The Straits Times, 17 April 1962

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036 r Not*** 1 He**"**
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    Congo soldier No. 2
    4 1 Congo soldier No. 2
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  • Article
    A RUBBER WONDER
    1011 1 2,5001 b. an acre and more to come Malaya fights the 'stereos' YAP CHIN KWEE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. fHE Rubber Research Institute here has developed a new "wonder clone" capable of producing 2,500 Ib. of rubber an acre a year. It may be Malaya's answer to "stereoregular"
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    Lock icon Tito's message to Mr. K.
    62 1 BELGRADE, Mon. President Tito of Yugoslavia today sent birthday greetings to Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Prime Minister, wishing him "much success in your efforts to preserve world peace." Mr. Khrushchev is 68 tomorrow. President Tito said he sent the telegram on behalf of the Yugoslav
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    Lock icon 'Mr. Brandy' dies in Paris
    45 1 PARIS. Mon.— Mr. Maurice Firino-Martell. managing director of Cognac Martell French newspapers called him "Mr. Brandy" has died in Paris, it was announced today. He was 64. Born in Cognac, western France, he died early yesterday morning after an operation.—Reuter.
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    Royal welcome at Istana
    93 1 KING AND CABINET MINISTERS AT PARTY FOR RETURNING SOLDIERS T<HE YANG di-Per- tuan Agong in the uniform of General of the Federation Army, chats with Cabinet Ministers after the parade by the Congoreturned Malayan Special Force in the grounds of Ist a n a Negara yesterday.
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    Lock icon Chou tells of 'unswerving friendship'
    497 1 Chou tells of 'unswerving friendship' MR. CHOU EN-LAI, the Chinese Premier, has reasserted Communist China's "unswerving" friendship with Russia and the rest of the Communist bloc. Peking Radio today said Mr. Chou told Communist China's National People's Congress that he called on the Communist World to unite against the United
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    Lock icon NEUTRAL PLAN TO BREAK A-DEADLOCK
    453 1 GENEVA. Monday. OOTH the West and Russia promptly promised close consideration of new compromise proposals by the eight neutral nations for breaking the nuclear tests ban dead-lock at the disarmament conference today. I The neutrals suggested the establishment of an internal commission of scientists, possibly
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    Lock icon MAUGHAM PLANS ANOTHER FAR EASTERN TRIP
    62 1 CANNES, Mon. Mr, Somerset Maugham's secretary, Mr. Alan Searle, today denied that the 88-year-old author was going to the Paul Neihans clinic in Switzerland for "living cell injections." Mr. Searle said Mr. Maugham would spend "a couple of weeks" in Lausanne. Mr. Maugham is
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    Lock icon Move—by Govt. order
    67 1 Move by Govt. order JOHANNESBURG. Mon. Several thousand Indian and coloured 'mixed race) residents of Johannesburg faced thp prospect today of having to leave their homes within a year as a result of South African Government proclamation declaring the areas where they live as "White" The proclamation was issued under
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    Lock icon Mystery of Mary's gold plated bed: Where is It?
    181 1 Mystery of Mary's gold plated bed: Where is It? I ONDON, Mon.— The gold Ju plated bed of Mrs Mary Edusei apparently vanished Into thin air today. Both the glamorous 38-year-old wife of Ghana's Industries Minister and Mr. Krobo Edusei himself blandly denied its existence. Mr. Edusei flew in from
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    $950,000 charge
    61 1 JAKARTA, Mon. The court martial is proceeding of the former Deputy Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Navy, and Chief of Naval Operations, Colonel R.M.S. Pirnßardie, charged with embezzling 14 million rupiahs (about $950,000) in October, 1958. The money is alleged to have been used to buy 4,000
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    Lock icon London denial
    36 1 LONDON. Mon. A Cairo newspaper report that "large British forces" had landed in Jordan in the past 48 hours was described as "completely and totally untrue" by a Defence Ministry spokesman here today.— Reuter.
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    THIN WIRE GANG STRIKES AGAIN
    157 1 THIN WIRE GANG STRIKES AGAIN SINGAPORE. Mon. The thin wire gang struck again today for the third time this month. Todays victims were a housewife. Madam Yeo Ah Al. 32. her daughter and aged mother, all living at the 4J mile. Changi Road. Armed with a revolver, daggers and thin
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    Lock icon Hijack bid fails
    60 1 AMSTERDAM. Mon. A Portuguese, brandishing a blank-cartridge pistol, ordered a KLM plane with 51 passengers to fly to East Berlin i today but the pilot pretended engine trouble and came oack to Schlphol airport here. The man. a cook who had lost his job at the airlines
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    on trial
    142 1 I/-UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The general court martial of a soldier In the Federation Army accused of inciting a mutiny in his camp in the Congo opened today at the Royal Malayan Ai r Force station here. He is Pte. Taufflk Rashidi bin Abdul Wahab. 23. of the 6th
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 CLASH: 37 HURT nkw MUD, 1( Thirty-sex en laimed in dath at Allah < l*ecn policr aU'J mob who demand* d p of body of man iltotedlj beatm to dr. jib I PI
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon HOPE
      300 2 THE Thai Foreign Minister, Mr. Thanat Khoman, said at the weekend the Association of South-East Asia "should be a Rood example to show that Asian nations can cooperate for the happiness and progress of their peoples." "Asa in Sanskrit means hope." he said in a radio broadcast marking the
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      Washington, Bonn clash over Berlin
      304 2 WASHINGTON, Monday. THE Western position on Berlin has been visibly shaken during the weekend by a sharp clash oetween Washington and Bonn. Diplomatic observers here fear It may seriously affect the U.S. bargaining position In exploratory talks today between Mr. Dean Rusk. U.S. Secretary of
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      Lock icon KUWAIT TO GET BRITISH ANTI-TANK WEAPONS
      122 2 T ONDON. Mon —The Goveminent of Kuwait has placed a substantial order for Vlckers Vigilant antitank weapons with British Aircraft Corporation, It was reported here yesterday. The size of the order, both in numbers and value. Is not known. The first deliveries are expected
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      Lock icon Seamen desert
      20 2 SYDNEY. Mon.— Six Canadian seamen here have walked off the freighter Aleppo, which is bound for China. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon BOUN OUM'S VISIT: NO DECISION YET BY MALAYA
      120 2 BOUN OUM'S VISIT: NO DECISION YET BY MALAYA BANGKOK. Mon. The Malayan Government had not decided whether to receive a right-win* Laotian goodwill mission led by Prince Boun Own. the Malayan Embassy spokesman said today. The spokesman, Mr. Khor Ens Her, told Reuter in a telephone conversation that the Laotians
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      The immigrant criminal...
