The Straits Times, 27 March 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times L tstd. 1845. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    Lock icon 400,000 DESTITUTE
    434 1 RICE AIRLIFTED TO BALI Transport for evacuation is the biggest need Recovery will take 10 years DEN PASAR, Tuesday. THE chief of the Indonesian Red Cross, Mrs. P. Abdul Rahman, said today a total of 400,000 people have been made destitute by the Gunong Agung eruption. They would
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    Lock icon Angry mountain is active again
    68 1 DEN PASAR, Tues. Renewed activity of Gunong Agung yesterday posed a new threat to several villages in south-east Bali. The villages are on the lower mountain slopes about five miles west "of badly hit Karangasem. So far they are untouched, although isolated by streams of
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    Lock icon Subs: China is now No. 4
    68 1 CANBERRA. Tueh. China. Mipplied lrom Russih. now has the lourth biggest submarine fleet hi the world after the Soviet Union, the United States* and Britain Vice Admiral J.S. Thach, commander of the anti-submarine force of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, said here today. The Soviet
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    Lock icon Jack to give Razak a 'strong pledge
    357 1 Jack to give Razak a 'strong pledge HE WILL GET 'RED CARPET* WELCOME ON U.S. VISIT WASHINGTON, Tues. The Malayan Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will receive "red carpet" treatment and a strong new pledge of U.S. support for Malaysia when he arrives here next month for a four-day
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    'Great talent' Soraya takes screen test
    91 1 EX-QUEEN' SORAYA of Persia is shown on this print from her recent screen test for producer Dino De Laurentis. He says he has discovered in her a "great screen talent." Speaking of the secret sit* 'en tests held last week before he signed her
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    Rain ends drought
    70 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— An hour-long thunderstorm broke out over Kuala Lumpur this afternoon and brought a forecast by a .spokesman of the Meteorological Office here that more could be expected within the next few days to bring an end to the dry spell. From 3.30—4.30 p.m.. 0.47
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    Lock icon Margaret's tour
    38 1 LONDON. Tues. Princess Margaret left London by air today for a two-day visit to British troops In West Germany before going on to join her husband. Lord Snowdon on a private holiday in Davos, Switzerland. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MALAYSIA MEETING POSTPONED TO TODAY
    106 1 MANILA, Tues. The scheduled meeting on the Malaysia dispute of representatives from Indonesia, Malaya and the Philippines today was postponed until tomorrow, the Philippines Foreign Office announced. Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez said a "lack of material time' was the reason. The meeting had been set
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    45 1 HONG KONG, Tues. The Chinese Foreign Affairs Ministry delivered a note to the Indian Embassy in Peking last Sunday protesting against alleged steppedup Indian violation of Chinese territory and air space along the China-Sikkim border, the New China news agency said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bidault vanishes
    80 1 MUNICH. Tues. Mr. Georges Bidault. 63-year--old former French Prime Minister and leader of the inti Gaullist underground, left West Germany today for an unknown destinaton. He slipped secretly away eaily today from his Bavarian hideout in the village of Steinbach, near here, with a police escort. A spokesman
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    Lock icon Smallpox kills 1,000
    46 1 DACCA. (Pakistan). Tues. More than 1.000 people have died during the past 10 days in an outbreak of smallpox here, newspapers reported today. Authorities have been unable so far to check the epidemic. Hasoitals, overcrowded by smallpox patients, are refusing further admissions. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Police seek bomb in Commons
    51 1 LONDON, Tues. Police and officials at the House of Commons were alerted here last night lollowing an anonymous telephone fall to a London newspaper office warning that Parliament was to be blown up by a bomb. Business was not interrupted and a search revealed nothing.—
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    Japan to protest
    34 1 TOKYO. Tues. Japan will lodge a strong protest with tiie Republic of Korea over its seizures of Japanese fishing boats near the Rhee Line. Agriculture Minister Seishi Shigemasa said today.— UJU.
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    Lock icon UNIVERSITY COUPLES SEEK A BEDTIME DEFINITION
    119 1 NEW YORK, Tues. Four men and four women students paired off and slept together in three different fiats here recently to force Cornell University into a definition of the word "responsibility." Their plan was advertised by the student newspaper before March 11, the night
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    Jordon will be 'spearhead'
    59 1 AMMAN i Jordan i. Tues. King Hussein said yesterday Jordan will be the spearhead in the Inevitable future battle for inevitable future battle lor Palestine." The King told the Royal Guards Brigade he is always happy for any solid step towards Arab unity which "we wanted
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    Quake report
    41 1 BERKELEY. (California). Tups. Dr. Don Tocher of the University of California seismogrupnic station today reported a "strong" earthquake some 7.900 miles to the south-west. He said that the quake apparently centered in ihe Pacific basin around the Fiji Islands.—U.P.l.
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    Seized: 4 more Brunei rebel leaders
    396 1 Seized: 4 more Brunei rebel leaders BRUNEI TOWN, Tvies. The Brunei Government has announced the capture of four more rebel leaders. They are Hajl Oharif bin Haji Manggol. district commander of the Tutong district. Shaif bin O. K. S. Bakti Daud. a district company commander. Balan bin Sagan. Temberang district
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    STOP PRESS BIDAULT LEA
    16 1 STOP PRESS BIDAULT LEA Ml M< H Bid.iuM n p Irft by Sf Zuericb ou Reui
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      SULTAN: I HOLD BORNEO SEAL
      151 2 M AMI Turs. Thr M-.il used in thr controversial contract whereby ownership of North Borneo passed on to Itritain is now with Sultan Omar Kiram, according to thr Manila Timrs. Sultan Kiram. an original claimant to North Borneo as an heir of thr Miltnn of
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      Lock icon Plan for cartels
      33 2 TOKYO. Tues.— The Japanese' (i'uernnient today presented toi Parliament a Bill to permit rr.crgen and cartelisation of specially' designated industries to increase I iheir competitive power In worM markets. Reuter.
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      Graham success
      23 2 TAIPEH. ues. Thousands of people on Formosa were reported to have b«en converted to Christianity during an eight-day BiUy Oraham crusade.
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      Lock icon African walk-out at London meeting
      223 2 LONDON. Tuesday NORTHERN Rhociesian African Government delegates yesterday staged a walkout in their Central African Federation talks with Mr. R. A. Butler, Britain's Central African Affairs Minister. A statement issued by the leaders of the Government delegation. Mr. Kenneth Kaunda and Mr. Harry Nkumpula. said
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      Lock icon Arab talks end
      34 2 CAIRO. Tues— The Arab League council yesterday ended Its 38th session after passing a number of resolutions. Including one denouncing the campaign by Israel against German scientists working in Egypt. Reuter.
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      Lock icon SIR ROY RULES OUT FORCE: 'IT WON'T WORK'
      131 2 LONDON, Tues. Sir Roy Welensky, Prime Minister of the Central African Federation, said on arrival here yesterday that he would not use force to keen the two Rhodesias together because it would not work. Sir Roy was asked at an airport Press
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      Lock icon Troops seize big Viet Cong arms plant
      346 2 Troops seize big Viet Cong arms plant LONDON. Tues.— The British Government last night rejected a suggestion by a Labour M.P. that it should withdraw the British police mission from Saigon.—Reuter. TAY NINH, (South Vietnam). Tuesday. COUTH Vietnamese troops yesterday occupied a big guerilla arms workshop, protected from air attack
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      Lock icon The shy nurses of Saud
      46 2 The shy nurses of Saud TWO nurses to King Saud of Saudi Arabia's 1 1 children hide their faces in the lobby of the Hotel Negresco to avoid being photographed.. The King is in Nice with a 120-strong suite for a fortnight's convalescent holiday. UPI photo.
