The Straits Times, 31 March 1962

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    21 1 AVEBAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times tfotie** 1 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    TENGKU's DEADLINE
    401 1 MINISTER ON N ANYANG'S POSITION- Page 11 'We cannot keep Causeway open indefinitely' Johore barrier by end of year if... STAR, Fri. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here last night that the Johore Causeway would be closed "at the end of this year" if Singapore did
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    MONUMENT MAN FOR MALAYA
    28 1 MR. FELIX DX WELDON (right) and Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil, retiring Malayan Ambassador to the U.S., stand before part of the completed statuary group.
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    SCULPTOR AND HIS WIFE ARE COMING
    189 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TLf R. Felix De Weldon. American sculptor commis--ITI sioned by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to design Malaya's national monument commemorating the end of the Emergency, will visit the Federation on April 10. He will be accompanied by his wife.
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    Big alliance in offing: MCA leader
    88 1 Big alliance in offing: MCA leader SINGAPORE. Fri. The Vice-President of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Cheah Theam Swee. who flew back from Jesselton tonight, revealed that the Alliance and four major North Borneo political parties would "work together In close liaison on problems of mutual Interest. Irrespective of whether
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    Wives in short shorts rile the General
    326 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. A "cover up" call has gone to wives and daughters of British soldiers here. It was made by Brigadier C. H. Stonely. Deputy Commander. Singapore Base District. In a circular to all commanding officers. The 0.0.0.. Major-Gen. I. C. Harris, was
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    Commonwealth —and India
    48 1 Commonwealth and India NEW DELHI. Fri. Mr. Nehru said in Parliament today Britain's Immigration Bill was found to be based on colour, but it would not drive India out of the Commonwealth. "If we leave that may be due to wider reasons, not this particular matter," he said.
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    6 missile tests
    34 1 PARIS, Fri. France carried out, six successful missiles test shots in the Sahara last week, a Defence Ministry bulletin said today. Two "Agate" missiles were fired from the Hammagulr testing base.
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    Lock icon 1,179 admit guilt
    34 1 HAVANA, Fri. All 1,179 prisoners being tried here for their part In last April's abortive invasion attempt have pleaded guilty, an official statement published in Havana morning newspapers said today. Reuter.
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    Now the real job of the ASA leaders lies ahead
    382 1 Now the real job of the ASA leaders lies ahead XL ALA LUMPUR, Friday. TIIK seven-month old Association of SouthKasl Asia will move into action after next week's meeting of foreign ministers of Malaya, Thailand and the Philippines at the Cameron Highlands. Up to now. mem Der countries have been
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    NAIR in 35 ft. CAR PLUNGE: CUTS ONLY
    105 1 NAIR in 35 ft. CAR PLUNGE: CUTS ONLY KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. C. V. Dp van Nair. chairman of the Singapore Adult Education Board, escaped with minor injuries when his car skidded and plunged 35 feet into a ravine at the .V mile Cheras Road at 2.30 p.m. yesterday. It
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    Lock icon A pledge on racial harmony
    122 1 A pledge on racial harmony lESSELTON. Fri. J Leaders of three political parties in North Borneo met here today and reaffirmed their desire to maintain racial harmony at all costs. The leaders were Datu Mustapha. president of the United Sabah National Kadazan Organisation, and Mr. Khoo Siak Chiew, president of
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    28 1 U.S. AID TO INDIA NEW DELHI, FRI United Mall berc today .innmin. two new loans totalling I million (S360.000.noO) to India repayable u\n IH years. Reuter.
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      Lock icon British 'leaks' to France threatened atom accord
      651 2 British 'leaks' to France threatened atom accord Washington, Fri. Anglo-Ameri-can agreement on atomic co-operation during and after World War II was threatened after the liberation by British "leaks" to France, according to a book being published here today. "The New World, 1939--1946" Is the first volume of a history of
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      Lock icon CEYLON GOVT. TO SUE NEWSPAPER
      79 2 CEYLON GOVT. TO SUE NEWSPAPER COLOMBO. Fri— Mr. Felix Dias Bandaranalke, Ceylon's Finance Minister, has filed an action in the district court here against Associated Newspapers of Ceylon for recovery of 150.000 rupees (about $92,000) damages. The action arises out of publication in the leading morning newspaper, Ceylon Dally News,
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      Blue eyes and skin cancer: By a doctor
      131 2 Blue eyes and skin cancer: By a doctor SAN FRANCISCO. Fri.— A New Zealand doctor said yesterday tha,t people with blue eyes and light skin were more susceptible to skin cancer from exposure to the sun than those with dark eyes and dark skin. Dr. David Eastcott told newsmen he
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      Lock icon Cape Canaveral: Russia invited
      71 2 NEW YORK, Fri. The United States yesterday Invited Russia and the other members of the 28-nation U.N. committee on the peaceful uses of outer space to visit Cape Canaveral, the launching site for U.S. space vehicles, early next month. Mr. Francis Plimpton, the U.S. .deputy chief
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      Lock icon Gave lift to Lituli: In court
      76 2 DURBAN, Fri- Two men who gave a lift home in the rain to exChlef Albert Lutuli. the 1960 Nobel Peace Prize winner, were discharged by a court yesterday on a charge of entering Lutuli's home reserve without a permit. The men, 19-year-old Peter de
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      Lock icon S. Rhodesia: U.N. team for London
      80 2 NEW YORK. Fri. The U.N. General Assembly's committee on colonialism yesterday decided to break off its work until after a sub-committee discusses the future of Southern Rhodesia with the British Government in London. The committee hopes to dispatch the deputation within a week and
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      Lock icon Working mother
      33 2 NEW YORK, Fri.— The 21Member United Nations Commission on the Status of Women has decided to call for a U.N. study off worldwide measures taken to help the working mother.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon True age revealed, so she committed suicide
      209 2 True age revealed, so she committed suicide |>ARIS, Pri. Tall, r y o v t hful-looking model Anna-Lisa Cameron, has committed suicide here because a scene with frontier officials revealed her true age as 40, Paris police said yesterday. Mrs. Cameron retained Swedish nationality after her wedding here in 1954
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      Lock icon New ways found to diagnose cholera
      133 2 BANGKOK, Friday. »pHE South-East Asia Treaty Organisation cholera research laboratory in Dacca, East Pakistan, has found better ways to diagnose the disease, it was announced here today. The laboratory's deputy director. Dr. J. K. Stockard. said his staff had developed a new culture medium
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      U.S. plan to end national armies to be presented at Geneva talks
      212 2 GENEVA, Friday. •JHE United States intends next week to propose a plan to eliminating the world's national armies in nine years and replace them with a United Nations force, it was learned today. 1 The plan will be
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      Lock icon COMMONS PASSES S. AFRICA BILL
      171 2 COMMONS PASSES S. AFRICA BILL ONDON, Fri. The House of Commons last night passed a BiJl to legalise Anglo-South African relations in British law now that South Africa is outside the Commonwealth. Under the Bill. South Africa will continue to get the equivalent of Commonwealth tariff preference. One of the
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      Guido is the new man
      495 3 Military conditions include a ban on Peronists BUENOS AIRES. Fri ARMED FORCES AGREE AS AN OLD FRIEND OF FRONDIZI TAKES OFFICE •JHE new President of Argentina, Mr. Jose Maria Guido, ''in agreement with the armed forces." will formally take office in a public ceremony at
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      Lock icon Dame Margot loves twist
      68 3 PERTH I Western Australia", Fri.— Dame Margot Fonteyn, first lady of ballet, arrived here today full of praise for a dance she loves— the twist. Interviewed on her arrival from London for an eightweek Australian tour. Dame Margot was asked about the twist and replied: "I
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      Lock icon McGregor named Far East Air C-in-C
