The Straits Times, 5 April 1963

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    28 1 AVERAGE DAILY 4 I It I I I I I II SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times I Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. APRIL 5, 1963 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    Lock icon Joint ASA action on industries study
    140 1 MANILA. Thurs.— The joint communique issued at the end of the Association of South-east \>ia Foreign Ministers conference here today said they had agreed to: HOLD active consultations on a projected agreement on commerce and navigation. INTENSIFY efforts to expand trade among tho three
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    Lock icon Four killed in riots
    70 1 SHOLAPUR (Western India i. Thurs. A crowd of 700 people attacked a group of "Untouchables" in Nirtml village. North Mysore, and set fire to their huts, burning three of them, Including one woman, to death, it was learned today. Police rushed to the village and opened
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    SUMMIT: I'M READY
    1039 1  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN Tengku; No delay in Malaysia PM'S TALKS WITH PRESIDENT MACAPAGAL DESCRIBED AS 'FRANK AND CORDIAL EXCHANGES OF VIEWS' From MANILA, Thursday TENGKU Abdul Rahman will take part in a summit meeting with President Macapagal and President Soekarno when all preliminaries have been completed, including the
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    Lock icon Reds and neutrals battle in Laos
    284 1 VIENTIANE, Thursday. pKJHTING broke out last nijfht between proCoimnunist Pathet Lao forces and some Laotian neutralist forces on the Plain of Jars, Central Laos, authoritative diplomatic sources said here today. They said a later report this morning indicated the fighting had stopped, but the
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    SUBANDRIO: IT'S STILL UNCERTAIN
    482 1 JAKARTA, Thursday. 'pHK Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said today that Indonesia's participation in threenation talks in Manila tomorrow was still unDr. Subandrio said he was still waiting for further word from the Philippines Ambassador concerning the latest developments In Manila "Meanwhile we are making the necessary
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    Tengku returns today
    61 1 Tengku returns today SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Malayan Airways' direct flight from Hone Kong to Singapore tomorrow will make a special call at Kuala Lumpur to disembark Tengku Abdul Rahman. The Tengku will leave Manila early tomorrow for Hong Kong to join the Malayan Airways Comet leaving the colony at 3 p.m.
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    $400,000 fraud bid alleged
    64 1 $400,000 fraud bid alleged BUSINESSMAN Chuo Nam Siong (above), of Singapore, who was accused in a magistrate's court yesterday of attempting to cheat the United Molayan Banking Corporation Ltd. of $400,000. Evidence was given that Chua operated accounts under different names with seven Singapore banks. The preliminary inquiry is expected
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    Lock icon 10,000 are freed
    60 1 VIENNA, Thurs— About 10.000 Hungarian prisoners are believed to have regained their liberty by today, following the amnesty announced two weeks ago by Mr. Janos Kadar. the Prime Minister and Communist Party leader. About a third of them are believed to hare been "political" prisoners, and usually
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    Lock icon Dope for Russia
    46 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs.— lndia is Xn send Russia 70 tons of opium this year under a £350.000 contract signed by the Indian State Trading Corporation last month. Some 20 tons have already been airlifted, after a Russian request for an Immediate supply. Reuter.
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    Sellers injured
    27 1 LONDON. Than, FUm star Peter Sellers was reported comfortable today after he slipped and broke his ankle while getting out of a motorcar last night.
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    Lock icon 'Rasa Sayang' with Jakarta envoy
    124 1 'Rasa Sayang' with Jakarta envoy MANILA. Thurs.— Tengku Abdul Rahman tonight linked arms with the Indonesian Ambassador Naiir Pamontjak to sing the Malay song. "Rasa Say a nit" (Sons of Friendship). The Vice-President of the Philippines. Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez. joined in to the accompaniment of a Filipino military band. The
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    French, UAR ties resumed
    66 1 PARIS. Thurs. Resumption of diplomatic relations between France and the United Arab Republic which were .severed seven years ago at the time of the Suez crisis, was officially announced here today. A communique issued by the French Foreign Office said agreement had been reached between the
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    Lock icon New air chief
    41 1 LONDON. Thurs.— The Air Ministry today announced the appointment, of Air Commodore Harold Ouy Leonard-Williams as Air Officer In Charge of Administration. Far East Air Force, as from Julv l with the acting rank of Air Vice-Marshal.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Safe landing
    39 1 BOURNEMOUTH (Southern England). Thurs. A British United Alrwayg Dakota landed safely here last night after lightning had torn a hole in its rudder and damaged the nose on a flight from Manchester, it was learned today. Reuter.
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    The reluctant bookie
    64 1 KINGSTON (Jamaica). Thurs. Jamaican police are investigating a case in which Mr. Felix Lain*, a timber dealer, claims he won V: 6.500.900 on a Novon-race accumulator b.t. La ing said that he laid C3 10s win and 10s place bets with an off-course book-maker on March 23
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    Lock icon women seized' report inquiry
    206 1 women seized' report inquiry MANILA. Thurs. The British Embassy is investigating reports from Julo in the Southern Philippines that Moro pirates have kidnapped two British women. "We have been unable to substantiate the reports, but our air attache la in the area at the moment trying to cherk them." a
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS REBELLION OVER
    21 1 STOP PRESS REBELLION OVER land biM> In in \> lo.i.x tn In IITIIt'. .ii.-fn< TIN UP A IOMxi- I P b 1
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      6 1 National Language Month INCLUDES I UU
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    Lock icon Volcano threat to isle near Bali
    200 2 JAKARTA, Thursday. ANOTHER Indonesian volcano. Mount Rindjani, on Lonibok Island, a few miles east of Bali, is causing anxiety to the inhabitants, Antara news agencv reports today. The agency says Lombok islanders fear that Rindjani will also erupt They have asked that the mountain
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    Lock icon Australian traders want Malay I in school
    153 2 SYDNEY. Thurs. A j big Australian business association wants Malay and Japanese taught In Australian schools and business firms. The influential Associated Chambers of Commerce de- j elded at its annual conference in Sydney to urge the inclusion of Malay and Japanese in
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    Safety was just one floor away—
    140 2 Safety was just one floor away— IaiANBUL. rnurs.— Syria s ousted Prime Minister. Mr. Khalid El Azem. did not have far to go for political asylum when his regime was overthrown on March 8. it was disclosed here today. He simply walked down one flight of stairs to the Turkish
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    Another S36m. in the red
    59 2 JAKARTA. Thui; p lion is to be built in Jakai to become "outer space-r today. The money will bi who will send technicians The planetarium shouli dlr of 1966. Renter. nctariiim costing S3H mil.a to encourage the citizens inded." it was announced loaned by East
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    Lock icon TITO OFFERS ARMr, AID TO INDIA
    110 2 TITO OFFERS ARM r AID TO INDIA VEW DELHI, Thurs. India confirmed today that Yugoslavia has offered arms and military equip menr for defence against the Chinese Communists. The offer was made in response to India's request to "friendly countries" for assistance last October during the Chines* offensive on India's
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    Lock icon Garland for an envoy
    43 2 INDONESIANS in The Hague extend a garx land of flowers in welcome to the new Indonesian Charge d'Affaires. Dr. Mohammed Sharif, on his arrival at The Hague Hotel. Indonesia and the Netherlands resumed diplomatic relations last month. UPI photo.
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    Lock icon WHOOSH...OUT GOES THE PASSENGER
    123 2 SAIGON. Thursday. AN American businessman Jumped from a U.S. Air Force plane for no apparent reason as it flew over the Cambodian-Vietnamese frontier yesterday. The man, named Russell, had a parachute on and landed safely in Cambodian territory. The twin-engined plane circled over the area. The
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    Lock icon Charlie meets his does—and doesn't
    76 2 Charlie meets his does— and doesn't ADELAIDE. Thurs. A younß buck deer named Charlie was hustled into an enclosure with five does at Adelaide Zoo today. Charlie objected strongly. He broke loose, cattered across a busy zoo entrance road, swam the 60-yard Torrens Lake river and Ignored traffic on his
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    Beatrix at palace
    32 2 TOKYO. Thurs. Crown Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands, malting her postponed tour of Japan, today vUiied the Imperial Palace and had an audience with Emperor Hirohlto and Empress Nagako.