      154 2 LONDON. Monday COMMO NWEALTH immigrants in British prisons may be sent to their home countries at the end of their sentences, a British Home Office spokesman said here yesterday. He made It clear, however, that this would only be done "under certain circumstances" and that prisoners would
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      Lock icon WARNING ...THEN O.A.S. MEN SWOOP
      218 2 WARNING THEN O.A.S. MEN SWOOP a LGIERS, Mon.— About A ioo O.A.S. men occupied the Oran telephone exchange yesterday for five and a half hours after they were reported to have warned the guards they wer« coming. The police guards packed their munitions and left the building before the OAS
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      Red youths meet
      60 2 MOSCOW, Mon. Mr. Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders received a five-minute standing ovation when they attended the opening of the Soviet Communist Youth League < Komsomol) Congress in the Kremlin oere today. Mr. Prol Koslov. generally considered to be Mr. Khrushchev's chief aide, read a greetings address
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      Lock icon 11 die in crash
      31 2 BOMBAY, Mon. Eleven people were crushed to death and nine others injured when a concrete chimney crashed through the roof of a hous« here early today.— Reuter.
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      Judy rests
      27 2 NEW YORK. Mon.— Actress Judy Garland who recently announced hat she and her husband. Sid Luft, had separated, entered nospltol here yesterday for a rest.
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      Lock icon 'CHANGE TO RIGHT,' BRITAIN IS URGED
      160 2 STRASBOURG, Monday. THE Council of Europe road safety conference haa urged Britain to enforce driving on the right|~l side of the road, conference. which I yesterday, called lor idard highway code tor ester n Europe and adcountries still driving he left (Britain and :n)
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      Sisters repeat double births
      61 2 LOS ANGELES. Mon.— Two sisters who gave birth simultaneously 19 months ago have repeated the* double here. Mrs. Diane Barrett. 29, had a son. and her 24-year-old sister, Linda, a daughter, at the same moment and in the same rooms of the same hospital that they
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    Lock icon US tests set for next week
    201 3 US tests set for next week WASHINGTON, Monday. IJ.S. OFFICIALS said yestsrday that it now appears that the first of the new American series of nuclear tests in the atmosphere will be set off about nine days from now Preparations for the Pacific tests, the first atomic shots In the
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    SOVIET MOON FLIGHT 'VERY SOON' -SCIENTIST
    77 3 SOVIET MOON FLIGHT 'VERY SOON' -SCIENTIST WARSAW, Mon.—Prepara- tions for flights to Venus, the Moon, and other planets are "nearing their end," Professor Leonid Siedov. a leading Soviet space Scientist, told the Polish news agency yesterday. With preparations "practically complete, the flights only depended on a proper concentration of effort."
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    Lock icon Soviet record
    39 3 MOSCOW, Mon. The Soviet Union has reported that it produced more steel, oil. meat and butter, and also refrigerators and washing machines, during the first quarter of this year, compared with the first three months of 1961.—Reuter.
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    Red casualties
    34 3 SAIGON, Mon. Communist forces suffered about 60 casualties and the Government forces 21 in a clash in Vlnh Binh province about 80 miles south Of Saigon yesterday, authoritative military sources said today.
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    Lock icon BLOOD GIFT BY SOPHIA HOLDS UP TRAFFIC IN ROME
    91 3 BLOOD GIFT BY SOPHIA HOLDS UP TRAFFIC IN ROME ROME, Mon. Film star Sophia Loren. gave half a pint of her blood to the Italian Red Cross in a Rome square yesterday and caused a traffic jam when she showed it in a phial to the crowd and used them
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    Lock icon Churchill cruise
    22 3 CANEA (Crete) Mon. Sir Winston Churchill arrived yesterday at Sfakia. in Southwest Crete, aboard Mr. Aristotle Onassis's yacht Christina. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Gromyko sees Tito after four years
    174 3 BELGRADE. Monday. MR. ANDREI Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minister, arrived here by air today on a flve-day official visit as the first senior member of the Moscow government to come to Yugoslavia for four and I a half years. Mr. Gromyko, repaying a visit to
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    Lock icon STUDY OF CHINA, S.E. ASIA
    57 3 N EW YORK. Mod.— The Carnegie Corporation ol New York and the NuffWd Foundation of London are sponsoring a joint project this autumn to carry out .studies of social, economic and political institutions in China and South-east Asia and to train a new generation of
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon The radar trap raid that led to court
      123 3 LONDON, Monday TWO men who warned passing motorists that a police radar van was ahead to rarch them speeding were fined £3 each in a Sheffield court. The police van was parked off the highway on the outskirts of Sheffield. A total
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      Lock icon POLICE CHIEF SHOT IN CAPE TOWN
      161 3 CAPE TOWN, Monday. A POLICE chief was shot and injured and two bomb attempts were made against city buildings in Africa Day incidents yesterday. Police Commandant Lt.- 1 Col. T. H. Carstens was shot at the head of a four-man patrol checking a reported
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      Duke returns
      24 3 LONDON. Mon— The Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Charles flew in here yesterday after a few days holiday with relatives in Germany.
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      Lock icon Drinking and delinquents
      41 3 JAKARTA, Mon. Wild drinking and dancing parties are on the increase among young people here, according to an official of the spiritualreligious section of a semiofficial body known as "The Body for the Creating ol Functional Potentials." Reuter.