      172 3 McGregor named Far East Air C-in-C T ONDON. Fri. A 52-year-old New Zealander, Air Marshal Sir Hector D. McGregor, will become Com-mander-in-Chief, Far East Air Force, from June 10, it was announced here yesterday. Born at Walroa. New Zealand, and educated at Napier. Sir Hector joined the Royal Air Force
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      Lemnitzer is pleased
      71 3 SAIGON. Fri.— Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer, Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, left Saigon today "pleased by everything I saw" in South Vietnam. Gen. Lemnitzer. who was scheduled to land in Taipeh later today, said winning the war against Communist guerillas here will be a long
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      Lock icon U.S. put on escorts for Russians in retaliation for a shooting incident
      296 3 U.S. put on escorts for Russians in retaliation for a shooting incident BONN, Friday. §IX armed U.S. military policemen were keeping a vigil outside the Russian Army compound in Frankfurt through the night to make sure that no Russians left without an American escort, an army spokesman said today. The
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      Lock icon D.S.O. for the Congo 'swagger stick' hero
      157 3 D.S.O. for the Congo 'swagger stick' hero T ONDON, Fri. Major Richard Lawson. the sft sin tall British army officer nlcknajned "the swagger-stick hero" after his rescue last year of a priest in the Congo, has been awarded the Distinguished Bervice Order, it was announced here yesterday. The 34-year-old Major
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      Lock icon WEST GERMANY CALLS FOR A NATO 'NUCLEAR PARTNERSHIP'
      113 3 WEST GERMANY CALLS FOR A NATO 'NUCLEAR PARTNERSHIP' DONN. Fri.— Mr. Franz- Josef Strauss, West German Defence Minister, today called for Nato "nuclear partnership without national control" at a conference here of 200 West German generals and Defence Ministry officials. But Mr. Strauss told the two-day conference that even under
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      Lock icon Indonesian tin deal with Russia
      91 3 Indonesian tin deal with Russia JAKARTA. Frl. Indonesia has started paying oil credits owed to Russia with tin. Col. Rudy Pirngardie director of the board of management of State Tin Mines, announced today. He said 400 tons have been shipped to the Soviet Union since November, and Indonesia was committed
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      Manila talks
      30 3 MANILA. Fri. President Diosdado Macapagal of the Philippines yesterday discussed with his top economic advisers ways and means to raise funds to Implement his rive-year socio-economic programme.—Reut ar.
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    • WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
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        $15 MIL. CLAIM ON U.N.
        144 3 BRUSSELS, Frl.—Belgium may claim 247,000,000 Belgian francs (about $15,168.--000) compensation from the United Nations for damage to her citizens and goods during the U.N. military action in Katanga in September and December last year. Mr. Paul-Henri Sp?ak. Belgian Foreign Minister. said here last night. The
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        27 3 WASHINGTON: Senator Stuart Symington, chairman of the Senate Stockpile Subcommittee, announced that public hearings in the inquiry into the status of U.S. stockpiles would resume on Tuesday.
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        30 3 JERUSALEM: Five Judges of Israel's Supreme Court rejected Adolf Eichmann's requests for hearing of new evidence, then adjourned to consider their Judgment on his appeal against conviction and death sentence.
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        29 3 PARIS: Scientists from 25 nations have drawn up a scientific programme for observations during the international "quiet sun" year in 1964-66 when there will be a minimum solar activity.
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        25 3 HONG KONG: Communist China and Finland signed In Peking a 1961-62 Trade agreement, according to the New China News Agency which did not give details.
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        45 3 NEW YORK: Eddie Fisher, singer husband of film star Elizabeth Taylor, has left a New York psychiatric hospital to stay with a friend, his manager, Mr. Milton Blackstone said. Fisher entered the hospital "for rest and relaxation" following reports that hia marriage was breaking up.
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        40 3 LONDON: General Maxwell Taylor, military adviser to President Kennedy, who Is touring Western Europe, had a 70-minute meeting with Mr. Macmillan. British Prime Minister in a day of talks with British leaders, includ. ing defence chiefs, on basic defence problems.
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      495 3 RADIO MALAYA t»uiuir Otter: 10.45 Drtam nMUIW WMLMTM Dhlc>] noo cl j^ NATIONAL SHOBTWAVE DAmrt esnuj~ V rabp SERVICE 41.7 metre* RADIO SINGAPORE AM 6.00 Time Signal. Nc- mmiii \i bim ji garu-ku. News Headlines: C.05 MtDIU U M-.RWGfc Morning Melodies: 7.00 Rendez- siiortuau s%virr vous With Music: 7.30 TUuc
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    PAP view of the letter
    551 4 'WE HOPE LIM WILL BE ABLE TO SEE TENGKU PERSONALLY' SINGAPOR, Fri PARTY IS HAPPY REDS IN BARISAN' HAVE DECIDED TO MAKE PEACE WITH TENGKU I'H K People's Action Party said today that it was "happy to read that the Communists in Barisan Sosialis" and
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    Amateur grower wins the top prize at Flower Show
    206 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. For the r second year running, Mr. George C. C. Chan, an amateur horticulturist, won the Championship Cup at the 14th Singapore Flower show, which opened at the Happy World Stadium today. Mr. Chan scored more than 20 Class
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    FATAL RAMMING BY CAR: MURDER
    269 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. T»HREE hunters out shooting flying-fox one night last year were seriously injured when a car deliberately rammed into them, on a pathway off Sembawang Road, a Coroner's Court was told today. As a result of the crash, i one of them died of
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    Che Yusof opens Army mosque
    105 4 Che Yusof opens Army mosque CJINQAPORE. Fri. The IO Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak congratulated the British Army authorities here when he opened the Army's first mosque in the Far East, at Clementi Road today. The mosque, which cost $100,000. Inche Yusof said, "will prove to be a
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    THREE-DAY ULTIMATUM BY UNION
    69 4 THREE-DAY ULTIMATUM BY UNION SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union today gave the management of Sandilands Buttery and Co., Ltd. a three-day ultimatum to continue negotiations on the union's wage claims, or face Industrial action as from Monday. The company's general manager. Mr. C.E. Goodrich, confirmed he
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    Bombs exploded
    31 4 MERSING, Fri.— Seven unexploded bombs, relics of the second world war, were yesterday exploded at the seaside here. They were found by a gardener behind the Assistant O.C.P.D.'s bungalow.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    353 4 LONDON. Fri. The stock markets finished a quiet and uninteresting week on a .satisfactory note today. Business continued to be restrained by Budget uncertainltles but very little selling developed and a modest demand brought gains in many sections. Dated gilt-edged securities recorded small gains in response to modest
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      43 4 The Weather JIIOHEBT and lowest temperatures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Hlf heat Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 86 79 Penang 85 77 Ipoh 93 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 84 75
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    Passenger boat was on wrong side of the Bernam River, inquest is told
    720 5 SABAK BERNAM. Fri pOLLOWING a collision between a passenger launch and a motor cargo junk in the Bernam River on the night of Sept. 4 last year, as t result of which 21 lives were lost, evidence
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    FIVE ARRIVE TO STAFF COLLEGE
    192 5 FIVE ARRIVE TO STAFF COLLEGE KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Five Canadians arrived here today to staff Malaya's first technical teachers' training; college. The group, all experts in technical teachers' training in various parts of Canada. Is headed by Mr. B. F. Addy. director 01 vocational education of Manitoba Province. The others
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    Appeal in Penang for blood donors
    137 5 Appeal in Penang for blood donors DENANG. Fri. The Penang and Province Wellesley Blood Transfusion Association has appealed for blood donors. Thp association's (secretary. Mr. M. Rethinasamy. in a letter to the Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thlam Siew. explained that the bank required an average of 250 pints of blood a
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    Tengku at marriage
    65 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, was present last night at the religious marriage ceremony of his nephew, Syed Zainul Khodhi. son of' the Kedah Mentrl Besar. Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddln The bride was Tengku Asiah binte Tengku Haider, step-daughter of Syed Irus Al-Idrus.