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    Lock icon Laos killing: Thais on the alert
    140 2 BANGKOK. Thursday. T'HAI leaders are keeping: a close watch over devex lopments in Laos tallowing the assassination of the Laotian Foreign Minister. Quinim Pholsena. General Thanom Kittika- chorn. Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, told i reporters yesterday that since t Thailand is next
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    Lock icon —SECOND ASSASSINATION REPORTED
    53 2 BANGKOK. Thur*. Mr. Tim Buripat. Thailand's former deputy Education Minister. h;is hi-rn MMMlMtai in Sam Neua province, northern Laos. General Pr.ip.i-, Cliarusathien. Interior Minister, told reporters yesterday. General Prapas viid that ai'cordine: to a report ri-ccived here. Mr. Tim Buripat was shot and killed while making a
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      Argentine Govt says the revolt has collapsed
      241 3 Argentine Govt says the revolt has collapsed DUENOS AIRES. Thurs. The government last night announced the collapse of I revolt of a retired army general who. with navy support launched a nationwide uprising; early on Tuesdav. The Government claim came after the navy announced its withdrawal of support for the
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      Boyer taken ill on stage
      66 3 NEW YORK. Thurs French .tctor Charlrs Boyer. 63. was taken ill with food poisoning during the rtnal act of the Broadway play "Lord Pengo" last nijrhi. A fellow actor, noticing hts dlstress. Ad Mbbed a Hue. "Are you all right. Dad?" Boyer answerrd "I'm not
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      Lock icon MOTHER OF 'THALIDOMIDE BABY' SUES DRUG FIRM
      113 3 HAMBURG. (Germany), Thurs. A Hamburg civil court yesterday ordered the mother ol an alleged "Thalldomlde baby" born with deformed arms to prove that she took the controversial drug during her pregnancy. The court aiso ordered her lawyer to produce affidavits from a doctor
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      Lock icon FRENCH COAL . STRIKE SETTLED
      183 3 FRENCH COAL STRIKE SETTLED DARIS. Thurs.— Trade union and Coal Board representatives last night announced a settlement in the 34--day-old miners' strike. The agreement to end the i strike was initialled by nego- tiators of both sides alter two I days of tough bargaining. The miners' leaders, who had been
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      A WAVE FROM WINSTON'S 'DARLING CLEMENTINE'
      92 3 T ADY 111 K( Mil I 78 this week. waves cheerfully to wellwishers as she and Sir Winston arrive for lunch at the Westminster home ot tbeir daughter Mary wife of the Minister of Agriculture. Mr. Christopher Soames This was a notable day for
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      Lock icon Red bloc tension no comfort to U.S. -Rusk
      139 3 Red bloc tension no comfort to U.S.Rusk f\MAHA (Nebraska). V Thurs. Mr. Dean Rusk, the U.S. Secretary of State, said yesterday there was little or no comfort to the United States in the current tension between Russia and China. Mr. Rusk spoke to reporters at the Strategic Air Command headquarters
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      Lock icon Kennedy: A change of Harolds wouldn't alter Anglo-US links
      322 3 Kennedy: A change of Harolds wouldn't alter Anglo -US links WASHINGTON. Thurs. i PRESIDENT Kennedy said last night he could see no reason why relationships with Britain should change under a Labour (iovernment. Questioned at his Press conference as to whether the "special relationship" could be maintained under Mr. Harold
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      Lock icon Radiation deaths
      34 3 MADRID. Thurs. More people are killed in industry thruuih (ailing off ladders than through radiation in nuclear plants, accordIng to an international nuclear expert now attending a symposium I h .ere. Reuter.
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      Lock icon STRONG GOVT KEY POLL ISSUE IN CANADA
      287 3 STRONG GOVT KEY POLL ISSUE IN CANADA OTTAWA, Thurs. Fear of another minority government loomed today as a key issue in Canada's general election campaign, pushing a dispute with the U.S. over nuclear missiles into the background. With four days to go before polling, the campaign has become dominated by
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      US rejects Red charge of responsibility
      175 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— The State Department yesterday categorically rejected the Soviet charges that America bore responsibility for two recent attacks on Russian freighters by Cuban exile groups. In a note delivered to the Foreign MlnMrv In Moscow, the S»ate Departtipnt aso said the US Oovernnnent
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      284 3 II MORE and MORE K*n DEPOSIT VJP ACCOUNTS I are being opened with Lombard Bank, where capital accumulates steadily in the assured security of the Bank.. Interest of s*. per annum is paid twice yearly without II deduction of U.K. Income Tax. Write today to the General Manager for your
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    Rubber: A bid for lower freight rates
    252 4 Rubber: A bid for lower freight rates S'PORE PACKERS, SHIPPERS, DEALERS SUPPORT MALAYAN COUNTERPART SINGAPORE, Thursday. FHE Singapore Rubber Trade Association, representing the great; majority of packers, shippers and dealers in the local market, is ;o back the Federation of Rubber Trade Association in the Federation >f Malaya in its
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    Batteries: Testimony for tariff protection
    212 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Tariff Advisory Commission was told today that local demands for automobile batteries could best be met by part local assembly and part imports. Thi director and general manager of the Chloride Electrical Storage Co. Far East Limited. Mr. C.H. Walker, said there
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    HAN SUYIN OFF TO JAKARTA TALKS
    148 4 SINGAPORE, Thura. Well known Malayan novelist. Dr. Han Suyin flew to Jakarta today to attend the final meeting of the preparatory committee of the Afro-Asian conference of journalists. Dr. Han, who is attending this meeting as guest of the conference's organizing committee, said: "I
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    BANK DISPUTE HEARING IS POSTPONED AGAIN
    131 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Industrial Arbitration Court has postponed for the third time the scheduled hearing of a trade dispute between the United Commercial Bank and the Singapore Bank Em- ployees' Union. The case was to have come up for hearing at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow,
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    Malaysian Night
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Th« Indian Film Society will present cultural programme entitled "Malaysian Night" at the Victoria Theai/e on Saturday at 7.30 pjn.
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    Food and fun fair
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A food and fun fair In aid of the Methodist Church in Barker Road will be held at the Anglo-Chinese School from 11 am to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Toe H meeting
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Group, Toe H and Toe H Women's Association will bold an Informal get-together at Talbot House at 8.30 p.m. on April 10.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    355 4 THE following is today's schex dule of civil aircraft movements at Pay* Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS Garuda: From Medan (OA 990) 3.10 p.m.; from Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur (OA 805) 5.10 p.m.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8 45 a.m. Thai International: From Hong Kong, Bangkok (TO
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    AUSTRALIAN 6ENERAL FLIES IN TO VISIT ARMY UNITS
    164 4 AUSTRALIAN 6ENERAL FLIES IN TO VISIT ARMY UNITS SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Australian Army Quart-ermaster-General. Major- Gen. J. W. Harrison (above) flew into Singapore last night on a fourday inspection tour of Australian army units In Malaya and Singapore. Major-Gen. Harrison. 51. who is also a member of the Australian Military
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    78 in bid to dismiss union committee
    147 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. T<HE president of the Naval Base Labour Union, A Mr. James De Cruz today described as "unconstitutional" a petition calling for an emergency representative council meeting of the union "with a view to dismissing the present executive committee." The petition was
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    Folk dancing sessions
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Teachers' Folk Dance Society will hold folk dance sessions on every Sunday of this month. They will take place between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. at the Raffles Olrls' Primary School. Queen Street. All teachers are Invited to attend.
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    64 moved after clash in prison
    144 4 64 moved after clash in prison OINGAPORE. Thurs. Sixty-four inmates of the Reformative Training Centre in Ulu Bedok have been re- moved to Changi Prison after righting broke out yesterday evening be- tween secret society factions in the centre. The disturuance was quick- ly quelled by the prison staff. but
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    BARISAN HAS 14 MORE QUERIES FOR ASSEMBLY
    136 4 BARISAN HAS 14 MORE QUERIES FOR ASSEMBLY SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Fourteen more questions have 1 been submitted by Barisan Sosialis Assemblymen for 1 oral answers in the Legisla- tive Assembly by Govern I rr""it '-on^benrhers. For Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. the Prime Minister, to answer is a query by Mr. Chan Sun
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    Housing show
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Some 6.000 people have so far seen the exhibition on visionary arcliiiec- ture and housing in Singapore at the National Library, which will end on Tuesday.
