The Straits Times, 24 April 1962

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    24 1 BATIONAL LIBRARf RATIONAL LIBRARf AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times tfe***** Estd. 1845 TUESDAY. APRIL 24. 1962 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    $10,000 SHOP RAID
    165 1 Engine kept 'on' for getaway All over in a few minutes' £UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Five robbers armed with pis-j tols und knives en-j tered a pawnshop in Hrickficlds Road here this afternoon, smashed a show case and grabbed $10,000! in jewellery and cash. It was all over
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    A-disarmers arrive
    73 1 LONDON. Mon. A chanting, seven-mile-long column of ban-the-bomb marchers trudged into Hyde Park today for demonstration against nuclrar weapons and planned American resumption of ntmo.sphoric tests. A vast crowd gathered to watch the rally in the park. Two ot the speakers were Japanese .survivors of the Hiroshima atom
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    Philippines sending ship to aid the pilgrims
    267 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. The 1.400 Mecca pilgrims left the overloaded ship Taipooan here today and moved into a Singapore Harbour Board pod own. But it seems that some have a good chance of getting to Mecca after all. Today the Philippines Consul-General here. Mr
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    MORE CLIMBED ON BOARD
    153 1 climbed aboard He said he bad been told this today at the Foreign Office by a man who had been aboard when the ship sailed. Mr. Pelaez said the Government was sending a ship to Singapore to bring back pilgrims who had no travel papers. Earlier
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    Mr. Lee has lunch with Indian Premier, to meet again today
    601 1 NEW DELHI, Monday rTHE Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today defied airx craft delays and the blazing 100-degree heat of New Delhi to complete a crowded schedule of visits on the first day of his two-day
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    Yong wins Grand Prix
    170 1 Yong wins Grand Prix SINGAPORE. Mon. Yong Nam Kee, ol Singapoie, won the Malaysia Orana Prix toaay alter leaaing nearly ail the way in hio h-iype Jaguar. Engine trouble eliminated his rivals driving tnoroughbred machines in me exhausting 18U-mile race. Among those who were lorced to withdraw were L.C. Chan
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    ONLY SERIOUS CASUALTY IS A CRASH AT THE SNAKES'
    169 1 ONLY SERIOUS CASUALTY IS A CRASH AT THE SNAKES' SINGAPORE. Mon. Pte. Chua. 20. of the Singapore Infantry Regiment received serious head injuries when a motor cyclist taking part in the Malaysia Grand Prix crashed into him today. Pte. Chua was on duty at "The Snakes" the name given to
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    Grand Prix was an 'inspiration'
    194 1 Grand Prix was an 'inspiration SINGAPORE. Mon. The. organisation of the first Singapore Grand Prix last year and the Malaysia Grand Prix this year has inspired many countries in South-East '< Asia to hold similar events, the Minister of Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said today. Speaking before the pre- sentation
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    Lock icon DEFECTOR BURGESS: I LIKE LIVING UNDER SOCIALISM
    176 1 DEFECTOR BURGESS: I LIKE LIVING UNDER SOCIALISM MOSCOW. Mon. Guy Burgess, the British diplomat who defected to Russia in 1951. said today: "I like living under socialism. I would not like living on an expense account in England." He broke off his holiday on the Black Sea coast on Saturday
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    Supreme Soviet
    20 1 MOSCOW. Mon. The Supreme Soviet Russia's parliament met today. Premier Nikita Khrushchev was expected to address the meeting.—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon 10 more killed in Algeria
    138 1 10 more killed in Algeria ALGIERS, Mon.— Ten people were killed and many wounded in acts ol violence i throughout Algeria yes- terday military officials said here early today. Algerians demonstrated and attacked European cars in a suburb of Algiers yesterday afternoon. The demonstration was believed to have been provoked
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    Lock icon Moon space shot
    61 1 CAPE CANAVERAL. Mon. —Scientists reported hat everything was ready for nn attempt today to launch a Ranger-4 spacecraft on a 60--hour journey to the moon. 229.541 miles away. If all |OM well. Ranger-4 will approach the moon early on Thursday morning and begin transmitting the first detailed
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    STOP PRESS
    10 1 :asualt •1 tin i 111 mil spii In
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  • FOREIGN MEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon America likely to begin A-tests in air this week
      910 2 WASHINGTON, Monday, JHE United States is likely to begin on Wednesday a new series of nuclear tests in the Pacific, lasting for two to three months even though protests against the tests are mounting throughout t h c world. Mr. Harold
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      THE GAMBOLS
      5 2  - THE GAMBOLS Barry Appleby By
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      Lock icon Composer dies, aged 61
      55 2 NEW YORK. Mon. The French-born composer Solomon Plmsleur. who came to the United States at the age of three, died at his home here yesterday. He was 61. Mr. Pimsleur wrote more than 120 works and had completed two acts of an opera based on the
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      Lock icon Rhodesia parties clash: 6 dead
      170 2 NDOLA. Monday. OIK people were killed when supporters of Norlh- em Rhodesia's rival African nationalist parties clashed with axes and knives in the African township of Chifubu here today. Many others were injured. Houses were stoned and a Land Rover belonging to two of the
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      What children can buy at the local store...
      121 2 What children can buy at the local store... f ONDON. Mon. School children can walk into local stores and buy contraceptives with no questions asked, the Archbishop of York Dr. Donald Coggan, said yesterday at Scarborough. But this was a "small wonder." he said In a sermon attended by delegates
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      Lock icon Aid to India
      39 2 TOKYO. Mon.— Japan and India today signed an agreement in New Delhi to establish agriculture demonstration farms which would serve as centres for the field training of Indian farmers the Japanese Foreign Ministry here announced.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon JACQUELINE CLAIMS 49 AIR RECORDS
      122 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. The American woman pilot Jacqueline Cochran has claimed 49 records after flying a four-englned executive Jet plane from New Orleans to Hanover. West Germany. Miss Cochran claimed a new women's world mark for a distance in a straight line by jet with her
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        Stomach surgery on Earl Attlee
        187 2 Stomach surgery on Earl Attlee T ONDON. Mon. Earl Attlee. former British Prime Minister underwent a stomach operation yesterday. A hospital announcement said the 79-year-old former Labour Party leader was in satisfactory condition. WASHINGTON: The Shah of Persia declared he hoped his country would reach the European standard of living
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        Khedda visit
        27 2 BAMAKO (Mali). Mon. Premier Youssef Ben Khedda of the Algerian Provisional Government will begin a two-day official visit here from April 30. the Government said.
