The Straits Times, 30 March 1962

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times He***** 1 Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MARCH 30. 1962 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon FRONDIZI OUSTED
    245 1 Breakfast— then flight to prison isle Philip makes a discreet exit JJUENOS AIRES, Thurs. Argentina's service chiefs today deposed President Arturo Fondizi. He was arrested at the Presidential Palace soon after he got up. After breakfast with his wife he was flown in a naval plane to the
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    Lee kidnapping case: All the accused discharged
    1036 1 ALL three men and the woman accused of abducting Mr. Lee Say Thong, the brother of a millionaire, Mr. Lee Van Lian. were discharged in the magistrate's court here today after four members of the Lee family had their credibility impeached. As two
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    A RUBBER VETERAN ON THE OIL PALM SWITCH
    278 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Large European estates in Malaya have decided to switch some of their attention from rubber to oil palms. This was stated here today by a veteran of the Mala- yan rubber Industry. 70--year-old Mr. T. J. McGann. general manager
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    Re-arrest scuffle outside the court
    36 1 AN ARREST outside the court Kong Peng Lam struggles in vain. His girl friend. Wong Ah Mooi, Is seen hanging on to him. Straits Times picture BY 1.1 M YAW CHONG.
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    Lock icon Eyre on need for S'pore base
    133 1 Eyre on need for S'pore base WELLINGTON. Thurs. "I am more than ever convinced that continuation of Singapore as a British base is essential for the security and stability of the whole region." said New Zealand's Defence Minister, Mr. Dean Eyre, today. He said this on returning from Singapore talks
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    Cuba visit off
    26 1 LONDON. Una. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery has postponed a visit to Cuba "for private reasons." He had been invited by Dr. Fidel Castro.
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    STOP PRESS
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      LEMNITZER AT THE FRONT
      634 2 Vietnam jungle war 'deathly still' as U.S. general looks into Red territory SAIGON. Thursday rpHE Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, toured guerrilla-infested areas near the 17th parallel that divides South Vietnam from the Communist north today as action in
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      Lock icon Prospects for Laos coalition 'not good' says Harriman
      391 2 Prospects for Laos coalition 'not good' says Harriman WASHINGTON. Thurs. MR. AVERELL Harriman. U.S. Assistant secretary of State for the Far East, said yesterday that prospects for the establishment of a coalition government in Laos were "not good." Speaking to reporters alter a three- week tour of the Far East,
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      2,000-year-old relics found in Japan
      60 2 TOKYO Thurs.— More than 100 ancient relics, believed to date back more than 2.000 years, have been unearthed at a construction site for a housing development in southern Japan, according to press reports from the site. The Malnichl newspaper said the Items consisted of earthenware,
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      Praise for O.A.S. 'nobility'
      140 2 Praise for O.A.S. 'nobility' TUSAKA (Northern Rhodesia). Thurs. The Rhodesia Republican Party leader. Mr. Colin Cunningham, yesterday praised the Secret Army Organisation (OAS) In Algeria for the "nobility of its methods. But his own party, he said. Intends to fight for its pro-European aims in Rhodesia on purely constitutional methods.
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      Lock icon Pope's visitor
      28 2 VATICAN CITY. Thurs.— Dr. Archibald Craig, moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, yesterday paid a 48-minute courtesy call on the Pope.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon ANOTHER BIG CANADIAN WHEAT SALE TO CHINA
      187 2 ANOTHER BIG CANADIAN WHEAT SALE TO CHINA OTTAWA, Thurs. The Canadian Government yesterday announced the sale of a further 39 million bushels of wheat to Communist China. The Agriculture Minister, Mr. Alvln Hamilton, said the sale, the largest under a longterm agreement signed last spring, was worth about US$75 ($225)
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      Lock icon Defence budget: A big jump
      55 2 BERLIN. Thurs— East Germany yesterday announced a 167 per cent increase in defence spending for 1962. The Finance Minister Mr. Villy Rumpf, told the East German Voiksskammer (parliament) that the 1962 budget Included 27.6 billion marks ($20,700 million) for defence. Last year's figures was 10.3
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      Lock icon Stage star dies
      28 2 NEW YORK, Thurs.— Hilda Glyder Gerry, a star of the English musical stage In the 1920\s and '30's, died in hospital here aged 65.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Treaty ratified
      24 2 ACCRA. Thurs.— A treaty of friendship between Ghana and China was formally ratified here today. It will run for 10 years— Reuter.
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      Lock icon JACKIE DENIES SHE IS GOING TO HAVE A BABY
      76 2 JACKIE DENIES SHE IS GOING TO HAVE A BABY LONDON. Thurs.— A spokesman for Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy denied yesterday repeated Indian Press reports that she is expecting a child. A reporter asked Mr. Jan Gildner. the U.S. first lady's liaison man with the press, if Mrs. Kennedy herself had heard
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      Lock icon MAGHREB UNION TALKS AGAIN
      323 3 BEN KHEDDA DISCUSSES ARAB UNITY WITH KING OF MOROCCO RABAT, Thurs. Premier Youssef Ben Khedda of the Algerian Provisional Government and several members of his cabinet met yesterday with King Hassan of Morocco for talks about a future union between Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria. The question
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      Lock icon U.S. and Russia rebuke Israel
      177 3 NEW YORK. Thurs.— The United States and the Soviet Union both rebuked Israel today for her March 16 attack on Syrian positions in the Lake Tiberias area. The United Nations Security Council discussed the Incident for more than three hours, adjourning until after the chief
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      Lock icon Japanese team
      20 3 MOSCOW. Thurs.— A Fiveman Japanese Government delegation arrived here last night to visit Soviet factories and universities— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Kennedy to name top man to push foreign trade
      280 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. PRESIDENT Kennedy said yesterday that r he intends to appoint promptly a top Com- m e r c e Department official to oversee and expedite United States efforts "to penetrate foreign markets more deeply." This is a key recommendation
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      Lock icon Home on subjects for a summit meeting
      210 3 Home on subjects for a summit meeting T ONDON, Thurs.— The Earl of Home. British Foreign Secretary, yesterday said the possibility of a non-aggression pact between Nato and the Warsaw pact was among measures which might be adopted internationally, and which might come up at a summit meeting. Listing such
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      Lock icon Russia stops China aid
      47 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Mr. Averell Harriman. assistant US. Secretary of State for the Far East, said yesterday that Russia had stopped all new economic assistance to Communist China. This had slowed down, if not entirely stopped, development of Chinese heavy industry, he said. Reuter.