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      Lock icon Two more smallpox deaths
      65 3 Two more smallpox deaths DRIDGEND, Mon. Two elderly women died of smallpox here yesterday, bringing the death toll for the present outbreak to nine in nine days All the victims have been from an old women's ward in a mental hospital. This Is the third smallpox outbreak in Britain this
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      Divorce? 'I am in no hurry' says Liz in Rome
      295 3 Divorce? 'I am in no hurry' says Liz in Rome ROME, Mon. Film star Elizabeth Taylor, who has announced that she is seeking a divorce from her husband Eddie Fisher, told a reporter yesterday that she was in "no hurry" to get the divorce. Miss Taylor, who was diving with
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      Lock icon Judge dies, 70
      20 3 GIBRALTAR. Mon. Lord Thomson, Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland, died here last night. He was 70.— Reuter
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    TRIP HOME FOR FOUR ILLEGAL ENTRANTS
    148 4 TRIP HOME FOR FOUR ILLEGAL ENTRANTS SINGAPORE, Mon.— Two O young Indonesian couples who pleaded guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's court today to entering Singapore without a permit are to be repatriated. They are Bedul bin Batan and his wife, Njl Muhan Sanllan and Ahmad Alias Johannes and hL» wife,
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    WORKERS' PARTY ON LEE'S TRIP
    172 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Workers' Party tonight said it had reason to believe that the main purpose of the impending trip abroad of the prime Minster. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. was "to finalise with the British Government the disposal of the people and the State of
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    EMPLOYERS PESSIMISTIC
    314 4 Marshall's seminar idea unlikely to 'ease tension SINGAPORE, Monday. fHE chairman of the Singapore Employers Federation, Mr. Max Lewis, today said he felt that a seminar of employers and employees organisations could do little to ease the industrial tension in the State. He was commenting on a proposal
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    Opium: Couple acquitted
    40 4 BINOAPORE, Mon.— A husband and wife, charged with unlawful possession of opium were acquitted and discharged in the Eighth Magistrate's Court today. They were Seah Khay Beng. 41. a broker and his wife. Yap Yeow Klan. 33.
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    Evidence called in schools inquiry
    201 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. T»HE Commission on Inquiry into the student boycott of the Government Chinese Secondary IV examinations last November and December invites members of the public to give evidence before it. The first formal session of the Commission will be held at the Supreme Court
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    Malay captain's achievement
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Permanent Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister's Office. Mr. Goh Koh Put. will present a Certificate of Competency to Captain Abdul Rahman bin Yaacob on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Captain Abdul Rahman is the first local Malay to be presented with this Certificate which
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    Water cut
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water will be cut off In Bishop Gate between Chateworth Road and Jervols Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    New church
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The blessing of the new St. Joseph Church in Buklt Panjang will take place at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    'Fed up' soldier stole boat, is jailed
    70 4 'Fed up' soldier stole boat, is jailed MALACCA, Mon. A British army gunner told a court martial today that he stole a dinghy and sailed it to Indonesia because he was "fed up with life in general" and wanted to "think things over." The court Jailed Gunner John Read. 30,
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    His escape
    110 4 Gunner Read, who was described as being of below average intelligence, was found guilty on two charges of stealing a 14ft. sailing dinghy belonging to the sailing club at Terendak Camp. 13 miles from here, on Jan. 19 and of deserting from his unit, 26 Regiment. Royal Artillery,
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    405 photos a day
    59 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. For the first ten days in April 24.051 X-ray pictures were taken at the Geylang Community Centre, giving an average of 405 pictures daily. A Government statement today urged those who have not presented themselves for X-ray to do so. The last day of
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    ESTATE WEEDER ON CHARGE OF MURDER
    292 4 ESTATE WEEDER ON CHARGE OF MURDER JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. A 69-YEAR-OLD man's amorous relations with a pretty rubber tapper, Teo Hui Hiang, 16, ended in the murder of her mother and younger sister, the High Court here was told today. In the docfc stood Chan Chwen Kong, an estate weeder.
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    VARSITY MAN ON WORLD HIKE
    111 4 k SINGAPORE, Mon. A Cambridge University undergraduate, Mr. Edward D.K. Mott. 19, now hitch-hiking round the world, arrived here today with one regret. He had planned to hike round the world from Britain without breaking into his savings. He did it till he arrived in
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    Education Commission begins hearings
    2798 5 DR. THIO CHAN BEE URGES SCRAPPING OF THE SIX-DAY WEEK PROMINENT educationist, Dr. Thio Chan Bee today suggested that the six-day week system in English, Malay and Tamil schools should be replaced by a flexible five-day week with an optional sixth day for weak students. Dr.
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    'Merdeka' shout for 'close causeway' warning
    225 6 'Merdeka' shout for 'close causeway' warning PE N A N G Mon. Shouting "Merdeka." 40 Umno youth delegates last night pledged full support for the proposal of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to close the Johore Causeway if Singapore rejected merger and Malaysia. This pledge was. made in a
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    Mine theft
    33 6 IPOH, Mon.— Six fuel injectors and a starter, together valued at about $1,600. were stolen from a Chinese tin mine off the 4 1 mile. Tambun Road, here on Saturday night.
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    Lock icon Troops back from Congo told: 'Well done, men'
    25 6 The Congo force marching into the Merdeka Stadium for the big parade. Photo by Lim Yaw Chong.
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    A WELCOME HOME, THEN THEY'RE OFF FOR MONTH'S HOLIDAY WITH THEIR FAMILIES
    392 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday YfEN of the Malayan Special Force who returned from the Congo yesterday left for a month's holiday with their families today after a parade before the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The Yang dl-Pertuun Agong reviewed the
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    A NEW PARTY IN TWO WEEKS SAYS TOO
    164 6 THE former Assistant Mi Too Joon Hing. said h now "ripe* to form a new 1 Mr. Too, now an indepen-| dent Member of Parliament, said that former MCA members who left the party during the Alliance crisis in 1959. were unanimous
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    Seamen to meet
    23 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore National Seamen's Union will hold a general meeting on April 22 at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    New mosque opening
    48 6 MERSING. Mon. The Mentri Besar, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Yunas, will open a mosque at Kampong Triang Besar near here on Thursday. The money to build the mosque was obtained from the Social and Welfare Lotteries Board and labour was provided by the people themselve.s.