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      304 2 WOMAN TO WOMAN YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT INTERNAL SANITARY PROTECTION Q. It intrrmal profetiam a nn» idto f A. li may surprise you lo learn that it isn't! Modern women of every era have used various -x methods of internal protection But it wasn't until a doctor invented Tampax a
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Nehru assures Nepal: Violent critics will be barred
      176 3 Nehru assures Nepal: Violent critics will be barred DELHI. Mon. 11 King Mahendra of Nepal said here yesterday that in his talks with the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, he had been assured that India would not allow any violent agitation against Nepal to be conducted from Indian soil. King
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      Lock icon CAMBODIANS KILL 54 IN BORDER RAID
      177 3 SAIGON, Mon.— The Government yesterday confirmed reports that 54 South Vietnamese were massacred and 29 wounded on Saturday by a group of Cambodian Communists in a raid on a border hamlet In Long Xuyen province. 106 miles south-west of Saigon. Press reports said the
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      Lock icon Japan's record low in births and deaths
      78 3 'IXDKYO, Mon. With an all time low in 1961. Japan has reached the level of the United States and Europe in the birth and infant mortality rate, according to the Welfare Ministry. Births last year totalled 1.586.413 or 19.628 less than in 1960
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      Lock icon SEATO CAN NOW MEET ANY THREAT, SAYS MARSHAL SARIT
      510 3 SEATO CAN NOW MEET ANY THREAT, SAYS MARSHAL S ARIT gANGKOK, Mon. The Thai Prime Minister, Marshal Sarit Thanarat, said today the South-east Asia Treaty Organisation had been newly strengthened and it could "cope with any threat which may arise in future." He was speaking at the onenlng of "Air
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      Lock icon 48 arrested in raid on a ferry to Hong Kong
      158 3 HONG KONG. Monday. pORTY-EIGHT Chinese arrested in a police swoop on a ferry on Good Friday will appear in court tomorrow charged with having tried to enter the colony illegally. I They are at present in custody, a police spokesman
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      Social study of Africa
      59 3 ABIDJAN dvory OOftSt), Mon. Alrican and United Nations experts, who have been discussing the organisation and administration of social services in Africa here since April 11 have ended their talks In a report, the experts stressed the inadequacy ot the African States' financial and material resources
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      441 3 %££L2££l£ RADI SINGAPORE SERVICE SHOBTWAVE si RVK I (41.7 MrtrrM 41 metres A.M. 6 .00 1 Time Signal Negara- MEDILM WAVK SERVICE: ku. N:ws Headlines; 6.05 Mem- 475 metres Wlth Me i!rS!i c c- 730 TTiem c d !w A M uOO Oood Mornln 8: »-01 K BreYkfasT Club Too
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    A new party for S'pore
    555 4 SINGAPORE, Men. UNITED DEMOCRATIC GROUP TO HAVE SAME AIMS, SYMBOLS AS MALAYAN U.D.P. gINGAPORE will have a United Democratic Party with the same objects and the same symbols as the U.D.P. which was formed in Seremban yesterday. Because of the constitutional barriers to having Pan-Malayan
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    41 4 OI SOUZA BERTHA brlovad wife of tidan de Souza pasted awmy paacc/ulv on 23.4.1962 at 2.10 p.m. Cortege v<ve« 4 Wee Nam Road at 4.46 p.m. -day 24.4.1962 for »be Cathedral of ie OooC Shepherd aod theoea to SMajl Cemetery.
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    Best films on show
    79 4 SINGAPORE, Mon—Singapore won four of the five best awards in the 1961 Malayan Film Competition organised by the Selangor Amateur Cine Society. The Singapore Cine Film Society will screen the top five films at the Shell Theatrette on Friday for its| members and the next day
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    Four girls and a boy on strike
    131 4 Four girls and a boy on strike SINGAPORE. Mon. Four salesgirls and a boy messenger of Sincere Department Store, Ltd., in North Bridge Road are on a daily one-hour strike between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. They are protesting against the management's alleged non-recognition of the Singapore Textiles and General
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    Effect on women of equal pay
    170 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, A has said that apart from a small number of women civil servants in the professional grades and certain other occupations already receiving equal pay with their male counterparts, all other women employees would
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    FLAG DAY HOPES FOR $20,000
    129 4 FLAG DAY HOPES FOR $20,000 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Children's Society will hold its annual flag day on May 5. This year, the Society hopes to collect $20,000 to help the "less fortunate children who cannot help themselves." The society was formed to help families where the children are suffering
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    Fatal fall
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Abdul Kadlr bin Amath. 12. was killed after he fell from a mango tree In Lorong 12. Qeylang. today.
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    Cable link talks
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Goh Koh Pul, acting permanent secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister's Office, is representing Singapore at an international conference opening In Tokyo tomorrow to discuss the laying of a submarine cable system in South-East Asia and the Far East. The plan proposes a cable
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    309 4 rpHE following Is today's sche- uule of civil aircraft movements at Pays Lebar airport Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: From London. Beirut, Bahrein. New Delhi. Rangoon. (BA 71S) 6.10 p.m from Hong Kong (BA Ml) 1.15 p.m. Qantas: Prom Sydney. Darwin, Jakarta iQF 733) 8.40 p.m. from London.
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    SINGAPORE JOURNALIST'S EASTER BRIDE
    55 4 SINGAPORE JOURNALIST'S EASTER BRIDE MR. JAMES ANC. of the editorial staff of the Straits Times, and Miss Daphne Christine Lav, who were married at St. Ignatius Church yrstorday. Mr. Ann is the youngest son of Madam Tjoa Sioe Kiauw. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lav
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      98 4 V.S. Cultural Centre: Film Y.W-C.A. (Outram Road): "United States Labour Unites" Dressmaking. 9 ajn. and 2.30 and "Carpenters" 5 pjr P-m.; Needlework, 11 a.m. Y.W.cX (Raffles Quay): Ma- Slncaporr Medical Association: lay for beginners. 11 am.; Blue Film on "Oait" with lntrodueTriangle Club Cooking demons- tory talks on (I) Orthopaedic
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    STRAITS TIMES Special Feature The Midas touch of Bernarr Macfadden
    1705 5 STRAITS TIMES Special Feature The Midas touch of Bernarr Macfadden THE HEALTH CRANK WHO BLUDGEONED HIS WAY FROM POVERTY JO FOUR WIVES AND A 90 MILLION DOLLAR EMPIRE... JUMPING from an aeroplane ov c r Paris one September day in 1932. an old man, dressed in long red woollen underwear
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    'END ALL POLLS BELOW STATE LEVEL' CALL
    352 6 Three reasons, then resolution is adopted by Umno branch SFREMBAN. Mon r pIE Seremban branch of Umno yesterday adopted a resolution calling on the Federation Government to abolish all municipal, town and local elections. The resolution was tabled by Inche Ahmad bin Manja.