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      HUSBAND OF LIZ TAYLOR GOES INTO HOSPITAL: A BREAKDOWN
      230 3 HUSBAND OF LIZ TAYLOR GOES INTO HOSPITAL: A BREAKDOWN NEW YORK, Thurs. The New York Daily News said yesterday that singer Eddie Fisher has entered hospital for treatment of a nervous breakdown brought on by the "collapse" of his marriage to Elizabeth Taylor. The newspaper said Fisher— "pale, glassy eyed
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      Lock icon Asthma cure
      37 3 LONDON. Thurs. An asthma patient was allergic to his wife, a "formidable and overpowering lady." a doctor reported today in the Family Doctor, British medical magazine. He was cured only when his wife died Reuter.
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      436 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORT\VA\K SHORTWAVE SEKVItt SERVICE 41.7 metn-N A.M. ti.oo Tune siisual Ne- metre* «ara-ku. Ntus UcadUn«a; ti.os MtUIL'M WAVE SERVICE Morning Mela „oo Hendca- j ;t m ,t~. voiu, Wi.h Mumc; T. 30 Tune di« 6 n trW nal. The New.-,. 7.35 Biaa^.as' AM 6ou Oood
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    Malay is a simple language to learn, says expert
    334 4 Malay is a simple language to learn, says expert SINGAPORE, Thurs. Viewed from the standpoint of linguistics, the Malay language is extremely easy to learn, said a spokesman of the Dewan Bahasa Dan Kebudayaan Kebangsaan in the third of a series of broadcasts tonight in connection with National Language Week.
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    JAILED MAN SAYS HE WAS RAT HUNTING
    174 4 JAILED MAN SAYS HE WAS RAT HUNTING SINGAPORE, Than. Two yonng men claimed in a magistrate's court today they were rat hunting when they were arrested by police in the early hours of Mar. 25. Hou Pak Cheonf 26, and Wong Kum Moon, 17, were fiving- their defence to charges
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    DICE GAME CASE: 2 ARE CLEARED OF $9,000 FRAUD
    305 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. rTWO men, accused of cheating a hawker of 1 $9,000 cash in a 15-minute dice gambling session, were acquitted today after a two-day trial in the Third Criminal District Court. Lee Nglan Cher, 45. and Tay Chye Llm. 27,
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    The Govt. expands aid to fishermen
    169 4 The Govt. expands aid to fishermen SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Government today disclosed that it has started a fisheries mobile unit in the Fisheries Division of the Primary Production Department. The object Is to help fishermen repair their outboard engines, and to give them free Instruction on how to maintain and
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    A way to keep Causeway open
    285 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE People's Action Party said tonight that the A Barlsan Sosialls could ensure that the Causeway remained open by making sure that a Communist Singapore did not arise. The way to avoid this, i said the party's political bureau, In a statement,
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    NANYANG DROPS RADIO PLAN
    214 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Nanyang University students, who planned to make their University Week unique by broadcasting "live" programmes from the campus, have now abandoned this plan. They have been told by their Vice-chancellor, Dr. Chuang Chu-Lin who holds an amateur radio licence, that no broadcasting can be done
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    Funeral society
    25 4 BINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Christian Funeral Society will hold their 52nd annual general meeting at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday, at 211, Queen Street.
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    Estate official
    18 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Tay Eng Guan has been reelected president of the Opera Estate Residents' Association.
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      339 4 THE foll.Jwlng Is todays sche- Kuchlng (ML 403) 545 pjn. dule of civil aircraft move- BOAC: Prom London. Prankmenu at Pay*. Lebar airport, furt, Beirut. Karachi Calcutu Singapore. Kuala Lumpur (BA 710) 5.56 ARRIVALS m Pan -American: From Loa Gamda: Prom Medan. Kuala Honolulu FJaJsm (PA Lumpur (GA 992) 355
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    Cheques were 'loans'
    1362 5 FORMER COUNCILLOR TELLS HOW HE TIDED OVER FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES' PENANG, Thursday RAKING his defence on six charges of corruption, Penang state assemblyman, Phee Joo Teik, former deputy chairman of the Butterworth Town Council, told the Penang Assize Court today he ran into financial difficulties after buying over
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    Three-engine landing
    48 5 JAKARTA, Thurs.— A Malayan Airways Britannia carrying 26 passengers including actress Jean Simmons and her husband. director Richard Brooks, landed at Kemajoran airport on three engines today. The number one port engine failed 10 minutes from Jakarta The airline said "o special landing precautions were required.—U.P.l.
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    Collector jailed for fraud
    49 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— R. Subramanlam, 29, a municipal stall licence fee collector, was sentenced to six months' Jail by the Sessions Court today for criminal breach of trust Subramaniam had pleaded guilty to misappropriating licence fees totalling $156 which he had collected on three occasions.
