The Straits Times, 30 April 1962

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFim S AH^Wrrf DS 100,000 The Straits Times Nat*** 1 KDN 036 Estd. 1845. MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1962. 15 CENTS.
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    PEKING ACCUSED
    2394 1  -  YAP CHIN KWEE: Communist activities found in 40 schools gy Morib. Sunday Premier on lies about Alliance TENGKU Abdul Rahman today openly accused the Chinese Communist Party of trying to influence the minds of the Malays through a strong Communist peasant movement in Indonesia. The Prime Minister also
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    Six committees to plan ASA's —expansion—
    366 1 Six committees to plan ASA's expansion KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. I SIX committees will be set up soon to plan improvement and expansion of trade and agriculture of the ASA countries, ,it was disclosed in a Federation Government report published today. The report dealt with the meeting of ASA Foreign Ministers
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    $5,000 GRAB BY ARMED GANG IN CHINATOWN
    177 1 $5,000 GRAB BY ARMED GANG IN CHINATOWN SINGAPORE, Sunday. IN a daring raid at about 7.30 this evening eight masked gunmen walked into the Tong Huat Bar, in the heart of Chinatown, held up 25 people and walked off with more than $5,000 in cash. While one stood guard at
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    A vote for Ayub Khan
    49 1 KARACHI. Sun. President Ayub Khan was given a vote of confidence as the first National Assembly was elected yesterday under Pakistan's new constitution. One hundred and fifty National Assemblymen were chosen by the electoral college, whose members were elected earlier by popular vote.— UPl.
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    Turpin petition
    27 1 LONDON. Sun. A bankruptcy petition filed by the tax authorities against Randolph Turpin. Britain's former world middleweight boxing champion, will be heard here next month.
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    Attack on actors
    64 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Four lorry-loads of wayang performers were attacked by bottle-throwing gangsters in front of the Metropole Theatre in Chinatown tonight. The performers, numbering about 40. had just finished a show and were returning home along South Bridge Road when the gang started throwing aerated water bottles
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    9 die in heavy flooding
    41 1 DAMASCUS, Sun. At least nine persons have been killed in severe flooding in the Northeastern frontier area, reports reaching here said today. The reports from Kamlshll township said Army disaster teams are helping In rescue work—U.P.l.
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    'Pu Yi to wed'
    28 1 HONO KONG. Sun.- Henry Pu Yi. 57. China's last Manchu Emperor, is to marry a woman of 40 on Tuesday, lt wai reported today.—U.P.l.
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    IN: Fearless Nadia
    78 1 IN: Fearless Nadia "FEARLESS NADIA" flew into Singapore over the week-end. With the Indian film star was her husband, film producer Homl B. Wadia. Mrs. Mary Wadia— that's N'adia in private life is known for her daring roles in Hindi stunt films, the last one being "Circus Queen." Mr. and
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    TENGAH RAF PILOT DIES IN SEATO EXERCISE
    91 1 TENGAH RAF PILOT DIES IN SEATO EXERCISE SINGAPORE. Sun. Lt. Brian Trevor Jones, 34. of RAF, Tengah. here, was killed when his plane crashed into the sea after it overshot the aircraft carrier. HMS Ark Royal during the Seato "Sea Devil" exercise. Two other members of the Gannet plane which
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    Return to earth
    63 1 MOSCOW. Sun. Russia's latest earth satellite, "Cosmos 4." has been successfully landed in a predetermined area in Russia, the official Soviet news agency Tass announced. The satellite, launched on April 26. was the fourth launching in Russia's latest series to investigate radiation in space. But "Cosmos 4"
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    Rockets claim: 'Go and see for —yourself call to Barisan—
    133 1 Rockets claim: 'Go and see for yourself call to Barisan SINGAPORE. Sun. rvHE Government to--1 day invited Barisan Sosialis leader"- to visit Pulau Tekong and inspect its rifle range. This is the island, according to Plebeian, the official BarLsan organ, on which a rocket base is being built to launch
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    Tengku to newsmen: Sometimes I tell you too much...
    132 1 Tengku to newsmen: Sometimes I tell you too much... KI'ALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that he sometimes spoke too freely to Malayan newsmen, but he has never regretted it. He said this in a message to the inaugural meeting here of the National Union
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    Mystery death on wild boar hunt
    232 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. OOLICE are investigating the mysterious death of E a planter, Tee Kong Tiang, 35, who was shot dead while hunting wild boar yesterday at Muar Pagoh, about 19 miles from here. Tee was following four hunting dogs which had picked up
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    Lock icon SECOND MEETING FOR LEE, NASSER
    135 1 SECOND MEETING FOR LEE, NASSER CAIRO. Sun.— Mr. Leo Kuan Yew. Prime Minister of Singapore, last night met President Nasser for the second time since his arrival in Cairo on Thursday. The meeting which was an une.\pect"d departure lrom the official programme took place shortly before Mr. Lip and his
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 MA< B UN A I WAI Prr >id«-ut KcnnHarold MacmlflMi b.l'l fin U n n.tk- n«l talks <m irorW prohlrm'- Rrutrr.