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    Annual picnic
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The!. Singapore Police Civilian SUIT Association will hold their annual picnic at the People's Association i > Tanah Merah holiday camp on Sunday. 1
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    Double trouble—times four
    313 5  - Double trouble— times four JUDY VONG COME AND PHOTOGRAPH OUR THREE SETS OF TWINS' SAID SCHOOL HEAD...THEN HE FOUND ANOTHER By C I M.Ai'OKK. Thurs. Primary One boys at St. Michael's school in inomMm Koatl lined up yesterday afternoon ready for an excursion. The school's director, Brother Basil, looked down
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    101—she's off to Mecca on pilgrimage
    74 5 101— she's off to Mecca on pilgrimage SINGAPORE, Thurs. The pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur sailed from Singapore today for Mecca with 650 passengers from Singapore. Sarawak. Brunei and South Ma' ay a This is the third and last trip the Kuala Lumpur is making to Mecca this year. Among the
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    Divorce off: Aza's wife not in court
    273 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. JJIVORCE proceedings are off for Raja Shamsiati binte Raja Putra, 19, third wife of the fugitive Brunei rebel leader, Sheikh Azahari. Her case was struck off the list by Shariah Court president, Haji Senusi bin Mahmood. at 3.10 p.m. today 40
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    Crashed VlP's car: Fined $30
    58 5 PENANO, Thurs. A lorry crashed into the rear of a car driven by the Indonesian Vice-Consul, Mr. Sunadio DJokrodisastro. at Jelutong Road on Jan. 30. the magistrate's court was told today. The lorry driver. Khoo Chooi Seng, pleaded guilty to a charge of inconsiderate driving
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    WEEKLY KLM FLIGHT TO JAKARTA RESUMING
    157 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The weekly K.L.M. flight from Amsterdam to Singapore will be extended to Jakarta on May 5, the regional K.L.M. sales manager. Mr. W. T. Lion, said today. This will be a resumption of the airline's services to Jakarta, which were discontinued In
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    Tengku for meeting
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Tengku Abdul Rahman will open the annual meeting of the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs at the Dewan Buhasa dan Pustaka Hall on April 12.
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    Chamber men meet Lee
    166 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. RE P RESENTATIVES of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce met the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, this morning to discuss progress on the atonement gesture made by the Japanese Government to the people of Singapore. Mr. Lee told them: "All that remains to
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    Railway ready for Easter rush
    138 5 Railway ready for Easter rush SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Railway today reported fairly heavy bookings for the Easter holidays from April 12 to April 15. In anticipation of the exodus of holiday-makers from Singapore to the Federation and vice versa, the railway will provide additional coaches on all mail trains from April
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    The in-out maestro
    274 6 QUICKLY AND QUIETLY GOES THE JAZZ KING SINGAPORE, Thurs. Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong flew in last night by Air-India with his band on the way to Hong Kong after a tour of Australia and New Zealand. It uas about midnight and Satohmo was so unexpected that very few
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    $15 million housing scheme for Muar
    276 6 MUAR, Thursday. jyjORE than 1,006 housing units costing about $15 million are being built here to meet the big demand for houses as a result of rising population and industrial development. The projects are being financed by the Federal and State Governments, the town
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    Rape case salesman appeals
    77 6 Rape case salesman appeals KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A salesman, Chew Kim Lin, 23, who was sentenced to five years' Jail in the High Court here last week for raping a typist in a church office, has filed notice of appeal. He was found guilty by Mr. Justice Gill of raping
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    Sultan lunches on flagship
    50 6 KLANO, Thurs. The Comma nder-ln-Chief of the Par East Fleet. Vice-Admtral Sir Desmond Dreyer, was received in audience by the Sultan of Selangor at the Islana Alatn Shah here tins morning. The Sultan later lunched with Sir Desmond aboard his flagship. H.M.S. Alert, in Port Swettenham.
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    Too now UDP's branch leader
    69 6 TELUK ANSON. Thurs.— Mr. Too Joon Hing. Independent. Member of Parliament for the Telulc Anson constituency, has been elected the chairman of the Telulc Anson Divisional Branch of the United Democratic Party formed yesierday. Other officials arc: Vice-chair-man, Inc'ne Hamzah bin Lope; secretary. Mr. Woo
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    Retiring Gen. Poett to make lecture tour in U.S.
    151 6 Retiring Gen. Poett to make lecture tour in U.S. SINGAPORE, Thurs The retiring Commander* in-Chief of Far East Lund Forces, Gen. Sir Nigel Poett (above) today paid a farewell visit to II ij Singapore Base DktttU i and inspected a guard of honour provided by the Singapore Guard Regiment. Sir
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    Lock icon Tin market has 'striking' change for the better
    497 6 LONDON. Thurs. THE Financial Times said today that essentially there has been a gradual but striking change in the psychological attitude of the tin market since the new United States stockpile plan. The Malayan Government Interpreted the plan as an explicit guarantee
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    —ENVOYSUGIH ARTO RETURNS
    56 6 ENVOYSUGIH ARTO RETURNS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Indonesian Consul General, Col. Sugih Arto, returned to Singapore last night from Jakarta, where he discussed Malaysia and other developments in the area with Indonesian ministers. A consulate spokesman said 101. Sugih Arto "touched on a wide range of subjects, including mutual interests affecting
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    Picnic, then three die
    176 7 Picnic, then three die A LOR STAR, Thurs. Two women and a boy were drowned when a sampan capsized in the sea off Tanjong Kubu in the Pulau Langkawi group. Three other passengers were rescued. The tragedy occurred thmdays ago but the news reached here only today. Minah blnte Ismail.
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    Astronomy—by an expert
    49 7 Astronomy by an expert SINGAPORE, Thurs. A world .nrhority on astronomy. Professor Lawrence H. Aller. will give a public lecture on "Space Observatories and Astronomy" at the new lecture theatre No. 3 at the University of tiumapore tomorrow night. He Is Professor of Astronomy at the University of California.
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    'Guard the girls' plea by
    108 7 'Guard the girls' plea by MUAR, Thurs. —The Minister of Education, Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, today urged parents and teachers to guard girl pupils from undesir able Western influences. He was opening a new extension to the Sultan Abu Bakar Secondary Girls' School here. He said: "We are now searching
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    YMCA conference
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— More than 150 delegates, representing 16 countries, will attend the third Asian Y.M.C.A. conference to be held in Singapore at the Victoria Memorial Hall from April 26 to April 28. Singapore will have 50 delegates.
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    Cantonments for forces expansion
    402 7 Cantonments for forces expansion Building programme in Borneo will maintain Malayan standards KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday A PLAN is in hand to set up cantonments in all the Malaysian territories to cope with the expansion of the armed forces needed for the new federation. Informed sources here said today that the
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    No-licence hens: $7,200 in fines
    79 7 No-licence hens: $7,200 in fines KA NGA R, Thurs. Four Thai fishermen were today fined $1,800 each or six months' Jail for importing 1,147 fowls without a licence. The Sessions Court was told the men Hassan bin Awang. 28. Kho Ah Hoe, 32, Nal Som Pong. 32. and Tan Kim
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    Lottery, bribery charges
    54 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— S Muthukaruppan Chettiar. 61. was charged is the Sessions Court today with corruptly giving Sl9 to a police constable who arrested him for allowedly assisting in an illegal lottery. Both offences were alleged to have been committed here yesterday morning. He pleaded not guilty
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    School book fund
    22 7 KAJANG. Thurs.— The Kajang High School Parent-Teacher Association has set aside Sl4O to lelp poor pupils to buy books.
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    Foundation work on new airport starts next month
    237 7 Foundation work on new airport starts next month ITU ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Foundation work on the terminal building and control tower for the new international airport at Subang. 14 miles from here, is expected to start within a month. The Minister of Transport. Dato Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir. spent
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    296 7 T^HE Judicial Committee of the Privy Council A yesterday upheld its order of last November that the Crown should pay costs of a successful appeal against a conviction in Singapore under the Immigration Ordinance. It refused a petition by the Crown against the order
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    Cessna for charter
    37 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Malaysian Air Charter Company Ltd. lias set up a branch office at San da lean. North Borneo. It is now operating a Cessna aircraft for charter in the Borneo territories.