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    Night gang in black paint rob padi planter
    98 6 Night gang in black paint rob padi planter ALOR STAR, Mnn Five men with their faces painted in black waylaid a padi planter, Mohamcd bin Mat. and robbed him of $50 after assaulting him at Titi Gajah. five miles from here, last night. Mohamed told police he was returning home
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    $165 more for cripple
    78 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Donations totalling $165 were received by the Straits Times today for Johnny Ang. a schoolboy cripple now In Mount Alvernia Hospital. The donations are from. Anonymous $40: The girls of Secondary School Con- vent. Kajang $26: S. M. Sam.iel, Johore Bahru $20; 8. Pushpan $3;
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    RATTRAY ENDS HIS SUBMISSIONS ON BONUS CLAIMS
    4381 7 - gINGAPORE, Mon. Counsel for the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd., Mr. J. J. Rattray, today concluded his submission on the bonus claims of the Singapore Printing Employees' Union against the company, and also gave the company's stand on fringe benefits. Mr. Rattray was
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    Bar meeting
    22 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The annual meeting of the Singapore Bar will take place In the Supreme Court Building on April 28
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    PRISONER RUSHES WITNESS IN COURT
    163 8 DENANG, Mon. A young labourer rushed out of the dock and tried to attack a prosecution witness when he was sentenced to six months' Jail today. "I am not guilty, Ismail bin Darus protested as he attempted to grab the witness. Dale Seaton, a 17-year-old
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    King tours P.J. industry area
    36 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Th«? Yang dl-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permalsurl Agong will tour the Industrial area of Petallng Jaya tomorrow. Later Their Majesties will visit the" State Productivity Centre. I
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    HAJI, 114, SAILS TO MECCA AGAIN
    112 8 SINGAPORE, Monday. A CENTENARIAN was among 712 Muslim passengers who left Singapore in the ship Kuala Lumpur for Mfcca this afternoon. Hajl Talb Projono from Muar, Johore, who claims to be 114 years old, arrived here early this morning by car accompanied by friends
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    Rural aid for 10,000
    47 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Mentrl Besar. Dato Haj) Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. yesterday opened eight rural development projects beneflttlng about 10,000 people The projects Including five kampong roads, a telephone booth, a weekly trade fair, and a water treatment plant. They cost $400,000.
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    $600 robbery
    27 8 IPOH. Mon. Three youths waylaid a toddy shop attendant. R. Saminathan, 50. behind the Buntong Market here on Saturday night and robbed him of $600.
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    MIC TO DISCUSS M-PLAN
    76 8 BINOAPORE. Mon. The Malayan Indian Congress In Singapore will hold a meeting of all branch and central committee members next Sunday to discuss the merger and Malaysia proposals. The meeting, to be held at Congress House. 6 Race Course Lane, will begin at 5.30 p.m. Mr.
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    A gatecrasher at Sonia's wedding
    56 8 GATECRASHER, maybe, bat the black and whit. cat gets a smile of welcome from the bride, former Singapore model Sonia Kilgannon at St. Mary Abbot's Church. High Street. Kensington. London. Miss Kilgannon married Lieut. Roger Keeney of Lincoln. Nebraska, U.S.A. son of Mr Charles Roger
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    TALKS ON IN TWO LABOUR DISPUTES
    110 8 SINGAPORE, Mon Rediffusion (Singapore) Ltd. has resumed negotiations with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union on Its claims, following the intervention of the Labour Ministry. A management spokesman said the talks were "making progress" and he hoped a settlement would be reached soon.
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      191 8 #>/V Ifc«#- By At Capp W l^l«X- M lCQfifiM3fl&^l I C-'i-L MA/NTAJN V posniCK \Y OLD DEEP VC^H )I I I WANTED TO V S »*B^^&!VV^L Mi USUAL ICY 'S old r PAL^F INSIDE. I'VE U TELL YOU BUJ WMArS (-HERE COMES Ny OLD I!i CALM, AS HE HURLS U
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    Revealing sidelight on Suez
    1223 9 PRESIDENT EISEN- i lIOWER informed Z the world that the first information he had of the Suez operat- j ion was from Press des- j patches: and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles .said: "We had no advance information of any kind." What, then was the
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    Algiers mutiny: Did the CIA play a part,..?
    826 9 Algiers mutiny: Did the CIA play a part,..? AFTER the failure of the Cuban invasion, to which I shall come later, Dulles refused to be downcast by the attacks on his stewardship. "I couldn't have had a job more concerned with trying to defeat Communism/' he told a reporter. "If
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    How weeping premier of Persia was toppled...
    18 9 TAKEN FROM *C I A— THE INSIDE STORY' BY ANDREW TULLY
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    83 10 20 H.rds $10 (Minimum) SELENE AND JAMEI Chew thank ■I' friend* and relatives for their vi Minnie presents. KOOd wishes ai.d BttaaaaMM at their wedding on 14-4-52. MR. AND MM. K. 8. Maniam thank all those who attended their w.-ddinc on 14.4.62 and cratcfully nckDOAledge the expressions of good
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      ILL Luck For Willie
      801 10 Willie Wong, a stowaway, jumped ship in Australia. For eight years he lived and worked as a "new Australian," a likeable fellow and no bother to anyone. He began to prosper in a modest way, and found a bit of land to farm outside Sydney. But
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      Causeway Visas
      276 10 Opponents of the proposal for Singapore's merger with the Federation ate mistaken if they read the Tengku's causeway warning as a threat designed to browbeat all opposition. The heads of agreement for merger reached in talks between the Singapore and Federation governments form a reasonable and practical basis
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      Pay Claims
      182 10 Twice within two weeks officials of the Malayan Technical Services Union have spoken of "drastic action" in support of claims that would put up wages by $40 to $70 a month. These claims have been in and out of the pigeon holes for more than five years and
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    Cuba's Castro COINS A bitter epithet
    501 10  - Cuba's Castro COINS A bitter epithet JOHN BLAND by OAVANA, Mon. The n accepted revolutionary epithet for the counter-revolu-tionary opposition in Cuba today is "gusanos" —literally, "worms." Like many of the popular expressions of the day here. It was coined in a speech by Dr. Fidel Castro, the Prime Minister,
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    Students in a vacuum
    98 10 "THE recent Cambridge results have created a problem for those students who do not have the opportunity of getting higher education in form six classes. While many of them make fruitless attempts to seek Jobs, it is usually the case that the majority of these students
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      61 10 KLANG has its hospital on top of a hill and It Is a pathetic sight to see patients, particularly the elderly struggling up those steps for the purpose of getting treatment. The authorities concerned would be doing the public a great service If a small bus could be
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    TORTURED, CHAINED...but amazingly, NO HATRED
    835 10  - TORTURED, CHAINED...but amazingly, NO HATRED BORIS KIDEL by I was the first Journalist to be allowed to talk to them since their capture. Most of the captured Algerian leaders have been tortured and have lived under sentence of death. But as I questioned these three In a small room In
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    Lock icon S'PORE MAN AIDS A KITCHEN REVOLT IN BERLIN
    304 10  -  IANDER HOLLANDER By OERLIN, Mon. Ew« Hin Lim is a slim young man from London by way of Singapore who hopes to revolutionise United States military cooking. Mr. Lim today was sowing the seeds of revolution among 242 army, navy and air
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    5 11 gggJTAUra COURT MARTIAL: Opening day
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    'WE WILL KILL' THREAT BY SOLDIER AT CONGO CAMP IS ALLEGED
    2355 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday J^ MALAYAN soldier on active service in the Congo told a group of privates in his platoon: "We will kill any NCOs who side with Tengku Azib (the platoon commander) tonight," a general court martial here
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    Radio set was out of action: Officer
    7 11 Radio set was out of action: Officer
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    The Yoke Heong fund passes $80,000 mark
    164 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mo.i 4,NOTHER $2,117 was received today for Miss Lai A Yoke Heong, the schoolgirl who lost her arms ia i. road accident. i i This brings the total of the fund to $81,627. Today's collection comprised $1,334,50 received in the Straits
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    New bid to clear rubber contracts
    217 11 New bid to clear rubber contracts SINGAPORE ASSEMBLY SINGAPORE. Mon. The Government is to make a fresh attempt in the Legislative Assembly tomorrow to amend the Rubber Dealers Ordinance to clear doubts as to the validity of rubber contracts. At a previous sitting, a Government motion to amend the law
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    Strike is one month old
    24 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tht strike by 110 emp'oyees at the Tanglln Club in Stevens Road is a month old today.
