The Straits Times, 5 April 1962

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times fat!*" 1 Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1962. £> 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    'BATTLE' OF GAG
    206 1 Tierce resistance' claim by Jakarta Dutch: All under control JAKARTA, Wednesday LARGE-SCALE fighting against the Dutch has broken out on Gag island, off the northern tip of West Irian, Jakarta Radio claimed today. It quoted an Army spokesman as saying that Dutch soldiers were liring indiscriminately on
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    Minister Aziz goes all Egyptian
    84 1 Minister Aziz goes all Egyptian The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Incbe Abdul Ailz bin Ishak, wore the national costume of Egypt at the press conference he called yesterday on his return to Kuala Lumpur from Cairo after attending the conference of the Afro-Asian Rural Reconstruction Organisation. The headgear he
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    Lock icon 6 canal deaths
    27 1 VENICE. Wed. A car plunged Into a canal at Concordia Sagittaria. Northeast of Venice, today drowning six Italian workmen inside, it was reported.— Reuter.
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    Yoke Heong is offered a trip to Manila
    320 1 Yoke Heong is offered a trip to Manila KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Filipino millionaire and philanthropist has offered to pay all expenses for Malayan schoolgirl Lai Yoke Heong to go to Manila and have herself fitted with artificial arms. He is Mr. Andres Soriano, who heard of Yoke Heong s
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    Jakarta invites the King
    120 1 J KUALA LUMPUR. W«4. rpHE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja r Permaisuri Agong have j been invited to make a state visit to Indonesia as guests of President Soekarno, an Indonesian Embassy sookesman told the Straits Times today. The spokesman. Mr. M.H. Munawar. Press Attache
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    'Problem child of Malaysia'
    444 1 SINGAPORE. Wed THAT'S SINGAPORE, AND SO VULNERABLE, SAYS TAN AIALAYA'S Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Sirw Sin. said here tonight that Singapore had become the "problem child of the Malaysian concept." In a speech at the opening of a sub-branch of the Malayan .Chjnesr Association his
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    POLICE OFFICER STABBED AT HIS DESK
    287 1 POLICE OFFICER STABBED AT HIS DESK SINGAPORE, Wednesday. /VFFICE WORKERS in the Ministry of Home Affairs today battled with a man who stabbed a police officer with a knife three times while he was seated at his desk. The police officer. Acting Asst. Supt. Fong Yin Loong, 32. was taken
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    Lock icon Damascus says: All back to normal
    117 1 Damascus says: All back to normal AMMAN. Wed. Da- mascus Radio announced today that the crisis in Syria was over, and that people went to work as usual today amid general quiet and order. An army command statement praised the Syrian people for co-operating with the army in its action
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    To separate
    28 1 HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Actress Judy Garland, 39. is to seek a legal separation from her husband. Sid Luft, a spokesman for her studios said here last night.
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    Lock icon Borneo local govt. polls
    190 1 Borneo local govt. polls i lESSELTON. Wed. A I Bill to provide for j local Government eleci tions in this British Colony is to be published shortly and introduced at the next meeting of the Legislative Council, it was announced here today. Mr. L. S. Dixon, acting secretary lor local
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    38 1 RED CELL UNEARTHED >i v Commanht "cell" found in I ■i. AM. <.: *.iid today P.' 1 Fed literature C reel said thi>. ell «>f i imiiiiil aliens \u; iu I with fommanist ;i in China —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ex-president a prisoner
      40 2 BUENOS AIRES. Wed.— The Argentine government told federal judge Jorge Agulrre today that ex-president Arturo Frondizi was "under arrest at the disposal of the government." The statement was in connection with a request for habeas corpus. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Talks go on
      35 2 LEOPOLDVILLE. Wed. The talks between the Congolese Prime Minister, Mr. Cyrille Adoula, and Katanga President Molse Tshombe on ending Katanga's secession entered their third week yesterday with no further apparent progress. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Spacemen turn down offer of free homes
      192 2 Spacemen turn down offer of free homes WASHINGTON, Wed. America's seven astronaut*- have declined an offer of free furnished homes made by the Houston Home Builders \sMxiation, the National Aeronautics and Space \dministration (NASA) in noii need yesterday. Col. John Powers. spokesman for the space project, said in a statement
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      Lock icon 'A RED FORMOSA IF U.S. STOPS AID'
      183 2 WASHINGTON. Wednesday. yyiTHDRAWAL of American aid from Formosa would encourage a Communist take-over and endanger U.S. political and security positions in the Western Pacific, the Assistant Secretary of State for Par Eastern Affairs, Mr. Averell Harriman, told Congress yesterday. In a prepared statement
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      Lock icon That alert: Kennedy wasn't told
      290 2 BUT PLANES LOADED WITH H-BOMBS WERE ON RUNWAYS, READY TO FLY WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Kennedy knew nothing of the false alarm touched off by a signals fault during the Berlin crisis last autumn which indicated the U.S. might be under attack, informed sources said here.
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      Liz told: Italians have had enough of you
      111 2 Liz told: Italians have had enough of you ROME. Wed. An Italian news weekly made it clear today that Italians are tired of film star Elizabeth Taylor, who announced yesterday that she was parting from her fourth husband, singer Eddie Fisher. The Weekly Mirror, in an article headed "Enough of
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      Lock icon Call by Pope
      33 2 VATICAN CITY. Wed— The Pope yesterday said that the influence of the press, films and other entertainments requires a moral sensibility on the part of people handling these media. Reuter.