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  • FOREIGN DESK 1 Never on a Sunday
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      Lock icon LANDSLIDE WIN FOR SIR ROY
      323 2 Polls 'big farce' says African leader SALISBURY, Sunday. THE Rhodesian Federal Parliament will be virtually a one-party chamber as a result of elections yesterday in which Sir Roy Welensky had a walkover victoryJust under half the electorate 49.6 per cent went to the polls. In
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      Lock icon 'FATEFUL OUTCOME' OF ENTERING C-MARKET
      137 2 I ONDON. Sun. The national council of Labour, in its May Day manifesto. yesterday warned that Britain's entry into the Common Market "could have consequences as fateful for the Commonwealth as for Britain herself." The council, on which the Labour Party, the Cooperative Union and
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      Profits slump
      31 2 LONDON. Sun.— Profits of the American-owned Ford Motor Company in Britain fell last year by £11.5 million and have been falling even faster this year, the comoany disclosed yesterday.
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      Lock icon Seato shows its air power
      188 2 JETS SIMULATE CARRIER LANDINGS BANGKOK. Sunday. T»HE South-East Asia Treaty Organisation display--1 ed its air might here today with a parachute drop by United States, Australian and Thai special forces and a fly-past of Jet bombers, fighters, transports and helicopters. The special forces and aircraft
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      GUERILLA WARFARE TRAINING IN U.S.
      184 2 WASHINGTON. Sunday. A SPECIAL centre has been opened in Florida to train "air commandos" to fight Communist guerilla forces. General Curtis Lemay. Air Force Chief of Staff, said: "The centre will operate on the basis of our experiences over the past 20 years in Korea,
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      Nurses in pay protest
      76 2 ONDON. Sun. Six Li ho usa nd nuraes yesfday staged a mammoth pay protest when they marched through London to a mass rally in Trafalgar Square. They were protesting against the Government's offer of a 2i per cent wage increase instead of the 49 per cent
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      IN BRIEF...
      122 2 contribution to U S- Japanese friendship. CHICAGO: The Airline Pilots Association threatened to call a strike of Trans-World Airlines" 1,500 pilots on Saturday unless agreement is reached on a new contract. JAKARTA: Indonesia, with population of 95 million, has 1.52 million cases of TB. the Health Ministry's reported.
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      Never on a Sunday
      57 2 KANSAS CITY, Sun. A man today pulled a gun on two shop assistants who told him he could not buy a packet of detergent powder under Missouri's Sunday trading laws. After helping himself and putting the correct money on the counter, he covered the startled pair and said: "I need
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Salan uses silence as his weapon
      384 3 MOTOR TRAFFIC BANNED IN CENTRE OF ORAN PARIS, Sunday. J£X-GENERAL Raoul Salan, head of the Secret Army Organisation soon due to go on trial for his life, is using silence as his weapon as an examining magistrate carries out the preliminaries to his trial.
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      'LADY' IN ITS FIFTH LONDON YEAR
      107 3 'LADY' IN ITS FIFTH LONDON YEAR LONDON, Sun.— "My Fair Lady." London's most successful musical, begins its fifth year at the Theatre Royal tomorrow with a world record for attendances.- It has been seen by 3,565,000 people and is due to run for at least another year. The New York
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      Lock icon Boy who asked for blessing
      72 3 AMONG the many people who gathered at New Delhi railway station to welcome the Supreme Patriarch of Thailand was a boy who made his way into the train and asked for the Patriarch's blessing. His Holiness took leave from his YIP guests to oblige. His
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      Lock icon RUSSIA SLAMS THE TWIST, CALLS IT 'TEDDY BOY DANCE'
      177 3 RUSSIA SLAMS THE TWIST, CALLS IT 'TEDDY BOY DANCE' MOSCOW, Sunday. IZVESTIA, the Government newspaper, bitterly attacked the twist and rock n' roll as "Teddy Boy dances" and called for new Russian dances to -replace them. Igor Molseyev, the top Soviet choreographer, said the dances expressed "dirty reeling, dirty instincts,
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      Beaten Jagan to stay on
      59 3 GEORGETOWN. Sun. Dr. Cheddi Jagan, Premeir of British Guiana, intends to remain in office despite his Government's defeat by 14 votes to 13 on the third reading of the Budget. The controversial Budget proposals led to a general strike and riots in Febiuary which cost
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      Corps boost
      31 3 WASHINGTON. Sun.—President Kennedy's Peace Corps, today 900 strong, will number 9,970 by September, 1963. Yesterday the President signed a bill authorising $200 million to be spent on its development.
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      Too modern
      26 3 SEATTLE. Sun.—Embarrassed officials at the Seattle World's Fair hurriedly rehung two abstract paintings after a visitor pointed out they had been put up sideways.
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      Hewlett hurt
      25 3 LONDON. Sun.— Dr. Hewlett Johnson, 87-year-old "Red Dean" of Canterbury, is in hospital with a broken collar bone after a fall last night.
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      Looking back
      18 3 NEW YORK. Sun. The Nashville Tennessean today commemorated its 150 th anniversary with a 374-page edition.
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      Civil servants in protest march
      42 3 PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad), Sun. Two hundred West Indian Federal civil servants, including senior officers, staged a protest march here yesterday against a reported Colonial Office decision to compensate only expatriate officials when the Federation is dissolved.