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      Lock icon Squirrel attacks woman
      45 2 Squirrel attacks woman LONDON. Tues. A firry squtrI rcl attacked a woman as she was hanging out her washing, biting her severely. The squirrel leapt on her. tore her clothes, scratched and bit her so badly that she had to be taken to hospital. Reuter.
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      Lock icon KOREA: U.S. SPEAKS OF PERIL AHEAD
      137 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. The State Department said yesterday that a prolongation of military rule in South Korea could constitute a threat to stable and effective government. The department expressed the hope that the ruling military junta and the major political groups In South Korea could
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      Spurned: The hand that saved a man
      149 2 Spurned: The hand that saved a man JOHANNESBURG. Tues. A white miner saved from certain death by an African has told the mine management that he will not shake hands with his rescuer. Now the management has given the white man. Petrus van der Bergh. an ultimatum shake hands or
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      Lock icon Village deaths
      29 2 JAKARTA. Tues —Two people were killed and nine others injured when lightning struck them at the weekend in Tanperaim village here, according to Antara news agency.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Guatemala declares martial law after riots
      228 3 QUATEMALA CITY, Tues. Guatemalan Government yesterday declared martial law following clashes between troops and rebels in north-east Guatemala where, according to a government announcement three days ago, a subversive movement has broken out. There have been several attempts to overthrow the rightwing government of
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      Lock icon A slight case of mistaken identity
      106 3 A slight case of mistaken identity LONDON, Tues. A completely nude woman opened her door to a man she thought was a blind piano tuner. She took him by the hand, led him in and sat him down at the piano. But there was nothing wrong with the man's eyesight.
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      Michiko discharged
      19 3 TOKYO, Tues. Crown Princess Michiko left hospital yesterday lour days after abortion for fear of a miscarriage.
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      BOY WITH THE SEWN-UP ARM...
      84 3 'THIRTEEN year old Everett "Red" Knowles happily displays his arm without a cast, which he had worn for months after a train severed It in May last year. Everett can move all five fingers of his hand and can move his wrist in one direction.
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      Dad gives a kidney to his son, 9
      93 3 LONDON, Tues. A father's kidney was successfully transplanted on his nine-year-old son 19 days ago at the Newcastle general hospital, it was revealed yesterday. A hospital spokesman said the boy was believed to be the youngest to have undergone the operation in
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      Lock icon Foodiess 2 safe after 7 weeks in —snow—
      293 3 Foodie ss 2 safe after 7 weeks in snow VANCOUVER, Tuesday. A PILOT and a young woman, whose plane crashed in the frozen Canadian wilderness seven weeks ago, were rescued yesterday after living for more than a month without food. California pilot Robert Flores and his passenger, Miss Helen Klaben.
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      Another F.D.R.
      29 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Senate approved by voice vote President Kennedy's nomination of Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt son of the late President to serve us Under-Secretary of Commerce.
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      Everest death
      40 3 CALCUTTA, Tues. American mountaineer John Breitenbach was killed while climbing Mount Everest with a National Geographic Society expedition it was announced today. Efforts to recover the body were abandoned because of the large mass of ice covering it.
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      Lock icon TYPHOID RESORT HOTELS TO CLOSE
      77 3 ZERMATT, Tues. A 1 1 hotels in this typhoidstruck Alpine winter resort will be closed at the end of this week and all guests evacuated, it was announced last night. A week ago the resort was packed with 7,000 visitors. Today hoteliers estimate it is
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      Lock icon Britain's decade of export failure
      335 3 UNITED NATIONS. Tuesday BRITISH industry has failed to take adequate advantage of export opportunities in the past decade, the British Go v c rnment said in a report published at the United Nations yesterday. The Government, replying to a U.N. questionnaire on industrial planning and
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      Volcano erupts
      27 3 MOSCOW. Tues.— Moscow Radio said yesterday that Edeko. one of the volcanoes In the Kurfles, Is erupting again after being dormant for 35 years.— UJU.
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      Arias out on bail
      35 3 BALBOA (Panama), Tues.— Dr. Roberto Arias, ex-diplomat husband of ballerina Margot Fonteyn was today freed on ball from the prison where he has been held on a charge of liquor smuggling.
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      Lock icon Appeal to leaders on the big bomb
      166 3 Appeal to leaders on the big bomb GENEVA. Tues. An appeal was lodged yesterday with the leaders or Britain, France, the Soviet Union and the United States to "galvanise the conscience of humanity for world peace" by supporting a film about the atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima, its impact on
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      Churchill for Monte Carlo
      51 3 MONTE CARLO, Tues. Strl Winston Churchill is expected to! arrive here on April 11 (or a I three-week vacation. Informed I sources said. They said the 88-year-old British statesman would stay in the same hotel suite where he slipped and broke a thigh bone last year.
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      Lock icon Britain stands by her decision
      191 3 Britain stands by her decision WASHINGTON, Tues. Britain told the United States yesterday that she stood by her decision to permit large diameter steel pipes to be sold to the Soviet Union. Sir David Ormsby-Gore the British Ambassador, told reporters after a 20-minute meeting with Mr. George Ball, the Under-Secretary
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    MISSING PET DOG 'HONEY' IS FOUND
    100 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Eleven-year-old Convent student. Chang Ec Fours dog Honey was back home yesterday, after being iost for exactly one week. Little Chang had appealed to Straits Times readers to help trace her pet, after he vanished from their Farleigh Avenue Estate. Honey was
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    Prizes at end of the Shell traffic game
    134 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs. P. R. Messum, Wife of the general manager of the Shell Company of Singapore, will give away prizes, after the finals of the sixth Shell traffic game at the Kallang Park Road Saiety First Playground at 6 p.m. on
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    PM starts ball rolling, and $31,400 is in for free medical help
    623 4 PM starts ball rolling, and $31,400 is in for free medical help SINGAPORE, Tv««. WITHIN 30 minutes, the Thong Chai Medical Institution here today collected $31,400 for its free medical treatment for poor people. The big donation by leaders of the Chinese business community was sparked off by a $100
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    'Kidnap boy treated as brother'
    192 4 'Kidnap boy treated as brother' SINGAPORE, Tues. Lee Yong Kwee, 23, an odd job labourer told the Assize Court here today that he looked after a kidnap victim for seven days and treated him as his younger brother. Lee was making his defence on a charge of wrongfolly confining See
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    'Pirate' cabman fined $200 for hitting P.C.
