The Straits Times, 20 March 1962

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    Masthead
    24 1 AVtßAct; n\n,Y <i:nTinF,i> sale exceeds 100,000 /to*** Hat** 4 KDN 036 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, M \KC H 20, 1962. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon JOYLESS PEACE
    437 1 Machine-gun troops guard Casbah Strike called by OAS hits main cities KREMLIN MESSAGE SPEAKS OF 'GREAT VICTORY' ALGIERS, Monday ALGIERS and Oran were silent and almost deserted I today except for military patrols as the sevenyear Algerian war officially ended at noon. Troops huned the way to the
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    Tengku on the spot
    51 1 Tengku on the spot THE Prime Minister, 1 Tengku Abdul Rahman, goes up the customs jetty in Kuala Trengganu after crossing the Trengganu River. He arrived by air from Kuala Lumpur on Sunday to help in the by-election campaign of the Alliance candidate, lnche Ismail bin Haji Kassim. Straits Times
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    2,617 PASSES FOR THE CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATION
    230 1 2,617 PASSES FOR THE CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATION SINGAPORE. Monday. OF a total of 5,471 school candidates, who sat for the Joint Examination of the Cambridge School Certificate Examination, the General Certificate of Education and the Federation of Malaya Certi- 1 flcate of Education held here last year. 3.135 candi-i dates, or
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    A happy Tengku warns on OAS terror
    200 1 A happy Tengku warns on OAS terror KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tmsku Abdul Rahman said today he was happ> to hear of the ceasefire. He hoped it would bring peace to Algeria. He condemned the Secret Army OrKanisation and said: "I pray therr will be no more shooting because it could
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    China to explode N-arms report
    27 1 CAIRO. Mon. Cairo Radio today quoted reports that Communist China would explode "nuclear weapons" this summer without the help of Russia— U.P.l.
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    17-year wreck
    27 1 BIAK. Dutch New Guinea. Mon. A mountain climbing New Zealand journalist has found the 17-year-old wreckage of an American DC3 plane, it was reported today.
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    THE TENGKU IN PLANE DRAMA
    132 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. AIRPORT offlciais and a small crowd watched j A anxiously as five Royal Malayan Air Force fire I engines and a military ambulance rushed to the end of the runway as the plane carrying the Prime i Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, back
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    Courtier's head j
    55 1 LONDON. Mon. Workmen shoring up the foundations of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's official home uncovered the sad end of a 1 16 th century courtier who lost !his head. The workmen at 10 Downing Street found a, human skull inside a stone coffin, and sent it to
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    Hong Kong shaken by quake
    71 1 Hong Kong shaken by quake HONG KONG. Mon.— Hone Kong had a second earth tremor today after the most severe earthquake in 10 years. Skyscraper buildings swayed alarmingly at 5.19 a.m. local time and residents all over the Colony were awakened by a sharp "bump." followed by a series of
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    Lock icon Frondizi quits after poll shock
    157 1 Frondizi quits after poll shock OUENOS AIRES. Mon. The Cabinet of President Arturo Frondizi resigned today less than 12 hours after a sweeping poll victory by followers of exiled exPresident Juan Peron. The collapse followed an Army demand that the Government immediately nullify the outcome of yesterdays elections, in which
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 ALLIANCE WIN KUALA IttIfOGANI Tui > lnche Imtihl. (Al lance) won iron iv-, 1. 1 tion tonight I'Mil I MO, Irnr.ku Bkak t I M V«tea ..nrl l.iflepoftii Unwrtui i" neili
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    Grace film
    35 1 MONTE CARLO. Mon. I Princess Grace of Monaco I former film star Grace Kelly I will go back to Hollywood this year to make a film for Alfred Hitchcock, it was announced today.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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      Lock icon Nik withdraws atom experts from China
      469 2 Nik withdraws atom experts from China GENEVA. Monday I I DUSSLI has -with- drawn its atomic •ticntists from Communist China in an cil'ort to retard Peking's determined advance towards an independent nuclear deterrent, it was reported in Geneva today. Moscow was seen by del< u.ites to the 17-nation disarmament conference
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      Lock icon SUPPLIES DROPPED TO CRASH CREW
      132 2 MANILA, Monday. IT.S. Navy seaplanes rirdropped food and supplies today to 12 people marooned aboard a naval airrraft which was forced down at 'sea yesterday while searching for a missing Constellation airliner with 107 aboard. The naval aircraft made an emergency landing at sea when
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      Lock icon Epidemic in Medan
      43 2 JAKARTA. Mon. An epidemic of "eltor. believed to be related to cholera, has broken out in Medan. North Sumatra, according to reports reaching here. A mass vaccination campaign against cholera, typhus and para-typhu* has been launched In the city Reuter.