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      Lock icon THE 'TOP DOOR' GENERALS
      89 3 BOMBAY. Sunday jVIR. V.K. Bftakaa Menon. Indian Defence Minister, said iTI here yesterday that certain British Army elements hoped to stage a comeback as with Belgian "mercenaries" in the Congo following Britain's transfer of power to India and Pakistan in 1947. He said British generals commanded
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      Lock icon $17 MILLION TO PUT OUT A SAHARA BLAZE
      268 3 $17 MILLION TO PUT OUT A SAHARA BLAZE GASSI TOUIL (Sahara), Sunday. JJED ADAIR, Texas "Flying Fireman," today blasted out the world's biggest fire at his first attempt a natural gas well which had been blazing since last November. Adalr and his "Red Devils" team in asbestos suits set off
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      Lock icon A 'sex change bride' for Rowallan's son
      142 3 A 'sex change bride' for Rowallan's son T ONDON. Sun.— Mr. Arthur MJ Corbett, son and heir of Lord Rowallan, Governor of Tasmania, intends to marry a London model who was once a man, the Evening Standard said last night. Mr. Corbett. 42. whose father was Chief Scout of the
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      Cross—by copter
      53 3 Cross by copter LONDON, Sun. An RAF helicopter yesterday hoisted a massive sculptured cross on to the top of the new Coventry Cathedral yesterday. Strong winds had delayed the operation for two days. Sir Basil Spence, the cathadral's architect, said: "1 could not look. My heart was at the top
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      Briton honours Rommel
      39 3 BONN. Sun. Sir Eugene Milllngton Drake, chairman of the British Olympic reception committee in 1948, has founded a German Army shooting prize to commemorate Field Marshal Erwin Rommel. Sir Eugene describes him as "a great soldier."
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      The lovers
      32 3 LOS ANGELES, Sun. A woman who found in her husband's pocket a membership card of the "Society of Truly Great Lovers" was granted a divorce here because of his adultery-
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    Premier's May Day call
    612 4 SINGAPORE, Sim. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. who is in Egypt in the course of a world tour, has sent a message to Singapore workers on the eve of May Day celebrations. In his message. Mr. Lee predicted a Joint Malaysian celebration of May
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    Rubber challenge to Tan Lark Sye
    241 4 ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V The chairman of the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board, Mr. Oan Teck Yeow, today challenged Singapore multi-mil-lionaire, Mr. Tan Lark Sye to produce "concrete evidence" that the board had in any way obstructed the leeitlmate business transactions of rubber dealers.
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    TWO DIE IN KAMPONG CLASH
    108 5 TWO DIE IN KAMPONG CLASH I^OTA BHARU. Sun. Two people were slashed to death and another seriously injured in a fight in Kampong Pangkal K v 1a i Mach a n g, 28 miles south of here, last night. The dead were Zakaria bin Hamad. 26. and Ismail bin Daud.
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    LAWS NOT HELPING WORKERS: MAYOR 00I
    336 5 LA WS NOT HELPING WORKERS: MAYOR 00I PENANG, Sunday. I'HE Mayor of George Town. Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, A told a Socialist Front rally here last night that tne labour laws of Malaya were not protecting the workers. •These laws may give a semblance of protection, but thetr whole tenor
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    Messages to Queen
    53 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Yang ii-Pertuan Agong has sent a message of congratulations to Queen Juliana < 1 Holland on the occasion of her birthday. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has also sent a message conveying the "warmest felicitations and sincere good wishes of the Government
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    Call for a news agency on co-op basis
    140 5 Call for a news agency on co-op basis KUALA LUMPUR, Sim.—The Director of Information Services. Inche Mohamed Sopiee, suggested today that the Press in Malaya should get together and run a national news agency on a cooperative basis. He said this at the inaugural meeting of the National Union of
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    Pay rise 'yes'
    30 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A move to increase the monthly allowance of members of the Johore Bahru Town Council from $100 to $150 was passed at today's meeting.
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    Judo officials
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Dr. N. S. Chin has been elected president of the Malayan Judo Federation. The secretary is Mr. Khor Choon Hoe and the treasurer Mr. Choong Khean Chong.
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    Bigger role for Malaya in world union movement
    168 5 Bigger role for Malaya in world union movement KUALA LL'MPUR, Sun. A visiting Filipino trade unionist said yesterday that Malaya would play a greater part in international trade unionism in the near future. He is Mr. Henry Santos (above). Asian representative of Postal Telegraph and Telephone International, and general secretary
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    Tan: Alliance's outlook is non-communal
    326 5 Tan: Alliance's outlook is non-communal MORIB, Sunday rE Finance Minister and president of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said today that the Alliance Party had a non-communal outlook. Mr. Tan was speaking at an Umno-MCA-MIC youth seminar here. He said: "It may be true that the Alliance
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    Bar meets to elect officials
    101 5 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Singapore Bar Committee at its annual meeting today, discussed among other things the Advocates and Solicitors (Amendment* Bill now before the Legislative Assembly, with particular reference to the admission of Queen's Counsel to the Bar. The meeting which was held at thJ
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    Boys Brigade on parade
    59 5 IPOH, tiui.. -Four hundred members and 50 officers of the North Malays district council Boys Brigade braved rain and carried on their display activities on the town padang here yesterday evening. Earlier the units, from Penang Province Wellesley. Kedah and Perak. led by the Penang unit's
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    Raja Muda to open show
    42 5 IPOH. Sun.— The Raja Muda of Perak. a keen photographer and painter, will open an exhibition at the YMCA or. Tuesday evening. The exhibition, sponsored by the Perak Arts Council, is of photographs by Life Magazine's photographers.