    94 4 'Pirate' cabman fined $200 for hitting P.C. SINGAPORE. Tues. Described as a "pirate" taxi man. Lee Vong Poo. 34. was today fined $200 by a magistrate's court for assaulting constable Charlie Tan in Tanglin Halt on Feb. 11. He pleaded guilty. Inspector H. Woodford said that Tan was In plalnclothes
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    Art show with a difference
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Visiting German artist. Mr. Ulrich Ehlcrs, will hold an exhibition in the National Library from tomorrow to March 31. Mr. Ehlers has been living in Indonesia for 14 months. His paintings are described as "expressionist and highly symbolic." and are done in a
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    $28.50 more for fire fund
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The S.ngapore Council of Social Services today received a donation of SlO lrom Miss Pomeroy for the Bukit Ban Kee Fire Fund. The Nanyung Siang Pao collected $13.50 and the Straits Times received $5 from Mr. W. K. Sum for the fund.
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    SCOLLAY: KEY ROLE FOR POLY IN MALAYSIA
    394 4 SCOLLAY: KEY ROLE FOR POLY IN MALAYSIA SINGAPORE. Tuas. BEFORE he flew home to New Zealand last night, the retiring principal of the Singapore Polytechnic, Mr. C. I. C. Scollay predicted a bright future for the institution as the "technological centre of Malaysia." Mr. Scollay said: "I think the Polytechnic
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    23,000 in big sales rush
    102 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The annual sale of Robinson's department store, which began yesterday. had drawn some 23.000 bargain hunters by lunch-time today. According to Mr. F. McKinley. the floor manager, yesterday's gross intake came up to between $70,000 to $80,000. He said: "This year's sales had
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    PADANG WALK ENDED WITH DEATH DETOUR
    534 4 PADANG WALK ENDED WITH DEATH DETOUR Clerk tells court girl didn't want to soil her dress so... SINGAPORE. Tues A CLERK was walking about a foot ahead of his girl friend in Connaught Drive when both were "thrown into tfie air" alter a collision with a sports car, the Third
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    Exit—with tears and tantrums—an era of decadent splendour...
    1683 5 Exit with tears and tantrums an era of decadent splendour... THE NIZAM OF HYDERABAD (RIGHT —HE REFUSED TO SIGN AND THE INDIAN ARMY WAS ORDERED 1N... QN a sweltering day in August 1947, a small plane taxied from its hangar on the private airport adjoining the Nawab of Junagadh's palace
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    Four million miler pilot due today
    177 6 Four million miler pilot due today KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. One of the best known airline pilots In the Commonwealth. Capt. O. P. Jones, who has flown more than four million miles in 21.654 hours on 117 types of aircraft, will arrive here tomorrow for a three-day visit. Capt. Jones (above),
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    $700,000 medical gift for Malaya
    56 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.s. The West German Ambassador to Malaya, Dr. Horst Bohling. will hand over $700,000 worth of medical equipment to the Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rahman Talib on Thursday. The equipment, a gift from the West Oerman Government, includes mobile X-ray units and
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    Getting together for May Day
    65 6 PENANO. Turn. —The Penang division of the Malayan Trades Union Congress and all registered trade unions in Penang and Province Wellesley have been invited to attend a joint meeting at 10.30 a.m. on April 7 10 discuss how May Day this year should be celebrated.
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    COURT UPHOLDS ARREST OF SHIP
    187 6 CINGAPORE, Tues. An application to set aside the arrest last Saturday of the motor vessel Ton* Hoo ln Singapore waters in connection with a debt of $1,800,000 was dismissed with costs by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the High Court today. Mr. Justice Tin
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    18 nations for Rotary conference
    96 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— A twoday conference of Rotary International District 330, which will be attended by 400 Rotarlans from 18 countries in South-East Asia, will be opened here at 10 a.m. on Friday by the Yang di-Per-tuan Negara. Inche Yusof Ishak. It will b P held
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    SIX GET JAPAN STUDY AWARDS
    193 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. SIX Singapore stu- dents have been awarded scholarships by the Japanese Government to do fiveyear courses in engineering and architecture at Chiba University. 45 miles from Tokyo. They will be given an Intensive course ln the Japanese language at the university before reading
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    THREE FILM STARS FOR TOKYO FESTIVAL
    91 6 THESE three film stars will represent the CathayKeris Film Productions Ltd. at the 10th Asian Film Festival in Tokyo next month. They are (from left) Rose Yatimah Jasni. Latiffah Omar. 24, and Rahmah AH, IS. They will leave Singapore on April 10. Latifah said
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    Beauty Queens in Penang
    59 6 PENANO, Tues— Three international beauty queens who arrived here last night visited Penang Hill today and had lunch 2,400 ft. above sea level. Josie Dwyer (Miss Ireland). Carolyn Joyner (Miss United States) and Marilyn Tindall (Miss California) were the guests of Senator Cheah Seng Khim. Penang
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    Religious course
    41 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Rural Development. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, will open a four-day course for 50 adult education religious teachers at the National Operations Room here on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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    AA: This is danger seat
    70 6 AA: This is danger seat SINGAPORE. Tues. Front seat passengers in a car carrying four suffer 75 per cent of all deaths and injuries in seious crashes, according to the Automobile Association of Singapore. It urges both the Singapore and Malayan Governments to require new private cars to have a
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    $500 gambling: fine
    33 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Chun Kirn Buan was fined $500 today for permitting his premises in Redhill Close to bo used as a common Rattling house on March 3. He pleaded guilty.
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    Two lovers deny intent to murder
    587 6 Two lovers deny intent to murder IPOH, Tuesday. MOTHER of three, Tan Yip Im, 39, who is accused together with her stall assistant lover of the murder of her husband, Lee Choon Kuan. 60. a farmer, told the High Court today that she left Lee after being ill-treated and beaten
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    Clerk guilty of $35,000 breach
    79 6 Clerk guilty of $35,000 breach IPOH. Tues. Tong Kal Pong, 25, a clerk in the Customs Section of the General Post Office here, pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court today to criminal breach ol trust of $35,863. The court president. Inche Mohamed Azmi bin Dato HaJI Kamaruddin, postponed sentence to
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    Lonely path to a bright future
    214 7 Lonely path to a bright future (JEREMBAN. Tues. Asian planters could look forward to a bright future if they could stand the lonely life on estates, a ret iring planter. Mr. Robert F. Carey, said today. Mr. Carey, who Is manager of tho Pajam and Staffleld Estates near here, has
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    Big entry for photo show
    53 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.— More than J.OOO entries have been received from over 700 photographers in 40 countries for the 14th international photographic salon sponsored by the Singapore Photographic Society. rhe entries are being selected by a panel of three for an exhibition in the Great World
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    Re-union dinner
    23 7 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Guild of Nanyang University Graduates will hold a re-union dinner at its premises In Dunman Road on Sunday.
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    Opening of centre
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Assemblyman fox Farrer Park, Mr. A. P. Rajah, will open the new Pek Klo Community Centre in Cambridge Road at 7 p.m. on Thursday.
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    Tariff hearings
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Tariff Advisory Commission will hold public sessions tomorrow and Thursday to hear an application for tariff protection for toilet soap md detergent.
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    GHAFAR GOES EAST TO NEGOTIATE 5,000-ACRE LAND
    217 7 GHAFAR GOES EAST TO NEGOTIATE 5,000-ACRE LAND KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. WHE Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Gha- far bin Baba. said here today that shortage of land in his state was so acute that he had to look elsewhere for it. Inche Ghafar was speaking to reporters before leaving
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    Contractor: Why six lawyers turned me down...