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      24 11 Sunkist Oranges for health BEST FOR JUICE BEST FOR REFRESHMENT All Sunkist oranges are fat with juice, packed with tangy refreshment. Enjoy some today.
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      Would you dare to wear a swimsuit?
      554 12 Would you dare to wear a swimsuit? I DON'T own a swimsuit. But then, I don't need one because I cannot swim to save my life. "Shame on you," said an astonished friend, "You mean to say that you've never really tried after living on an island with the sea
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      ATTENTION ON A BRIDE'S MOTHER
      234 12 II7HILE there is much attention paid to what the bride will wear on her big day, many a time a mother has sat back to wonder what would be the most appropriate attire for herself. In the rush and excitement of making her daughter look
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      Peas cooked with mint
      66 12 TjiROZEN peas cook in next to no time this way. Place Just enough water to cover peas in a saucepan with a large sprig of mint and a little salt, Bring to boil, add peas, straight from the packet. They will cook in a couple of
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      AN UMBRELLA DANECE FOR 'INDONESIAN NIGHT
      128 12 AN UMBRELLA DANECE FOR 'INDONESIAN NIGHT TJERE is a scene from the Sumatrar Umbrella Dance which will be seen during an "Indonesian Night" programme to be held in Singapore at the Rosee DOr Restaurant tomorrow. Organised by the Indonesian Women's Association. It is its first effort to help swell the
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      Washing your permanently pleated skirt
      159 12 A READER asks whether detergent is better than soap for washing a drip-dry permanently pleated synthetic and wool skirt. Another question: "How hot should the water be and Is Ironing necessary?" The answer Is that you can use either soap or detergent for washing your
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      357 12 Straits Times Crossword H' IHB ID H_F H_P IV** n ku-- tiuutrd ov B_t__ in :ne Norm 0. 13 female comes round al (10). home after a little drink (0, 6. Pompous fiction on tirst page 4). about a bridge-builder (8). 10. Stop nirsute priest's revealing 7. Catchword we hear
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    It's 'down' for death in lift
    300 13 PORK DEALER LEAVES FIFTH FLOOR FLAT: BODY MINUS $1,000 IS FOUND IN BLOOD ON THE SECOND FLOOR SINGAPORE, Monday. J^ PORK dealer, Chan Chow Choon, 35, was cornered in a Housing and Development Board flat lift and knifed to death early today. Chan left
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    Mentri's tour
    24 13 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon. The Trengganu Mentri Besar. Inche Ibrahim Flkri bin Haji Mohamed, ended his two-day tour of Kemaman district last night.
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    BULLDOZER AIRLIFTPIECE BY PIECE .
    68 13 BULLDOZER AIRLIFTPIECE BY PIECE KUCHING. Mon.— An R.A.F. Twin Pioneer from Singapore has just completed the airlift part by part of a giant Caterpillar bulldozer from Sibu to Bclaga for the Public Works Department. The aircraft took a maximum of 2,0001 b. on each flight. The bulldozer weighed 15.0001 b.
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    Power survey in Borneo
    38 13 KUCHING, Mon.— A full scale survey of hydro-electric resources in Sarawak and North Borneo is to be carried out soon. An Australian engineer, Mr. J.A. Clinch, will make the survey under the Colombo Plan.
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    A move to tighten public order laws
    153 13 A move to tighten public order laws ifUCHING, Mon. 1V New legislation to tighten laws relating to preservation of public order will be proposed by the Government at the next sitting of the Sarawak Council Negrl A Bill to be Introduced in the council will seek to bring the existing
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    Marriage -go- round for teacher, nurse
    64 13 MR. SARABJIT Singh Grewal, a teacher at St. Joseph's School Johore Bahru, and Miss Bhopinder Kaur, a Penang dental nurse, were married according to Sikh rites at the Dato Kramat Road residence of Mr. and Mrs. Durgadev Singh Nindra, parents of the bride, on
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    Up $1.7 million
    28 13 KUCHING, Mon.— Revenue collections netted Sarawak $10,248,289, for the first three months of this year, compared to the $8,515,347 for the corresponding period In 1961.