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      Lock icon THAT GLOBAL ROCKET: U.S. WORKING ON ANSWER
      297 2 THAT GLOBAL ROCKET: U.S. WORKING ON ANSWER WASHINGTON, Monday. j^ANNED space bombers capable of delivering explosives or intercepting satellites and missiles may prove 10 be the answer to Russia's global rocket, Defence Department experts sa.d yesterday. They said that the Air Force was well advanced in the development of a
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      Lock icon Stray dogs: love test' will decide ownership
      108 2 rjONCASTER. Mon.— Stray dogs taken to the R.S.PC.A. here are to be given "love tests" in a bid to fight dog dumping in the town. Officials say most of the dogs turned over to them as "strays." in fact belong to the person
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      HK textiles barred
      49 2 WASHINGTON, Mon.— Th« United States yesterday prohibited the importation of certain cotton textiles from Hong Kong into the United States. The prohibition affect* shipments of eight categories of cotton textiles leaving Hong Kong from last March 3 and now en route to tht United States.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon VIETNAM: BRITAIN COOL TO RUSSIANS
      195 2 VIETNAM: BRITAIN COOL TO RUSSIANS n ENEVA. Mon. Bri- tish officials to the 14-power Laos conference here yesterday declined comment pending study of a Soviet note suggesting that Russia and Britain should send a join message to the United States urging an end to American "interference" In South Vietnam The
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      23 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby I P^l HI 1 AH. THAT} rrrrA reminds y I ;..:-.7eeoc<sE wia se :y :•>•.• A^JttlTlN© POC MIS v^T^S^*^^^^
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      446 2 mm mm .w Folksongs Prom Around The RADIO MALAYA World; 11.00 Close Down NATIONAL SHORTWAVE RADIO SINGAPORE SERVICE 41.7 metres AM. 6.00 Time Signal. Ne- SHORT WAVE SERVICE gara-ku. News Headlines; 0.05 mr j rPs Morning Melodies; 7.00 Rendez- MKDII M WAVE SERVICE vous With Music; 7.30 Time 476 metres
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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      Main points of the peace
      698 3 De Gaulle gives pledge to hold referendum PARIS. Monday DARIS, Mon. Presl- dent de Gaulle last night announced the cease-fire agreement in Algeria, in a radio and television broadcast to the nation. In his speech, he foreshadowed the holding in the near future of a
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      Lock icon Blast kills 55
      32 3 DACCA. Mon. Fifty-live people died in an explosion of subterranean gas which escaped suddenly while a well waa being drilled at the village of Sulaimanpur. near Sylhet. yesterday.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'THIS CEASE-FIRE IS NOT PEACE'-A CALL FOR VIGILANCE
      450 3 'THIS CEASE-FIRE IS NOT PEACE'-A CALL FOR VIGILANCE Ben Khedda: 'The OAS hordes will try to make the country still bloodier 9 fUNIS, Mon. The Algerian Prime Minister, Mr. Youssef Ben Khedda, said here last night: "The cease-fire is NOT peace." In a radio broadcast from Tunis announcing the cease-fire
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      Lock icon Tunisia promises to aid Algeria in 'new phase9
      316 3 Tunisia promises to aid Algeria in 'new phase 9 I TUNIS. Mon. 1 PRESIDENT Bourguiba of Tunisia said yesterday that the Algerian cease-fire marked the end of a heroic struggle by the Algerian people "against the forces of tyranny and despotism." "It's a great day in the history of Arab
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      Lock icon Soekarno warns: Total war if talks fail
      367 3 JAKARTA. Mon. President Soekamo in a nationwide broadcast yesterday gave the Dutch a solemn warn- ing that if tomorrows talks in America over the future of West Irian did not succeed, a total war might result. The secret. Informal negotiations between Indonesia and
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    5 years for killing: Story of axe attack
    300 4 5 years for killing: Story of axe attack SINGAPORE, Mon. A soldier Francis Richards. 33, a Seri geant in the Royal Signals Regiment, acj cused of the murder of a colleague, Cpl. Walter Lim Beng Swee. 30, was Jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the
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    People's Assn. shake-up
    330 4 NEW $960 TOP POST FOR ORGANISATION: 2 SUPERVISORS, OTHER JOBS TO BE OFFERED SINGAPORE, Monday. A BIG shake-up in the organisation of the People's Association which became a trouble spot soon after the split in the ruling: People's Action Party last year is now on. The association's
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    SOPRANO LIM LEE PLANS 'COME-BACK'
    233 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Sin gapore soprano Miss Llm Lee, who climbed from cafe singer to concert artiste is to make a comeback in music circles after seven years. She is planning to make a second trip to Britain soon and hopes to give recitals in London
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    MIDNIGHT SITTING IS POSSIBLE
    86 4 MIDNIGHT SITTING IS POSSIBLE SINGAPORE, Mon. The Legislative Assembly may sit until midnight tomorrow if the four motions still on the order paper are not disposed of by the usual time of rising at 8 p.m. If necessary on the following days, the sittings may be extended till midnight each
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    Anti-polio shots
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Over 18.000 children were Immunised against polio last week, bringing the total number of children immunised during two weeks to over 25,000.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    45 4 MR. O S.MAN Haji Haniff, of the Singapore City Council seen with his bride, the former Miss Surinah Burhanuddin. daughter of the PMIP leader, Dr. Burhanuddin, after their wedding on Sunday. The bersanding ceremony was held at Jalan Sentosa, off Cbangi Road, Singapore.
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    WORK ON UNION HOUSE TO BEGIN
    280 4 WORK ON UNION HOUSE TO BEGIN SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister foi Health and Law, Mr. K.M. Byrne, said today that the ruling People's Action Party would fulfil one of its important election pledges the building of a trade union house early in 1964. He announced that construction work on the
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    INCIDENT SCARED A YOUTH LEADER
    229 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. A YOUTH LEADER, Salleh bin Abdullah, told a court today that he saw about 10 to 15 men surround a non-striker, Abdul Hamid bin Haji Ashik. in an incident outside the strike-bound Peoples Association on Nov. 24 last year "I was so scared
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    Had opium
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A seaman. Choi Choong Sam. of the Wave Sovereign, found with $250 worth of raw opium tied between his thighs, was fined $1,000 or four months 1 jail In the Ninth Magistrate's Court here today.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      302 4 'PHI following Is today's sche- MaUyma Airways: From Pen- Medan (OA 993) 9 JO a.m. x dule ol civil aircraft move- ang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Ma- Japan Air lines: To w«"glroK. ments at Paya Lebar airport lacca (ML 101) 11.55 »jn.; from Hong Kong. Tokyo (JL 712) 8 Singapore. Slbu.