    440 7 Contractor: Why six lawyers turned me down... KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. CONTRACTOR told Mr. Justice On* in the High Court here today that he had approached six lawyers in Kuala Lumpur to represent him in a suit against a lawyer but all declined. Ng Wan Bee, of Kuala Lumpur, said he
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    NOTHING LIKE THE SIGHT OF A SPEED COP...
    107 7 NOTHING LIKE THE SIGHT OF A SPEED COP... SINGAPORE. Tues. The chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore. Mr. Milton Tan, today called for more mobile traffic police on the roads to check the increase of accidents. Speaking at its annual meeting at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. Tan said: "Nothing
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    Delegates to co-op talks
    48 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— lnche Ham/ah bin Hashim and Mr. S. B. Nathan will be the delegates ol the Co-operative Union of Malawi to the International Co-operative Alliance Education Conference in Singapore from April 15 to 26. Delegates from all Asian couni attend the conference
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    Traffic games
    23 7 FENANG. Tues— A total ol 760 school children from 46 primary schools here took part this afternoon m Shell traffic c^mes
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    Vice-Chancellor to open salon
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The' ice-Chancellor of Nanyang Unl- 1 verslty. Dr. Chuang Chu Lin. will! open the second Singapore International Student Salon of Photography at the university on Thursday. The salon Is sponsored by the Photographic Society of Nanyang University.
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    Old Boys make study gifts
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Tiics.— Two see oi.ci.iry four pup'.ls of Gan Ens Seng School were today awarded $150 scholarships by the school's Old Students' Association Chew Liang 800. 15. and Won? Boon Sen, 15. were handed their cheques by the association secretirv. Mr Charlie Phua Kok Peng,
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    KIDNAP CASE: BAIL AGAIN FOR STUDENT ON HOLIDAY
    138 7 ALBERT Soo Heng Teong, 27, (above) a .Malayan student in Australia, appeared in a Singapore magistrate's court for the second time yesterday on a charge of kidnapping Irene See ('live Neo, 22; from her home in River Valley ICoad at 3.30 p.m.
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    Australians to see film on Malaysia
    90 7 From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY. Tues. Millions of Australian televiewers will soon .see a film made by the Australian Broadcasting Commission about Malaysia. The ABC general manager. Sir Charles Moses, said the film which was the third Intertel documentary deals with the movement towards federation.
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    Get-together at Umno branch
    46 7 PENANG. Tues.— A getting-to-know-you meeting of members of the Tanjong Bungah Umno branch will be held at Tanjong Tokoi <z at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Haji Khahil bin Awang Osinan. Assistant Minister for Commerce and Industry, has been invited ;o address the meeting.
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    Shop burgled
    23 7 PENANG. Tues.— Burglars broke into a Perak Road coffee shop and escaped with $600 in cash and $120 •vorth of cigarettes
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    NO JAKARTA TRIP FOR TWO
    188 7 i Kuala Lumpur, Tues. THE National Union 01 Malayan Students his changed its mind about sending two delegates to Jakarta to arrange for the visit of an Indonesian cultural team here in December. The secretary general of the union, Mr. Siva Kumar, said today: "This
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    Jungle war games for Australian and NZ troops
    175 7 Jungle war games for Australian and NZ troops CINGAPORE, Tues. Australian and New Zealand troops will take part in tough exercises in the mountainous Konkoi area, north-east of Seremban. this month. The 2nd Bn.. Royal Australian Regiment, will be ordered to help capture a "rebel chief" and his party hiding
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    E!worthy visits Butterworth
    50 7 E! worthy visits Butterworth PENANG. Tues.— Aa- Chief Marshal Sir Charles Elworihy, Chief of the British Air Staff-designate, flew into the RAAF base at Butterworth today for a one-day visit Sir Charles is making a familiarisation tour of air bases in the Far East before taking up his new appointment.
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    Study grant
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A Nanyang Lniversity Graduate, Mr. Cham Boon Ngee, has been awarded a fellowship for post-graduate studies in political science at the University of Western Ontario. Canada. Mr. Cham will leave for Canada in August.
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    NEW UNDANG OF REMBAU TO BE INSTALLED THIS WEEK
    154 7 NEW UNDANG OF REMBAU TO BE INSTALLED THIS WEEK SEREMBAN, Tues. The new Undang of Kembau, a former $400 a month schoolteacher, will be formally installed on Saturday in a ceremony that dates back 400 years ago to when the first undang was installed. Dato Setia Raja Adnan bin Ma
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    Certificates for 27 technicians
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Dr. Ng See Yook. today presented certificates to 27 laboratory technicians who have successfully completed a five-year inservice training conducted by the Ministry. This is the first time that such ceruacates have been issued by the
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    Nagalingam, 80, dies
    66 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— One of the oldest members of the Ceylonesc community, Mr. I. I. Mudaliar Nak ihiißam, 80, died in the General I Hospital here this afternoon after i a sudden illness last night, i Mr. Nagalingam. a retired (lawyer's clerk, was the first pre- sident of
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    DEATH
    17 8 M >t „,rf, s/« Minimum, IHERIINI. daughter of Dr and at the Matrrmiv Hospital, Prnaai. two
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    66 8 •x Hnrrf. sin (Minimum i THE FAMILY or the Ute Mr Chan P'nn I'beong who panurd *v>.iv (in a I U Thank all relatives, frirnde. Coan *l Wnl Koon (or thnr rondolacroll« and "reathn during thrir recent Mteareeasal MR*. VEO CMONC TOH and Unul» thank relattvea Incnda m l
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    189 8 M Wordt Sin (Minimum) EASTER BRIDES arr Invited to rail at An-nin.tte IM Orchard Road for veil* and hi-addn-s-en in lateat atylea. THE JANTZEN 1963 l«im»lf ranee will he modelled at thr Sinicapora »»imm.n; Oak on .IWh March rreaUNPLEASANT SMELLS DISAPPEAR k- najrM 'ti Auwick. it makes thr air
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      Water And Rice
      651 8 Irrigation schemes are not 1 short cuts to larger hai-vests, but they will make probably the most important contribution to the increase sought in Malaya's rice production. A major scheme in Kelantan, which will irrigate 65.000 acres of padi land, is now to have the attention of
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      More Power
      386 8 1 The Central Electricity Board has chalked up another fine I achievement •with the com- missioning of the first generator at the Jor power station in the Cameron Highlands Completed several months ahead of schedule and at a cost considerably below estimate. the new turbine pours an additional
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      Bali Tragedy
      216 8 The eruptions at Bali have taken a terrifying toll. At the last rough-and-readj' count, 1.700 were known to be dead. I the number of injured is j anybody's guess, and the sad icenainty is that many more j hundreds still lie buried under (lava, ash and the other
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    U.S. plays a paternal role in the Arab world
    1424 8 U.S. plays a paternal role in the Arab world From A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT in the Middle East f pOR United Nations read United k States, and you have the* real masters of the international scene today," said a Middle East resident the other day. "It is th© Americans who are
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      OUTRAM JAIL DETAINEES
      263 8 J WOULD appreciate the courtesy of your columns to make a factual reply to the Government statement on my report on the conditions of detainees. The detainee suffering from tuberculosis was in solitary confinement in cell No. AB4 when I visited him. There was only one detainee
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    KEEPING A KING IN COMFORT
    392 8  - KEEPING A KING IN COMFORT Michael Weigall from NICK. Tues. The "Arabian Nights" have come to Nice— at a nightly cost of 1 1.500 for bed and breakfast alonr. But they have rauvd scarcely a ripplr on this sophisticated Riviera where millionaires use cmUm chips of seven times that value
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    Children, too, enjoy reading their daily paper
    324 9 TEACHERS' SURVEY SHOWS NEWS THE MOST POPULAR SECTION FOLLOWED BY SPORT Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. i SURVEY of the reading interests of children aged 10 to 14 years showed that 87 per cent read the daily newspapers. A report of the survey, by
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    PPP MAN STAYED ONLY 12 MINUTES: LIEW
    224 9 PPP MAN STAYED ONLY 12 MINUTES: LIEW IPOH, Tues. The attendance record of the opposition Peoples Progressive Party in the two-da^ State Legislative Assembly meeting here was today criticised by an Alliance member. Mr. Liew Why Hone. Referring to an observation by Senator Ahmad bin Said f All.) that Mr.