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    PEOPLE'S CHOICE IN CHEAP HOUSING
    156 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Housing Trust has found that three -room houses of either brick or timber and two-room flats are the most popular and economic in the low-cost category. It said in its 1961 annual report published today that over the years the
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    Medical expert for Singapore
    52 7 SYDNEY. Thuni.— An Australian medical rehabilitation expert who left Sydney recently for Manila to visit hospi.alu and medical rehabilitation centres in Asian countries has Included ai-'uapore in ills Itinerary. He is Or. Julian oia*s. a member of the advisofry committee of the Royal South Sydney Hospital
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    'PLAGUE IN SAIGON' RIDDLE
    122 7 'PLAGUE IN SAIGON' RIDDLE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malayan Ministry of Health is awaiting official information about a reported outbreak of plague in Saigon. A Reuter report said that four cases were reported in Saigon during the past fortnight. The Director or Medical Services, Dr. Mohamed Din Ahmad, told the
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    Lock icon Policeman jailed for murder bid
    59 8 BRUNEI TOWN, Thurs.— A policeman. Awangku Sam*uddii. Haji Balcar. 21, was sentenced to 10 years' jail for the attempted murder of a shopkeeper in Sena on Dec. 30. The High Court here was told yesterday that Samsuddin lured the shopkeeper. Tan Kiat Leng. to a
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    Another top hotel for Orchard Rd
    145 8 17-STOREY LUXURY BUILDING NOW AWAITS OFFICIAL GO-AHEAD SINGAPORE, Thurs. Yet another multi-million dollar multi -storey hotel will soon tower over fastdeveloping Orchard Road. With Hotel Singapura Intercontinental nearing completion and another in Tanglin about to be built. Messrs. Booty, Edwards and Partners (architects) today
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    Co-op rice mills to get priority
    170 8 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thursday. •"THE Trengganu Government is to give priority to x co-operative societies for rice milling licences in the state. This policy was adopted at the State Executive Council meeting yesterday. It follows representations lby the co-operative societies against competition of private rice
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    Pin-table offence
    35 8 IPOH, Thurs.— Lre Yew KooL 45. a pin-table dealer, was fined $150 or one month's jail by the Sessions Court here today tor operating a pin-table in the Jubilee Park without a licence.
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    $5,373 loss by firm
    62 8 $5,373 loss by f irm IPOH, Thursday. A clerk at Alk Guan Chan Co., rubber dealers, woke up yesterday to find $5,373 missing from a table drawer. The money, which was for buying rubber, wa s put In the drawer by the cleric. Ah Eng Hoe. 30. on Tuesday night,
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    Tough jurgle test for Australian and British troops
    284 8 Tough jurgle test for Australian and British troops OEREMBAN, Thurs. Malaya-based Commonwealth troops tumbled from Jungle hideaways near here this week weary but flushed with success, a special Australian Army report said today. Their .appearance marked the first contact they had had with civilisation for seven days. The 1.000-strong Commonwealth
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    Traffic game
    20 8 SUNGEI PATANI, Thurs.— The Shell traffic game will be held on the public padang here on Sunday morning.
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    600 to take part
    27 8 PENANG. Thurs.— More than 600 secondary school pupils will take part in a World Health Day programme at St. Xavier's Institution on Sunday.
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    BOOKIE AGENT FINED $3,000
    74 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Yong Chong Koon of Seah Street was today fined $3,000 after pleading guilty to acting as a bookmaker's agent. t Yong was one of three men arrested yesterday afternoon in a raid on office premises in Beach Road. The two others were fined $50
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    2127 9  - Chapter 3 of James Bond's most adventure ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE IAN FLEMING intriguing JAMES BOND receives a fantastic offer— v; l.ouu.uiMi in gold to marry a beautiful blonde called Tracy the eirl whose gambling debt he paid at the Casino at Royale Les Eaux. The offer comes from
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    REQUIEM
    45 10 J* W»rdt tin < Minimum) OIOUIIM MICH MAtt w,:i kg tnnt •-W" of th# d»p«rt*d »onl of \nionv Laaaf lopn it th» Kt Aaiony I'htinh ai in. ob 8atur<l»r •tCQUIEM MAtt Anthofiv f-hnrrh K I. IMt April «S morntni mil of Bra. I'nkkian.ithrr. Pi»<! Itt
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      Renewal Of Faith
      544 10 Each cable from Manila brings fresh evidence that Tongku Abdul Rahman and President Macapagal haw OOtabliahadi the best ot personal relations. This does not mean that the differences between the two countries have been smoothed over. While the motives and implications oi Malaysia have certainly been discussed
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      Britain's New Budget
      414 10 Britain's Chancellor seems to have produced a popular budget as well as a sound one. Possibly too popular for Labour's liking But if it is the election winner which the Tories hope for and Labour fear, it will not be because ol today's popularity but because it
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      Tax Free
      290 10 The Singapore Government has taken a leaf from the Federation tax book by deciding to exempt the householder from pfcyinu tax on the annual value of the house he owni and lives in. There is one important difference, however. The Federation gives rclie! to all owner-occupiers, whether dwelling
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    ROLLING BACK MALAYA'S TALL TIMBER
    613 10  - ROLLING BACK MALAYA'S TALL TIMBER Staff Writer by a KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. On the march to end rural poverty and match the rapid rise in population land hungry farmers are rolling back the tall, timber mantle still covering much of the Malayan mainland. In the six years since independence many
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    Will Saud ever leave the Cote d'Azur..?
    606 10  - Will Saud ever leave the Cote d'Azur..? JOHN ELLISON EVERY DAY— CRUSHED BANANAS AND ICE-CREAM AND OXYGEN-CYLINDERS... —from NICE. THURSDAY HE sits beneath a Napoleonic eagle in a bed 6ft. Bin. long, and eats his way daily through six plates of crushed bananas and ice-cream. By his right hand a
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      A question of degree
      435 10 I REFER to the reply from Mr. Vanniaslngham. the acting Director of Education, Singapore. My letter wa.s against the anomaly in the salary scales of pass and honours degree graduate teachers and not the high salary scale of cer-tificate-trained teachers as such. It should be noted
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      Tote deal
      97 10 TURF club committees all over Malaya are criticising punters who bet with bookies. Surely the way to deal with the problem is to give the punter a better deal. To take 20 per cent plus broken money makes the bet a very poor one Indeed. If the clubs
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      Sea water
      100 10 WHO is responsible for the water situation in Malacca? My hopes for a quick recovery from nephritis are slowly ebbing as a result of the increasing salinity of the water supply. What is the use of roads and bridges when a fundamental human necessity is left to deteriorate?
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      A 'go-slow'
      74 10 UEFORE the recent re- strlctlons imposed on the government stenography examination for 1963, government stenos were given a fair chance to attempt any one or two speeds from 80 to 120 w.p.m. The new regulation not only restricts a candidate from trying more than one speed at a
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      No-pay work
      46 10 AM a trained teacher from another state and have been teaching in Perak for almost three months. However. I regret to say that I haven't been paid. On Inquiry I was told I would be paid soon. But how soon Is "soon"? TEACHER Ipoh
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      TV times
      170 10 NEING the headmistress of a fairly large school. I fully agree with the letter by "Parent" (ST. March 23 regarding programme times for T.V. Singapura. I feel that children of all races should benefit fully through the medium of T.V. As things are at present. the only pleasure
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    'Man with seven bank accounts'
    637 11 $400,000 CHEAT BID CHARGE: COURT TOLD OF 'FREQUENT' CASH MOVEMENTS PRELIMINARY inquiry was told today that a businessman* operating accounts under different names with seven Singapore, banks, attempted to cheat the United Malayan Banking Corporation Ltd. of $406,899. Chua Nam Sionß. sole proprietor of Chop
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    4I waited in vain for three hours...'
