The Straits Times, 14 March 1962

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    Lock icon RED ROAD to LAOS
    478 1 'Chinese troops are already there 9 Sarit: A threat to Thai security QANGKOK, Tues. Chinese Communists are building a road from Southern China to Phongsaly Province in Northern Laos. Thailand's Prime Minister, Marshal Sarit Thanarat, disclosing this today, said Chinese Communist troops were already in Laos.
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    Lock icon US assurance
    30 1 NEW DELHI, Tues.— Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said today the United States has given assurance that any aid given to Pakistan will not be used against India. U.P.I.
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    STUDENT RIDES A BULL
    98 1 A MALAYAN student at the University of Queensland, Mr. Hoh Kam Yoong. of Chui Yin Street. Bentons. Pahang, tries the traditional outback Australian sptfrt of bullockriding. As this picture shows. Mr. Hoh did not remain on bullock back long only four seconds, in fact However, only
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    Lock icon Russia's tin order
    34 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Russia will buy 72.000 tons of Indonesian rubber this year, Antara hews agency quoted "Soviet trade sources" as saying today. Russia also wanted Indonesian tin "In unlimited quantities." Reuter.
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    'The Kid's' grave
    49 1 FORT SUMMER, N<*w Mexico. Tues. A trial opens in a musty, old southeastern New Mexico court room today to determine whether the bones of Blllv the Kid who boasted of 21 killings, should be moved from the grave whore he w»* titled with two sidekicks.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Army training
    28 1 LONDON. Tues. A British Army battalion group is to train in Canada this summer. Mr. John Profumo. Secretary for War told the House of Commons. Reuter.
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    British officers deny charge by Tengku
    637 1 British officers deny charge by Tengku I JESSELTON. Tues A SPOKESMAN for British civil servants in North Borneo today denied Tengku Abdul Rahman's charge that British civil servants in the Borneo territories were hampering the proposals to establish a Federation of Malaysia. Mr. Roland Smith, president of the North Borneo
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    Chief's folk 'still in dark' on Malaysia
    377 1 KUCHING, Tuesday. J^ NATIVE chief in the Kelabit highlands of .Sara\viik,\vho made a special trip to Miri today to present the views of his people to the Cobbold Commission, said he told the commission his people were still in the dark about Malaysia
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    PILOT SAFE AS AUSTER CRASHES
    354 1 PILOT SAFE AS AUSTER CRASHES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J^S ARMY Auster on a reconnaissance flight crashed near the Malayan-Thai border this afternoon. Its sole occupant, Capt. John Tadman, of the East Anglian Regiment, is safe. This evening, Capt. Tadman, whose wife is living in Ipoh. sent a wireless message to
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    Lock icon Blind man's plea
    52 1 HONO KONG, Tues.— Blind man Tang Tak-shing, who plays his mouth-organ for a living, yesterday won an appeal in the Supreme Court against a three-month jail sentence for unauthorised playing ci music in the street. He was given a conditional discharge and bound over on a $500
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    Lock icon Spacewomen drive
    89 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. American women have launched a "petticoats in space" campaign and are taking it to the highest levels because the National Aeronautics and Space Agency is not interested. Mrs. Jan Hart, wife of a Michigan Senator, and Miss Jerrie Cobb, a leading woman pilot, intended to call
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    Lock icon ASA meeting: A Thai 'yes'
    38 1 BANGKOK, Tues. Thailand has agreed to the holding of the Foreign Ministers meeting of the Association of South-east Asia (ASA) in Kuala Lumpur on April 3. a Foreign Office spokesman said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Something in common
    33 1 LONDON, Tues. Most popular library book among prisoners in Manchester's Strangeways jail last year: "My wicked wicked ways." the autobiography of film star Errol Flynn, who died in 1959. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 60 DIE OF CHOLERA IN NORTH BORNEO
    116 1 60 DIE OF CHOLERA IN NORTH BORNEO JESSELTON, Tues. Sixty people have died of paracholera in North Borneo during the last eight weeks, Dr. J.A.B. Nicholson, acting Director of Medical Services, saidhere today. He said this total includes 11 deaths which occurred last week in the Semporna Peninsula on the
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    Lock icon Aussie Minister for talks
    65 1 CANBERRA. Tues.— Defence i Minister Athol G. Townley will fly to Singapore next week for talks with British Defence Minister Harold Watkinson. it was learned today. The* precise purpose of the talks was not known. But informed sources said the discussions were expected to be related
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    Lock icon Algeria peace is very near
    185 1 Algeria peace is very near PVIAN. Tues.— French and Algerian negotiators met here today for their seventh consecutive day of ceasefire talks amid conflicting reports of when signature of a ceasefire will take place. Newspapers gave promin- ence to a lTench news I agency report that signature i today was
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 RED RADAR JAM BERLIN. Tues. Ras >>ians today again M metal flakes in Brrlin ait lanes in an effort t<> radar guiding Western til craft, informed said— U.Pl.
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      Lock icon Prelate flays entry Bill as 'lamentable'
      322 2 Prelate flays entry Bill as 'lamentable' LONDON, Tues. The Archbishop ol Canterbury, Dr. Michael Ramsey, last night called the Government's controversial Bill to control Commonwealth immigration "lamentable." History might know it as "one of the great shocks to the Commonwealth," he told the House of Lords in a debate on
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      Lock icon CHILDREN AND CONVICTS: RED VIEW
      129 2 CHILDREN AND CONVICTS: RED VIEW SYDNEY. Tues. Australians use harsher disciplinary measures on schoolchildren than on its prison population, members of a visiting Russian delegation said today. Mrs. M. Parfenova. 53. an educatlonst. said there were several things in the Australian education system she did not like. "I cannot understand
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      New powers
      31 2 RANGOON. Tues. Gen Wa Win. leader of the Burma coups, today assumed the powers of the former president. U Win Maung. He has ul.se been given all administrative powers.