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    CAMBRIDGE EXAM RESULTS
    18860 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. The following are the full results of the Senior Cambridge (School Certificate) examination held last year. Certain candidates who took Malay also secured the Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education, while other candidates qualified only for the General Certificate of Education. Key to the results:
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      457 5 STAMFORD COLLEGE (Malaya's College of Postal Education) The Principal and Staff of the College extend their heart-felt congratulations to Stamford Collegians throughout Malaya who were successful in the Cambridge examinations. 1962/1963 Examinations Your further education is safe in the hands of the famous Stamford College experts who devised a new
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    Aussies to find out what to sell to us
    266 6 SINGAPORE, Monday. A THOROUGH on-the-spot study of the ambitious industrial development plans oi Singapore and the Federation will be one of the main tasks of a 12-member trade delegation from Western Australia who are now here. i 1 Mr. R. D.
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    WATKINSON DUE IN SINGAPORE ON FRIDAY
    94 6 WATKINSON DUE IN SINGAPORE ON FRIDAY SINGAPORE. Mon. Britain's Minister of Defence. Mr. Harold Watkinson, will arrive in Singapore on Friday On Saturday, he will meet Services chiefs as well as the Defence Ministers of Australia and New Zealand. Later in the morning he will call on the Yang diPertaan
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    Health Day in Teluk Anson
    43 6 TELUK ANSON. Mon. Teluk Anson is to celebrate world health day on May 5 with the accent on "The Prevention ot Blindness.' A committee, headed by Inche Zamal Abidln bin Ka"sahatan. District Officer. Lower Perak, has been formed.
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    ORDER TO DETAIN MAN SIGNED
    110 6 ORDER TO DETAIN MAN SIGNED SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, has signed an order for the detention of Koh Bene Seah, under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. Koh. 30. wanted by police •'for questioning in connection with activities of a criminal nature" walked
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    CASEBOOK OF COURAGE
    23 6 CASEBOOK OF COURAGE The next chapter in the "Casebook of Courage series has been held over until Thursday because of pressure on space.
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    Found hanging
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Poi:en bin Joeyo. 60, labourer, who had been ill for several months, was found hanging In his house in Tampines Road today
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    JAPANESE DOCTORS GET HIGH PRAISE FROM MINISTER
    175 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. piVE Japanese doc- lors, serving at the General Hospital and Kandang Kerbau Hospital, today drew high praise from the Minister for Health and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne Speaking at a ceremony at which he received a gift of $11,000 worth
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    DEATH
    29 8 20 Word, $19 (Minimum) MR. T. P. K. NAIR, aged 19. late of Diamond Jubilee and Sepang Estates passed away peacefully on 17th March vi Cblttur-Cochin-Kerala State, India.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 8 10 Word* SlO (Minimum) mb. j. PETERS and family of the late lire. Mary Elizabeth Peters. Thank all relatives and friends for (■ruling wreaths and attendlug the funeral 03 17-3-62.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    34 8 M H orit lit (Minimum) IN CHERISHED MEMORY of M. V. Albert, who passed away on 20tb March, 1945. "In constant thought and silent sorrow" Inserted by his luvmg Wife and Children.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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  • The Straits Times
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      Peace For The Brave
      648 8 Yesterday's Algerian ceasefire has halted and probably ended the longest, latest and bloodiest of the post-war independence struggles. It began, in November 1954, when European colonialism had been written off and when the liquidation of Britain's empire was already a well-established principle. President de Gaulle, addressing
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      Area Planning
      366 8 Insufficient attention has been given by Asia's planners to the advantages of closer co-operation on a regional basis, remarked Sir Michael Turner in his address at the annual meeting of shareholders of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank. National plans for economic development are drawn up without consideration
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      Lighter Trouble
      173 8 The Minister of Transport has always taken a close and active interest in the problems of Port Swettenham, and must not be denied credit for a 'crash programme" which has increased the port's efficiency and alleviated considerably the congestion which used to reduce shippers to tears. His tribute
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  • PAGE EIGHT ROUND-UP OF READERS' LETTERS
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      Putting a price on prosperity...
      1185 8 The raw deal the East is getting for I its products must change, or else- I IF the East is to remain pros perous and not turn Communist, the following facts must be faced by the Western powers: For the world as a whole to
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    • Letter
      David Marshall and Socialist Front talks on Malaysia...