    294 11 4 I waited in vain for three hours identity his own signatures,' Mr. Chen added. Mr. Chen said he put a trunk-call through to his bank's general manager. Mr. Lim Sin Seng, in Kuala Lumpur immediately after Chua's departure and told him what had happened. On the general manager's Instruction,
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    Lock icon $5.5 mil. malaria eradication plan
    69 11 BRUNEI IOWN. Thurs. The Brunei Oov. ..w.cw lias approved $i.500.000 to iTiulu-at'.- malaria in the state under a flve-yeai malaria eradication plan, tht State Medical Officer. Dr. Abdul Wahad bin Mohammed Arill. s.id today. Dr. Abdul Wahad said with the advice of experts from the
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    Lock icon CURFEWIN HUNT FOR AFFANDY
    63 11 CURFEWIN HUNT FOR AFFANDY BRUNEI TOW N. Thurs. Military an- I thorities today Imposed a night curfew over a large swampy area of Brunei and the Fifth Division of Sarawak. The curfew was imposed in an effort to capture Jassin AfTandv said to he the overall commander of the Brunei
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    Pioneer marble
    37 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. i Polished marble slabs have been declared a pioneer product. Other* In the list issued tonight include polished marble structural elements such as columns, capital, pediments. beams and blocks for solid walls.
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    Trespass charge
    40 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Png Kok Chuun. 20. today denied a charge of criminal ;n>spa>s at the Selclene Electro-steam Laundry works :n Delta Road on Dec. 4. Png, a former cmployre of the laundry, m granird b.i;l till May 24.
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    Housebreaker is jailed 4 years
    47 11 SINGAPORE. Thur>. Koh Tlwn I.ye. 37. wi: light previous convict ion*, ni today jailed by ;i dis r court for tour years for breaking into house in Coimvol'l Drive on Feb. 13. He \m- a.so placed under police supervision lor two y?ars
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    Divorce granted
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Chief Justice. Mr. JOKtM Wee Chong Jin. today granted a decree nisi to Pearly Tay 800 Neo. dissolving hex marriage to Tony SYig Eu Hye. a ilesmnn. on grounds of desertion and adultery.
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    Pellets missing
    34 11 KLANG. Thurs More than 2.000 shotgun pellets, \alued at $450. were found missing from the Robinson and Co. godown at Sun- 1 gel Aur jetty. Port Swettenham. last night. Police are investigating.
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    Court told of a 'wrestling match' as wife I fought mistress
    290 11 Court told of a 'wrestling match' as wife I fought mistress SINGAPORE, Thursday. DISTRICT court was told today that a woman fought with her husband's mistress before a big crowd of people who knew them both. A witness, Neo Thian Hock, described the fight as "wrestling match." The women were
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    149 11 'Doomed' if they don't form own -union KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The 1.300 General Clerical Service clerks employed by the Federation Government were told today that their future, was "doomed' unless they formed themselves into one union. Mr. K. Ayadural. pro-tem president of the Federal and State General Clerical Service Union,
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    School speech day
    19 11 RAUB. Thurs. The Maiimud Secondary School hero will hold lt» annual sp!»?i;h dav ceremonies tomorrow evi-ning.
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    'Blue' films seized in police raid
    65 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twenty reels of "blue" films and 600 obscene photographs were seized yesterday in a raid on the first floor of a Telok Ayer Street house, a masistrates court was told today. Chiang Chens Koon. 36. who admitted ov. nership of the articles,
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    Stolen safe found
    40 11 KLANG. Tliurs.— The «-a;t > stolen from thr Rex cinema hue lon Tuesday night, was found abandoned at an old airstrip at I Pandamaran new village her.' i thin morning. Itn contents, ln- eluding $2,820. had been cmmici.
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    Harassing' of Rhio patrols is denied
    274 11 Harassing' of Rhio patrols is denied KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malayan I authorities today denied that Malayan patrol vessels and air force planes have been i harassing Indone sian customs ships patrolling the Rhio Islands. They were commenting on allegations macic by tne cu.stom* chiel at Tanjong Bala:. i Pulau
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      529 11 Today's Radio, TV programmes Q Aft in MAI AVA Bulan Bah.isa Kebangsaan > fIMUIU IVI«U«T« epilogue: 11.00 Closedown. NATION \l. SHORTWAVE RADIO SINGAPORE sbbvice 41.: MtTKts riAUiu aiiMVaMrunt A.M.: 6.00 Time signal. Negara- SHORTWAVE SKRVICt ku. 6.02 Mornmg melodies; 7.00 41 METRES Time signal, the news: 7.10 News MEDIUM WAVE
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    Lock icon Drug running in S-E Asia big business, says UN
    501 12 Drug running in S-E Asia big business, says UN An extra page of foreign news UNITED NATIONS. Thursday yyEALTHY international smuggling rings, using high-powered cars and speed-boats, are stepping up the drug trade in South-Fast Asia, a UN. report said today. The L'.N.'s commission on narcotic drugs detailed cloak- and
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    Lock icon SEATO TALKS ON PLANS TO HALT REDS
    172 12 SEATO TALKS ON PLANS TO HALT REDS PARIS. Thursday. am ILITARY leaders today began a two-day con- ference on plans to meet Communist aggression and subversion in South-East Asia. The conference, opened by Mr. Pierre Messmer. French Armed Force? Minister, was attended by top-ranking officers of the eight members of
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    Probation for former royal, footman
    100 12 Probation for former royal, footman LONDON. Thurs— A butler who used to be footman to the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret was put on probation for three years yesterday after he pleaded guilty to stealing £40. David Payne. 29. who worked for the Queen Mother for six months and for
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    Lock icon Britain, Japan hope for closer ties
    209 12 TOKYO. Thursday. A JOINT Anglo-Japanese communique today anticipated expanded trade between Japan and Britain and stronger economic and political relations. The communique was Issued after a series of meetings between Lord Home. British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Hayato Ikeda. Japanese Prime Minister, and Mr. Masayoshl
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    LECTURER: AMERICAN STUDENTS RAIDING CUBA
    266 12 LECTURER: AMERICAN STUDENTS RAIDING CUBA T^EW YORK, Thurs.— Students from three Greater Boston colleges and several other universities are reported spending their weekends and vacations staging commando raids on Cubn to arm and supply anti-Castro rebels. Alexander I. Rorke Jr. 36, a lecturer and freelance TV reporter, made the disclosure
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    Mill to close
    32 12 LONDON. Thurs.— A Lancashir* cotton mill described as the most modern in the Britain will close lor a week from Monday because of increasing competition from cheap Asian imports.
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    BUSINESSMAN SUES OVER TYPHOID OUTBREAK
    80 12 BUSINESSMAN SUES OVER TYPHOID OUTBREAK GESEVA. Thurs. a West German businessman yesterday filed the first suit over the Zermatt typhoid fever epidemic. Anton Ditt. 50. of Munich, said Zermatt officials had committed "criminal fraud" by lying to him in denying there was typhoid in the town. Swiss newspapers have also
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    Russia rejects shots protest
    64 12 BERLIN. Thurs— Russia today rejected a British protest over tht firing of shots by Soviet lighten close to the plane piloted by British television personality Hughie Green. A British spokesman said, further action was under consideration. Green- said yesterday that two Soviet fighters opened fire as
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    59 12 The inseparables LONDON. Thurs. Elizabeth Taylor and Welsh ex-miner Richard Burton were out together again last night less than 24 hours after an announcement of Burton's separation from his wife Neither was available for comment on the New York announcement by Mrs. Sybil Btfrton that she and the actor had
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      201 12 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBS t>. Painter auJtm a bad atari, 1. Caocel the bar, anyway, and *e«in« to •«*»»>• said perfunctorily u»t 10 "^building to n.^r^M^rcU 7^ is^S«orTd leads the clanging borne" about the attribution- of food 12. slSy^if. (7 i- bald de«*lp- l7 C °£f Uoo. to start oil!
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      665 13 (Continued from Pace 10) SITUATIONS VACANT M r<J (Min.)-Hox St els. extra BOILER ATTENDANT REQUIRED Minimum qualification current tod Class Certificate Appl. P.O Boa 4041 Buklt Timah. B'nora. WATCH SALESMAN. The advertiser wlabe* to thank applicants to Box A5094 B.T. S'pore and advise* that the position has now been Oiled.