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      Lock icon Reds accused of inhuman' questioning
      132 2 Reds accused of inhuman' questioning RERUN. Tues. The Bri- Ush Rhine Army last ni<ht accused Soviet authorities of "Inhuman* interroration of R.A.F. Cpl. Douglas Day, who was shot in the stomach by an East German border guard. Cpl. Day. who comes from Bristol. was wounded when driving .a British military
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      Lock icon NEW RED MOVE IN AIR CORRIDORS
      111 2 BERLIN, Tues. The Russians yesterday tried to harass Western aircraft in the Berlin air corridors by scheduling flights to coincide with Western ones. Western sources said there was no Russian buzzing today or any attempt to jam radar or radio communications used to guide
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      Lock icon A little Dexter
      26 2 LONDON. Tues— Mrs. Susan Dexter, wife of England cricket captain Ted Dexter, has given birth to a son, it was announced today.. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Philippines bares Red plot
      369 2 MANILA. Tues. Lt.Gen. Pelagio Cruz, the Chief of Staff of the Philippines Armed Forces, yesterday gave details of a subversive campaign i n v o 1 v i ng Chinese Communists here and Communist officials in mainland China. Gen. Cruz told a Press conference of a
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      Lock icon $17,335 mil. aid plea by Jack
      205 2 $17,335 mil. aid plea by Jack WASHINGTON, Tues. —President Kennedy sent to Congress today a foreign military and economic aid programme of U555.778.--400.000 ($17,335,200,000) for flsical year 1963. He requested Congress to appropriate U554,878 ($14.--334) million in new lunds and asked the American people to continue to carry the burdens
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      Fatal mistake
      32 2 NEW YORK. Tues. A seventh baby died yesterday at Blnghampton city hospital where officials said at least 25 Infants had been fed baby food polluted by salt mistaken for sugar»-U.P.I
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      Lock icon NEUTRAL UMPIRE WANTED AT IRIAN TALKS
      552 3 Holland awaits only 3 things: The time, the place and the person THE HAGUE. Tu«s pROFESSOR Jan de Quay, the Dutch Prime Minister, said here last night that Holland wanted secret preliminary talks with Indonesia on West Irian "as soon as possible." He told
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      9 trucemen caught smuggling opium
      174 3 OTTAWA, Tuesday. •^INE Canadians serving with the Indo-China X1 Truce Commission have been caught smuggling gold and opium, it was disclosed yesterday. The Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker; in a surprise statement to the House of Commons, said seven army personnel and two civilians had
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      Lock icon 'Pull in your belts' says Fidel
      95 3 'Pull in your belts' says Fidel lIAVANA, Tues. Rice and black beans, chief staples of the Cuban's diet, are to go on the ration. So will lard and cooking oil. The announcement was made last nirht by the Premier. Dr. Fidel Castro, in his first television appearance for more than
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      Lock icon Atomic pact
      26 3 STOCKHOLM. Tues.— The British Atomic Energy Authority and the Swedish Atomic Energy Company have reached agreement for increased exchange of Information on reactions.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Bid to kill Gizenga'
      71 3 (]AIRO, Tues.— An attempt has been made to poison Antoine Oizenga, former Congolese vice-pre-ml^r .d follower of the late Patrice Lumumba, the secretariat of the AfroAsian People's Solidarity Congress charged yesterday Mr. Gizenga is now held by Mr. Cyrille Adoula's Central Congolese Government. The statement said
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      Lock icon MENON TELLS CHINA: DON'T MISTAKE OUR PATIENCE...
      249 3 MENON TELLS CHINA: DON'T MISTAKE OUR PATIENCE... NEW DELHI, Tuesday. JNDIA is determined to remove all "aggressors" from her soil, the Defence Minister, Mr. Krishna Menon, said yesterday. He warned Pakistan and China "not to mistake India's patience for timidity or her restraint for submissiveness." Mr. Menon, who was addressing
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      Operation on Avon
      39 3 NEW YORK, Tues— Lord Avon. 64. formerly Sir Anthony Eden. British Prime Minister, was operated on In Boston yesterday for the removal of a non-malignant growth from his chest. His condition Is said to be good.
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      Lock icon A threat to Britons
      66 3 MANAGUA. (Nicaragua). Tues. President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes of Guatemala today threatened to expel Britons from his territory. The President, who is on a visit here, told a press inference that this was among the "severe measures" his Government would take if Britain ignored Guatemala's proposal that
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      Lock icon Trade goes on after rift
      42 3 VIENNA. Tues. Bulgaria and Albania have signed ft trade and payments agreement for 1962. Bulgaria is the sixth Communist bloc country to have trade talks with Albania since the break between Tirana and Moscow last October. Reuter.
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      373 3 Theatre: 11.00 Music Festivals; RADIO SINGAPORE 1200 Close Down. SHORTWAVE SERVICE RADIO MAL.AYA 41 metres mi 1111 m H-AVF si h\ 11 1 NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDILM WAVE SERVICE SERVICE: 41.7 metre. mm metres A 6QQ Tlme gigDMl Ng A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: gara-ku. News Headlines; 6.0S 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7.00
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    'Drunk' in 2 a.m. ride was already dead
    529 4 DID NOT KNOW IT THEN, TRISHA MAN TELLS COURT SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rpRISHA-RIDER Lee Boon Hong told a court today that he was paid $15 4 or conveying a "drunk" soldier in his trisha at about two o'clock one morning in January. Lee
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    'This is Singapore' art contest winners
    250 4 'This is Singapore' art contest winners SINGAPORE, Tues. A painting titled "Singapore River" by Ang Chwee Kirn of Victoria School won one of three top $200 prizes in the 'This is Singapore" art competition sponsored by the Standard Vacuum Oil Company. Ang was first In Section "A", while two students
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    21 MORE STANDPIPES I —PUT UP—I
    107 4 21 MORE STANDPIPES I PUT UP I SINGAPORE, Tues. Twenty-one standpipes were put up in the State in January and February this year, the Singapore Government said today. During the same period, construction of one bus shelter was completed, and work on five others was in progress. These are expected
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    Four students for Australia
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Four Singapore Polytechnic students left for Australia tonight under the Colombo Plan for a three-year course in welding, sheet-metal work and boiler making. They are Messrs Tan Koh Kew, watt Kirn Kuan, Wong Poh Hong and Jailani bin Morshid.
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    Aluminium work
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A practical training course In aluminium work consisting of eight evening lessons on Tuesdays will be conducted from next week by the Student and Youth Work Department of the Chinese V.M.C.A. at Diethelm's aluminium factory.
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    Hotel men's officials
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Tups. Mr. O. Wlederkehr has been elected president of the Singapore Hotels and Restaurants Association for this year. Other officials are Mr. V. S. Menon vice-president. Mr. R.B.K. Martin, honorary secretary. Mr. Lim Jew Kum honorary treasurer and Messrs. Lim Kirn Seng. L.U. Dunn. DJI.K. Westworth.
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    Films on India
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Four documentary films entitled "Glimpses of Gandhlji." "Ready to Berve," "Indian News Review No. 145" and "Himachal" will be screened for members of the public at India House in Grange Road at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday.
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    WORK BRIGADE MAN SAYS HE SAW 3 BIKES SET ABLAZE
    204 4 SINGAPORE. Tuea. A member of the Singapore Work Brigade, Yeo Kirn Swee. told a magistrate's court today that he saw from his dormitory window, three bicycles being damaged by fire. Yeo was giving evidence before Mr. N.A. D'Rozario. the Magistrate,
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    BODY ON HILLSIDE HAD 20 WOUNDS
    253 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A police sergeant told the Assizes here today how he •found a bloodstained axe and shirt in a bundle carried by a soldier who was walking along South Buono Vista Road about 1 a.m. on Dec. 22. Sgt. Khalid bin Haji Mohamed
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    Water cut
    25 4 BINGAPORE. Tues.— Wat«r will be cut off along Jurcng Road, between 14} m.s. and Tuas Village from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Firm's case in wage dispute
    250 4 Firm's case in wage dispute OINGAPORE, Tues. The Life Insurance Corporation of India today submitted its case before the Industrial Arbitration Court in a wage dispute with the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union. Mr. 8. Rengarajan. the senior divisional manager, opening the case said he wished to make it quite
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    Traders fete visitors
    45 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— K 12-man delegation from the jesselton Chinese Chamber of Commerce was tonight entertained to dinner by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce here. The mission is led by Mr Wong Fatt Chee. vicepresident of the Jesselton Chinese Chamber of Commerce
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    Radios stolen
    22 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thieves broke into a shop in Tlong Bahru Road last night and stole 30 radios and tape recorders.