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    Golf holiday for V.I.Ps
    235 5 KING, PRIME MINISTERS ON VISIT TO IPOH IPOH, Thursday TtflE Yang di-Pertuan \gong, the Sultan of Selan- gor, the Prime Ministers and Cabinet Ministers of Federation and Singapore, diplomats and businessmen, will visit Ipoh this weekend. The purpose: A friendly golf match against the Perak Turf
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    Test for bridge teams
    70 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malayan Contract Bridge Association is organising a tournament to be run on league principles between teams, of four in the Kuala Lumpur areaIt will start about mid- May and finish about the end of September, when a trophy will be presented. Entries
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    CYCLIST, LORRY DRIVER, KILLED
    84 5 SU NG E I PATANI, Thurs.— A lorry overturned at Guar Chempedak yesterday afternoon knocking down a cyclist, who died later from his injuries. The lorry attendant. Tan Poh Sin. 43. WM also killed. He died instantaneously. The cyclist. Ismail bin Bakar, 53, died that evening
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    Airman facing trespass charge
    69 5 PENANG, Thurs —A Brlti.^h airman, Sgt James A. D. Johnson, attached to the R.A.F.. Butterworth. was today granted $250 bail on a charge of lurking house trespass. Sgt. Johnson also pleaded not guilty to an alternative charge of entering the house of Ham'd bin Hassan in
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      162 5 Straits Times Crossword AC-BOM 6. ClMvnate? Precisely (S). 1. Porciffnen aotMUBMa cooked Bend v thou•nd eaten <5). 5. "The- horrible pleasure of «t«rUJnment P»«Minc people" (dough. roue^ hope* to tranrionn H»vln» horn* Wit R*d a 13 olT "> nothing local strange appearance nd n»«ne.' (A Midn a£ nn p^r iaf
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      how to get that slim slim look
      343 6 f)NE letter that I get quite often echoes this v complaint "I can lose weight all right, but while everything slims, my face doesn't, and this makes me look most awkward." rTOOK me quite a while to figure out an answer to this
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      As long as there is food life is a pink balloon
      650 6 V I AM a person with a simple philosophy of life. Some intelligent and intellectual people may think 1 am a bit of a farmer, but I feel that as long as there is interesting food nothing is quite
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      YOUR FIRST STEP TO BEAUTY IS A CLEAN, CLEAN SKIN
      643 6 YOUR first step to 1 beauty is a clean, clean skin. It is the basis of a good complexion and all-over attractiveness and freshness. The only way to get true cleanliness of skin Is through faithful, twice-a-day. deep, thor o
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      He gets into a lot of mischief
      308 6 He gets into a lot of mischief T*HE first time your 1 son and heir pulls himself up to his own feet, you will be so proud and excited you won't be able to stop talking about it for weeks. But this Is only the beginning From the time he
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      FOUND: CURE FOR THOSE PERSISTENT INVADERS
      330 6 FOUND: CURE FOR THOSE PERSISTENT INVADERS f^OOD new* from our houte. Latt week I told you how we poured FIU down the drain* to get nd of the cockroaches almost stepped on one night. ...well, I haven't teen another one since. Which 0/ course, not only makes me happy, but
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    THE PRIVATE WHO YIELDED TO TEMPTATION
    296 6 Sfofe Ais sergeant's £25 letter SINGAPORE, Thursday. POUNSEL for a British Army private, charged with stealing a registered letter from Britain, which contained five postal orders valued at £ZS, today pleaded for leniency, saying his client had "yielded to a sudden temptation before Christmas."
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    Had wire around cat's neck, fined $200
    78 6 Had wire around cat's neck, fined $200 BINGAPORE, Thurs. Tan Ah Kow, 20, was fined $200 or six weeks' Jail today for being cruel to a cat. He was arrested in front of the Kranji wireless station yesterday The prosecution said a naval police officer came out of the station
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    CLERK FATALLY HURT IN ROAD ACCIDENT
    71 6 CLERK FATALLY HURT IN ROAD ACCIDENT MALACCA. Thurs. A clerk in the State Secretariat here, Mr. Ong Koon Leong, 24, was fatally injured In a motor accident near the General Hospital yesterday evening. Mr. Ong was returning to his home at Batu Berendam on his motor-cycle when he was involved
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    Nanyang chairman to make big policy speech today
    174 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. r PHE chairman of the Nanyang University Council, Mr. Tan Lark Bye, is expected todellver a policy speech on the future of the university at its third convocation tomorrow. The Minister for Culture, Mr. 8. Rajaratnam, will speak for the
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    A WORLD TOUR FOR SURVEYOR AND WIFE
    114 6 pENANG, Thurs. Mr. 1 Poh Sin Bin, district surveyor, Penang, and his wife, principal of St. George's Girls' School, will leave this week-end on a sixmonth world tour. Both have been awarded British Council grants under which Mr. Poh will tour survey organisations
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    Study award for unionist
    57 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.. The Industrial relations officer in the Johore branch of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr. K. K Kumaran. has been awarded a six-month scholarship under the Colombo Plan. He will leave for Montreal. Canada, on Wednesday to take a labour administration and
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    The Bootleggers
    2583 7 VIOLENCE REACHES A NEW PEAK IN THE ST. VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE The execution squad drops its victimwith 59 slugs... stuck to his announced plan. He remained out of sight lor eighteen months, until Capone was jailed in Philadelphia in May 1929, when he deemed it safe to make
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      5 7 TOMORROW: How Lingle was killed
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    21 8 U Word, HO (Minimum) OICK MURRAY wish** to thank all t'ttrrs of sympathy on the occaMon of his recrnt bereavement.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    265 8 It Wmrdt $U (Minimum) there 1 NO PLACI Like Home— home with fresh swert-smellinc atr. (••1 k maKic bottle or Alrwlck today. OXFORD CAMBRIDGE ANNUAL hoat rsce dinner. April 7. To remind you that all applications must b* In by 3rd Dr. Ounn, 176 Batu Road X.1.. JOAN BOOTY
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    The Straits Times Friday, March 30, 1962. Hope Lives in Geneva
    547 8 The Straits Times Friday, March 30, 1962. Hope L ives in Geneva No-one involved in the Geneva disarmament conference wishes to be pessimistic about it As the foreign ministers took their leave the talk was all of the excellent working relationship established between the Russian and American co-chairmen. A solid
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    Labour Survey
    307 8 An ambitious survey of labour begins on Sunday with the first phase of an attempt to secure comprehensive statistics for several important purposes. The development planners, for example, want to know much more about the reservoir of skilled and unskilled labour. They know at the moment very little
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    The Noble Art
    338 8 Professional boxing is taking a bad beating. Not only in America is it hanging on the ropes, ripe for a knock-out In Australia the recent death in the ring of a young Hungarian immigrant has turned attention to the possible barring of a sport which already hat
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    CONGRESS IN DECLINE: AN ERA IS AT AN END
    1483 8 CONGRESS IN DECLINE: AN ERA IS AT AN END DESPITE ITS BIG ELECTION VICTORY from the LONDON TIMES INDIA'S third general elections were no doubt a milestone in her political history. But if they left any signposts to the future they left half a dozen, pointing in contradictory directions. Only
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      Ford dispute: 'A CONCEALMENT OF THE FACTS...'