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      702 13 SITUATIONS VACANT •0 Worrfj ,vi i »fi«. >— Box SB ctt. txtrm required immediately a male English teacher. Knowledge of Mandarin is essential. Apply Tao Khoon Public School. 133-D, Kranjl Road, Singapore 25. WELL-KNOWN MOTOR COMPANY requires Assistant Stores Manager Only those with thorough knowledge of every aspect of spare
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      625 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED 70 Words SS (Min.)— Box St eta. txtrm LEAVE HOUSR or Flat required for British Government Official. Minimum three bedrooms. May September. Box AA7S7 S.T. B'pore. FURNISNRD 2, S or 4 bedroom detached, semi-detached or terraced bouses required by tbe Admiralty on long lease for occupation by Naval
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      887 13 EDUCATION 2* Words SS (Mln.)-Rox St ett. txtrm VACANCIES! Secretarial. SttnoKrapby, Bookkeeping, snort hand, Typewrlttn., Sprrd 50/150, EngUsta: Classes anytime: Register early: Raja's College (Glaa Singh's 2nd Boor) 95SU (S'pore). C A tTINOORAPMER id 4 MODtnei Take sdvaatage of this woodarfoi Guaraateed offerl Bavol Now tor th* April Bisians tm
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      945 13 OFFICE EQUIPMENT it Words SS (Mln.)-Box St eta. txtrm CERTIFICATE DOCUMENTS PHOTO- COPIED at apecial prices. O.D.C. 12S. Croaa Street, B'pore— *****. FOR NSW OFFICES stsel equipment is a must. Why not call Reliance Office Supplies, S'por*, Tel *****7 *****. _U ***** WELLCOME STSEL EQUIPMENT. I, Cross Street. B'pore-L Telepbcoe
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      1148 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Words SS Hi-.)— Box St ets. txtrm RENAULT FLORIOR Hsrdtop 1961. Completely undersealed and In showroom condition Colour red. Mileage 9,600 Phone. 5450» Singapore. 1951 FIAT SOOt.s. Sutlon Wagon new paint, cushion and tyres engtne recently overhauled. Price $850. Viewing Phone 707*5 Wong (S'pore). $850 1983
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      1458 13 FOR SALE SHOPPING GUIDE (S'pore) it Words SS (Min.)— Box St eta. txtro 70 sT*f«J. H (Vm.i—Box it cts. txlrm BARGAINSI Al factory prices JAVA MODES BMBttM embroidered Campborwood chexi. writing desks special kfß* SSf krt>ayiia baby cot* playpens, coffee BMa\ distinctive in oesicn, Jeweivanoua sizes Including nest of tables
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    NCR to set up training centre for S.E.Asia
    248 14 NCR to set up training centre for S.E.Asia National Cash Register Company of Qhio, America, is considering establishing a school in Singapore to provide specialised technical training courses for NCR's SouthEast Asian technicians. In this connection. Mr. H. O. Stauffer, the technical service and supply manager of the company's international
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    Mido watch director
    63 14 MK. H. SCHAEREN (above), commercial director of Mido Schaeren and Co. Ltd., Switzerland, visited Singapore last week on the last leg of a Far East business tour. He was confident of increased local business despite keen competition. During his vi.sit. he was entertained to dinner by his
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    More rubber goods made
    58 14 Production ol rubber products in Japan in February totalled 21.426 metric- tons against 19.715 metric 'ons In January according to figure-- K->ued by the Japan Rubber ManulactureVs Association in Tokyo Deliveries during the month rose 1 4 IS ni'iric tons to 31,177 metric Iton.- while ena-of-month
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    Malaysian tractor sales survey
    217 14 YfR. BRYCE HENDERSON, director and general iTI manager of Clark Equipment, Australia, has arrived in Kuala Lumpur to review the results achieved for Clark materials handling, and Michigan earthmoving products, in Malaysia. The distributors for Clark and Michigan are Pacific Engineering Ltd., Petaling Java, who hold
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    SINGAPORE INSTALS CELCURE EQUIPMENT
    352 14 SINGAPORE INSTALS CELCURE EQUIPMENT A SINGAPORE sawmill, Kwong Maw Sawmill Co., Ltd. has installed a $100,000 Celcure wood preservation plant. The Celcure plant, the first of its kind to operate in the State, will treat timber for local consumption as well as for export. According to Mr. Loh Kam Cheong,
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    Malayans business conscious
    153 14 Malayans business conscious THE people of Singapore and the Federation are more business conscious than people of most South-East Asian countries, said the divisional export manager of a leading British beverage and canned meat company. Mr. W. H. Hack, of Lieblgs Extract of Meat Company Ltd., made this observation after
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    New Japanese car here
    51 14 The 1963 Nissan Cedrlc from Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.. Tokyo, is now being lntroduceu to Singapore. It Is a 1.900 cc. 95 lip car, lias low fuel consumption, a top speed of 85 mph and incorporates several new features. The Singapore sub-distributors are Chung Shan Motors
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      Ben Line man off on UK, Europe study tour
      183 14 Ben Line man off on UK, Europe study tour THE inward freight manager of Ben Line Steamers Ltd., Singapore, Mr. Anthony Goh, 29, sailed on the Benvrackie yesterday for Europe and Britain to work and acquire more experience In the shipping trade. His trip is in line with Ben Line's
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      3-MONTH PRODUCT COURSE BY LUCAS
      193 14 3-MONTH PRODUCT COURSE BY LUCAS TWO technical repreA sentatlves of Joseph Lucas (Export) Ltd., Messrs. G. J. Manners and K. R. Francis, are now in Singapore conducting a "product education" course for technicians of their company's Asian distributors. The course, which began last Monday for 12 weeks, is the third
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      MERCEDES-BENZ MOBILE SERVICE WORKSHOP
      151 14 CYCLE and Carriage has launched a MercedesBenz mobile service workshop to prbvide repair work throughout Malaysia. The mobile workshop, a Mercedes-Benz L3I9D van. Is fully equipped and will also demonstrate the latest technical advancement in faultfinding and repair methods (besides the training of personnel i. to
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      124 14 Mew in the Air we are flying to J BANGKOK*ft4 HONG KONG H TOKYO Get there by "^T INDONESIAN AIRWAYS Consult your travel agents or P. N. GARUDA INDONESIAN AIRWAYS Ist floor. Bank of China Bldg; Tel: MM4M. .^B^ SOU AGENTS: MARTON COMPANY LIMITED. li B "SPEEDWELL" wire ropes life
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      11 14 lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Look before you listen-Look I in the RADIO WEEKLY iimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiniM
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      109 14 m\ 4m\ wISmmWW 81l *i \m\ Architects, are you specifying Walcrete Masonry Cement? Walcrete masonry cement is specially designed for making Mortar. It can be used for bedding and pointing all types of brick, and block, floor and wall tiles, for external rendering and internal plastering, and for floor toppings
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      34 14 MALAYSIA'S MOST BRILLIANT CAR BHS- *5- IH35n RENAULT'S SUPERLATIVE R8 TEST DRIVE IT YOU'LL WANT TO OWN IT: Progrvss Motors Limited WEARNE BROS. LTD. 109. Pudu Rood, Kuolo Lumpur. I wii "tri OH* Hi
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      1543 15 18 LIVERPOOL t WESI COAST UK.: Ova S'ttre Sails S'ham Peoaaa LAOMEOIN Livarpaal, Ha. e Gli. Apr I Apr I'll April PATIOCIUS Li»eipeel. OuOun. Clasgea An 11 kpi 1) Apr IVII Ap< li ANTENOI Luerpaal, Dublin Apr 11 Apr 11 Apt 11/21 Aar 11 LYCAOPJ Liverpeel Glatfow Apt it Apr
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      1502 15 a I^TI uukYi4T^u/nPM THE LA.C LINESSAILINGS TO GENOA. LE HAVRE. HAMBURG, IREMEN, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM. OSLO. GOTHENBURG AND COPtNHAtEJt /©•*£ttK Spore P. S'han Peaaag fs/xfr-^\n "SONGKHU" a) Sailel ll Pt/ 7 Aar 1/ I Apr RYbnSI -POONA' 22/25 Apr 21/M Apr 21/27 Apr \gVY~TKy "«IMBA" I) IB Apr/ 4 May
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      1444 15 ben/^iene EXPRESS SERVICE_TO_LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CtHTINENTAL PORTS. S'pore P. STiara Peatat lENVRACKIE (E.Ljij LiferpMl, R'dam, Hamburg la Pt/THay I lENVALU (t.L) Ludaa. M'bro. Haatan Apr 1/ I I lENMHOR Lpeel. G'mth. R'dam, H'karg Apr It/11 Air 14/11 Api 21/21 BENNEVIS (H) H'larg. L'laa, Havre. More Apr 11/21 Apr 24/21 Apr