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    Phone box raid
    20 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Tues. -Thieves stole $1090 from a telephone box In the post office here last night.
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    On-and-off STRIKE SERIES BEGINS —FOR THESE 250
    165 5 On-and-of f STRIKE SERIES BEGINS —FOR THESE 250 SINGAPORE. Tues EMPLOYEES of Bou-•*-i stead and Co today staged the first of a series of two-h our strikes to protest against a deadlock in wage negotiations. About 250 workers, all members of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Inion. milled around
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    Petitions to wind up 27 mushroom firms granted
    406 5 Petitions to wind up 27 mushroom firms granted KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. PETITIONS to wind up 27 mushroom insurance companies were granted by Mr. Justice Suffian in the High Court today after none of the company representatives appeared in Court to dispute the petitions tiled by the Insurance Commissioner, Mr. A.
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    RAZAK TO MAKE A RURAL TOUR
    146 5 JTLALA I.LMPLK, Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. will begin another 300-mile tour of Trenfcranu and Pahang on Thursday in connection with rural development projects. Tun Razak, who is also the Minister of Rural Developmeat, will fly to Kuantan and theu motor
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    3 months for theft of $2.90 sarong
    271 5 IPOH. Tuesday. A GRADE ONE revenue officer of the Customs Department here, Yeop Ali bin Haji Abdul Karim, 47, was sentenced to three months* Jail yesterday evening for stealing a batik sarong valued at 52.90 on March 11 last year. Yeop pleaded not
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    A rally for L-month
    64 5 PENANG. I v 1 1 The Penang north-east district committee of Bulan Bahasa Kebangsaan will hold a rally at the Esplanade at 5.30 p.m. on Saturday to mark the start of the second phate of the National Language Month. There will be a parade by Boy
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    Last expat in treasury
    50 5 ..GAPORt;. rue>.-Mr. A. G. B Colton— the last of the expatrl '.2» in the treasury division f the Ministry of Finance has retired under the Malayanlsation scheme. a was a deputy secretary in r*ie treasury. His post has been taken over by Mr. Tan Chok Kian
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    Police meeting
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Singapore Commissioner of Police. Mr. A. E.G. Blades, arrived by air today for routine liaison discussions with the Federation counterpart. Dato C. H. Fenner.
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    Quarry raid
    27 5 IPOH. Tues.— Thieves scute a fuel Injector and a ale*?] tank valued at $600 from ttv. Sun Youk Lee limestone quarry, near Kampong Tawas. yesterday.
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    Lock icon M.P. WANTS STAGING POST IN N. BORNEO
    195 5 T ONDON. Tues. A lj Conservative M.P., Mr. Colin Turner, suggested last night that Britain should consider having a staging post available in North Borneo "in the event of anything happening to Singapore." He was referring, 'luring a debate on the Royal Atr
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    Equal pay demand: Govt. silence criticised
    189 5 Equal pay demand: Govt. silence criticised pENANG, Tues. The president of the National Union of Teachers, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, today criticised the Federation Government for its silence on the latest demand for equal pay for men and women employees. 'It Is surprising that in spite of all the comments
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    Extortion bid charge
    47 5 PENANG. Tues.— Lee Khor Peng. 25. a labourer, was today granted $3,000 bail on a charge of trying to extort $500 from Chang Tin Han on Aug. 21 last year. Three others. Jointly charged with Lee. are at large. Hearln? was fixed for May
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    Teacher wanted
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Department of Agriculture. University of Malaya, Ik seeking applicants to fill the post of lecturer in agricultural economics and farm management.
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    PARTY ATTACKS SHARE DECISION
    136 6 PARTY ATTACKS SHARE DECISION IPOH, Tues— The People's Progressive Party today "strongly condemned" the Federation Government's decision to permit Malay officers serving in the Government to buy shares in the national investment company. In a Press statement. Mr. D. R. Seenlvasagam. secre-tary-general of the party, said that the decision "must
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    More quit SUPP to back Malaysia
    131 6 More quit SUPP to back Malaysia LTUCHLNG. Tues.— Mr. Sidney Sentu. secretary of the Pantu branch of the Sarawak United People's Party in the second division and 170 other members have issued a statement saying they were resigning from the party because of its opposition to the Malaysia plans. The
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    Hari Raya party
    34 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Malay Shorthand Society of the Federation of Malaya will hold a Hart Raya party at Lee Wong Kee restaurant. Batu Road, here at 3.30 p.ru on Saturday.
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    Malaysia: Less haste, says ex-MCA leader
    233 6 PENANG. Tu«t. |\R. Lim Chong Eu. former president of the Malayan Chinese Association, today urged the Federation Government to consider a "less precipitate method" of achieving Malaysia. "The question of merger with Singapore should be independent of the inclusion of the North Bornean territories."
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    Branch transfer
    32 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The branch manager of the Life Insurance Corporation of India here. Mr. A. Moot hathamby. has left on transfer to Penang as the corporation's branch manager there.
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    SPARKS MAY FLY AT TODAY'S BIG DEBATE
    330 6 SPARKS MAY FLY AT TODAY'S BIG DEBATE SINGAPORE. Tues A LIVELY debate is expected in the Legislative Assembly tomorrow when the controversial National Referendum Bill comes up lor second reading. The Government was attacked by the Barisan Soslalis. the United Peoples Party and the Worker*' Party in January for deferring
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    Return to Siam —but Regent foils the plot...
    2047 7  - Return to Siam but Regent foils the plot... R.J. MINNEY FANNY AND THE REGENT OF SLAM CONCLUDING CHAPTER OF THE STORY m. m AFTER vainly trying to enlist o fli ci a 1 French support for an attack on Siam, Fanny decided to provoke an incident herself which would force
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    DEATH
    22 8 U W,rit tit (Minimum) 4. o. davies passed away on 13-3-1D62 at Youngberc Hospital j-imeral waa on 13-3-62 at Bidadart Cemetery.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    50 8 Werdt tit (Minimum) THE PARENT*. BROTHERS and m ileiK of late Miss Lucy Hwang (died i:'-S-«2) thank friends and relatives .for their kind expressions, sympathy. 'assistance and attendances at night prayers and funeral. They also thank n>octors and Staff of Thomson Road Hospital for their kindness towards 4 her.
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, March 14, 1962.