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    Mayor Ooi on leave
    59 9 PENANG. Tues.— The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, went on one month's leave yesterday. Mr. Ooi. who is chairman of the Penang division of the Socialist Front, will devote his time to preparing his party for the forthcoming polls. During Mr. Ooi'.s absence, his deputy. Mr.
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    King sends his greetings
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. lues.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today sent a congratulatory message to K<r»g Paul of Greece on the occasion of Greek Independence Day. Tengku Abdul Rahman also itent a similar message to the i Greek Prime Minister.
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    When Perak had no cash
    90 9 When Perak had no cash IPOH. Tucs. Shortage of fluid cash compelled the Perak Government to liquidate investments worth i ss million at a loss of S3?. 000 late last year. Assembly was told today. The Mcntri Besar, Da to Sha'ari bin Slia■e, said the $8 million had been invested
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    Guest of honour
    35 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. foh Chin Chye, will be the euesi of honour at the annual dinner of the Technical Association of Malaya at Robinson's Dragon Room on Saturday.
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    WHAT HE SAW THROUGH HOLE IN THE WALL
    377 9 WHAT HE SAW THROUGH HOLE IN THE WALL PENANG. Tuesday A POLICE inspector was confronted by four other officers after he had taken $350 from a self-confessed smußpler. the Sessions Court here was told today. "Deputy Supt. Stevenson searched him and recovered three bundles of notes from his shirt pocket."
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    Agreement may be revised
    62 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. —The second Industrial arbitration court will hear an application for variation of a collective agreement between Koninklijke Rotterdamsche Lioyd N. V. and the Singapore Business Houses Employees Union, on fViday at 2.30 p.m. The application also seeks a continuance of the agreement for 18
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    New officer
    41 9 TELUK ANSON. Tues Inche Rahmat bin Sufflan from Serdang has assumed duties here as agricultural officer. Perak Bouth, succeeding Inche Abu Bakar bin Mahmud who has been transferred to Kuala Kangsar as agricultural officer for Perak North and Centad.
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    Singapore TV programme in Malacca
    72 9 Singapore TV programme in Malacca MALACCA. Tues.— A complete evenings programme from Television Singapura was viewed by a large crowd during the weekend at the showroom of a radio firm In Newcome Road here. A TV survey unit from the firm of Channelmaster erected a temporary aerial and Messrs Krlesler
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    Professor in
    37 9 SINGAPORE. Tue-> An eminent lierman economist and political science professor. Dr. Lothar Schmidt, flew in by Malayan Airways Comet today from Bangkok for a three-day visit here before going on a lecture tour In Japan.,
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    NO GOVT ACTION AGAINST THOSE STUDENTS
    309 9 NO GOVT ACTION AGAINST THOSE STUDENTS KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues.— The Minister of Education. Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, said today no action would be taken against Malayan students in Britain for expressing anti-Malaysia views. He was commenting on an allegation made in London by Inche Kasslm Ahmad, a lecturer at
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    Council staff may miss wages if people don't pay up
    172 9 Council staff may miss wages if people don't pay up \ft'Aß. Tues. Muar Town Council employees might not get their wages if the council could not collect its revenue fully and regularly, the chairman of the Johorc Local Government Committee. Dato Sulaiman bin Ninan Shah. warned today. This would be
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    Work date for Dungun bridge
    76 9 KUALA TRENGGANU, Tues. —The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said here today that work on a bridge to replace the Dungun ierry would start in October. He said this before he left for Kota Bharu after a threeday visit here. Three bridges,
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    Sent for trial
    57 9 TELUK ANSON. Tues. Mohamed Abldln bin Haji Abdul Murah. 29. a labourer, was committed for trial In the High Court for grievously wounding Khalll bin Abdul Saniad, a storekeeper In the Government rice mill. Teluk An>on. with a ?uilfe on Nov. 9 last year. He reserved his
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    PMIP LEADER TELLS KHIR: NOT TRUE
    189 9 KOTA BHARU, Tuesday. rpHE deputy national president of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party. Inche Asrl bin Haji Muda, today strongly denied allegations by the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, that PMIP leaders in Kelantan were employing "tough guys" to threaten people
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    Fishermen back from jail, but society will I say 'thanks'
    300 9 Fishermen back from jail, but society will I say 'thanks' KLATmG,. Tuesday. THREE fishermen detained by an Indonesian gunboat crew last month returned to their homes in Pulau Ketam last night. Mr. Tan Swee Kian. 48. and his assistant. Mr. Ong Siew Cheong. 44, had been produced before an army
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    Hospital for Kuantan
    66 9 KUANTAN. Tues. The Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rahman Talib, said that a 500-bed maternity hospital would be built here soon. He added that plans were also under way to extend the General Hospital. He said 'his when he opened a $12,000 health clinic at Pahang Tua.
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    Cracker fine
    28 9 PENANG. Tue». A shop assistant. Saverimuthu Anthony. 42. wiis today fined $15 for letting oif crackers without a permit on Feb. 16 at the City Stadium.
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    Assembly opening to be televised 'live'
    156 9 1 gINGAPORE. Tues. The ceremonial opening of the Singapore Legislative Assembly by the Yang diPertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. tomorrow will be televised "live." "That la why the time of the ceremony has been fixed at 6 p.m. instead of 10 a.m. as
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    PM: Why invited the Red journalists
    112 10 PM: Why invited the Red journalists 4 LOR STAR, Tues. The Prime Minister,. Tengku Abdul Rahman. I said here today he could not "divide" his invitation to the delegates attending the Afro- Asian journalists conference to visit; Malaya and other Malaysian territories. "I Included delegates from both Communist and proCommunist
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    Equal pay for women call at four rallies
    484 10 Equal pay for women call at four rallies f" KUALA LUMPUR, Tues I \yOMEN teachers demanded equal pay at rallies in four towns tonight. At all four— in Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Serernban and Malacca, the theme was the same "Our patience has been tried to the maximum." The rallies were
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    JEAN WEDS CHILDHOOD BOYFRIEND
    88 10 te LUMPUR. Tues.— apher Jean Miller, ing, who left hen» ►tember for Britain. J her chUdhood sweetheart, Terrence Andrew Scully, at Torquay. England, last week. Terrence, a lieutenant In the Royal Malayan Navy, has been in England for the last three years under training at Dartmouth.