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    A MOVE TO GROOM THE CANDIDATES
    135 6 pENANO, Mon. The Penang Umno division, at its general assembly last night adopted a resolution urging the State Alliance to select and groom suitable candidates to contest future elections. The motion, proposed by the Kampong Jawa branch, survived a heated debate. One of its
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    Anzac Day in Sarawak
    46 6 KUCHING. Mon. For the first time in Sarawak. Anzac Day will be celebrated on Wednesday at the Kuchlng War Memorial. Australian and New Zealand ex-Servlcemen who served in World War Two will take part. Anzac Day will also be observed at Labuan.
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    Aussie violinist here for concerts
    170 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. An Australian violinist. Beryl Kimber, is now here to give concerts in Singapore and tht Federation. She said today: "This is my first visit to the E;> 1 hope to enjoy my short stay here." Miss Kimber will appear at the Victoria Theatre
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    $20 robbery
    28 6 IPOH. Mon. A sundry shop owner. Loo Seong Puat. 46. was robbed of $20 by two youths in Jalan Yang Kalsom here at 3.J0 a.m. today.
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    Our plans for hawkers—by Mr. Byrne
    316 6 Our plans for hawkers— by Mr. Byrne SINGAPORE. Mon. The. Minister for Health and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, has disclosed that the Government is measuring suitable streets for static hawkers' pitches He was answering a question from the Assemblyman for Anson. Mr. David Marshall, on the Government's policy on
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    $6.5 m. for better 'dromes
    516 7 Improvemen ts, extensions in fiine /or Wie ziea? F-27 IPOH, Monday Minister announces big air plans for Malaya r ]'IIE Federal Government has provided $6.5 million to improve and extend the aerodromes in Ipoh, Penang, Kota Bharu and Malacca, said the Minister of Transport, Dato
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    BODIES OF TWO FLYERS NOT YET FOUND
    159 7 BODIES OF TWO FLYERS NOT YET FOUND SINGAPORE. Monday. rrHE bodies of the navigator and pilot of a Royal Air Force Canberra bomber which exploded in mid-air over the Straits of Johore last Monday, have still not been recovered, an RAF spokesman caid today. He could not give their name*
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    'MALAYSIA WILL BE REALISED...
    69 7 BANTING. Mon. The Alliance M.P. for Sepang, Mr Lee Siok Yew, said at a public meeting here last night that the Malaysia plan would be carried out whether Singapore's Barisan Soslalls likes it or not. Mr. Lee was speaking of hLs recent tour of North Borneo
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    Killed by tree
    27 7 KLUANG. Mon. A lumherjack. Leang Kan. 42, was killed pfter he was struck by a falling tree at the 6th mile. Jalan Merslng. today.
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    DR. LOH (KILLED IN MOTOR ACCIDENT) BURIED
    290 7 DR. LOH (KILLED IN MOTOR ACCIDENT) BURIED SINGAPORE. Mon.— Dr. Loh Poon Up, a prominent medical practitioner who was killed in a car crash at Bedok yesterday, was buried this evening at Bidadari cemetery. The funeral service at St. Andrew's Cathedral was officiated by the Dean, the Rev. E. O.
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    MIC urges: 'Support merger proposals'
    207 7 MIC urges: 'Support merger proposals SINGAPORE. Mon. The general committee of the Singapore branch of the Malayan Indian Congress has unanimously decided to support the Singapore Government's White Paper merger proposals. The committee, at a twohour meeting yesterday evening, cajled on Singapore Indians to give their wholehearted support to the
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    STOP SMOKING AND SEND CHILDREN TO SCHOOL PLEA
    138 7 STOP SMOKING AND SEND CHILDREN TO SCHOOL PLEA nnANJONG MALIM. Mon X The Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Sha'ari bin Shafiee, urged Malay parents yesterday "to stop smoking, as well as your frequent visits to the cinemas." The money thus saved." he said at Kampong Sungei Bil, "could be spent
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    Visit to Rida
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The 12-member delegation of the Sarawak Party Negara yesterday visited the Rida textile centre and Malay arts and crafts centre at Kuala Trengiranu.
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    LIGHT FOR PARTY'S H.Q. COST $250 FINE
    270 7 The Chairman 'meddled with wires' RAUB, Monday rpHE chairman of the Sungei Ruan Labour Party. Lee Ah Sam, 29, was fined $250 or two months' jail on Saturday for )dishonestly tapping energy from the Central Electricity Board supply for use in a hall
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    Re-elected
    23 7 KLUANG, Mon. Mr. S. S. Maparapillay was re-elected president oi the Ceylon Association, Central Johore, at a general meeting held here today.
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    PETITION FOR WINDING-UP TIGER PRESS GRANTED
    102 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Men.— Mr. Justice On* in the High Court here today granted a petition for the winding-up of the Tiger Press Ltd. The petitioner, tfac East Asiatic Co. Ltd., was represented by Mr. Y. 8. Chong. The defunct Chinese daily was not represented
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    Autonomy next year —report on port
    178 7 Autonomy next year —report on port ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A report on the separation of Port Swertenham from the Malayan Railway to make the port autonomous has been submitted to the Ministry of Transport and is now under study, according to a Ministry spokesman. The report was submitted by a
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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    The Straits Times The United Democrats
    602 8 Tuesday, April 24, 1962. Malaya's new political organisation, born in Seremban over the week-end and given the name of the United Democratic Party, has been a long time in gestation. Speculation began nearly three years ago, almost immediately after the Alliance upheaval in mid-
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    Soekarno In Action
    393 8 Fine speeches rarely lick rising food prices or commodity shortages, as President Soekamo is slowly discovering. In his broadcast to the Indonesian nation the President promises, in his capacity as the Supreme Commander of Economic Operations, a little of the direct action which the economic situation demands.