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      Opposition To Merger
      589 8 The charge that Singapore and the Bornean territories are being railroaded into Malaysia is the kind of lie that grows respectable with repetition. Indeed among some of the opponents of merger this lie has already become an article of faith. They have persuaded themselves to believe it.
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      Mrs Nhu Speaks
      352 8 Returning to public life after her injury in last month's bombing of the presidential palace, Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu, President Diem's sister-in-law, has made a fiery speech virtually blaming the Americans for their delay in recognising the sort of military training needed in South Vietnam and hitting
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      Family Planning
      233 8 Family planning is not the only answer to Asia's population problem, but it is a very much more important part of the answer than the Federation Government has yet recognised. It is therefore encouraging to hear Inche Khir Jonari, as leader of Malaya's delegation to the eighteenth session
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    Lock icon WHITEHEAD OUTPOINTS WELENSKY IN CRISIS ROUND TWO
    784 8 WHITEHEAD OUTPOINTS WELENSKY IN CRISIS ROUND TWO gALISBURY, Tues. It only needed a £100,000 fire to highlight the drama enacted in Salisbury this week, where Rhodesians have been debating the increasingly doubtful future of the Central African Federation. The flre broke out after midnight in the Federal Government building. It
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    The gloom behind E. Germany's brave facade
    846 8 The gloom behind E. Germany's brave facade LEIPZIG'S BRIGHT LIGHTS CANNOT HIDE ULBRICHTS AUSTERE REGIME FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT LEIPZIG. Tuesday THE flags and neon lights make for a gay scene in the main streets of Leipzig in Fair Time* The snow picks out the Thomaskirche where Bach was organist,
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    Plan for Singapore to get 200-room hotel
    112 9 Plan for Singapore to get 200-room hotel SINGAPORE, Tues. Negotiations have been going on with the object of opening a 200-room hotel here. The local manager of PanAmerican Airways. Mr. Bert Torrance. confirmed that Intercontinental Hotels Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of the airline, was negotiating with Pacific Associates Limited
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    Language Month
    30 9 MALACCA. Tues. The Governor of Malacca. Tun Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusuf. will open National Language Month at the Malacca Club nadang here at 5 p.m. on Saturday.
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    MARKED DOLLARS AND AN AMAH
    149 9 MARKED DOLLARS AND AN AMAH SINGAPORE. Tues. d A housewife. Mrs. Margaret Hignam, yesterday told a magistrate's court how she and her husband set a trap for her amah, who had stolen money from her repeatedly. The amah. Song Luan Eng. 38, a mother of two. was charged with stealing
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    7 MALAYANS GO TO BRITAIN TO STUDY
    142 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Seven Malayans have left for Britain to take courses under the Coiombo Plan. Five will study trade unionism for three months. They are Mr. E. Sathlamoorthy, technician with the Survey Department, Mr. A. Sabaratnam. technicial assistant with the Petaling Jaya
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    Blackmail by photos alleged
    143 9 Contractor, 73: 1 was forced to embrace woman SEGAMAT, Tuesday. TWO women lured a wealthy Segamat contractor, Mr. Phua Sei Tai, 73, to a lonely house. Once they crossed the door, one woman vanished. In came four men. They told the contractor and the woman to
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    Quest in vain for the girl he left behind...
    365 9  -  EC BOON LEE FORMER BRITISH SEAMAN SAILS INTO SINGAPORE WITH HOPE IN HIS HEART FOR A ROMANTIC REUNION By Singapore, Tues AS the liner Oranje came alongside the wharves here today, a husky ex-seaman on board cast anxious glances at the
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    THREE STAB MAN IN TEMPLE ROBBERY
    171 9 MALACCA, Tuesday. three youths entered a temple in Buklt China A here early today, stabbed a sleeping man, gagged the woman caretaker, and left with cash offerings of worshippers amounting to $150. The temple Is by the side of the Bam Poh Kong wishing
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    Early autonomy for port urged
    226 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A GOVERNMENT working party has recommended an early separation of Port Swettenham from the Malayan Railway to make the port completely autonomous. Original plan was to effect the new set-up in 1964. Now the worttlng party recommends that the target date should
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    60 new houses for Kluang
    50 9 KLUANG, Tues. The Johore Mentn Besar, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. will open a $1,250,000 housing scheme launched by the Kluang Co-operative Housing Society on Mar. 29. This project, the second completed by the society, will mean 60 new homes for people In Kluang.
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    DOREEN TELLS OF HOLD-UP IN FLAT
    171 9 DOREEN TELLS OF HOLD-UP IN FLAT CINGAPORE, Tues. Pretty Miss Doreen Bligh, 30, (above) an airline receptionist and lormer model, told a magistrate's court today how she was held up at dagger point by three men who robbed her of $3,600 In jewellery and other articles. She was giving evidence?
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    A bird in the hand...
    85 9 JESSELTON. Tues. The North Borneo Government earned $31,486 in tax revenue last year from the principal Ingredient of the Chinese delicacy bird's nest soup. Total value of the nests taken from Sabah caves was $201,000. compared with $177,000 In 1960 when official royalties totalled $26,470.
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    An ex-internee chaplain visits Kranji war memorial
    95 9 An ex-internee chaplain visits Kranji war memorial BINOAPORE, Tues— A British Army chaplain, who was interned in Changi Jail, visited Kranji War Memorial today shortly after his arrival from London. The Rt. Rev. J.J. O'Mahoney. the British Army's principal Roman Catholic chaplain. fought back tears as he paused before the
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    Decree for clerk
    66 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A clerk. S.W.S. Barter, was granted a decree nisi by the Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose. In the High Court today dissolving his marriage to Pamela Ann Tachhl, a telephone operator, on the ground of desertion. The decree Is to be made absolute In three
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    Doctor moves
    26 9 RAUB. Tues.— Dr. Karpal Singh, medical officer at Raub District Hospital, has been transferred to Tanah Rata as Medical and Health Officer. Cameron Highlands
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    Traders told: Start night market in Johore Bahru
    154 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.The Federation Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Slew Sin. has suggested that Johore traders should band together and start a weekly "night market" In Johore Bahru on lines similar to the popular Saturday "night market" at Woodlands across the causeway in
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    TRANSISTOR RADIO AND THE MAN FROM INDONESIA
    161 9 TRANSISTOR RADIO AND THE MAN FROM INDONESIA pENANG. Tues.— An Indonesian, who spent his Hart Raya In a Penang Jail while awaiting sentence for stealing a transistor radio set. walked out of the sessions court here today after paying a $300 fine. "I am leaving this country Immediately." Usman bin
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    10 mil. lepers
    28 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Ten million people are suffering from leprosy, according to a World Health Organisation Report. Only two million receive treatment of any kind.