      784 8 David Marshall and Socialist Front talks on Malaysia IN his letter (S.T. Feb. 15) x Mr. David Marshall promised to seek clarification from his party colleagues about "certain aspects" of the recent socialist conference which had "puzzled" him. More than a month has passed and we are still awaiting the
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      BRAVE, BUT
      67 8 rwas a brave move of the Singapore Government to accord "equal pay for equal work" Irrespective of the sex of the worker. But it would have been braver for the Government to have agreed to "equal pay for equal work" Irrespective of the status of the worker—he or
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      OUT: THE DOUBLE TAX PACT WITH BRITAIN
      231 8 T AM In receipt of a small pension from England and for many years the gross sum has been paid to me in Singapore, tax subsequently being paid at the Singapore rate. I am now Informed by Britain's Inspector of Foreign Dividends that
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      THE HAPPY ROAD-HOGS
      85 8 •THE oth r day I took some tourist friends on a sightseeing tour and they expressed profound amazement at the devil-may-care "antics" of our taxi-cab drivers. Their apparent recklessness and utter disregard of the highway code provoked caustic comirents from the visitors. I think It is high
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      MEETING THE STAMP RUSH
      58 8 ()N March 31. thousands of stamp-collectors will be flocking to the many post-offices in Singapore for the purchase of the new definitive stamps. Will the postal authorities please post a few extra me; r 1 the various posttffices, so as to ensure a smooth flow of
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      584 8 Str«iU Tim** Milay Miil Classified advertisements nay be handed t« Ist Floor COLO STOHAOK ARCAOC Orchard Road COLD •TORAGC HANCNIt AT HOLLAND ROAD— KATONO) KIPPIL ROAD-NAVAL BASK Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK STOK LTD Winchester House. Collyer Quay TMg NEWS FRONT Fltip»trkk-« Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL. S Admiralty Road. Naval B*ee
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      91 8 GAS COOKERS j ■•<■ £j ARTHUR MARTIN can tying |cy and comfort to your home Home is a batter place to lrv« In when you hove ARTHUR MARTIN Got Cooker. ARTHUR MARTIN works en our City Council Go* or with bottle gas. It is taster, •osier and ckanei whan you
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    Industrial policy under fire
    5643 9 Grave concern over havoc created in the economic field, Tun Lim tells House 'Tun Lim now a capitalist of sorts'-Dr. Lee Unrest is common to all industrialised countries, says Byrne Tengku's statement is quoted in the Assembly debate on Singapore industrial unrest STRAITS TIMES ASSEMBLY REPORTERS
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    37 CITY COUNCIL EXPATS IN SPORE
    292 9 37 CITY COUNCIL EXPATS IN SPORE CINGAPORE. Mon. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told the Legislative Assembly today that there were now 37 expatriate officers in the City Council. Ten were In departments of the City Council which had been integrated with Government departments and 27 In departments
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    Manager going
    32 9 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon— Mr. J. L. Cowans, manager of Sungei Toh Pawang Estate. Bedong, is retiring soon after 26 years in Malaya. He will be succeeded by Mr. J. Crooke
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      116 9 OVERSEAS UNION BANK, LTD. (Incorporated in the State of Singapore) take pleasure in announcing the opening for business of their PUDU OFFICE at No. 299, Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur Telephone No. ***** on Tuesday, 20th March 1962. Directors: Mr. Lim Lean Teng (Chairman! Mr. Lien Ylnjf Chow (Vie* Chairman) Mr.
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      Holiday with a purpose is what Elizabeth wanted
      427 10 Holiday with a purpose is what Elizabeth wanted pETITE Miss Eliza- beth Chong Choon Eng sat demurely glancing through a magazine. Looking at her across the table I summed up a picture of her as being a shy and helpless type of a girl who is used to being pampered
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      PARTY ACCESSORIES COME WITH NEW IDEAS
      243 10 viANY of us are entertaining more often these days than in the past with the result that there is an emphasis on efficiency and style in party accessories. I saw a range of the latest of these accessories both for parties and barbecues newly
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      FIGURES IN BRIGHT COLOURS ON WHITE
      57 10 FIGURES IN BRIGHT COLOURS ON WHITE Here is a sleek sports ensemble which will do better credit as a lounging outfit in the home. Called "t'raiy People." tta* outfit modelled by Martha is in white cotton printed with caricatures in Mack red and yellow. It is smartly trimmed in black
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      114 10 (kwbk $*> wh "^_bl _____b^^^^ Andrex M Andrex Toilet Tissue is soft as can be. and it's double for real strength, and fully H wrapped to stay clean and hygienic. Artdrex Toilet Tissue, in soft pink, blue, yellow, green and v. hi to Q L/uif, is the inevitable choice, of
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      184 10 The witchery of I f, ramanci captured ||i/^ Q in Him haunting new 9 scant. A subtle Uaqrance that it dit- fc tinctively you. On sale _^^P^"_^ •t leading drug and toilet goods countcrt. Tou. pronounce it "j'Av" 3 ST£PS TO BEAtfTr fe i"~~~^ Sol* Ag.nts: WING ON& CO.. 73-75.
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      243 10 Straits Times Crossword bM~~BB bY IB IbW^ ACROSS 6. House (or raising bad nsh 1. De luxe drug chart for the do- <B>. mestic seal (7, 8). 7. First year man in re&nrt is 8. Stout Uttle volume, or USA revWi^ training 6 T o e w°SJ',K, m 12 "Ashler,
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    Found with opium
    85 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A young salesman. Kashmir Singh, was found with raw opium on his return by shin from leave in India on Feb. 13. the Sixth Magistrate's Court was told today. Senior Customs Officer, Mr. L. O. Pestana, prosecuting, said. "The opium, which was of high quality,
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    Soldier is acquitted
    88 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A soldier, accused of hurt Ing Inspector R. Shanmugam. of the Volunteer Special Constabulary in the discharge or his duties on Jan. 6. was today acquitted after a six-hour trial in a district court. Cpl. A. H. E. Nixon, of the Royal Engineers, represented by
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    Dispute for arbitration
    64 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— About 250 employees ot Boustead and Co. Ltd. this afternoon agreed after a 90-mlnutp meeting to the management's proposal to refer their claims for more pay and better working conditions to the Industrial Arbitration Court. The meeting also agreed to another management proposal that the
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    STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    375 11 LONDON. Mon— Stock markets in London today failed to establish any definite trend. A number of features mainly reflected company news items or weekend press comment but generally prices moved irregularly and within narrow limit* Business mas restrained by the approaching Budget and the recent flood
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      263 11 Malayan Correspondence College (the largest correspondence institution in S.E. Asio) Follow our famous home itudy counm ro secure cretin/ drtti»ctK>n(. Hundreds Hot* succeeded. Then why not you? Ciirm available for: 1. Hither School Certificate. 2. School CertHicote/F.M.C. 3. Qualifying Teot. 4. Lower Certificate of Education. 5. Secondary School Entrance. 6.