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    Lock icon Malayan Navy gets the Sri Selangor
    153 10 PORTSMOUTH. Tuesday. A FAST patrol boat, Sri Selangor, the second of six ordered from the British shipbuilders Vosper Ltd.. was handed over to the Royal Malayan Navy yesterday. Four more boats of the same design, ordered this year, will be delivered next year. The
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    Bank appeal dismissed
    91 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. An appeal by the Bank ol China against the decision of Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah who had given judgment for Bank Neeara Indonesia for 51. 001. 096 in a claim against Kie Hock Shipping Co. Ltd.. has been dismissed by the Court of Appeal
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    ASIA BADLY NEEDS MORE UNIVERSITIES: ARCHBISHOP
    180 10 ASIA BADLY NEEDS MORE UNIVERSITIES: ARCHBISHOP SINGAPORE, Tues—Archbishop Paul Yu Pin, (above) former Archbishop ofNankins, today stressed the urgent need of setting up more universities in Asia t« meet the challenge of "this new era." He said: "The problem of education is very important in Asia today. Many more universities
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    'Safety first on TV' plea
    51 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Automobile Association of Singa pore hopes that Television Slngapura will run safety first films in their programmes. It, says the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents has found that television is one of the best, media for dealing with traffic safety
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    Iron sheet protest
    41 10 PENANG. Tues. Penang hardware dealers have appealed to the Federation Government to reconsider the Budget increase in import duty on galvanised iron sheets which, they said, "will retard the hitherto smooth and rapid progress in the rural areas."
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    Otis strike settlement
    60 10 SINGAPORE, Tues— A wage dispute strike by some 30 workers of Otis Elevator Co. in Robinson Road has been called off following a settlement reached between the management and the Singapore General Employees' Union. Strikes at two other firms Fraser and Co., stock and share brokers, and
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    Thai Rotarians due
    26 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. Twentyfive Thai Rotarians will arrive here by KLM tomorrow to attend the two-day Rotary District 330 conference, which starts on Priday.
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    Dato Wong: This is why I took up politics
    331 10 PENANG. Tuesday. J)ATO WONG POW NEE, Penang Chief Minister, told last night why he entered politics. "One reason was the fact that I am a practising Catholic." he told members of the Methodist men's fellowship in a talk on "the Christian
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    Poly union dinner
    25 10 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union will hold its annual dinner at the Cathay Restaurant at 8 p.m. on April 7.
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    Health, Vitamins and BOVRIL
    364 10 Health, Vitamins and BOVRIL ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT A well nourished and healthy body Is not maintained by large quantities of food alone. One can eat a lot and even grow fat, yet still suffer from a lack of vital minerals or vitamins. A shortage of these vitamins soon becomes apparent as
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    143 10 AUSTRALIA KEEPS HOLD ON TROOPS IN MALAYA CANBERRA, Tues.— The ■M of Australian troops in assisting the British obligation to Vlalaya would be subjnt to the decision of the Australian (Wtvrrnmrnt thr Minister for Kxtrrnal Affairs. Sir (.arlirld Barwiik said totiav. Sir (iarficlri waa replying in Hrn Hohsi- of Representatives.
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    Borneo team in to tie up loose ends
    152 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. A FIVE-MAN delegation from North Borneo and Sarawak arrived today to "tie up the loose ends and straighten certain problems" regarding the entry of the two states into Malaysia. The leader of the delegation, Mr. P.E.H. Pike. Attor-ney-General of
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    Not guilty plea in theft case
    78 10 PENANG. Tues— Charged with entering a City Council bungalow at Batu Frrniißhi on Jan. 19 and stealing an air gun and other goods valued at $150, Rose bin Man. 40, told the Sessions Court today he did not break into the house. "A friend
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    Union branch formed
    40 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The National Union of Government Clerical Workers has formed a branch here with Mr. B. M. Dam I as chairman and Mr. C. K. B«--lakrushnan as secretarj World champion Joe Louis enters the ring...
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      865 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wordt tt (Min.)— Box tt ett. mxtrm AUSTIN MINI-VAN, On* careful owner, B.SOO miles, condition as new. $3,300. Ring Singapore ***** between 2 to 5 p.m. ISS3 F CONSUL, 1960 F/An»ll«. A/40, F/1100 Deluxe, 1939 F/1100 Drluxe. 1958 Wolkjwaicen, O/ReKord. 1956 F/1100, I»S2 F/500. 245 Middle
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    The Joe Louis k.o. crushed 5 ex-champs...
    1716 12 The Joe Louis k.o. crushed 5 ex- champs... THE FIFTH OF A SERIES BY ALAN HOBY The Brown Bomber -a merciless puncher whose earnings spiralled to more than one and a half million pounds... [X Hollywood, that plush paradise where the pot-bellies are as numerous as the palm trees and
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      1562 13 tO IIYERUtA > WEST COASI U II Due Spoil Sails P. S'haa Penang OOLIUS MBBBJBJBj Ciaigow Mar 28 DIOMED Mart. A mouth, lilirpa*! Hoilamj, Hamburg la PL/Aar 2 Air 3 MACHAON Li»era**l. Glasgow Mar 20 Ipr 1 LAOMEDON LiicrpMl Havre. Hamturg Apr S Apr 7 Apt 3/10 Paw 11 >
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    124 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. THE share mirket levelled out x today with most leaders losing fractionally from yesterday's high point. Second rank stocks moved variably, but overall rails outnumbered rises by three to two. Oils eased. Associated Australian was down Is. 6d. to 225. 6d. and A.O.Q. was Is 6d.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    250 14 APRIL flrat grada rubbtr buysra f...b. closed at S p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lurr; ur yesterday at "ts per Ib. down bait a cent. Tbe tone was inaatlva. S.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.K. eUslng pricaa In csnti par Ib. ytaurday: Int. 1 X.8.8. prompt f.o.b. buyers 184, sellers tU;
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    135 14 THE Malayan mohanga Banks' AMelation made these changes -In Ita rates to merchant* yesterday (all ratea to S100): New York: buying TT 32 11/16, airmail OD 32 13/16, 90 d/at 33 1/16 credit bills, 33 3/16 trade bllla. Canada: buying TT 33 3/16, airmail OD 33 7/16, 90
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 March 26. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: ~si cents (down half a cent). TIN: $431.87 i (up $1.87}). Estimated unofficial ofTering 240 tons (down 5 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 14 CHINESE Predue* Eichangs Slngapora naan priest par pleul yaatarday: Cocenut all: bulk $42! seller*, drum $45* acllera. Cspra: March/April UK/Coottoent $27} buyers. Pappar: Muntok white $155 sellers. Sarawak white $152 i sellers, special Sarawak black $107t sellers, garbled Lampong black $102 i sellers. ABTA $116 sellers. ImitJpore Coconut
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    SAME PATTERN CONTINUES ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    601 14 From Oar Market Correspondent (CONDITIONS followed J much the same pattern on the Malayan stock Exchange yesterday with industrials quietly steady and a moderate turnover reported. Operators are now glancing over their shoulder waiting for the Esso prospectus which is now only a few
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices March 25 Marrh M Industrials: 101.37 101.13 Tins: 100.b9 101.07 ii rubbers: 106.88 107.43 Dec. 29, 1963 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    804 14 COMBINED business.. In me Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, «'th the number of the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUS TRIALS: Bauitiad (3.OOO) $1.49; Dunlcpi (2.000) 52.71 D. (3.000) 52.72 D. $2.68 BL. (1,000) »2.«9. (3.000) (2.71. (2.000) $2 70;
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    Sharp rise in Straits tin: Softer trend in rubber
    243 14 rpHE price of Straits tin rose sharply yesterday by A $1.87 i to $431.87$ per picul on an offering of 240 tons, down 5 tons. In London on Monday the tin market was steady in moderately active ring dealings. A certain
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    214 14 VJMIPS lyinj. clones. rte lilt Smiciporo I*7 wharvas today Ml KuI Utnit NW I :i. A<lik«- 18, UaockovHa 111I II 11. i.r Natal 31 Btata ni iT>, r Ml is li. Mandalay I 44. Brntont; M Pul.ni Kidjnng NW :>. H'. ii L^- Cltv of RiiK/n t>
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    142 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March 26. Three montn.i Dunlopa 14 ets 8. Darby 4d. P. It. 16 cm C Storage 4id. Gammons 11 cts 8. Traction 1 3 J. WaiiKh 15 eta. fthrll 14 cti. M Brew 30 ct* Steamship 7 els M Cement is eta 8 Time* 22 ct».
