu Kusy paya*****. i< il par* 1 aim 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA. 1061 Triumph TR3A Sport*. MO A./1600 S|K>rt>. l'.'iiu Austin A4U. DM
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      844 15 FOR SALE M Word, SS (Min.)— Box tt ctu txtrm BE' LINO ELECTRIC Standard Cooker in excellent condition Ring K.U ***** between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m •310.8* CHCAPCR than U.K. I "Passap" Knlttlngmacblne. Turtsna Helve' la" Sewingmachlae*. latent Ocrmao Tapr-Recorders Transistor Radios. Typewriters. Alpha Ribbons, Nardi Exhaust System for
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      322 15 SHOPPING GUIDE (S'por*) tt Word* Sit (Minimum) Doitm I month. It Word* Sljt (Mm.) NBW STCINBERT PIANOS, fully Tropicallsed, Teakwood Casing. Nansneog's 103/105 fcelogic Road. Singapore. WELLA'S KOLCSTRAL VITAMIN Hmr To.re Is the answer to your Falling Hair. Qet a bottle from your favourite Hairdresser or cosmetic counters. WHERE TO
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      489 16 ALCAN MALAYAN ALUMINIUM COMPANY LIMITED I.O. Box 2087. Lee Hah Bank Bldg.. KCALA I.I'MPCK. Applications arc invited for the post of CLERK OF WORKS for thr Aluminium Rolling Mill in process of construction at Petaling Java. A first class man is required with the ability to ensure that the building
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      1397 16 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF I THE COMPANIES OKDINANCLs. 194e 1946 and IN THE MATTER OF "WINDWARD LIMITED" (Members' Voluntary Windin-Dp> At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company duly convened and held at Denmark House. Raffles Quay. Singapore, on Friday, 30th March 1962. at 10.00 ajn. the following Special
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      726 16 NOTICES 1 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has fixed the 25th April. 1962, at 2.30 pjn. at the Registrar's Chambers, ground floor. Supreme Court Building. Singapore, for hearing the Public Examination of the undermentioned cases: I Bankruptcy No. 365/58. S. Ramasamy. 6/60. Lim
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      838 16 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Department of Chinese Studie* APPLICATIONS are Invited for appointment as Lecturers/ Asst. i Lecturers in the Department of Chinese Studies. Candidates should have at least a 'good Honours degree with suitable teaching and research experience. Candidates must also be proficient in the English language. Applications should be
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      793 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR APPLICATIONS are invited for I the post of an Assistant Architect in the Municipal Architect's Department. The appointment will be on a 3-year contract. Salary scale: $628x34-934 /982x 34-1.254 p.m plus a variable C.O.L.A. the commencing basic salary will be according
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      409 16 TENDERS KEDAH P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from PWD Registered Contractors from Class A to F at the office of the Executive Engineer, South Kedah, P.WD.. Kullm up to 12.00 noon of 19th. April, 1962 for the Construction of Mldwlves' Quarters-Cuni-Clinlcs and Ancillary Works *t various sites In
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      353 17 NDONESIA HAVE 'NEW TEAM IN YOUTH TOURNAMENT BUT MALA YANS DETERMINED TO WIN TROPHY BANGKOK, Friday INDONESIA and South Vietnam are favourites in the fourth Asian Youth soccer tourna/ment for the Rahman Trophy which opens here tomorrow at the National Stadium. Malaya, Burma. South Korea and Thailand,
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      64 17 A KNOCKOUT— NOW INJURED BOXER FIGHTS FOR LIFE IN HOSPITAL rE SHELDON (right) lands the blow that knocked out Tunney Hunsaker during the heavyweight flght at Bluefleld. West Virginia, last week, in which Hunsaker was seriously injured. Hunsaker was taken to hospital suffering a brain injury. Doctors who performed a
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      Lock icon Narrow victory for Leeds
      61 17 LONDON. Frt. Results of Kugby matches played in Biitaln in st night League Leeds 10 Castellord 9. Tnion Bridgwater 9, Weston-Su-per-Mare 3; Camborne 8 Ives 3: Gloucester 17 Cheltenham 3: Pontypool 16 Cardiff 3: Strand 17 Bristol 10; Taunton 6 Bath 0; Newton Abbot 8 Telgnmouth
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      Klang Easter tennis
      45 17 fe KLANG, Frl. The Klang Club Easter open tennis championships have attracted 123 entries which include S. A. Azman, Billy Yap and Don Clayton. Matches will be played on the Klang Club courts from April 20 to 23. commencing 9 am daily.