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      186 11 mSMAItS i I Classified advertisement* published In this newspaper are read with attention that's why Stralta Tlmeg 'Small-Ads' I bring 810 result*. I To place a small ad. readers In the Federation should complete the classl- fled form or phone their nearest *w Stratta Times office. Singapore readershould dial 2800
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      Prefab building firm chief due
      66 12 Mr. Harold McCue. chairman of Taylor Woodrow (Building Exports) Ltd., arrives in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday from India in the course of a three-week business tour of the Far East. Mr. McCue will stay in Kuala Lumpur for five days after which he will fly
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      Cement plant ready
      281 12 IT WILL MEET GROWING NEEDS OF SINGAPORE gINGAPORE'S iiist cement factory which has taken nearly a year to build will be officially opened by the Finance Minister, Dr. (ion Keng Swee, on Saturday. Six hundred guests, comprising Government officials, members of the diplomatic corps and business leaders,
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      Giant jet gets a final check
      111 12 CATHAY Pacific's new C o n v a i r 880-22 M (above), which will go into operation on the Manila, Tokyo. Bangkok, Taipei, Hong Kong and Singapore route from April 8 underwent a final check at the General Dynamics plant in San Diego.
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      Latest car servicing equipment
      155 12 Latest car servicing equipment A BRITISH company has developed two new pieces of equipment for use in the motor vehicle servicing trade. The first is a laminated glass fibre jig to test the alignment of motor bodies and chassis after overhaul or after accident repairs. Types for Ford and Rootes
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      NEW SWEDISH SHIP COMING HERE
      195 12 ANEW cargo ship belonging to Swedish East Asia Co. will arrive in Port Swettenham from Gothenburg next month on her maiden voyage. The ship, Nippon which has a speed of 17.5 knots will bring in general cargo from Scandinavia and Europe, according to the local
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      HOOVER MAN IN FOR SHORT VISIT
      105 12 HOOVER MAN IN FOR SHORT VISIT AN executive of Hoov- er Ltd.. England, visited Singapore and the Federation last week in the course of a Far East market study tour. Mr. P. R. Ooode, export manager for the Far East, Middle East and the West Indies had talks with Mr.
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      Price changes
      45 12 The tyre division of United States Rubber Co. has Increased the prices It charges dealers for most of Its tyres and tubes by two to six per cent. Recently Goodyear made a 24 to five per cent Increase for most of Its lines.
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      HIGH-CALORIE BISCUITS ON MARKET
      166 12 HIGH-CALORIE BISCUITS ON MARKET AN American company dealing in nutritional and A pharmaceutical products has introduced dietary wafer biscuits for weight control to Singapore and the Federation. i Mr. Mack Hopkins. Far East representative based in Hong Kong of the company, Mead Johnson International Ltd.. Indiana, arrived in Singapore last
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      Another US vessel for FE run
      143 12 Another US vessel for FE run AMERICAN Mail Line's second of three new super cargo liners, Japan Mail, will go into service to the Far East this year, it is announced. The $39 million vessel will be commanded by a veteran with 47 years' experience. Captain Trygve A. Mithassel, a
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      MALAYA BIG LOCK CUSTOMER HE SAYS
      242 12 MALAYA BIG LOCK CUSTOMER HE SAYS LOCKS are big business in Singapore and the Federation In view of the rapid nous- I ing development being carried out locally, said a visiting American lock company executive. Trade prospects in this field locally looked promising, said Mr. Paul B. Ranslow. sales manager
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      Germans appoint local agents
      75 12 Moutrte and Co. <U) UtL hare been appointed agents In Singapore and the Federation for the Llesegane range of folly automatic :is mm slide projectors manufactured by Ed. UoacffnoH, Germany. Three models are already available locally, among thorn the Fantax-Vollautomat 500 fitted with a device whirh
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      189 12 watcfi we/A Me i/Mw/n&ca Snu/ie/ TITUS AUTOMATIC DAY DATE WATERPROOF SOLFIX BALANCE INCABLOC Look carefully at the TITUS BfIMHI trademark. ..for here you see I the symbol long associated Vf^A^TV with high precision Swiss F A&JH^ 1' watches, and guaranteed to fjj^^l give you quality comparable L^BP^^Br* to the highest
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      118 12 l^fcaT*"'' i^BwSit""— I*-—^1 f f BN T f mJf H TRUCK CRANES V^^give big LIFT unmatched SPEED on low operating COST yflßßk Look at these features. X I •P H Magnetorque electro-magnetic swing Tor smooth, f L^^l stepless control of swing motions. f flß\ Exclusive Torsian Bar front axle evenly