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    TEACHER IS ACQUITTED ON CHARGE OF RAPE
    144 5 SINGAPORE. Fri— A school teacher. Yee Tar Swee, 30. who was on trial in the Assize Court here today on a charge of raping a schoolgirl, was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah without his defence being called. The offence
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    Tester denies ever asking money to pass L-drivers
    262 5 Tester denies ever asking money to pass L-drivers PENANG. Friday. A BUTTERWORTH ariving tester. Hassan bin Ibrahim, today denied in court that he had ever asked money for passing L-drivers. I "It Is not true that I would fai: people taking teats If I was not paid certain sums," I
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    Ban slapped on pin-tables and fruit machines
    101 5 MALACCA. Kri. Pintables and fruit machines have been banned in .Malacca State. The ofticer-in-charge of criminal investigations. Deputy Supt. Heng Soon Poh, said today that letters bad been sent to all those known to operate these machines warning them that if they continue
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    Inner Wheel officials
    39 5 SEREMBAN. Frt.— Mrs- J. Lorkin has been elected president of the Inner Wheel Club of the Seremban Rotary Club. Other officials elected are Mrs. Nancy Tan (vice-presi-dent). Mrs. L. Bruce (secretary) and Mrs. Gaye Cheah 'treasurer).
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    Malaya for Tokyo talks KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. _
    84 5 Malaya for Tokyo talks KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaya is one of 10 countries in Asia sending representatives to a survey of audiovisual aids research and experimentation In Asia and the Far East at Tokyo from April 1 to 9. The survey is a project .sponsored by the VS. Office of
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    Call to fight mosquito menace
    199 5 PENANO. Fri— The Mayor of George Town, 'Mr. 00l Thlara Slew, said today that eradication of the mosquito menace could be "100 per cent successful" only if the people would co-operate with the City Council. Citizens he said, should see that empty tins, flower pot.*
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    Yoke Heong: Future brightens
    368 6 SHE MAY BE ABLE TO EAT, DRINK AND WRITE A LITTLE WITH ARTIFICIAL ARMS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. LAI YOKE HEONG, the 18-year-old schoolgirl who lost both her arms in a motor accident last week, will have a chance to eat, drink and write a little with
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    Deputy C.P.O. on leave
    50 6 MALACCA. Fri The Deputy Chief Police Officer of Malacca, Supt. Yunus bin Talib, is leaving here on three months' leave. He will tour Europe before going to Mecca on a pilgrimage. The officer-in-charge of Criminal Investigations. Malacca. Deputy Supt. Heng Soon Poh. will act in hiplace
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    Lock icon Donations received for Miss Lai
    649 6 Donation* received today from straits Times readers In the Federation amounted to $1,917.70 and in Singapore $806 making It a total of J2.723.70. KKDt RATION Anonymous. K.L. $10; Miss A Lee. Seremban. $5; Mr. and Mrs. Chuah Poh Kuau, Penaiift. $20: Baby Chuah. Penang. $5:
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    Abusive man fined $20
    72 6 PENANG. r'ri. A former house painter. Koay Wah Poh. 42. was today fined $20 lor using insulting words to an engineer, Mr. Bryan Tsou Chin Chia. at Downing Street on March 1 Woman Insp. Loh Kuen Chow, prosecuting said that Tsou was inspecting the Gorernment building
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    New Rotary officials
    82 6 IPOH. FTl— Dr. Goh Telk Wah was elected president ol the Ipoh Rotary Club at Its annual meeting here yesterday. He will assume office for the year 1962-1963 in July. The new vice-president? are Dr. Ng Yok Hlng and Inche Ibrahim bin Hajl Moham ed Yassln. Other
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    Trader taken to hospital
    56 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Frt. A Benut trader. Hajl Klchak bin Daene Betomba. 55. was rushed 50 miles to the General Hospital here this morning with buckshot In his face His family were wakened by a shot at 4 am. and found him outside his Parit Abdul Rahman
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    OFF GOES CLAY: RUBBER'S TOP JOB VACANT
    112 6 OFF GOES CLAY: RUBBER'S TOP JOB VACANT KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. §IR GEOFFREY CLAY, Malaya's first Controller of Rubber Research, left for SinganAro X in Uof <rt M soon afler completing This three-year term. Sir Geoffrey will leave for London by ship on Sunday. He turned down an offer last year
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    Black-out hits the capital of Perl is
    93 6 Black-out hits the capital of Perl is IfANGAR. Fri— The capital of Perlis was blacked out tin whole of last night as the result of a powrr failure. The electricity supply broke down at 3.40 p.m. yesterday. This morning an expert from Butterworth. Mr. L. Bein. arrived here to supervise
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    Hamburg professor drops in at varsity for talk
    130 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —Dr. Wolfgang Franke. visiting professor in Chinese studies from West Germany, dropped in at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur today to have a chat with university officials. He will return in April next year to join the
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    Hatta pays a visit to Penang
    100 6 Hatta pays a visit to Penang PENANG, Fri. Dr. Mohamed Hatta, former VicePreside nt of Indonesia, arrived In Penang today for a two-day private visit. Dr. Hatta was met at Bayan Lepas airport by the State Secretary. Inche Abdullah bin Udl. and the Indonesian Consul. Mr. Zahar Ariffln. Dr. Hatta.