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    SELL MANAGEMENT SHARES TOO, URGES BOESTAMAM
    158 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. FOREIGN nuns should be a.-ked to bell not only ordinary .shares to the Malayan public but management shares a.s well, the House of Representatives wu.-. told yesterday. The suggestion came from Inche Ahmad Boe.stamam (SoclalLst FrontSetaDak) during the debate on the
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    Alliance Youth—a -new banner now
    287 6 Alliance Youth a -new banner now- MORIB (SELANGOR). Sun. THE youth sections of the Alliance a; c to merge into one organisation to be known as Alliance Youth. The decision was taken at a two-day seminar here attended by representatives of the youth sections of the United Malays National Organisation,
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    WOODHULL: IMPOSED MERGER WILL NOT WORK
    194 6 SINGAPORE. Sunday. A/IR. S. WOODHULL a trade union leader, warned A today that anything imposed on the people against their will "cannot be a bloodless affair." The "'heartless men" in Kmust realise that such losition would not work eir failure could not be by
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    Tributes to retiring president
    125 6 Tributes to retiring president JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Tributes to the retiring president of the Johore Bahru Town Council, Dato Abdullah bin Mohamed, were paid •today at the monthly meeting of the council held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here. It was the last meeting to be presided over by Dato
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    Dental president
    20 6 SINGAPORE. Sun—Selangor's Senior Dental Officer, Inche Hassan bin Mohamed. has been elected president ofl the Malayan Dental Association.
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    St. John chief dies at 51
    42 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. Leong Mm Chor. 51. Selangor area commissioner of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, died last night in the General Hospital here after a short illness. He leaves a widdw and two sons.
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    Hong Kong's Yee-Ha to perform in S'pore
    80 6 Hong Kong's Yee-Ha to perform in S'pore MISS Yee-Ha Chhi (above). Hong Kong's most promising concert pianist, will gtve a recital in Singapore under the auspices of the Far East Impresarios Association on May 12. Miss Chiu. who studied at the Royal College of Music in England, was invited by
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    Union's decision
    38 6 KOTA BHARU. Sun. The Kelantan Government Hospital Assistants' Union has decided to ask the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare and the State Government to post senior hospital assistants to districts where there are no doctors.
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    Re-elected
    20 6 TAPAH, Sun— lnche Mohamed Zam bin Mohamed Daud has been re-elected president of the Batang Padang Government Pensioners Association.
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    Bank union wants fund for H.Q.
    89 6 Bank union wants fund for H.Q. IPOH. Sun.— The Ipoh branch of the National Union o; Bank Employees, today resolved that its national executive committee should start a national building fund for its national headquarters. At Its annual meeting here today it also decided that action be taken by. the
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    Two banks accused of holding out
    160 6 IPOH. Sunday I THE president of the National Union of Bank Employees. Mr. P. C. Gomez, said here today that if the two banks which had still not recognised the union did not reply to its request for recoKnition within a week, the union
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    26 8 2« Ward* $19 (Minimum) MR. A MRS. C. Ballard toank all friends and relative* for their valuable prwentK, and attendance at their marrlage on 23-4-62
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    204 8 It Words Sit (Minimum) FITIPATRICKS SUPERMARKET will be closed all day tomorrow Ist May. for ljibour Day Holiday. PARENTS KINDLY NOT! that Dean's School. 10 Orange Grove S'porc will reopen on Thursday May 3rd for the Bummer term. Tel. *****. SETTV'S BEAUTY SALON opposite Dhohy Ghaut 36-B Prlnmp Street
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    70 8 2t Wort, S2M (Ml*.) -CHRIST JESUS CAME Into the world to save sinners." More Information and free tracts may be received from "Malaya Evangelistic Fellowship. Tayalebar P.O. Box 23 Singapore (19) RAOIO PROGRAMME SEMINAR will be conducted by Mr. Dale Ooldmg 5.30 to 7 p.m every Monday from
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      A Still Open Door
      619 8 The prospects of a peaceful settlement of the New Guinea dispute are a great deal brighter than they have appeared to be if the suspension of Dutch reinforcement is the only obstacle to Indonesian resumption of the preliminary talks. President Soekarno has not spoken of any
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      Rural Needs
      428 8 Since the state of the medical services tends to be judged by the number and the condition of the hospitals, the Government can expect some cheers for its report of progress on several substantial projects. Work on the new $5 million maternity hospital In Kuala Lumpur is expected
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      Misfire
      198 8 The so-called nuclear base off Singapore has turned out to be merely a rifle range and two hutted camps. So much for Barisan Sosialis* tremulous fears that Peking and Moscow may be hurt by a shower of inter-continental missiles that the British haven't got Unabashed, Barisan Sosialis continues to
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    THE FADING GLORY OF AN ERA
    1458 8 Pandit Gibbon and from the LONDON TIMES ON what kind of a ruin, a centu r y hence or perhaps longer, will Pandit Krishnamurthy Gibbon, reflecting on his resolve to set down the definitive account of the decline and fall of British imperial power,
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    Victory again ... after 7 years
    167 9 Victory again after 7 years JUBILANT TEAM-MATES CHAIR THEIR SKIPPER AFTER BADMINTON TRIUMPH OVER INDONESIA The moment of triumph T»EH KEW SAN, the Malayan captain, is x chaired by team-mates Ng Boon Bee and Tan Yee Khan (right) after receiving the Tengku Abdul Rahman Cup for Malaya's s—o5 0 victory
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    Seven escape shop fire
    178 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. SEVEN people, including a woman, escaped unhurt by a stairway when a rubber dealers* shop in Klyne Street caught flre this morning. The flre destroyed the top section of the shop within minutes. It Is believed to have been caused by short circuit.
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    Honey executive coming
    45 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The chairman of the New Zealand Honey Marketing Authority, Mr. G E Oumbrell, will visit Malaya soon in the course of a tour of Canada, Britain. Europe, Kenya and Australia. Mr. Gumbrell's one-man trade mission wih last three months.