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      1341 13 THI LA.C UNES»«UiNtS 10 MEtITIRMNIAN. CONIINENTAt a KANtINAtUN i-IWU /_7>w S pom S'haa Penang SJT^i\ JBIUNBIA- ci t 14/ a Mai D/2t Mai Mj II Mai nHjil 91 "ULANOIA" I) 21/» Apr if/27 Api 21/H Apt «pOLI/ y IH4BANM a Apt' 4 Ma, S/lttwy 1/ I May jLjDmT MALACCA' I)
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      1512 13 THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. .n.oh BBiiaiMt MMOArowi m, b»»i« HPIESS >ERtlCt 10 LONOON. LIVERPO» CtNTINENIAI MJH. rp*r* p Ska* -»»»«a lENMACONUI in, H'Mrg. L lea, Man* M'Bro 6. 11/MW2I Mm 14/lt Mat Hi 1 lENAVON (E.Lp.) luetpMl, Hull. Hamburg Mat It/ 1 Mar H/tl Api 1/ 1 BENVRACRIE (E.L
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      1304 13 W. McAIJSTER CO.. LTD >Pg. BlM r aiM,M^f UMI 4k KLAVINISt UMt iaMaaa. bamiuk. tomnAM ios anciles san francisck Mftf t HULL SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A PORTLAND em o* cAiiuit m USj^ m suit jstl i/j/Tap, jn M -ns«r ,„..< aawtttat, ibie. osam. nasota n Mar/i Api i, i Apt i
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    MALAYAN EXCHANGE RATES
    280 14 -rHI Malayan Exenants Bankf At**. 1 watien made tbese ctoange* Id It* ratea to merchanta yesterday: L*nden: Mlllnaj TT or OD 2/3 13/16; buytnc TT 2/4 1/16, airmail OD 2/4 3/32 30 rt'M 2/4 1/4. 43 d/*t 3/4 5/16. 60 d/tt 2/4 3/8. 90 d/st 2/4. 1/2,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 14 CHINESE Pr*ducs lichartKi Sin**par* n»»n prfcte* per picul yeiterday: Cecenut oil: bulk *3"i aellera, drum (41 eellers Feb. IK Continent f26i buyara, $271 aellera Pepper: tiuntok white *172 i tellers, SarawaJi wblt* Sl7O »ellers. apectal Sarawak black ***** aallara, garbled Leunponc black (132 a t«ll*ra, ASTA $142 i
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    TIN SHARES ABE STRONG MARKET: SOLID BUYING
    439 14 From Our Market Correspondent 'TUN shares were a very JL strong market on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and solid buyin*; was reported particularly for the ma-ket leaders. The announcement of a farther rise In the tin price which is now standing at
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 M»l»j»n Stock Indict*) March 17 March 19 Industrials: 170*6 170.91 Tins: 321.43 324.07 S rubber* 194.82 194.82 Jan. 1 1958 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    956 14 DUSINEBB on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Industrial*: Bouatead (6.000) SI 55; Dunloiw H.«B KU 51. 47 OL, (1.000) 51. 45; Kcd. DUpenaary (2.000) SI 44. (1.000) 51.42: r* and N. orda (6.000) $2.72: M. Cement (1,000) 52.75:
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    A 75 cents rise takes tin price to $487
    207 14 THE upsurge in tin price resulting from the tight world statistical position, continued in Singapore yesterday, the price gaining another 75 cents to $487 a picul. The offering was 210 tons unchanged on Saturday when the price advanced $2.25 to $486.25
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    RUBBER PRICES
    346 14 APRIL <"»t trad* iuMII du,.rt clo*rd in Singapore yn'rrday al 79* cents per lb down three-quarter* or cent on Friday* closing price. Thr tone wan dull The Kuala Lumpur rloa* «v 79 rant* a lb. and (he tone wa* quiet and slightly easier SCCfI. A. closing pncea In
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    106 14 MELBOURNE. Mon INVESTMENT shares steadied x today. B.H.P. improved Is. 3d to 645. 9d. Oils mostly lost ground slightly. A Or., was quoted exrlehts and closed at 86s od. and rights at 725. 6d. Base metals closed steady »nd loans were firm Mount Tua Tl Mt N B
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 14 RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 79* cents (down three-quarters of a cent). K.L.: 79 cents. TIN: $487 per plcnl (up 75 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 210 tons (unchanged).
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    245 14 CMIP-I lying alMigitd* tha imuH'i J arkanrta tadar arai Ortataa 8/0. Barpcdon SS/SB. Olmfruln 13/18. Adrmatut 44. Van Neck 23/14. Strut Ball (0/11. Hoi Houw 28/ SO. Malco Mara 46. Adlsa 1/2. Tuklkawa Mara 19, fUjab Brook* 3». Sadlll NW 3. BolaaKor NW 2. Soon Baa
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      1068 14 V\— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. express U.S. A PactStc AtlsißCSt) Cobh Stjrvt— tl* tU EU tl* S'OOII M'toni H'iulu S f'C"Ct I. »n«tlt» H. TOTS ~Si" tawa Mjru" n,n Mai 11 Mar IS Apr JJ Apr Apr ll Mr) "UatAaan Mart" 22/24 Apr IS Apr 14 May 21 Mly U
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      729 14 NEDLLOYD LINE GREAT LAKES SERVICE FAST SAILINGS FROM SINCAPORE. MALAY* DIRECT TO CANADA ANO U.S GREAT LAKES PORTS S'PO'* f S'Mt* Ptatnt »rr Kontrtai "SmittAir" (tl) l/n Mi U/14 Apt is Mr II «t« "BINT.NS" ((Nl) S/12 Ml* 11/14 Mai "lAWUN" (Nl) S/12 lal) 11/14 Jlly IS 111) 12 AM
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      813 14 OPTION PREMIUMS (UNOFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March 10. Three month* INDUSTRIALS P. N. 12 eta Cold drorag* !t4. M. Hoi 12 cts. 81 m nsMp 9 <-ts Bremcnea 25 <t* 8. Time* 1.1 <t* Kortinww 9 ct*. b Tmd»r» BJ ri*. S. Dsirhy sd. Unlteer* 13 .it W. J.nk» tt ct* MINING!