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    Impact of rural policy 'has begun to be felt'
    235 10 AZIZ ON THE AIM TO RAISE LIVING STANDARDS— KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday j-. J*HE impact of the Government's policy to raise living standards of the rural people had begun to be felt in the kampongs and villages, said the Minister of Agriculture
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    Prayers for rain in drought-hit villages
    163 10 Prayers for rain in drought-hit villages BU K I T MERTAJAM. Tues. The water shortage in Province Wellesley has become worse with the prolongation of the present drought. The situation is particularly acute In villages which depend on well water. Wells have long dried up and the villagers have io
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    Good Friday a Penang holiday
    37 10 PENANG. Tues. Good Friday 'April 20) will be a public holiday in Penang in lieu of Wesak Day (May 18). formerly a state holiday which has been declared a federal public holiday.
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    EXPERTS TO GIVE FINAL GO AHEAD ON FERTILISER
    263 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TWO Indian experts will arrive here next month to help the Federation of Malaya Fertiliser and Paper Industrial Co-operative Society Ltd. to consider final offers for the setting up of the proposed $25 million fertiliser factory at Port Dickson.
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    1,500 to see Tengku lay stone
    105 10 CINGAPORE. Tues.— More |J than 1.500 guests, including the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew? members of the United Malays National Organisation and diplomats from Muslim nations will see the laying of the foundation stone of the new headquarters of Singapore Umno by
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    Boy's body found
    44 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. The body of a missing schoolboy. Wong Choon San, 14, was washed ashore at Blakang Mati this morning. Wong had been reported missing from his Queenstown home since Sunday. He was last seen swimming in the sea off Labrador.
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    Malayan to help Brunei prepare for election
    110 10 Malayan to help Brunei prepare for election KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A Malayan officer has left for Brunei to help the government prepare for its first general elections in October this year. He is Inche Mohamed Yusof bin Ma.ii Osman < above* Sclaneor Supervisor of Elections. A spokesman of the Election*
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    Transferred
    30 10 TANJONG MALIM, Tu*fc-~ Dr. Vim Khai Khuan, at fh« Ipoh General Hospital, ha* been transferred to the General Hospital here. h« replaces Dr. Lam Teck Choon, who has resigned.
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    MAN SENTENCED TO JAIL NOW FREED
    186 10 SEREMBAN. Tuesday. A FORMER Home Guard had his conviction and) six-month jail sentence on a corruption charg» quashed by the High Court here today. Main bin Aseh. 38, had been found guilty in the Sessions Court last November of offering *15 to the O.C.PD.,
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    Five more held
    22 10 SINGAPORE. Tue.>. The Police detained five people under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance during the past 36 hours.
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    HIT-AND-ROB CYCLISTS GRAB $40
    71 10 ALOR STAR. Tues. Foot cyclists last night robbed a pork. seUer of $40 at JaU Estate, about six mlle« from Alor Star. Their victim. Ang Ah Gun, was cycling alone when he was knocked down by a cyclist. When Ang fell to th« ground, two men
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    Fire razes a hut
    43 10 IPOH, Tues. An attap house In Kampong Plsanjj. Chemor. 10 miles north of here, was destroyed by flr« early today. Wan Halimah binte Ngah Suni. 50. told police that she. rai.sed an alarm when sh* $aw the roof burning.
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    Joint exercise
    21 10 SEREMBAN. Tues. Negr! Sembilan police and the Port Dick.son garrison today carried out an Internal security exercise code-ntmed "Fafth*.
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      272 10 Straits Times Crossword ACBOS8 6. Right* in articles written In 1. The head .studies the list first an Island <5>. in force (S, 9). 7. Vulgar building Is In the mid 8. Bad production of a two die now (3-6). penny article abroad (5). 10. "Pitched betwixt Heaven and 9.
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      Lock icon INDIA COLLAPSE and LOSE TEST BY AN INNINGS
      452 11 INDIA COLLAPSE and LOSE TEST BY AN INNINGS Hall is West Indies' bowling hero KINGSTON, Tuesday. INDLVS batting collapsed badly on the final day of the Second Test here yesterday and by mid-afternoon West Indies had won by an innings and 18 runs to take a 2-0 lead in the
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      Lock icon Spurs in line for a unique -double
      274 11 I ONDON. Tues.— Hopes L of a classic final in the English F.A. Cup strengthened when the two favourites, Tottenham Hotspur and Burnley, were drawn yesterday in different semi-finals to be played on Mar. 31 on neutral grounds. Tottenham, who achieved the English
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      Lock icon Accrington are taken off
      340 11 LONDON, Tuesday. T<HE resignation of Fourth Division Accrington 1 Stanley from the English Football League has been accepted and their record will be expunged from the table, the Football League announced yesterday. Alan Hardaker. secretary of the Football League, issued a .statement which said the League's
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      Lock icon Japanese stars soon—Thomson
      55 11 Japanese stars soon Thomson HONG KONG. Tues—Australia's Peter Thomson, winner of the Yomiuri international open golf tournament, last night predicted that Japan would soon produce many star golfers. The Japanese were very serious about the game, he said. Thomson later left for a 0-day visit to Indonesia during which he
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      Lock icon Gifford and Gupte to the rescue
      108 11 |)ACCA. Tues.— Last wicket pair Norman Gifford and Subhash Gupte saved tin: Commonwealth cricket team from having to follow on with a stand of 67 m th# match against the East Pakistan Governor's XI. which ended in a draw here yesterday. The Commonwealth team,
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      Byrne signs transfer to Hammers
      104 11 Byrne signs transfer to Hammers rpHE biggest deal in the British soccer transfer market is clinched as 1 Johnny Byrne (second from left) the England and Crystal Palace in-side-forward, signs for West Ham at a record fee at Selhurst Park last week With him are Arthur I (left), the CrysPalace
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      Lock icon Coventry score 1-0 victory
      43 11 LONDON, Tues. Results of English football matches la^t nl o ht: Div. 3 Coventry 1 Watford 0; Newport 1 Port Vale 1. Div. 4 Stockport 2 Chesterfield 1 Tranmere 0 Darlington 0. Friendly match—Peterborough 2 Odense (Denmark) 2.— Reuter.
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      Honeymoor is favourite
      34 11 LONDON. Tues. Honeyrhoor, favourite for the Lincolnshire Handicap, has shortened two points to 12-1. Nicolaus Silver remains favourite for the Grand National at 8-1. Nicolaus Silver won the race last year—neuter
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      Lock icon Scottish Cup
      39 11 LONDON. Tues— The draw lor the semi-finals of the Scottish F.A. Cup. to be playrtl on Mar. 31: St. Mlrren v Celtic or Third Lanark (at Ibrox Park. Glasgow); Rangers v Motherwell (at Hampden Park. Glasgow).— Reuter.
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      Gretel beaten
      29 11 SYDNEY. Tues. Gretel. Australia's challenging yacht for the America's Cup. was beaten by two lengths in hr. first offshore match against the American yacht Vim here yesterday.