      379 8 Ford dispute: 'A CONCEALMENT OF THE FACTS...' THI Motor Workshops Employees' Union in Its statement (B.T. March 24) attempts to cover it* failures In the Ford dispute by concealing »he real facts. we are not against a strike If the strike la to Improve the standard of living of the
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      OPPONENTS OF MALAYSIA
      200 8 DO those who oppose "Malaysia" remember that the Tengku brushed aside years ago the ardent desire for "marriage" between Singapore and the Federation of Malaya When the Labour Front Oovernment did not hate support of the predominantly Chinese population of Singapore? The citiaens of "Little Peking" then
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      INCOME TAX
      114 8 It seems that both Mr. Casey, and Mr. Lovell Hewitt (liability to Income tax) have overlooked Section 13- (I) (K) which reads: Bectloo 13-<I) There shall be exempt from tax Section 13- (I) (k) "Wound and disability pensions granted to members of Her Majesty's Forces, Including Dominion Forces,
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      686 8 Strait. Time* Malay Mail j Classified *dvenl*e<n**its may be handed tet Ist Moor COLO STO»«OI AMCADB Orchard Rosa COLO STORAOC MANCHU AT HOLLAND HO AO-KATON« f» KsVttX NOAD-MAVAI. BASS 1 Authorised Agent*: CITY BOOK STORE LTD Winchester House. Collyer Q«*y I TMK NIWI FRONT nupstrkk's Sup*rm*rtM« M. M. MMAIL 3
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      91 8 The Facts About Speed Reading New techniques have helped housewives and businessmen to read at 1,000 words a minute instead of the average 200 words a minute. But one critic says: "to miss sitting down with a good book and arguing and fighting with it is to miss one of
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      133 8 TRUST SWANSON SsKS V Wj •fiUiLmmm^mm\CSft9 Wh ■sH^*SBbH .^UWi^B**^^ the best in FROZEN CHICKEN Chicken that's specially selected when It's young, tender and flavourf ul. Quick-f roien by Swanaon at th« very peak of freshness and tenderness. This freezing permits Swanson Chicken to retain all its original fine quality and
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    Rebuff to firm that invited union for pay talks
    385 9 Rebuff to firm that invited union for pay talks SINGAPORE, Thurs. Sandilands Buttery and Co. Ltd. has submitted to the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union proposals for a collective agreement for its 60 employees. This is believed to be the first time that a management has asked a trade
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    Films on show
    36 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The British Council here will hold a film show tomorrow starting at 7 p.m. The films will Include "Listening to Music." "Let's go Sailing," "Between the Tides" and "Jet Provost,"
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    Progress and manpower
    553 9 FOR THE ANSWERS— A $1.2 MILLION SURVEY OF TOWN AND COUNTRY TO START NEXT WEEK AND END NEXT YEAR KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A $1.2 million "manpower" survey covering 29,006 households 18,506 in 38 towns and 16,506 in rural areas is to be conducted by the Government from
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    Lock icon NOW 2,200 MALAYAN VOLUNTEERS
    94 9 NOW 2,200 MALAYAN VOLUNTEERS rpOKYO, Thurs.— Radio In--1 donesia said on Tuesday the Indonesian embassy in Kuala Lumpur has received offers from some 2,200 Malayan citizens to volunteer for the Indonesia armed forces and fight for the "liberation" of West New Guinea. The broadcast heard here said an embassy spokesman
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    Club's jubilee
    32 9 KUALA KANGSAR. Thurs The Ellerton Club here will celebrate its golden jubilee on Saturday with a dinner and dance, and competitions In tennis badminton and billiards earlier in the day
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    Sir James: Firm acted fast and reasonably to wind up
    311 9 Sir James: Firm acted fast and reasonably to wind up KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, said today that the Billion Insurance Co. Ltd. of Ipoh had taken steps "as rapidly and reasonably as possible" to wind up its business in view of the Government's new
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    BUSY WEEK FOR HATTA IN MALAYA
    175 9 BUSY WEEK FOR HATTA IN MALAYA IJUALA LUMPUR Thurs v The former Vice-Presl-dent of Indonesia, Dr. Mohamed Hatta, who Is here on a week's tour of the country fc> a personal guest of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdu; Rahman, called on the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong at Istana Negara and lunched
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    JOHORE M.B. AT HOUSING PROJECT
    58 9 JOHORE M.B. AT HOUSING PROJECT KLUANG, Thurs. The Mentrl Besar of Johore, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. this evening opened a $1 million low-cost housing scheme here for Government servants. This Is the second phase 60 houses— of the Kluang Government Servants' Cooperative Housing Society'! plans. The first phase
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    FIVE CONVICTED FOR A FALSE REPORT
    241 9 KUANTAN, Thursday. FIVE youths were today convicted for making a false report to the Kuantan OCPD that they were assaulted by Sgt A Abraham while he was interrogating them. Be Magistrate, Inche bin Dato Haji Kamai, fined M. Oanapara- 23. a sum of $150
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    IN: JOAN FONTAINE ON HER TOUR ROUND THE WORLD
    116 9 IN: JOAN FONTAINE ON HER TOUR ROUND THE WORLD SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tokyo-born Joan Fontaine, a Hollywood star, flew in today for a two-day holiday here. She was accompanied by Mr. Jules C. Stein, chairman of the American Music Corporation, and Mrs. Stein. Miss Fontaine is currently on a holiday tour
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    $23,000 in Yoke Heong fund
    514 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. At ORE than $6,000 was received today through T1 newspapers in the Federation and Singapore lor Lai Yoke Heong, who lost both arms in a motor accident. Of this amount the Strait:Times Group collected $3,000 the rest was donated through Chinese newspapers
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    PC on hurt charge, fined
    94 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Constable Ahmad bin Ismail was fined $80 by Mr Donald Yeo Hock Chwee. the eighth magistrate here today on 4 summons charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Teo Kirn Theam, 41, an employee of Guthrie Co., Ltd.. during a strike Incident on Dec
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    Singapore achieves a dramatic fall in birthrate
    267 9 Singapore achieves a dramatic fall in birthrate SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore's birthrate fell by 2.3 to 35.5 per thousand last year, the biggest reduction on record. "This is a dear Indication of the striking success of the Government's family planning campaign which was launched In late i860." Dr. Tow Slang Hwa,
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    New president
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Professor C. J. Ellezer, Dean of Science at the University of Malaya, has been elected president of the Malayan Sclentiflr Association.
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    Bookie fined
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tay It No, 41. was fined $800 In a magistrate's court today for acting as a bookmaker at the Singapore Turf Club. Bukit Tlmah. at 3.45 p.m. on Feb. 21.
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    First meeting
    28 9 KUALA BKLANGOR. Thurs. The Town Board here will hold its first meeting this year on April 5 at the District OnVe conference room at 10 a.m.