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      Lock icon BRITISH MOVE TO PRESS CURB ON WAGES
      260 2 BRITISH MOVE TO PRESS CURB ON WAGES I ONDON, Wed. The British Government yesterday made the first direct move to press its current wage restraint policy. The Minister of Labour. Mr. John Hare, wrote personally to the chairmen of eight wages councils Industrial pay negotiating bodies from which he has
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      Lock icon US asks Russia: Sign test ban
      149 2 US asks Russia: Sign test ban UASHINCTON Wed. The Stare Department yesterday publicly appealed to Russia to reverse its stand blocking a nuclear test ban treaty. It said Russia's objections to international inspection of a test ban are "in defiance of the will of people everywhere." A public statement handed
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      Reds woo 'peace' mums
      193 2 GENEVA, Wad THE chief Soviet negotiators at the 17-nation disarmament conference, Mr. Valerian Zorin and Mr. S c n y o n Tsarapkin, talked last night to British and American mothers at a reception given by Mrs. Cyrus Eaton, wife of the American industrialist. But their
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      A mixed reception awaits the Duke at home
      206 3 A mixed reception awaits the Duke at home I ONDON, Wed. v Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh may get a mixed reception from Queen Elizabeth when he arrives home on Friday from his South American trip. According to reports here, the Queen will be happy to have her husband
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      Lock icon SECURITY COUNCIL —A MILESTONE
      145 3 MEW YORK. Wed. The United Nations Security Council, which met for the first time in London in January.. 1946, held its I.oooth session yesterday to discuss the Palestine uuc-stion for the 192 nd time. Opening the session, the president. Mr. Daniel Schweitzer, of Chile, said: "I
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      Lock icon Sarah Churchill to marry
      44 3 LONDON. Wed.— Miss Sarah Churchill, 46-year-old actress daughter of Sir Winston Churchill ls to marry LQrd Audley, 48. it was announced last night. Lord Audley s first marriage was dissolved in 1958. It will be Miss Churchill's third marriage. Reuter
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      Lock icon Vauxhall exports more than half
      46 3 LONDON'. Wed.— Well over half the total sales of the Vauxhall Motor Company of Britain last year were made overseas, including 27 per cent to Europe, the company'^ annual report stated today. Export sales were slightly lower than In I96o— .Reuter.
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      Lock icon U.S. SPACECRAFT BUILT FOR TWO
      58 3 A MODEL of a Gemini spacecraft big brother to the Mercury capsule in which Col. John Glenn orbited the earth three times, was shown in New York for the first time last week. The Gemini spacecraft has room for two and is scheduled for an
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      Lock icon U.N. SPENT $82m. FOR CHILD CARE IN ASIA
      168 3 UNITED NATIONS. Wednesday. THE United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) reDorted today that it has spent U5582,662 100 in Asia since the agency's inception in 1946. India received tlie biggest i proportion of this aid $33.685!000 in such fields a* milk conservation, building
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      Lock icon 'NO BODY'MURDER CASE MAN IS FOUND GUILTY
      69 3 'NO BODY' MURDER CASE MAN IS FOUND GUILTY GLASGOW, Wed.— John Kilbride, 29. was sentenced to life imprisonment here yesterday for the murder of a four-year-old girl whose body was NEVER discovered. fie had pleaded not guilty. Lord Strachan, presiding; judge, told the jury: "The fact that there is no
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      4 firemen killed
      27 3 NEW YORK. Wed. Four firemen were killed when i truck carrying hydrogen peroxide caught fire and exploded outside a lather factory at Norwich Connecticut—U.P.l.
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      Friends no more
      38 3 QUITO. Wed— Ecuador has broken off relations with Cuba, the 15th Latin American nation to boycott the Castro regime. Only four Western Hemisphere nations now have relations with Cuba— Brazil. Bolivia. Mexico and Uruguay.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Loan to Jordan
      28 3 AMMAN. Wed.— Kuwait Ls to lend Jordan £7.5 million, it was announced here. The money is to be used to finance Jordan's development schemes. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Unity on Algeria's interim rulers
      153 3 Unity on Algeria's interim rulers ALGIERS, Wednesday. MIXED Muslim-European provisional executive which is to run Algeria temporarily has reached "complete unity of views after initial diversity. Mr. Abderrahmane Fares. its president, said at Rocher Noir yesterday. He did not enlarge on his statement, or indicate whether his refere n c
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      Lock icon Two papers closed
      61 3 LEOPOLDVILLE. Wed.— The Congolese Government has closed "for the time being" two of the most widely circulated newspapers here after jailing their editors. The Congolese news agency announced today that Le Courrler d'Afrique. the only dally newspaper here, and the Presence Congolaise. a weekly, were temporarily suspended
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    MORE NOW ELIGIBLE FOR NEW ONE-ROOM FLATS
    226 4 MORE NOW ELIGIBLE FOR NEW ONE-ROOM FLATS SINGAPORE, Wed. The Ministry of National Development today announced that the Housing and Development Board has further relaxed the qualifications for applicants for its oneroom housing units. From now, Singapore citizens over the age of 21, having a wife and a child and
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    Fire victims get cash and flats
    151 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Jalan Übi fire relief fund committee, under the chairmanship of UMNO Assemblyman, Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat today collected $200.55 at the Malay Farm community centre. Meanwhile, 11 families among the victims rendered homeless when fire razed a house in
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    RESTRICTED AREAS FOR GRAND PRIX
    129 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Traffic along certain sections of the Upper Thomson Road area will be restricted on April 21-23 for the purpose of the Malaysia Grand Prix. The affected area is the new Upper Thomson Road from its junction with Mandai Road to Sembawang Hill* Circus,
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    SETTLEMENT EXPECTED IN ROBINSON'S PARLEYS
    130 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Robinson and Co., Ltd. In Raffles Place today said that negotiations were proceeding "reasonably well" on claims submitted by the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union on behalf of the firm's 200 employees. The firm's manager. Mr. D.N Marshall, added: "We hope a speedy
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    PAP says Barisan now fomenting racialism
    587 4 PAP says Barisan now fomenting racialism SINGAPORE, Wed The Peoples Action Party tonight accused the Barisan Sosialis of falling back on their last weapon commun* alism to halt merger between Singapore and the Federation. The party's political bureau was commenting on a recent letter from the Barisan Sosialis secretary general,
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    Annual parade
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The second annual parade of the St. John Ambulance Brigade will be held at their headquarters at Beach Road at 5 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Water shut-off
    20 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— Water will be cut off in Jalan Kilang Barat tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 pjn.
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    WOMAN TEACHER FREED ON HURT CHARGE
    309 4 SINGAPORE. W«d. A HOUSEWIFE told a court today of the troubles she had on Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival Day with a woman teacher neighbour who called at her flat in Moh Guan Terrace. Tiong Bahru. Lily Yong Lan Ying. 40. alleged that during her meeting
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    Singapore diary...