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      Lock icon World Cup not affected
      71 11 SANTIAGO, Tues.— The expulsion of the Chilean Football Federation from the Chilean National Sports Council will have no effect an the World Cup soccer finals which will be held as planned in May and June, the council announced yesterday. A dispute over the allocation of free
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      1041 12  - PLANS TO HELP AH CHONG'S FATHER OUT OF A JAM Kathleen Hick ley by Tubby has been given a cine camera and the boys decide to enter a contest a visiting film company has announced with the first prUe of $5,000 for the best amateur short movie. They go to
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      458 12 Malayan pen friends Lim Chiap t'hoon. u^eQ 17; 132, Ounlop Street. Singapore 8; stamps, football. AlasUir ChU. aged U; 12-B, Belvedere Close, Singapore a; songs. Benedict Loo, aged IS; 229E, Burmah Road, Penang; stamps. Hmry Khoo, aged 12; 229Q, Burmah Road. Penang; stamps, v view-cards, music. ~*f P»tU Leone, aged
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      538 12 I Correct entries j j are very few I CLUES ACROSS. —1. Wild uncultivated country I' I M I I F~l like that found In Austra- MiCT U lia and South Africa. 3. if Hf If; A mass or lump of earth. I 6. An exclamation of sur- LJ— Ln»-PJ—
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    Tin price back at $480: Rubber below 80 cents
    291 14 pOR the first time since the middle of January the tin price in Singapore yesterday went back to the $480 level achieving this by a further advance of $1.12J per picul. The Singapore rise is in sympathy with the rest of
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    97 14 CHINESE Produce Crthanm tlno •art nt»n prt«*« per pl«ul v»«ttrdi)r: Coconut »ll- bulk J.T7J Mllen. dram $41 ntlltr*. Copri: l-rtv TTTC /Continent J271 buv*r«, *271 »*l)»r» Pionr: Muntok white ST72I wllm. tferan-Hk whit* 1170 Mllen. (pectal Sarawak bUck $135 aellcrti. nrbled lamporiK black (135 aellera, AST A SI4S
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    DEMAND SWITCHES TO TINS: UPWARD SWING IN PRICES
    370 14 From Our Market Correspondent AFTER the lull of the last few months interest on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday appeared to be switching away from the industrial section back to tin shares. There was definitely a better turnover in tin shares and
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices March 12 March 13 Industrials: 170.53 170.97 Tins: 288.75 300.71 S rubbers: 194.82 194.82 Jan. 1. 1958 100
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    1133 14 12USINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals m brackets: Industrial*: Bountead (1.000) $1.34: Dunlops $1.43 OL. $1.43 81*. (l.OOO) J1.44: Flupatrlcka (1.000) $1.71 ON: Oammon (3.000) $1.72 ON: Hume (1,000) A 6*. 4»d. ON. (1.000) A 6» Malayan Banking $7.55
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    84 14 THE M a iay an Och.rtx. Banks- A. 1 locution made ttieae cbanxei in Itt ratca to merchama »»«terd.-iy (all ratea to $100): Sellint TT ar OD ready: Swim Prane* 1421 French Franc* 160»: Holland Guilders 1 1 ■> Dtutscht Marka 131: Nerweglan Kroner 333t; Italian Uf* 2033s
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 14 SINGAPORE, Mar. 13 RUBBER: 79% cents per Ib. (down seveneighths of a cent). Unofficial 5 p.m. close: 79H cents (quietly steady). TIN: S4BO per pirul (up $1.124>. Estimated unofficial offering; 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    200 14 Vf.AP.CM first grade ruMer buyer* 1T f.e.b. cloned In Singapore ytftrday at 791 oenu per Ib.. down aeveofiKhih of a cent on Monday* ckwlng price. The tone wit dull. S.CC.R.A. cloelng prlcet in cenla P»r Ib. yeeterday: Int 1 R. 8.8. prompt lab. buyer* 79|. aellera 791 (N):
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    221 14 CHIPS tying atongaMe' the (Imaporo «J wharvot today are: OlenorehT tS/l«. QueniKVllle 44, Marqutoteo 3«/39. HlmaJaya 1/3. Praaidaat Jack<nn 13/14. Kwrttoiy XI. Klnteo Maerak 40/41. Ueiwa Kara 11/32. Bangola 2fi'2B. RlmeJl Mam 19. Churn I 46. Bldor 4/5. Bentong 33/24. Sflamat NW 3 Outer read*: Betlii.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    100 14 M E L B O U R N E. Turn Investment shares wore traded lightly on n generally e:iMna trend. Oils also eased. Baso mrtals wers barely steady and loans flrm. Mount Ira 7a '99 N.B. Hill 16 Dm Zm- R»1..» Arr.pol 11 >"i Ili-rald «l -B A.C.t
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    97 14 (UNOFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) Marvb 13 Three months. INDUSTRIALS F. N. 12 cts. Cold Htoraße Sd. M. Box I? IMMMMp V cts Krewrri** 2.1 rts. 8 Tim-* j Kotmi«on 9 cts S Trader- 8. Darn? sd. I nit**n> 12 eta. W Jacks w ets MTWnMsj U it* MININCS A. Amal
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      695 15 (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT Wmrda SS (Mlm.}— Bax tt eta. axtrm HOUSING A DEVELOPMENT Board. Posts of Works Apprentice advertised so 30.12.61 ailed. Applicants thanked. DOCTOR WANTED to practise or take over eatabllshed dispensary la N-Kti town. Apply Box A 271 S.T. K.L. APPLICANTS who answered Box AIM
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      786 15 SITUATIONS VACANT 2* Warda SS (Mlm.}— Bax St eta. axtrm SCHOOL CLERK, peon and typewriting Teacher wanted immediately by Kuala Lumpur Independent School. Apply In own hand writ inn. with copies of errtlfleatra/teattmonlaJ*. to Box A 274 S.T. K.L. WANTED A OUALIPIEO accountant to conduct courses for professional exams., in
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      1142 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT j ta Ward* t> (Mm.)— Box St eta. axtrm I LUXURY FURMISHCO bedrooa peatoouae Oat Orchard Koad available now Rent (1,000/- per month Apply Property Manager P O Box 896 Spore PULLV FURNISHED Including telephone aad refrigerator, 1 bedroom Oat Hem Court. Oraage Orove Road. clone to function*
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      957 15 EDUCATION it Ward* Si (Mlm.) Bax St eta. txtrm L.CO. EXAM. Bk pint Inter, Acctg. Higher question* ft Answers 1947-61. Also T/wrltlng ajos. available from TO Samuel. P.O. Boa 1731, B'pore. FOB ENGLISH BPEAKINO students Professor W. Huang offer* a 4-month advanced Mandarin Including Chines* calligraphy (writing with brushpen) and
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      822 15 ■OATS, YACHTS WANTED It Ward* Si (Mlm.)— Bax St eta. axtrm REQUIRE USED GPI4 ready to sail. Also require used Terylene OPI4 Main and Jib. Offers to Tbe Dinghy Showcase. Singapore. VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Ward* Si (Mlm.)— Box St eta. txtrm ONI OWNin 1956 modal Chevrolet Bel Air in
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      830 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE Ward* Si (Mlm.)— Bax it eta. axtrm ATTINTION MM. rOßClt— Oood conditioned uaed car* tor eale. Oas montn guarantee and/or free aaiifce. Call at Cnangi Auto Service (opposite Cnanc! frison). 101. Upper Cbaatf Singapore Tel: 4011U or at Singapore Motor* Ltd.. 315-aiW. Orchard ateaaV Singapore Tel: 2625