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      Sugar plant for Malaya
      381 10  -  CHAN BONG SOO PRODUCTION TO BEGIN NEXT YEAR: PLANS AFOOT FOR TRAINING LOCAL TECHNICIANS By^ WORK will begin soon on a multi-million dollar sugar refinery at Prai, the first of its kind in Malaya. It will be set up jointK by Malayan and Japanese capital. To
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      BUILDING SOCIETY'S HOUSING LOANS
      191 10 BUILDING SOCIETY'S HOUSING LOANS OUTSTANDING housing loans advanced by the Building Society of Malaya Ltd. at the close of the financial year ended Dec. 31, 1961, totalled 833 valued at $5,223,847. or $8,200 per loan. This was stated by the chairman, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan at the annual general meeting.
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      UK leads in soap sales
      56 10 Britain led other countries In the supply of toilet soap to Singapore and the Federation last year with shipment* totalling 23.299 cwt. out of overall imports of 33.874 cwU Second was the United States with 2.589 cwt. third Thailand. 1.994 cwt.. fourth West Germany. 1.631
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      Mentri Besar signs a contract
      119 10 "CJIGN here, plea**. the O Perak SUte Enirjneer, Mr. R. M. Woolfenden (above left), tells the Mentri Besar, Dato Shaari bin Bhaflee (seated). The picture was taken daring the signing of a $5.75 million contract in Ipoh last Monday for the laying of 22 miles
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      SCHIPHOL'S 1.5 MILLION PASSENGERS
      85 10 QCHIPHOL Airport, AmsterO dam. handled 1.500.000 passengers last year, five per cent more than In the previous year, according to a survey just published. The number of commercial nights totalled 56.800 compared with 54.608. which works out at a daily average of 225 take-offs and landings.
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      Less rubber exported by Sarawak in February
      131 10 Less rubber exported by Sarawak in February SARAWAK'S rubber exports in February dropped 1,203 tons to 1,905 tons compared with the previous month. ofllciaJ statistics in Kuching show The price however, rose 55.30 to $97 79 a plcul during the month Shipments for the am two month* totalled 9 013
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      Another Coronado service
      87 10 'THAI international will 1 inaugurate a Jet terrier mi May 1. the second anniversary of the Royal Orchid Service. It It announced. This follow* an agreement permitting the introduction of Convair Mt Coronado operations on Thai International routes. Th. agreement wai reached at a conference between board
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      USED CARS ARE BIG BUSINESS IN S'PORE NOW
      291 10 USED CARS ARE BIG BUSINESS IN S'PORE NOW OECOND-HAND cars ar« big business In Singapore today and are finding a growing market, accord- ing to dealers. Wage-earners form the bulk of buyers of used cars, and with the easy-payment system, more and more people In that Income group are able
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      Latest HK style jewellery
      96 10 Latest HK style jewellery TTN Sing Goldsmiths 1 Ltd., Singapore, haa introduced Jewellery with the latest Hong Kong creations, styles and designs. They are the work of the company's Hong Kong branch, and over 1.000 types are available, says Mr. Lav Loke Ylng, chairman and a philanthropist. Mr. Lav. whose
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      Knutsen's dinner
      20 10 Two hundred and fifty shipping men were entertained to dinner given by Knutsen Line at the Southern Restaurant.
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      MORE EARTHMOVING UNITS ARRIVE
      124 10 ANOTHER 16 units of earthmoving equipment for the Sarawak Public Work* Department have arrived In Kuching. This is the first big single shipment and forms part of the 56 units ordered by the department. Altogether. 30 units have been delivered and the remainder are expected during
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      Holland trip to study shipping
      141 10 MR C. V. NELLIOAN, assistant manager of the Penang branch of K. P. M.. has left for HoUand to study various aspects of shipping. Mr. Nelllgan. accompanied by his wife, will spend several months in Rotterdam and Amsterdam. In Rotterdam, tie will be posted to
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      Japanese step up TV trade drive
      282 10 Japanese step up TV trade drive JAPANESE traders ar« going all-out to ensure themselves of a strong hold on the potential television market here as Singapore and the Federation prepare for the introduction of television. In the past 18 month*, more television experts and traders from Japan than anywhere eLse
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      335 10 A. C. Electric Motors.,, for all I over 3 million BROOK Motors hare been /J|^afloP£fe* supplied to every 1 JLjrL P art °f c w <>rld. From 1/25 rLP. To 600 HP. I SOLt AGENTS:— R. E. MORRIS Co., Ltd, 18, Bottery Road, Sinoopore. Tel: *****/8 174. Botu Rood, K.
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      109 10 STERLIN6 COMMODITY FUND AepMMOQB rortn ud rm OetalU available by mocHdc a* ootjpon to: pa *m am, t*+ p.d. mi rm mmmmm mm hmutai m— hi ltd* WmH^^Sßk SOU AOUfTfc Wa& MARTM ft COMPANY. LIHITEO. M H "SPEEDWELLI wire ropes tCUinMi. WMWM, MAXMi. MMMft, WIN MOWNft 1 LO6«M6 UQMUMtNTS Splitting
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    123 12 CHINBSB Produce Ciertange Blnfspor* n**n prises par n«ul yesterday i Coconut all: bulk 3391 seller*, dram 842 *eller*. Copri: Marrh UK/Oootlnent 827s boyera. 328 seller*, Peaaer: Muntok white *187| sellers, Sarawak white 8166 aellera special Sarawak black 3130 seller*, garbled Lampooc black 8130 sellers. ASTA 3140 sellers.