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      1059 14 TO EUROPE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM s.s. "ORIANA" (42,000 tons fully oirconditioncd stabilised) Departing SINGAPORE 19th April 1963 Arriving SOUTHAMPTON 6th May 1963 via Coiombo, Aden. Port Said, Naples Gibraltar. Limited First Tourist Class Accommodation Available Apply to your Travel Agent, or to:— ISLAY KERR ft CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS
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      352 14 w^^. Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service FAST DIRECT SAILINGS FROM SIUCArORf *ND MAUTA TO CANADIAN AND U.S. (XEAT LAKES PORTS Spore P. Sham Penang Arr. Toronto ORIENT MERCHANT ll Pt 6. 49 Mar 21 2S Mar 18/11 Ma> 1 ORIENT TRADE* .Aar M/ 24 Apr 25 26 A'| 2)
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      1898 15 FEDERATION OF MALAYA GOVERNMENT VACANCIES I. Applications are invited from Federal Citizens and from pennaT in lit .serving Government Officers including those on probation lor ap- lxnmment as CHEMISTS in the Chemistry Department. Division I. Federation of Malaya. Salary scale: (MEN) $628x34-934/982x34-1.254; WOMEN i $579x28-775/808x28-1032 plus Cost of Living Allowance
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      830 15 NOTICES I THE ASIA LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) having been Informed that Policy No. *****6 on the life of KEE TAX AI has been lost, hereby give notice that if no claim in respect of this policy is received by the Directors within 21 days from this
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      824 15 NOTICES STERLING COMMODITY FUND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that under the terms of the Trust Deed, a distribution of Income of the above fund is expected to be made on 20th May 1963 tb unit holders registered on sth April 1963. Malayan Unit Trusts Limited, COOPER BROTHERS 6s CO., Secretaries.
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      859 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS! LEMBAGA PERUMAHAN HOUSING TRUST PERSEKUTUAN TANAH MELAYU Applications are invited for the post ot: CHIEF ARCHITECT EXECO- TIVE OFFICER (Salary Scale $1,850 x 50-52.250 per month). Applicants are required to be Associates of the R.I BA. or R.A.I. A. and hold a Degree In Architecture of a recognised
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      676 15 TENDERS POLICE TENDER NOTICE Tenders wnlch will close at 10 a.m. on Saturday, 6th April, 1963 are Invited by the commissioner of police. Royal Federation ot j Malaya Police, for the supply of I M.T. tyres and tubes. Full particulars may be obtained ai the Office of the Force Quartermaster
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      1208 15 TENDER TENDER KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE jg TCMnED uATiri Tenders will be received a: ihe. m iLfiULK DUIItt offlce of t h e Director of Puoln Tenders are invited from Regis- Works. Persekutuan Tanah Me=^ m tered Contractors Class -A' for lavu Jabatan Kerja Raya. Jalan JJ supply
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      Affectation, back after six months, strides out in style
      415 16  - Affectation, back after six months, strides out in style Epsom Jeep —Impressive trial by Port dOr RACING by |> K in training after an absence of six months, Affectation showed promising form in a gallop on good going here this morning. Striding out impressively. Affectation went better than stable-mate Sister
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      GAIL STAR IS CLEAR FAVOURITE AT 10-1
      371 16 LONDON. Tuesday fAIL STAR, Irish canw didate trained by Seamus McGrath, came in three points to become clear favourite at 10-1 for the Lincolnshire Handicap to be run over 8f at Lincoln omorrow. Deetease is second fay- ourite choice at 14-1. Church Stretch,
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      LATE GOALS TAKE COVENTRY TO LAST 8 IN FA CUP
      141 16 LATE GOALS TAKE COVENTRY TO LAST 8 IN FA CUP SOCCER T ONDON, Tues. Two goals in the last eiffht minutes gained Third Division Coventry a 2-1 victory over Second Division leaders Sun-, derland last night, and a place in the last eight in the English F.A. Cup. Sunderland led
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      THE WORLD of SPORT
      281 16 Seveney helped Hull defeat English Third Division leaders Peterborbugh 3-1 In a League match. Results of matches played in Britain yesterday. F.A. Cup Fifth RoundCoventry 2 Sunderland 1 (winners at home to Manchester United). English Dir. I— Blackburn 3 Blackpool 3; Bolton 1 WBA 2. Div.