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    The Iban health task
    84 13 KUCHING, Mon— Serious medical problems have been discovered In Sarawak's Lemanak Valley, where nomadic Ibans are now making an effort to settle and carve new villages from the jungle. A Medical Department health survey of the area showed that of 632 people of all ages examined
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    TWO NEW LINERS ON ITALY ROUTE
    137 13 TWO NEW LINERS ON ITALY ROUTE SINGAPORE, Mon. O Lloyd Triestino, one of the oldest shipping companies in the world, Is to put two modern 17,000-ton passenger liners on the Australia SingaporeItaly route, Mr- M. Giugia, managing director of the Italian line said today. He made this announcement at the
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    Sarawak hit by fire and flood
    200 13 Sarawak hit by fire and flood If UCHING, Mon.— Fires and floods caused havoc in Sarawak last week. Worst hit by floods were towns and villages in the third and fourth divisions. In Sibu. headquarters of the third division, all main roads and communications systems were hit. A four-year-old girl
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      40 13 Buys Bunny By Baiph Hvimditht i YMeowaJirHOWAMisurporepT] f -n A OH MY \l T'FINPTH 1 GAS TANK] C/7»Wr 11 FILL ER UP, DOC? f VACATION! I 1 IN ALL THIS JUNK, Kk J^ y V NCCP QAS,OL^ CLMER?^, Artf* vftv
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      Vietnam rubber
      60 14 Rubber production In Vietnam totalled 70.024 tons last year compared with 68.211 tons the previous year. Minimum production was in March with only 304 tons and maximum production in December with 8.800 ion.v Of the total 47.651 tons were processed Into steamed sheet*. 912 tons Into soles. 16.881
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      'Spore pepper trade in serious jeopardy'
      390 14 'Spore pepper trade in serious jeopardy' (SINGAPORE'S position as the foremost pepper market in the world is being seriously jeopardised by the ever-increasing number of claims because of inferior quality, said Mr. W. E. Huber, chairman of the Singapore Pepper Exporters and Packers Association. Speaking at the annual meeting, Mr.
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      New subsidiary
      56 14 Dato W. M. MacLeod, chairman of Rothmans of Pall Mall 'M) Ltd. announced yesterday that a new Rothmans subsidiary company had been formed to acquire all the trade marks and certain of the assets of Malayan Cigarette Manufacturers Ltd. The new company, Malayan Cigarette Manufacturers (1962) Ltd. will
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      CUSSONS BABY POWDER TO BE MADE HERE
      174 14 fUSSONS Sons and Co. Ltd. have come to an arrangement with the Malayan manufacturers A.S. Watson (Chemicals) Ltd. for the latter to produce Cussons baby powder at their factory in Sungei Besl Road, Kuala Lumpur. This was announced In Kuala Lumpur last week
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      Perfume firm's Far Easti official
      186 14 Perfume firm's Far Easti official HTHE international per- fume manufacturers, Roger and Gallet, have appointed a Far East resident representative to cope with their increased volume of business in this part of the world. He is Mr. Pierre Picquot who will be based in Singapore to look after the company's
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      30-ton trailers
      42 14 Cranes (Dereham) Ltd. of Norfolk have supplied two 30-ton detachable rear axle semi-trailers to the Federation's Public Works Department for transporting civil engineering and public works equipment. They have been shipped partially knocked down and will be assembled on arrival.
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      Coal mining company for Sarawak
      117 14 Coal mining company for Sarawak From GABRIEL TAN in KUCHING A LOCAL company of Nippon Coal Mining Co. will be incorporated here in September to take charge of the mining of coking coal at Silantek, Sarawak's Second Division. Participation of local capital is forecast, said a spokes.man. A preliminary meeting
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      20,000 VISIT MOTOR EXHIBITION
      97 14 20,000 VISIT MOTOR EXHIBITION AN estimated 20.000 people attended the "Greatest Show On Worth" during Its four-night run at the Happy World Btadlum last week. Sponsored by Singapore general motors dealers, the show was designed to promote the local motor business, and the first of Its kind to be held
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      SANYO CONVENTION IN TOKYO
      184 14 A DELEGATION of 14 Singapore transistor radio dealers will leave on Thursday for Japan to attend the Sanyo Dealers Convention to be held in Tokyo from April 20 to 7 Delegates from Singapore r and other parts of Bouth-East Asia will be conducted on an extensive
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      Shipping man is new head of Penang chamber
      209 14 rnHE new chairman of the JL Penang Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Q.H. Postlethwaite, has been 'associated with the shipping business In Malaya since his arrival 14 years ago. He spent most of the time in Singapore. His first appointment was as a
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      MALAYA BUYS MORE WHISKY
      176 14 MALAYA BUYS MORE WHISKY l/lALAYA'S whisky iTI consumption last year increased by 20 per cent over that of the previous year. Sales of about 39.000 cases of the liquor were recorded by agents here. "This is a clear sign of the country's steady growth In prosperity and improving standard of
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      151 14 %M WHERE THERE \y y%\ iUrrULK £W\ X CENTAUR m, always a success lk The u ff° lk Centaur cuts grass and ifi2§m**tm lalan llhout »n> difficulty at all beI ftP~ ctuse iesc outstanding .features:* V *^W ii i J^^^ />» lu^*k "T "~1 Powered by tbe well known Clinton
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    117 16 /~<HINESE Product Exeh»n(S Imii. pora noon prleaa par picul yttttrday: Coconut ail: bulk (40t sellers, drum M3i sellers; Copra: April UK/Continent Hs buyera. $29 sellers; Pssjawr: Muntok whlta SIM sellers, Sarawak wbiie *l»7a sellers, special Sarawak black 1122 a sellers, L*mponB black ***** sellers, ABTA SISO nellera Sblfapara
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    CLOSING PRICES April 16.