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      685 15 FOR SALE M Were!* tS (Mim.}— Bax St eta. axtrm FOR QUICK (ALE Engineering Workshop Lav*ad*r Street Vacant Possession comprising Lathe I's6'V Milling Machine Cylinder Boring Machine Centreles* Onnder 4 Capstan Lathe etc (49.000 or selling separately. Apply Box A 6637 B.T. B'pore. RECORD GALOREM Special grand offer. All the
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      205 15 1952 Font Zephyr *1,000 1957 Ford Popular $I>M ItS7 Zodtoc Soloon $2,700 19J8 VaiHholl Victor 52.80 C I«S* Consul de Lux* 53,800 1959 Renault Dauphin* 53.J00 1959 Fora Zephyr 53,500 1959 Prefect Soloon 53.100 1959 Fiat "600" Saloon $1,100 1960 Taumit 12M $4,400 19*0 Vamhan Velo» 54,500 1960 Zodiac Saloon
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      620 16 THE AUTOMOBILE NOTICE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE Federation of Malaya NOTICE is hereby given that the SSMM.tee ti^e RetUtere* Steak i Annual General Meeting ol Mem- i io 19S*. hem of the Association will be neld KnT i r v h«.r»>hw arvm that I Mn^ooT 1 ar sdl5 d lT >
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      227 16 NOTICES UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA The Public is invited to the Exhibition of Designs for the University Great Hall. Theatre and Administration Centre at the BRITISH COUNCIL, Bluff Road, Kuala Lumpur from 15th to 20th March, 1962. NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that by DEED POLL dated the llth day of March. 1962
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      284 16 NOTICES In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE MALAYAN BUILDERS LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) (Members' Voluntary Winding-Up) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Creditors of the abovenamed Company which is being voluntarily wound up. are required on or before the 16th day of April, 1962. to send their names and
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      230 16 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA, PERAK TENDERS for Excavating, loading, transporting and depositing earth for making up formation and 6ide-tables along the Kampong Temerloh Rural Road will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negeri. Perak, Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. on 22nd March. 1962 from Con tractors in Classes
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      794 16 TENDERS KELANTAN J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from Registered P.W.D. Contractors Class 'B and above at the Office of the Jurutera Negeri, Kelantan up to 3.00 p.m. on 3rd: April. 1962 for the erection and completion of a new Education Office and Ancillary Works at Kota Bharu, Kelantan.
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      1537 16 TENDERS KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the purchase of empty Steel drums 40/45 gallon capacity Tender deposit $1000/-. 2. Tenders close at 12.00 noon on 26th March, 1962 at the cfßce of the Pengerusi Jawatan Kuasa Pembuka Tawaran, d/a Pejabat Ketua Juruklra, Keretapl Tanah Melayu, (Chairman.
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      280 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS EDUCATION OFFICE PAHANG Temporary Teaching Vacaneit* in Port Primary School* Applications are Invited from candidates who possess Overseas School Certificates/Federation of Malaya Certificates of Education or those who are awaiting their 1961 School Certificate results, for posts of temporary teachers ln Post Primary Schools ln Pahang. Applicants must
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    Kirn Swee transfer hint
    303 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Tuas. SINGAPORE STAR EXPECTED TO TAKE JOB IN XL WHILE Singapore's soccer chiefs squabble over the administration of the game, their best players are becoming increasingly receptive to opportunities for improvement and progress elsewhere. The latest pre-season move on the Malayan
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    Golf officials
    26 17 SEREMBAN, Tues. Seremban International Golf Club officials: President R. D. F. Barry: vice president John King-Martin treasurer B. O. Khoo; captain Khoo Swee Klap
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    Airlines vie for youths' bookings
    205 17  - Airlines vie for youths' bookings F. SALAHUDIN By CLNGAPORE. Tues.— Two airlines are bidding for the bookings of the Singapore Youth soccer team, who are likely to fly to Bangkok for the Junior Asian Cup tournament next month. Cathay Pacific claim that they have secured the bookings for the Federation
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    She prefers to stay for coaching by Peng Soon
    227 17 ENGLAND TRIP FOR THAI GIRL BUT... By LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE, Tues. Which should come first: Badminton or studies? That is the problem of 17--year-old Prathin Pattabongse. who holds the women's singles badminton title of Thailand. Prathin ha.s been In Singapore
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    TOUR IS OFF—SCFA OBJECT to CHARGES —MADE BY SAFA—
    261 17 TOUR IS OFF— SCFA OBJECT to CHARGES —MADE BY SAFA— By TEOH ENG TATT SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Chinese F.A. tonight decided call off the proposed tour of Thailand and South Vietnam this month because of a clash of dates with SAFA commitments in the FAM Cup competition. At the
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    RACING Dignified Lady shows speed
    297 17 RACING Dignified Lady shows speed ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep, Ipoh, Tuesday rtfGNIFIED LADY did the outstanding gallop when training for the March meeting began on a good track here this morning. The mare showed a smart turn of speed, running 3f In 37 3, ssec. Roll-In did a
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    Army tour
    41 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. The British Army F.A. team will play four matches In Singapore In May and June. They will play All-Singa-pore on May 30, Joint Services on June 2 and two matches against Singapore on June 3 and 4.
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    Ipoji hockey
    17 17 IPOH. Tues. Entries for the Ipoh District knockout hockey competition will close on Mar. 24.
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    P.D. tennis
    17 17 SEREMBAN, Tues. The Port Dlckson Club's open Invitation tennis championships will begin on Mar. 24.
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    SAFA name 20 for cup tie
    77 17 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Singapore Amateur F.A. today named 20 players from whom the team to meet Commonwealth Forces in a FAM Cup tie here on Saturday will be chosen. They are W. Skinner, Idros Altar. Wah Chin, All Samljan, KeJ apathy, Matmoon Sudasee, Lee Kok Seng,
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      10 17 WOMEN'S TRIAL (Penan?) State XI 5 Invitation XI 3.
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      27 17 INTER-SCHOOL LEAGUE fMalacca): High School 'A' 1 MSB 'A' 0; High School 'B 6 MES 'B 0 FRIENDLY (Malacca): Chlneaa H C. 3 Yew Ltan 3.