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    Two loaded tin ore lorries disappear
    139 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sunday. "TWO lorryloads of tin ore valued at about $45,000 J have been reported missing here. The ore, in 185 bags, was taken by a lorry which made two trips from the Buklt Mertajam railway goods shed last Thursday evening and on
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    TO SET UP ACCOUNTANT SOCIETY
    55 9 TO SET UP ACCOUNTANT SOCIETY SINGAPORE, Sun. A bill to establish an organisation of accountants in the State has been Introduced by the Singapore Government. It was presented and read the first time at the recent session of the Legislative Assembly. The organisation to be set up would be called
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    Chamber call
    37 9 MALACCA, Sun—The Malacca Chamber of Commerce has sent letters to local business flrms, transport companies and legal firms asking them to join the chambei and help in its efforts to improve the welfare of Malacca.
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    Postal agency
    19 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A new postal agency will be opened at Kampong Dew in Perak. on Tuesday.
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    $50,000 FOR A ZOO
    70 9 TAIPINO, Sun. The Perak State Government has provided $50,000 for the establishment of a zoo on a 12--acre site In the Lake Gardens area of Taiplng. The zoo project is a pet scheme of the Talping Town Council. Its chairman. Mr. Saw Huat Lye, said today
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    TRIPLE-SEAT MEN TOLD: OTHERS CAN DO BETTER
    441 9 TRIPLE-SEAT MEN TOLD: OTHERS CAN DO BETTER IPOH, Sunday People's Progressive Party leaders, Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam and his brother, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, were asked today "not to hold on to so many offices if they cannot serve properly in Parliament, the Perak State Legislative Assembly and the Ipoh
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    Choir of 1,200 for May Day rally
    96 9 Choir of 1,200 for May Day rally SINGAPORE. Sun.— A choir of 1.200 the biggest ever to perform in Singapore will sln K at the May Day rally at Jalan Besar Stadium on Tuesday at 3 p.m. The rally Is organised by the Singapore Trade Unions May Day Joint celebrations
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    Malaysia: More socialist talks
    59 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Another meeting of Socialist parties in the Malaysia region to examine the Malaysia proposals and merger between Singapore and Malaya is being planned. This was disclosed in a statement by the chairman of the Malayan Peoples Socialist Front, Inche Ishak bin Haji Mohamed,
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      169 9 NOTICE FOR MOTORISTS A new run-in VAUXHALL VX 4/90 demonstration car will be touring Malaya and wil; be available for test driven at the following places on the undermentioned dates. ORCHARD MOTORS SINGAPORE 2nd- sth May BORNEO MOTORS MALACCA 7th May 9 a.m. -6 p.m. BORNEO MOTORS SEREMBAN Bth May
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    Celebrations at temple
    50 10 PENANG, Sun— Wat Pin Bang Onn Buddhist temple in Batu Lanchang Road will hold a three-day celebration to mark the opening of their new priests' quarters. Starting thus Friday, the festivities will include the screening of Thai films, and the staging of other performances, including the ramvong.
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    Body in well
    36 10 KUALA KANGSAR, Sun.— The body of a grass cutter, Mohamed bin Abdullah, alias S. Pakiri. 54. tfas found floating in a 15 ft. deep well in Kampong Jalan Bahru, near here, this morning.
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    Engineer shift
    27 10 KUALA SELANGOR. Sun.— Mr. S. K. Ka.v>lpillai. drainage and irrigation engineer. Kuala Selangor and Sabak Bernam district, will leave on transfer to Kuala Lumpur soon.
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    A UNIONIST WARNS OF DANGERS
    380 10 A UNIONIST WARNS OF DANGERS The men who take over... SINGAPORE, Sunday. \f R. F. V. RAJENDRA, secretary of the staff side of the Joint Civil Service Council, warned last night that unions today still faced the danger of people whose sole aim was to disrupt their solidarity and then
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    Couple die in row
    42 10 KUCHING. Sun. Seventy-year-old Lenggang anak Sibelt stabbed bis wife. 50, in a quarrel. She grabbed the knife and plunged it into him. Both died soon after. The incident happened at Rumah Gali. near Julau in the Third Division.
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    'Third rate citizens' and a $40,000 car...
    210 10 'Third rate citizens' and a $40,000 car... KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh. yesterday spoke of "third class citizens who could afford to own a $40,000 car" when he replied In Parliament to critics of the Government. He did not mention any names, but was
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    PRINCE TO LEAD A TRADE MISSION
    147 10 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A BELGIAN economic mission to study the possibilities of investment in Malaya and to promote trade relations between the two countries will visit Kuala Lumpur on May 25. The mission will be led by Prince Albert, brother of King Baudouin. He will
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    Radio men go for training
    42 10 KUCHING. Sun—Two announcers from Radio Sarawak have been granted Government training awards and will leave for Britain on May 2. They are Mr. Roch Kuek. of the English Service, and Mr. Andria EJau, of the Dayak service.
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    Temple opening
    39 10 IPOH, Sun.—The Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Sha'ari bin Shanee. today warned people to be on guard against "religious hypocrites" when he declared open the $40,000 Fook Poon Nyean temple in Gunong Rapat new village near here.