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      71 17 REAL BEAT LIEGE TO ENTER FINAL LIEGE, Fri. Real Madrid, who won the first leg 4-0, qualified for the European Cup final here last night when they beat Standard Liege of Belgium 2-0 in their second leg semi-final match. Real, who have won the trophy five times, now play Benfica
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      Japan, PI tie 1-1
      72 17 MANILA. Prl. The Philippines and Japan today shared the opening singles matches of the Davis Cup eastern zone semi-finals c being played here. Japan's No 1. player Atsushl Mlyagl defeated Filipino Raymundo Deyro 6-2, 1-6. 6-4. 6-2. But the Philippines No 1 player Johnny Jose, playing
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      Perak tennis
      19 17 IPOH, Pri. The Perak Lawn Tennis Association open championships will begin on Apr. 27. Entries close tomorrow.
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      395 17  -  MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE, Fri. The first batch of overseas competitors for the Malaysia Grand Prix next weekend arrived in Singapore by BOAC last night. They are the Japanese Honda "works" team of motor-cyclists, led by Giichi Suzuki, who
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      Hard tests for leading Malayan doubles
      305 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Malaya's leading doubles players will be put through a searching test in this weekend's trials before the pair? to represent Malaya In the team event of the Asian Badminton Confederation championships next week are selected. Malayan champions Ng Boon Bee and
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        68 17 STORE DIV. 3A: Rangers 3 Ml Emily 1; OW. 2D: HU Dockyard v Marines 'A' postponed (rain); Inter-community centres: Stamford 4 Middle Rd 3; Upper Sera niroon 2 Kampong Teban 0: Redhill 8 Ttong Bahru 0: Kampong Tengab w.o. Nee Soon. PFNANG DIV. 2: Tg Bungah Rni.gers 3 Giugor
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        7 17 RALB LGE: MedlcaU 3 DTC 3
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      Singapore hopes dimmed by Selangor's form
      551 17 Singapore hopes dimmed by Selangor's form By NORMAN SIEBEL Kuala Lumpur, Friday •DEFORE Selangor, the Malayan champions, beat Sporting Cristal of Peru 3-2 at the Merdeka Stadium last night, Singapore officials were not at all pessmistic about Singapore's chances of beating Selangor in their F. A. M. Cup south zone
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        HALF-PRICE? TURN DOWN AT THE TURNSTHjE
        141 17 rS recent announcement by Mr. Tay Soo Yong SAFA finance and adminstrative committee chairnan) that gate admission ■oould be reduced and schoolchildren would be admitted at half-price to tourists matches at Jalan Besar Stadium was most welcome by football fans. But when I took
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      156 17 KARACHI, FrL— Javed Burkl who will captain the Pakistan's cricket tourists in England this summer, today asked Britons not to call his team carriers of smallpox. "I will certainly' not lead a cricket team which is treated in England as a germ carrier," he
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      25 17 LONDON. Frl.— Results of English Football League Dlv. 3 matches last night: Hull 2 Bournemouth 1; Notts Clunty 0 Swlndon 1.— Reuter.
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      442 17 NORTH ZONE 'QUAD' pENANG. Fri. Star- s t u d d e d Selangor took 67 minutes before they could subdue Perak in their north zone hockey quadrangular by two goals to one at Western Road ground today. Unperturbed by the fact that
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      97 17 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. NOTICE TO POLICYHOLDERS We are pleased to advise policyholders that the rate of annual bonus for the year ended 31st December 1961, due to holders of policies issued since 1947, has been increased to $27 for each $1,000 of the sum assured. Bonus
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      128 17 SPOTLIGHT ON THE SPORE DERBY SEE PAGE 11 FLY TO EUROPE BY SWISSAIR CONVAIR JET SWISSAIR'S Convair jets fly three times weekly to India, the Middle East, and on to Switzerland, the very heart of Europe, where air routes from all countries and cities in Europe converge. If your destination
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      103 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER TOUB MATCH: Perak v SportIng Crlsial (Sultan Yussuf Stadium, Taiplng, 6.15). SPOKE 1)1 V. SB: Katong v Radin Mas (Geylang). FBIENDLY: REME v Marines (A. Rajah Rd). STORE INTER-COMMUNITY CENTRES: Jn Tentaran v Kim Klat; Bt Panjang v Chong Pang; Malay Farm v Jn Eunos; Alexandra v
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    435 18 Spectators gasp, applaud and protest at general's trial pARIS. Fri. Ex-General Bdmond Jouhaud, extremist Secret Army Organisation (OAS) leader and a member oi" the Generals' Revolt in Algiers in April 1961, said yesterday: "The putsch was more or less suggested by the Government."