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    TIN SHARES ARE NERVOUS ON VERY QUIET MARKET
    515 12 Prom Our Market Correspondent rpHE tin section of the 1 Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday exhibited signs of nervousness and a distinct disinclination to deal to any extent There was no crack in prices, but sellers were holding off and there were few
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 March !8 March 29 Malayan Stock Indict ndustrialt: I70.6S 170.6? Hns: 327.t>» 32.V53 I Kubbrr<: I'i4.82 194 83 Ian. I 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    789 12 gUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials Dunlop* 81.45 <•!.. (1,000) 81.45: Oammon <2,000) 81.*'. (1.000) 81. Mi: Malayan Bank (1.000) $7.60: If. Cement $2.60 OL; Metal Dos (6,000) 82.60: Rothmaaa 81.40 iiL. (1,000) 8141 D. (3,000)
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    Tin mart back to normal: Rubber trading quiet
    159 12 pLUCTUATIONS in the tin price returned to nor- mal levels yesterday after the recent drops and rises resulting from the reaction connected with the American stockpile and the subsequent return of confidence. Yesterday there was a fall of 37} cents to $483,874
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    95 12 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INVESTMENT Share* closed barely steady. B.H.P. recovered slightly. Oils were mostly Irregular and lower. A.O.G. lost 4s. to 91s. and rights 4s. 3d. to 755. 6d. Base metals were easier while loans were firm. N.B. Rill 16/21 Mount Isa ft/Ampol IJ'4 Con. Zinc. 63, 46 A.C.I.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    285 12 TMf Malayan lienang* Banks' Aaaaelatlen mada tbaaa change* in It* rates to merchant* yesterday: Lenoen: aelltac TT or OO 2/1 7/8: buying TT a/4, airmail OD 24 1/M. 30 d/at 2/4 S/ta. 46 d/at 2/4 7/32. BO d/at 2/4 9 32. W> d/at 2/4 13/32, 120 d/at 2/4
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 12 March 29. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 801 cents (unchanged). K.L. 80 4 cents (op three -eighths of a cent). TIN: $483,874 per picul (down 37i cents). Estimated unofficial offering 210 tons (down 10 tons).
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    208 12 APRIL Urtt ired* fuMir auyere f.e.b. cloced at 4.30 p.m. In Singapore yeetertlay at 80i centa par Ib. unchanged on Wcdaaeday'a doalag price. The rloaing ton* waa quiet. t.CO.R.A. cloning price* in cant* par Ib. yeeterday: Int. 1 R.fc.B. prompt fob. buytra 791, aellera Ml IS): Int
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    Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
    208 12 SHIM lying •IwiiMi tn. Stngaavr* «rh«r«« t*d*y arai Btnvracklt 83 34. Braoooattlr* 6 7. Mtrwy Lloyd 43/4*. AeltUlaa 10/11. Nabob 1.-2. AJukunaaa M«ru 13/14, Praa. Van Burao (A, taraeca 19, Pr*i Oarflrid 4fl. Anna tlacrak 29/30, Bruaa 28/26, •felanfor NW. 3, Glang Laa NW. 4. Outer raadai
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    215 12 KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES APRIL first trad* rubber buyer* •.•.b. cloaed at 5 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 80) cmtj par Ib. up three-eighth* of a ctnt on Wednesday's closing price Tbe tone «»i quietFKDCRATION OP MALAYA RUBSIR SXCMANCI elosinic piicn in cents per In. ycntenlnv: Int. 1 RJI
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    117 12 Marco 29 Three month*. (UNOFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS F N. 12 r-.a. Cold Storage Ad. M. Box 12 eta. Steamship 9 cts. Brewerien 25 eta fl Time* 13 cts. ItoMnsoo eta 8. Trad*'* 25 eta. 8. Darby od. Unlteera IS eta. W. Jack* B eta. MIMINQS A. Anal 2/6
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      415 12 NOTICE The annual general meeting of the Sinhalese Association of Singapore will be held at 209. Queens Street Singapore at 10 a.m. on AprU 8. PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR KENYATAAN KERJA2 JALAN SF.NDIRIAN Making up of Jalan Tiong Nana>y and Streets within Tiong Nam settlement Pursuant to the
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      1933 13 NOTICES JABATAN TALIKOM PERSEKUTUAN TANAH MELAYU DAN SINOAPURA rfSjmrtmsii Pengfeaaar Radio Radio Amateur Examination A written examination, covering elementary theory of radiocommunication and amateur operating procedure will be held on 30th April, 1962 In Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Arrangements may be made, In some circumstances, for tho examination to be
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      864 13 (Conttnurd from Pate SITUATIONS VACANT M Worms SS (Min.)— Boa tt eta. axtra REQUIRE EXPERIENCED salesgirls and salesmen for door to door canvassing a new product Plsass reply P.O Box 20, Malacca. MEN TO trained as sa learn— Mu*t be hard working, vary good commission and allowances. Apply Mat* ex*
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      996 13 SITUATIONS VACANT If rVersl* 14 (Min.)— Box St eta. astra ALL APPLICANTS to Box ASSI7 S.T. for clerical work are thanked. Post* now filled. A GRADUATB TBACHER to teach English la Form Six Is required by th* Methodist Boys' School, Psoang. Will applicants plense apply to tba Principal of tb*
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      992 13 HOUSES S. LAND WANTED tt Warm* SS (Min.)— Box St et*. aatrm HOUSE WANTBO aa fSidsts for the Norwegian Consul -General. Lars* reception room, dining room, omaUar sitting room. S or 4 bedronraa, 2 bathrooms, servant*' quarter* ato. aad f—F Norwegian Consulats Osaisal. P.O. Box 407. Singapore. TUITION It Warm*
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      1118 13 FOR HIRE M Word* SS (Min.y—Box tt eta. axtra HBRTZ RBNT-A-CAR. Amartaaa ■■111 isa aad Diners' Club Cradlt Carda Accepted. Look's Car Rental. Tal: 8 pore *****. RIFniCIRATORJ. RADIOS. RAOIOORAMS, Amplifier*, Oa* Cooker* for air* at amall rental. Kse Huat Radio Co. Ltd., 134 Orcnard Road. BlaaaPor*.. Pnone 343ee. COMINO
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      692 13 FOR SALE ft Word* SS (Min.)— Box St rt: extra VISIT Donald Moore Oallery, Mac. Donald House, Blngapor* for prims, books, records, Linguapbone lanicuate courses, and commeroiai directories uf the world. CLEARING? Men's Fancy Knitted Polo Sponshirts. Usually 14.60 Now 12.90, Non-Iron Shirts Coloured/White 14.90. Pyjamaauita (3.90 Many Bargains. Remember
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      S'pore name women team
      79 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore team to meet Selangor In an Inter-state women's soccer friendly at 7 p.m. at Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday will be selected from: Sophie Ding. Maureen Davis, Rosalind Ong. Helen Thlam. AUc Foo, Tap Mot Lee. Khoo Geok Hoon. Theresa Low. Jennifer
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      SIFA officials
      55 14 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Mr. K.V. Vellayutham is the new president of Singapore Indian F.A. Other officials: Vice-presidents P. Appavoo. V. Dass: hon. secretary T. I. Supramuniam: asst. secretary L- S. Paul: convenor N. M. Kasslm; hon. treasurer A. Rajoo: SAFA delegate M. Krishna independent delegates A.S. Mydin, P. Shanmuam.