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    Malaya and Singapore to show nine films
    150 10 CINGAPORE, Sun^Slngapore and the Federation of Malaya have entered nine films for the ninth Asian Film Festival to be held in Seoul. South Korea, from May 12 to May 16. The entries were submitted by Cathay Keris Film productions. Shaw Organl atlon. s
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    Skid in rain kills four
    183 11 CATHOLIC PRIEST AND THREE WOMEN DIE WHEN CAR COLLIDES HEAD-ON WITH BUS SINGAPORE, Sun. A CATHOLIC priest and three women died when their car collided head-on with a bus at the 48 1/3 mile, Ayer Ham Road, yesterday. The priest. Rev. Father Anthony Tan. 46,
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    'WHO-IS-CHIEF-MINISTER?' RIDDLE: IT'S ALL A MISTAKE...
    208 11 PENANO, Sunday. T*HE State Department of Information last night x expressed regret that in official statements issued. Dato Wong-Pow Nee had been referred to as "Chief Minister. Penang." In a statement, the Department said: "The question of who the Chief Minister Is, is clear."
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    River death
    22 11 SUNGEI PATANI. Sun. The body of a 13-year-old Klrl. S. Tanakachan. who fell into a river yesterday was recovered today.
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    Home-made gun
    45 11 JOHORE BAHRU, 8un. Acting on information, police here on Friday night raided a hut In Kampong Java in the Ayer Balol district of Pontian and seized a homemade shotgun and a small quantity of gunpowder. They arrested four men sleeping In the hut.
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    'Hutch' opens a season soon in Singapore
    56 11 'Hutch' opens a season soon in Singapore CINGAPORE. Bun. Top West Indian slngerplanlst Leslie Hutchlnson (above) will soon appear in a nightclub here. "Hutch." as he Is known to millions, will open a season at the Goodwood Park Hotel on May S after his present Australian tour. He is at
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    Doctor of Theology
    50 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Rev J H. Halnes. formerly pastor of the Wesley Church here, has been granted the degree of Doctor of Theology by the Theological Seminary of Princeton. NewJersey. He is now serving as a staff consultant with the World Council of Churches in Geneva.
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    Temple officials
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.—Mr. G. V. Thaver has been reelected chairman of the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple here. The secretary is Mr. K. A. Arharaslngam and treasurer Mr. A Suppiah.
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    Pilgrims (waiting for ship) to move into school
    226 11 Pilgrims (waiting for ship) to move into school DINGAPORE, Sun. More then 900 Filipino would-be pilgrims, awaiting repatriation home, will be moved to a newly-built school tomorrow. This follows a decision by the Philippines VlcePresldent, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez, to accept the Singapore Government's offer of the school as accommodation instead
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    Don't act like the foolish farmer
    138 11 PNANG. Sun.— lt was the duty of all businessmen to take "a lively and intelligent interest in politics, Mr. Ng Sui Cam. outgoing president of the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce, declared yesterday. "We must keep abreast of the times if we are to
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    Federation journalists' union
    98 11 Federation journalists' union KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mr. Liew Mook Yoong, of the Malay Mail, has been elected president of the newly formed National Union of Journalists, Federation of Malaya. Mr. K. K. Lam. of the Straits Times, is vice-president with Mr. Bala Chandran (Malay Mail), as .secretary. Mr. B. C.
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    IN—A REPLICA OF THE NINE-DRAGON WALL
    85 11 IN— A REPLICA OF THE NINE-DRAGON WALL SINGAPORE. Sun.— A 40--foot by 10-foot mural for decorating a wall of the v2.:> million 10-storey Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce building; in High Strrrt has arriv. d here from Hong Kong. The mural of green tiles, costing $20,000, i» a re- plica
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    SHIPPING CHIEF IMPRESSED BY PLANS FOR SWETTENHAM
    264 11 SHIPPING CHIEF IMPRESSED BY PLANS FOR SWETTENHAM KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A SHIPPING magnate. Sir Herbert McDavid. chairman of Glen Line Limited, said here last night that he was greatly impressed by the plans to improve facilities at Port Swettenham. He said tnat the programme had been successful '-.i clearing congestion
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    New post office
    34 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V. T. Sambanthan will open a new post office at Endau, on the* east coast of Johore. on May 10.
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    The route to the White House
    881 12  - The route to the White House Theadore H. White. ROBERT McKENZIE THE MAKING OF THE PRESIDENT. By (Jonathan Cape. 355.) by I COMMENTING on J the way the Americans choose their Presidents, Walter Bagehot once remarked, "Success in a lottery is no argument for lotteries." The system might throw up
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      Colonialism in the white man's world of Europe
      259 12  -  C. A. Macartney N DEPENDENT EASTERN EUROPE. By and A. W. Palmer (MacmiUan 505.). PASTERN Europe may never qualify as "the dark halfcontinent" but when the liberation of the African states is completed colonialism In the white man's world possibly may rate
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      443 12 MR. LAUREL AND MR. HARDY. By Jot* 21a.) ATI IF was the fat v one who twiddled his tie. Stan was the thin one who got slapped. Their theme tune was "The Dance of the Cuckoos" and for twenty-four yean it unmpty-tummed around
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      199 12 Straits Times Crossword iHl Ih H Hi ■■^^■■^^■M'"" ACROSS lions <5-5>. 1. What the arson cue Jury s No saint arranged a ptoce of a-asr. 1 iii«i in-. i»«r» r«i tnus taice medicine to). S ArUce stud7 article on Hes dressing neat, maybe, SSfe? y »>ut no perfect vision! 10
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      Exchange: Need for publicity
      1542 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpHK annual meeting of the Malayan Stock Exchange was held in Singapore yesterday at a time of increasing interest among the general public in investment and growing thirst for knowledge on the subject from all sections of Malayans. Much has been done
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      24 14 RIBBEB (P«rlb.) April 14 78S cU. 2S 79 cU. M 78"hcU. >7 78 28 TIN (p«r plcull $477.00 M74.6J', *474.37>, $474.50 $474.00
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      1024 14 TtHE lUte of sh*re» on tho 1 Malayan Stock Exchange •how Imal bnstaeas t» April M (A) and but buslneas aince that date (B) with H and L »U tiding for Htfhrat and Lownt badnca thi« yrmr to date were: Ml I *i*t Sncti ).J0 ID Ofts