    104 4 Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay) Malay for beginners, 11 a.m.; Chinese painting. 10 a.m.; Chinese cooking, 6.15 p.m INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at Perak House Boys' Home, 7.30 p.m. U.S. CULTURAL CENTRE: Movie. 5 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A.: Film on road safety for schoolchildren, Shell Theatrette. 3.30 p.m OUR
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    281 4 r THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Letwr airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London. Zurich. Istanbul. Teheran. Delhi. Rangoon. Kuala Lumpur (BA 716) 5.30 p.m Qantaa: Prom Sydney. Perth (QP 736> 8.15 p-m.; from London. Frankfurt. Rome. Cairo. Karachi. Calcutta,
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    Britain is warned: Don't try to force the M-plan
    849 5 Britain is warned: Don't try to force the M-plan Malaysia Socialist Conference leader speaks of 'strength 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. THE secretary-gene-ra] of the Malaysian Socialist Conference, Mr. Lim Kean Siew, warned Britain today of serious consequences, if she were to push through the Malaysia proposal in its present form against
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    WIFE HAD FORGED IDENTITY CARD
    135 5 WIFE HAD FORGED IDENTITY CARD SINGAPORE. Wed.— Lim Tuan 47. an Indonesian housewife, has lived in Singapore for four years with a forged identity card. This was disclosed in the Second District Court today when she pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing the forged card in Urn Tua Tow
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    Trader dies closing cinema deal
    81 5 Trader dies closing cinema deal JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— A wealthy Singapore businessman. Mr. Cheong Yoke Wah. 55. died in a Batu Pahat coffeeshop on Monday, a few hours before he was to close a deal involving the sale of a cinema in Segamat. Mr. Cheong. according to Johore police today,
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    Islam classes
    34 5 PARIT BUNTAR, Wed. With the posting of two new teachers to the Methodist Secondary School here, the 500 Muslim pupils of the school will now receive instructions in Islamic religion from today.
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    LANDSLIP NEAR RAIL SPOTTED IN TIME
    153 5 SEREMBAN, Wed. Two railway workers last night came across a landslide beside a railway track six miles north of here half an hour before a goods train was due to pass the spot. P. Parameswaran. 29. and Mohamed bin Hassan. 35. went to the
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    New ALITALIA Service
    152 6 FIRST GIANT SUPER DC-8 JETLINER ON ITALIAN AIRWA YS NEW SERVICE ARRIVES TODAY The first of the Rails Royce DC-8 Jets to be used on a new service from Singapore to Europe and Australia, will land at Paya Lcbar Airport this evening at 5.20 p.m. The Iralioti
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    ROUTE FOR NEW AIRLINE
    12 6 Map showing Alitalia's route to Europe and Australia
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    Winged Arrow Service
    37 6 Universally Alitalia's service has become known as 'The Winged Arrow Service", because the airlines symbol is a winged arrow. "Winged Arrow Service" hes become famous for its smooth efficiency, ond its delightfulh/ Itoh'on atmosphere.
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    Art in the Air
    83 6 JCTPrW^rS OH f t9% AlfrOWO service are fuN of charming Italian ideas to make time fry. Italian food and wine is served by Ena4ish speaking Italian hostesses. In each cabin there are art gallery works by contemporary Italian artists. A comfortable, roomy lounge is tastefully furnished
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    More than a million passengers a year
    86 6 Last year Alitalia flew 1,528,175 passengers. It's routes are worldwide. For short range flying it operates a Corovelle Jet Service which connects all the principol cities of Europe with Rome. Singapore possengers ••ill have immediate connections with London by the new Caravelle jets.
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    Rolls Royce DC-8 Jets
    104 6 The Super DC-8 Jets can b* powered by various types of Jet Engines. Alitalia hat chosen for ■tt fleet the most powerful, which are Hie Rolls Royce Conway. Rolls Royce engines are the most reliable in the world, and ere used in over half the world's
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    Slung in jail for first time
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    53 8 in Woriw $2.50 (Mm.) A FREE TRACT entitled. ■■proSt or io«»?" will be sent to anybody. Wrlta •v "Malaya Evangelistic Pellowsntp" lava Usst PU Box Singapore 18. VOUTM FOR CHRIST ilaiiy Victor!* Manorial Hall Saturday 7th April 7.M p.m. I YI.C Cluhs NlKh* 11 Teenage speaker Isr Lav
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    The Straits Times Thursday, April 5, 1962. The Problem Child
    768 8 The Straits Times Thursday, April 5, 1962. The Problem Child There is more than a grain of truth in Mr. Tan Siew Sin's reference to the barrier which separates Singapore and the Federation as "really an attitude of mind." The tendency of each to go its separate way despite all
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    Fewer Babies
    252 8 A decline in the birth rate, a fall even in the number of babies, confirms a Singapore trend which is encouraging although it does not remove the fear of a population "explosion." For deaths are falling also, with the result that last year there was a natural increase
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    Brunei's Plan
    245 8 Brunei's National Development Plan, published this week, goes far beyond the objectives of the first plan for 1953-58. It recognises, as the earlier document did not, the growing awareness that the State's oil will sooner or later run dry. The day is yet distant, but a gradual decline
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    The barrier between Singapore and Malaya...
    2017 8 The barrier between Singapore and Malaya... 'THE JOHORE CAUSEWAY IS NOT SO MUCH A PHYSICAL DIVIDER AS A MENTAL ONE: IT IS AN ATTITUDE OF MIND...' SI N CAPORE has always been a name to c o n j ure with. It has had a lustre all its own and
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      44 8 2* Wordt lit (Minimum) PIONC— CAN: Between Kirn Chong. rhe eldest soo of Madam Wee Foona Mor and the lata Mr. Plong Loka of Malacca, and Patricia Hlew Poh. the t'lily daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Oaa .\";m Pong of Kota Bharu oa 31.3.1982.