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    SHA turn down quad invitation
    82 17 SHA turn down quad invitation SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore Hockey Association have turned down an Invitation to play In a quadrangular tournament against Selangor, Penang and Perak at Kuala Lumpur on Mar 23-25. This Is because the SHA want to concentrate on preparing the State team for the International match against
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      172 17 LAP HENG CO., LTD. HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THEIR APPOINTMENT AS EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG AND SINGAPORE BY (1) ERA WATCH CO., LTD. SWITZERLAND FOR "ANGLOSWISS" WATCHES. (2) ROBERTA WATCH CO., WEST GERMANY FOR "ROBERTA" WATCHES ALL ENQUIRIES WELCOMED. HONGKONG: MARINA HOUSE Tel: ***** CoUat: "GINSEN" SINGAPORE: BANK OF
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      36 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCEK FRIENDLY: Perak Oovt. S*T\lces v CEB Malaya (Ipoh. Chinese Assembly Hall ground 5 pjn.). HOCKEY B'GOR JR KNOCKOUT: Chartered BanK v EPP (Taylor Rd). ST.OR DIV. 1: Levers t FMC A' (Bungsar Road).
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    Lock icon DISARMAMENT TALKS: A PLEDGE by KENNEDY
    614 18 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Kennedy today pledged the I'nited States to immediate implementation of any disarmament measures agreed upon at the disarmament conference opening in Geneva tomorrow. In a statement to (ongrCHBMMI leaders, the President said: "We believe this to be a realistic approach to
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    Hongkong Bank talks fail
    142 18 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. WAGE talks between representatives of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union broke down tonight. The meeting, the 13th since the claims were served In October, began at 5.30 pm and ended 45 minutes later in deadlock over salary
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    PROFESSOR LIM TO HEAD PROBE ON EDUCATION
    229 18 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Singapore Government has appointed a nine- man commission of inquiry on education headed by Professor Lim Tay Boh, acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore. The appointment, made by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, under the Inquiry
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    Attack on a Govt. demolition team
    76 18 Attack on a Govt. demolition team OINGAPORE, Tues. A kJ man armed with an axe attacked a Government demolition team In People's Park in Chinatown this morning. But the six officials and workers escaped unhurt. Police who were standing by overpowered and disarmed the man after a short struggle. The
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    79 18 ECAFE SAYS 'PROMOTE INVESTMENT' TOKYO. Tups. The Economic Commission for A.sia and the Far East lEcafei today adopted a resolution calling for promotion of both domestic and foreign investment. The commission also approved the report of the committee on industry and natural resources of Ecafe regarding the 14th session of
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    DEATHS
    88 18 NEWS RECEIVED Dr. A. I. Chenun formerly of Union Clinic Hawaii*. Port Dispensary. Port Swettvnham passed away suddenly on 26-2-62 at Mavellkara. Kerala. MR. M. N. OUTT, retired Postal Superintendent. Malacca passed away on 13.3.62 In Singapore. Hearse leaves BH, Jalan Tainan off St. Michaels Koad for Bldadnrl today
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    C'wealth XI Sept. visit promised
    253 18 C'wealth XI Sept. visit promised SINGAPORE. Tues. Malaya is to be the starting point of the next world tour by the Commonwealth cricket team, which will include international players, in September this year. This was told to Dr. Ong Swee Law. chairman of the Malayan Cricket Association tours sub-com-mittee tonight
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    86 18 TSHOMBE PROTEST: I WAS HELD UP ■TILIBABETHVILLE. Tues. I> —President Tshombe of Katanga today published a "vigorous" protest to the United Nations complaining he had been held up by a U.N. Indian roadblock on the Jadotville road, outside the capital. Mr. Tshombe said that although the Katangese authorities had warned
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    Surgical gift from Japan
    54 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Japanese surgical equipment worth about $11,000 have arrived here for use in the General Hospital and the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital. The equipment, donated by the Japanese Government, will be handed over to the Minister of Health and Law, Mr. KM. Byrne, by the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    82 18 THE RELATIVES or the lute Tun Peng Slanri thank all who attended the funeral, sent wreaths and other expr—loci of condolence on 12-3-62. THE FAMILY of late Mr. Yap Chun Shin thank all fnends and relativei for their Kind arsittance, wreaths, loan of earn, buses and attendance etc. at
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    16 18 ST. PATRICK'S DAY MMfttlaa Dinner and Rill. If you're Irish contact Thompson 2:il'«l iS pore)
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER AND TIN
    376 18 LONDON. Tues. Stock markets I continued their advance today on I hopes of another cut in the Bri- tlsh bank rate in the not too dis- tant future and a more hopeful uew of Budget prospects. Senti- ment was also helped by the good i
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    24 18 LONDON. Tiies— Buyers £9«2, sellers £963, Forward buyers £963, Kellers £963 H. Settlement £9624. Turnover ajn. 170 tons. p-m. 10 tons. Tone:* Steady.
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    40 18 LONDON. Tues. Spot 23 •idApril 23 "id.. May 23 T *d., June J3 .d Apr/June 23 T id., July/ Sept. 24d., Oct. Dec. 24d.. Jan./ Mar. 24d., c.i.f. Mar. 23 .d.. Apr. 23 -\d. May 23% d.. Tone: Steady.
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    Six months for cheating
    60 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.— S. Nathasa, 29, who claimed to have been drunk, was convicted of cheating a bus conductor of 20 cents and sentenced to six months' Jail in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today. Nathasa pleaded guilty to cheating All bin Ahmad of 20 cents by Impersonating
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    31 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Shlomo Temkin of Israel will give a talk on "The development of Israel" at the Manasseh Meyer Hall, Oxley Rise, on Thursday at 8 pjn.
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    62 HOURS OF THE TWIST
    60 18 LONDON. Tues. Kevin O'Brien, 21-year-old toolmaker, yesterday claimed to have regained his title 93 world marathon twist champion after gyrating for 62 hours 18 minutes. Kevin claimed his title from John Hill. 19. who twistod for 62 hours 17 minutes on March 4. After regaining
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    Two Shell men off
    60 18 SINGAPORE. TON. Twrf4 Shell employees left by plane for London tonight to attend study cour.se.->. They are Mr. Chee Koon Lin, 37, information officer of Shell (Eastern* Ltd., who will attend a public relations course, and Mr.. Matthias Lee. of the Shell Company of the Federation
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    Govt. thanked
    47 18 SINGAPORE, Tues The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has written a letter to the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew expressi*^ great appreciation of thX Singapore Governments prompt dction in taking up the question of compensation lor Japanese massacre of i civilians during the occupation.
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      135 18 INI96I,MORE¥W SMI WERE SOLD IN MALAYSIATHAN ANY OTHER MODEL OF ANY MAKE** p^^^fOLLOW THE WISE y~ =^f CHOICE OF THE MAJORITY REMEMBER TOO -OVER FaT/I k 5,000,000 OF THESE VXjf/l CARS HAVE BEEN MADE Ibmhl TEST DRIVE THE 1962 VOLKSWAGEN TODAY AT CHAMPION MOTORS LTD. SINOAPORI: SO4, ORCHARD ROAD. TEL
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      42 18 The weather HIGHEST and lowest temperature* In Malaya and Singapore (or the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hlrhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 95 73 Kota Bharu 88 75 Penang 82 75 ipoh 95 72 Malacca 92 73 Singapore 88 73
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