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      1311 15 m McALISTER tfc CO^ LTD. Teli Ha II3JI BJ^^ EIJ.KBMAW LINE <k K.LAVCHESS LIMB LONDON. HAMBURG. lOTTEIOAM, LBS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO. MAVIE NULL a MIDBLESSROUGH SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A PORTLAND Cin SF EASTBOURNE t Aweitiat carga far Ceetral t SaaU Ataenci S'pora P. S'ham Perang SUNNYVILLE 24/27 Apr 21/M Apr It
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    113 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs DASE metals was again the featured section of the market Broken Hill South gained 9d. to 12s. 9d. and led a general improvement. Industrial! mostly held their 1 steady to tinner levels but 8.H.1' lost 9d. to 525. 9d. OHt were barely steady while loans continued
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    260 16 CHIPS lying alcngtidt tht tiniapar* »J Marb.ur wharvtt M tu»ct«d t»d»r, arc Kastcrn Moon 18. Somali 33, M. Rajah Brooke tt/lT Ruthi?ver«tt 13/14, Oamtrs Maru 10 11. Ho»«h Cliff 18. T»VK« >VML V.'illrm Ruy» 44/45, Maron s :>. iminltw Blcrut 1/2. Ol.nartney 6 '7. Mason Uyku 46.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    244 16 tPRIL nrst grade ruOtter Buyers rt f.e.b. closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur ytaterday at 761 cents per Ib. unchanged. Tne tone was qulst. t.C.C.R.A. and F.M .R.I. closing INT. t R.S.S. prompt r.o.b. buyera 761 sellers 761; Int. 1 R.B.S. April buyera 761. sellers
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    Rubber crops
    29 16 Further March rubber crops Incuded- Amalgamated 70,000 Ib. Baasett 28.300 lb. BorslU 131.500 lb BakU Keponc 24,100 lb. Kuala Sidlm 158.000 lb. and New Serendah 132.000 lb.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    111 16 I^Hf Malayan fxenange Banks' Atiealatlen made tbese changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all ratea to flOO): New Vark buying TT 321. airmail OD 32i, 00 d/st 33i credit bills. 33i trade bills. Canada: baying TT S5 s' it), airmail OD SS 7/16, «O d.st 36 15/16
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 16 CHINESE Produce liehancc. Singapara neon prices per picul yesterday: Cecenut ell: bulk 1421 sellers, drum S4SI sellers Cepra: April/May UK /Continent »I'7| buyers Psppcr: Muntok white SI6O sellers Sarawak wnlte $1371 Belters, special Sarawak black Slut sellers, narnirtl Lampong black SKiTi MNSff AMTA $120 sellers. Smcapere Cseenut Oil
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE BETTER: STEAMERS' POCR RESULTS
    622 16 From Our Market Correspondent MORE inquiry for industrials, general price improvements and an increased volume of business in the section was the feature of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. It looks now as if after the long quiet spell the market may be on
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 M»layan Mih k lndu April 3 April I Industrial*: MfJN 1tJ.41 Tins: 1011.18 101.18 S rubbers: MMI 106.84 Oec. 29, 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    694 16 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIAL*: Beustead 51. 49 SL, (1.000) >1.50, (1.0001 $1.49: Dunleps (3.0O0) 52.73 O, (13.000) 52.72. (1.000) 52.71; last. Smelters |XM SL,
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    Tin price is up by $3: Rubber trade standstill
    304 16 TIN jumped up $3 per picul to $436,624 in Penang A yesterday, the highest price July 18. The previous highest price this year was $435 in March in face of the then threatened Malayan miners strike. The local market reports heavy
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 16 April 4. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 76* cents (unchanged) TIN: 5436.62* (up P). Estimated unofficial offrring 245 tons (up 5 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    109 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) April Three months. Dunlops 14 eta. B liarby 4<l. r. N. 16 eta. C. MoraKe «id. Gammons 11 cts H. Traction 1, 3 I J. Waugn 15 eta shell 14 ct». J at. Brew 30 eta. Steamship 7 eta. M. Cement is cts 8. Tlmea 22
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      1113 16 c m00 KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD. O^.A. e>adCic. Atlantic «s Croat Ukai »ervio« Loan Loaot t<» ti» IM ti» ti* S pea S <ri afli* m' .la, -to A^.^riei r* ».j*b oia** 'i'' Inoitioi Mara" 1/ S Ma? 1/ 7 Ma? II Ma? s laat Dust 2( laee I Jal?
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      1030 16 \vC\ HOEGH LINES CANADA— GREAT LAKES HOEGH CAPE accepting cargo for Halifax and for Montreal, Toronto and Hamilton with fast railage From Halifax or St. John N.B. Spore P. S'Kom Penong. 18/21 Apr 13/15 Apr 22 Apr I A««nts: HARPER GILFILLAN <Sc CO., LTD. Siatapeit M7H aae Peaaat (4S» at
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      256 16 PafMKf P Shorn Spore CTA/fTD cTA/ITO ETA/ITO (ROM CALCUTTA, KAKtNAOA I MALACCA ••M.V. "STATE OF ORISSA' tor Kobe). Osoko, Nogoyo orxl Yokohomo Aa*ei ■■OM VOKOHAAAA. OSAKA 4 MA«OYA S.S. "AJAHTA" tor Colcutto FROM YOKOHAMA, NAOOYA. KOU A OSAKA •M.V. "VISHVA SHAMTI" for AAodroo Bombay PROM BOkABAY AND COCHIN M.V. "STATC
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      1003 17 PAHANG GOVERNMENT VACANCIES. 1 APPLICATIONS .>re united from Federal Citizens or Stale Nation: Is who ha\e attained their 16th but not their 22nd birthday lor appointment .is Junior Technicians in the Stale of Pahang on UM salary scale of $94x7.50-124 149x7.50 209 230 x 7.50 297.60 plus Cost ot Living
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      958 17 NOTICES I SIAMESE TIN SYNDICATE LIMITED Tin ore output for March 1963 —piculs 3.819. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties. To be held at oar Salr-room No. 11)4 Markei Street On Tuetdav. 9th April. 1963. at 5.3« pro. 1 No. 56 Moonstone Lane, ares j 4.587 square leet. freehold. VACANT
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      448 17 NOTICES NOTICE We wish to tiOM&e our clients that Mr. Heng Keuw Kwong ha* ceusea to be employed by thu> company as from Ist April 1963. anu has no authority whatsoever to transit any business or collect any money on our behalf. Lawrence Office Equipment. 23-B. Room 5. Amber Mansions.
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      453 17 TENDERS J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from suitably registered J.K.R. Contractors will be received at the office of the Director of Public Works. Persekutuan Tartan Meiayu. Jabatan Kerja Raya. Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur up to 12 noon on Ist May. 1963 lor the supply and installation of an elevated 67.000 gallons
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      464 17 NOTICE THREE YEAR PART TIME TEACHER TRAINING 10l KM-.. SECONDARY' CONTINUATION SCHOOLS. MALACCA. 1963. Applications are invited to till existing vacancies. Applicants must be single, have attained their 17th but not their 23rd blrihuav on 1.163 and be in possession of aj FederaUon Certlflcat« of Educa- 1 tlon /Cambridge School
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      508 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from Federal Citizens or State Nationals lor the post of Temporary Tech- nlclan i Surveyor i In the Public Works Department lor the Through Route* Project K.L. on a salary j scale of $209 x 14-321/seconu j examination bar $338 x 14-$430 per mensem plus
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      502 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT: Requires PRINCIPAL. PON HAN RESERVOIR ENGLISH SCHOOL. In salary scale $520 x A2O-620 plus variable allowance as payable from lime to time and Employee.* Provident Fund benefits. Appointment will be on temporary basis In the first instance with prospect.*
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      Lock icon GRAND NATIONAL WIN FOR AY ALA
      51 18 tyiTH a burst of finishing speed. Ayala. ridden by 19-year-old Pat Buikley. streaks to the winning post ahead of Carrickbeg to win the Grand National at Aintree on Saturday. Ayala is jointly owned by hairdresser Mr. 'Teasy Weasy" Raymond and trainer Keith Pigsott. Renter
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      CRICKET NS TRIAL TO OPEN OFFICIAL SEASON
      177 18 CRICKET NS TRIAL TO OPEN OFFICIAL SEASON N \:BAV Thur.s The cricket season in Sembilan will begin .'li a State trial here thi> weekend Hie teams lor the trial nre (.unendr.ms XI Dr. Gunend. ran i captain i. 8 Augustine, L de Vriev C Nav.uatnam. V Mehandran. J A. Edden.