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    Evidence on tape accepted
    545 9 JUDGE REJECTS OBJECTION— 'LAW MUST MOVE WITH TIMES' IPOH, Wednesday THREE YOUTHS ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTING TO EXTORT $1,000 FROM MANAGER OF HOTEL 'JHE Ipoh Sessions Court today became the first court in Malaya to admit a tape recording as evidence in a criminal case. The president
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    Tengku to open seminar
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A three-week seminar on youth leadership training will be opened by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, on May 28. The seminar is Jointly sponsored by the World Assembly of Youth and the Malayan Youth Council.
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    Boy killed
    37 9 ALOR BTAR. Wed.— A boy, Lam Swee Teng, 12, died in the hospital here last night a few hours after he had been knocked down by a car at the 6J mile, Kepala BatasJltra road.
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    Royal audience for ASA partners
    73 9 THE Vice-President of the Philippines. Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez, and the Foreign Minister of Thailand, Mr Thanat Khoman, and their wives were received in audience by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong at the Istana Negara on Tuesday night. Pictures show (top): The
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    PROMISE BROKEN, says WORKERS PARTY
    238 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. TiHE Workers Party charged in a statement today A that the Singapore Government had broken its promise, made nine months ago, to release 18 detainees, and that to date only four had been released. "We issue this statement," said the party, "so that
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    Kuching to hold trade fair
    45 9 KUCHING. Wed.— The Kuching Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its second trade fair from July 22 to Aug. 5. The opening of the fair, planned on a larger scale than the 1960 one. will coincide with the Sarawak festival.
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    CAMBRIDGE TEAM FOR FILM TOUR OF S-E ASIA
    85 9 CAMBRIDGE TEAM FOR FILM TOUR OF S-E ASIA JfUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A Cambridge University expedition to South-East Asia is expected to make cultural films and recordings on the north-east coast of Malaya between June .and September this year. Leader of the team will be Mr. C.A. Morris of King's College,
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    Jewel theft
    28 9 PENANG, Wed. Burglars broke into the house of a railway employee, S. Ramasamy, at Kampong Telok, Jalan Bahru, Prai and stole 11,280 in cash and Jewellery.
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    The Yoke Heong fund is now nearly $50,000
    346 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. nONATIONS amour.t--17 ing to $2,979 were received today from Straits Times readers for Miss Lai Yoke Heong, the schoolgirl whose arms were amputated after a recent road accident here. With another collection of $2,000 from Chinese newspapers, this bring
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    CRASH JOCKEY SAID 'PLEASE TELL MY WIFE NOT TO WORRY'
    500 9 CRASH JOCKEY SAID 'PLEASE TELL MY WIFE NOT TO WORRY' PARIT BUNTAR, Wednesday. WHEN jockey Ken Barratt, 32, was being taken to hospital after a road accident he whispered a message to be passed on to his wife that it was "nothing serious" and that she was "not to worry."
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    More schools
    14 9 BErrrONO. Wed. Twelve secondary continuation schools have been opened In Pahang. I
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    Murder hunt ends—in a river
    220 9 Murder hunt ends in a river OEGAMAT, Wed. A man wanted by police for questioning about the murder of a 14--year-old girl was today found drowned in the Jementah River seven miles from Segamat. The body was Identified as that of Llew Ming Wan. 37, a Segamat broker, by his
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    Women win in pantun contest
    49 9 KAJANO. Wed.— A team of two women, Che "ormagiah binte Aman and Che Rokiah binte Karlm, of Bemenylh, won first place in a pantun competition held here last night in connection with the National Language Montti They beat four teams of two men each.
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    BOYCOTT OF THEATRE AFTER VISIT BY COBBOLD COMMISSION
    104 10 BOYCOTT OF THEATRE AFTER VISIT BY COBBOLD COMMISSION v:iBU. Wed. The recent visit of the Cobbold Commission to Slbu has turned out to be bad business for the Palace Cinema here. Since the Commission's visit a gang of youths have been organising a boycott of the cinema. They have threatened
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    Death of peon
    58 10 TELUK ANSON, Wed.— A verdict of misadventure was recorded by the coroner. Wan Ismail bin Wan Mohamed Salleh. here yesterday on Abdul Wahab bin Hajl Abdul Ghaffar. 51. a Customs peon, who was knocked down by a car driven by a councillor, Dr. Ng Kam Poh, in
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    EXPERTS WANTED IN PLANNING IN SCHOOLS
    285 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. pOMPREHENSIVE proposals for carrying out the Government's $60 million-a-year school building programme have been submitted by a research group of architects who recently toured eight countries, including the United States. The purpose of the tour. which was led by Mr. R.
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    FIRST-DAY COVERS: NEW SERVICE
    80 10 FIRST-DAY COVERS: NEW SERVICE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Special postage stamps commemorating the* world malaria eradication campaign will be issued on Saturday. All self-addressed fir«t-day covers bearing the stamps will be date-stamped and returned over the counter at all post offices on that day. A statement by tli<- Ministry of Works.
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    Inspector says: I'm glad it's over
    164 10 Inspector says: I'm glad it's over I ONDON. Wed. Inslj pector B. Surinder Singh Kanda. who yesterday won his appeal to the Privy Council against a 1958 order by the Malayan Police Commissioner dismissing him from the police force, said here today: "I am glad its all over.' "There is
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    Salary cuts follow ban on English
    173 10 KUCHING. Wednesday. TEACHERS in secondary schools' controlled by th« Kuching Chinese Schools Board are facing cuts in their salaries. This follows the governments decision to withdraw giants to the schools, as the board has refused to accept English as the medium of instruction in
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    HK boom in used cars
    152 10 SINGAPORE, W«d. T<HE recent big boom in J second-h and car business in Singapore has petered out The reason: Indonesian buyers, who had touched off the boom until three months ago. are now getting their cars from Hong .Kong. Motor-car business circles believe that the
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    Lock icon Borneo claim is seen as threat to ASA unity—
    481 10 'FUTURE INDONESIAN ATTITUDE COMPLICATES SITUATION' MANILA, Wed Manila Times in an editorial said today there were fears that the Malayan unity envisioned by the 'members of the Association of South East Asia (ASA) might be disrupted by the Philippines claim to
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    THE TENGKU 'MISLED', SAYS SUPP LEADER
    91 10 THE TENGKU 'MISLED', SAYS SUPP LEADER TOUCHING, Wed. Th« Sarawak United Peoples Party's secretary-general. Mr. Stephen Yong, has said that the Federation Prinir Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, was "misled when he recently charged that Communist.-, had penetrated the oarty. Mr. Yongsaid: "The Tengku la incorrect. He has been misled by
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    Tengku backed
    32 10 KTJALA KANGSAR. Wed The Malayan Indian Congress branch here pa>sed a resolution at its annual meeting last night giving full support ■to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, on Malaysia.