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    THREE MONTHS FOR BITING POLICEMAN
    139 6 BUTTERWORTH. Friday. A LABOURER, Ibrahim bin Arshad, 23. was today sentenced to three months' jail for slapping a policeman and biting finger. Ibrahim was alleged to have assaulted Cpl. S. Nathan on March 4 at 12.50 a.m. at PraJ police station. Cpl. Nathan testified that
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    Nurses move
    42 6 BATU GAJAH. Fri Miss Ruth Clark and Miss Joyce Miller, the American Peace Corps nurses whu were posted to the District Hospital here, have now been sent to the health centre in Jltra (Kedah) for a special threeweek training course
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    The Malayan scene
    141 6 The Malayan scene npHIS week's Sunday Mail once more takes you behind the Malayan scene to explore the significant and the strange. Malayan features include: SAVINGS THROUGH STATISTICS the story of 1.2 million well-spent dollars A TOWN GETS THE WATER TREAT MENT a Dutchboy and the dyke drama in Malaya's
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    Naafi man is jailed
    79 6 Naafi man is jailed BUTTERWORTH, Fri A Naafi salesman. Tan Teng Seng. 31, was today sentenced to five months' jail fur criminal breach of trust of $614 between Jan. 21 and March 8 this year. Inspector Ng Yoke Wens, prosecuting, told the Magistrate, Inche Ahmad Hanafi. that on March 9
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    Stabbing at hotel: Man dies
    100 6 PENANG. Fri. One man died early this morning and another was seriously wounded following a stabbing affray in a Chulla Street hotel la>t night. Police have detained two men for questioning. The dead man, Hablb Sved Ibrahim, and a companion. Syed Abdul Tahlr, It la
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    Admitted
    29 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Singapore magistrate. Mr Edward Lam Pin Poo. was admitted to the Singapore Bar by the Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose, In the High Court today.
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    CHOLERA VACCINE FOR N. BORNEO
    51 6 RUALA LUMPUR Fri —The Federation Government yesterday sent 10.000 c.c. of anti-cholera vaccine to North Borneo for use in the anticholera control campaign there. Up till the middle of this month, it had been reported that 60 people had died of the disease in North
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      135 6 Serving Malaya and the World UNITED MALAYAN BANKING CORPORATION LTD. (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) Head Office: 11 Ampang St., Kuala Lumpur Announce the OFFICIAL OPENING for business of their KULIM BRANCH at No. 44, Jalan Raya, Kulim, Kedah On Saturday 31st. March 1962 All Types of Banking Business
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    CHAMPAGNE PARTY IN SINGAPORE FOR DAME MARGOT
    175 7 CHAMPAGNE PARTY IN SINGAPORE FOR DAME MARGOT SINGAPORE, Fri— Dame Margot Fonteyn, prima ballerina, passed through Singapore early this morning on her way to Australia for an "experimental" performance. With her were her troupe of eight members of the Royal Ballet Company of London and a complete portable set of
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    DATE OF ROYAL WEDDING IS FIXED
    118 7 DATE OF ROYAL WEDDING IS FIXED KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The wedding of Sharifah Salwah, eldest, daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, and Tengku Suleiman ibni Almarhum Tengku Abu Bakar, of Johore, has been fixed. for May 17. Elaborate plans are being prepared fjr the big occasion the first wedding of
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    Compensation law change
    53 7 SINGAPORE. FTi. A Bill amending the Motor Vehicles (Third Party Risks and Compensation) Ordinance, published today, provides that, although sums ordered by a court to compensate for personal Injuries are payable to the Publice Trustee, the right to enforce such judgments will vest in the persons benefittlng
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    Phee denies talking about bus lots with director
    699 7 PENANG, Friday pHEE JOO TEIK, former deputy chairman of the Butterworth Town Council, denied in the Penang Assize Court today that he had ever discussed parking spaces for buses with Cheah Ah Chee, managing director of Central Province Bus Company, before the
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    LOTTERY AID SAVES TWO TEMPLES
    132 7 IPOH, Friday. 'PHE Social and Welfare Lotteries Board has given 1 $38,000 to save two ancient temples (Chinese and Hindu) and a mosque from being washed away by the sea. The Chinese temple at Paslr Pan jane Laut in the .south coastal area of the
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    AMENDMENT TO CUSTOMS DUTY LAW
    93 7 AMENDMENT TO CUSTOMS DUTY LAW SINGAPORE. Fri The power to prescribe Customs duties for the protection of local industries will be transferred from the Yang diPertuan Negara. Inche Yusof 1 1 I>hak. to the Minister concerned, under the Customs (Amendment) Bill published today. The Minister will consider the report of
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    Rakyat rally
    21 7 KOTA BHARU. Fri. The Party Rakyat leader. Inche Ahmad Boestamam, addressed a ra'.ly at Padang Merdelca here last night.
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    Killed in car crash
    64 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— An elecirlcian. P. P. Sundaresan. 27. of Dunlop Street, was killed yesterday when his car travelling from Johore Bahru to Singapore collided with an oncoming car at Woodlands Road Two passengers in his car. 3. P. Arulnachalan, 29. and O. Nathesan. 39. were admitted
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    Examiner in ballet for S'pore
    63 7 Examiner in ballet for S'pore A WELL-KNOWN ballet examiner Miss Jean McDonnell 'above), who is due to arrive in Singapore on April 3 to examine more than 200 ballet students from the dancing schools in the State. Miss McDonnell is an examiner from the Royal Academy of Dancing and during
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    ARMED GANG ROBBERY IS ALLEGED
    86 7 PENANG. Fri.— Five men were today tentatively charged with armed gang robbery at Batu Hltam. Baiik Pualu, last Sunday. Loh Ah Bah. 21. Toh Foon Choon, 2S, Goh Foh Hee. 22. Rahim bin Ahmad. 28. and Ahmad bin Don. 30, were alleged to have held
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    Two acquitted in extort case
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR Fri Chov Chong Mun. 23. and Thlan Thar Kian. 22. alias Ah Choo. were yesterday acquitted, without their defence being called on a charge of attempting to extort an undisclosed sum of money from Mar Sen at the Seng Heng Hotel at Pudu
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      144 7 A TRUSTED SYMBOL... We are pleased to announce, on behalf of SOCONY MOBIL OIL COMPANY, INC and Mobil Affiliates worldwide, the formation of MOBIL OIL MALAYA LIMITED, serving the Federation of Malaya, Singapore and the Borneo Territories. The "Flying Red Horse" and the "Mobil" emblem have long been familiar and
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    Mr. LIM GOES INTO FOURTH ROUND OF LEGAL BATTLE
    548 8 Citizenship appeal by educationist RUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Chinese educationist L i m Lian Geok has taken his legal battle to retain his citizenship into the fourth round. He has been granted conditional leave by the Federation Chief Justice, Dato Sir James
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    American International's giant building plans
    211 8 IPOH. Friday T<HE American InterA national Assurance Co. Ltd. is spending more than $12 million on constructing new buildings in various centres of the Federation. Mr. O. M. Hughes, president of the company, which has its headquarters In Hong Kong, told the Straits Times while
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      184 8 Buys Bunny By Baiph BeimdaM ~^PK /CARE TO |J/)f *N' WHY DON'T > LM Abner By 1# Capp WOULD MO'KJNELV BE^ />• f NAMELY, THET X WESEEN TH'SKONK X ODES "lO', Lit ABNER, KMMOI«W? > WITNESSES 7D MAH *>.( o N p IV MABRVIN-6^'.''- J FIGHT ME REFEREED TAKE THET
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 10 W»r4i tU (Minimum) IN MEMORY OF our Dearly beloved stMr Amy Illovsky nee Wong who .:,y on the 31st of March 1951.