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      2004 15 COMPANY MEETINGS OIL PALMS OF MALAYA LIMITED SIR JOHN HAY'S STATEMENT to Stockholders at Thirty-first Annual General Meeting to be held in London on 27th March, 1962. ANOTHER SATISFACTORY YEAR. STEADY RISE IN PRODUCTION EXPECTED. Our production of oil exceeded our estimate for the year and the production of the
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      1373 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Senior Supervisor Applications are invited lrom Federal Citizens for posts of Senior Supervisors in Federal Land Development Authority Schemes. Experience in rubber planting and proficiency in the Malay Language j are essential. All-in salary $300/--p.m. on the scale of $300/- 25 A— $600/-. Free
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      1113 15 SITUATIONS VACANT it Words St (Min.)— Box it ets. sxtrm j WANTED SALBSGIRL for domestic appliance showroom of European company In Ipoh. Replies to Box A l4O 8.T., Ipoh. MALAY OENERAL AMAH required. live In, fond of children. References essential. Braddell Heights. Tel. (Spore) *****. VOX BIN NATIONAL tvne secondary
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      964 15 TUITION tt Words Si (Min.)— Box St els. mxtrm ENGLISH LANGUAGE by CPU**) ponden-« European Tutor* Bend for prospectus, Singapore School oi Laaguagea, P O. Box 2091. LEARN DRIVING a S weeka. will gat you '"tip teat. 23% dlstooat for guaranteed course, complete $4u Klnrti* ring itrnorat BHB3 LONDON ORIVING
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      1169 15 HIRE PURCHASE M Words U (Mi*.)— Box St ets. sxtrm RAOfOS. RAOIOQRAMI, RIfRICERATORS. Gas Cooker*. Arapllßers, Transistor Radios. Record Changer*. Tap* Recorders. Motor Cycles, Bicyclaa. Etc. Keebuat a, 134 Orcnard Road. B'pore. Phones 34.956/*****. MONTHLY SlO.OO UP tor Tran-atstor-radloa, stereo record-coanger*. radtosrams, tapa-raeordara, typewriters, rcttigaretora Contact "Bantans". >2 Collyar Quay
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      432 15 AT YOUR SERVICE (S'pora) M Word, Sit (Minimum) DmOm I month. It Words UJt (Mlm.) BLACK'S PHOTOSTAT SERVICE Fotomauc 6a Kobinaon Road. Tel: MM PHOTOCOPY TESTIMONIALS Tang'a Photocopy Srrvlce 10 Boat Quay, Singapore, *****. FARIDA MAISON MAROBLLB R/Btyll*L Manicurist, facial makeup. Phoo* (B'nora) *****. CIGARETTES ARE KILLERS! Drop Smoklag with
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    Man-made redundancy is alleged by Nair—
    2290 16 Man-made redundancy is alleged by Nair STRAITS TIMES ARBITRATION CASE 'We do not propose to whine and whimper if this union goes down we shall do so with a bang...' SINGAPORE, Mon. The Industrial Arbitration Court today resumed hearing of the dispute between the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd., and
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    Inoculation drive in N. Borneo
    120 16 Inoculation drive in N. Borneo QANDAKAN, Mon. Thre« special mobile teams from Jesselton have left here to begin an inoculation drive along the river link* from the east coast to the interior and west coast to prevent the recent outbreak of paracholera on nearby islands in the Celebes from spreading
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      948 16 NOTICE It has come to our notice that there Ii being Imported into Singapore from Japan Nylon socks described as "QK" with an emblem rlo-ely resembling our registered trade mark of Lion and Globe used for our "OK" Nylon Socks. The said trade mark used for our "OK Nylon Socks
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      582 16 D.I.D. TENDER NOTICE KELANTAN Tenders from Contractors Class C and above for Construction of I Biiurcation Structure and Flume. Lemal Irrigation Scheme. Paslr Mas. will be received at the Office of the State Drainage and Irrlga- tion Engineer. Kelantan up to 12 noon of the 12th. April 1962. Plans and
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      723 16 TENDERS KEDAH P.W.O. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from i Class "E" registered Contractors at the Office of the State Engineer, Kedah/Perlls, PWD. Alor Star. up to 3.00 p m- of the 26th da; of March, 1962 for the Construction of One Modified Class "C" Quarters Including Ancillary Ser-
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      95 16 lif a c tekes a britf l^ hue vAten a Fuji LIT 6 I Silent Fan brings you that soothing coo L Dri rrhto n r ness com ort and effi cienc y- u l*> lea D l l g 1 1 L u 1 15 ing electrical maker, gives
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    MWHA to invite Australia, India
    91 17 IPOH. Mon. The Malayan Women's Hockey Association council yesterday decided to Invite Australia and India for International matches in Malaya in December. Three international matches will be played In each of the four states— Penang. Perak. Selangor and NegrL Fixturrs will be Malaya v Australia,
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    Tan Eng Yoon's conflict
    383 17 ATHLETES ASK AAA FOR QUICK DECISION By ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE. Monday gINGAPORE athletes training for the fourth Asian Games at Jakarta in August want national coach Tan Eng Yoon to accompany the team. They want Eng Yoon to go in his capacity as coach and not