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    THE CHIEF JUSTICE ON 'OUTSIDE COMPETITION'
    663 11 t Application by eminent Q.C. for admission is rejected KUALA LUMPUR, W»d rrHE (hief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, today dismissed an application by an eminent Queen's Counsel to appear in a civil appeal here next week, saying that the legal profession here should
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    Flooding eases on Johore roads
    226 11 Flooding eases on Johore roads lOHORE BAHRU. Wed J —The Segamat-Muai road, which has been under water for the past two days is now clear to traffic. Flood waters in other parts oi Johore continued to subside. The water level at the Segamat bridge was reported today to be 30ft..
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    75-hour cycling
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. -A City Council labourer. Mr. R. 8. Maniyam. 25. will begin a 75--hour marathon cycling on a vacant plot of land at Nelson Road in the Singapore Harbour Board area at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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    Bata chief
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Mr. A. J. Jugas. general manager of the Bata Shoe Compai y <Malaya> Ltd. will retire soon after serving in Malaya for morp than 25 years
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    SIX MALAYANS FOR YOUTH TALKS
    111 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A six-member Malayan Christian Council delegation will attend the South-East Asia youth leadership and work loaders conference at EusofT College. University of Singapore, beginning on Friday. Joint sponsors of the 10-day conference are the feast Afrit Christian Conference and the Youth Department of
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    Villager robbed
    26 11 PENANG. Wed. Two men waylaid a villager. Tan Chew Bey. along a Jungle path last night, blindfolded him and took his wallet containing $102.
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    More pay for 13
    75 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Thirteen employees of International Computers and Taoulators Ltd. In Shaw House have secured wage increases ranging from $8 to $48, backdated to Sept. 28 last year, under a two-year agreement signed between the company and the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union. The agreement, which ended
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    Envoy's visit
    33 11 PEN AND. Wed. The French Ambassador to Malaya, Mr. Pierre Queullle, who visited Penang today, paid courtesy calls on the Governor Raja Tun Uda, and the Chief Minister. Inche Aziz Ibrahim.
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    Poor response
    32 11 PENANG, Wed —Because of poor response, the closing date for entries for shopt> and firms competing ln the National Language Month decorations competition here has been extended to April 10.
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    'Joking judge' of Sarawak goes home
    191 11 Joking judge' of Sarawak goes home [£UCHING. Wed.— Sarawak's "Joking judge,' Mr. Justice Lascelles, has left for Britain on retirement, leaving behind an impressive record of 30 years' distinguished service in Sarawak's administrative and legal services. But from the Governor's Residency to the humblest longhouse. the highest tribute was reserved
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    Aziz back with big co-op plans
    304 11 KUAL^ LUMPUR. Wednesday. T*HE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Ir*che Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, today announced plans foi Malaya to trade on a co-operative basis with other Afro-Asian countries and to get further technical assistance fjr her agricultural development. Speaking at a Press conference.
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    Five girls accused of running Red cell
    71 11 Five girls accused of running Red cell v:iBU. Wed— Five girls here have been charged with running a clandestine Communist organisation and being members of the party. They are Hli Al Huong, 20, Wong Sii Huong, 17, Wong Al Ing, 20. Wong Leh Huong. 20. and Wong Sli Kee, 19.
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    Dance for fund
    39 11 KUALA KANGSAR. Wed. A dance organised by Che Khadijah binte Abdul Aziz, the former social welfare officer here, ln aid of the Lady Templer Hospital T.B. Fund, will be held at the Ellerton Club on Saturdry.
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    STOLE ELECTRICITY: $500
    91 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Ec Lee Chu. 27. wa> today fined $500. or three months' Jail, here when he was found guilty of dishonestly using current belonging to the Central Electricity Board on Oct 12. last year. Mr. E. T. Stonor. Electrical Engineer for the C.E.8.. told the
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      Culinary knowledge for the one who loves good food
      716 12 Culinary knowledge for the one who loves good food pROM the culinary point of view do you know what 'riddie" means? It" not, what about this word "adoc?" Coming straight to the answer, "riddle" means a kitchen utensil similar to a sieve, but with larger holes. And "adoc" is a
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      Compact with lipstick that fits in
      95 12 IDEAL for the party season and coming soon to the Malayan market ll a compact which fits a lipstick case. It is so small and flat that it is hardly bigger than a folded handkerchief and will not cause any bulge in the tiniest
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      Scent spray is getting smaller
      71 12 rxDLLOWINO their belief F that women want handbag cosmetics that are smaller, lighter but no less efficient than bigger ones, a British firm has produced a scent spray that Is no bigger than a lipstick case while having a strong, quick spray action. The perfume
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      GAY KEBAYAS
      85 12 HERE are two versions of the modern keb&ya designed by Derrick Bow. On the left is a costume which has a pretty playup with borders. If you choose a pale self-coloured material you can contrast it with bold trimmings. The same style can be adapted for eveninr wear
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      WHO IS GOING TO BE THE IDEAL SCHOOLGIRL COOK?