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    PERSONAL
    45 10 Word, SU (Minimum) FRANCIS HENC contact Perry Imv regarding booking of Ponggol uunicalow. MR. R. RAMALINOAM, father to I: Vasantha Dcvi alias Annie Keah. <m on 5.4.M at District Hospital. Klang. Please contact Lee Chlew Sin .■His Judy at T227 Pengkalan Rama, Kowi. Malacca.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    243 10 Jo Word, $10 (Minimum) THE COCKPIT'S Java Rijattafel Is served every Saturday and Sunday uinrn time. GO AHEAD! Oive her Lingerie by Van Raalte' 'cause she loves nice things. Moderns. 34 High Street, B'pore. V.I. SPEECH DAY. Wednesday 11th riease apply Headmaster for II you wish to attend. Tele;.m..ne
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    111 10 20 Word, S2.SO (Milt.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In Singapore. Orchard Road. Sunday Service 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.—All welcome. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH, o, t-nrt Canning Road, Singapore Telephone ***** Services Sunday 7.30 ■i m., 10.00 a.m. and 5 30 i> m. Sunday School 8.45 a m Everybody Welcome. BIBLE-PRESSVTERIAN
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, March 31, 1962.
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      The Law on Trial
      641 10 When seven witnesses testifying in a preliminary enquiry into charges of the utmost gravity give evidence in court entirely at variance with statements they are said to have made to the police, the public mind must be profoundly disturbed. At the conclusion in a Kuala Lumpur
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      Another Coup
      382 10 There are no consolations at all to be discovered in President Frondizi's worsting by a pack of benighted military officers in Argentina. Dr. Frondizi's rather appropriately named intransigent liberals have certainly not launched Argentina's golden age since they were swept to power in the 1958 elections (the first
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      Aborigine Gift
      209 10 The extra six hundred square feet of show space cunningly squeezed out of the nooks and crannies of Kuala Lumpur's National Art Gallery was badly needed and can be put to good use until and if— tentative plans for adopting the present Istana Negara when it has been
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    The boom that changing the face of Borneo•••
    1015 10  - The boom that changing the face of Borneo NELSON RUTHERFURD by THE Sabahborn Chinese businessman took the packet of cigarettes courteously opened for him by the coffee, shop waiter and said mildly: "I know we don't have a single cabaret in the whole of Borneo and only one set of
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      555 10 Straits Time* Malay Mail Classified edverthjemems mey be handed to: Ist Floor COLO STORAGE AMCADB Orchard Road COLO STORAGE BRANCHES) j AT HOLLAND ROAD— KATOW KKPPCL ROAD— NAVAL BASK Authorised Agents: CITY BOOK STORE LTD Winchester House. CoUyer Quay THE NEWS FRONT FHip.Mrfck-* Supermarket M. M. MMA!L 3 Admiralty Road,
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      20 10 1-mmi wm straw* mi sifftrfcg tfcTMgfc oiUaM spectacles. C. S. CHONG, O. D., EVERBRKHT OPTICAL CO. 19, Chun*) Street, Singapore.
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      108 10 I a \W SOCIAL uniicc 3o m\M r-*MTM*Ar\ a r MALAYA 41 see. MENTHOL SARAWAK 40 a*. tTery asm Mi kaows a eood Vlroioio cloorette h mode up ef lemon-yeltow colour tobotto of s»oet-sotitryiii« to.ts. "SNOW HOUIE" Mantfcelettd clforertes have) last these superb quoltriee lam— ysWew ulsur. sweet smofcis* and
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    Rajaratnam's plea to Nanyang
    1002 11 'The old attitude of hostility is no longer valid today' TAN SPEAKS OF VARSITY AS 'A WORTHY CRADLE' OF MALA VAN CULTURE SINGAPORE, Friday fHE acting Minister for Education, Mr. S. Ra jaratnam, today appealed to Nanyang University to treat its problems as wholly educational. He
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    DIPHTHERIA: GOVT'S NEW MEASURES
    200 11 SINGAPORE, Friday. EVERY child under a year old in Singapore must by law be immunised against diphtheria from today. This Is the first of three stages by which the newlyamended Diphtheria Immunisation Ordinance will come Into force to ensure compulsory protection against the disease for all
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    French warships leave base
    51 11 SINGAPORE, Frl.— TWO French warships with more than ISO sea cadets on board which arrived at the Naval Base on Monday, will »cave Singapore tomorrow morning for an undisclosed destination. v^.ie of the ships Is a cruls»r. Jeanne d'Arc, and the other is a frigate, Victor
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    Young mother found dead
    53 11 MALACCA. Pri.— R. Jalambah. an lft-year-old mother of a child, was found dead with her head almost completely severed in the labour lines on Gadek Estate In Pulau Sembang, 20 miles from here, early yesterday Police recovered an axe and a man was detained in TarnDin
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    Rotary chief
    21 11 KLANO. Fri— Mr. John C. Ling has been elected president of the Rotary Club of Klang and Port Swettenham.
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    Satellite tracking unit to leave varsity
    149 11 Satellite tracking unit to leave varsity cjINGAPORE, Frt. The satellite tracking unit at the University of Singapore is being movea to the Koyai Naval air station at Sembawang. Improved performance can oe expected from It at the new site, where it will be free from interference from car ignition systems.
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    Police officers on transfer
    45 11 MALACCA. Fri. The Malacca Police Contingent administrative Officer. Asst. Supt. Ooh Swee Chiang, Is going on transfer to Pasir Mas. Kelantan. on April 9 aa 0.8. P.C. there. He will be succeeeded by Asst. Supt. Nulh Soon Hock, of Kuala Lumpur.
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    Kidnap case: Three discharged men remanded now
    360 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. rpHREE Of the four J- people discharged in a magistrate's court yesterday on a kidnapping charge were produced before two magistrates today and remanded in custody under the Prevention of Crimes Ordinance. They were Kong Peng Lam. 38, Urn Peng,
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    $2,190 RECORDS AND CASH STOLEN FROM 2 SHOPS
    78 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. More than $2,000 worth of records and $190 cash were stolen by thieves who broke into two adjacent stores in Orchard Road last night. From Art Furniture Store, they took away the records and $65 which belonged to Miss Wong
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  • A Straits Times Features AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES
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      46 12 Fourth most iiiiiiiMMiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiim highly motorised MllMllllllMllllllilllMllllliHUilllMllllllinillllllllllllllllllllllllKllllllllMll iii'iimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiMuiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiMiiimiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiii AUSTRALIANS are the fourth most carconscious people in the world with a ratio of 3.5 persons to a vehicle. Here cars steam down Pacific Highway on the northern approaches to the Sydney Harbour Bridge during the morning peak period.