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      Fighting fit Pasir Puteh can win again on Sunday
      292 18  -  Epsom Jeep I) ASIK PUTEH was eager to stretch out when George West held him back for cantering exercise on the track here this morning. Pasir Puteh (by Smokey Ej es) appeared none the worse for his winning effort in his
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      WEIGHTS
      526 18 KUALA Ll'MPt'R. Thurs. Weights for all nine races here on Sunday: CLASS 2 DIV. 1 —6F SuiMhlne Lad KM Kovain 8.12 KdmunduH 8.12 Hitnrhen 8.11 Kubbrr Kstate 8.11 China Ito.-k «.l I Hrmhroke hief 8.11 Skilton K.l l Miorkalincam B.ID Sperdy IMiornix s Hi The Ginpslundcr X.UH 1 .ml
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      189 ENTRIES FOR DERBY MEET
      826 18 4 TOTAL of 189 entries has been received i for the Singapore Derby meeting at Bukit Timah on Apr. 14. 17 and 21. Among the 96 entries from Class 1 are 20 stayers who will contest the Derby to be run over ]2f on Apr.
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      Jockeys fined
      359 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— The Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races here: RACE I— Come Vp wa» slow to begin. Pasir HlUm ran greenly RACE 2 Apprentice Samry U.Hdrn Master) was fined S3OO for per-nlttlng his mount to shift In approaching the winning pest, causing Fiery Hare II to
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      90 18 YOUR COMPLEX SHOWING? KmMftgA^ mARRIAGE- g There are 20 ways of finding |^^H& J^^^^^^S ouf if you i°°^ m ie 9V^H[ fl^HH^^ April issue of— H DONT MISS THESE SPECIALS- Ms^^lm i 9 VERA LYNNS RECIPE FOR HAPPINESS J^HH^S^^ 1 1 FROM NECKING TO NAGGING AND BACK JBP^^h 1 H
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      Fletcher leads In 'rubber' with Crookenden
      1045 19  - Fletcher leads In 'rubber' with Crookenden OH KEE TIANG: MALAYAN OPEN TENNIS By Penang, Thursday 'piKKK of the four Australians taking part in the Malayan open tennis championships Owen Davidson, John Newcombe and Tony Roche entered the men's singles semi-finals in the third day's play at the Penang Sports Club
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      S'pore AAA to stage a junior meet
      196 19 ATHLETICS OINGAFORE, Thurs. The Singapore AAA will act on a suggestion made two years ago by national coach Tan Eng Yoon to hold a junior championships this year. The aim of the junior meet is to stimulate greater interest in athletics among students
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      Coronation Cup game
      67 19 IPOH. Thurs. The Ipoh District soccer season will open on Monday with the Coronation Cup match in which League champion* Kinta Indians will meet the knockout championship* Kilat. The League will begin on Tuesday with a First Division match between Dromoted Shaw Brothers and Perak Chinese R.C.
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      OSMAN THE HERO IN IRC LEAGUE VICTORY
      218 19 OSMAN THE HERO IN IRC LEAGUE VICTORY IRC 2 SUKARAMAI I SINGAPORE, Thurs. Veteran goalkeeper Osman Arrgullia was IRC's hero in this SAFA First Division match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Osman saved at least four "certain" goals In the last 15 minutes when Sukaramai were striving for the equaliser
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      Southampton fight back from three down to draw again
      476 19 ONDON. Thurs. Southampton, struggling English League Div. 2 side, forced a thrilling 3-3 draw after being three goals down with only 16 minutes to go in their F.A. Cup quarter final replay with Nottingham Forest at Southampton last night. Neither side
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      Lock icon DEXTER OUT FOR A DUCK'
      59 19 NAIROBI: England captain Ted Dexter was bowled first ball for a "duck" when the touring Cavaliers cricket team beat a Kenya XI by 65 runs here today in a oneday match Scores: Cavaliers 202-8 dec. (M. J. Stewart 77. A. R. Morris 70) Kenya XI
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      PLAN for YOUTHS
      335 19 They will join 'A' squad after Asian tourney SOCCER by T«oh Eng Tatt; Singapore, Thursday CINGAPORE'S Youth footballers will be given every chance to make the grade as internationals, said SAFA president Hussein bin Kamari todav. "Whether they do well In the Asian Youth championship or not
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      152 19 K^~ —^jjjjg YoaH id 90 */o Pur. GOLD RING WL mi iKow n9 Hni ussie im r** -W lASUE OATS («f«i or wwpen) MADE IN HOIIAND BPP^ P K>< lt AP l0 4 l< look out lor Miw LASSIE Tea Hifiti W on* ol lh# lucky winnm. ff ||IHW CUHNSTOWN
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      206 19 GALLAHER'S RICH DARK HONEYDEW "jjH "******w<*p***pp jj brings out the best in a briar Gallahcr uses only the h'nest of mature Virginia tobaccos in blending Rich Dark Honcydew for a very good reason the higher the grade of tobacco, the longer it burns. It's just this slow-burning quality of Rich
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      113 19 SPORTS DIAHY TENNlS— Malayan Open championships (Penang Sports Club courts 9 a.m.). SOCCER Spore Dir. SB: Oenile v Airport (Farrer Park): Serangoon MY. v Sukaramai A (Farrcr Parki; Sanvista v .Haifcowyu (St. G.orge's Rd): Mt. Emily v Customs ißalestirr Rd 1 S'eor GDBH Div. 1: Sentul Workshops v PWD <
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    ANOTHER $716 FOR P-FUND
    247 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A total of 5716 50 was received bv the Straits Times tortnv for the National i Patriotic Fund. This bring- the to»nl so far received hv the Straits I t.i «;t.027 16. Today'* 11x1 of contributor^ i James Wnrren and i Lumpur. HlOO
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    Lock icon Malinovsky off after praising Indonesia's forces
    246 20 Malinovsky off after praising Indonesia's forces JAKARTA. Thurs.— The Soviet Defence Minister, Marshal Rodion Malinovsky. today praised Indonesia's armed forces for their "vigilance, organisation and discipline." He was quoted by the official Indonesian news agency Antara at the rno of his ten -day visit as (•eat of General A. 11.
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    Malayan waters fishing
    81 20 TAIPEH. Thurs. The Governments of South Vietnam. Singapore and Malaya were reported here today to have expressed their welcome for Nationalist Chinese fishing fleets to operate In their waters with their necessary assistance The official Central News Agency quoted Mr. Tsal Win Hsien, chair- man of the
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    New Aussie interest in Malaya—trade envoy
    276 20 New Aussie interest in Malaya trade envoy KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Australian manufacturers are becoming more interested in Malaya's market possibilities berause of its sound and stable economy, and because the short distance between the two countries lessened the risk of sudden price drops. This was stated today by the new
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    LONDON STOCKS
    332 20 LONDON. Thurs. Stock markets were distinctly unenthusla.stic over the budjjet" and although I actual selling was light buyers diaplayed a reluctance to commit themselves and consequently prk-es quickly responded to the smallest :of sales. Movements In the mam. however, were on the small side 'and there was some
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    Lock icon Prof umo to sue Paris magazine for story
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    41 20 MR. A S LOUIS. I H peacefully. Con i. Loront; l^ii.il kl I.M |>in. f»l:n. MRS. PANDIAN M ul Hi K. I>r:ik Hvrtro BNMe ("<i. Ch.r,.!. roh at U I "ii April 4t». Kuneral oa Auril :.th mi lii.iMi :n
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