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    Airways Plans
    240 8 The bad news, not unexpected, that Ipoh will be off the airways map for three months or so while the runway is rebuilt, at least was delivered by the Minister of Transport in pleasant surroundings Dato Sardon was opening the extension of the Ipoh terminal building, the first
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    Power AND Snobbery
    595 8 Power AND Snobbery EVERYMAN'S EGGHEAD TALKS TO RENE MacCOLL ONDON, Mon.— The grey-haired man lying on his back in a London hospital bed. his eyes covered with soft bandage, is temporarily out of action. He awaits an operation in the next day or two for the replacement of a slipped
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    Lock icon Asia's greatest luxury learning
    1153 8  - Asia's greatest luxury learning JOHN CAMPBELI 20-YEAR PLAN IS ESTIMATED TO COST 56,000 MILLION DOLLARS FROM TOKYO. Monday HA M P ERED by poverty and plagued by shortages of everything except potential pupils, Asia is nevertheless making progress in its fight to overcome ignorance and illiteracy. This is the main
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      YOUTH: INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE...
      213 8 YOUNG Malayans have every reason to rejoice at the recent announcement by Tengku Abdullah, president of the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs, on the proposed multimillion dollar youth hostel to be erected In Kuala Lumpur this year. Throughout the year, and especially during the school
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    The acid test—by Siew Sin
    621 9 The acid test— by Siew Sin 'TO SUCCEED, ANY PARTY MUST MEET THE DEMANDS OF POLITICAL REALISM' [£UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The president of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said today that political realism would demand that any new political organisation must be able to unite and receive
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    Monument fund tops $400,000
    280 9 KUALA LUMPUR. **on. The National Mcjnument Fund has now topped the $400,000 mark. Donations received daring last week totalled $20,000. The figure now s'lands at $409,401.79. Here are the latest contributions: Previously acknowledge:--$389,646.58. Donations from tbe American Community from trie proceeds of the screening or tbe
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    Pictures of Sultan
    59 9 KUANTAN, Mon. Ten thousand prints of a colour portrait of the Sultan of Pahang are to be distributed to the public soon to replace those withdrawn from circulation In February because of a printing error. The first prints showed the Sultan's medals and decorations on the wrong
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    Rawcliffe calls for career guidance in school
    231 9 Rawcliffe calls for career guidance in school ITUALA LUMPUR. 1V Mon.— The retiring Chief Education Officer, Kuala Lumpur, Dr. F. J. Rawcliffe, today urged the early setting up of a career guidance unit to help the thousands who leave school every year. Dr. Rawcliffe, who Is leaving after more than
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    To Denmark for farm courses
    46 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Two veterinary assistants who have been awarded Pood and Agriculture Organisation fellowships left here today to attend a sixmonth dairy farming course in Denmark. They were Mr. P. Duralrajanayagam. of Seremban. and Inche Ahmad bin Mahmood, of Kluan?.
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    New agency to be opened
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Hail Jublr, will open Harper Gllftllan> new travel agency at Pudu Ror tomorrow. The company has been appointed an approved agent of the International Air Transport Association.
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    CARS STOLEN —AND RECOVERED
    76 9 CARS STOLEN —AND RECOVERED MALACCA, Mon. Two cars were stolen here during the list 31 hours and later recovered. One belonging to Mr. Harry Seah Cheng Ouan, of Singapore, was missing from the Capitol car park and found later inside Terendak Camp, 1? miles away. The other, belonging to Mr.
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    Rally attacks inquiry on examinations boycott
    243 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. rpHREE thousand Chinese school pupils at a rally today condemned the Singapore Government for appointing a commission of inquiry into the boycott of the Government Chinese secondary examinations last November and December. The three-hour rally was held in the grounds of the
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    CORPORAL, 31, DIES
    51 9 MALACCA, Men. Conor* l E.G. Bennett, 31, of 2nd Commonwealth Infantry Worktop, Terendak Camp, was found deed on a read Inside the earn* early yesterday moraine. Bennett was walking to the medical centre at S a.m. whet he eeflapeed. He vims stated to have died of heart
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    THE ASA EXPRESS GOES THROUGH ON THE DOT
    142 9 THE ASA EXPRESS GOES THROUGH ON THE DOT PRAI, Mon. A large crowd gathered at the railway station here today to see the first ASA Express roll In on schedule at 7 am from Koala Lumpur. On board, leading an official Malayan Party of 11* including seven Journalists, was the
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    TOWKAY KILLED IN CRASH
    101 9 TOWKAY KILLED IN CRASH I£OTA BHRU, Mon.— A 69-year-old businessman, Lee Weng, was killed and three others were seriously injured when a timber lorry and a taxi crashed head-on at the fourth milestone, Pasir PutehKota Bharu road, this evening. Lee. who was In the lorry died shortly after admissto to
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    Rider thrown at Polo Club
    58 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Cherry Ripe, the racehorse which collided with a taxi and was later shot by a Singapore Turf Club official yesterday, did not throw off its rider in Duneam Road as reported in today's Straits Times. The rider of the horse was thrown oft
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    Mining union plans new HQ
    47 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The National Mining Workers Union of Malaya hopes to put up a $50,000 headquarters building here, Mr. Choy Kirn Bwee, president of the union, announced today. The union will soon start a drive to collect funds for this project.