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    Exhibition by PI stars
    139 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Lawn Tennis Association will try out two of their most promising prospects when the Philippines Davis Cup team plays exhibition matches on the padang here on Wednesday. They are Henry Pang and Sharaln Osman. two former Junior champions. Both Pang and Sharaln are
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    Torch may go by air after all
    241 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. TtHE Torch for the Olympic Games may go by air from Athens to Tokyo instead of by road as originally planned. Fumio Taka&hima. a member of the general affairs subcommittee of the Olympic Games organising committee and E. Morinishl will
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    SEVEN STATES ENTER FOR STRAITS TIMES CUP
    136 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Seven teams, including Slnga pore, will take part in the women's Inter-state soccer competition for the Straits Times Cup this year. The teams are holders Selangor, Perak, Penang, Negrl Sembilan, Malacca. Johore and Singapore. The competition is expected to begin
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    EIGHT RAGES AT IPOH ON LAST DAY
    497 17 TPOH, Mon. X The committee of the Perak Turl lub announced that them wUI be dfht racrs Instead of nine on Sunday, but day of the March meetInr This wm hrOMM the Cl. 4. tf nee would be run in one division only.
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    Ace Admiral shows up on good track
    505 17  -  EPSOM JEEP By TPCH. Mon. Korrarkan (Merv Maynard) and Ace Admiral (Rublan Dalwee) were matched In a splendid gallop over 3f In 37 on a good track at Ipoh this > morning. They were level as they t flashed past the post but
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    88 17 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER PENANG IMV. 2: Chung Chenn 4 Utd Muslims 0; CRC 2 City Council 3. INTER-SCBOOL (Tg. Mallm) MAS 7 Sskolah DAR 0. HOCKEY FRIENDLY (Slx)re) SHA XI 4 Ceylon SC 0. CABLE SPORT CRICKET: Tour match. Christ church Commonwealth XI bt N. Zealand XI by S wkts.
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    S'pore Youth team named
    303 17  -  LIM KEE CHAN IS PLAYERS FOR BANGKOK By SINGAPORE, Monday TOUR MATCHES in ten days against good-class opponents have been arranged for the Singapore Youth team, which was selected today, to prepare them for the Junior Asian Cup soccer tournament at Bangkok next month. Their first
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    Prathin'sbid for double
    180 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. Prathm Pattabongs, champion of ..laUand. Is bidding for a double In the schoolgirls Individual badminton championships. Prathln. who is in the semifinals of the singles, advanced to the semi-finals of the doubles when she and Loo Lee beat We« Lin and Eng Gun 15-2, 15-1
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    FTD award to Peng Han
    73 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore's O veteran racing motorist Urn Peng Han wen the fastest time of the day award at the RAF Seletar Auto Club one kilometre sprint at Tengah yesterday. Competing in the unlimited clasa Peng Han, In his Special returned 26.0 15ec. beating S.T.S.
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      271 17 M M ii P^W L: V M fAt 1 I Such a bright girl I before.-, but what I was wrong with I Siew Ming? She I didrrt seem to care y 1 about the echolar- siew Ming used to V ship., but Teacher F^l\ be so bright in class,
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      173 17 FOR EASIER COOKING. LIGHTING AND SOLDERING. USE A 1 ||Q|I|P.P II SUPER BLEUET EQUIPMENT If Alfll InU"UA£ THESE THREE ITEMS OPERATE ON SUPER BLEUET BUTANE GAS CARTRIDGES. THESE CARTRIDGES ARE ACTUALLY SMALL CONTAINERS OF "BOTTLED" GAS -A GREAT SOURCE ■HBJ "j OF INSTANT, INDEPENDENT, PERMANENT AND q MOBILE ENERGY-HEADY TO
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    HELICOPTER TAKES TADMAN TO HOSPITAL
    331 18 HELICOPTER TAKES TADMAN TO HOSPITAL IPOH, Monday. pAPTAIN John Tadman. 28. an Army Air Corps v pilot who crashed in an Auster plane in deep jungle on the Thai side of the border with Malaya last Tuesday, was this evening removed by helicopter to the British Military Hospital in Talping
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    Lock icon Heart valve of dead grafted to patients
    176 18 Heart valve of dead grafted to patients UOUSTON, (Texas), Mem.- The Houston Chronicle said yesterday that surgeons in Baylor University Medical School has successfully transplanted heart valves from the body of a dead person into a living patient Four people have received lew heart valves through the new technique, the
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      180 18 USE A STRAITS TIMES CLASSIFIED f JT KflH. PUDU ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR TIL ***** (10 UNCSi IRTMS, MARRIAGIS. DIATHS. INGAGIMtNTS. 4A K>* minimum of twintt ANNOUNCIMINTS. MRSONAL. MISSING ITC SlO w °«0l «»CM ADDITIONAL WORD JO Cf MTV SITUATIONS VACANT. VIHiCLIS FOR SALI. to* a minimum or TWOITY ACCOMMODATION VACANT.
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