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      Australians truly move on wheels
      636 12 INDUSTRY CAN MEET ENTIRE DOMESTIC MARKET— AND EXPORT TOO VAST expansion pro- jects undertaken in recent years by the Australian motor industry have resulted in a production capacity of 350,000 vehicles a year. In 1948 there was virtually no production of wholly Australian -made motor
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      Moving footpath to serve motorists.
      171 12 MOTORISTS living in Sydney,* capital of New South Wales, can now leave their cars in a huge underground $7 million parking station and travel on the world's longest moving footpath to and from the city's main shopping and business area. This footpath, consisting basically of
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      Floating display of cars
      61 13 LEFT-HAND DRIVE MODELS POPULAR IN MID-EAST VISITORS aboard the Australian trade mission ship m.v. Chandpara before its departure from Fremantle, Western Australia, on Feb. 20 for a tour of 10 South-West Asian ports, inspect one of the Australian-made motor vehicles on display. Left-hand drive Australian cars
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      Manufacturers are following the trend on seat-belts
      216 13 Manufacturers are following the trend on seat-belts A USTRALIAN motorists are becoming more safety conscious than ever before with attention on the use of seat belts as an important safety measure. Increasing numbers of motorists are fitting seat belts In their oars and using them even on short distances. This
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      $4 MIL. FACTORY TO PRODUCE DIESEL ENGINES
      84 13 $4 MIL. FACTORY TO PRODUCE DIESEL ENGINES A ROLLS-ROYCE dlesd engine factory is to be established at a cost of $4 million at Banks town. Sydney. New South Wales The chairman of RollsRoyce of Australia Pty Ltd.. Mr. G. C Remington, said recently that the factory would produce engines for
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      Car battery operates new pump
      133 13 Car battery operates new pump rpO provide a self-contained 1 pneumatic tyre Inflation service for the ever-growing fleets or motor vehicles, farm tractor and earth moving equipment In use In Australia, a Sydney engineering firm has developed a new type of air-compressor unit. This Is a compact and efficient pump
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      Petroleum products find markets overseas
      227 13 Petroleum products find markets overseas DESIDES being a big D consumer of petroleum products on which the nations three million motor vehicles depend, Australia is also a regular exporter to many countries. 1 These exports of petroleum products during 1960 61 rose to 1.728,000 tons, an Increase of 434.000 tons
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      Station wagon runs on road, rail
      128 13 rE Australian Commonwealth Railways, which operates the trans-contin-ental service between South Australia and Western Australia, and other services, uses a vehicle that can travel on a roadway or a railway line. It b t motor inspection car which has completed ■early 60.000 miles in
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      Spare parts? Australia has them all
      534 13 Spare parts? Australia has them all IT MAKES THE WORLD'S LARGEST RANGE— SOME 400,000 TYPES MORE than 400,000 types of replacements and accessories arc manufactured by Australia's highly developed automotive parts industry. This enormous range the most extensive In the world covers vehicles of about 40 makes and goes back
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      Australia's first petrol driven car, the Tarrant, sold in 1897
      369 14 Australia's first petrol driven car, the Tarrant, sold in 1897 gI'ILDING cars is not new to Australians. They have long had the urge to do so. In fact they gave way to this urge as far back us 6."> years ago when Herbert Thompson of Victoria, constructed a steam vehicle.
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      Marking of highways the easy way in Queensland
      212 14 Marking of highways the easy way in Queensland rE Department of Main Roads in the Australian State of Queensland has overcome the problem of economically and efficiently painting small stretches of white dividing lines on roads with low density traffic. The marking is done by a small. three wheeled motorized
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      PEOPLE IN 45 COUNTRIES DRIVE AUSSIE-MADE CARS.
      28 14 PEOPLE IN 45 COUNTRIES DRIVE AUSSIE-MADE CARS. THE 1961 Model "FK" Holden station sedan THIS Australian -built Ford Paieon coupe utility can take rough punishment and heavy loads
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      The Holdens and Falcons popular
      652 14  -  LAN DAWES By pEOPLE In more than 45 countries are today driving cars that have been made in Australia. The two largest, car manufacturers in Australia are General MotorsHolden's and the Ford Motor Company. Q.M.H. recently shipped Its 32,000 th Holden overseas, to bring the
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      138 12 buy tough, tested Australian automotive products Australia builds the vehicles for your sort of roads cars that can stand up to every type of road surface smooth highways, tortuous mountain roads, bush tracks and congested city streets. Because Australians build for the most extreme conditions of climate and terrain, Australian-made
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    96 16 4ELBOURNE. F*rl INVESTMENT SHARES closed 1 barely steady with trading widened by a moderate turnover. Oils were mostly lower. A.O.G. was active and closed at 90s. 6d. and rights at 745. Base metals were firmer and Loans firm. N.B. Hill 16/- Mount laa 73/Arapol 12/81 Con. Zinc. A3/-8
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    111 16 March SO Three monies (UNOFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS r. N. 12 eta. Cold Storage sd. If. Box la eta. Steamship eta. Breweries 35 eta, is. Times 13 eta. Robinson 9 eta. S. Traders 25 eta. s. Darby Sd. Cnlteera IS eta. W. Jacks Ota. MINING! A. Amal 2/4» Pahanc
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    116 16 CHINESE Preduco Exchange tmgapera neon prloos per picul yestorday: Coconut all: bulk $3Ss sellers, drum $42 seller*. Copra: March UK/Continent $2? i buyers $28 sellers. Pepper: Jtuntok whit* $1671 sellars, Sarawak whit* $183 sellers, special Sarawak black $130 sellers, garbled Lampong black $130 sellers. ASTA $140 sellers. Singapore
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    TIN SHARE BUYERS HOLD OFF ON NERVOUS MARKET
    358 16 From Our Market Correspondent rPHERE was little of inA terest on tbe Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday which was generally dull. The under-lying nervousness about the American stockpile intentions still persists and tin share operators are nervously holding- off. Some detected a better
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    STOCKS INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stork Indices March 29 March 30 Industrials: 178.67 170.57 Tina: 335.53 325.33 S Rubbers: 194.83 194.g> Jan. 1 195S»100.
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    611 16 RUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Boustead (t.OOO) 51.68; Dunlop $1.47 OL. ON: (1,000) J1.4«. (1,000) $1.47: Gammon $1.80; J. Waußh (2.000) S2.IS Mai. Bank (1.000) »7.60 ON; M. Brew. (1,000) 13.53: M. Cement 12.60 OL.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    32 16 March. 30. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 801 cento (np one-eighth of a cent). XL: 801 cents (unchanged.) TIN: 5482.37} per picul (down $1.50). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (up 10 tons).