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    3 fly to tax talks in Japan
    138 9 3 fly to tax talks in Japan I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon —A team of three Ministry of Finance men left here today for Tokyo for informal negotiations aimed at establishing a double taxation agreement between th» Federation and Japan. The team is led by the Deputy Secretary to the Treasury, inche
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    COURT CLERK ON 'TRUSr CHARGE
    83 9 COURT CLERK ON 'TRUSr CHARGE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A clerk at the Supreme Court. Yahaya bin Salleh. 32. of Ampang, was tentatively charged in the First Magistrate's Court today with committing criminal breach of trust of $4,718 on three occasions since 1959. He Is alleged to have misappropriated $398 between
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    UNIONS AND POLITICS: SEMINAR HEARS UNSCHEDULED DEBATE
    251 9 K. LUMPUR, Mon AM ORE than 40 union ITI delegates and observers attending a seminar here today, heard an argument on whether trade unionists should have any part in politics. Inche Ibrahim Varshay, the Postmaster General, Malaya, said that whatever demand, put forward
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      85 9 I w \noilG6u ...that you sometimes have indigestion after taking aspirin That is because ordinary aspirin does not readily dissolve and, as doctors now know, its solid acid particles can seriously irritate the stomach. But DISPRIN dissolves quickly to give a neutral, soluble aspirin.. Because it dissolves completely it leaves
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      Changeover from social functions to creative work
      634 10 QXE of the most colourful exhibitions to be held in Singapore this year will be the Art and Handicraft Exhibition of the Chinese Women's Association. An unusual aspect is that l£ is entirely a "members' exhibition." which means the work in all the
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      MALAYAN ORCHIDS FOR DISPLAY IN JAPAN
      128 10 SINGAPORE'S flower arrangement expert, Mrs. Kazue Kirn has a golden opportunity to give our Malayan orchids publicity in Japan. She leaves for Tokyo cm Saturday to participate in a flower exhibition sponsored by the Sogetsu Sch>x>l of Flower Arrangement next month. Mrs. Kirn said:
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      Men knitters on the increase
      80 10 Men knitters on the increase A KNITTING Industry in London has announced that more men are taking up knitting now. An increase In men as wrll as women knitters, the industry believes, accounts fur the current boom in wool 41.000.000 pounds (wright) being knitted up during the past year, 25
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      nines lor summers
      102 10 SUMMERS take note of these golden rules. Serve a little cultured cream, sweetened if you like, over your fruit br dessert instead of cream. If you eat sandwiches for lunch, choose thinly-sliced wholemeal bread and fillings such as cheese, watercress and ham or egg. Keep some oranges
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      213 10 i BREAKS PRECEDENT JiH CREATES THE FIRST aTBT" W RADICALLY &EW LIPSTICK IN YEARS! W^HSm Achieves never-befor* lustre Reveals vibrant colour, th»t last* «n<J lasts Ultra moist, feels cream-drenched yet surprisingly light on your lips Changes 'just lipstick' into today's great new fashion for lip*. Sole Af«fits: iWftlRO (CHINA) LIMITS*
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      230 10 i V i y s\-^ vl Cive your children the extra nourishment they need Farex the 3-cereal food made tVy Glaxo is a complete food that needs no cooking and can be added to fruit, soups and a variety* of dishes. Farex contains calcium and.vitamin P to strengthen the bones
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      294 10 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 6. Luclter's wedding (I). 1. Theatrical character not 7. Ponders reply? (7). wholly without farp (4, 10). 8. Spiritual wear far weaving 0. Compete with a difference spells with a dope ring <6. about s length the other way 8). (9>. 15. Back numbers I cttoose
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    SARAWAK BARS UNIONS FROM PARTY RULE
    464 11 KUCHING. Mon 'pHE Sarawak Government has introduced a Bill to amend the Trade Unions Ordinance to ensure that the unions, which were at an early stage of development, did not allow themselves to become dominated by political considerations nor dissipate their energies on matters
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    $50,000 tin robbery case is told of rivalry between two companies
    607 11 IPOH, Mon. A red light was used by three men to halt a tin ore lorry on the main trunk road three miles north of here one early morning and then overpower the driver and attendant, the Magistrate's Court
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    Dies after a road crash
    63 11 PENANG. Mon. A motor cyclist. Tan Ewe Kheng, 21, who was injured when his machine collided with a bus in Tanjong Tokong village yesterday, died In the Penang General Hospital at 10.15 last night. Tan was riding towards Tanjong Bungah with a pillion passenger when
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    Razaleigh (bachelor prince) goes into politics
    147 11 Razaleigh (bachelor prince) goes into politics I^OTA BHARU. Mon. Tengku Razaleigh bin Tengku Mohamed Hamzah. tormer president of the Malayan Students Union in London and secretary of the Malay Society in Britain, has entered into politics. Hp was unanimously elected chairman of the Ulu Kelantan Davlslon of Urruio at its
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    Mission to show the identity of culture in Borneo and Singapore
    404 11 Mission to show the identity of culture in Borneo and Singapore SINGAPORE. Mon J^ 48-MEMBER Singapore cultural mission will leave here tomorrow morning for the Borneo territories to give a series of performances there. The mission will be led by Inche Buang bin Omar Junld. Parliamentary secretary to the Ministry
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      35 11 Bugs Bunny By Bntph Beimdahl 1 1 7n&'s it.,\culp;j Ttosg^i fwelL make it "I f /tTT^^-SH'/^-You I/" G'VE'ER I CARS ARE CKAY...«ViPpf /^•^^k.V^ AMP C U well Awsfl? err Yw- well,] IC f\ ■L^f? VCXJR
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    DAPPER JOE —THE CHAMP WITH THE GOLDEN ARM
    1863 12 DAPPER JOE —THE CHAMP WITH THE GOLDEN ARM His record 147 may be equalled but it is never likely to be bettered... ONE evening in 1912 an 11--year-old boy named Joe Davis spent a labouri-ously-saved 7/6 to buy a billiard cue at the local church institute at Chesterfield in Derbyshire.