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      Lock icon We want Tiger, he says
      146 16 N EW YORK. Tues. Nigeria's ambassador to the United States told the New York Boxine Writers Association's dinner on Sunday night that he wanted to see his countryman. Dick Tiger, defend his world middleweight boxing title before a home audience. "Please don't begrudge us that
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      This immoral sport—by Vatican radio
      132 16 This immoral sport by Vatican radio 'HARD, MERCILESS BUSINESS' OF BOXING CONDEMNED VATICAN CITY. Tuesday. ■yATICAN Radio, commenting on Davey Moone's death, declared yesterday that professional boxing as carried on at present was "objectively immoral." The Vatican City newspaper Observatore Romano two days ago said boxing. at certain levels, was
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      Lock icon RHODESIA'S VICTORY BID FAILS BY ONE RUN
      139 16 RHODESIA'S VICTORY BID FAILS BY ONE RUN CRICKET SALISBURY. Tues. Rhodesia failed by only one run in their race to score 156 In 145 minutes for victory over the Cavaliers touring cricket team here ye.Merday. The two batsmen at the wicket, Tony Pithey and Graham Bunyard. scampered a single off
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      Perak Derby in June
      68 16 IPOH. Tues— The Perak Derby meeting will be held here on June 23. 26 and 30. The main races at the meeting at the 530.000 Derby over 12f and the $15,000 Tengkus Gold Cup over 9f. both races lor Class 1 horse*. Distances arr: Class 1
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      Holdsworth wins 220
      68 16 ADELAIDE. Tues.— Oary Holdsworth retained the Australian men's 220 yards title here l.i>i night from New south Wales champion, Peter Vassell.i. and Rugby League international Mike deary. Holdsworth ran the 220 yards in .21.95ec one second outside the Australian record. Fourth wai Bob Lay. who was attempting
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      246 16 nffaZ&W with the n I ji v The Federol Supplementory Reader* 1 contain intereitmg and exciting »rorie» which ore entirely Malaysian in background. *V^'<f^? The language has boon carefully graded ro the same range as that of tho Federal J£>J -J&& ¥'\JT Readers. /^SSSSBrI The object of the Supplementary Readers
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      232 16 Straits Times Crossword sH WM sH nHsi s^La r^ o^B IHBEsfIB H ACROSS- fi Animal shows spirit tht 4. Doctor is m 111-humour— pre- Spanish mount (5). pare for conflict! (8). 7. Excess of eastern frulU. poasl--8 Wild herb gets about a volume bly A 'nunWinav be involved 14 To*
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      Azman, Kwok get vote
      635 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL: LTAM NAME TWO TO FACE BURMA By Kuala Lumpur, Tues DRAW GIVES MALAYANS CHANCE TO CLINCH FIRST DAVIS CUP WIN BY SECOND DAY r JHE MALAYAN tennis selectors today nominated S. A. Azman and Kwok Yoke Ken to meet Burma, also a two-man team
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      Programme
      43 17 TODAY (3 p.m.): S.A. Azman v |oc Ba Muang: Kwok Yoke Yen v Than TOMORROW (4.15): S.A. Axman and Kwok Yoke Yen v Ba Muang and Than Lwin. FRIDAY (3 p.m.): S.A. Azman v Than Lwin; Kwok Yoke Yen v Ba Muang.
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      POSTPONED
      25 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The SHA Junior knockout ojarter- final match between Police and General Hospital, scheduled for today at Thomson Road, was postponed to Friday.
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      Rovers 3-0
      38 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. SAFA League results today: Div. KB SCC 0 Blue Rovers 3; Div. 21) SRC 1 Badan Kesenlan 2: Div. 3B Sanvista 4 Gentle 0; Mt. Emily 3 Serangoon Malays 1; Sukaramal 6 Customs 3.
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      Ghani and Naga not in S'gor line-up
      137 17 Ghani and Naga not in S'gor line-up SOCCER ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Selajigor will be without two first-team players act scorer Abdul Ghani and right-wing Nagaratnam for their FAM Cup tie against Armed Forces at Merdeka Stadium tomorrow (7.39 p.m.), writes Ken Fernandez. FAS secretary G. Vijiyanathan said today that Ghani
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      'Test' for Youths
      78 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singf»pore's Youth soccer team can answer their critics tomorrow with a good performance against Singapore Government Services F. A. Youtti Xi at Jalan Besar Stadium (6.20 p.m.). writes Joe Dorai. Although some SAFA officials hate suggested that the Singapore team should be withdrawn from next
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      SHORTAGE OF REFEREES AS THE GAME EXPANDS, SAYS JONES
      524 17 RUGB STATE Rugby Unions and referees societies must start now to recruit and train more referees for the coming season. This call was made by Mr O. E. M. Jones, retiring president of the Malayan Society of Rugby Union referees, at
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      Don't allow substitutes, advises Sir Stanley
      522 17 Kuala Lumpur, Tues SIR Stanley Rous, president of FIFA, has suggested to F.A. of Malaya officials that they should discontinue allowing substitution in matches played under their jurisdiction. "Substitution Is against the spirit of the game." Sir Stanley told tljem during his fourday visit
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      'Come back' appeal by Adnan
      146 17 'Come back' appeal by Adnan CYCLING SINGAPORE, Tues. Adnan Isa, the new president of the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association, today appealed to all leading cyclists in the state to "return to the fold." Inche Adnan said: "For the past two years, the state has been without the services of several
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      126 17 TENNIS DAVIS CUP: Eastern sane 2nd round Malaya v Burma (S'gor Club courts, XL. 3 p.m.). BOCCEK FAM CUP: South zone-final— S'gor v Armed Forces (Merdeka Stadium 7.30 p.m.). YOUTH MATCH: Spore v SOSPA (Jn. Besar. 6 JO p.m SGSFA League Dlt. 1: Marines v Water Dept. (Jn. Besar, 5.15
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    57 18 SUVA, Tues-.— Thirty candidates will contest 12 scats in the first elections for Fiji's new Legislative Council next month. The seats are open to four Europeans, four Indians, and four Fljiajis. When nominations closed, there were ten Fijian, eight European and 12 Indian candidates listed. Two
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    DEATHS
    59 18 MOOR NACALINCAM .\.i mi |.«>.".d 0.8 >i>orv on W I'M. Corttvr IMM Kinns Koad. Sini:apor« (7-3-41, at I p.m. for Holland Koad CVim-'rrv MADAM EE JOO LUI |.a«s»d away peacofaltji m HIM OMti taai m N«e Ann Kon^.-i. OHO Upper Sernnlaxm Koad on .'--Xii.l .it iMP m. a' hi-r
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    Tengku leaving for ASA talks on Sunday
    429 18 Tengku leaving for ASA talks on Sunday KUALA LUMPUR, Tues TENGKU Abdul Rahman will fly to Manila on Sunday for the twice-post-poned Asa foreign ministers' meeting. During his three-day stay he bopes to discuss M.ila\M.i and the Philippines' claim to North Borneo with President Macapagal and invite him to visit
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    281 18 AUPE chief replies to Ministry's charge SINGAPORE, Tues. The general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, Mr. G. Kandasamy, today recalled how his union backed the Government in last year's merger referendum, when he replied to a Ministry of Finance statement charging that the AUPE was prepared "to
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    NEW AMERICAN PLAN FOR TIN WELCOMED
    575 18 NEW AMERICAN PLAN FOR TIN WELCOMED THE Federation Government said tonight that the new United States tin disposal programme would remove some of the uncertainties which have been "hanging over the tin market in recent months." I s t^ St o a f te cSe 0 r y ee lh
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    175 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The civilian staff of the Terendak Camp, Malacca, collected $70 today for the National Patriotic Fund. The Straits T",mes group of newspapers received a total i of $278 for the fund, including this donation, bringing 1 the group's total to date
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    Lock icon Leonardo sketch
    37 18 LONDON, Tues. A tiny drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, only lour inches by three, was auctioned here today for £14.700 sterling. The drawing was of an old man done In pen and brown Ink. Reuter.
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    73 18 PERTH, Tues. An attempt at dramatic stage management of Queen Elizabeth's entry at a glittering late evening garden party here went wrong at the crucial moment last night when the lights failed. She was left walking along the top of a grassy bank in total darkness. All
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    287 18 LONDON, Tues. The stock markets were quiet with no definite over-all trend. Quiet selective buying provided a number of good features, however. Oilt-edgeds were helped by the good performance of the pound in the foreign exchange market and gains were recorded. Yesterday's irregular close on Wall Street produced
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