    39 16 CLOSING PRICES April 16. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 786 cent* (down a quarter of a cent). K.L.; 781 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $479 per picul (down 12} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (down 30 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    112 16 April 16 Three months. (UNOFFICIAL QUOTATION!) INDUSTRIALS P. *N. 1U rt». Cold StOtags M. M. Box 12 eta. steamship 9 rts Breweries 27 eta 8. Trans 14 cts' Robln»on 9 cts. s. TraHars 3S cts. 8. Darby M I'nltrera 13 cts W. Jacks V cm MININGS A. Amal
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    93 16 MELBOUpNE. Mon. INVESTMENT shares moved narrowly In quiet trading. Oils were steady and active. Aust. Oil and Gas moved up Is. 3d. to ?9s. M Base metals were barely «teady while loans were firm. N.B. Hill 13/9 Mount Isa ?4<7i Ampol 12/5 Coo. Zinc* 6S/A.C.I. 70 ii Herald
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    217 16 SHIPS lying atongsM* tns Sangapara arltarvts today arai Ball 42/43, Rajula 31/32. Btra*t Van Dlemen 4/3, Mlryu Mam 6 7, Beovannock 33/34. President Madison 29/30, Resaenstetn 46. Nissan Mam 38/30. Tflsadane 44. TJUumpek li. ArtaJce Maru 28/26, Kyozui Maru 23/24. Perils NW. 3. Bruas 23. Outer reads:
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    NEW ISSUES ARE EASIER ON HEAVY PROFIT-TAKING
    574 16 From Our Market Correspondent rt bubble burst on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday as far as the new issues were concern**^. Speculation in these shares Malayan Tobacco, Rothmans and Dnnlops towards the end of last week had greatly inflated their prices and taken
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    24 16 Malayan Stock Indices April 14 April 16 Industrials: 177.9S 1 77.20 Tins: 320.32 320.22 S Rubber*: 193.84 193.84 Jan. 1 1958 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    716 16 QUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Dunlop* (1.000) $1.78 ON, (3.000) $1.70: Kast Smelt $3.05 OL,; Fitzpatricks (2,000) $1.96: K. and N. ords (1,000) $2.97: Gammon (1,000) $1.71; M. Tobacco (2.000) $3.16 ON, $3.16 OL, ON,
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    Tin price falls again: Rubber featureless
    175 16 T*HE tin price in Singapore yesterday fell another x 12i cents to $479 a picul on an offering of 230 tons, down 20 tons. The price had fluctuated last week, reaching $481.25 a picul on Friday, the highest for some weeks. It slipped back
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    222 16 MAY first trad* rubfear buyers f.e.s). closed al S p.m. in Kuala I-umpur yesterday at 78| rants par lb. down a quarter of a caot on Friday's closing price. The loos was vary quiet. FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBBIR IXCHANCE rloamc prteas In csota par lb yeM«rday
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    48 16 On the tree eiatiange market in Meng Keng yesterday, the U.S. oeller waa quoted at 0.711 Cor T.T. and 5 W| for cash. Sterling was quoted at 15.84 and ene tael at gaM at 201 i. All Malayan Exehanxa Banks' Af- I seciatlen rates were unchanged.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    211 16 MAY ant «ra«le rufekar buyers f.».b. closed at S p.m. ta atsajapor* yesterday at 78| cant* par Itx down a quarter of cast oa Friday* closing price The closing tone waa dull. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices la cants par Ib. yesterday mi 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b. buyers
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    65 18 SAMBANTHAN URGES: BACK THE CO-OPS KULIM. Mon. The Minister of Works. Post and Telecommunications. Dato V T Sambanthan, today urged the people to give their lull support to the co-operative movement. He said that co-operatives provided an opportunity for the people to do things together. Dato Sambanthan said this When
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    Teachers arrive in Taipeh
    50 18 TAIPEH. Mon.— A group of 23 Malayan school teachers led by Mr. A. G. Manarajah arrived here yesterday for a three-day visit to familiarise themselves with educational facilities on the island. The Malayan educational mission Is composed of primary school teachers In the Federation of Malaya.
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    158 18 STUBBORN as a mule" so the expression goes, but this bull is stubborn as only a bull can be. It took four policemen and helpers a heartbreaking, backbreaking two hours to move him about 400 yards from near the Ipoh Railway Station to the police pound
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      Ishak will declare Malaysia GP open
      149 19 Ishak will declare Malaysia GP open SINGAPORE, Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inchc Yusof bin Ishak, will declare open the Malaysia Grand Prix on Sunday. Incht Yusof will arrive at the course at 8.45 am and will be driven round by Mr Freddie Pope, chairman of the organising committee, in
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      532 19 WEIGHTS for TT Sunday, first day of the Selancor Turf Club's April meeting are: CL. 2 DIV. I— «F BiUh Sayang II 9.00 IMiarro II 8.11 .Speedy Phoenix 8.13 Western Plains 8.12 Society Girl B.u Scarlet Light 8.10 Astounding k.oB Lecisrika 3.07 Tant Miens B.OC R* 8.05 Come
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      SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER GOLF HOCKEY CRICKET CABLE SPORT TENNIS
      209 19 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER GOLF HOCKEY CRICKET CABLE SPORT TENNIS B'pore Robinson .Cop (semifinals): G.H.Q 3. 32 Coy RAMC 2; R.M.P. 3 E. 8.0. 2. Lower Pk Lge (Telok Anaon) Div. 1: Novo Scotia Est v Lower Perak Malay Assn (abandoned because of rain). Kuala Kangaar Dlv. 1: Oeruda 4 P.V.R.
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      Two riders suspended
      515 19 APPRENTICES LIM AND AHMAD WILL BE OUT FOR TWO MONTHS SINGAPORE, Monday. apprentices. Sonny Lim and Ahmad bin Rusdi, who were in the limelight on Singapore's Derby Day at Bukit Timah yesterday, have been suspended from race riding for two months by the Singapore Turf Club stewards.
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      BACK FROM CONGO FOR NEW ROLE
      354 19 By NORMAN SIEBEL I£UALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. —Back home from the Congo today came two Malayan Army officers who are expected to play an important role in Malaya's bid for a hockey medal at the fourth Asian Games at Jakarta in August. They are
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        OVERSEAS BID FOR MALAYAN TITLE
        354 19 OVERSEAS BID FOR MALAYAN TITLE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.—Plftynlne competitors will compete in this year's Malayan Open Amateur golf championship which will be played over the Sslanttor Golf Club old course from Saturday April 21 to 23. 'there are two overseas competitors. Jock Mackay of Hong Kong .and R. O. Longdale
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        226 19 Aussie star favourite for title TPOH. Mon.— Former Wimbeldon player and member of the Australian Davis Cup squad. John Pearce, who Is now working In Malaya, and Malaya's Davis Cup players, S. A. Azman and Billy Yap, are among the record entries for the Perak open tennis championship here from
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      Police lose 3-0
      60 19 BINOAPORE. Mon. Telok Kurau be3t Police 3-0 in a S.A.P.A, league dlv. 2C match at Thomson Road today. In Div. 3D match, Seletar beat P. Setla 4-1. The goals were scored by Ibrahim, Eddie Chow, Omar and Mohamed Noor for Seletar Juri scored P. Setla, At Oeylang,
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      S'gor boys win
      37 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.—Selangor. the holders, retained the Rahman Cup for Interstate school's soccer for the second year in succession when they trounced Penang 8-2 in the final played at the Merdeka Stadium this evening.