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      1461 13 PMPPM 10 LIYtRPOOL ft WtST COAST UK. Oil S'fOtl Sans P. S>aa> Pinang ILMNOR Mjvte. LinrfMi. Gmgo* EM. 31 Talay Aar 23/21 Aar M AOIASTUS A mout\ I'flll, R'dim, H'brg ll Part Afr 23 Afr 21/ 2 Miy 3 lUMAIUS Lutrfiil. Glasgow Afi 27 May 2 ACHILLES UiirfMl May 4
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      1363 13 THE E. A. C UNES- SAILINCS TO CENOA. If HAVRE, HAMBURC. ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM. OSLO EOTHtNBURE ANB COPEHMAtEN yjSS^V "^"™^"^™~"™5 l port"^"™~n'l l larn" Ptnang S>r "SEIANDIA" I) f 23/21 Aft tt/M Afi 27/21 Aar taTVKJNIkI "BUSUANEA" 1).... 21 Apr/ 4 May 1/ 1 May 1/ I May a HVZJ3I "MALACCA"
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      1320 13 McALISTER tfc CO.. LTD. w^ \P2Si ELLBRMAN LINE «fc KLAVENESS LINE LOUBVN. HAMBURE. ROTTERDAM. LOS ANEELES. SAN FRANCISCO HAVRE ft HULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER, t PORTLAHO. Cm OF NEWCASTLE Acceptiag cirto fer Ceitral t Silt* S Don r. S h)jn r»T.na tiiuiivwiii t laPartnJAai N Aar/ 3 May M/M Iff SUNNYViILE
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    RUSSIA No. 1. BUYER FOR OUR RUBBER IN FIRST QUARTER
    271 14 RUSSIA No. 1. BUYER FOR OUR RUBBER IN FIRST QUARTER From Our Market Correspondent JN the first quarter of this year Russia moved to top place as the best customer for Malayan rubber. In the thrcte months of January, February and March Russian shipments totalled 46,295 tons or Just over
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    More profit is made
    280 14 DESPITE the lower net price realised for the crop the parent company of Selangor River Robber Estates Ltd. showed a very slight increase In profits. Group profit*, however, were down by some £5.0U0 but, with revenue from their chief source of Income, sales ot rubber, over
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    FEDERATION SHARE MART
    352 14 rE Federation share market was steady and quiet in all sections. There were unsatisfied buyers of Malayan Tobacco at $2.95 and the other new issues had better demand. Buyers in tin shares were not prepared to pay high prices insplte of the firm undertone. Dollar rubbers were
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    57 14 Shtpi In Port iwtttnfitm: Kytial v ir.i. Mine*hlra» Mam. Halidir li«ntor. B. ncl.iich, strut Ben Dlemen. Rohln Hood, Lai. Malay. Knrlm&ta. Annankerk, B«lunat Bcnvonnacb. TJilxxJa*. Velrblt. Malacca. Halidor. Subang, Nippon, Ball Bullraba, Or*rUael. Lucia Bcbulte. Karelk, Klaa Maerak. Ship* mi PMiang Harbour In Tht Roadc Toyokunl Mam,
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    U.K. capital gains tax: Details now published
    280 14 THE White Paper on 1 the short term gains tax, issued with the Finance Bill in London, states that the gains to be charged will be computed broadly by deducting from the realised price, or the value of other consideration received, the cost
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      1027 14 KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA, LTD. Ixprcii U.S.A Pacific «h Atlantic Co**« *>«rvio« ti* (i* Ha ti* H>:.||| H Mil. t f,. .<c« i >n|«ia> lIIIKI "laaitawa Mini" I Ptics 31 Apr 14 May 21 Miy 21 May SUM "KaniUwi Mart 25 27 May 11 May 14 juae 2 1 Jaae 24
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      707 14 Oriental Navigation Corporation Limited KUALA LUMPUR announce the commencement of their new service from Straits Ports to Colombo s.s. "Rantau Panjang" Voy: 1 loading (or Colombo SINGAPORE- PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG 27/28 April 29/1 st May 2/3 May actats: Octaaic Ll*r< (Siappon) lt«.. Ottaurk Htwt. Siif*art. Tat: SSI4I. tltaii: Oceaatc U*ti
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      153 14 TENDER JOHORE P.WJ>. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Claas "EX" and above registered P.W.D. Contractors will be received by the Senior Executive Engineer. P.W.D. District, Johore Bahru, up to Noon of the 30th April, 1962 for GENERAL REPAIRS AND PAINTING TO POLICE BUILDINGS AT 4 I POLICE FIELD FORCE P.W.D. NOS:
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      706 14 NOTICE FEDERATION OP MALA f A 170.0W.000 41% Reftetered Stock 15/S-19M Mid 5|% Reftetered Stock 15/5-1977/7* Notice i£ hereby given that the < Transfer Registers of the »oove- i mentioned Loan will be closed from Ist to 16th May. 1962. both days Inclusive, for the preparation of I Interest warrants.
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      503 14 NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that by a Deed Poll dated the 10th day of April 1962 I. Veronica Chla 300 Khtm of No. 11 Bridport Avenue Singapore, spinster, have added tha Christian name' of Mabel to my said name vi.d shall rrom the rial* hereof and at all times hereafter a-sMime
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      787 15 TENDER J.K.R. PAHANG TENDLR NOTICE Tenders from Class 'D* and above PWD. registered Contractors will be received at tbe offlce of the State Engl neer, Pahang. Kuantan up to 3.00 p.m. of the 26th April. 1962 for the Construction ol Rural Health Centre (Phase II) at Jerantut Pull particulars are
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      76 15 TENDER TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the running of the A.CS. Sitiawan Tuckshop catering for 2700 students in the morning and afternoon sessions. Tenders may be for the whole tuckshop I.e. a) Malay and Indian food and b) Chinese food or any part thereof. Tenders must be forwarded to
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      804 15 NOTICES THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE. 1 950 NO. 26 OF 195* This Advertisement appear* t>* DirrrtlMi of the Registrar of Trade Marks under the Provisions of Section 49 tt) of the Ordinance. Notice is hereby given that 'he following Trade Mark Registered in the name of Vaiihilin«im Cl rttUr s/o
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      787 15 NOTICE NOTICE UNDER SECTION 143 Whereas tt appears to the Ipob Town Council that the underI mentioned lands are in the proI cess of development and a layout naving been prepared showing an* of the thing", which It deems necessary to secure proper sanitary conditions, amenity and convenience In connection
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      782 15 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPLICATIONS are invited (or tbe following vacant posts in the Ist aud 3rd Residential Colleges:--(A) Domestic Manager (B) Accounts Cleric (C) Porter/ Watchman (D) Servants (E) Cooks Application forms and further particulars are obtainable from tbe Registrar, University ol Malaya. Pan tal Valley, Kuala Lumpur,
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      1053 15 (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT to Words SS (Min.)— Bom tt ets. txtro WANTID SENIOR 2nd Orads or Ist Orad> bospltal assistant for act in* position (or two monUu comnwocmn Ist Mar IM2 BrUtol Estate Kuans Selangor WANTID ONI TIACMIR of Englmn for Korm 111 and other classes. Apply
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      910 15 EDUCATION .'ft Words Si < Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm I Man* tuitisn rsr all iraOas up ta LRSM •lamination. Lssssfi cinouclin In our acoustic itudi.i fully squtppsd wttn midifn rioordtnx tasllttiss. Specialist ttachtrs »>ith Ovsrssas diplomat •til conduct tuition individually. Applications to: TALENTIMK LIMITED 311, Hoaw House, Orchard Kosd,
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      502 15 STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. It Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ets. txlru HELAX AT Oa>.-\> Siam»»o Mi**am i«n«J k ramlmtli hxpeit maKsmr I feus* .n atlrodanri'. IM Kiv.r Road B'por* 9 T.-l TIRKO? LET LAURA Sti-umiMitb refresh You. Lirrnwd I Jwur/Manscui. 31'.i-l', K,\,r Koad. s'porr. Tvirphone MM 10. mt a.m. to
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      Business trip in Europe, Britain
      141 16 Business trip in Europe, Britain TWO senior executives of the Federal Paint Factory Ltd., Petaling Jaya, will tour Europe and Britain next month to study new developments in paint technology and explore potential export markets for the company's products. They are Mr. Lo Jung Sin. general manager and director, and
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      Cargo liner arrives on first visit
      132 16 ACARGO-CUM- I PASSENGER liner, j Ragna Bakke, a new addition to the Knutsen Line's orient fleet, arrived in Singapore on Sunday on her maiden voyage. On board was the owner of the fleet, Mr. O.A. Knutsen. who took the opportunity of meeting local port
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      Now road signs made of rubber!