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    212 16 APRIL firit grade rubbar buyart f.e.lj. closed at 5 p.m. In Kua!* Lumpur wrrdn? at Mi cenU par Ib. unrhntiKCd on Thursday'a closing price. The ton* was idl*. Federation of Malaya Rubber ■>■ change < lowing piicea In centa par lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    216 16 APRIL EMI grade ruaaer buyart I c.c. > losed Rt 4. 50 p.m. In Singapore yexterdar Ht SOI centu p*r Ih up one-eighth of a cent on Thursday Honing pri<r. Th» i losing ton* wan Idle. S C.C.R.A. closing price* in cent« per lb. yesterday: Int. I
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    Rubber market: Listless indolent
    511 16 I npHE week was remarkI able for the complete change of pace that occurred report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current review of the Singapore Rubber Market. The trading pattern of recent weeks was obliterated and the market has languished in listless indolence, adds the report.
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    206 16 SNIPS lyinn alengtlde »n. llnitpwi >mm tod«y «r»: Mem; Uord 46. Klkuko Maru 88/39. Prea. Oarfleld «2/43. Chuprn 89/3*. Ooaal 4S. Anas Maersk 27/28. Boaaalovltle 59 SO, Van Cloon 21/23, Ferabrook 44. Asiao IS/16. Anil N'W. S Omar midi: betlrt, Almoo. Pusparssjam. Aktmrrasan. Angkor. Tone Hoo.
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    Tin price falls again: Rubber is still quiet
    196 16 'FHE price of tin in Singapore yesterday fell by x $1.50 to $482.37 J per picul on an offering of 220 In London overnight tin presented a basically steady appearance. As the session progressed, the market had to contend with rather freer
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    138 16 rpME Malayan Encrtania ■snkt' Atte- ciatien made inrs* cnanses la It* tates to mercbaui; vesierda* (all r»t»- to $HKI> New Vsrk: huyint TT 3:' Tt. arf. mail OD 33. WO d st 33 1/4 credit bills. 33 trade bills. Canada: buying, TT 34 9/IS. airman OD 34 6/ft.
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      Merger and Malaysia THE PLAIN CHOICE FACING SINGAPORE
      437 18 Merger and Malaysia THE PLAIN CHOICE FACING SINGAPORE AM a plain man, an ordinary officeworker, unskilled in political art. But I am learning fast from the squabbles of our politicians. Particularly enlightening is the way in which certain politicians twist the meanings of the words of their opponents to suit
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      LOVE OVER THE AIR...
      105 18 LOVE OVER THE AIR... CINCE when has it been 0 the policy of Radio Singapore for an announcer to make love over the air? In the case of one announcer, I can practically feel him breathing down my neck with his "sexy." breathless whispers. Breathing that Is more audible than
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      The Barisan Sosialis: A quote out of context
      298 18 The Barisan Sosialis: A quote out of context IN their reply to the Tengkus "close the causeway" threat the Barisan Sosialis on March 27 quoted me from the PAP "Tasks Ahead" Vol. I, page 23, as follows:— "It would be foolish in the extreme for on* territory to take temporary
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      Tax liability: Does Singapore face a heavier burden?
      596 18 Tax liability: Does Singapore face a heavier burden? MR. CASEY'S letter (S.T. March 27) is remarkable for three things. First, its failure to provide the clarification which was its alleged object; second, the choice, for Mr. Casey's examples, of cases which are not materially affected one way or the other
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      TINY MENACE
      54 18 r seems that the health authorities are not aware of the conditions of Bridge Btreet Packing of cotton from bales into small bundles is done In the street between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. You can imagine how irritated we are when tiny bits of cotton get into
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      A DISAPPOINTED PEEP
      118 18 IHAVE "peeped into the future" (the proposed Trade Union House) and am very disappointed to notice yet another lump of concrete purporting to be a modern building in Singapore. Why can't Singapore, like Kuala Lumpur, be noted for fine buildings with an Eastern architectural design? However, no
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      332 18 Straits Times Crossword ACBO6S about a penny (8). 1. Wrltar oa« a quarrml about Come round again for m* ior-ged note*, right In a flre curtains (5) London thoroughfare (11, 9>. 7. Surpass public work. In *ort I. Ifwda a number to carry a (7). broken crate or fruit King
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    UNKNOWN
    586 19 CALJI (late IJ BJf Turf Cfl ing. A formß previous gymraH At Ipoh in V Salji scored a rV 8 length win In 12th Royal LancerM with 12.12. W His win in the onH Pensioner's Cup with l^H Bukit Timah in January even more impressive. Oivin|| Whiz Pah and
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    HONDA ADD ANOTHER RIDER TO G.P. TEAM
    112 19 CINGAPORE, Fri. Honda Factory of Japan will send one more rider to represent them at the forthcoming Malaysia Orand Prix on April 22 and 23. In a cable to their Singapore agent today, the factory stated that they have decided to enter an
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    Women soccer
    39 19 KTJALA LUMPUR, Pri.— The opening matches in the women's Inter-state soccer competition for the Btraits Times Cup will be played on Apr. 8. Johore will meet Malacca at Kluang and Negri Sembilan will play Singapore at Seremban.
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    Lock icon Spurs, Burnley pick on form
    396 19 LONDON. Fri. BY the form book, Tottenham Hotspur and Burnley should win their Football Association Cup semifinals tomorrow and provide what has been hailed as potentially the best Final of the eenturv. But it Is a time-worn adage that notning is certain in the FA.
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    Lock icon Nicolus Silver is 13-2 favourite
    373 19 Nicolus Silver is 13-2 favourite LIVERPOOL. Fri. Visitors from all over the world will be trekking to historical Aintree just outside this no led seaport tomorrow to watch what is generally regarded as the world's greatest steeplechase, the Grand National. This tough chase with its 30 formidable obstacles, win be
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    Paret shows no improvement
    99 19 T^JEW YORK. Fri. Officials ll at Roosevelt Hospital announced today that there has been no improvement In the condition of stricken boxer Benny 'Kid Paret during the past 36 hours. "He continues In a moderate coma." the hospital bulletin read. "He occasion ally makes purposeful movements
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      652 19 Mook^l pany. Telus^H from 31.3 62 and^^^Bl'authority to collect any nHey or goods or transact any business on behalf of the said company. P.W.D. NOTICE The roadway at the level crossing at Telegraph Pom No. 91/5 on Jalan Plntu Oerbang. Sungel Siput, will be dosed to traffic for repttrs to
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      159 19 WB^^^^m^^^^Bi I rENERAL CONTAINER COMPANY LIMITED i S4. Jalan ScwaaL Jektere Bahr*. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN j that as this Company will be under new management, all credltors of the Company are requested to send tn their claims or debts against the Company on or before the 6th April 1962
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      880 19 NOTICES SZE UAI TONG BANK LTD. SINGAPORE 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the share-holders ot tbe above Company will be held at the i See Hal Tong Bank Building. No. 1 67 Chulla Street, Singapore, OB i Saturday. 31st March 1963 at Is o'clock
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      842 19 TENDERS J.KJL TENDER NOTICE TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF PALLET RACKS AT WORKSHOP PERSEKUTTJAN. With reference to the advertisement of 26th and 37th March 1962. Inviting tenders for the sapply of pallet racks by Jurutera Jentera Penguasa. Wokshop Pertffiitu*". Jabatan Kerja Raya, Jalan Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, on 10th April. 1962
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      615 19 JJUL KED4H Applications are invite* for the post of Quarry Supervisor in the Scale $488x30-*5«B. Applicants should have had 15 years' experience in quarrying of which 10 years should have been In a responsible supervisory capacity. Applications for appointment should be submitted on Form PjB.C.I (obtainable from any Government office)
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    pre go ahead
    311 20 p re go ahead ■VERNMENTAr^ROVES KALLANG PLANS the track. He added, however, that belore work could begin representatives of the Kartlng Club and Singapore Amateur Cycling Association will have to n.eet the Oity Architect to work out details of the track. Ultra-modern Regarding the ultra-mod* em swimming .stadium. Mr. Tail
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    alkeeper dives at Peru fleet for daring save
    49 20 F.A.M. goalkeeper Wona Ming Khing makes a daring .save from the feet of Sporting Cristal centreforward Alberto Gallardo in the soccer match in Ipoh on Thursday. Behind Gallardo is right back Yee Seng Choy. The tourists won 4—l.— Straits 'Hmes picture.