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    37 18 RCMMERV J. PEREIRA ..sod 78 Panayil Murukkumpuzhu pasaad away peacefully on Uth April, 1962. MR. LAU SIM KNOW, H.-adm»«er of l>n« Ming Chmeiie School, passed awmy on 2-4-62 cortege leavloK 274-13 Brniul Panar 10lO) a.m. 14.4.62.
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    29 18 MR. AND MRS. KrlJhnan of Klabann Estate Clu-mor thank relatlvm and frlrnda for wreath*, mtnattr of eondolcncr, assistance and attendance thr funeral uf thfir »ou Rama Dai, 12.4.82.
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    19 18 IF MR. SACCARINO would mr Krajrr Nrave his addrm »r would b* pleased to offer bim "diabetic" refreshment.
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    25 18 ATTENTION EASTER BRIDES 1..1W kMm in v vriij I lust arrlvrd fiorn Kuropc. Rraaonuhlr prler*. Vim (MM Storr. 211 Urdu id 1 Xmil (B'por*)
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    134 18 Hiroshima victims will plead in Geneva WASHINGTON. Fri. Two victims of the atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima will visit London this month on their way to Geneva to appeal for disarmament to the 17--nation disarmament conference, they announced here. The two now visiting Washington also said they hoped to receive
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    38 18 ATLANTIC CITY <New Jersey i. Fri.— A team of medical researchers reported today that they had produced cancers in animals by injecting a virus known to cause a severe type of respiratory "common cold" in humans.
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    128 18 More than 504J quests, including thr Trncku Besar Kursiah. the first Raja Permaisuri Agong. attended the wedding of a Selangor Princrss. Tengku Taksiah. 23. to Raja Sulong bin Raja Arifin, 'IH. grand-nephew of the Governor of Penang, Tun Raja Ida. at
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    A LONELY WOMAN SET FIRE TO VICARAGE
    79 18 LONDON. Fri. A lonely I spinster of 39 was so upset that her vicar was leaving the parish she set fire to the church hall and to the vicarage. pro.iecuting counsel alleged in court. The woman, a church worker and organiser of the
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    101 18 CHESS: 'BOY WONDER' IS CHAMPION FOR THIRD YEAR rs I.IAN ANN (above). 14-year old Malayan chess champion, has again won the chess championship for Singapore schoolboys. This is the third year in succession that Singapore's "boy wonder" has captured the title. He won all his eight games in the seven-day
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    THREE LEAVE TO STUDY TASEK CHINI
    77 18 THREE LEAVE TO STUDY TASEK CHINI KUANTAN, Fri. FlightLieut. A.I. Bruce and Sgt. R.J. McKee, both of R.A.F. Changl, today left here for Tasek Chlnl to study the mystery lake and its surroundings. They were accompanied by the Tourist Promotion Officer, Che Yang binte Dahari. 'The two R.A.F. representatives yesterday
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    417 18 LONDON, Fit. Slock marketa ended the week on a rather dull note. Disappointing company news of the past few days and particularly today's depressing Interim statement from British Motor Cor--1 paration referring to a severe &etI back in earnings dampened enthui siasm. while the more speculative I business
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    190 18 NEW YORK. Fri MEDICAL examiners began an autopsy yesterday, on the body of Hjenry Ogden Phipps, 31-year-old heir to two of America's greatest fortunes, who was found dead under mysterious circumstances in a hotel. A spokesman for the Phipps family said the handsome banker had
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