      65 16 An all-rubber "No Waiting' sign has been Introduced by The Avon India Rubber Company. or Melksham. Wilts. Stated to have a long, maintenance-free life, the sign has a heavy base and a trlanglar pyramid shape which gives stability and allows for easy storage. It
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      NOW A HOME DELIVERY ON H.P. SYSTEM
      104 16 fTHE Cycle and Carriage 1 organisation has started a heme delivery scheme on hire-purchase for motorists going on leave in Britain or Europe. A spokesman says In Singapore that the plan, operated In conjunction with Lombard Central Finance Co. Ltd.. is applicable to
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      Boom year for Ford seen in 1962, says director
      128 16 MR JOHN READ. Ford's director of sales, has predicted that 1962 would be a boom year for Daurn ham car exports. "During January and February. «r shipped 6,077 Consul 315 maintaining thr proeress of last summer and autumn, and 13.153 Anglias.
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      Ipoh firm's export plan
      401 16  -  CHAN KWAN HOI By LOCAL ENGINEERING INDUSTRY CAN FIND LARGER MARKET IN ASIA: MANAGER f HE Federated Engineering Co. Ltd. in Ipoh, which operates the largest foundry in the Federation and the country's only plant manufacturing steel castings, is planning to increase exports. This was stated
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      Shipping company gets an award
      144 16 Shipping company gets an award ISBRANDTSEN CO Inc of New York has been presented with an "E for Export" award for its contribution to expanding America's foreign trade. Isbrandtsen was one of 10 companies which received the award from President Kennedy at the White House. The citation to the company
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      BOAC BOEING SERVICES START SOON
      114 16 BOAC BOEING SERVICES START SOON T>OAC will introduce the IJ Rolls-Royce peered Boeing 707 jetliners at the end of the month to supplement its Comet services through Asia, it is announced In Singapore. The 550 mph Boeings, largest lnter-contlnental jets yet in service, will leave London on Wednesdays and Sundays,
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      A NEW TRAVEL AGENCY SET UP IN STORE
      215 16 ANEW travel agency has been set up in Singapore to cater for the growing number of European tourists visiting the Far East and South-East Asia. i The company Tourlndo (S) Ltd.. which Is a member of the International Air Transport Association, will
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      New motorway
      70 16 An express motorway, similar to Britain's M.1.. is being constructed from Nagoya to Kobe, in Japan, and helping to provide asphalt for the surface Is a 'Starmlx' fully automatic mobile plant complete with Parker 'Hy-way' luily automatic bitumen heatIng system, made by Frederick Parker Ltd.. of Leicester, England.
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      BIGGER SALES SOUGHT HERE
      128 16 BIGGER SALES SOUGHT HERE f IGHTBURN and Co. v Ltd., the Australian manufacturers of power tools, auto equipment and household appliances, are looking into the possibility of expanding sales in Singapore and the Federation. This was stated by the general sales manager, Mr. Charles Hopcott who paid a short visit
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      Back from tour
      56 16 Two sales executives of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaya) Ltd.. Messrs. Chal Fook Shlng and Lee Teow Watt, have returned from a month's trip to Australia as guests of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Australia) Ltd. They were met at Kuala Lumpur Airport by Mr. J. M. Brown,
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      CANNED BEER FROM W.A. COMING TO MALAYA
      114 16 CANNED BEER FROM W.A. COMING TO MALAYA From lan Hummerston In Perth f ANNED West Australian beer will soon be available in Malaya for the first time. Perth's two big breweries have begun producing beer hi cans for the first time since beer-brewing began here in 1575. A brewery spokesman
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      Vehicle output
      26 16 West Germany's motor vehicle production In March rose by over 12.000 units to 207.546 units over March. Exports rose 14.172 unite to 98.377 units.
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      JAPANESE PAINTS TO BE IMPORTED
      101 16 A SINGAPORE company will soon be introducing a wide range of Japanese paints to the local market. I The company. Charoen Pokphand (S) Co. Ltd.. have been appointed agents for South-East Asia by the manufacturers. Nippon Paint and Co. Ltd. of Osaka. Mr. Goh Cheng
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      $10,000 gift for club
      69 16 Mr. Auw Pit Seng of Hong Kong, the Far East representative for Serravallo's tonic has donated $10,000 towards a club house buildIng fund of the Associated Liquor Merchants' Association of the Federation of Malaya. Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Auw, who has been Berravalllo's representative for 40 years,
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      Lock icon PEPITA IS FASTEST IN 3F GALLOP ON GOOD TRACK
      482 17 PEPITA IS FASTEST IN 3F GALLOP ON GOOD TRACK A likely winner for tomorrow Promoted after victory KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. DEPITA revealed impressive form in a gallop on a good track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Ridden by Laurie Johnson, this five-year-old mare went stylishly in a workout with stablemate
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      Hitchens denies 'dope' charge
      220 17 LONDON, Mon. CWGLANDS World Cup centre-forward Gerry Hitchens last night angrily denied and described as "utterly ridiculous" Italian football League allegations that he used drugs to boost his match performances. The 25-year-old soccer ttar together with three of his Internationale team mutes and five other Italian
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      Lock icon Swim record
      47 17 SACRA MENTO (California), Mon.— Teenager Robyn Johnson broke the American record here yesterday when she swam the 250-yard freestyle in 2min 34.65 ec in the women's national Indoor swimming championships. The old American record of 2:36.1 was set by Chris Von Saltza In I96o— Reuter.