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      Record entries for tournament
      129 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs. »■> Twenty-eight teams a record— have entered for the second inter-community centre soccer competition which will begin on April 1. The opening ceremony will be held at Jalan Besar on April l at 7 p.m. Inche Abdul Rahlm bin Ishak. n member of Ihe
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      VIP GOLF AT IPOH
      598 14  -  LEE FOO SAN Women included in Sunday's match By IPOH, Thursday THE Federation's Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will lead a V.I.P. team of 40 players, including six women, against the Perak Turf Club Sports Club in a golf match on the Tiger Lane course here
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      W.lndies win Test series with innings victory
      291 14 W.lndies win Test series with innings victory BRIDGETOWN, Thurs. A sensational spell of off-spin bowling by Lance Gibb.s. who took: eight wickets for six runs, sent India crashing to defeat by an innings and 30 runs on the final day of the Third Test here yesterday. This win gives West
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      MHF NORTH ZONE PLAY-OFF ON APRIL 13
      82 14 MHF NORTH ZONE PLAY-OFF ON APRIL 13 DENANG. Thurs. The Malayan Hockey Federation's north zone championships among Penan*. Peralc, Kedah and Selangor will be held at the Victoria Green here from April 13 to 15. Two games will be played each day, the first at 4 p.m. and the second
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      Taiping Indians not contesting
      81 14 rpAIPINO, Thurs. The TalpX Ing soccer league competition begins on April 4. The Indian Association is a notable absentee this season from the two divisions. The first division has only attracted four teams Prison Athletic Club, Persatuan Melayu ■A', Kllat Club and Chinese R.C. 'A. In
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      Perak's four new 'caps'
      88 14 TPOH. Thurs. Geoffrey de Sllva. 1 former Selangor, Negri and Pahang player, will captain the Perak team against Selangor in the opening match of the Malayan Cricket Association league on the town padang here on April 7 and 8 Four players will make their debut for
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      702 14 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT MITItt: TO CONSI'MERS To enable urgent extensions to be carried out at Fredwater House substation. U will be necessary to interrupt, electricity supplies from 30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. on Sunday, \M April. 1962. The following areas will be affected— in Fredwater House Factory
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      227 14 NOTICE THIS Is to inform tbe public that MR. CHIN KIM YOONO ot No. 221 Buntong New Village. Ipoh. has left our empiovmeoi on 12.2.62. We shall not bold oarmtrm responsible for any debts incurred by him during or after tbe termmation of bis service. YOM AHMAD LIMTTm No. 42.
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      867 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from unmarried Female Federal Citizens, who nave attained the age of 17 but under 25 years, for appointment *s STUDENT NURSES. Applicants must' (a) have passed toe Oversea School Certificate Examination or tbe Federation of Malaya Certincate ot Education. or <b) have passed such other
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      813 14 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders for the operation of tne Canteen at Wokshop Persekutuan. JabaUn Kerja Raya. will be received at Pejaba: Jurutera Jentera Penguasa, up to 3.00 p.m. on 12th April. 1962. Tender document* are available from Jurutera Jentera Penguasa. Wokshop Fersekut,uan. Jabatan Kerja Kaya. Jalan Cheras. Kuala Lumpur, on
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      Bet on tote says Yeoh
      604 15 IT WOULD ALSO HELP TO END MALPRACTICES IPOH. Thursday ]y|R. Yeoh Cheang Lee, chairman of the Perak Turf Club, today explained how turf clubs in Malaya could raise their stakes to $10,000 for class five races, $20,000 for class one races and anything from $50,000
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      Camera patrol for KL soon
      239 15 Camera patrol for KL soon |^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Camera patrol equipment which was Installed at the Singapore racecourse in December, will be installed at the Selanßor Turf Club In Kuala Lumpur by the middle of this year. Dato Sir Clough Thural.Mugham, chairman of the Selangor Turf Club, said this ai
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      43 15 SYDNEY. Thurs.— The Australian Athletic Union has chosen 81 athletes (or a training squad for the British Empire and Commonwealth Games In Perth In November. The team will be named after final trials In Melbourne on Oct. 20 and 21.— Reuter.
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      Anniversary
      15 15 IPOH, Thurs. Cheng Wah Athletic Association will celebrate its silver jubilee anniversary this year.
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      260 15 SOCCEH ISKANDER CUP iPenang) Malay College. K. Kangsar 6 Penang Free School 1. RAUB LGE: Govt. Offices a Truna 1. INTER-SCHOOL (P. Buntart Methodist Secondary 4 GES Bagan serai 1 TENNIS TIONG CUP (Klang): Ooea cinflea: Billy Yap bt George Ngoh 6-2. 6-1; Kanagendran bt Choon Klat 6-1,
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      TAUNTS LED TO BOXER'S FURY
      299 15 IUEW YORK, Thurs. A Benny 'Kid' Paret, 25-year-old Cuban boxer with a slim chance of surviving the mauling he took from Emile Griffith in their world welterweight title fight last Saturday, is still in a critical condition in Roosevelt Hospital here. Now It Is disclosed
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      Ipswich level with Burnley
      72 15 LONDON. Thurs. Ipswich Tcwn drew level on points with Burnley at the top of the English First Division league table when they won 2-0 at Leicester last night. Both clubs have 46 points, but Burnley have a superior goal average and also have three matches In
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      Easy wins for Maxwell and Minto
      218 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs, Maxwell S.C. started their bid to regain their S.A.F.A. Dlv 1 status with a 5-1 win over Kebenaran Club in a Dlv. 2C match at Farrer Park today. On the run of play, Maxwell should have come out doublefigure winners but their
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      Malayans holt Cristal for 62 minutes, then crack
      391 15 IPOH. Thursday FOOTBALL Association of Malaya Selection today put up a great fight before losing 4 l to Sporting Cristal, the touring Peruvian team, on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here. The Malayans did not allow their powerful opponents a goal until
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      Police win 2-0
      42 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Scoring both their goals In the first half, Selangor Combined Potlc* beat Federation Military College 2-0 in their Division 1 league hockey match on the Gurney Road ground yesterday. Manmohan Singh ttnd Sabapathy were the scorert.