      243 12 WHO IS GOING TO BE THE IDEAL SCHOOLGIRL COOK? FIFTEEN schoolgirls from nine Singapore schools will be "cooking like mad" before five experts and a crowd of anxious parents, teachers and friends on Saturday when each girl will be presenting her own sweet dish. The girls are the finalists selected
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      290 12 Straits Times Crossword in h m bb^i b^^^i 4CKOSB 6. Ortn mooui rod 1 twisted tn 1. Pound out in a mistak*. Hr«e4 the gr»Uiig tS>. puis foot In it badly <4. 3. 1. 7. Phones after the battle u> 61. we«re ptadcas of inion CM. 8. Inclined to perturb
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    Rubber price below 79 cents: Tin up slightly
    267 14 TteE rubber price is now slipping off to the levels 1 ruling early this year. Yesterday April first grade tell below the 7« cents levei varying during the morning session oetween 78J cents and 73$ cents. The close at 78, cents wa*
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    GAZZETED PRICES
    80 14 THI rrderation Minister o! Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs dutic* lor the week beginning on April 5: Rubber 79 i cents alb. Copra 5434 ton. Cot-onut oil SttTl a ton. Palm oil 5631.50 a ton. Palm kernels 53 10.75 a ton. The rates of duties
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    100 14 MELBOURNE. Wed QENLKAL investment continued to move narrowly with an easy undertone. Oils mostly held around yesterday's levels. Ampol. Exp. was firmer but A.O.G. dropped to 77/- and right* 625. Base metal*, wrre easy, bui loans were firm. > N.B. Hill 13/- Mount Isa 73'Ampol 12/- Con. Zinc.
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    ESSO PUBLIC OFFER WILL BE MDE IN FEW MONTHS
    548 14 Prom Oar Market' Correspondent rE announcement by Esso that it will make available Sl5 million worth of one dollar shares to the public at par in its Malayan organisation must be regarded as a very preliminary statement. Few details of the
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stork Indires April 3 April 4 industrials: 169.95 1 70.73 Tim: 316.16 317.18 S Rubbers: 194.82 194.82 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    869 14 gUSINESS on the Malayan stock Exrhanco. Federation section yesterday with the numbef of deals in brackets: Industrial*: Dunlop (2.000) $1.52: (2.000) SI.S3. (1.000) $1 38, (1,000) $1.56. fI.SS OL. <2,O00) SI.S7: Oantmon (1.000) $1.69: J. Waugb (1.000) 52 21; Metal Box (1,000) *2.58: Rothmans (15.000) (1.55 D.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 14 April. 4 RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 78i cents (down three-quarters of a rent). XL: 7K'. cents (down five-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5480.87!- per pictil (up 62} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 340 tons (up 20 tons).
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    219 14 APRIL first grsdt rubbsr buysrs f.o.b. clofttd at I p.m. in Kuala Lumpur yc«trrday at 7SJ cents per Ib. down f)ve-etKtith.i of a cent on Tuesday's clotting price. The tone au quint aftsr satlar. FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBBER EXCHANGE' closing prices In rents per Ib. yrnterday:
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    220 14 A PniL flr >t (rads rubbtr huyei-i f o.b. rlo«ed at S p.m In Sineapore yestertar at 7S| c*nt s per Ih. down tnree-quarterx of a cent os Tuesday's cloning prices The closing tone was quiet after easier. S.C.C.R.A. closing prim in cents per Ib. yenterday: Int.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    110 14 -THE Malayan Eichjngt Banks' asm. saciatian made thes* cluinßfs la Its rata* to merrbaots yesterday (all rates are to $100) New Yerfc: buying TT 32;. alrmnil OD 33, 90 d/st 331 credit bills. 331 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 34 »/r». airmail OU 34 11/16. »0 d/st credit
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    SIN6APORE PRODUCE PRICES
    117 14 CHINESE Praduas Ctehang* lingspoft nun oricst Mr picul yMttrdsy: Catanut all: hulk S4lt Kellers, drum sellers Caara: April UK/Conwnent 527» tvireis. S29e sellers. Ptaaar: Muntok white SI67J aellors. Sarawak white «l«.'i aallars. special Sarawak mark ***** sellers, garbled Lampoog Mark SI2T« sailers. AST A $137* aeifcara. Smiaser*
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    251 14 CHIPS, lying ■Iwittlltt lh« Singapore J wharvM today arc Kuruside 1» Alexander Huvorov 23/24. t-a»t*n» Kovcr 40/4 J. AJax 13 14. Boveoker* 6/7. Slbtgo If, l.aofl 42-43, Krankrurt 1 tO'll. s.il*rtte is. j»!r^l Ktn» 31/32, Lars Uaersk lv. BuoKri Asabaa NW A. Outtr rtMti Majuu Tone Pni,
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    111 14 April 4 Three mont&a. (UNOFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS, V. tc N. 12 eta. Cold storage M M. Box 12 eta. Bie.im-hip a eta! Hrruenea 23 eta. s. Ttm«» 13 eta. Roniuson 9 eta. s. Tvaajart 23 esjb Darhy ad. letters 13 cla. W. Jacka 9 cts. MININCS A. Amal
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      485 14 TENDER NOTICE LIBRAKY BUILDING AT JOHORE r.Mllci Tenders j\e invited for tb* above project uom approved Building Contractors. Tender documents and drawlngs may be iii&pected curing normal working hours at the offices of the Architects, Hongkong Bunk Chambers-. Singapore and copies of the Specification and Drawings (if required) can be
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      447 15 (Continued from Pace 8) i SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATION* VACANT lv w or- '«'«•>—••* SO ets. extra SITUATIONS VACANT COOK WASH.AMAH required B'por. to Wards SS (Mm.) Sex SO ets. extra 10. Must be hard working English WANTED a tearncr of commercial g r r:i^ rxpepl ce a re subjects for
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      361 15 SITUATIONS VACANT I* Words SS Min.}— Box SO et*. aatrm ENGLISH TEACHER WANTED by Govt.-aided Chinese Scbool In Singapore. Applicants must possess the Cambridge Scbool Certificate with credit* ia Knglish. Cbiaese aad another subject. Apply Jrag Wea School. Jalaa Cbempedak off Sembawang Hill Estate, Spore 20. WANTED AN EDUCATED and
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      945 16 AOKAM TIN LIMITED NOTICE TO MEMBERS Letter?, Drawn on 31st. March. The Directors of Aokam Tin 1982. Limned announce that the sale UIT DnT B lIR of Tin concentrates for the quar- BAT PAHAT ROTARY CLUB irr ended 31*1. March. 1962 was Fed. Lottery Permit No. 39/61 piruls 3.500. lst
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      136 16 TENDERS I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT j PUBLIC APPOINTMENT I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT I NOTICES NOTICES P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Licenced Second- Hand Dealers will be received at the Offlce of the Mechanical 1 Engineer P.WJS. Selangor. SwetI ten ham Road. K.L. up to 12.00 noon on 18th April. 1962 for the
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      768 16 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA I CANADIAN COLOMBO PLAN TKAINLVG M 111 MX IN ACCOCNTING/BCSIXESS ADMINISTRATION 1 Applications are Invited from candidates who hold a good University Degree tor selection for a course of study in Canada leading to a Masters Degree tn Bus.ness Administration. On completion of his studies for the-
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      168 16 FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens for the posts of Regional Secretary with Federal Land Development Authority. Applicants should hold a degree from a recognised University and have a knowledge of Malay. Selected candidates will have to pass Std. I Malay within one year ot appointment.