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    Penang LTA officials
    72 20 PENANG. Fri. Mr. Soon Cheng Sun was elected president of (he Penaiii; Liiwn Tennis Association at the annual general meeting held in the Sports Club la.'t night. O.P Pallot and Oh Lock Heng were elected vice-president with J. Rajendran as hon. secretary. Ronnie Soon asst. Hon. secretary,
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    MGA opens tourney to all amateurs
    124 20 MGA opens tourney to all amateurs J£UALA LUMPUK. Fri— The Malayan Golf Association has decided to open its annual amateur tournament, hitherto confined to players in Singapore and the Federation, to all amateurs. Invitations have gone out to India. Burma, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippine*. Singapore. Vietnam and Australia. The four-day
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    Lock icon Contractor is improving
    69 20 PORT OF SPAIN. (Tr.nidadV Fri. Indian Test cuptain Nari Contractor is making good propres> after his recent brain operation, says t«am manager Giuliani Ahmed. Contractor, who is in a Burbadas hospital, may come to Trinidad for further TPatment if doctors feel lie it fit to travel. Contractor
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    HYO champions
    36 20 KLANG. Fri. Klang Hindu Youth OrKanisation are champions of the Klang District Hockey League, having won all their matches. Kl.inc High School Old Boys Association, who los their only match to H.Y.0.. tire runners-up.
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    schools sc WANT TO SEND TEAM TO ABC MEET
    219 20 schools sc WANT TO SEND TEAM TO ABC MEET SINGAPORE. Fri. Slnga- pore Combined Schools Sports Council is seeking approval from the Ministry of Education to send a team of six players to the Asian Badminton Confederations Individual championships at Kuala Lumpur from Apr. 21 to May 7 The players
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    Negri cricket trialists
    102 20 CEREMBAN. Fri. Kegri will hold a stale cricket trial here tomorrow and Sunday in preparation for their M.C.A. match against Pahang on Apr. 7 and 8. The tnaliMv an: Gunendran XI: Dr S. Ounendran (cnpti. C. Riimanath.m. C. Navaratnam. Baldev Singh, W. P. Dethoit Lakb-.r Singh. A.
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    Eighteen named to travel for boys' soccer
    138 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Combined Schools ■od i v named 18 players to travel to Kii.il.« Itimpur on Sunday to meet Federation Schools In the school* soccer international at Mprdeka Stadium on Monday. Among th»-ni are etfrht olayers .^elected to represent Singapore in the
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    S'gor line-up v Singapore
    69 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Stlungor women soccer team left hen- tonight for Singapore for their friendly match agaiiiM Singapore women at Jalan Besar Siodium at 7 p.m. tomorrow. The Sehtngor line-up will be wtaotH from: Dulcie BoudviUr Ruby Ahmnd. Hone Kel. Audrcv" Keun. Daph:ne Bond v
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    IN MEMORIAM
    30 20 IN Proud And Loving Memory of our dear Mother. N« Kwee Kee (Mr*. Lav Cliaik Tonpi wlin Dasv*<i away suddenly on 31 3.1961. Inter ed by her children
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    This weekend WOMEN'S SOCCER THRILLS in STORE
    321 20 This weekend WOMEN'S SOCCER THRILLS in STORE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Soccer, hockey, cricket and golf dominate the sporting scene in the Federation and Singapore this weekend. Chief interest will be centred on the visiting Peruvian soccer team, Sporting Crlstal. who play their third match against F.A.M. Selection at the Merdeka
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    SAFA picnic
    27 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Amateur Fcotball Association will hold a picnic for its players at Wyman's Haven on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p m
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    REGGIE IS RIPE FOR A CENTURY
    575 20  -  F. SALAHUDIN ri7 Singapore, Fri. AS Singapore Civilian^ appear to be stronger in A batting and Services better equipped in bowling, this weekend's annual cricket match on the padang should be one of the most keenly-contested in the series which started in 1949. Civilians
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    Services team v Cristal
    79 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The SiUßapore Joint Services Bide to meet Sporting Crtstal, the top Peruvian soccer team, at Jalan Becar stadium on Friday. April 6. will be selected from: BAC Collins. Marine Mosely. L' Cpl. Bateson. SAC Etfwards. L/Sea. Atkey. L'Sea. Ashworth. CT Harrhy. Gunner Pettit. Cpl.
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    126 20 SOCCER RAHMAN LIP <Penang): Penang Combined Schools 4 Kedah-PerliK Combined Schools 1. SPORE DIV. 2D: RAP TefiKah 3 CA A' 0. HOCKEY MALACCA KO. High School 8 26 Field Regt. 0. CABLE SPORT BADMINTON: Canadian Ooen. Momrp*l— Men's singles MUnals: P. Sonnoville (RI) bt B. tJahlfbent <S»etl. 15-12.
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    It's cricket for Houghton tho' it means giving up Games trip
    351 20  -  LIM KEE CHAN By Singapore, Friday A YOUNG Singapore sportsman has decided to sacrifice a chiuice of representing Singapore at tennis at the Asian Games in Jakarta in August in order to play cricket— his first love instead. Twenty-six-year-old
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    Snell accepts challenge
    144 20 AUCKLAND. Fri. Peter Snell. o£ New Zealand, said on Thursday he is willing to match strides with American champion Jim Beatty either in the mile or half-mile race in the Los Angeles Coliseum relays In June. Snell plans to compete in the Modesto (California) relays during Mis
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      169 20 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER TOIR MATCH: FAM Selection v Sporting Cristal < Merdeka Stadium. 8 p.m.). STORE DIV. 3A: RAF Teneah A 1 v STB <O«ylanr». Friendlieii: Spore Youths v RAF Seletar (8 p.m.): Spore women v S'Ror women c 7. both mutches at Jn. Besar) Dunman Pioneers v 42 Commando
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