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      RUBBER AND TIN: 2 MAJOR EVENTS
      181 14 RUBBER AND TIN: 2 MAJOR EVENTS DOTH the rubber and tin markets provided major news last week; the tin market headquarters will be moved to Penang from tomorrow and in Singapore a new Joint organisation known as The Rubber Association of Singapore has come into being.. Although as the result
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      COMMODITY REVIEW
      123 14 COMMODITY REVIEW Thursday, a delayed backlog from the Easter holidays. The rtobber Association or Singapore has come into being through the joint efforts of th« Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association and the Bobber Trade Association of Singapore, who will each name seven members to Its committee. Now applying for
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      32 14 mauxriait Tint: Rubbtn April 24 176.07 3I4.M7 1U3.88 April. 2» 176.4k 316.74 19X.M A»rM M IT7..JS 317.S9 im.m April 21 17V. 7/ 317.29 1U1.H April M 181.51 317.76 191.93
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    715 15 S'PORE SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS 'pHK following is a complete list of revised quotations Issued by the Singapore section of the Malayan stock Exchange on Friday. April 27. 4 I > r* INDUSTRIAL* S. AMI Od. 1 00 H B. I'etrol »3/- 3.VB.M. TruitMl 6.00 6.60 Bouatead 1.63 1.67 Con. Tin
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    50 15 On the tr*t rvcnant* market id Honj Konr on Saturday thf V 8 ~< dollar was quoted at 5 70*4 for Ji TT ;ind 5 fl9»i for cart Storting cu quotMl at 15 8« and on. larl of (old at 347%. All Malayan Exehanft Baafef AaMrialion rates wvre
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      1081 16 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY NORTH TKKK.U'fc. MUM Applications are Invited from suitably qualified people (or Che following three appointment*: each will carry the status and salary o a professor (£4.350 in South Australia*. 1. HEAD OF THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING. 1. HEAD OF THE SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL TSCHNOLOOY AND
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      755 16 I NOTICES I THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION 1 All members of the above Asso elation in the State of Singa'jore will be closed tor business jsi luMdav Ist May 1963 Tor Utboui Day KAJANG KEMAM AN (1925) LIMITED Application has been made to the Company to Issue a duplicate
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      465 16 NOTICES NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVfN that the partnership heretofore subsisting between RM. S. SATHAPPA CHETTIAR v-o KARUPPAN CHETTIAR xnd ALAGAPPAN o MARIMUTHU. carry ing on bu&iness as primers at No. 36 JaUn Thambapil'.n Road. Kuaia Lumpur under i'i<style or Urn of "ALAOArFA PRINTING WORKS" has oeen dissolved
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      827 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT OTI COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT: Required TRAINEE ASSISTANT I i SECTION INSPECTORS in »V.ary 1 scale *155xA16-187 pius exisMng I variable allowance and Centra! j Provident Fund benefit.--. Apooint- 1 me i its will be on temporary Ims's In the first instance with
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      861 16 TENDERS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "A" -«ru tered Contractors will be received at the Office of the Chief Architect. Ministry of Education, iountc Road, Kuala Lumpur up to 8 pjn of the Uth May. 1962. for th«Erection and Completion of Sekolah Tun Patlmah (Phase 1). Johore
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      725 16 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS Gae Department: I Tender for the supply of GalI anised Steel Tubes. Tender deposit $100|-. Close st 2.15 pjn. on Bth May. 1962. Tender documents may be Inspected without charee at the Oas Department showroom, Mansoor Street, or obtained on production of the City
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      567 16 NOTICES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD The vacancy for TELEPHONE OPKKATOR advertised on 36th March. 1862 has been filled. Ail applicants thanked. JABATAN KERJA RAYA CLOSURE OF ROADS OLD RIVEK ROAD AND HU_ STREET KUALA I I MPI Old River Road, from Bmcb Road to High Street, and Stab Street at Its
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      772 17 LONDON. Sun. IPSWICH are the new champions of the Eng- lish Football League. They clinched the title with a 2-0 home victory over Aston Villa yesterday while Burnley, the only side that I could possibly have overtaken
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      89 17 LONDON, Sun. Jimmy Adamson. 33. the Burnley winghalf and captain, who has never played in an international, has been voted Britain's "Footballer of the year." Adamson. who has played for the England B" side and represented the English League, was recently appointed assistant to
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      116 17 S. African girl beats Angela in final BOURNEMOUTH, San. Benee Schuurman of South Africa beat Wimbledon champion Angela Mortimer of Britain 5-7. 6-2, €-4 here yesterday to win the women's singles title in the British hard court lawn tennis championships. The South African girl, first overseas player to win the
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      91 17 IVERPOOL. Sun. Jim Li Clark, driving the new VB-englned Lotus Climax, won the "Aintree 200" event at Aintree near here yesterday the first time the new engine hag been raced against the V-6 cylinder Ferraris. Clark. 26-year-old British driver, covered the 200 miles (321.88 kilometres) In
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      1251 17 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 2 Shell. Ltd. 0 Birmingham 2 Tottenham 3 Burnley 1 Cbebea F.vrrton 8 Cardiff 3 Fulham 2 Man. United 0 Ipswich 2 Aston Villa 0 Leicester 2 Notts Forest 1 .Man. City 3 Blackburn 1 ShrtX. Wed. 3 Wolves 2 Hii\ 7
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      256 17 RUGGER Northampton score big victory T ONDON. Sun. Although the majority of Rugby Union clubs were involved in the numerous seven-a-side tournaments throughout the country, the last Saturday of the Rugby season was full of incidents for those playing the traditional 15-a-side game. Seventy points were scored at Northampton where
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      356 17 SEARCH BEGINS FOR THE MAN TO LEAD ENGLAND TEAM CRICKET SEASON OPENS QUIETLY LONDON. Sun. T*HE search for a cap--1 tain to lead M.C.C. in Australia next October will provide the main talking point for cricket fans during the season which began quietly yesterday with two friendly matches. Peter May's
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      60 17 CARDIFF, Sun—lan Black, Britain's triple European champion, set a European and British record when he clocked 2mlns 2.6secs for the 220 yards freestyle swimming event here last night. Black, who has been out of competitive swimming for a year because of studies. ha« been hoping to
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      19 17 GLASGOW, Sun —fcvotland and England played a scoreless draw in their International men's hockey match here yesterday.—Reuter.