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      M. ABDOH CHAMPION WALKER AGAIN
      103 17 M. ABDOH CHAMPION WALKER AGAIN BUTTERWORTH. Mon.—Mohamed Abdoh Zainal Abidin of the Day Training Centre won the IOJ-mil* 'Big Walk' organised by the Province Wellesley Police today. Moharoed Abdoh. who was champion walker In the Penang A.A.A. meet last year, covered the distance in lhr 46mln. Long bin Dams was
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      Lock icon Sydney Cup to Grant Print
      100 17 SYDNEY. Mon. Grant Print, 7 to 2 favourite, won today's £8.000 Sydney Cup over two miles at Randwick. Movlnsr forward four furlongs from home on the rainsoakea track, Grand Print won comfortably by five lengths from River Seine (9-2). Dhaulagiri (16-1) was a further two
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      Lock icon USSR out
      29 17 MOSCOW. Mon. The Soviet Union will not compete In this year's men's world basketball championships In the Philippines In December, the Soviet Basketball Federation announced today.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sebring fancied for Epsom Derby
      64 17 DUBLIN. Mon. Ameri-can-owned Searing was being quoted at 100 to 8 for the Epsom Derby classic by leading Irish bookmakers after the colt had won the Players Navy Cut Stakes at Phoenix Park on Saturday. The Irish-trained horse, which started at 13-8 on. was ridden
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      Lock icon SARA WAK GETS THE AGF NOD
      141 17 JAKARTA. Mon.— The Asian Games executive committee yesterday approved the admission of Sarawak to the Asian Games Federation and Brunei conditionally. No official statement was Issued last night when the two-day conference ended, but it was understood that Brunei's admission was approved in principle
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      Weights for second day
      418 17 Weights for second day 11/ EIGHTS for clrht race* *-D>o"»wa. 2, Div 1 61 Pisarro II 900 Western Flalns SIS iKt*Mie^* til Huat Chye 8.11 *wif>c"tahi 8.11 Society Girl 111 sSrietLirht 811 SlhTowS' 809 Attoundim t!.O8 Lettarika 808 Native Prince*. 8.06 Tudor Wonder B.OJ Cl. 2. Div. 2 6f Film
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      Lock icon 'Double' for South African motor-cycling ace
      140 17 PAU (S.W. France). Mon.— Paddy Driver of South Africa achieved a fine double yesterday when he won the 350 and 500 cc races on Nortons at the International meeting here. Driver and Rob Fltton, of Britlan, had a tremendous duel in the SOOcc race
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      Yong wins Grand Prix
      1090 18  -  MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE, Monday Finishing order STEADY DRIVING IN E-TYPE JAG PAYS OFF IN GRUELLING RACE K. 'Fatso' Yong, driving the latest Jaguar E type in a remarkably steady race, won the 180 miles Malaysia Grand Prix for cars today, finishing the gruelling race
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      Kilat trounce Dragoons
      86 18 JPOH. Mon.— Kilat Club trounced Ist Royal Dragoons 8-1 in v division one soccer icugue match on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here today. KUut scored through Punos (3> Daniel (2) How Choohg (2) and Kam Thim. The soldiers got their only goal through left-half Hearn. Changkat
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      Clerk is chess champion
      56 18 MALACCA. Mon. Glam Choo Kwee. a Singapore clerk, won the Malacca Raster Chess Congre.ss held at trip Malacca High School Ng Chong Chee of Malacca, was second. Mohamed All < Kuala Lumpur), Nk Cheng On (Singapore^ and Chua Sin Earn (Malacca) tied for third placr« Twenty
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      BRILLIANT TANAKA IN 3RD VICTORY
      587 18 Conn overcome by heat SINGAPORE, Monday. tOR the fans who had felt the latter stages of the car Grand Prix less than 1 exciting, there was recompense in full in the motorcycle* event. Here the winner was 24--year-old Teisuke Tanaka and his Honda. This serious
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      DEATHS
      51 18 V. SINNATHAMBY Native Physician 217 A I|Kh Road Sentul pnsM>d away on 23.4.62. The rein.iin.s will t* removed to the Senlul Crematorium at 500 pm on 24.4.62. MR. S K. ARUNASALA ad away on 18-4-62 at 1 kerney Ceylon. Cable received by Mr. A. Pararaiasinenm. 28 Bnn Kliiiim Place,
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      45 18 SQUADRON LEADER V. Am- 1 nasalnm A M.N. and Mrs. Arunasalam ol 4 Ring Road. Kuala Lumpur thank the Honourable Ministers. RMAF. RMAFVR, FMATC. relatives and Iriends faff their wreaihs. OMMgJM of condolence, assistance and attendance the funeral of their beloved son Chandran Veitnalic
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      IN MEMORIAM
      27 18 A memorial Senrice tor the late Man Rajendia will be held in the St. Andrews cathedral en Wednesday 25th April 1062 Commencing it 5.30 p.m
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      ANNOUNCEMENTS
      58 18 3 MORE WINNERS for the Singapore Model Academy. Congratulations to Tim Moore. Rita Koeniir and Valeric Hill. Ist. 2nd and 3rd. Easter Season Queen •MALAYAN AIRWAYS Fashion Flight" 2nd Showing of Roland's Spri:.',' Summer collection at Prin- I M room today 5.30 p.m. .v Mannequins from Ruth Warners Singapore
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      Klang singles title to Azman and 'double' for K.L. girl
      773 18 KLANG. Mon— S. A. Azman won the men's singles title in the Klang Club Easter tennis championships which concluded here today. In the final which lasted 20 minutes. A?man beat Kwok Yoke Yen 6-2. 6-0. Miss C. Teh of Kuala
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      Indonesia win 5-0
      217 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Indonesia beat North Borneo 5-0 in the 12-nation Asian Badminton Confederation team championship at the Stadium Negara this evening. In the other match tonight, Pakistan beat Sarawak 3-2. Indonesia, the Thomas Cup champions, won all their matches in straight sets. North Borneo were making
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      O'Sullivan wins amateur title
      385 18 O'Sullivan wins amateur title |(UALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. Selangor Golf Club champion, Jim O'Sullivan, today beat Stewart Westwater, 3 and 1 over the old course of the SGC to become the 1962 Malayan Open Amateur golf Champion. In a hard-fought match, O'Sullivans experience gave him the edge cover the younger
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      THAI YOUTH XI SHOCK
      328 18 Players disappear for a day because the booing hurt BANGKOK. Monday. T<HE THAI youth soccer team, hurt by the booing x of spectators during their game against Vietnam on Saturday night walked out of their quarters early yesterday and disappeared the whole day. Vietnam drew 1-1
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      138 18 SPORTS DIARY BADMINTON* ABS team championships oftoals: Malaya v Formosa: Thailand v Hong Kong (Stadium Netara. 7 p.m.). SOCCEK S'GOS DIV. l: TPCA v Camp Minder (7 p.m.); Sunrise v lodoMuda (8.30. both matches at Merdeka); DJt. 2: Police Depot B v SCRC 'B (Depot); Div. 3: Indian Rangers v
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