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      44 15 SPORTS DIARY] SOCCER S'PORK DIV 2U: PBU v Jay« 'Balestier Rd); RAF Tengah v Chinese Athletic (Geylang). Friendly: Metal Box v Swiss Club (R. Valley Rd). PENANG DIV 2: Pelandok t Glugor Indians; Tg Bungah Rangers v Chung Cheng (both matches at D. Kramat).
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    Mystery letter: It was from Lim
    382 16 PLEDGE TO TENGKU BY BARISAN LEADER ON PARTY'S SUPPORT FOR MALAYSIA AND MERGER PRINCIPLES SINGAPORE, Thurs. LIM CHIN SIONG, secretary-general of the Barisan Sosialis, has personally pledged to Tengku Abdul Rahman his party's support of the merger and Malaysia principles. This promise was in
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    Education probe: Call to public
    143 16 SINGAPORE, Thursday. 'FHE Commission of Inquiry into education anA nounces today that it will welcome representations from organisations, educational bodies and members of the public on matters within its terms of reference. These are: "To inquire into the Government's education policy, its content and administration
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    Feature films at club
    40 16 KLUANG, Thurs. The Indian Association here will screen five feature films at the association premises at 8 p.m. on Sunday. The features include President Eisenhowers visit to India. Republic Day 1961, Feminine Fashion and Road Sense.
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    DEATHS
    84 16 TNC FUNERAL SERVICE of Ml 1 It. Meoon Prtalint; Jaya *iIJ take place at 3.: m pm. on Friday 30th ftUrelt at A.-wumpi ion Church Petal. n» Jay» and thence 10 rnrrm Road MR«. COM LAI SCAN |MI U Choun Khlan.i rvi.<fed away rener--I*3 leaving behind sod*. Kiaa »'h.-nrf.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    53 16 THI CHILDREN OP the lat* Mm. U>uw da Sllva thank relatives and fries** who ntttoded her funeral ni rea-ha mmaagra and «ay« aumun. MR. AND MM. A. N. Ratfiavaa Pi ii thank friend* and relatives for their attendance, good mhe» and v.iiii/ihie ;r*«cnt* on the occasion of heir wtddlDK
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    18 16 "CATALINA JWIMSUIT A ■•yl«« and Si-en. ym ir.ive«i <i "HudaC 90-A Orchard R*a4 and Cold Storage aiacnpor*
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    GUIDE TO CHOICE OF CAREERS
    84 16 GUIDE TO CHOICE OF CAREERS SINGAPORE, Thurs. A guide to a choice of careers, principally in the Government service, is being published by the Government for free distributions to the public. The first of these "Choice of Careers" pamplets is about "Merchant Nary Officers" and may now be obtained from
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER AND TIN
    323 16 LONDON, Thurs.— Stock markets ii London today were a little blighter than recently with sentiment helped by the better than expected United Kingdom balance of payments flßiires. Business however, remained small and selective with operators still rather reluctant to deal in front of the budget.
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    TIN
    23 16 LONDON, Thun.— Buyers £963, sellen £964, Forward buyers £965. seller. U6SH. Settlement £964. Turnover am, ISO tana, pjn. 55 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    RUBBER
    44 16 LONDON, Thurs. Spot J4d., May 24d.. June 24d.. July Bept. 24'^d.. Oct. Dec. J4«,d.. Jan/Mar. 34 I *d.. April/June 24'» d.. c.l.f. Apr. 23 1 1 16 d.. May 33 11/16 U. June 23 11 16 d. Tone: Steady but i very quiet.
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    TENGKU: THERE'LL BE NO MALA YSIA WITHOUT SINGAPORE
    467 16 TENGKU: THERE'LL BE NO MALA YSIA WITHOUT SINGAPORE PREMIER OPENS UMNO SEMINAR ALOR STAR. Thur« Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said liere today il was up to Hie people of Singapore whether or not Malaysia would be set up. "If they don't want it, then we wont have it. he
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    Lock icon DR. CHARLIE CHAPLIN, D. LITT. (HON.)
    94 16 DR. CHARLIE CHAPLIN, D. LITT. (HON.) LONDON. Thurs. Film comedian Charlie Chaplin has been nominated for an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters by Oxford University, the Daily Herald newspaper reported. The report said approval for the nomination, due on May 8 and almost a formality, would enable Mr. Chaplin
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    NUDE EXTORTION BID: THREE CONVICTED
    165 16 SEGAMAT. Thursday. rVO men and a girl were convicted here yesterday of attempted extortion of $2,025 from a contractor, Phua See Tai, 73, after taking pictures of him in the nude embracing a naked woman. They were Teo Seng, 23, (18 months' jail, six strokes
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    Housing promise to the Mitchells
    202 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Army today gave an assurance that Mrs. Cynthia Mitchell, 18. wife of a serviceman, and their daughter will not be posted to Hong Kong until suitable accommodation is found for them. Mrs. Mitchell, wife of signalman E. P. Mitchell went on a
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    Public can now rent holiday bungalows from Singapore Govt.
    210 16 Public can now rent holiday bungalows from Singapore Govt. SINGAPORE, Thursday. THK public can rent from next week Singapore Government-owned holiday bungalows ;ir Telok Paku in Changi, Fraser's Hill and the Cameron Highlands, the Finance Ministry announced today. The rent for the three bungalows at Telok Paku range.-, from $10
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    Lock icon AIR CEYLON GUESTS OFF TO LONDON TODAY
    127 16 AIR CEYLON GUESTS OFF TO LONDON TODAY SINGAPORE. Thurs. Representatives from travel agencies and newspapers iv the Federation and Singapore will be guests of the inaugural Air Ceylon Comet flight to London, win. v leaves here tomorrow. The travel agents are Mr. Harbajan Lai Nancia ot G.C Nanda and Sons;
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    A national dress show
    49 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Ten girls from the University of Singapore Students' Union will stage a fashion show of national costumes at the Nanyang University campus at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow. The show is the U.S.S.U's contribution to the Nanyang University Students' Union's "Minggu University" which starts today.
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    Syria curfew ip cut by hour
    61 16 DAMASCUS, Thurs.— Syria s ruling army command la.st night cut the curfew by one hour and observers regarded this as a sign that they felt they were in full control of the country after yesterdays bloodless coup d'etat. The new Syrian regime has told
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      46 16 The Weather TJIGHEST and lowest temperai" t tiros for Malaya and Singa--1 pore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Hifhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kola Bharu 86 75 Penang 90 75 l ipoh 91 73 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 82 75
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