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      1462 16 THE PENANG TURF CLUB KEDAH GYMKHANA MEETING AT ALOR STAR SATURDAY. 7TH APRIL, IMt. tl UNLIMITED SWEEP are now on sale at the Town Office up to Friday. 6th April. Tickets are also available from the Secretary. Kedah Gymkhana Club up to and including the day ot the meeting. The
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      746 16 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPORE Divorce No. 13) of IMS. Between Shudha Rani Bhattachargee Petitioner and Govinda Prasad Cbakraborty Respondent Before The Honourable The CM— Justice In Chambers Upon the Application of Shudha Rani Bhattachargee the Petitioner made by way of Summons-in-Chambers entered
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    TIMES SPORT , All-S'pore crushed 6-1
    537 17 TIMES SPORT All-S'pore crushed 6-1 All-Spore....l Cristal. 6 PERUVIANS IN COMMAND ALL THE WAY DESPITE FIGHTING DISPLAY BY THE HOME TEAM SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ALL-SINGAPORE fought bravely against Sporting Cristal of Lima, Peru, but not well enough and lost 6-1 before a crowd of more than 9.999 at Jalan Besar Stadium
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    Colin replaces Noordin
    55 17 SINGAPORE. Wed.—Schoolboy hockey star. Colin de Souza. 17, will replace outsideleft Noordln In the Singapore team to meet Malaya In the junior International match at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Noordin. who serves with the 19th signal Regiment, has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur. Colin normally plays at
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    Filipino club
    29 17 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Chung Hwa, a leading basketball club In the Philippines, will play a series of matches here next month, the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation announced today.
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    Dutchman in Rangers team to meet Youth XI
    277 17 LTUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor Rangers, the F.A S. league champions, will have a Dutchman in their team when they play the Bangkok-bound Malayan Youth team at the Merdeka Stadium on Monday, kick-off at 5.30 p.m. The Dutch player. Krone, who works In
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    SBHFA matches postponed
    44 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. All first division matches In the Singapore Business Houses F.A. League today were postponed. In a Div 2 match, Netherlands Trading beat Malayan Airways 4-0 at Fairer Park, scoring through H a m 1 d. Noordln. Yusoff and Wahid.
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    Movie House has great chance in —Spring Cup
    275 17 Movie House has great chance in Spring Cup SINGAPORE. Wed. Shaw Stable's seven-year-old Movie House II underlined his chances in Sunday's Spring Cup at Bukit Timah by running a dashing trial this morning. Handling the soft going with ease, Movie House 11, with Lyall Harbridge up, strode out faultlessly over
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    Lock icon Wrestler ko'd by boxer in 2 mins
    126 17 Wrestler ko'd by boxer in 2 mins UANGKOK, Wed. A Thai boxer knocked out a Pakistani wrestler with one punch in the first round o] an unusual exhibition match here last night. The boxer, Adul Srisothorn, used his fists, feet and elbows in the usual Thai style. Ntwan Jan Singh
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    19 17 BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand will off-r to stage the fifth Asian Games, Thai Olympic officials said today. Reuter.
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    Forest hold Burnley
    99 17 T ONDON. Wed. Burnley missed a grea* chance of regaining top place In the First Division of the English Football League when they surprisingly dropped a home point in a goalless draw lth Nottingham Forest. A win would have put .hem level with Ipswich, who went to
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    TEN TO FOLLOW DREAMBOAT FOR DERBY
    230 17 TEN TO FOLLOW DREAMBOAT FOR DERBY HPEN horses to follow at the Singapore Derby meeting which begins on Sunday at Bukit Timah: 0 DREAMBOAT Indis putably the best stayer in training; won the Singapore St. Leger twice; looks set for Derby success. 0 SUMMER WINE— Ran two good races at
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    S'gor boys miss chances
    117 17 S'gor boys miss chances CEREMBAN. Wed.— Selangor Combined Schools and Negri Sembilan Combined Schools played a scoreless draw In their central zone match In the Rahman Cup soccer competition here today. Selangor, the better team, were unlucky not to have won In extra time when Charlie Kydd hit the crossbar
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    SOCCER Richard gets the winning goal
    230 17 SOCCER Richard gets the winning goal Prisons 2 CEB 3; Ipoh, Wednesday CENTRAL Electricity Board moved into the final of the Government Services S.C. inter-services soccer competition with a shock 3-2 win over Federation Prisons on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here today. Malacca state player and former Junior international
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    PAP golfers in the lead
    108 17 fAMERON HIGHLANDB, wed. A P.A.P. team led by Singapore Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew was leading an ASA team by 4} matches to half with one match unfinished In a friendly golf match over the 18--hole course he/c today. The unfinished match Is between
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    LUCKY DRA W for MALAYAN YOUTH TEAM
    177 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Malaya have been drawn into the easier Group A of five teams and Singapore into the tough six-team Group B for the fourth Asian Youth soccer championships to be held in Bangkok from April 14 to 26. Malaya's opponents will
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    WORLD SPORT ROUNDUP Griffith: A hint on quitting
    156 17 WORLD SPORT ROUNDUP Griffith: A hint on quitting NEW YORK, Wednesday. r«MILE GRIFFITH, the American boxer who batter- ed 25-year-old Benny "Kid" Paret into unconsciousness 10 days ago, hinted that he might give up boxing when he heard of the Cuban's death yesterday I He stammered out: "I'm all cold.