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      82 18 TOTAL POOL $147,900 1. No. *****5 $39,933 2. No. *****6 $19,966 3. No. *****7 9,983 Starttrs I $1,42© etch): No*. *****1. *****5. *****0. *****6. *****7. *****2. *****6. Consolation i$887 cache No*. *****4. *****9. *****7. *****3. *****0. *****8. *****9. *****3 *****2. *****3. S- DIG IT FORECAST '8>3 SI pa>*
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      1702 18 VETERAN JOCKEY STRIKES BRILLIANT FORM TO SCORE ON AJNOS, HONEY BEE, NUMISMATE AND SELATIC yETERAN jockey Mickey Donnelly was in brilliant form at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon. Mickey took four races on Ajnos, Honey Bee II, Numismate and Selatic, all trained by Eddie van| rireukelen. I
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      MCA LEAGUE S'pore beat the rain —and Negri by innings
      261 18 MCA LEAGUE S'pore beat the rain —and Negri by innings SINGAPORE, sun. Singapore, the champions, beat the rain to chalk up their first win by an innings in this year s M.C.A. League tournament, taking Negri's last wicket 44 minutes before lunch today as rain started to fall. Fina: scores:
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      90 18 OINGAPqre. Sun. Singar/ f! ore Cleared their first hurdle in ih e women's inter?l&J* at S C eT^ competition for JJj e S u tralts T Tl "ies Cup when they beat Johore ->..\ at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight Caroline Valberg scored both goals for Singapore After
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      417 18 S'GOR LUCKY TO BEAT MALACCA l SELAN 'GOR 2; Malacca. Sund; j iJELANGOR. the holders got through to the i again in this year's FAM Cup competition v 1 a lucky win over Malacca here today In the nnal, Selangor will. -Imeet Penang, who beat' Kelantan 6-2 at the City
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      35 18 TAIPING. Sun. Taiplng beat Ipoh 4-1 in their Cheng Cup soccer semi-final replay here toda£. Taiping got their goals through Abu Hassan (2), Zainal Bakar and Kabri Yusof. Ipoh scored through -Jnmes Raju.
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      100 18 MADAM MARY I EE. M4JI Catherine Gunn. Madam Phv Kani. passed away peacefully, vice at Bt Peter and Pnul i a.m. then to proceed to Bie: 30.4.62. MR. LB.'ONG MIN CHOR ajk St. J., Area Commissioner. 4j Jcrtij Ambulance BriiMdc s. I m gor. General Hospital 2H *J| Cortege
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      126 18 MRS. L. J. BATEMAN family thank HLs Lordship aA D. Vendargon. priests, Inche (In! .Jamil bin Abdul Rai.s. tives and friends for theii m sages of condolence. *rn donations, telegrams, masses. J v sistances. attendances and loas: of V c«r<i Ui their recent bereavrmrn- MRS. VANDER SLOTT. childr and
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      91 18 JAKARTA. Sun. Tan Howe Liang equalled the Asian Games record of 380 kilograms when he won the middleweight division in an international weightlifting meet against Malaya and Indonesia here last niffht. *r™s:., Ilow«- Lian i!£?™ SSTJi Kilograms more than tne Asian Games mark held by Ibrahim
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      803 18 CRICKET Army go down to Police by 4 wkts and lose their unbeaten record SINGAPORE. Sun. DOLICE today ended Army's unbeaten run in the Singapode Cricket Association senior tournament. Tolice won by four wickets with a hour to spare. Police off spinner Cecil Cooke took six lor 34. He was
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      339 18 SINOAPORE. Sun Adnenne Smith and Kenneth Munro were the outstanding pertormers at the Singapore Swimming Club's "No. 1" championshiDs at Tarijong Rhu yesterday. Kenneth, who is making his last appearance in local competition he leaves next week for England for further studies won three events
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      124 18 SPORTS DIAR *«KCER sntnr. div. i rutttai Darai Afiah .Jn- Btsm ja Div. 9C: Police tier hdi; Div. ID: HM Dockvai v RAF Tengah .Dockyard. C A v Marines -A .Farrei Pt KLl'ANG LGK: Lamb I bronr < padang > I 10 L.1NGAT LOB: PraK B< sar Persatuan Bella .Kaiar
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