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      Hag to play for CSC Li knockout
      133 19 Hag to play for CSC Li knockout tournament BINOAPORE. Mon. Anwarul Hag, Singapore's International hockey goalkeeper, will play for cosmopolitan Ceylon Sports Club in their Singapore H.A. senior knockout match against Jansensltles on Wednesday. Ceylonese will have another new player In their team on Wednesday. He Is Sunderllngam who represented
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      SOMSOOK IS HERE FOR ABC MEET
      196 19 Sy KEN FERNANDEZ Kua a Lunpur. Mon. jOMSOOK Boonyasu Kanond,, Thailand's leaving contender for the singles title in the Asian Badminton Confederation championships at the Stadium Kegara from April 21 to May 4, arrived nere -y train today He was accompanied by the team's
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      Lock icon Oon beats Kobbero
      86 19 BRUSSELS. Mon. —Oon Chong" Telk. of Malaya, won lha men's singles title in the Belgian international badminton championships here today, beattnu th» Dane. Finn Kobbero 15-11. li-6 In the final. Chong TeiV also won the men's doubles title with O. Mertz (Denmark). They beat Kobbero and J.
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      60 19 MEXICO CITY. Mon. lh« All-England badminton champion, England Kops of Denmark, and Indonesian ace. Tan Joe Hock, a former All-England champion, met for the first time in the international tournament here today. Kops won easily by 15-8. 15-9. Kops and Joe Hock later teamed to beat Ferry
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      117 19 Athletics film W' SINGAPORE, Mon. Hie A»■oclatlon of Track and Field Coaches will hold a free film show •t Teachers Training College en Thursday at 5.30 pjn. All coaches •re invited to attend. uMin yw ESiHHtL M PENT AX Is 1 and S- S I Tlmm remarkable Pentax Caimrtt ara
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    King Mahendra for New Delhi
    68 20 KATHMANDU, Mon.— King Mahendra of Nepal said today in a broadcast that the "clouds of imaginary or possible misunderstanding that hang over the traditional friendship between Nepal and India" would be dissolved after his visit to New Delhi this week. King Mahendra who is due
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    31 20 BERLIN. Mon.— Seventeen East German schoolboys were arrested while attempting a mass escape through the barbed wire into West Berlin a fortnight ago refugee officials said here today. Reuter.
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    MALAYAN EDUCATION
    120 20  -  MINISTER -BY SINGAPORE, Monday. EDUCATION in Malaya compares favourably with that in other Asian countries, the Federation Education Minister, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. said here today. I Inche Abdul Rahman was .speaking on his return from the first Asian Education Ministers' oonference in Tokyo. He said
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    26 20 U.S. film show SINGAPORE. Mon. The film show at the U.S. Cultural Centre on Thursday will start at 6 P m. instead of at 5 p.m.
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    46 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Metro Philharmonic Society will hold a choral concert at the Victoria Theatre on May 20. It will be the first of a series of vocal and instrumental concerts to be arranged by the society during the next few months.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 20 IN EVER- LOVING MIMORV Of Shirii-T Chong Man Cunn who went to 'he Lord on 17th April 1033. "Safe in the Hrtns of Jrmjii." Inaertrd by loving r&rentp ft filter*.
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    21 20 MATBRNITV WIAR. drmstx. •morkii to clrar from I.V-, all maternity stock I«m 10',. Duncan'! D'Almeida. St.. off Rafflm Place, H'porc
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    29 20 MR AND MRS. A«okiin of Kuala Lumpur thank frl-ndu relative* and wrl! wl»hrr» (or their kind attendance aad valu kMvin on the oC'Hiinn of their marriage in Slnga•or*.
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    Review of civil service in Borneo
    127 20 Review of civil service in Borneo ITUCHING, Mon.— The governments of North Borneo and Sarawak have agreed that a joint review of the structure of their civil services should be carried out at an early date. For this purpose they have requested the Secretary of State to appoint a commissioner
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      25 20 LONDON, lion. Buyers £852 sellers £868, Forward buyers £856 jl sellers £8571. Settlement £954. Turnover ajn. 86 tons, pjn Nil. Tone: Steady but Idle.
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      30 20 LONDON. Mon. Spot 23 Jd May 23Jd.. June 23Jd., July/Sept. 23 Jd.. Oct. /Dec. 25Jd., Jan./Mar. 23,'d.. April 'June 23|d.. c.i.f. Apr. unquoted. May Mid.. June 23Jd. Tone Inactive.
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    482 20 CLOSE CAUSE WA Y? A BLAST BY BARISAN 'The Federation would suffer more than Singapore' reply to Tengku gINGAPORE. Mon. The Barisan Sosialis said today that the Federation would suffer more than Singapore if the Alliance Government imposed an economic blockade at the Johore Causeway. •A* statement from the party
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    330 20 DEPORTATION IS 'OUTRAGEOUS HUMAN ERROR' SYDNEY. Monday. QTOWAWAY Willie Wong's deportation to China stirred criticism today that Australia's image in Asia would suffer for the action. Australia had perpetrated an "outrageous human error" which would be noted from one end of uncommitted Asia to the other, said the Rev. B.G.
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    Imported' call-girls: Denial in Kuching
    81 20 KUCHING, Mon.— A police spokesman here today said there was no evidence of any vice ring importing call-girls from Singapore. Malaya and Hong Konr. He agreed, however, that "a number of such women do arrive in Sarawak from elsewhere." "When this comes to their notice.
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    YOUTH SOCCER 'S Malaya get late goals to hold Vietnam 2-2
    329 20 YOUTH SOCCER 'S Malaya get late goals to hold Vietnam 2-2 BANGKOK. Mon. Ma*#fc drew 2-2 with South Vietnam in Group A and Indonesia beat Singapore l 1 in Group B in the Asian Youth :-occer tournament here tonight. Malaya en mo up from behind to catch Vietnam in the
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