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    99 17 Benaud 5-57 in drawn match BOMEAY. Wed. Richie Benaud, Australia's Test captain, scored 64 in 88 minutes and then took five for 57 in the touring Commonwealth team's four- day match against the Cricket Club of India President's XI here yesterday. An unbroken seventh wicket stand of 6? setween G.
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    61 17 KARACHI, Wed. Javed Burki was yesterday made captain of the Pakistan cricket team to tour England this year. Hanif Mohammad will be vice-captain. Burkl. 23. is an Oxford Blue. A right-hand batsman and medium-pace bowler, he ha s played in eight Tests five against India In
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      34 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER SPORE DIV. SC: Wlndaor r Kg Kapor (St. George's Rd.); f^WWH 1 v STU "A" (rstnr Park). OIV. 3D: Alagappa v SeleUr (Oeylang). PENANG DIV. 1: Baharol v Ramblers (City Stadium).
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    Elephant wrecks car hours after purchase
    335 18 Elephant wrecks car hours after purchase IPOH. Wed. Inehe Noordin bin Shaari, 24. will never forget the night he met an elephant on the road to Grik. Mainly because the truculent tusker <"tt was huge'" charged and damaged his pride and joy a brand new $4,500 car delivered to him
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    EQUAL PAY: A NAVY PLEDGE TO WOMEN
    189 18 EQUAL PAY: A NAVY PLEDGE TO WOMEN SINGAPORE. Wed. The British Admiralty in Singapore today promised its women civilian employees that when the Singapore Government introduces its equal pay scheme for its women civil servants, it would take into account the Government's "precise methods" of implementing such a policy. The
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    Backdated pay rise awarded by court
    269 18 17 U ALA LUMPUR. Wed. I The Industrial Court here today awarded salary in- creases of ST. SO to $20 to 230 employees of Simp Darby (Malaya) Limited. The increases will be back- j dated to Sept. 1. 1961. For the workers. the National
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    DEATHS
    165 18 TAN $00 CHENG JO l!> o-] t 4 (i. 1 le.i\m»: l*Mnd hi« vile, ','rother. tno sinters son. Foon <M, ,ni>. •iau«hter-in-lau'. Pill Tont:. four daughter*, tiuee Luan, Hon.:. Swee (."nin. s»ee Choo, four Min---.n-l.vr Khoo Koh Seng. Hum IMi Km'ub. Rhaw Lay Pioqk. Paul Lim and ten trnnd
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    22 18 DOCS A DROP MAKE A OIFFCRENCf II dxa whrn rm Mi TABAICO Ma taai\ rirt prpprr aau> c with voui oooktoc
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    164 18 FAMILY OF THE late Mr. Beow K«iy Kong thank nil relatives and frlenda for their generous donations, wraathi, attendance and valuable aMlftanre rendered during their recent bereavement. MM. T. N. MENON and children Petallog Jaya. cxprea* tftelr thank* to relative* and frlmd* for valuable help rendered, also thour who
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    ASA talks: Much progress
    449 18 23 OFFICIALS SPEND A DAY PREPARING MATERIAL FOR THE 'BIG THREE' SESSION IN HIGHLANDS TODAY Prom FELIX ABISHEGANADEN CAMERON HIGHLANDS. Wad. jy|l'(.ll progress to give the people of Malaya, Thailand, Philippines a new future was made today when 23 officials of the three founder members of
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    SUPERVISEE IN BANNED AREA FREED
    124 18 SUPERVISEE IN BANNED AREA FREED SINGAPORE. Wed. A police supervisee. Woo Vim Chee, accused of being found within a restricted area in Tras Street on Feb. 13, was today acquitted by the First Criminal District Court. Mr. Choor Singh, the judge, ordered the acquittal after visiting the scene and after
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    26 18 LONDON. Wed. Queen Elizabeth the Second has invited Prime Minister Harold Macmlllan and Lady Dorothy to Windsor Castle tonight, it was announced today. U.P.I.
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    ONE-DAY STRIKE FOR 1,000 IN NAAFI
    255 18 ONE-DAY STRIKE FOR 1,000 IN NAAFI SINGAPORE. Wed. About 1.000 employees in 53 Naafl clubs and shops throughout the Island will go on a one-day strike tomorrow in protest against the management's alleged "insincerity" in I settling their claims for j more pay and better terms of service. As a
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    75 18 JAKARTA. Wed.- The Indonesian Government .has detained two British registered Singapore ships at Port Panjang. South Sumatra In connection with inquiries at present being made into the manipulation of foreign currency, according to re- ports reaching here. The ships are the 1.250 Kah Po and the 600
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    New MCA branch opened in Singapore
    129 18 The president of the Ma- layan Chinese Association and Federation Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, cutting a ribbon to open the Singapore M.C.A.'s first sub-branch at Martaban Road last night amid deafening fire-crackers. Karlier. Mr. Tan. accompanied by his secretary- general and Assistant
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    The $64 million J success of tobacco offer
    151 18 The $64 million J success of tobacco offer KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malayan Tobacco Company's offer of shares has raised $64 million. This is nearly five times as much as was required to fill the offer of 7.200.000 ordinary dollar stock units at 51. 90 each. A statement by Malayan
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    Ancient relics
    41 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Consul-General of the United Arab Republic. Mr. Moustapha F. el Issawi. will address the Singapore Lions Club on preservation of ancient Egyptian monuments at their weekly luncheon meeting at the Cockpit Hotel at 1 p.m. tomorrow.
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    42 18 JIIGHEST «nd lowest temperatures (or Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 74 Kota Bharu 88 74 Penang 90 77 Ipoh 91 74 Malacca 88 74 Singapore 88 75
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    407 18 LONDON. Wed. Stock markets liad their best day for some time past. Budget fears completely disappeared and prices forged ahead, increased buying stimulated by a wave of optimism regardinc economic prospects brought about by the good March gold ligures. Industrials were the centre of interest
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    Singapore is told: It's all our own fault
    438 18 Singapore is told: It's all our own fault SINGAPORE, Wad. THE chairman of the A Singapore branch of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Gouh Sing Leong. today said the people of Singapore must take full blamt for the worsening situation in the State. Speaking at the opening by the National
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